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THE AMERICAN
THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
Appropriation I?nr Mmoml Hi.
rr Commission Comulr rril.
kit it AiKr.R nx.kin m a tiur.r.
All Itifw AntrMmrtoU W cm I ml
rH ti Ulln l4 ..l.tt, M' . ., t
Hl ii.itltli. Mill ('- r In.rl
li4H licit limit., lil-i . i.H i ink
lnthai.lr II.Hilml't Itrtntttllnw.
NV AMMNuTim, MsMiil '. ith.nl
lrii.ii thij ntiV hmtiti" 1,iiiin M,,n.
il iv III" l ! i it into niiiittitt nf
t ! In ! Mini Dim mtihhli't niton if I'm
Kiii lty t'itil nitiiiiiit iiimi n,ut,
Tli iitfit,inli miin)iiiiillnsj ;:iil,(HNt ,i
lm i iin-li r llm iliht ii.m if tlm
MiwMitiri liver rimiiniwi.iii ; tin ti,
1iiKnulJ.it of (Jimnl.m, Mr, titih
liiifi iimlintunl f,.r n Ltii f IIiiik, Mm nr
irutiii'iit Against jmnH'lliM nut jr n.
trii'dim ,rtMiiin of tlm river ntnl lintlmr
l'tn,,ilit!i,itm liut'lrt tnnler the oniilliiii
liiK wutlrtirt nynlcm, Mr. Ilriiuiiin
(Or.) iiliuiH Din cmtrnft nyxloiii for
tlm wuli'i wy of the country, tin' lining
tiniliini of which, ln ntiiit, wiw otn of tlm
crinlt m lilnvi'iii.'iiU of llio Flfty-llml
cotitfri.
Mulnrr I'lmd Fur Hlmre.
JIultiiT (Ni1i.) criHiizoi. nevenly tie
Work of tlm MiwMinH river coiiiiiiinnliui.
Of Dm l.ooo.oiio no far aiih .rtut,
11,500,000 imd Uvn lined on thoniitiio
rwu'li of 1 1 iiiIIid t Ji ffcriMMi City. At
tlm prtwiit rnt it would riiiuirti fso,
000.0(H) iin.l 120 yi'iiin to reiicli Hloin
City. Tlm MinHouri river eoinininnioii
jirotHiwd to expend over $'100,000 of tint
din curried by till jiiirnKriiph on tho
ilrnt rciieli of tho river bIhivo Kanntut
City. Not a dollar alxive KntiHiw City,
not a dollur nt Onmhii, Atchinon, Leav
enworth nod tho other citien up tho river
Whcro tho MiiMoiiri wiw making (front
encronclmnnt. Mr. Pidrinr (S. I).) ml
Vomited an iinieiidment to divert flOO.Ono
of tho appropriation for tho Mwnottrl to
thn Htrotdi of 1,800 tiulin alxivo Hioiut
City.
Heard (Mo.) defended tho' Mimourl
river nwiiriiMHion iirnl tho money ex-
jxmded at .Mlcroon City, Morcor (Neb.)
advocated hit amendment to mo 50,000
of tho Mixiourl river ttpjiropriation for
tho removal of mmn and olitftructlorm
alKivo Kloiix City, and f 100,000 for tho
corwl ruction, repair and maiiitenancfl of
rJV(;ttemenli, diken and waterworks Im
twoeii tho Houth lino of Nobronka and
Blow. City.
After a few cloHinir word by Mr,
Catching, warning tho Iiouko aalnMt
di!iiioralliii the nyntemati(! work dono
by tho eonimixHifn by tiarjellin out nor
tiotm of tho appropriatiorw, action wa
had wi tho pending umemliiieritM,
Tho firnt wan Mr, J5rMlerick'H to net
anldo f 75,000 to Hi reriRl hen tjio bank at
At:hiHon mid Leavonworth. Kan. It
wan loHt-M to HO, Tho Pickh-r and
Mercer ftmendmmit wtw hIho hmt,
l'niKr,li ltfltlng tit H,l,, r' lloiiii'.
Tho next and hint paragraph in tlm bill
wan that relating to wihllorM' homen
aalriMt two daiwo, of which (placing
tho (ilHburlfif( onl(!er of tho 1101ien un
der bond and requiring an annual r
jKirt of tho condition of tho homeM Ut tlio
iocrotary of war) Mr, JJbtck had rainod a
jxiint of order,
Cornro, ho nald, had dealt munlfi
wnlly with thin loard. Over 10,000,000
bad boon ap(roprlatl; not a dollor of
Which wan lout. Knit for recovery wero
ponding aalrwt Ooiieral Initlor't iwtato
in Mfwwwihunolt and a rocont trnannror
In Wlnconnln, Homo 2:1,000 old doMiern
wore maintained at tlum homon. Ho
watt opjionod U tho charitfo prp((td by
tho bill. It mlht liandlcap tho miin
K'rn. Mr. ('annon advoriatod tho contem
plated chariKen,
An Hre'ment wao roahed that fur
ther (b bato on tho twndiiitf paragraph
)m t'Tinfnato'l in iJO minute, after which
tho (xmmlltwi row,
Mr, Oiil hwaito, ithairman of tho m
fnltlxj on military affair, prfi4entl tho
army appropriation bill, and tho houne
adjourned,
'ff mitaliTa ( (,,,llrii,pl,
Wahiii,v(ton, Mtuvh !,'0,Tho wnatw
In I'Xecntivo nenwlon ;oiilirmed tho fol
lowing fiomlnatiori: IWnater No.
1riutka! Tliewloro A, C, Jtard, Crettj M,
W, Clair, North I'iattoj l. H. Daniel,
Korf';lkj Jtlehard M, LINrty, Alma;
William J. M lilhlney, I,eiril;nj Halli
ard li. W'hal()ulwt, Jiat.in(Hj Volney M,
tStm t, N 'braxkn City, Charlo 11. M-xik-r,
McCiokj ih L, AIcI)owiin, Ord; M,
W, Murdty, J'enderj Jnii" M, Cowtello,
Orarid Inland; Thomaa J, Jiavln, Creln,
Ia.( 1'alrlck Daley, (Jtinninon, Colo.; VV,
11. If urt, Alamoa, Colo,; Homor 1J.
Knider, Manlti;ii, Colo.
Wahiiinoton, March U0, Trenhbiit
Cleveliind traiiHinittwl Ut wiiKrenn tho
final corrcxiidono arinlfifc; out of tho
rwjuent miul by l'r"ident lJol of Ha
waii njKn Minlnlytr Willi for infonua
lion an to whether or not the United
State government would un forco U i t
timt tho queen' restoration. In a h tter
to Pronld'-lit Dolo, under duto of Feb, 1,
Mlnlnter Willi Informed Mr, Dolo that
cm tho 20th limt, ho wn. notified by hi
government that tho Hawaiian quonlion
bad bn nulimltted to congre and that
LI apodal iiiHt ruction had Um fully
complltd with.
AtifrUnn timet ut II In.
Wuhiiinoton, March i!0, The Amor
lean fleet at Itio, tho largent unnembled
in a forefKii port Hinco tho war, will lxt a
thing of thw pant in a day or two and tho
hlpi will bo scattered north amlaouth.
Itoutlno Work In tlm iihIh.
Whinoton, March 20. Tliero wan
110 important bunlne lrania:d in tho
aonato Monday, tho entire day lwlng con
nmod in tho coiihlderation of bill on
the calendar. Mont of tho wtro mean
nroaof mnall Importance, among thorn
being ioveral of immediafo intercut to
tha jKioplo of tho Dintrict of Columbia.
A number of bill wire taken from tho
cakindar and puwiod, among them a bill
1 1 ,,"ii . K i -j p j- in t.
I I fill ! i Cinrt i I I!k ,s . t up
f.....ii u 4, f. , ii, ' !' " (! It
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rt'd l llltf; (ti.. ctil ,.f (I.. Imn.U . t I.
d tll'l ll . jllt!C' Bll.t .i .n tl
( ll 1 1 11 '!. I kl II t ll1il 1 1 ll lie
l iiiiuilli' mi jo t si i i . but I lit" tii-iti
l! l!h it l!i li-uwt ih 'inn oil, f ,.i li,
Miln n l ml In i n iili. i,l i-( itiii,j
iniilii l I f tin' Jiili. 11 In ti lb,- H
lull 1 u on rill. i up II. Will iuiil,i
tin fulllt. r lb l! f.r lie' pito-lil, li.n -
t'Vi'i. m b wulim I., nwnit Mi. It-. mi ) '
frtni ii mi Viihn 1 v.
I'lnli i tilc N.,1 ll. n.lr.l li I nUni.
NVHISiT.iN. Muti Ii Vi' Hie Jth.
d' lil ll tiiniiiitlf.1 (i imiiiii'h Hie imi
lit Hel'llliH V tillllltlt III III,' I'llM.lllhilll
olT, re.) iii Din n ti tle by M"iiin (A hi.)
I'ltlltllit fur lllfiinilillinll r'hilivn lulhe
recent IIiKihIi m-cupiitlnn of IHin lli hN.
The b lliT ntilti tll.it III! I Xplli ll di'i'lill ll
linll him li ll nn iviil finiii the Ml llixli
goveriitiietit that iinthiiiK III Hie way if a
plutivliiMto over llio Miwpiito Itldiaun
i illleiideil by that Kiiverillllelit,
l'rt'liti iil IhI N hi I iim I tun.
WakhiN(Tin, Matvh 20, Tho pre)
(lent wul the fullnwinii ii'iiiiiualiiiiiH to
tho nctiale; l'imliiiiixlerN .Iiiiiikm K. Mc
(loveni, Missouri Valley, la.; Tlnnim
Ijoftux, Went Cnlnii, In.; (''rank W. Cow
den, Rod Cloud, Neb.; Frank H. Proctor,
receiver of public money at I ill (til 1 ,
Wyo.; reihtern of land olllcox: lli i iiiiin
Von (.auKeii, Topeka: John II. llarinan,
O'Neill, Neb.; T. J. Fonter, Murrain Wyo.
TERRIBLE STORM
IN
THE SOUTH,
IIiMivlot lliiliir.ill Ht Mi'iniiliU
Slnio th
SlIlllllKT lf 1N7T.
Mkmi'iiih, March 20. Tho Htorm con
tlnno in all it inti unity and tho down
pour ha been incsant, canning danuign
to road and briilge unci overflowing
branch and bayou. Tho rainfall up
to Monday wan 5.51 inrheH, which i dec
ond to the largest full that ban occurred
hero Hinco tho i.ntabliHhment of tho
weather bureau in 1877. Tho iar' Ht
fall wan on Juno 8 and 9, 1 877, when
tho weather bureau rejiortod 9.87 inche.
An tho prognoHticatiotiH nay tho rain will
continue at leiwt two (lays yet, it in prob
able that the fall will amount up to an
much m, or oven moro than, tho fall of
Juno, 1877.
The downjKiur ha been general over
went TeniicHnee, northern Loulnlana,
Arkarwan, MiHi:wippi and wentern Ken
tucky and wan canned by tho gulf Htorm
which swept over Texiw,
Ntiirm In Ti'tnn.
Daij.ah, March 20, Tho storm which
awept over northern Texa Haturday,
Bunday and prevailed Monday were un
paralleled in Heverity, The death roll
will reach 20 and tho lint of wounded
over llio. At l,mery, capital of Haln
county, the cyclone knocked the town
nearly out of existence. The people in
the ntonn' path are in a deplorable con
dition, all their hounehold good aro
either ncattered out of rem h or entirely
dentroyed and they havn no nhelter from
tho downjKiur of rain which In ntill fall
ing. Ihe damage to property and stock
will reach thonnati'l of dullarn. It i
rejmrted that Jllland, in Hello county,
and Uartlett, in Willlainnon county,
wfro wiped out, but no authentic new
wa obtainable from theno placm, a tho
wire are down.
Ii-kIIi Mat ut I.HimlriK,
IjOnovikw, Tex., March 20, Tho re-
vlned lint of the dead and injured at
Laiwing' Hwitch, tho center of Hntiday
morning' cy:lme, nix mil' cant of here,
make the number of dead, all colored,
eight. There aro 10 or 15 other nerioun
ly Injured, both white and black.
MdIIkhhiiI l'lililh rlit t IVrry,
I'KKiiy, Ja March 0, Diphtheria In
a malignant form ban broken out in the
city.
SMALL 8PAHK8 FROM THE WIRE3.
J u lle Webb lim altirnied tho deelnonof
the oily eounell of Atelilnon, Kan,, eat
ln M, J, (;ioyen im mayor.
Mr, (Joriiclla A, Hplinller, a widow at
Defiance, (),, ha nio-il JJrlco M. AIIioiin
for 5,000 for breach of .rniilw.
(Ji'ore (i, liner of Karma City wa tho
neciHful bidder for the newer contract
at ll'ioue, la. Hi bid wa t7u,''Ki.
Julia Ilurlia aii burned to death at
Iliinlinilou, led. Fhe Vtim pliyln n ilh
(Ire In n fl'-ld when her clof ltlng cauulit
r.
Hever I'ctcrnon, 0.') rear eld, comuiffted
nulcldi) by hanging at hi homo in I,n
Cronne, Win, Kvi'I'IihIhIki'iii m in drink
wa the eanne,
The Hlaiidard t'otlery corn ii rt y at Kat
Liverpool, ((,, will noon eomuienco work
on Improvement to douhlu tho capacity
of (lie plant,
Kobt-rt M, Johnnon eouimlf tcd nufcldo
at HIonrney, la., by nlioolliiK hiuinelf.
JIh wa an exunerllr of Hie county, and
WO made ilenperule by III health.
The CollexM HI ale Oratorical iiMHocbitlnn
Ht a IlieetiiiK ut Jli loll,, Win., a'lmitteil
Lawrence iinivernity arid voled ti hold
tliH content next yeur at Appletou, Win,
Fire In Ulourenier, Man., canned ibttn-
bk that will reach 100,000,
The hU-n mcr Itanuer I reported off La
Dlhcrtad, Halvador, Wil li mucb nick in n
on board, 'i'he nurtreou in dead.
AiiKunt I Inn, the new incnnlah of Du-
biipue, la,, (llniippointed curlou people by
rcfunlug to open hi "heaven,"
During the nervlce at a Catholic church
fa Ottawa. HI., a Imlt of IlKhtulngitruck
and npllntered the tall plre.
Illlnol unlvernlty in to have a atimmcr
tatlon for the natural hUtory laboratory
and the nl.inly of aquatic fauna.
Hf udenU of a homeopathic medical col-
Ii'Kii In Cleveland, O,, are Involved lu a
row which In (rowing nerlotl.
Irrigation In wenU-rn Kanna I old to
prouilne reat renult.
United HlatenHenator Palmer I at hi
home In HprliiKfleld, III.
The aiifilottery movement In ICannin In
aKKumliiif bire pro(ortloii.
A full city ticket composed of women
bun been nominated by women at Kear
ney, Neb.
Knoch Itamney of Denver, 111.. I ptir,-
tlliiK the doctor, havliiK lived a mouth
paralyzed from the head down.
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if mi'ri t f.. ill (nili. , I.I i.f N. t,ii, ln,
Kai.h. M 10111 1 nt.l I il.in,.i
,'. i. vi;c hs.
On liilmif nt I lie I.nvl Otnime I ixliOi of
IIib I 'ntted nii.l,' ef AiiH'tl.D, nnil llll R
lim ut cnrrei-Hiiii 1 In' t,ile Iiiiiihi. hi llmt
iiii'inlr n emli iiviiiliiu In ciinvi y tn Umi
III I ll.ln I f 11, I'll Willi Htl lllllir,lllllllll'i Ultll
Urtiiiili' n Ini'lpli n. nte lliew ten lli'iii,l
liiiul,,:
The l.eynl Orni.tfi' liiltliilluii I n lirollier
hmiil Mini kMetltiiiitl, Inuiiiil liy tl.ri'" Hen
limttce, Truili 11111I lllidileniiNiie'in.
It linn tin lililitcn 11I111H.
It In rrntcrtml H'I llilii'vnli'iit"iill Inn
ntnl protect In iiieiiiliern while llrliiK nnil
their wlili, ntnl nrpliiiiin when tin )' lire re
iiiiivimI liy ili'iilli,
It iiilioliln Hie Httlit (if prlvnlii Jiiilitnii'iit
the iiiilriiiiitiii'lleil fri'i'iloin of iipliilmi; lie
lli'Vi'K the puhlle Hrhniiln lire nil i'Mi,it lul
niifi'itioinl uf the nliite, ntnl nhintlil lu kept
free frniii eerlenliisllt'iil or nerliirliin cotilrol
ami thut peinoim illnloynl to III" iloveriiineiit
wlin luilil 11 tiii'MI ill iilli'if liini-e In tlm pope
of Ko nil' nil, 111I1I In1 rlKi.rniiMly I'xrlinli'd frniii
teiii'liliiK llierelii,
It tielleven prliniiry tilleiiliiiii'e In line In
tho itovmiiiiiciil which protei'ln tlm liven.
Ilbertlen anil prnpertlen of Itn cKI.i'iih, and
that eri'li'Hliinlli'al mil linrlt v nlinulil not'
uniler tiny elrciiinnMineen. be pi't'inltt-ed to
mi'ililli, In the nil ill I'M 1 if Ml iit4-, mill llmt pner
clon of nclt l.en In the exerclne of liln or her
rlKhlof friitichlM), miller Hid Killne of rellK
iounor Rplrlluul milhorlly nliiuilii lie pi n
Inlied un a erliiie iikuIiihI the ntiitn.
That It In the duly of every citizen to de
fend the lawfully count Itulcd authority and
liintltiitloiinof our country iiKiilnnt corrupt
and Inimical 1 nil u. rici'H, an well an HKiiliiht
armed anniillantn. to tlui end that our Klorl-
oiu freedom lie protected and tritiiNmlttcd
Ulilinpilired to ponterlly,
Itencouraxeii haliltn of fruifallty and In
dilntry anionnlU inemhern, and In proud to
bount that OraiiKenien neldom hecoinO ll
public charge or accept pauper bread,
It believe In tlm rest riction of IniinlKra-
tlonand the exU'iinlonof time for, the niittir-
allziitlon of ell Izenn, and that the public
Biidnnhall be held for actual American clll
r.eim who become neltlern.
The boyal Uram;e luntltutlon ef the
United ht ut I'M of America hit certain
requirement1 for iiiemliemhlpi
That a man nhu lie an annul American
citizen, havliiK compiled Wil li the lawnof the
United niiiii'H wltn ri'Kitro to inn iiriinzui inn,
mid wit hout a mcut.nl renervatloii.
'I' nil, l ie ami caul n hull lie a rrnteni mil,,
and alnothat liln parents and wife shall be
protest nntn.
Thai lie nliall on tnrirty linn nuecennriii in
bin bunluenn; lioniini l,ln and truthful In bin
deallmin with bin fellowmaii, and shall I.e.
known an a law-abldliiK (Htl.en,
That he will emleavnr toKlvtt bin idilldreii
or any children under bin chaixc at leant a
irood common neliool education, helriK care
ful to avoid all iidiilsh doctrines, and
That be shall be In sound health at the
time of making application.
It makes 1111 dllTeri'iu e where a man was
born, so Ioiik us be meet the fori'Koln
reiiulrements.
These are the (uallflcatlon required 0
every applliant to the order, and we do not
t hink that any patriotic American order can
offer a better iinavof nrlnclples and teach
liiKS. SUPREME CABINET
American Orange Knights,
OII.IWT.
Thin order Is formed of persons whose, ob
jects Is to maintain the supremacy of law,
order and constitutional freedom! to pre
serve Inviolate the elllxen'n franchise! to
nerpetuuln ami defend the preeeHsaml fieii
liinlltullims of elvll and religious liberty
Kuarauteed by the Const I lotion of the I'll I led
Htate arid established by our forefathers,
ran a in tr rocin,
For Information reicardliiK the formation
of new rommainlerles, or supplies, write to
the supreme secretary, M, I,. ,()(K, Hee'y,
J, M. Unkkh.C. illlft Howard Ht..
. HiiKanaw, Mich. Omaha, Well.
KANHAH I'lrUI'J.H HTA If. f O, b, No, S05
Mi'i'l first ,md third Tucs'lnyn of eael,
month at p. in.. In A, o, II. W, Hall, corner
I'liiolh stieet and Mlnuewiln avenue, Kaunas
I liy, Kan, hamiiel Harrison, W, M, Win,
lliilliiih, wcretitry, f,i7 Norlhruu aveuiin,
Vlnltlmi brethren conllally luvlleil,
.1. 0. I . A. M.
A l,o)iil, I'iiI nolle (hminlnlliin,
(ernnl mid llenelhlal, Mr Icily
I'rii"
,oii
J'aillnan and Nnu-Nccfarliiii,
liKCI.AIU'riON or I'KINCII'I.KS,
The National Council of the Junior Order
Of I tilled Alnl'l li'llll Ml'l'lllllllrs III Ulllllllll
sennlou anneinliled deelaren:
That the constant titnillnx llion the shores
of Hie hordes of Ixnonoil, vicious ami lawless
criminals of I he Old World should be viewed
with alarm by the loyal ami patriotic citi
zens of Hits country,
Wc alflrei n warm and hearty weleomn to
all Immlitrant who desire to belter Hu ll
condition and become a pari and parcel of
our mil ii.niiiny, nut we nave not one siiimre
Inch of riHim for I be auarchlnl, the socialist
or n I hi I IM, or for any one who Is not wIIIIuk to
bow alli'Klam'e to that IIiik which Is powerful
fiiouuh to shield and protect them as well n
us, In the exi'i'idse of all civil mid rellKloun
liberty.
Wn iilllrm our devotion lo the public school
system of thin country, Wn bellevti In com
pulsory education, and that all teacliliiK lu
our si'hooln should be lu the KiikIIkIi fan,
Kuiiioi, In tin' end that fill urn xineral Ion
may be able to lake their place lu Ihe ranks
of our country's workers, educated In the
history, the cunlom and manners of Ameri
cans. We Ruaranlen Ut every man the liberty of
worshlpliiK (i,cl aciriirdliiK Ui the dictates of
bis own conscience, and would ulve every tts
slntanca to proM ct all In Ihe exerclnc of this
liberty, but wa object most strenuously to
Hie Interference of imy church, no mailer
under what name It may imlnt, in the tem
poral affairs of this country,
We believe that tlm 1111,1,, should be read In
our public schimls! nut to teach sect arlaiilsm,
nut to inculcate Its teachliiKs. It In the
recoKiileil slandard of all moral and civil
law; wn therefore believe, that our chlblren
should he educated In Its leiichliiiis, but that
no (liitrina or creed should be tauKlit ut the
same time
Wo believe that pill riot Imiii and love of
country should be lust llled Into the hearts of
children, and that, with I lie wurdn of
Mother, "Home" and "lleiiven." our chil
dren should lie tiiuiiht that our IIiiii Is the
symbol of all that makes a "home" fur tin.
Wn would n ace a Mini iinon every tiulillc
school In our laud, and a lllbln within, and
the object lesson therein set forth should !'
a beacon lliriit In every Sturm which threat
ens to cmriilf un.
in thin noble and lint nolle work we ask the
cordial and hearty co-operation of all K'"'d
clllzvu. In thin vrand work we need the
ntNi i r i wh ui 1 1
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I, til, T.i l.tslltl win Ih. i,i', ir . li-n.t .
ti ! I'f I- I 1,11, , M.,l. . i,f A,, ,, Slul I.
,l'ii,, ts,isn l,,l. tf, I, ii, i- Hi.i, , ll,
sii.l ii.,.,.t Ih., iv.ik ,,f , ,, V tin, i,
Hu n in
Till V I 4 I 1 1 1 1 lllllld full Ml Ul, li'llll'
I;muOi' IIihI nn h. I'll, snl tntl !
A White n.Hle lKI,n Kiln In l. I ntll'O
ntiilii.f N.iiih Ami iin iii iiiiih r Hie iim
ti. tl.iii i.f Ii. irf
of n,s in,. ml , Imin, I. r
Alii lti vi r In tin el. irnci- nf s ii.ii'iiin
ll' lim ns Ihe 1 rent. ! Hint I'lv.i ivi r nf (lie
III Ml.'
iiisii', lii nny mil, in ill cluiivli ni.d nin
I hi,, ml, l ,i fine c, In, in inn niid Hie
An, ,'ll. nn 1111 u N hisil nyli'in
ll' t Wei ll In ninl in yem of ue fur liene-
"'' I iiii-ti. Im'I -li li; mi l ftn yi nis liiiimi sty
ini'iiiiii'rtiip.
The wunl ".liililnr" ill Die title hits mi rein
I Inn III 1 he lIBc of lili'lilln I , ll wn ninlii
to ii 1st I uu iiuh I lie i ii,t,r f rum ihe u. I . A. M.,
mid bus mi ut her lunlltcmii e.
Nor I the wold ' Mechiinlc" lobecniuiriii'd
llH't nil v. It refer III no iminiier In Ulllsiius,
lull eiiifii aces every putsull.
llllll AMlli IV A Mill,
We want a Council of the .lr. H I'. A. M In
every city, town mid vIIIiiki In Ihe l ulled
Httltl'H.
Il l the leiiilliitf Amerlciiu pittrlolli' and
hi'tii'llclal in j ii nl. 1 1 Ion, mid the nl riuuel
nml one of the oldot, coullneil to native
born. It Uiinly iieceiuy to make Itn objects,
pi'lnclph'H ami workluys known lo I'anlly
ecure cnniiiih clnirler ineinhet to stin t ii
( iiuucll. A llieral tiieiiiluiii tt III be mi ld In
liny nun oiyiiiilInK a t'nuucll, I'or full par
t It'll 1 n cm tiildt'i', II. A. Kllllli;,
National I iiuncllur, New It runs wick, N. .1.
DIRE.CTORY.
NATIONAL ('OI NCM,.
N ('-II A Klbbe. New lliunnwlck, N .t.
N TC--.I (I A Klchter, llux ,7, Canton. O.
Jr I' N t!--,lninen ( rannloii, Itox Tirt, I'ltln
bui'Kh. I'a.
N riec'vEdwaid H Deeiner, I' O llov. 7(UI.
I ' 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 ) i lit : olllcn I'oiunn Nun It) and 17, 11.11
Client nut nl reel.
National ()iminlzer--Htepben Collins, Hon
7lfi. I'lllnburiih, I'a.
Meets In Anhevllle, N C, third Tuesday In
June,
HTATHaiUNCIb OK IM.INOIH.
lncorporali'd I'eliruary ','A, Iwy,
(" C--T II lliyson, (i;i;i"i Wenlivorth avenue,
t'hlciiKO,
H V C-Thon Uuwan, "(III Union nt. Alton.
.Il l' H (-Thon J Coeit, 4117 Hhnllield avu,
(lilciiiii),
H ( ! Hec'y Joncpb H Kcynolds, I' O llox 7111,
Chlciitfo.
H I! Trean--K II Hample. c'Kll Armour live,
ChlcaKo.
Mei'l.nat Alton, fourth Monday lu Atittunt,
1WI1.
HCIIOKDINATi;,
(Ji'iiine WashltiKlon ( ' ii i if 1 1 . No !l, meets
first and third t'rlilny evenliiKn of each
mouth, at A Idlne hall, 7,i K llamlolih nt, Chl
cimi). .Iiineph H Iteyuoliln li H, l.'d.'i VVubanli
avn, V.lnllors always welcome
I' llnwoi tb council. No Id. meets Tuesdays
at HIM Weutworth live, K b Caiubinii, It H,
IlilT! Minion' nt, Kiicwood ,
Colfax Council, No Zi, mucin Haturday
evi'tiluun nt IOO K hall, Houth CIiIciiko avu.
.Iiihn W lloiter. it H, llox n,
MISSOURI.
STATIC mUNt.'Ifi Ol" MIHHOUItl.
H, C.- l'. ('. Ilorib'ii. Hidden. Mo.
H. V.C.-Kev, II. A. Hlmixhter, Warrenn
Iiiiik, Mlnsourl
H. 1), Hec'y-Kolla H, (.'arroll, Warrensburu,
Mlnnotirl,
Will meet at Haiinlbal, Mo., February, IHiirt,
KANHAH (,'ITV CdliNC Tt.H.
lANHAH CITV COUNCII, NO, -Ments
1 i-very Friday nliHitnt lohl Walnut ntreet,
II. 0. Hill, Kill Woodland. Ucc. Hecrelary.
'OMIMHIA COIINCII, NO,
15 Meets overy
vy Hnliirdav lllijbt at the corner of Twelft
flit
and Cherry nl reels, W. V. Hheaver, Uncord
lu Hecrelary, wn mikiisoii ntreet.
11ATKIOT (JOI.'NCIb NO, Ill-Meets every
1 Wednesday nluht at A. O. II, W. Hall,
Mi fi. Muliieenin streei, ,, r,, I'lslier, Hi',:,
hecrelary, 'H'il Flora avenue,
WKHTI'OUTCOl.'NCII, NO. !(7-MeetK every
Friday nluhl at Wesi,ort, W. II. Hbllnk,
Hec, Hecrelary, U'Xt K. Klitblh ntreet.
f.ATK CITV COIINCI b No. 41 -Meets every
u Momlav iiIkIiI, curner 111 It ami I'enu Hln
over dm nloru,
CI'HINOI'IKMl COIINCI t, No. 4'i- Meet,s
J everv Momlav nltthl. between illnl and
:i:'nd on Holmes,
CHKFFIKI.II t'OIINCII. No. ,15-Meets at
"J Hbellli-ld every Tliiii'sdny nlKbt, 'J'homas
Hiiill.li, Hec, Hee'y, Hhellli'ld, Mo,
NEBRASKA.
PTATF eonncii. or kkiihahua;
H, (1,-W.M F, KNA IM'. Omaha.
H. V. 4J.-I.KVI I'. HIIIII'M. omitha,
H, (I. Hecy.-HFO. (J, I KNTON, I, O box 725.
Omii tin,
H, C. Trean.- C. II. A I.I.KN, Hunt h Omaha,
Conductor II H, II A ll TIH H.ll I'latsmoiil ll,
Warden -IV H, Mc( ACI.I' V. Ho, Omaha.
Hentlnetn- II, II. HII KltWOHl), Ho. Omaha!
II, I', fail, MAN, Omaha
l(epren'iil ii 1 1 vn s to Nat Council WM,
F, KNAIT. H. I,. HAV, W. A MKHHICK, I'.
H. McAFI.F.V ami J. W. HOI, J 'Kit
The next lenulur uieetluK will bn field (HI
the third Tuesday In July, H14, at Omaha.
PIIANCMH, KF.V COI'NClb No
everv Friday evcnlnx at O, A
n meets
K. Hall.
riaitsmoui n, iSft, vikiiiiik erotners cor
dially Invited, W. i Cooi.ii'ok,
llec. Hec
WAHIIINOTON COI'.NCII, No. I. meet
' everv Friday evenltiK In (loodrlch hall,
34lli and Franklin slreeln. Vlnlllnil brolhers
always welcome, J, C, rOR, hec 'y
I INCOI.N f'OPNCJb
' coin, Nebraska.
No. 2, meets In bin'
fiOM.'MUIA COHNCII, No, II.
meet every
Tuesday evciilni
and Farmim Htrects,
Tuesday evcnliiK In Patterson bbn-k, 17th
H, T. Wiooixn, n, Hee'y,
l.ml Jai'kson Htrnet.
WINONA COUNClIi No. 4. meet every
" Haturday evi'iilnit In Ited Mens' Hull,
Continental block, l',ih and Kouirlan His.
(loo, M. HllAVKII, Hue, Hee'y.
(JAKFIFMl COFN('T"no. 5, meeu every
" Tuesday nlitht In Houth Omaha.
W i t.i.i am Faiih, Hee'y.
f IIIKUTV l'Oi;N('Ti7No. : meets every
" Tuesday evenltiK, I. O. O. F. Hall, Louis
ville, Neb. T. II. bucan, Hec. Hee'y.
IOWA.
IMJ'FF CITVUOI.'NCIb No7-meetPvery
1' W. I ,.! tiv Kvi.t.lnt, In 11 A W llull
Cniinr'ii niuir in
Patriotic Order Sons of America,
WAHHINUTON CAMP No. I. I
O. H.
of A.,
' tneetn ench Tlmt-sdiiv evenlnu tit
Kcil
Men's Hull. Fifteenth and lloiixlas Htn.
WAHII I NOTON CAMP No. 12, I. O. H. of
" A.. Council Mlults.-Mcctliur In their
hall over 4IH llroailway, every Wednesday
nlxlit at DoVliN'k. J. II. Van 1'attan,
Hecrelary
AMFKH'AN I.OYAI, OKA NO K bOHC.E,
No. 'til. li 1 the first and third Tues
day' evening of each inonlh, nl Tint nVlm-k.
j in. i,. tuujv, et'cy.
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
1 in l Mini.
Staiulard Anti-Roman Catholic Books
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! Iff llllllM If ... u
rftttl.'llr Aliiftlinll
1 tii'ini I It r attitttdi' i
Rn, Chirtiquys Bocks:
Mill inn N 1 (It i lit li ll l l
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I." mi i n . l '!
T, M. Harris Books:
a l iiu ui
I,1 Xt,.tf.,'n, t, ,
lN('l ll.lli
Mr. and Mrs, Slatterys -Works:
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i n F I ii"ni" 'Bh
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AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO..
KJliT . iri SI iff i,
OMAHA, NEB.
A. V. A. I'lllicllen.
Tliero In nociMiil reanon wby nny ht
noil nboilbl In' 111 ill mill nn to I lie ntlllliile
iiftln A. I. A. on liny quest Ion. The
lil'ilcr bit illblinlnil ami I'eibllnlieil Itn
i In in I i m of ii'lm'l)li'H, which re.ul un
follown:
Flint-Nationality In mil a bur lo inember
shli In t be order. No innii was nnked where
be was bill ll.
Second -Wn liilerfere with no man's earll
nau iiillt ten.
Third Wc attack no man's rcllulon no
Ioiik an he does not attempt, lotniike hU re
llnliin an element of political power.
Fourth We unite to protect our cntintry
and llnftee Instlltillonn UKaltint the nect'et,
1 ii 1 1 ill' r ii li t and aKKresnlve elTortn that, are
persistently beltiK net forth by a certain re-HkIo-iii1II
Icul oritauly.utlon to control the
(lovcriiiiicnl of tin, I ! ii 1 1 I'll Hliilcsiiiiil destroy
our lili ii nl -Ik oi nli 1 ' I v 1 1 and rcllKluun liberty.
Fifth Wn are lu favor of preservlnn cou
Htltulliinal liberty and maliilalnliiK the rov
ernmcnt of Ihe Fulled Htatcn.
Hlxtb-We li'Kat'd all rellKlo-polltlcal
oi'Kaiilzatlonn as the enemies of civil and re
IlKliius liberty.
Hevenlh It In, In our opinion, iinwlne and
unsafe to appoint or toelncttoclvll, political
or military olllcc men who owe nupri'me al
legiance to any forelKn IiIiik, potunlate or
tii'cli'hliiHt leal powers.
KIkIiI.Ii We are therefore maintalnliiK the
principle of out) xeneral iinnectarlan free
ncliool oi'Kanl.allon and will oppnsu all ut
tempts to supplant It by any net'larlan IiihII
I til Ion.
Ninth-We urn opposed to all attempt,
local or national, to line public funds for any
sectarian purpose
Tenth -We are In favor of lawn taxlnn
church property,
Klevcnth-Tlie opening of private aid pa
rochial n hooln cotiventn and monasteries to
public olllclal Inspect Inn and placlttK on the
name plan of morality and lawn as I'rotenl aut
I until ill Ions are,
Twelfth -We are In favor of chaiiKltiK our
ImmlKratlou laws lu such munner that they
will protect our cltl.en laborers from the
evil lulliiencen of cheap pauper and criminal
labor vlilcli. ihroiiKh the Instrumentality of
Kutopeau iiropaKandlnl nuclei les and In this
co 'titty by the aid of strikers and the nubile
liilliicncn of prlents. are rapidly nupplantlntt
our freii and educated American citizen In
every line of Industry.
Thirteen Wo believe tliero should be an
educational uuallllcallon to elective fran
chise that will reiiilre every American citi
zen to be Americanized,
Fourteen We are In favor of puttlnit Into
olllcc honest and true patriot who are bent
ijunllllcd to fill the position rcKardlusn of
political parties.
Fifteen Wo are willing to bo governed by
these principles lu our future, political
net Inn.
HUteen -Our mission In to awaken the
people of America from their lethargy. In
difference mid over-con fldnnce- eternal
vigilance In the price of liberty, yet the
I'rolcsl.antn of thin republic have ceased to
he vigilant and in conscious strength are in
tently chasing the almighty dollar orijulcl ly
dozing while wc are swift ly drifting toward a
morn tremendous and terrible erlnls than
this country has yet known.
llli'lhplaee I not the sole, test of American
loyalty. Wc have men born lu several coun
tries remote from tills that are an loyal as
any native. Hut they are not. Humanists.
American loyally consists lu devotion Mi our
constitution, laws, Inst itutloiis, Hag, and
above all, our public schools, for wllhimt In
telligence, this representative republic will
go to pieces. We oppose I he leaching of per
verted history In our schools and the mutila
tion of reference books to cover the Infamies
of the so called church which Is morn politi
cal than religious, Wo are opposed to
priests and prelates as such taking part In
elect Ions, and voting their laity as a milt In
the Intercnta of tt foreign corporation with
Intent to Injure this nation and Its luntltu-
tlniis,
A. P. A.
AIIF. LINCOLN COFNOIl, NO. Id. A M F.HI
can I'mli'dlvc Association meelseverv sec
ond and fourth Wcilnciliiy of each mi, nth In
I. O. I). F. ball, I'lallsmouth. Neb, Visiting
mouther aru welcome r. r, iirown. Hec,
AllioltA COI'NCII, No,
W A. I'. A -
' Meets eve
rv i'dnesdav afternoon in, 1
o'clock.
at, Ihe A. I'. A. Hall, 11? Minnesota
avenue
Kansan City, Klin,
pHOHI'KCTCOFNCII, No, til. A, I'. Ac-Meets
every Monday evening at the corner of
Twenty-third and I' rim pec t avenue, Kannus
City, Mo, I'ersons desit lng li Join inuy en
close their name, street and number, ward,
age and is'ciiiiatloii, and direct to box Ml
Kansas City, Mo.
rCHF.KA COf NCI I. No. 1, W.A. I'. A.-MeeU
" second and fourth Tuesday aftermnui at
2 o'chs'k In the A, I. A. Hall, Hoiitheast cor
ner Packard and Osage avenue, Armoiirdale,
VUltont are cordially Invited to attend.
UMHK AWAKF.CoT ncII, No. in. A. I'. A.,
meets every Friday night at Huh and
I, Itoail, (irlgnby'a ball, Kansas CHy. Kan.
I.'XCKI.HIOll COI'NCII, NO. 3, W. A. V. A.
14 meetn every Monday afternoon at 2::i at
Hell's ball. Hnuihwest llouleyaid, near mute
line. Konedale, Kiinan, Friends of oilier
councils are cordially Invited Ut attend.
Kvery true American lady 1 Invited tocomo
and Join us, nod unnlnl lu the good Work.
I hint Ion fee f I, (M.
f ATK CITY COI'NCII, No. 8, A. I'. A -u
Meetsevery Haturday evening at 41" Mln
nenotn avenue. Kaunas 1,'ltv. Kan. Vlniiors
cordially Invited.
porNCll, No. 7. A. I'. A.-MiiM every Mon-
V Amv .v....l.,ff ul I'1.u,.,Im.p ,.f !'.,.... .,,.
Hall, HI vervlcw. Vlnltoni cordially Invited. I
,
lniill na. in .'t.Ur 1
f lilt Hl'fll
tllh Umrit Weik's:
ii.MIM
l"t ti f
nit i m ii i n
l'Mr.
Rif. J. G, Wlsiti's Woks:
1 I ll n
t'XI KM 'n
in i l.ifc
l,i .vi M M Ii.. 1 ti
,,HU 11 ll, i
I -m- x' n
I - X
.! tli Xi I .. , in ,
t A I s I nt 1 III I . '
I I M
f el'1,1
Thomas E, linen's Works:'
' i t;l T INnlM'i 1 n 11. I T
- .vn.s iiln
"el'Kml VI US " i nn
"MARIA MONK" ' " to renin
BVJPI'LIMI NT TO TMI AMIWI
CAN it h r liiin.tn'il, tiiin n-r lli .u.sndi
liillleeiiy. II cent a.
rol'Ni'll, No. . A. IV A - Meet every am.
uiitny evening at uinhen! corner I'm .
.ril nnil lisiiiie aveuiie, Armiiiirilaln. Visitor
cordially Invited.
rol NCII. No II, A. I. A.-Meet at WimhI
v wnrd's Hull every Tucdnv evening nt njp,
m. sharp. Third street and l.afnyeltn aveimu.
A cordial Invitation Is culendi d lo visiting
frientls,
A ItdKNTINF. nil'NcTi, No. 12, A. I'. A.
Meetn every Monday night III Noken
Hall, Argentine, Ivan. All visitors welcatneil.
TOl'F.KA COI'NCII,lsoTl4. A. I'. A.-Mentn
every Monday evening In A. O, II. W. Hall
4IH hiuihii', iiveniii., Topeka Kansas. All
visitors will be cordially welcm I,
A young married man want a good stonily
position. Ilent, of city referencen. Addrnns
X. X.X. this olllcn
"Oonvent Life Unveiled."
Ily EIHTU U'UOKMAN.
This little work relatethebltlerexperlenco
of a young lady who was Induced through tlm
cunning of Ihe .Insulin aid the Hlslern of
Charity In enter a convent. Her story of tho
heartrending nci ncs enacted In tluise nlukn of
Inhiully in told In a convincing style. I'rlra
In clot h 1 1 .25, nclit pent paid by
AMKUICAN runUSITlNO CO.,
Iin.l Howard Ht., Omaha, men
$12.00 to $35,00 MA UK WOKK1NI
Folt IK. Farllen preferrnil who can fur
nl.sli a horse ami travel through the country)
a learn, though. In not tiecennaty. A few
vacancies In town t and cities. Men anil wo
men of good character will II nil this an ex
ceptional opport unity for prollt able employ
ment. Hpare hours may bn used to good
advantage. H. F.JollHON A CO., lllh and
Main Hire, its, Itlclinioud, Va.
STARTLING FACTS
' Oil--
Deeds of Darkness Exposed.
i Hy UEV. J. 0, WIIITH.
This excnllu nt work deals with tlm polltlcitt
methodnof the Human Catholic Church. It
contains much food for thought and luke
warm Americans will find It Interesting read
ing. It in printed In ginid, clear type, and
hound lu cloth. I'rlco (1.25, postpaid. For
nale hy
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
hllli Howard Htrent, Omaha Nn
or, Cor. Handolph and Clark, Chicago, 111.
THE PRIEST,
THE WOMAN,
W CONFESSIONAL.
Ily HKV. OH AH. C'illNlyUY.
Thin work deals entirely with the tiraellcen
of t he Confessional box. and should be read
by all I'roleslauln us well an by Human Cath
olics themselves. The errors of the Cunfenn
lonal are clearly pointed out. 1'rlce, lu clot h,
11.0(1, sent postpaid. Hold by
AMERICAN PUBLbHING CO.,
Kilo Howard Street, OMAHA,' N KB.
or, Cor Kau'lolph and Clark. Chicago, 111.
Fifty Years E
Church of Rome,
Ily HKV. CH AH. ciiiNiguy,
Thin Is a st andard work on Itomanlnni and
Its secret vorkings. writ ten bv line whoought
to know. The stury of the anlmu Ion of
Abri.ham Lincoln by the puld tools of thn
Human Cat hoi Ii: Church Is told In a clear and
convincing manner, ll, also relates many
facts regarding the practices of priests and
nuns In Hie convents ami monaterles. It
has H 14 I'iino. pnges, and is win in, si puld no
receipt of r; nn, by AMF.KIOAN I'llU.IHII
INH CO.. IH 1.1 Howard Street, Omaha Neb.
or, Cor. Clark and Hundolpli.Chlcaio, III.
A CRAND DISCOVERY I
nrAXTVH A Uv ritun or woman In wry
anility wiir w lmv nt )mt w-fMrcil a
H-prrfiiirthwi. ui wll our ' rVrimln ftllvrr"
HOl Ji Mr. I'AJ, Ktuvfi, t'orkaaixl ftxjoim cm.
itmerj to hit iimIaI wftitr ttlvtti i itn pltte to
rir of jf'Kili (fUiirofiti-pd to wur IMelimr runt
ti'Hit oiie.U tilMhat of ullvrrf Hip rtiiNr.it ot t 1if
tinic (((i'titj veniif' fnin $MiUtUi n-f wcck.iiifi
niH Willi rvutr $ule rvt'rvwticrc, o rn-nt la th
'li'iimrirl tur our Hilnl Mduf limnt. Om )ti Mil
lion iKilI-tm' worth in diiilr uv, (' of rMiia
r rri. A'trlrr Ntniilitrl 1 Iverw nn
DONT SUICIDE.
D. West's HsolfIc fr Mrntal Pi-premilon, Nor
Tf.iiniMi, 1U11V a TriMitrstlfia,
L-wllinl, 1 1 Wtf llll 1 f. tnsl.ltlty.
Irfswiif V'llallty, IniHitm,Ui. lnvalimbln- Try It.
Mnll. n.00, BRADBURY'S PH M ARCY, lA'i.t, 10,
9(17 Wuhinf Wa Btrert, Bon to a. Mom.
THE NAME TO REMEMBER
X lien Buying m.
BICYCLE
a.lY.GUJIP&CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO.
30.00 :io .10.00 ! n many nrw
ml krcnnd-haiid Klryrlr. List
Fra. Over 11,000 In Cash mt
time, a
AC GMT WAKTID.
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