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THE: AMERICAN ItlSHOP Xr A V IRA. The (omlop Anuivrxarj ('rlt-bratUw l Im Krmt'nitM-nI. The (act whirU w hv to 'U In this paragraph U imi' tbtit make nmnv h'hr: n'j"lou In Katioa City and !! ottr tl.e UulHd State: and lh fact U that our f rtt nJ Ulslni J. . aie Xmnara U rgu'tn in Kmr City, nihk Ing ai-mop u cuU for n at annlvor- i!try ct'U'bra'.ion of hi itiiuioraMo work her luwt January. All America ha rt'ad of Uihhop McNauiar' tamou lee tiirea In Kansas City, which laid bare the true character of MKry In ucli fai.hi.n thai Kanie rewUed U murder hi in and liW wife on the night of the I'Uh of that month. Failing to ai'com jiliph their hellish jnirMe, they got their lowext characters to woar that the bishop ha.l uttered language erlitj' inally libelous agalnct riettt and rev erend mother. They plunged bliu In to jail and dragged him through the court from that day to thin. Hut while Hlchop McNamara wan guttering all this jiersecutii'n he promised thoete In- famoui frauds that he would do some thing before long to help put their o- lltlcal thieves out of ofllce la this vlolu Ity. This prediction has been verified, and today our friend are in KenHlon of nearly all the ofllce In this city and county, except thoee ofllce which have been stolen by the fraudulent action of Koiiilhh partisans. We In Kansas City all acknowledge that this overthrow of imr enemies is due to the determined and intelligent stand taken during this year by HIhop McNamara and his friends. During the pant summer It was Impossible for our councils to rent a large hall in KansasCity for patriotic lectures. Hut now Bishop McNamara walks Into our midst and on his own In dividual reionHibllity asks for Turner Hall, and his name Is of sufficient In fluence to have that same auditorium put at his service. He has again hired Turner Hull, and the patriots of Kan sas City are rejoicing that free sKvch lias been vindicated in tholr midst, and they are resolved to hold with their champion, McNamara, such an anni versary celebration during this month wf January as will make Home under ftmid that truth and patriotism cannot bo crushed when they are upheld by men like Hlshop McNamara and his vlevoted fellow-patriots. The proposod meetings will begin on Sunday after noon, January 13th, Inst., and will continue several days with lectures by the bishop on subjects such as "Popery, a Double-Headcd Monster," "The Pop ish Beast In Congress," and other sub jects replete with Interest to the poo- . 1 . . V, t . TI-., . .. ,. ( U ., 1 guage of our distinguished friend, E. II. Allen, that "We owe to Hlshop Mc Namara the fact that In Kansas City and surroundings we have reduced the Romanist factions from being our mas ters to the condition of crouching hypo crites whoso very appearance proves them too contemptible and self-condemned " If we had a man like Bishop McNamara in every city in America e would soon reduce popish ascend anoy in this country to the condition of a beaten foe. We in Kansas City well know that with Bishop McNamara it is not all wind and talk. Even papists fear him, for they know he will add bullets to his arguments, and they know also that he has hundreds of trusty men about him here who regard him as a leader in intelligence and in resolution to dislodge popery from its strongholds by the arguments of free men, which is the speedy and effective argument of lead and heroism. Come the 13th of January, with McNamara on the rostrum, and the patriots of Kan sas City will give him a reception which 'will mark that day as an anniversary to be remembered for years to come. Mho Is an American Citizen.' The patriotism of our pope-believing emigrants Is not so apparent as is their devotion to the acquisition of wealth, and their devotion to a system of for eignistn and its resident representa tives, antagonistic to our patriotism; which reflects upon our wisdom in per mitting such to become citizens in per son before they become citizens by an -acclimatization of intelligence. The standard of American citizenship is in telligence and humanity individuality. Our motto should be: Let none but Americans in intelligence be citizens, planted and grown on our own soil, under the kind and practical hand of our national mother the public school. It is one thing to point out an evil and another thing to remedy it. General Grant said the soldiers did the fighting and won the battles. A broad-gauge patriotism can't be run by a narrow-gauge creed. We must either have all creed and no patriotism, or all patriotism and no creed. The issue is squarely before us. Peace and prosperity go with patriotism; strife, poverty and disunion go with creel, as a man that thinks more of money than man U & heathen, for that's what "heathen" means; so a man that thinks more of man than money is a christian, .for that's what christian means. It is tone thing to point out an evil and an other thing to remedy It. General Grant said the soldiers did the fighting and won the battles. The idol of Romanism is wealth and Ignorance; the idol of America is pa triotism and InteMigence, she well knowing that if she has these, all other things of good report will be added unto her. Nel.ht-rof the Idol of Iio manUm are American, and neither of the American ido'.s are lumn;-m: hence, the Inevitable before U Is: We must fllhr rcccme all lu.rn.m and Ignorant, or we mut heeoine all Aoier lean and intellltM ut. The line Is drawn marked and characteristic a hen In confronting slavery the wisdom of patriot ism Inf. iruii d us. "we must either liecome all slave cr ail free all for slavery or all for freedom. By the Influx of ltcmanled ignorance on our shores, the battle of human progress" the battle of humanity has been truus ferred from Eurtj to America, whose autocratic gladiators are looking on and hoping In the conflict, as they did in the days of slavery, to see our downfall Their success deKnds on our failure, their failure dcx.-nds on our success, Every emigrant at heart who seeks thesti shores, comes here for freedom. Can we guarantee it to him' It Is one thing to K)int out a course of conduct, and quite another thing to execute it. General Grant said the soldiers did the lighting and won the battles. N. A. List. SIK'KET MM IKTY LETTER. Hlshop Curtis, of llininglon, Sends the l'upul Decree to Ills I'l iestH. Wilmington, Del., Dec. 2ii Bishop Curtis Issued the following letter to all the priests In the diocese of Wilming ton: "Reverend Fathers: As soon as os- Bible you will read on Sunday, at least once, the following documents, and you will, I am sure, to the very utmost of your ability, endeavor to procure from all whom the decree of the holy see may concern a prompt and loyal obod- ence to the same decree. When Christ speaks through His vicar, and in such words, there can be no question as to the purMrt of the utterance. A Cath ollc, excuse himself how ho may, yet ceases to le a Catholic If he fall to con form himself thoroughly nnd at once to thut utterance. Very faithfully your servant in Christ, A. M. CURTIS, Bishop of Wilmington The enclosures were as follows: "Most Reverend and Illustrious Sir: Your excellency cannot fall to know that the archbishops set over the var olii ecclesiastical provinces of the re public of the United Slates of America have, in more than one of their assem blies, taken council with resoet to the societies which have grown up in the aforesaid republic, namely, the Odd Fellows, the Sons of Temperance and the Knights of Pythias. And you must be also aware that the afifresaid arch bishops unanimously decided that the whole question as to those societies should be submitted to the judgment of the aio&tollc see. His holiness, there fore, committed this question to the Most Reverend Satolli and to the in qulsitors general. These, then, in gen eral congregation, had on Wednesday, une 20, 181)4, confirmed a decision pre viously made as to the aforementioned societies, decreed that all the ordinar ies throughout the United States must in every way strive to keep the faithful from becoming members of any of the said societies, and must not fail to ad monish their people to that effect, and that any thus admonished must be de barred from the sacrament should they fall to abandon or keep aloof from the same societies. This decree his holi ness confirmed and gave it complete effect. It Is, therefore, communicated to your excellency that through you it may be transmitted to all the arch bishops, bishops and other ordinaries of the United States, and for the due custody of the souls of the faithful may be by these ordinaries carried into effect. Meantime, I beseech Almighty God to bestow all the benefits and bless ing. R. Cardinal Monaco. "Rome, Aug. 20, ISM. "To the Illustrious and Most Rev erend Francis Satolli, Delegate Apos tolic. "Washington, D. C Your Emin ence Illustrious and Most Reverend: By letter transmitted to me on the 20th of November last through Cardinal Ram polla his holiness urges that the decree of the holy ofllce, sent to me by Cardi nal Monaco, and herewith delivered to you, shall be made public. The sover eign pontiff, therefore, will see that the decree inquestion shall be communi cated by the archbishops to the respec tive suffragans and bv them it may be promulgated. With all reverence and affection, I remain, your eminence, illustrious and most reverend, your faithful servant in Christ, "Francis Satolli. "Delegate Apostolic. "To his Eminence, Illustrious and Most Reverend James Cardinal Gib bons, archbishop of Baltimore." Dr. MIIps'Nervb Plasters cure KHKUMV TISM, WEAK BACKS. At druggists, only 35c. A new feature has been injected into the A. P. A. movement in Iowa. Some very shrewd and practical men have organized an A. P. A. insurance com pany. We have not examined the plan or style of business but they assure us that it is on the same plan as tbat con ducted under the direction of certain other fraternal societies, such as the Masons, A. O. U. W. and kindred orders. We would advise our Iowa friends to look into it closely. It may be what you want. By addressing Dr. R. F. Dundas, 300-1-2 Sapp building, Council Bluffs, la., you can get all the Information you may Jslre. r.i.i m.im., one ot me num tmcien fin-men on the Omaha force. ra-t with a sudden and uncxjectcd death list Saturday night. He was the driver of the large hook and ladder truek, and had made the run to Fifteenth and Kai nam streets in answer to a call, and had been ordertil back to the house As the four hor-e did not pull evenly he arose from his seat to reach for the lead team, and as he did so, the wheels of the truck struck the strict car traik and swung around, throwing Kling heavily to the pavement The win-els of the great .",l,N' ourid vehicle paused over bis body, crushing life out In slant) y. Eli was one of the most tender hearted of men; a true and loyal mem ber of the A. P. A., and a man against whom not a breath of suspicion of wrong doing ever attached. We, with his other friends, unite in extending to his bereaved relatives our sincere re grets at his untimely taking off. May he rest in peace. Archbishop Inland Denlet II. ST. l'ACL, Minn., Doc. 2!). Arch bishop Ireland was seen regarding the Interview "with the high church dig' nitary" sent out from Minneapolis Thursday night and he denounced It in the strongest terms as a hoax and ab solutely false in all its Implications. "It is an outrugcous falsehood that any one near me, or in any way connected with mo, or tbat any high dignitary of the church ever made any such state ments as appeared in the so called ex planation ol the recent letters on the matter of the position of the church on secret societies, I would like to deny the whole matter In the strongest words M)ssIble. I wish to deny all connection with the matter, and I am surprised that anyone could have used words which would seem to imply that it came from me or from any one in the church in St. Paul. The assertions made are absolutely false." lion's This: We oftVr One Hundred I'ullurs reward tor any ruse of 1'iititrrh tlmt '"annot he eured by HiillsCiilarrli I'nre. K J.l HKNKV .Si ( O.. Toledo, (). We. the. undei sinned, have known K. .1. Cheney tor the last l.'i years, and believe, him perfectly honorahle .n all Ixislness transac tions ami Hnaiiclaliy ahle 10 curry out any obligations made by (heir linn. Wkst .V Tltl'AX, Wholesale UrutKlsls. Toledo. Ohio; Wai.dim). IyiisnanX Makvin, Whole sale DriiKHiHlH, Toledo, U. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, actlnu direct ly upon the Mood and mucous surfaces of (he system. Testimonials sent free. Price iftc per bottle. Sold by all drujt Kisls. Eat Dyball's Candies, 1518 Douglas Monthly Tains cured by Dr. Miles' Pain Tills. When down town drop in at John Rudd's and leave your watch, If it Is out of repair, to be fixed. 'Ml north 16 St. A Clmiite to Make Money! The times are hard, but there always seems to be opportunities for those who are wiIIiiik to work. In the past month 1 have made Sl7. above all expenses, selliun Climax Dish Washers, and have attended to my regular business besides. I never saw anyt hing that gave, as general satisfaction. One should not complain when they can make over W a day, right at home. I have not canvassed any, so anxious are people for Climax Dish Washers, that they send after them; any lady or gen tleman can do as well as 1 am doing, for any one can sell what everyone wanlg to buy. 1 think we should inform each other hrough the newspapers of opportunities like this, as there are many willing to work If they knew of an opening. For full particulars ac dress the Climax Mfg. Co.. Columbus, Ohio. After you have tried the business a week, publish the result for the benelit of others. Edward Baumley, for livery, and St. Marys Ave 17th Eat DybairsdellciousCrcam Candies. 1518 Douglas St. Ill-Tempered Rubies are not desirable in any home. Insuf ficient nourishment produces ill-temper. Guard against fretful children by feed ing nutritious and digestible fcod. The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is the most successful of all infant foods. Show cards, For Rentcards, Business cards, every kind of cards at the AMER ICAN Pvulishino. Co. Job Department, 1615 Howard street, Omaha. Sol Ice. John O'K'eefe will take notice that on the Till day of December. A. 1). ls'.u. Ueorge C. Cockrell. a Justice of the peace In aud for lHnigtas county. Nebraska. Issued an order of attachment for the sum of $S7 27, In an action pending before him wherein Andrew reterson Is plalnllil and Jonn u neere Is de fendant. That the property of the defend ant, consisting of Slim, has been garnisheed anu attacnea in the nanus or iiougson, under said order. Said cause was continued to January a, lssij, at a. m. ANDRKW PETERSON. Plaintiff. By A. C. Tkoup, his attorney, 1-4 3 Notice. Charles C. Housel and Maria Housel. de fendants, will take notice that on the lllth day of September. 1SH4, P. L. Johnson, plaint I IT herein, tiled his petition In the District Court of Douglas county. Nebraska, against said defendants, the object, and prayer of which are to foreclose certain tax certificates dated January "lh. 1S!2, upon the undlviued one-half of lots seven (7i and eight. (Si. in block fifteen (!.") In Isaac Selden s Addition to the City of Omaha, upon which there Is now due tnesum of f iurhundred and ninety- eight and fj-ln) i$4W.4'.'i dollars. Plaintiff prays for a decree foreclosing said premises and directing that the same be sold to satisfy said sum with Interest and costs. ou are reuuired to answer said petition on or before tlie 4th day of February, IsiCi, Dated Omaha. ieu. uccemoer i.in, inh. V. L. JOHNSON. Plaintiff By Saunders, Macfarland &, Dickey, his At torneys Notice by Publication on Petition for Ad ministration of hstute. tic. In the County Court of Douglas County, Ne braska: In the matter of the estate of Olof Peter son, deceased: Ousta Peterson, Oxll K. Peterson. Annie Peterson. Kllen Peterson. Harrv Ol of Peterson, and all other persons interested in said matter are hereby notlHed that on the luth day of December, ism. Ousta Peterson tiled a petition in said county court alleging among other things thatOlaf Peterson died on the 1st day of December. ls'.U. leaving no last will and testa mant, and that the above named constitute the persons Interested In the estate of said deceased; and praying for administration thereof. Vou are hereby notified that If you fail to appearat said court on the liith day of Janu ary, lso. at, V o'clock a. 111., and contest said petition, the court will appoint Uusta Peter on or some other suitable person admini strator, and proceed to a settlement of said estate. IKV1NU V. BAXTER, U-a-J County Judge C. W. BAKER, Undertaker rijEmalmber Formerly, with M O Maul 1 TEI M'HlIM t.J I south lOttl St., OMAHA. LADY ASSISTANT FURNISHf D. One Hundred Wanted! T.ie well known and a)ne preacher anil L-e.'turer, Scott r . Ik rshev. Ph. I) of Botton, is at work t-a a ts k. wbich will deal with the (toman Papacy, as always ana everywhere ops-ed to civil and religious liberty. Dr. Hershey has ttrounian me at under the contri bution of his powerful pn, and his book will have an immense influence 00 the patriotic movement of thedav, an J will have the biggest sale of any book of this generation. One Hundred Experienced Agents Wanted To whom SPECIAL OFFERS will be made. Two General Agents for each State wanted at once. WHO WILL APPLY FIRST? None But Patriots and Those Full of Business Need Write. Address, BACK BAY BOOK CO., Berkler and Colombuj At. BOSTON. CHRIST. HAM AN Watchmaker and Jeweler, Fine Watch Repairing a specialty 512 South 16 Street. OMAHA, NEB M. O. MAUL. Successor to Drexel & Maul. Undei taker and Embalmer HI7 FA It SAM ST. Tel. 2i. OMAHA. NEB. H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL QIRECTOR embalmer. Ofllce removed from 11 1 North til: h street In 1618 Chicago Street. Telephone 90. -:- OMAHA, NEB G. W. GILBERT, CARPENTER ontracor Builder Storm Door and 8ash. 1705 St Mary's Ave., OMAHA, NEB. M. DALEY, Merchant Tailor Suits Made to Order. uuaramees a perrect lit in an cases. Cloth ing cleaned dyed and remodeled. 2107 Cuininif St., OMAHA. Special Master Commissioner's Sale. Under and hy virtue of an order of sale on decree of foreclosure of moitZai;e Issued out of the district court of Douglas county, leirasKa. ana to me uireciea. 1 win on the id day of January. A. D. ims. at one o'clock m. of said day. at the north front door of he county court house, in the city of Omaha, louirlns county. fteorasKa. sell at uuollc auction to the iiitIumI bidder for cash, the property described In said order of sale as mows, town : Lot six tin In block "Y." Shlnn's Third ad dition to the city of Omaha, Douglas county. Nebraska, as surveyed, platted and recorded. Said properly to be sold to satisfy Belle It. Ilrown. plalntitT herein, tu the sum of six hundred and eighty-six and ;ts-luu dollars ijiS(i..')si Judgment, with Interest on S18.0U thereof at I lie rate of seven i7i per cent per annum, and on iw.,i.s thereof at the rate of ten (liii per cent per annum, all from t he lTth day of September. ls'H. 'Io satisfy the sum of thirty-one and (EMM dollars ifcll.H'U costs, with Interest thereon from the 17ih day of September, lsii4, until paid, together with accruing costs according lo a Judgment rendered by the district court of said Douglas county. at its September term, A. D. IsM. In a certain action then and there pending wberein Hello ft. Hrown was plalnfilf and Mary A. 1'orter and ,k Joseph D. Porter were defendants. Omaha. Neb., December IS. ISM. t'HAIM.ES I.. THOMAS. Special Master Commissioner. B. F. Thomas. Attorney. 12-21-5 Sheriff's Sale. Ity virtue of an execution on transcript Is sued out of the district court of Douglas county. Nebraska, and to me directed. I have levied upon the following described property of AmosJ. Van Alstine and Kale Van Alstine: Lot numlier four 4i. block number twoc2, Oxford I'lace. an addition to the city of Omaha, as surveyed, platted and recorded, all In Douglas county, state of Nebraska; anil I will on the lih day of January, A. I). ls!i.", at 10 o'clock A. M . of said day at the Kast front door of the court house, in the city of Omaha, in said couniy. sell at public auction the property above described. To sitisfy the Mutual Investment Com pany, plaintiff herein, the sum of forty-three and iH-flK) dollais (M l.mi damages, and four and 60-l(l dollars ijm.iib) costs of suit, accord ing to a Judgment rendered by Ueorge 8. Smith, Justice of the Peace, In and for said county on the 30th day of October.lsD4.a t ran script of which Judgment was on the 24th day of November. Ism, duly tiled and docketed In the district court within and for said county, and with interest thereon from the aot h day of October. Ism. until paid, and also the further sum of one and 10-UK) dollars ($1.10) costs of increase on said judgment and the accruing costs thereon. Omaha. Nebraska, December 14, 104. JOIINC. DKKXKI.. Sheriff of Douglas County. Nebraska W. H. Hussell, attorney 12-14-5 Jioliee of Incorporation. Notice Is hereby given that a corporation has been organized under the general laws of the state of Nebraska. That the name of such corporation Is The Nebraska and Iowa Well Company. The principal place of transacting its busi ness Is Omaha. Douglas county, Nebraska. The general nature of the business to be transacted tsthe drilling of shallow and ar tesian wells, and piping the same, and all things necessarily connected therewith. The amount of the capital stock of said corporation Is fii ,500.00. to be fully paid in at the time of the execution of the articles of Incorporation. The corporation commences business upon the lHth day of September, Is;i4, and termin ated September Win. 1 be highest amount ot lnaeiMeuness or lia bility to which the corporation may at any time subject Itself shall be tl,5H0 .00. The affairs of the corporation are lo lie conducted by a board of directors, not to ex ceed three In number, and by a president, secretary and treasurer, by said board elected. In witness whereof said corporation has caused this notice to be published over the signatures of Its president and secretary. JAMES M. KENDALL, ' President 12-21-4 Secretary. SHOES yELIT H TH ; MoManWhoh $3.00 Motormen, Policemen, Letter-Carriers and Railroad Men. CALL - AND - EXAMINE - THEM. W. N. WHITNEY, 103 South 15th Street, BUY SENSIBLE XMAS GIFTS. Sonic Suggest ions for the HOUDA I VlAJG Mr OIL STOVES at $ 75 No. 12 Challenge Oil Stove Heater vith Bi ass Oil Tank !) 00 No. 8 Challenge Oil Stove Ileater 8 00 No. 7 Eclipse " " " H 00 Nickd Plated Stove l'okcrs 05 Fire Shovels 05 A dandy Fire Shovel tor 08 Coal Hods K! Stove Mats 04 Coffee Pots 10 Tea Pots 10 Nickel Plated Teakettles 98 Dish Pans 18 Flour Cans , Bread Boxes 3s WJS AltlS IIBADQUAHTJSRS FOR OLD SANTA CLAUS. W. R. BENNETT CO., Always at the Head. 1502-12 Capitol Avenue. C. TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS. REPAIRING DONE. 1406 Douglas Street. OMAHA, Neb. Best Goods In the market. Children's and Boys' Shoes at same O. LANG. THE - a Representative House Of the West . . NEARLY A Million and Dollars worth of Goods to Select from. KANSAS MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. RUBBER HEELS AT m $400 FOR Opposite Postoffice. nboul Handy Helps Household, BENNETT'S . Best Tubular Lanterns 45 Carpet Sweepers 2 18 Shoo Blacking Cases 55 Ladies Skates ,75 Men's Skates 35 Boys' Club Skates 35 Boy's Sleds Hardwood and hand somely painted 69c up Boys' Strongly made Hardwood "Coaster'' 38c up Boys' Tool Chests from 40c up See the "Brownie" Furniture suit at 98 Magic Lanterns with colored Slides, - at tff Elegant Christmas Trees at 20c and' 25 BUY YOUR TRUNKS WHERE THEY ARE MADE AND PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. H. FORBY, MANUFACTURER OP SHOES BOOTS of all Kinds for the Next 30 Days, GREAT REDCTION. LADIES SHOES worth tf.OO will go at 13.75 4.00 3.00 3.00 " J.Wi 2. SO " 1.75 MEN'S SHOES " 6.00 ' 4.50! 5.00 " 3.75' 3.00 " 2.65 2.50 " 2.00 " " Reduction for CASH, for 30 Days 718 South 16th St. a Quarte CITY, MO, J SEND FOR CATALOtt f