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About The American. (Omaha, Nebraska) 1891-1899 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1892)
e THE AMERICAN. till ,,( Hit .. vm till t !! V) !;; lit k ! !. tu 1 l.r !, I i V, It IW-'M'v ' !( 4 li ir ' . " W I I" if r 0 li; Lltlt. M in u tf 11 l'!i(V Tin' N stale ... i. u ttit Util) tnl inllin; b iti In IV hliiV N. Imit t lM w ti. li. I. d ln t i n'niv of iii -lintf. Tin vnlintiMt min )mt ntvutly tin- j-lnl i1(h-wi, mnl tunny ineivtisiitu iv lliiil In li'W rMn r gloomily mi the (! ion, ill Ihein have nrnv lin k if upl hur KixoU km Ihclr hand., and 11 In ltninilii lit liiivi llirlr ale, A lodtfn of Junior Order of American MivlimtUn mh iiikUIuUh) lit this city rvivntly, iil l tuiw In n fair way to Nisim one f the most iiiH'inu alriotlo organizations. This organl cot Ion I aillcitlai'ly strong in the astrrn states, Uev, 1U. 1 Jamba was given a fare well reception by lit friends and nit'in lier of hi congregation In I ho parlor of tin! Pa rut Presbyterian church Thursday evening. lr. Ilarsha will ltnvo for hi now Held of lalsir In Now York In a fiw days. Tlit' funeral of Meyer Ooldsntlth, one of Omaha's oldest hu'itIihiiIn, hsik place from tho ftiinlly residence nt lo-lll Park avenue, Wednesday. Tin? burial service was conducted by Itabbl I lose nan, tunli,r tho auspices of tho Odd Fellows and tho Veteran Firemen's association. Tho annual mooting of trustees of Browncll Hall wan hold Wednesday afternoon in tho directors' mini of tho Commercial National bank. Tho ro H)rt of the rector, Dr. Dohorty, ex hibited a very creditable showing. Tho school has now eighty-four graduates, and 1,300 girls have boon In attendance inoo tho present roc tor's lncunibonoy. NATIONAL DELEGATES. At tho democratic stato convention recently hchl In Omaha, tho following gentlemen were selected an dolejfiiU's to tho National ditn(H)ratlo convention which convenes in Chicago, Juno 21, 1892: DolotfatoH-at-Largo. Jainoa K. Hoyd, DoujrlaH, Toblaii Cantor, Hullne; Milton Doolittle, Holt; W. II. Thoinmon, Hall. Tho dUtrict delegated ehodon ain: First Dldtrlet Deh-gatea, lloliert Clcgg, Uichardwm; N, 8. HarwiMnl, LancaHUr, Altornatea, 0. M. Hubner, Otoe; D. It. U. Wallace, Cuhh. wCW'3ind DUtrlct Deli'gak'H, CharloB Ogden, John A. Crelghton, DouglaH. 4 Third DlHlrlct Deh'Rfttea, John Dorn, l)(Mlgo; F. J. Halo, MadUon. Al lurnatea, A. 1. Child, Wayne; 1'. F. O'Sulllvan, Cuming. Ponrtli DlHtrlet-DologatoH, I). W. C(Mik,Gage; Matt Miller, llutler. Al ternates, Alexander Vance, Howard; T. JX l'arker, ltlcbardi4on. VUth District-Delegak-H, H. A. Batty, Ailanm; P. II. Speftnnan, I tod Willow. Altrnntc, K, II. Ktndiler, Webster. C. J. Furor, Clay. Sixth DltrletI)elegatm, John F. Crocker, HulTalo; A. W. (Jumtwr, How ard. Alternate, Frank llrohtn, CiihUt; Frank Dahluian, Da ven. And tho delegateg to tho National rejniblU'an convention to Iw held In MinneapollH, Juno 7, 1W2, are. . T)eleL'ateM-at-Lat'L'0 John L. Welh : I ' - W " ater, U D. ItichardH, AmanaCobb, K. D. Welmter. AlteriiaU'H, J. L. Keck, -T.H. Neodham, Matt Dougherty, A. P. Tarbox. Th dlHtrlct delegutoa and alternate arts aa follows: Flrtl)ltrletr-l)elegate, C. II. Gere, Oeorgo W. Holland. Altcrnatua, M. Stewart, W. II. Newell. Second Dlntrlct Delegate, John C. Thompwm C. It. Scott. Alteniate, M. F. Singleton, J. W. IlaHnett. Third DlHtrict Delegate, Imuran Clark, Atloe Hart. Alternate, G. W. Clark, II. 1'. Hhumway. Fourth niatrlet-Delogatei, C A. McCloud, L. E. Walker. Alternate, E. E. Good, II. C. Mannary. Fifth DlHtrkit-DulegateH, C. 1'. It. William, W. E. llabeoek. Alternate, Charles W. Mocker, A. W. Mack. Sixth DiHtrtct Delegate, Z. T. Funk, E. II. Warner. Alternate, E. S. Chadwlck, A. 11. Wood. . . . . The Jesuit Oath. Bomo months ago we imbllnhed tho oath of tho aoclety of Jou. It is found In many book by good Human mL. II I.. L i autnor. inoiuu wuruuig in luunu iu Dowllng's Illmtory of ItomanlMiu, IxHik fl, chapter 1, paragraph 7, and in "Tho V.u.ollh.lliin .a IV..1 I4.w.l.ilv ilf J.tttliu " ' part o, chapter 4, parugrapns z anu , and chapter 3 l'bragraiih 2 and 4 i give tho text of tho throo vows taken hy tno novice, vo coaujuior anu mo profetwed latherA of tho order. Nico , Mini's f'HUtory of. tho Jcwuits." gives ,.jhe correct wordinlg of tho. three vows. . in auaiiion 10 in inreo, uai vow, thOjJosults take aVmrth, or special oath, binding themsewes to go to any country among tho faithful, tho here tics, or tho heathen, wherever the pope is to! send them. This! authority js ryoAby Dr. Joseph Hefele,. a toman Catholic bishop, and othtY. The principal object olVhe eo-cVllod H'M l? i "" ! i ! I'l '' t.' t ' i. ' i ...li.. !m ' ; I i ' i l i 1 ! ' r. to ' iii .( l-i I' il'' m iit ) ,U . , V l"t M 't fl":t HO-ift,: t, Hj tt.ll iith-! tfU !.- I'iV'in 4 l.iti , Xi i .t' l t I l i '' iit ttit ! ifi tt.it i ,i Tin y w Hih', '( 0 i ' 4 t.. ,!( ..iiU. ! ' . i'! ti - Mtn" II.rI lb. ) n t, t i V- tknl t ilUuV' li lr k.'ivli I i l! iU "1lii ul jiitif;. tl.K in.) I jlei,' an.! J lutt i- ih'MiIi-i I" ail tliiic In ,1iiilU)Mr n.mntii-m v l f'ittiil tin IN In rWllSUY CtLIOACY, M Cstmot Marrf Wnmiw, but fun Livt r'i.l'.o'r With all Tlion i poiiu lliii't? ilialmlloal In the Institution of o ldw y iiniuph) lug tmetekKinti, l'ul l,iul ("iHinii-r ha jmltiteil a foarfiil pielitre if the pi lent' ifltlin an an tinmnrriiil eniilonimr: and as tViurrlr'a work aro far les tiail than iliey iWrin M '. niaku no wruplo of transferring hi jiowerful iH'titenei to our paer. What a life, what a condition 1 that of our priest s? 1iive Is forbidden tboiu, marriage especially: women arc given up lo them. Tin y may not have one of Ihoir own, and yet live familiarly with all; nay, in the confidential, inti mate privity of their hidden action, of all their thoughts. An innocent llrst hears tho priest under her mother's wing; ho then calls her to htm, ionkH alone with her, and Mho Hrst to talk of sin to her, Is'fore she can have known it. When Instructed, sho marries; when married, he still confesses and governs her. Hi has preceded the husband in her affect lens, and will al ways maintain himself in thorn'. What who would not venture to oonlldo to her mother or confess to her husband, he, a priest, must know it asks it, hears it; and yet shall not be her lover. How could he, indeed V Is ho not tonsured? He hears whispered in his ear, by a young woman, her faults, passions, do sires, weaknesses, receives her sights without feeling agitated and ho is 11 vo and twenty! To confess a woman! Imagine, what that is. At tho end of tho church a species of closet or sentry box Is erected against tho wall, where tho priest awaits in tho evening, after vespers, his young penitent whom ho Iovcb, and who knows It lovo cannot bo concealed from tho beloved person. You can stop mo there: His character of priest, his education, his vow I reply that there is no vow which holds good, that every village euro just coiuo from tho seminary, healthy, robust and vigor ous, doubtless loves one o! his parish loners. It cannot bo otherwise; and If you contest this, I will say more still, and that Is, that ho loves them all those at least of his own ago but lie prefers one, who appears to him, if not more lioautiful than the others, more modest and wiser, and whom ho would marry. IIo would make her a virtuous, pious wife, if It wero not for tho pope. IIo sees her daily, and moots her at church or elsewhere, and silting op posite her in tho winter evenings, ho Imbibes, imprudent man! tho poison of her eyes! Now, I ask you, when he hears that ono coming tho next day, and approach ing tho confessional, and when ho recognizes her footstep, and can say, "It is she," what is passing in the mind of tho poor confessor' Honesty, duty wise resolution, are hero of llttlo uscl without peculiarly heavenly grace. I will supHmo him a saint. Unable to lly, ho apparently groan, sighs, recom mends himself to God; but If ho Is only a man, ho shudders, desires, and ai re ml y unwillingly, without knowing it, perhaps, ho hoH-. Sho arrive, kneels down at his knees, More him whoso heart leaps and palpitates. You aro young, sir, or you have been so what do you think of such a situation? Alouo most of tho time, and having these walls, these vaulted roofs, as solo wit nesses, Tiiey talk, alas! of all that Is not innocent. They talk, or rather murmur, in low voice, and their lips approach each other, and their breaths mingle. This lasts for an hour or more, and is often renewed. Do not think I Invent. This scene takes plaeo such as I dcscrilie it, is renewed daily by forty thousand young priests, with as many young girls whom they lovo, because they are men, whom they confess in this manner, en tirely tete-a-tete, and visit because they aro priests, and whom they do not marry, because tho pope Is opposed to It, Kxchawje, 11 ii j ward Itros. II ay ward Bros. Ilayward llros. Hay ward ltros. Ilayward Itros. Ilayward Ilros. 1515 for the beat (2.00 shoe, for tho best '2.60 shoe, (or the best 3.410 shoe, for the best 'A.M shoe, fur the best 11.00 shoo, for the best 5.0 shoe, Douglas St., Omaha. Lawn Moweks Siiaki'Knkd at 812 North 16th street. Make Yourself at Home at tho Union Pacific bureau of imfor matlon, In tho Millard hotel and at the McCague building. Money to loan at Dime Savings Bank, 1504 rarnam St. Go to Bowen's cash market, 622 S. 16th. Cheapest meats in the city. &( l I f I Cth !$ t I Jnt !- -i 'l I i t ! j l . Ml' t 't I ft!! II , In ! l rm , tfct ' Ml n ,ii . jf '', t If! (irM tr ltl ti f.....U t M tif .11 f t I i hi n.t (luieil. ttrfilitt "f X Ifjf ti,1 Lilt pw )( i4 tiHi'it, i mi . it f fnH'it, m iMnt tt t"ir ul ti.ti, m v iu:m.v, jut N rttlK 1 .Vt h Mrwl l lwli la milh i.i and ton t Ul tlirwi Anoltir C MlnwH m Vai i iy, 1ft . Apt 11 I.illtur Avt itli an I notiiNc.1 l jimr lat it V Iwue, a h ti r finm a s'titli- man In Mb liljian, iliiwribiiig a raw of imiiiNlity mi tbi part of a Hifun a -f.iir. We are iiitfiM'ttitiati'ly etirmil ilb an ai-.iH' uf the name triio In tlil city, t Mie if the iiiukI glaring out ragi'S whli b him isniie tl our nulled is In the r of two prmi rynien one a Human, the other a Pmbstant. Tho two Mock of gistiU, m far a could In told by a casual olisorver, atv of alsiut lhiame value, if any difference the Houian's Is the largest. The Iteman was asm'SHod I2.VI on meri'handlmi and the Protestant ."iUI. This Is only one ease of many In his work. He also handed in hi hooks- to the county auditor without taking the assossinent of several of our citizens, notwithstand ing he had passed them on the street almost every day, simply lieoauso he upNiNod them to bo "d n whlteeaps," and therefore would not "degrade him self by speaking to them." Fairplay. Go to Itowen's cash market, G22 S. lGth. Cheapest meats in tho city. IfTOI Farnam Street. Telephone, If you have any clothing or drosses which are soiled or faded and need cleaning or iwpalring, Tho Twin City Steam Dyo Works, 1521 Farnam St., is tho only place in the city whoro such work is done in tho most thorough man ner. All work called for and delivered promptly. Telephone 1521. HELENA AND RETURN. One Fare for the Round Trip, For tho accomodation of those desir ing to visit at points in tho vicinity of, or at Helena, in June, during tho ses sion of tho convention of tho Bupreme lodgo of tho Ancient Order of United Workmen, tho Union Pacific will sell tickets to Helena and return at ono fare for tho round trip. Tickets on sale Juno 7 to 14 Inclusive, limited to 30 days from date of sale. For any additional Information apply toll. P. Deuel, City Ticket Agent, 1.102 Farnam Street, GIliNON. tho shoo man, has an ele gant line of shoes, at bottom prices. Don't fall to see them when ,ou need shoes. A. M. G1I1SON. 115 South 10th SV Go to Howon's cash innrkct, 022 S. 10th. Cheapest meats in the city. FitiK.NDs, have your tin roof or spouting repaired by W. S. Ileiiton, 2H08 Leavenworth St. Tel. 1515. Notice of Removal. Woniiick Joe Co. lias removed from the New York Life Building to 818 Soulh Fifteenth street, where they will ha pleased to do business wltii all. Iheymakea specialty of furnUtifng private families with g'od pure Ice. Kemember the new place, 818 South Fifteenth street. Tulephono (180 Umiikfxi.as He covkkku at 812 North 10th street. C. II. Knowles, breeder of Light Brahma chickens, having more eggs than ho can use, would sell a few settings for 11.00 each. Fowls, fl.OO each. My fowls are the best laying strain. If you want the best, address me at 1012 Capitol avenue, Omaha, Neb. 8-257-1 8. R. Patten, dentist, room 848 Boo building, telephone DO. Go to Dyball'a for line candies, 1518 Douglas St. Bicvci.es Bei'aikki) at 812 North lath street. You should all remember that C. F. Shaw & Co., 618 S. 10th St., has al ways on band, Vegetable, in season; also a full lino of Staple Groceries. Do not forget us when down town. Fkiknds: Buy your Flour, Feed etc. of W. 1 1. BAUElt, 1501 Howard St. Eat l)y ball's candy and be happy, 1618 Douglas St. Gentlemen's Calf, Kangaoo and Cordovan shoes in all tne latest cuts and at popular pricei. Ilayward Bros., 1515 Douglas street, Umaha. We pay no rent, we buy for cash, we sell on a small prolit. A. B. Hl'BEKMAN, Pioneer Jeweler of Omaha. Drink Dyball's delicious Soda Water. 1518 Douglas St. Money to loan at Dime Savings BaDk, 1504 Farnam St. MACKINTOSH.! 1 i., ,- . i . , . t. I if if I . i-.i l i .. . - . ; j !..,!.!. ..I I H l I, t . I II 1. II . I , , -, i h,t . I . A H .....; I . . l ' i -i l. II-, , ' . I. I . . . ' i m;w spuing hats! ! i i ? Jt )uflMt K t )t tvttt t'tl 50c EALEE1GGAN UKCEEVEAR! 50c tttif trtttl tft Mi' - titi tin in t MHiilt to THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 109 South lOtli Street. OMAHA, : NEBRASKA, RAMSER&CO. HAT-MAKERS,: LATEST SHAPES. LATEST COLORS, roiniLAii rnicKs. FIHST-CLASS COODS. RAMSER & CO., 209 NORTH I6TH STREET. OMAHA. K. T. AI.UCN.M. II. i EVE AND EAH HUlUilCON 3(18 Uhiiiko ru, cor Harney iV ts, Onialia. CAPITAL, $400,000.00. THK COMMERCIAL NATIONAL ANK. A. I'. HopkliiM, prcHliti'tif.! Win. (J. Maul, vlee-iiri'HliliMit i Alfred Millard, ciiNliler. Kith and Farnam His. Omaha, Ned. WAN ADVEKTIHIOMENTH of thren llrion or mi iIit. an i'itMm for flrM, hiMTlliiii. Each Hutwi-qiii'iit liiHi'rllou.fl im'iMn per line. FOlt HENTTwo (2) four room coIIiihc. nltM'ly IcK-ated, S7.IK) anil Sn.IHI, Eniiilru at IIH4 noiilfi 7lh ulreel. If you wUh a neat little Inline It will pay you to no and look at tlii'Nii ImiiNcH, 4. 1.V4 WANTEII- I'iwltlonliyii tlioioiiidily eon pit il 1 1 mini, iin Nliilloniiry ifreman (1 nod referenced itlvcn, AdilreMM, A. A. M. i:, South Ninth HI.., Council HIiiIIn, la. XANTI;"A f'VHi delivery clerk for a ' Itakery. Call at Tns Amkiiican ollli'ii at encii. A ANTED To buy ll Hinall cotltitfe tomiivo onion lot In Walnut lllll, Call no or adrircHH D. H. Cameron. I,m;i l'ark live. Mcul, intrki't. TOTHAI)-(1imi(I piano for himiiII coltaife. W, I l.i f.w.v.. lw..,u.. I.. II..I....I Hill II U. Ciiineroii, ItU l'ark ave. Meat market. WANTED. An American Klrl to do lioime- work. Call Haliinlny or Sunday at tliU ottlcn. TX7ANTEI) tiy a yoimu man, a Nltiintlon Willi a KikhI Jeweler to learn tint trade, H. C. 1'oitTKlt. Hliellon, Neb Legal Notice. Notice to Frank Now tin. iion-reHldent de fendant: EriinkNowim will dike notice (bat on tbe fttb day of May, lw, Arllnir E, llaldwln, a jiiHtlcu of tbe peace of Onialia, llontiiaH county, NehniHka, IbmiiciI an order of attacliinent for tbe niiiii of 1 1 2.11. In an action tieiidliitf before blin, wbereln Jonen Hi Company In tint vlalnlllt' anil I'rank Nowiin In defendiint! that property and credltN ow Iiik to Maid defendiint have been ituarnlHlieed In the IiiiiiiIn of tbe llurlliiKlon ami MInnoiiH Klver railroad In NnhriiNka, under Hiild order, Hald I'm one wiin continued to the Kith day of June, 12, at I o'clock p. in. Dated Omaha, Neb., May nth, IWl. EUAN K A. .ION EH, 5-13-3 Eor Defendant, Vain Regrets In matters spiritual or temporal, arc common to all, and ono of tho greatotit mistakes of your life will bo to delay tcking trips over tho Union Pacific System to any of tho many wontorn re sorts along the line of that road. AGENTS WANTED: At The Amkhican. Call and see ns or write (or patlculars. A gojd carpenter can rent a house very cheaply in Orchard Hill and pny his rent in work on the promises. Apply to W. II. Hussell, at Dime Sav ings Hank, 1504 Farnam st. Do you want to borrow money? Ap ply. to the Mutual Investment Co., 1504 Farnam St. The Taxton Hotel Ilarber Shop and Buths, with Filtered Water, the Best. Secure Fifty Years in the Church of Rotne with The American 1 year, $3. u 1 1 .-. i LOBECK & LINN, mn uet, te t t in iii.i -U(oI.I4t.i: AM) UTTAtl. - IBuildGrs' Hardware, Cutlery AND TOOLS TRY US ONCE FOR (LUCK. 1404 Douplw St, Tclophonc 279. OMAHA. NEB. DO YOU WEAR H OES If you tin, The (iliKAT HA1M.A1N SHOK STOHR, No. lun Main Street, Corner First Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, la., will sell you the following eelelirated makes in Men's Fine Shoes, at lower prices than you pay for inferior makes: Burt & Mears, Williams, Knuland & Co., James Means & Co., Reynolds, Drake & Gobble, Smith & SUughton, C. M. Henderson & Co. And in Ladies', Misses', Children's and Boy's Shoes wo show tho largest and liest assorted stock in the city. Our stock of Ladies Oxfords Is most complete and at prices to suit all buyers. Wo invito you to call and seo us. Our Motto Is NO GOODS MISREPRE SENTED BUT GOOD GOODS AT S. A. PIERCE & CO. The Lowest Cash Prices for Rellablu Made FOOTWEAR. CAN BE GEORGE S. MILLER'S. 1311 North 24th CALL Sc BE Teeth Extracted for 25 Cents, Fun RIL.L.INO f i-'v' ''Kin n. GOLD CROWNS AND BRIDGE WORK AT REDUCED PRICES. No charge for Extracting when Plates are Blade. DR. WITHERS, Dentist. 16th and Douglas Streets, 4th Floor. lir rrr ir rr w cut this out w EE. TAKE IT BACK. We'll tako back any sack of flour bought at our storo which dexjs not give satisfaction In every particular. This that wo sell Hour for less money than any other doulor daro, has built up for us, the biggest business In tills lino in Omaha. Wo make a specialty of Omaha made flour (which Is tiio equal of any on earth, no matter whoro manufactured) and carry all the different brunds. Flour from Hl)o a sock up. I'Veiii'li eim, enn 15 c il.lh can HpiiliM 4 o Tallin iieai'lieN, run 10 c Tulile Hiii li'otH, emi ,..., ..., 15 c Tnhle ilneiiiiles, can 15 c Oil hii I'll I ni'M. ran A e Mustard sardines, can Sitfe Hiilniiiii, can 10 o Condensed milk, CIUI Ill C Hlrlnu lieans, ean , S o 1.1 m it beans, can S c Succotash, can S e Wax lieaiiH, can s e I'linipkliis, can ., SHc I'eiiH, can , ft e !)5 liars 11. H, soap II (X The Peoples Peerless Purveyors. W. R. BENNETT CO., 1.108 to 1514 Capitol Ave. JWHMIJSll, M tl ? THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. FOUND AT Street, Tsstt Howard ami CONUINCED. set teeth frg nn PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. BOO UF as a guide, ai j jtA j aj guarantoo plan, together with tho fact 3-11) sack salt IIVSc I, ye, can 5 o llest Valencia raslns, piiiind S c llest iniiHi'iilel raslns, pound H c rlvapitrnled peaches, pounil 10 c I'lvapiirnted ciirranls, pound UHo Kvoporated hiiiMciiIh, pound 10 o Herman colt'en, pai'kiiKu '1 o .lainovn colfee, pound M e Our "I'l'lvute urowtli" Java, Iwst on earth, pound ... 35 c Hi'our soap 5 e Axle urease 5 e Compressed yeast 1 o Cilcnwood toinntiHis, can 11 c A.M.CLARK, i'ra'ctical PAINTER, hiperhanger, Sign AVriter, Paints Oils, Brushes, "Wallpaper, Curtains, Window Shades, Poles, Fixtures and Cornices. 107 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET OMAHA, NEB,
