the bcbopi. gmmin.
Tte TmiU SUr u4 BmItmI ELnt
Coaneat Is It. '
Toronto, Not. 17. An editorial at
UcU la tba Et enloff SUr says under
the heading 'Adieu School Question":
"For years the publio ear of Canada
baa been, awaited with the Manitoba
school qufition till everybody bas be
Com tick and tired of It The hier
archy hoped to tire out the people cf
thU country and get what they wanted,
because of their much speaking. How
ever, there were ether who were de
termined to liar wltB the publio school
question, and to them U due, at lent, a
portion of the credit of the satisfactory
ettlentnt arrived at. Tbey would
ha born helpless, however, had It
"not been for the cooperation of the
Liberal! and the patrlollo stand taken
by Liurlor and hit French Canadian
colleagues. It U useless lor the organs
of the defunct government to say It was
a conspiracy. It lost IU head in a de
lire to please the hierarchy, and lout
1U job because of guessing wrong, and
bought goods which could not be de
livered In the shape of the Catholic
votes. The organs of the late adminis
tration, of oourte, will abuse Green way
and Slfton, and everybody else, for
having yielded a solitary thing to
Laurter, yet, national schools have
been saved, and separata schools have
never been established In Manitoba.
Certainly this is muoh better than the
remedial bill, ooorolen and possible
revolution, for there was dlstlnot evi
dence that all those things would have
come about had Sir Charles and the
remetllallsts been returned to power.
Hon. Mr, Slfton will make an eiocod
lngly astute and oourtoous cabinet min
ister, and In the future, as In the past,
be may bo depended upon as a staunch
defender of popular rights."
Montreal, Not. 17. La Mlnerve says,
discussing the school settlement: "We
do not know the exact language of the
settlement, but we do know from an
undoubted source that It Is not an exe
cution of the judgment of the Imperial
privy council; we know for a certainty
that It does not render to the Cathollo
minority the justloe to whloh the con
stitution gives it a right; we know,
moreover, It gives Cathollo neither
the administration of their schools, nor
the control whloh parents ought at all
times to exercise over the Instruction
and education of their children. It is
not even a compromise. It Is a regular
capitulation made by a Cathollo min
ister, betraying Catholics, oppressed by
Protestants; betraying French-Can
adians, oppressed beoause they are In
the minority, by fanatical English.
Bow true It Is that there will always be
. found in our ranks a Canadian, and
Cathollo too, cowardly enough to be
tray hit faith and hit own blood."
A Little Tale.
. The .following little tale, tayt A. 0.
Garrison In the Boston Cltlien, is true
la every particular:
Last month the month ot Septem
berIn the year ot our Lord 1806, one
McCarty was tried in the district court
of Leavenworth county, Kas., said
court being held In the city of Leaven
worth, on the obarge of stealing a val
uable diamond. The evidence against
McCarty was so conclusive tbat be did
not make a pretenoe of denying the
theft. He had been seen to take the
jewel, was immediately caught, and
the stone was found on his person. His
attorney was Mr. Jno. T. O Kief, who,
as was also the prisoner, was a member
of the Roman Cathollo church. Five
members of the jury were also Roman
Catholics.
Mr. O'Klef saw the utter usejeseness
of trying to prove his client innocent,
and made substantially the following
remarkable defence:
"Gentlemen of the jury, we de not
deny that the prisoner, McCarty, stole
the dlatcond. He confesses that he
was tempted, being a poor man, and
took the stone. Rut. contlmpn. ha haa
realized his wrorg, confessed his sin to
i priest, and has thereby, gentlemen
made what seems to me
ynent for
rona
that y
ne
tiurv,
6
oharch mesBDert bad beea Injured, but
aoae seriously.
The trouble started at high mass,
when Father Dogackl announced that
the antl-Matkowskl faction could not
examine the church accounts. Eighty
men left the church. When mass was
over a great mob had gathered about
the vostry door and refused to permit
the pastor to return to his residence.
Father Roe ackl's-adherents came. to
his rescue and there was a fight. The
forces of the pastor were repulsed, ow
ing to the lack of organisation and
clubs. When the police came tbey
clubbed a way for Father Dogackl and
had landed him upon the rectory steps
rfhen the antl-Matkowskl taction made
another charge
Priest and offloers were driven back
to the vestry. Here Father Ii-tgackl
remained a prisoner, without food or
drink, until about 7 o'clock this even
lng, when Frank MoPhllllps, editor of
the Tribune, learning that threats of
dynamiting the church had been made,
drove to the scene and persuaded
Father Dogackl to quietly leave the
building with him. After the prtest
departed the mob dispersed. The
church was locked by the police and a
strong guard placed In the pastoral
residence. Tomorrow the church will
be opened. Trouble Is expected, as
both factions will be put in force.
Let us make your Holiday Ploturos,
Latest styles from locket to life size.
Hughes & Sanddero,
205 North 10 th. street
Overruling of Divine Providence.
Now that the presidential election of
1804 has passed Into history it may be
proper to note the overruling of Divine
Providence whloh has attended the
American Protective Association
from its feeble beginning until now.
It It evident that Mr. H. F. Bowers
and hit associates were planning better
than they knew when In March, 1887,
In Clinton, Iowa, they organized the
American Protective Association,
whloh was destined to act tuch a con
spicuous part against political Roman
ism In thlt country, and In a sense
against the papal power of the world.
For several yean after the organiza
tion of the A. P. A. the Roman hier
archy laughed, sneered and rldiouled
the order at a poor feeble thing of no
account and which would toon fall to
pieces and vanish out et tight without
accomplishing anything In politics.
But in a tew yean the papist found
that the organization had a wonderful
power ot enduranoe and growth, which
made Rome fear and tremble at Its in
creasing influence and power in poli
tics; and to-day the papal hierarchy 1
fairly (hocked and terrified at the
alarming diffusion of light and know
ledge whloh forces It to realize that
its own political doom Is foreshadowed
in the near future unless that trouble
some order can be wiped out from poli
tics, but It trlet to suppress its fears at
much at possible from publio view.
The American Protective Associa
tion would not have chosen the terrible
ordeal through which It passed last
spring when It It said that through Ro
man Cathollo Influence 1150,000 were
provided as a bribe to inveigh against
Major McKlnley'i Americanism and to
disrupt the noble A. P. A. organiza
tion. The order would not have chosen
to receive tuch political rebuffs as it
did receive at the late national conven
tions, especially from the Republicans
and Populists. And the order would
not have chosen the recent develop
ments of disloyalty to principle; but in
the midst of all these unexpected trials
and apparent remorses we clearly see
the overruling hand of Divine Provi
dence guiding the political affairs of
the American Protective Association
and placing it to-day under circum
stances so favorable to its success and
the ultimate triumph of its principles.
It Is believed that the president-elect
will prove true to his Americanism. If
so, it will give the A. P. A. a good op
portunity to put in better work on its
legitimate lines than ever before. And
tt now looks as though the Republican
party may be the proper channel
through which the American platform
principles will triumph in
J. G. P.
tut to have any Photo-
Visit the studio of
i Sandberg,
rth 16th. strci
AM
sssBtBaSsBSsView''
honest mosey, repudiation and an
archy, just to curry favor with the
powerful and rich. It was most refresh
ing to many of ua to witness the dig'
nlfled course followed by, the Catholic
priesthood. Their wise course cannot
fall to draw the attention and gala the
sympathy of the common people of this
country whose cause has been largely
abandoned by the other churches. The
laboring men and the producers of
America will not be saved by the ef
fort of the priesthood of the golden
calf the I preachers. , They must look
to some other quarter, and tbey are
likely to do so. Beatrice Tribune.
When down tovr- drop in at John
Rudd's and leave your watch, if It Is
out of repair, to be fixed 115 So. 16 St
Dr. T. J. Conaty.
Dr. T. J Conaty, head lot the Catho
llo summor school of PlatJUburg, N. Y.,
Is the lesdlng candldateor the rector
ship of the Catholio uoilenlty, Wash
lngton, D. C. Dr. Conbty is about 40
years of age and was torn in Ireland.
He was brought up in,' America, bow
ever, and Is an American citizen. Ho
was educated at the college of the Iloly
Cross, conducted in Worcester by the
Jesuits, and later spent eight years at
the Troy Seminary, New York. 81nce
then he has been rector of the Church
of the Sacred Heart f Mary, Woroes
ter, Mass., and has been the bead of
the Cathello summer school, Platte
burg, for several years. Dr. Couaty Is
a deep thinker, a man of much learn'
lng, and in every way well equipped to
be the head of the university.
How's Thisl
We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward for
any cane of Catarrh that can not be cured by
nan s uatarrn mire,
K. J. CHEN KY CO.. Pron.. Toledo. O.
We the undersigned, have known K. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe I Im
perfectly honorable In all business transac
tion! and financially able to carry out any
obltvatlona made by th.ir firm,
Wkst Titmz, Wholesale Druggists. To
ledo. Ohio, Waidimu, Kidman & Marvin,
Wholesale urus guts, Toledo, unlo.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upoa the blood and mucoui
urraces or me sysiem. rnce inc. per ooiue.
Sold by all Druggist. Testimonials free.
Mot toe Smooth.
The tracks of the UNION PACIFIC
are so smooth and the cart furnished
so complete that you can Imagine your
self In your own luxurious apartments
at home.
Inspect the Buffet Library and Smok
ing Cart at they past through Omaha
every morning.
Mlsssorl Pacific's New Time Card.
' On and after November 15th the Mis
souri Paolfio fast train for St. Louis
leaves Webster St. Depot at 3:00 P. M.
Instead of 3:30 p. M as heretofore, tf,
Henry E. Tagger has oharge of The
American book bindery. There Is no
better man In the west. Let us figure
with you.
Send In a dollar bill and have ,The
American tent to your address till
January 1, 1808.
Go to Edward Baumley for Livery
17th and St. Mary's Avenue.
1302 Faraam Street is the Union Pa
cific City Ticket Office.
Bookbinding at The American of
fice, 1615 Howard street.
WRIGHT A THOMAS.
Attorneys. 613 New York Life Bldg.
(SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER' 1
0 Bale. Under and bv virtue of an oraer
of sale on decree of foreclosure ot mot tgage
Issued out of the district court for Douglas
county, state or Nebraska ana to me di
rected, I will. on the 29th Cay of Ieember. A.
II. 1HH6. at one o clock p. M. of said dav. at the
north front door of the county court house
In the city of Omaha, Dousing county, Ne
braska, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the pr .perty described in
said order of sale as follows, to-wit :
The south forty-seven (47) festof the north
ninety-four (94) foetof lot four (4) In block
five (5) In Improvement Association Addi
tion to the city of Omaha, Douglas county,
Nebraska, as surveyed. Dlatted and re
corded.
paid property to be sold to satisfy William
8. Carr and Timothy S. I'ratt, Executors of
the estate of Samuel 8. Hamlin, decensrd
the sum of six hundred and fifty-six and
65-100 dollars (fti.'ie.(). with Interest on six
hundred dollars i&OO.tlO) at six and one-bulf
ttl'-ti percent per annum, and on flfty-s'x and
S6-W0 dollars iM 56) at the rate of ten (10) per
cent per annum, all from Heptemler 23rd,
189S.
To satisfy the sum of nineteen and 13-100
dollars illD Ul costs, together with accruing
costs, according to a Judgment rendered by
the district court of said Douglas county, at
Its September term A. D. lH'.W. In a certain
action tnen ana were penaing, wnerein
William S. Carr et all.. Executors, were
plaintiffs, and George Holmes et al., were
defendants.
Dated at Omaha, Nebraska. November 28.
A. D. 189.
ISAAC N. WATSON,
Special Master Commissioner.
Wright ft Thomas, attorneys for plaintiffs.
so-m u-zo o
WRIGHT A THOMAS.
Attorneys. 513 New York Life Bldg.
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS
Sale. Under and by virtue of an order
Sale on decree of foreclosure of mortgage
d out or the district court tor ixmgias
y, state or Nebraska, ana to me ai-
, l will on the lata day or ueccmoer.
. at one o'clock r. u. of said day, at
ta front door of the county court
vine city orumana. uougia county.
en at public auction to toe nign-
(Cash, tne property aeecrioea in
sioikws.w wit:
Stan Place, being a sub-
Hartlett's aoai-
i. uouglaa county,
Iplatted and re-
i satisfy William
It fciecutors or
jlln. deceased.
nd forty and
verest at tne
snum from
kOf
ERICAN.
Stenographers and Lawyers having
transcripts and other legal documents
to be bound can have tbelr work done
at Thb American book-bindery. 1615
Howard street. Telephone 911.
JOHN Runn.
Jeweler and Optician t
115 S. 16th STREET, J
; Fine Watch Repairing f
??? French Clocks, i
Exclusive Watch Examiner for F., E. t
I - . . .
ms in. i, h.-m. is.
HALD & RICE,
We handle the best Coal for all purposes
rni:e. aa iuw as me lowest.
Tel. U38.
S06 So. iBiti street
CHRIST. HAM AN.
watchmaker aii Jeweler,
Fink Watch Repairing a Specialty
612 South 16 Street
OMAHA, NEB
Comfort to
California.
Every Thursday morning
a tourist sleeping car for
Denver, halt Luice, San
Francisco and Los Angeles
leaves umana ana Lincoln
via the Hurllngton Koute.
It Is caroeled. uuholster
ed in rattan, baa spring
eats and backs and Is pro
vided with curta'na. bed
ding, towels, soap, etc. An
experienced excursion con
ductor and a uniformed
Pullman porter accompany
It through to the Pacific
(JOt.
While neither ss exoen
slvely tnlshed nor as Una
to look at as a Dalace
sleeper, It Is Just as good to
rid in. second class tick
eta are honored and the
price of a oerth, wide
eneugh and big enough for
two. Is only $.".
Kor a folder giving full
particulars, write to
J. Fbakcis, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Omaha, Neb.
DR. C. GEE WO.
What
relatives
of my
Patients
Have
To
Say-
One of
Mv Creat
Cure
During
The
Month cf
October,
1890. '
Read the following convlnc
Ing testimonial from two
oromlnent Omaha Citizens:
Judge Isaac 8. Hascall and R. F. Williams
have this to say. We consider Dr. O. Gee Wo
01 ois norm ittin et.. umana, neo., one or the
beat physicians In the city for the following
reasons: Four years ago our daughter be
came very nervous ana at times sick ana
unable to control herself. We doctored with
and consulted nine of tre leading Dhvslclans
of this city, but the gradually grew worse,
until on the 7th of October, 1895, she was at
tacked with spasms. 8he was unconclous
and delirious for weeks following the attack,
and at a consultation of physicians they
agreed that she could not get well. We then
employed Dr.C. Gee Wo, and the patient be
gan to Improve at once, and In a remarkably
short time was up. She la feeling better
than she haa for a long time. She Is Improv
ing every day and bids fair to get entirely
well. B. F. Williams. Father,
ISAAC 8. HASCALL, a near Relative.
2105 8. 13th St,
Ex-Constabli 8. B. Clark, office 319 8..Uth
s ..says: 1 can't say too much for Dr. O.
G. Wo. My little boy and girl had dyptherla
and other physicians said they could not re
cover. T then called In Dr. C. Gee Wo, and
In less than 4 hours tbey were out of danger.
Heelsr cured mvself of LacrrlDD and gen
eral leblllty. ard my wlfeof inflammation of
the oowels and female weakness, from which
she bad suffered many years. I can't tbank
him enough for what he has done in my
family. 8. B. Clark add Wife.
Mrs. R. A. Dnniv. 1K12 flUrk St. Rntrt
trouble and nervous dlb llty of many years
stanamg.
Jobr Brooks. KM N.lSt
back, liver and kidney tro
8t.-Of sprained
ele of three years
n.
3th Bt.Cured of
s of seven years
standing. Is now a well n
Mrs. Anna Park, tw S.
spasms and female weakn
standing.
Frank Holcb, Bchuyler, Neb.Cured of
rheumatism of one year's standing, and was
given up is lncurame.
Corscltation Fkbs. Dr. C. Gee Wo
guarantees a cure In every case or the
money will be refunded
Bend 1-eent atamn for book and Question
blank. Anyone wanting advice cau '.'rite t
above addresses or call upon UK. C GEE
WO. 619 N. 16tb8t.Omaba.Neb
WRIGHT & THOMAS.
Attorneys, 513 New York Life Bldg.
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER'S
Bale. Coder and by virtue of an order
of sale on decree of foreclosure of mortgage
Issued out of the district court for Douslaa
county, state of Nebraska, and to me di
rected, 1 win. on the mth day or December, A
D. 1896, at one o'clock P. u. of said day, at
the north front uoor ot the count court
house, in the city of Omaha, Douglas county,
Nebraska, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the property described In
said order of sale as follows, to-wit:
The north fortv-seven H7) feet of the south
nlnttv-four M) feet of lot four (4) In block
five (5) In Improvement Association Addition
to tne city oi um&oa, iKugias county, Ne
braska. B4 surveyed, platted and recorded.
Said or jDerty to be sold to satisfy William
8. Oarr aid Timothys. Pratt, Executors of
the estate of Samuel 8. Hamlin, deceased, la
the sum at six hundred and fifty-six and
85 100 dolors 5.ttf, with Interest on six
hundred llars (tfiuu OO) at the rate of six
and on (6H per ceit per annum and on
flfty-X VS-lOO dclUrs (56 65) at the rate
t cent per annum rrom oep-
sum ot nineteen and 53-100
ts, together with accruing
a judgment rendered Dy
nf said Douglas county,
ip. a. u, urnx l.i a certain
ere pending, wherein
I al . Esecutors, were
! : ttoliuca et al., were
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ka. !
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N Protect Your
Keep them warm and save troubl
warm shoes and overshoes. Don't
on trash shoes and rubbers. W
will give you GOOD
are closing; out some
10 to 20 Per Cent.
SEE
Wm. IM. WHITWHY,
( n
The STOETZEL STOVE COMPAK
714 So. Sixteenth Street.
C. W. LYMAN, Wm. O. HAUL,
CAPITAL,
Commercial National Bank.
OMAHA, ZiBDRASKA.
Department
Store Prices
Best describes the rates at
which
DR. WITHERS
Is doing all kinds of Dental
Work.
Set Teeth $5 00
Best Set Teeth 7 60
Gold Fillings (1.00 and up
Silver Fillings I 00
Geld Crowns 5 00
Teeth Extracted 25
Teeth out in the morn ing--
New Ones Same Day,
All work at about Half what
other Dentists Charge.
16 Years' Experience 16
Dr. WITHERS, Dontist,
Fourth Floor Brown Blk.,
Sixteenth and Douglas Streets.
TELEPHONE 1775
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THE ALOE & PENFOLD COMPANY,,
408 Farnain Street.
Weal, Optical, Surgical and pialHi
J
I 7k
Feet.
Buy good, serviceable
hrow your money sway
have a large stock and
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Men's and
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THEM! Tl
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a machine.
A Perfect Typewriter at a low Price has
been a crying necessity. We are happy to
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uaen lypewnte
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pert In ten days' practlr-e, whereas a long
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Some wrltlne machines have rubber typet
our type is metal, will not wear out, and
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