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Viiil.lniif In tin year VII of th ivmiWiV
(ITiW), InHtiit th iinlinn year the
Tm-iMiry 1 1 it i r vti 1 1 a IihiI Iwett tnml
to tnoVr It suitable fir tho u. la which
it M Hu ll lleVutesl.
From thnt time, under 1he different
tttlt of 'Tntac of th Council of tho
Five Hundred," "Palm of llio legisla
tive Ooris" und "ClmmWr of 1 Vmtt.,"
it has always remained consecrated to
the service' of the jsolo'a representa
tives. From timo to time such Improvements
M economy would i-rmit were made,
but it was not until 1807, under Napo
leon I, tlint thu Rnuul staircase, sur
mounted by tho Mrtnl fuciiin the Plnco
de In Concorde, familiar to nil visitors
to Pnris. won constructed. TIhmi it wim
also that the colossal statues of Justice
and Prudence, Sully, Colbert, L'lIoiitul
and D'AKuessenu were iilwod whero they
now stand. Theso statues, by the bye,
which look like marble, are in reality
mado of stone and covered with a coat
inn ' white glaze.
Under Napoloon 1 tho building was at
Brut called the "Palace of the Legiwla
tivo Corps," and tho deputies woro bril
liant uniforms. This caused a writer of
tho timo to say, "No gave tho deputies a
brilliant costume, embroidered with
r )ld, and at tho samo timo withdrew
i .eir right of free speech."
It was in 1814 that tho name was
changed to that tho building bears to
day, "Palace of the Chamber of Depu
ties," or, as it Is more generally called
now, "Chamber of Deputies." Hut if
the legislators of tho year of grace 18DIJ
do not wear gold embroidered uniforms
thoro still remains in their ceremonicH a
good deal of tho pomp and ceremony
which usually appertain to monarchies.
The president of tho chamber lives in
a mansion , on tho Quid d'Orsay, tho
grounds of which join these surround ing
tho chamber of deputies. Before the
opening of each sitting ho is escorted
through the long Hallo des Pas Perdu
(reserved for tho use of members of par
liament and journalists) by a detach
ment of infantry in command of a cap
tain.' Tho drums boat, and tho proces
sion is preceded by n gorgeously attired
usher, who announces. "Monsieur lo
President."
Thus escorted, tho president mounts
his seat, high above tho tribune from
which tlio members speak, and immedi
ately there is a noise of members scram
bling to theirseats, like schoolboys afraid
of being marked late. This part of the
proceedings is about as undignified as the
entrance of tho president is imposing.
After tanning Ids desk with a large palter
knife, or in case of much noise ringing
a brass bell, tho president declares the
sitting open, and a relative silence is es
tablished for a moment. Tho formal
business of reading the minutes of the
last sitting is gone through, and then the
discussion upon tho question or the day
begins. When unimportant, everybody
who is not engaged in letter writing
talks. When the question before the
house is of Interest, silence is maintained
until Homebody sets the example of Inter
rupting or perhaps insulting tho speaker.
Then the scene is one which has often
been descrila'd by clover writers and art
ists, but which must bo seen to be ap
preciated. The usher inside the cham
ber, who wear evening dress, white ties
and swords, have frequently to come be
tween excited deputies, who, but for their
Intervention, would often come to Mow,
These usher form in reality tho most
conservative part of the assembly, for
thev. with few exceptions, grow old m
the service. They are almost as familiar
with the rules of tho house a tho presi
dent himself, and they regard newly
elected member very much as an usher
in a public school regards a new boy
They know that every deputy drinks
while sneaking, and one or them is espe
dally told off to order from the bullet
tho particular beverage wltn wmcn
speaker Is wont to moisten his parched
lips during a heated donate.
It is npon these occasions that the
French chamber treats the world to
some of those surprises "which no fellow
can understand." What Is called in
Franco le petit jeu des combinalsnns is
played, and often a government major
ity of today is turned into a minority to,
morrow.
The fact is, that tho majority of th.t
deputies are men who would bo loath to
lose their pay of itt francs per (Jay and
the honors attached to tho post of repn
tentative of the people, That Is why the
fear of dissolution often Induces them to
give a ministry a majority rather than
provoke its overthrow and too crisis con
sequent thereon.
Two ministerial portfolios are cspe
clallv coveted those of the Interior and
finance for besides the Importance of
the posts thero is an ancient custom in
connection with them. The day after
tho acceptance of tho portfolio one of tho
grave, white neck tied, sword Itcaring
usher calls upon each minister and
hands him an envelope containing 00,000
francs for frais de dephicement, or mov
ing expenses. If ho retains his portfolio
but a single day, ho never returns the
$12,000, nor is he expected to. New
York Sun.
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Sglrll thrlr UmiIh.
I.ivtxti N, May 13, Tho iinmlni pk
itlon of the nt rent court onntl with
th ntial nuinlHr of speclator In at
tendance, but owing to the alv
neitc of some material wit
ltes th ayluni coal and flour
deal was not taken up. Leaving thl
matter for the time being, th entire
session was devoted to showing th
negligence of the hoard of public land
ami buildings in not looking after th
o-nst ruction of the cell house.
Dynamiter In litwa.
MisrATtM, la., May 1'?. The resi
dence of three prominent temperance
leader. Postmaster John Mahln, Attor
ney Kofeuburgcr and K Kissinger, a re
tired capitalist, who had been active In
the prosecution of saloonkeepers for vio
lations of the prohibition law, were
wrecked by dynamite explosion early
Thursday morning. Fort unately no one
was injured. The fitmiliet narrowiy es
caped deatli. The crime is laid at the
d ti n of the itl ton men.
Ant'loiit llrilnr of II iliornlanit.
NkwYukk, May 12. National dele
gate John J. Patton of Huston, presided
at the third day session of the annual
convention of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians in Tammany hall Thursday.
There was a large attendance.
Kat DyliairsdcllclousCroain Candles.
1.U9 Douglas St.
CANON LAW.
1. The const 11 ul Ions of princes are tint
tupi'Htii', lint subordinate lo ccrlcslUNtlcul
:otiHt It ut Ioiih,
, The laws of the einM'rors cainiot 1Ih-
kiIvc tliticfi'lcNliiNllcitl or ramtoii laws.
II, It In not lawful for an emperor inexact
tiiyihliiK oihm'(I to Hie tipoHtollc rtili H,
4. 1 1 In not lawful for klnu to iimiii'i the
.hliiH Uial liclotiK to Iii Ii'nU.
,'). No (uiNloin of anyone can thwart the
statutes of the xic, ,
II, Let no I'I'mIkIii iu'o lie olTered to I he
lipoNtollc (I'liiiolil prri'i lilH, tint let thi lil lie
tnliit IforouHly fullllh'il,
7. TImi yoke InipnNed liy the holy see Is In
he liorne, tliDuxh it appear inioleralilc and
liiHupporialile,
H, 'J'hu I'oiiilff call neither he loosed nor
hound hy (he secular power.
II. That thu I'oiilIlT wits called (lull hy the
pious Prince ('(iiiNtatiline, and that asttod he
v'liiiuot he ,)ildK'i'd ns man. '
10, That, its itud he Is fur above the reach
of all human law and Judgment.
II. Thai all laws contrary to the canons
nut decrees of the lioiiian prclales am of mc
.oicc.
li That nil of Hie ordinance of the pnpi'
ire utile Mlatlii:ly to he obeyed.
III, We ouiilil not. even lo speak lo om.
whom llir poH' has es-i'iiinmuuli'iitcll,
:i, I'llests urn lathers and liiaslers, even
if piini'rs,
l.'i, The civil law Is derived from man, but
he ecclesiastical or cation law Is derived
direct, y front Hod, by which the pontiff can.
In connection Willi his prelates, mi'lot ecu-
si ll in Ions for the whole christian world. In
matters spiritual ncemlng the salvation
if souls, and I he rlnht uovcniinctil of the
liiiii'li! and If necessary Judno and illpiwn
it all the teniMiral ksmIs of all christians.
HI, A heretic, liohllux or toiieliltiK false
lis'trliii" coiicertiln the sacranienls, Is ex
.oiiimtinlcaled nnil ih'raded, liml handed
ver lo the secular court,
17. Hecular princes uiiwllllnu to swear lo
defend the church Mttali.st heretics tun ex
otnmtiulcated, and they are lain under an
..iterdlcl,
In The itoods of heretics are to be con
fiscated and applied to the idiurch,
111. Ad vis-ales or notaries, fuvorlnit here
tics, or their defenders, or plcadlnu for them
In law suits, or wrltltiK dis'iimc tils for H i,
are Infiimoils anil suspended from tiltlcii,
SO, The secular powers, whether perma
nent or temporary, lire bound to swear that
lliey will exterminate, itccordlnn to their
LHiitel, all heretics condemned by the church
and a t poral lord not ptiriilttg his laud of
heretics, Is c x-commuulcated,
21, Those sinned Willi the cross fol the
nxreriiilnitlloll fif heretics, rejoice In Hui
prlvlleite xranted lo the crusaders for the
help of tin- holy 1 (i ml.
2:. They are absolved from all obliiiallous
who are In anywise hound to heretics,
2,1, Whoever (lies I" but tie lufitlhst thu tin-
Im'IIcvIiik, merlls the klnifdnm of heaven,
'U, We do not esteem those homicides, to
whom It may hate happi'iiod In their win for
Ihelr mother church nguliiMt, inn ei-cotn
muulcaled. lo kill some of them,
Ti. That Calbollc Princes are hound, both
ly civil n i.il canon law, not lo receive or
uliTiile heretics, and much more are not lo
s't nilt Ihelr riles, or other exercise of their
'clluliin. or rather, Ihelr false sect, but tin
mist, solemnly tsiund everywhere, lo repel
tnd I'Kpcl them
, 2fl, The following temporal pilillnl I, Is
are to be enforced en heretics: 1st - Infamy.
and the rtuiseipiciit ilUiUallllcallons for all
civil acts, Sod - Intestability, as well active
us passive iilint Is, they can neither make
i;i nor Inherit, what Is left lo them by
it hers). Ilrd - boss of paternal power over
children, 4th--boss of dowry, nnil other
privilege granted to women. At It --('oidlws
Hon of all gisids, lllh -That vassals n ml
slave and other are free from till, even
sworn obligation due to tlielr lord or an
other. 7lh-Capital corporal punishment,
especially death, and perpetual Imprison
ment. sr. The canon law forbids all t deration
2N That metropolitans ami I, -.hops are to
ex-communlcato hlin who grams liberty of
.'oiisclence,
211. No oath Is to be kept inwards heretic
princes, lordor others,
at), Heretic are to be deprived of all clt 11
unit patoenul rights.
III. Thu pope can absolve from all oaths,
livery IiInIio)) 1 ordinary Judge In it
cuusf of heresy. The ivumou 1 l.'Cuue tho
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CAKDINAL' OATH,
, . unlnml if llif llnljf liniiinll
1 1 illvli, d,t pt'.iiiil-t nml saeitl I list, tii.iu lilt
bt,t l.i Hie t n,l ef tut lite, I will Is tttlHitill
Mini i.ltedieiii uiiiii M. IVti-r, Hie li.ily si
Inlli lioniitii t liiiti li. nd our iiinl holy hud,
Hie sis of Koine, mid Ids sii.'ceswtrs. canon
Icitlly nml lawfully i-lecleth Huil I will give
no Milvlee, CtHiseiil or assl.litui'i; iitiiliiM lb
IH II 1 1 ll ll I lunje-tv Hint s iwiin Hint I Will
i, vt I knowingly mid udt loftily, In Ihelr I" -
(toy or tllsgiiict', make pi.olli the cointcll
llUOvli d In hit by tlicln. I ves, or by lues
ileielsnr lellelst HlsolliMt I Will give I hem
any ii-slstaiu e In retaining, defetnllng mid
l-t" Mtetlng the Kommi papacy und the regalhi.
of I rler, with till my mlghl Hud eiideuor, so
fur us the rights mid privilege of my order
will allow It, mid will defend Ihetii tigulust,
all Ihelr honor mid state, mid I will direct
t M defend, with due form and honor, Hie
legale mid liunclos of the tipnntoltc see, In
the territories, churches, nionusterle Slid
el her lH'liclli'c committed to my keeping!
'.ml I will cordially co-operale with them
und l real them with honor In their coming,
abiding and returning, nml thai I will resist
unto blond all pi r.niiis whatsoever Who shall
ulti'iiipt anything against Hietii, That I will,
by every way and by every ineiins strive to
lireserve, iiiigiiient und advance the rights
mors, privileges, the authority of the Holy
man bishop, our lord the pope and his be
lt mentioned successors! it 1 1 tl that, (it
ulever lime anything shall be decided to
le Ir prejudice, which Is out cf my power to
ilinlcr, us soon as I shall know Hint liny
t'eps or mc iiHiiri have been tukrn In the
miller,! will miilie It known to 1 1 in sume,
u,r lord or his successors, or some other per
,ou by whose ineun ll tuny be brought to
ihelr knowledge, Thnt 1 will keep and curry
ul a id cause other to t-eep mi d carry out
niles cf the holy father, the decrees,
ordinances, dispensations, reservations, pro
visions, uposiollc mandates und constilu-
I Ions of the Holy I'ather Hex I us, of liuppy
memory, a to visiting tho threshold1! of the
apostles at certain prescribed limes, accord
ing lo I tin tenor of that which I have Jusl
rend through. That I will seek out, and
oppose, persecute anil light (omni coiiuiu
pcrscc uturum ft Impiigniiturum) against
lierellc scliliiiiullc who oppose our lord,
Hie pope of Koine, und hi before ment ioned
successors, und this I Will do with every
possible effort." '
t (Signature) then scut to the pope
BISHOP'S OATH. .
-. elect of the ftetroll
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diocese, from henceforward will he fallhfu!
ami obedient to St., peter the Apostle and to
the Holy Hoiiiiiii church, 'im loour lord, tin
holy pope of Koine, nml lo his successors
cunoiilcully entering, I will neither lulvl.t .
consent nor do nuyihliig t hut. they may lore
life ot member, or that their persons may lie
seleil, or hands In uny wine laid upon them
or any Injuries offered lo them, under iiii,
preleuse whatsoever, The counsel will,
which they shall Intrust me by thcmsclvci,
their messengers or loiters, I will not know
ingly reveal to any, to Ihelr prejudice, I
will help them to defend and kcepthe Koman
papacy and the royalties of Hi I'eter agalnsl
nil men, T j legate of Hie lipostolle see,
going and coming, I will honorably l rent and
help In his necessities, The rights, honor,
privileges and autlioilly of the Holy Komiiu
church of our lord, the pope, and hi afore
said successors, I w ill endeavor lo preserv
defend, Increase ami advance, I will not b
In any counsel, action or Irouty, In whlcl
shall be plotted uguliisl. our said lord urn.
Itoinuii church, anything lo the hurt or pre
judice of l hole persons, rights, honor, stale
or power, ami, If I shall litiow any such
thing to hn treated or agitated by any what
soever, I will hinder It to my utmost, nml jot
soon as I can, I will signify It to our said
lord, The ordlnuiicii and mandate rf the
pope, 1 will observe wiih all my might ami
ciuisii to be observed by Other."
"Heretic, schismatics und rebel to our
Mitld lord or hi successor, I will to my ut
most persecute and oppose,"
"llerelleos, KChlsinatlciw el rebelle eldem
Itomlno nostro ve successoi Ibus predict Is pro
posse perseqiotr el oppugiiaho,"
"I will come to a council when I am called,
I will visit Hie threshold of 1 lift aposih
every three year and give an account of our
lord of all my pastoral oltlce and of the
things belonging to my diocese In the dis
cipline of my clergy and people. I will In
like manner humbly receive ami diligently
execute the upostolli! command. If I am
deliilneil by a lawful Impediment, I will per
forin Hut nforesiihl by u member of fey
cliiipter or a pi lest, or my uioeese, rimy in
structed In all things above mentioned The
possessions behiliiilng lo ley table, I Hill
liellher sell nor oilier wInii allenule wlllnsil
consulting the llomaii pnntlff, Ho help Ine
lliMI ami lliese limy osieis or uou,
(Signature!,
Hcnt In the Komlsh .Manager,
TRUST'S OATH.
'I,
-, now In t he presence of
Almighty Hod, Hie blessed Virgin Maiy, the
blessed Michael the Archangel, Hut blessed
H.,,lohn the llupllsl, the Holy Asisle Hi.
I'eleruml Hi, Paul mid Hie Hulnl nml Hie
Hie'red Host of Heaven, nml In you, my lotd
I do declare from my heart, without menial
reservation Hint the pope Is Christ' vicar
geueiiil and Is the true mid ouv hcud of Hie
universal church throughout the en rib, and
Hint, by virtue of the keys of binding and
loosing given lohls holiness by Jesus hrlst
he bus power lo depose heretical kings,
princes, slates, coinuionweiilih mid govern
lnenl l, nil bell . Illegul without hi sucred
i'i it, ll t n i ill Ion, mid that they may safely be
destroyed. Therefore, to the utmost of my
power, I will defend this dis'lrltut snd his
liiilllress' rlghl and custom ngalusi nil
Usui pers of the Protestant ituthoilty what
siK'Vcr, especially ugalust I he now pretended
authority and chnrli 'n Mnglaml and nil
adherents, In regard that they be itsiirpul
and heretical, opposing the sacred mother,
the church of Koine,
"I do denounce mid disown any allegiance
us (hie lo any I'rolesfniit king, prince or
state or ols illeiice to any of their Inferior
otl'.ecrs. I do further declare the ilis'li lne of
Hut church of lliigbtud, of the Calvlnlsln.
Huguenots mnl other Protestants, to Is
damnable mid those to ! damned who will
Hot forsake, thu saiit'l.
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IKtNtMl OA1H Of IN JMUIta.
I, .line In Hie presence of
Altiilifhlr lol, the hli-M-d Vliitln Mutt, the
blesM'il Mli'huel Hie atctuttigt l, the bleeil
HI John the Hspllxt. Hie holy shiHi's SI,
I'eter nml St. I'iiiiI ami Hie snlnts and sitereil
Inwl of lii'sven. nml In you my gliitslty fittlier,
the superior general of the sis'lel y of .lesiin,
foutided by Stilnl Iglnitns. I.ovnlit In His
IsitiHIIcnlloii of li 1 1 1 the Third, mnl con
tinued to lite present, do, by the womb of Hie
virgin, Hie mittrlx of (list, ami Hie mil of
.testis Christ, declare mid swear thai Ms
holiness, Hie pou, Is Christ's vlce-gerelit,
siul Is Ho true mid only head of the Oil ho
He or universal church throughout the
ciirihi Nml lhat hy virtue of the key of
binding mid lisislng given to hi holiness
hy my Havlor, Jesus Christ, hit hath power to
depgsn heretical kings, pi luces, slates, com
monwealths, ami government, nil being
Illegal without his sncteil I'oiillriiiallnii, mid
they limy be safely ileal toyed, Therefore, to
the minimi of my power, I will defend thl
(loctrltie mid his holiness' right mnl custom
nguliist till usurpers of the heretical or
I'rotcstt tit authority whatsoever, especially
the l.utheruu church of (let many, llolluml,
Denmark, Sweden mid Norway, and Hie now
pretended authorities and churches of I'.ng
bind ami Hcotbind. and brunches of the
same now established In Ireland, mid on the
continent of America und else where, ami all
ailhereiil In regard Hint they be usurped
nml her! leal, opposing the sacred mother
church of Koine,
I (hi how renounce and disown any alleg
iance a dun lo any heretical king, prince or
slate, named Protestant or Mheral or
obedience In liny of Ihelr law, magistrate
or officer,
I do further declare that tint doctrine of
the churches of Kugluml and Hcotliiml, of
Hie Calvlnlst. Huguenots and olhers of the
tianis of I'rotesliiut or Mheral. In be dam
liable, and they Hicmsclvo to he dimmed
who Will not forsake the same,
I do furl her declare that I Will help, assist
and advise all or any of hi holiness' iigcnls,
In any place wherever I shiill be, In Switz
erland, (ieriniiny, Holland, Denmurk,
Hweden, Norway, Kngland, Ireland, or Amer
ica, or In tiny other kingdom or territory, 1
jhiill conin to, and do my utmost to extir
pate the liorellcul rrolesliilit or Miicrui
doctrines, and to destroy all their pretended
powers, regal or otherwise,
I do further promise and declare that, not-
llhsliimlliig I am dispensed with lo assume
my religion uereiicai tor me propagation
of the mother church's Interest, lo keep
secret nml private all her iigenl' councils
from time to time, as they entrust me, mid
not to divulge, directly or Indirectly, by
word, writing or clrciimslai whatever,
hut to execute all that shall be proposed,
given In charge, or discovered iinlo me, hy
you my ghosily father, or any of this sacred
con veil l,
I do further promise and declare that I will
have no opinion or will of my own or any
menial reservation whatsoever, even us n
corpse or cadaver (perlndn lie cnduveri. but
will iiiihi'sllatlngly obey each and every
command that I may receive from my super
iors In Hie mllltbt of Hie pope and of .lesus
Christ,
Thai I will go to any part, of the world
whllhersoever I mny be sent, to the frown
regions of Hie riorlh, Hie burning sand of the
desert of Africa, or the plngle of India, to
the cuiiterof cIvlllKKllori of Kurope, or lo
the wild haiinl of Hie barbarous savages of
America, without murmuring or repining,
and will be submissive In nil thing whatso
ever, fommiiiilciilcrt to me,
I (hi furthermore promise and declare Hist
I will, when opportunity presents, make mid
wage relentless war, secretly or openly,
against all heretic, 1'rotestnnls snd Mheral
a 1 am directed to do, U extirpate Iheni
from the face of the whole earth, snd that. I
will spurn neither age, sex or condition, and
thnt I will hang, burn, waste, boll, flay,
strangle and bury alive these Infamous
hcrctlcsj rip up the sloinach and womb of
their women and crush their Infants' heads
against the wall In order to annihilate Ihelr
execrable race, That, when the same cannot
be done openly, I will secretly use tha pels
(mouseup, the strangulating cord, Hie xlocl
of the -Milliard, or the leaden bullet, regard
less of thu honor, rank, dignity or authority
(if t ho person or persons, whatever may hn
their condition In life, either public, or priv
ate, n I nt nuy tlmn may be directed solo
do by any agent of (ho pope or superior
of Hut brotherhood of the holy father, of the
society of ,leii.
In confirmation of which I hereby dedicate
my life, my soul mid all coporeal power, and
with this dagger Which I now receive, I will
subscribe my name, written In my blood, lit
testimony I hereof; and should I prove false
or wenken In my determination, may my
brethren mid fellow soldiers of the in I II 1 1 (t of
the popecul off my hiiiidsand my feet.iiiul my
throat from carlo car, my belly opened nml
sulphur burned therein, with nil Hut punish
ment that can be Inflicted upon me on enrlli
nml my soul be tortured by demon In an
eternal hell forever,
All of which I , do swenr by
Hut blessed trinity, and blessed saernmeiit
which I am now to receive, to Hrform, mid
on my part lo keep Inviolably ; und do call
all Hut heavenly mid glorious host, of heaven
In wltnes these my real Intentions tn keep
this, my oath,
In testimony hereof. I take (hi most holy
mnl blessed sacraiiietit of Hut eiicharlsl,
and wltnets the same further, Willi my name
written wllti the isilut of this dagger, dipped
In my own blood, and seal In Hui face of
this holy convent
He receives th wafer from the
siiHrloi' and Welti's his natne with the
point of his (lacifor, (llpM'd In his own
blood, taken from over the heart,
A UVKUTIHF.MhNTK HlsofU'd III Till
Amkhican Hci'suro I4i tiring n iroll table
return to ttm advert Isor. Americans,
waU;h the columns of this iiH'r I
W i
Pharmacy
AUMi,ni:i,Y li'itr. iur.H.
I'Kr.st'U.rrioNH a Himuiiv, f, cor, UUh i fin mm.
Toii.r.r Ainii'iixrrun'Miis, M k
ninin: ciuaus, OMAHA.
A, mai r.
HALD
WHttiMitit so
Arittluei tin ftnt ti ir!n
I ItMltttlt, Olt'tt,
WeliHil Biota,
wt am Ihi mar vmihi or
HI Mi Ki S W lor Wilt ami llnwattl Tt p
VAItH 'Hi Hlri-el slid l'i,iilel. ul Ave Tt
THE McCAGUE SAVINGS BANK,
N. V, ("oi'iicr I'Mtleenth ami IMjji' Hlcei ls,
Pour 4 Pur Cent Intornat on Book Accounla.
Flva B Per Ocint on Ix Month Certified!.
Foreign Drafts ami Monoy Orders at Lowest Rates
OIT REAL DCITATE.
Hunk open from 9 n. In, lo A M p. lit. Monday from 9 a. in, In p, in,
-
LOYAL ORANGE LODGE,
HI' TIIK -
Unlti'l Stitosi of morion.
All Inquiries rennrdliiK the orioinlallon of
new l,oilie In Hut stale of Nebraska, should
he addressed to Nl. L, ZOOKt,
Hlali) ((rKiiiiler tor Nebraska,
414 Bhly Ukn.k, OMAHA,
A MKIll'iAN MlVAf OIIAINHI', lAHUtK,
' No, til, meet every Tuesday cvenliin
at M:(m o'clock, M, l ,OiK, Secy,
Patriotic Oder Sons of America,
WAHIIINHTON CoilNCII No, I. I', O, M,
of A,, meets each Monday evening at,
(InliiCliy Hall. Thirteenth mid Hoimla St,
AAHH I Slit'iiH CAMP No, VI, V, O. , of
' A Council llliiffs,-Meeilii In their
hull over 4111 llroailway, every Wednesday
nlKhl uts o'clock, J, II, Van Cat ms,
Secretary,
A. P. A,
A UK IJNcnbN cnHNOIf, NO. I'I, A Mfclll
can I'rolecllvn Assoehillon meels every sec
ond and fourlh Wednesday of each month In
I, (I, (i, I', hall. I'lallsmoiilh, Neli, VlsltliiK
liieinbers are welcome, U, P. Ilrown, Sec,
jr. Order United Ameican Mechanics,
Inwtltutod May 17, l8S3illlblllty
for Mombomhlp.
Any while mule person horn In Hut 1'nlled
Hliitesof North America. It territories, or
under the proleclloii of Its (lax, who shall
have attained llm sue of si teen years, who
Is of Kood moral character, a believer In llm
enlnleiicit of a Suoreme Helm as the ( reulir
and Preserver of Hie universe, In favor of
free education, opposed Mi any union of
church and stale, shall he ellKlble to mem
bership under Him provision of thu law In
Hui state arid subordinate council to which
Hie application I iniobM provided, His! no
H'rsou shall he received to bencllclal mem
bership who Is over fifty year of HKe,
A person shall not be crmlt!ed to thl
order who d' not Htes a ood moral
characler, or who Is In any way lecuiiaclt tiled
from earuliiK a llvllbood, nor shall hn hn
under si i Mien year of nun,
Subject of it sectarian or partisan char
iicier shall not he Introduced Into any meet,
lni( of thl council, nor shall any member
make use of the name of thl order at
poll Heal meet.liiK,
Til OH.IKCT AMKI
Klrst-To rualntslii and promote Hut Inter
est of American, and Nhfld them from Ids
depressliiK effect of fnrelarri eonipel.ll.lon.
Second - To assist American In obtalnliitf
emiiloymi'iit.
Third -To PiicnursHii American In liusl
ness, fourth -To establish a sick and funeral
fund,
Hfth-To malnlaln His public nclnsd v
Um of the United stale of America, snd lo
prevenl sis'tarlaii Interference therewith,
and uphold Hui readluK of the Holy lllhle
ihwrein,
stat cotiscn, or sr.suissi!
H, (',- W, A, IIOWAHH, Mncoln,
H, V.V, It, V, Ixil.MAN,
S, H, - II. I,. HAV,
S, T.--C H, A I, I, UN
Conductor W. K, ( (tl'K.r.ANII,
(limrd I', S. McAI'1,1' V.
Sentinel WM, TI KNUI,
Helemite In .Nsllolisl ( on venl loll I HANK
KNAI'I.
Warden It A. IIAYMSS".
The lie 1 1, regular meeting will he held on
Hie third Tuesday In July at South (moilia,
iM'iiriisHu,
, , , u , 1 1 L1 , i ,f-, . u ,.i'v,,ir I ...hi.
tv n"ii i i ",t i 01 ii, ,,. i, ,,.,
' every 1'hursday evening In the hall at
tm anil rrnosioi. 11, w, t m mm, 7,
l,lNC(if,N C(rN( H, No, , meets III l.ln
coin, Nebraska.
'(if.I'MMIA COVNCII, No, 'A. meet every
' ' Tuesdiiv evening In lied Men Hull, Con
tinental bb k. A II. Kl.lST, ll, Sec y,
W'INONA IKitWII. No, 4. miMts every
' Mundiiv evening In K. I'. Hull, I'ailon
blis'k, W, M. J'AHliKK. Hee'y.
( JAKKIKMl CdlNCIf, No. li. meet every
' " Tuesday nlghl In Smith limiihs
Wil.l.UM Kllia, Sec'y,
tlU'VV ( I VY nit'NCII, No 7 - mii'( every
' VVedne-diiV evening In O. A. H, Hall,
Council II 1 11 its, In
Omaha Express and Delivery Co.
TKI.KI'IMiNK 1014.
Moving and Light Express Work
Trunk snd Psrtel Oallvary.
Household (loisls Clicked Stored iidShlpKd
I iltlce, o Norlh Pith St.,ot Welwr's Shim
Store. Ilrsnch OBlce, ., K, Cor. Jmh Bi d
Lake Streets Telephone t'i,'. I'll K Kg
l(r ASONAIII.K. J..LTI IINKV.
Ifri'iniio Moving M SK'cliilty. Mausver,
LADY FRIENDS nml.w""''..'' tt'ii
receive sal, itile liimes id new I'estllle rem
edy hy M'liillug ten cents III stamps lo T. II,
HCMrilHI VS, M, D,, Knowltoii. lown
I HI. 1(1.1,11 H; it i .
ir:.t. IX Hl'JB,
c& RICE,
en iii ! i m
ffm XH T Wood, Coko,
OWV L KlmlllnK
iM dual roit oiKiaiHfli rutroa.
iihuiie I ,-.- r- m -r-f l
It pi I 'M UXVl'sAX'si
M. O. MAUL,
Successor tn llrelel At Maul,
Undertaker and Embalmer
HI7 rariiBMi Hi rent.
OMAHA NEB.
DR. J. J. SAVILLE
PHYSICIAN.
(illicit! Iloom 4111 N, V. blfii HiilldliiK,
(Mice Hours! 10 lo ft a, in. I 8 loft M-
(illicit Telephone, U'M.
Kesldence! llir! Saunders HI, flmCin!! HCtl
lleshleiice Telephone, 4;d, U1JJ CJ li (3 J ttllli
""TllIJilAlT X3XIOO.,
GATE CITY
STEAM LAUNDRY,
TM.MMH'NK IKK,
207 North 17th St., OMAHA, NEB
Work railed for and delivered,
A, I.. UKANK,
,1, W, HONXKM
A. L. DEANE 8c CO.
General Agent for
HALL- SAFES
AHP LOCKS.
Bank 0 Vault Work.
1110 Farnam St., Omaha,
NAVINOM JJ.TI
FARNUM SLf DEPOSITS
A Bank
llkothls cut
la loaned
without
charge to
Dpoltor,
Sherifft Sala.
Hy virtue of an order of nsls Issued out of
Hut Idslrlct court of Hon if I a county, N
braska, and to um dirci,d I will, on Ilis tilh
day nl June. A, I', IsWl. at Id o'eps s , m,
of said day, si Ihn CAST (rout ilsir of the
county rourMiouw, in nut cur o, tmsna,
HougbM county, .Nnbrasks, Mdl t liuldUl
siicilnn the iiroirty (lesernsin in aia oruer
of sale as follows, lowll )
Ij.i seven 111 III Mock si III) Ul Wl.fi and
I'ltrini'lee's addition toihieliy of Omia,a
siirveveil. iiboied snd recorded, all In I'oug-
lu.e,, 10, iv. slaieof Nelirasksi !i itroM-rlK
lobe sold oHtlsfr(milin Savings ItHiik Hie
sum of ! hundred fl y-v sud M ("idoltar
ifnV, Mi Jiiilgmenl Willi inieresi iiiereoii i
ilate of eight is( per cent per sinoifii froiii
I'ebriiHiy 1,1 li, l"'n. snd losatlsfy Hutsuiiiof
forly-iilnn and ls-lmi dollar ilw I! costs,
Willi hilerest thereon from the till (lay
of rehriinry, A, Il, together wiih
accruing cost according lo a Judgment
rendered by the district court of said noug
ht comity, st, Ms February term. A, l. I"CI,
In u certain action then and Hiern pending,
wherein limiihs savings Hank was pUlntlrT
ami Charles W, White and other wer (le.
fe miaul
limulia, Nebraska, May I !th. !
(iMdioK, a. iiKJUvrrr,
Sherltfof I 'oughts County, Nehrk,
I'riuicls W, Wt'Mtels, atioriicy. ft-li-ft
Node lo Creditors
Stits or Nraaissi, I
liongls. l oiiniy, i w'
In hit County Court of Hoogla Coiiuty,
Nebraska, April ?.ih, A. H. ki,
In Hut mailer of llm esutn of Andrew
Johnson :
The creditor of said estaw and all other
(htsoiis Interested III said mslter Will takM
notice I lotl tlie c red I lor of said estate will
appesr beforn thl court on the J'th day of
June, lM, on the lh day of August, Istu, and
on Hie ;th day of October, Istti. at l o'chs k
a neach (lay. forlhe puisMe of presenting
Ihelr claim for eismlnstloii, sd)i!lment
snd allowance, HI month are allowed fur
I hit rreiill'ir toprewul Ihelr claims nml eight
months for the administrator to set tie said es
tate, from the MU (lay of April lV.l; thl
notice will he published In Tub Ahssica
for four wwks suceesslvely, prior to Ihe suli
(lay of June, stn, All claim Hot tiled on
or Is fore the ;'ih day of October, lf,t,l, will Im
forever barred from consideration III the
illial sell lenient of sslil esl nle.
Ulini'M. my hand ami nltli'lal seal thlsTUHi
""Vs'sa?!"'' i.W.W.I.MI.
,"i-IM I'ounty Jmlga,
ii Tji.w'Zh