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lu i-iiiiiin iuhi ill) l.u iii-lm, nik imii
MMiiUoii tr Itio lnlo vliiUitnn wml.t. In
hU-m .lilt!iiil, i,ii,'i-riiiii( n. mil, rtiiini
f miK mill iii iiiit liuti Mimi in irf i ho
rnuiviii mm ir imvmi y j(lci; mid illw
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In. A liilrlii', linMinit or Ikim'IiIiu fitlw
1iH'lt lnt cuiii-i iiiliiij lln Kiii'iiiiiii nu, n
liinliiunli iilcil mill il k!i,nlril. mill lum.li
lir tat llio Mi'iilur i'oui 1.
I". Civuliir rluoc un llllmt In nwrnr to
ili frtiil tliu climvli iijji(,.t lnrt'lli' ii iv r
toniiiniiiii'uuHi, Him iin y uiu Um uiuU r mi
MiU'i-illcU
IK Tim rihiiIh nf hi-ri't U inn to cm
flwli'il mid npiii to i lie rlniivli,
IB. At)v(M'nU'n ur iioiHi'liw, fnvurliiit hi-fi'
llcii, or llinlr iiifi'iiili'i, or plnnllin for thi'tii
In law huIIh, or wrllliiii ilootiitiviitM for llii'iu
Mr liifiummi mill miNHiiiliii fimi ulllru,
SO. Tlio hi'culiir (xiwoiit, wlit'thrr ihtihii
tionl or li'inMii'itiy, urn iHiuntl to nwciir tluit
they will txhrtiilnutti, Hivurilliix to lln lr
JHiwor, all iH'rcUi'm niiili'iiiiiril liy lliorliuivli;
oml t'iiijMii'nl lord not, puruliin hu liunl of
liort'tlfK. tM cx-i'oiilliiuiili'lllrd.
21. 1 Ihmo Nlitni'd with (hu crow for tliu
niilimtlon of licrilli', vrj.ili'o In llio
i'K Riiuili'd to tho cruxii'li'iH foi tliu
it tho holy IiiihI.
fThi'y mi) iilwolvi'd from nil o!ilimloim
M'o 111 anywlw) IhhiihI to hrrutli'H,
Wliixtvcr dUN 1" hill III' hkilIiihI Ihi) mi
vlng, iniTltn the klnuilom of Ihmivmii,
wu do not t'Nli'i'iu llinsii hoiiili'ldo, to
V It, limy liuvu liikiMimd In lliidrtoul for
inoilicr rliiirrh nuuliiNt 1 no ex
I .iti'il. to kill wiiiic of lliriii,
P hut t, at hullo rrlnci'n nro hound, holli
jfl ti;d oiHion Uw. not to rooi'lvti or
lt licri'lk'H, uiiil miii'h tnori) ant not to
frliiirrlinM, oroihcr pxuri'liio of their
, or rulliiT, llii'lr fitlso noct. hut nro
f'lloninly lioiinil I'verywhi'iit, to ri'iml
kpi'l llii'iu.
Jim folloHlnu tfiniionU iiiiiiIhIiihoiiIm
In lw I'lifiuvnd oil hi'ii'tlrm IhI -Infuinir,
fhv coiiMHiiiiit illmjuullllcitHoMii for nil
tiotn. Siid-liiti'Ntttbllliy, iu well active
Wtolvu itlmt In, thry can iiuIiIiit make
Hoi' Ilihoilt, what in li ft to them liv
ViTTSrit-Um iT'f)iitvrnni power over
W'li, UUUm of dowry, iiiul other
ji'ite granU'd to women, fitli-i ontlwu-
Vf nil kimhIh. Bill Tim vimxilu t, nil
' and other nro frm) from nil, rvfii
oblliiulloii dim to tlit lr lord or nn
.Hi-( uphill coruorul uuiilNliment,
lully Uuuth, ami )nrietuul linnrlwiii
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rhe i-aiion law fofhldii all t deration
I'htit tui't roiKil It ti fix i,;i l i.. Jin, m mo to
imunli'iUii him who giant liberty of
I'lll'C,
INo oath I to ha kept toward heretic
It, lord or oilier,
f Icrtiilcn uru to ho deprived of all elvll
Ylemiiil rl'ht.
'h poiw cun abolvo from all oulh.
ii-erjr uihnoji i uruuiary judyit in u
i Mfherevy Tho rutuuin l heeaiiMt tint
mtmn ex-oflli'lo, mill ouuhl to extirpate
"V, iiud lulli't iijxiti them tint duo pun
(, and to thl am hniind mi pain of
mi, iii'Niuiia, ru inn iiiiiiiftiidrn en
deputed iy the IllxwtnllO Hell,
hop 111 hi (lloeewi U thoiiulit to hit,
Ity l. a natural liiiihiltor, (llii-r-
i lniUUItiri, o a to hava tho vama
Itli tlewe already mentioned In a
herey,
, MVMPV liMtmtkuj.rv ntttl, Mill. ...
Ay taki, Hi ecu urn certain Condi
in unoemiiNHi, amottKm wnirli arei
cam SndTo av the rltiht ami
yof itnpnrlori8rd-Vheii tho oath
tint honor of the apimtollu we to btt
hut tho rounell of Trent, (the lust and
iilhnrlty of ltonie), decree and coin-
that lha acred canon and all Ken-
icll. alito the other aixiHlolli! enitct-
lnurd In fuvor of ecchlimtlciil
of x'letaNttcal llherty, and nitaltut
ViolaKir. all of whli h hy thl nrenent
lecreo it renew, anil inut he exactly ol
nerved hy all,
"I.-
CARDINAL'S OATH.
.cardinal of tho Holy Itoman
climvli, do promlxo and wear that, from thl
ln to tho mid of my life, I will ho faithful
and ohedlttnt unto Hi. I'eter, the holy apo
tolle lhniian church, and our mint holy lord,
Ahe kh of Home, and hi mct'ciMor, canon
fcally anil lawfully elected: that 1 will itlve
noadvlci'.conneiitor aKUiniii'c nfuliixt the
ponlllli'iii tnaJeHty and H-rMiii that I will
fievcr knowlnifly and advlMtilly, to their In
Jury or dUsraec, make puollc the council
.niruxted tu me hy thciiutcivca, or hy mii
Mcii'ti r or letter! alo that 1 will jjlve them
ny UwlNtani.v In retaliiliiK, defendliiK and
rt overlna the Itoman papacy and the reifulla
t 1 tler, with all my iniicht and endeavor, m
riiriilherlhUaiid prlvllexe of my order
will allow It, and will defend them aualimt
ll lie Ir honor and atato, and 1 will direct
nnd defend, with duo form and honor, the
Began and nuncio of tliu apoittollc (tee, In
Hhe lerrltorlc, churcheit, monuiiu-rle and
imher henellce committed t my keeping)
ul f will cordially co-operate with them
mid tn , it iheiii Willi honor In their comliitf,
nhldlms and rctunilnif, and that I will roaiat
tints WikkI all pernon wliataoever who ithiill
HI Utnipt anything aKiilnst them, That I will,
iy every way and hy every mean atrlvo to
lrewrv, aiiKuicnt and advanco the rlifht
Vhkhh, prlvllejte, the authority of tho Holy
4,mun hlkhop, our lord the pope, and lit Us
tiientioiied ucccwMirH and that, at
.atever time anythliiK nIiiiU Iks decided to
In Ir prejudice, which U out of my power to
lili.der. u oou a 1 khull know that any
'ew or mcunuri-ii have been taken in I lie
matter, 1 wtll make It known to the an rue,
ur lord or hi ttufifetwors, or Miino other per
son by whime mount It may be brought to
tli ul r kuowledBo. That 1 will keep and carry
ttut and cauae other to keep aid cany out
c rule of tho holy father, the ducreea.
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Sim. a m..l .oii.tnu. I will l.,.n,,int'l tivf hi1
le lliin l,u i,.,-,-i, xt, .,;,u ,r
.(ivll. ur ai ami,,,,, i v nf H,e ,,j- i,.t.,i,n
rutin nut" urli.Ml. ll,l,, , lU hf..
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HI II It'll 111. !. . H, M'llllllitt, I will in,
in anr t'lttinx I, n. tl,.ii ,ir Itvul.v, In whiit
H.i.iu pimicti iai, ur ,(
l.niuiin . 1 1 . i f. h. nn) thl, cr ,t , ,llt r , v
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jn'.i. ,i nn-ir -iwin, rimii?., linimr, Mali
..r w.w, r, , ,r , M(ll, Miy m
HiliK t.i l' tieati.,1 or nuliiiled I y any whin
wM'Ver, 1 w ill hinder II to my iith,i, , M,
inat I i nn, I will itlKiilfy it i r
iiimi. i lie i mi in linen nud miiuditieM of tin
pope, 1 Will nbwi ve wtth all my inlht mi,
cntiMt to he olim-rveil by olhem."
iiemiic, will, unit I, vi and rebelH to our
nam lord or hlNui'iiNMira, I w in iu my ut
moHi H tieciit ami oinim. '
iien'iic.w, K''liliniillli'iiHet rela'lle elilem
louiluonoHtro vel tmcconHorlhiiM predict Ih piti
imiwe iierNeiiiiar el oiiiiuiriwi bo."
"T will come to a council when I am called,
1 will Vlalt tlio threshold of tho npohtlna
every inree year and (tlve an account of our
lorn or all my piiMtoritl olllco and of tin
l-hliiK beloniilns to my dlo-i'Hii to tint din
clpllneof my clergy and pimple. wm
line milliner humbly receive and eminently
"' iiiH'Nitiiic, coniniiiiiiiM, ir am
(icliilned ny a law fill Impediment, I will nor
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iirmuii oy ii memiMT of my
chapter or ii pHi-Nt of my dloccM., lully ln-
Biriieieii in ii.i inimrH ai ovn meiiiloiied Tin
lioKxi-NNioim iieioiiuinir to my table, I win
neither M il nor other wIho nllemite wtlhiHil;
cmiMiltluir the Itiiiinin ioutiir. hit help mu
u,.., ...vnv ,1111 KIIR1ICIH III IIOII,
It iSliriilitiirnt.
Helit to tho HoiuImIi Maniiger.
"I.-
PRIiST8 OATH,
-, now In the prccuco of
AlmlKhty tlod, thit bleNeil Virgin Miny, the
nietweu niicnaei the Archanel, tho blcNMod
Ht. John tho IliipllNt, tho Holy A punt lea St.
rcierattd m. rani and the Halm and tho
Haered llcwtof lleaveu, and tu you, my lord,
l no aeciaro rroul my Heart, without inenul
Innervation that tho popit U t'hrlat'a vlcar
Keneral and I tint true and oti(,y head of the
uuiveraal church throughout tint carlli. and
that, by virtue of tho key of lilndlia and
hawing given to hi hollucM by Jcnum fhrUt
he ha power to depOMO heretical Uhl-m.
prince, "lute, commoiiwealth and goveru-
mcntii, all belr. Illegal without hi ancred
coiiltrmatloii, and that they may cafely tic
ocMtroyed. J hererore, to tho utuioat of my
power, I will defend ihU doclrliifl and hi
liolllci' right ami cimtom ngaltmt all
usurper of tho I'romatant authorliy whiu-
aoevcr, CHiaclally agalnl tho now pretended
authority and cliuch In England ami all
adherent, lu regard that they Im tmiirpul
and herel leal, oppolng the aucrvd mother,
the church of Homo,
I do denounce and dlxorn any allegiance
a Clue o any I'roteatnl.t king, prlneu or
atateor ola'tllenco to any of their Inferior
olticer. 1 do further declare tho doclrlno uf
t!m church of Knglaud, of tho Calvlnlal,
Huguenot and other I'mtontiintH, to be
damnablu and Ihoae to bo damned who will
not forwiko the minn.
"1 do further declare that I will help, amtlut
and iuIvIho all or any of hi IioUIiicmm' agent
In any place wherever 1 nlutll be, ami to do
my turnout to extirpate the J'rotcNlant diw-
trlne and lo demruy all their pii'temled
power, regal or othiTwhte. I do further prom
le and declare that, notwItliMtandlng 1 may
he permitted by dlNpciiHiitlon to hmiiiho any
heretlcul religion (I'rotiwtiint denomination)
for the propagation of the mother church'
lutereNt, to keepaecrct and private all her
agent' coiidhcIh a they cut rut me, and not
to d.vulge, directly or Indirectly, by word
writing orclrcuniMtauce whatsoever, hut to
eiecutit all which ahall be propoNetl. given
In charge or dlM'overed unto me by you, my
mntit reverend lord and bishop.
"All of which 1, , doawear by tho
hlciucd Trinity and hlewM-d Hacrament
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tllr,wi l.t tt rit ti l tufw.ot I'inlll.
,lr ,in twtvtlltt ,.t,ti.l l'tl
rt..l!hfk w4 l.i ili.lM nil II I II r ln.l, 4
I .1,. fill I til t lttiitiw mtit 4m l timt. M.,.
Hltn.l'fif am rtN'tc4 w nn M tti
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of ,,ilh. t itt.tr It intr-ml, l.t With
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Hi't In .1 nu I if r ilinsllr tmllMvUf.
.ml, wriiiH r . ii imi.tin,-. wliai'ir,
but to ee. ut all tl.nt .li Iwv (tnMe,,
t'ttn ta that!', or Oi.Ki.trml imin tn, lt
Jrntl m iih.wllv father, or y f till mrwl
lHttri
I tin further peiuiilw ami tin-Ian thai I will
have no iipittion or will of my own or any
menial n-niioii wimimu'wr. even a a
rirti or ca.lnt er trlnil e Cadaverl, but
will nttlieollntliicly o!ny each and every
comitiaml that may hctlve fnuti my ulter
ior In the mlllila of the hiic and of Jetl
t'hrUt.
Thai f will go lo any part of the world
whUhei-torver may lie neat, to the frown
region of the nortli. the burning KmiiNuf Hie
dewrl of Africa, or the plngle of I ml In, to,
the centcrnif cIvIIIhI Inn of Kurttpe, or to
the wild haunt of the harharoti iavtfe of
America, without htiirnuirliig or repining,
and will be nubmllve In all thing whatwv-
ever, commuulcated to me.
I do furthermore promlno and declare that,
I will, when opportunity pi-cacnta. make nnd
wage relent lea war, aecn'tly or openly,
against all heretic. l'rolettnnUaud Liberals
a I Bin directed to do, to extirpate them
from the face of the whole earth, and that I
will spare neither age, ex or condition, and
that I will hang, hum. waste, boll, flay,
atrnugle and bury alive these lnfamoua
heretical rip up the Htomacha and womb of
their women and crush their Infant' head
agaltiHt t lie wall In order to annihilate their
execrable race. That when the ame cannot
be done openly, I will aecretly use the pols-
onoiiNCup. the atrangulatlng cord, tho atoel
of the poltiard, or the leaden bullet, regard
less of the honor, rank, dignity or authority
of the person or person, whatever may be
their condition In life, either public or priv
ate, a I at any tlmo may bn directed no to
do by any agent of the pope or superior
of the brotherhood of the holy father, of tho
loclcty of Jesus.
In confirmation of which I hereby dedicate
my life, my aoul and all coporeal power, and
wltli thl dagger which I now receive, I will
subscribe my mime, written In my blood, In
testimony thereof! and should 1 prove falsa
or weaken In my determination, may my
brethren and fellow soldiers of the militia of
the popecutolT my hand and my feet.and my
th roat from ear to ear, my belly opened and
sulphur burned therein, with all the punish.
ment that can be Inflicted upon me nn earth
and my soul be tortured by demon In an
eternal hell forever.
All of which I, ,., i., do swear by
the blessed trinity, and blessed sacrament i
which I am now to receive, to perform, and
on my part lo keep Inviolably) and do call
all the heavenly and glorious host of heaven
to witness t heito my real Intentions to keep
this, my oath.
In testimony hereof, 1 take thl most holy
and blessed sacrament of the ucharlt,
and witness the same further, with my name
written with the point of thl dagger, dipped
In my own blond, and seal In the face of
thl holy convent
file receive' tho toafor from tho
itiporlor and wrltos his namo with tho
Colnt of his daifuor, dipped In his own
lotxl, tukon from over the heart.
S in
COMCRCIU, and R I N TT p R Q
nmojic socinr f
Wi: MAKi: A M'lVIAI.TV i rUNlslUMi ri;iNTn
LODGE SUPPLIES
And lRiH.il t'rtl, ti.! lxlt'. l.t furPl'li ii'i'
want and r will timse m. f Vti;rat uf tl,e ! p
1 1. at w- ran ti.f for !itjr f m k a w. 11 ( ji itv
(4 ihrjr
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7VC7IHHIC nn.
If IhiiIi U
fnrni.h vii
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in lixtl uf ant kind f tNttttto in lal I'liiitlnir. Y fan
thin jt wlh In fnif l.tmn, 1'ist mnl Ttpcw rlter
ritit
BOOKS, BRIEFS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS,
DODGERS, STATEMES'TS,
ml we'll do ytmr urk tit ivaonit)ili pniliU Biul in ttianiior thnl will 1h
atisfiictiiry lo tlio ciu.t.tiiiof. Our oHlce- U nt
U2t 413 and H I SMKELY BLOCK.
AMERICAN PUBLISHING QOMPANY
OMAHA. NEB.
A. IIALD.
HALD Sc RICE.
WIIOI.KSAI.K AND IIKTAII, I1KAI.KKS IN
GEO. 23. BICE.
which I am about to receive, to perform on
my pai I to keep Inviolably, and do call on
all the Heavenly and Glorlou Host (if
Heaven to w lines my real inicntiniito keep of (fiK)ils carried tmys tho railways on the
thl my oath. averaira about (W cents. If we uuess that
"intesiimony wucreor.l tuketlils mostnoiy
ENGLISH TRAVEL EXPENSIVE.
Why llate by Haiti For Passengers srnd
Freight Aro No High.
Tho einltierit Engllah railway author
ity, Mr. William M. Acworth, jtolnts ont
many causes for tho (lifTcrenws between
railways In this country and tho United
States. Tho higher rate of chariros on
EtiKliuh roads are thus explalncil:
Hie very lartfo capital outlay of Eng
lish railways Is of courso ono main rea-
son of tho IiIkIi standard of rates and
fares In England Exactly how high
that standard Is we have no means of
knowing, for our railway statistics,
made up lu a form that was laid down
by an act of parliament about 80 years
lack, carefully suppress tho Information
that It is most necessary for us to have.
Ion mile and paMHeuger miles are not
here recorded. We know that each ton
and blessed Kacraint'iitof the Iluidiarlxt, and
wltm-M tho same further with my conse-
rated haul, In tho presence of my holy
bishop and all the priest w ho assist hliu lu
luy oidiiialloii to tho priesthood."
CXTRCMI OATH OF THI JESUITS.
I , , now In tho presence of
the average distance Is about 25 miles, we
arrive at an average rate of 3.40 coutaper
ton mile, which is not very far from
three times the averago rate in the
United States. So in tho case of passen
gers we may guess that the averago fare
is alMiut 1.73 iKtr mile, which though
lower than tho American average is
Vmh it i it 4M at ;i t, ,4
h 4v, ml it vii ,.. , .
! m-.Iuik t.-t $ l a' ih.
H'tll , I . K If iH fill, IS ttkl
tnti, h .t t)in Imtti! -.l ,41 w-n
IP n Hu . Mti I tnn 1 1
kvH f ttetiit fetn i titil.
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tttiMin f w t.t, ami f w i..j in, nn . ;
dst,4tal Irani , n tti mni rUu j
sislbm, 1 hi htfcli tje-l an ) tintiiii j
Hpft-Mtct t.tf Httt. In. si, ,tK, j
KnU ami nIh.iI liiitf.r f - ll.al
la, lialf .Mt.l - iinmn, f.r an tit;iti '
! Willed lt II full lapmltV liinlrst .
lowly la-rttpif lite lmt thai . f..f , ;
limit it,v) ttmt III tutp,-iMtt ,.
fiti l rttt-tii f..r Ii.
Jhil H iul'l tint ! i rite l.i my Hint j
the gmsU are wi'tked at high atii aim- i
ply for Ut" rt'iiveiiteiue uf the railway!
iiiaiistft iiii nl, to the tttiitmry, lhi d- J
luatld ft r sh In lint , at t(f inrrvlmn- j
" iSiS TJX LEWR DS, BUSINESS CARDS, LEGAL BLANKS,
said that lite l.nghsli gittil wrvicn I
lntwnl on the iipstsiti'tii flint, Is'lwi n
tut j.rt uiit tttwii hI tejist, whatever is
lmtiiltvl to llie railway ei'iiip.iiiy at 1
forwanling Kliiflnn over night will 1h do
liveredlii (ln i'oimifiiiti the Ural thing
nex liumtiiig. Now, a wrvice such as
this, iu tint nature, of tliiiiK, can iievo
lai a cheap otic. Engineering Mngn.ine.
Two lltttiilrril litrlif of KaltifMll.
Cherra l'tinji, in lint KIuinI hills, As
sam, UritiHh India, is the "tailo of tho
great(Ht known minfall." In other words,
it is tho wettest region on the face of the
earth. Mr. Ulandford.nt a meeting of the
London Meteorological society, read a
paper entitled "Hainfall at Cherr Iunji,"
in which he presented inconteatublo proof
of the extreme moisture of the country
In question. The records go back for
nearly 63 years, but prior to 1872 are
rather incomplete, there being several
whole years in which no record was kept.
Carefully compiled data from these
weather journals, however incomplete
as they are. prove that quite frequently
during the summer, say from May to
September, the ruinfall for a singlo month
ranges from 100 to 212 inches. Think of
it! Nearly 18 feet of precipitation in 80
days. Colonel Sir Henry Yule s register
for the year 1841 shows that there were
264 inches of rainfall during tho month
of August. That was something phenoni'
enal even for Assam, however, and is
Mot taken into account in the deductions
made above. 8t. Louis Republic.
What F'roehel Discovered.
Little Teddy, who is most regular in
his attendance at tho kindergarten, was
very much Interested in the approaching
celebration of Froebel's birthday. Tho
day before tho event he came rushimr
into tne house crying, "Mamma, mamma,
i must nave somo llowers to take to kin
dergarten tomorrow I" "Certainly, my
W. out why uo you want tbomr "Why,
aon i you Know Tomorrow Is the annt
versary of the day that Froebel discov
ered the first kindergarten I' New York
Tribune.
An Experienced Attendant.
First Waif (at tho mission) Why did
yer ask tht preacher to tell us a story
win er moral
Secontl Waif 'Cause them's always
th' inos interostin ones. They pick out
the good ones to make th morals go
aown easy, an we're near nough to th'
door to slip out 'fore th moral comes.
Good News.
tr? 8Pr'ng8' T Wd' Cke
Walnut Block, W-rVi- indling
WE SELL THE 8S3T VARIEIE3 OF SOFT OOAL FOR 000KINQ PURPOSES.
Ul' KICK: H. W. Cor. Kith and Howard. Tetenhono 12..
YAKI): 3Ulh Street and I'oppleton Ave. Telephone liii.
GRAND LODGE
LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION
or tiis
' United States of America.
AlmlKhtyOod. tho bleed Virgin Mary, tho mguer man in any f.urojs'an country,
bleasod Michael tho archangel, tho blessed Bueu a result seems very far from satis-
St. John tho Baptist, tho holy apostles Ht. factory. Hli;h cost of construction might
I'eter and Ht. Paul and the saint and sacred have justified a high range of rates and
host of heaven, and to you my ghostly father, fares at the outset, but year by year the
the superior general of tho oeloty of Ju. per milo of lino own Increases in den-
founded by Paint Ignatus, Loyola In tho
pontlflcatlon of Paul the Third, and con
tinued to tho present, do, by the womb of the
virgin, the matrix of God, and the rod of
Jesu Christ, declare and swear that Ms
holiness, the pope, I Christ' vlce-gcrotit
and I the true and only head of the Catho
lic or universal church throughout the
earth; and that by virtue of the key of
binding and loowlng given to til hollnot
by my Havlor, Jesu Christ, he hath power to
depose heretical king, prince, states, com
monwealth, and government, all being
Illegal without his sacred confirmation, and
they may be safely destroyed. Therefor, to
the utmost of my power, I will defend thl
doctrine and hi liollne' right and custom
against all usurper of tho heretical or
Protestant authority whatsoever, especially
the Lutheran church of Germany, Holland.
Denmark, Sweden and Norway, and tho now
pretended authorities and churches of Eng
land and Hcotland. and branches of the
same now established In Ireland, and on the
continent of America and eluewhero, and all
adherents In regard that they be usurped
sity, and yet the gxxl rates hardly come
down at all in tho last year or two their
tendency has been all tho other way
whilo the passenger fares only come
down very slowly,
And yet tho explanation is not far to
seek. Our services have always Iteon ex
pensive to work. They are becoming
more exiiensive year by year. In Amer
ica trainloads aro mainly limited by the
capacity of tho engines ours by the
weight of goods or uumlsir of passengers
that have had time to accumulate in the
very short interval tietween ono train
and another. Let me illustrate: If a
man is sailing from New York to Eu
rojie, he will chooao his favorite line or
his favorite boat, regardless of the time
of day or day of tho week at which it
starts. On the other hand, if the Man
hattan elevated' were to try to run its
trains only once in 10 minutes in the
slack hours of the day tho street cars
FRANCIS C. CAMPBELL. M. W. tJ. M..
MlnniiRiwitlii. Minn.
mu i km r ii i u tt ..... . '
inuf), mibLiuAiii urufiu ntwrt'i nry,
M.L.WXIK. Everett, ma,
419 Ulwt.1af fll.i,.! f ii.i ii 1. n V., I
wm niit'oij ! M wiiifuim limy,
Orffanljir for 4ftmrltiuiitof NnliriiHka, Iowa,
Kan huh, MlHNourl and Colorado.
OJtANOE I'lilNClPLES.
On behalf of tho Loyal Orange Lodgo of
the United Hlate of America, and with a
view of correcting tho false Impression that
enemle are endeavoring to convey to tho
mind of men who aro tiniiciuiilnied with
Orange principle, aro these few statements
made:
Tho Loyal Orange Institution I a brother
hood and sisterhood, bound by thren ties-
Justice, Truth and Hlghteousnes,
It ha no hidden aim.
It I Fraternal and Benevolent--assisting
and protecting members while living and
their widow and orphan when they are re
moved by death,
It uphold the right of private Judgment
tho untrammelled freedom of opinion; be
lieve tho public school are an osHontlal
safeguard of the state, and should bo kept
free from ecclesiastical or sectarian control
and that person disloyal to the government
who hold a mental allegiance to the pope
of Homo should bo rigorously excluded from
teaching therein,
It believe primary allegiance 1 dun to
tho government which protect tho live,
ll'iertles and properties of II citizens, and
that - ecclesiastical authority should not'
under any circumstances, be permitted to
meddle In the affair of slate, and that coer
cion of acltlzen In tho exercise of his or her
right of franchise, under the guise of relig
ious or spiritual authority should be pin
Ished a a crime against tho state.
That It I tho duty of every citizen to de
fend tho lawfully constituted authority and
lnitlti.llAn,if rti... ..mmlrv niriil.iut. ...rpii.tt
and hertleal. opposing tho sacred mother Would rob It Of tne bulk of Its passen- and Inimical Influences, a well a against
church of Bonte. gors, . Bmu,( assailants, to tho end that our glorl-
I do now renounce and disown any allcg- 0W, In Lngland Our business is all ' ou freedom be protected and transmitted
lance as due to any heretical king, prince or between places which in America would I unimpaired to posterity.
state, named Protestant or Liberals or I be regarded as close together. We calli It encourages habits of frugality and In-
fA$s All
t-$m w 4kPfct' I I
dustry among It members, audi proud to
boast that Orangemen seldom become a
public charge or accopt pauper bread.
It believe In the restriction of Immigra
tion and the extension of time for tho natur
all.allon of citizens, and that the public
land shall bo hold for actual American citi
zens who become settler,
Tho Loyal Orange Institution of the
United Htates of America has certain
requirements for membership!
That a man shall bean actual American
citizen, having compiled with the lawsof tho
United Htates with regard to naturalization,
and without a mental reservation.
That the applicant shall be a Protestant,
and also that his parents and wife shall be
Protestant.
That ho shall he thrifty and successful In
hi business; honorable and truthful in hi
dealing with hi fcllowman, and shall bo
known as a law-abiding citizen.
That ho will endeavor to give his children
or any children under his chargo at leasts
good common school education, being care
ful to avoid all popish doctrines, and
That ho shall be in Round health at the
tlipe of making application.
It make no difference where a man was
born, so long as ho meet tho foregoing
requirement.
These are tho qualification required of
every applicant to tho order, and wo do not
think that any patriotic American order can
offer a better array of principle and teach
Ing.
A. P. A.
AUK LINCOLN COUNCIL NO. 1, AMEItl
can Protective Association meets every sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of each month In
I. O. O. V. hall. PlattNinouth, Neb. Visiting
member aro welcome, V, V. Brown, Hoc,
Patriotic Oder Sons of America.
WASHINGTON CAMP No. 1, P, O. . of A..
. .i!,,"n each Thursday evening at Hod
Men's Hall. Rftcoiith and Ilougla Bis.
WAHHINCITON CAMP No. 13, P, O, S. of
" A Council Bluirs.-Moetltig In their
hall over 4111 Broadway, every Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock. J. II. Van Pattan.
, - - . Hecretary.
A M ERICA N
No. 5S!l.
at 8:01) o'clock
LOYAL OH A NO K LOHOR,
evening
ir.uuii, Hecy.
No. 2'J1, meet every Tuesday
m, l,
Jr. Order United Ameican Mechanics.
Instituted May 17, I8S3--Eligibility
For Membership.
Anv white male nerson born In the (Tnlled
St ales or worth America, Its territories, or
under the protection of Its flag, who shall
have attained the age of sixteen year, who
Is or good moral character, a believer In the
existence of a Supreme Being a the Creator
and Preserver of the universe, in favor of
free education, omiosed to anv union of
church and state, shall he eligible to tmiiii-
hersh In under the nrov Is Inns of the law In
the state and subordinate council to which
the application Is made) provided, that no
person shall no received to oenellclal mem
bersbln who Is over fifty years of age,
A nerson shall not be nermltlcd to this
order who doe not nossess a irond mora
character, or who Is In any way Incanacltatcd
iriini earning a iiviuioiKi, nor shall nn bo
under sixteen years of age,
Hublectsof a sectarian or nartlsan char.
acter shall not be Introduced Into any meet
ing of thl council, nor shall any member
maxa use or inn namo or tins order at a
political meeting.
Till OS.IKOT AHS:
Mrst To maintain and nrmnnle Hie Inter
ests or Americans, and ahllil them from the
depressing enVi-lsof foreign comoetMlon.
HeeondTo assist Americans In obtaining
employment,
J l
ne
rhlrd-
To encourage Americans lu busl-
slck and funeral
Fourth To establish n
fund.
Fifth To maintain (ho
in of the United Htates of America, and to
lirevent sectarian Interference therewith.
and uphold tho reading of tho Holy Bible
therein.
stats oonHGib or nkhiiahka:
H.C.-W. A. HOW A HI). Lincoln.
H. V. C.-H. P. DOLMAN.
H. H. II. 1 1. HAY.
H. T.-t!. H.ALLEN. '
Conductor-W. K. COPF.LANI).
Ounrd-P, H. MoAULFY.
Hentlnei-WM. TUHNF.lt.
lleli'L'ale to National Convention ITIA N !
KNAPI".
Wiirden-R. A. HAYL1HH.
The next regular n Ilmr will be held on
the third Tuesday In July at Houth Omaha,
Nebraska,
WASHINGTON COUNCIL No. I. meet
lvi'rv Krlllii V fv...ilttir In fl,w,l-l..l, I. .,11
21th and Paul streets. Visiting brothers al
ways welcome. H. O. Coiinkman. Wce'y.
LINCOLN COUNCIL No.
coin, Nebraska,
2, meet In Lin
fJOLUMIlIA COUNCIL No. H
Tuesday evening In Putter
meets everv
liliu-b nil.
and Farnam Streets. A. II. Flint, U. Sec'y,
Omaha Express and Delivery Co.
TELEPHONE 1014.
Mouing and Light Express Work
Trunk and Psrcel Dallvsry.
Household Ooods Packed. Stored andHhlppod
OiIIch. uiu North pith Street, Branch office
N. K Cor. Bllh and Lake Streets, Tele
phone IftTS. I'KICKS HKASONABLF.
. .... J- L. TUHNKY,
ivr-pinno Moving s Specialty. Manairer.
GE0.W. LANCASTER & CO.
(JKNKIIAI, AOKNT
WHEELER -WILSON
' 8EWINQ MAC. IINEB,
Estey and Camp & Co. Pianos
and Organs.
SOLL ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Needles. Oil, Supplies for all kind of How
Ing Machines. Our own Mechanic Is llrst
clas. Will repair any Sewing Machine.
B14 South BlxUenth St.,
Omaha.
BAUMLEY & SMITH.
ST. MAItY'S AVKNUR
LIVERY STABLE
Light Buggies, Saddle Horses, Carriage,
Coupe, Ktc see
Boarding a Spccialty.:zz
17th and Bt. Mary'i At.. T.laphow 440
NAVLN'O.S JJ.VIVIC
OF OMAHA, m PERCENT
FARNUM ST.
4
PAID ON
0
lira
A Bank
llko this cut
la loanod
without
chargo to
Depositors.
H. K. BURKET,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMBALMER.
Office, in North Kith I Residence, l.vil V,.i...
n, , J1"'!" Hlreet.
Telephone 110. Teletihomi 1
My Only Plac of Businaaa la th. oih
Stand, 113 N. Blxtasnth Street.
TO THE WORLDS FAIR
TAKH TIIS
GREAT RO K ISLAND ROUTP
W'l 5 ' L'ilV' I',N& ti .F" LINCOLN, OMAHA and (JOIlNdli m. ti?r.
nnum i, . ... . . ; w,
Hejiot for all
or
Mondav evi'iilnir In K 1" Hull 1',.
oiock. w. M. I'AHIiKH. Sec'y.
rjAHFIKLI) COUNCIL No. R. meets every
v" Tuesday night In South Omaha. ,
WILLIAM KAKH, Sec'y. '
TlLUFF CITV COUNCIL No 7- meets every
iJ Wednesday evening in O. A. U. Hall,
iuuiii.-ii niuiiH, in.
Chicago),
...-1,,,-ininT, i ii ih i.ine tins a
trains at Pnglcwond (suhiirb
close to the World's Fair Hate.
CHA8. KENNEDV,
"""'I N.-W. P. A., Omaha, Nob
by an A. No. 1
references, Ad-
WANTFIl A situation
luiok-keeniT li.,,.,1
dress. F. !., American olllco.
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