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live urturijiin f Ihl mrojjunl t -rnrvhy
i li'mly iirp'il In t ! I 'I-
llltf imluil HltirniH'i!
"1 tii'Kiivliiliii . civil iii'i'i I
At ii iho nl'i'i'i .( im prliiw, Hint I
phlni tiiortt llmu llii. I t'lnliu to l
iir'inn jml(j iiI tllri'i'tor ! Ih
OMI-OU'tH'I'H Of ItHlllJ ir IIIH lll'HPIIUII
ilmt till Urn lttltU, kikI tif iIim irlni't'
lluil nil upon Hip thriHifj of lh hutH'i'
luilil lint! "It In Hie hil(H (if frlVHy,
rttlil til" li'Kljtlnlor th'U luako iw for
lliti klnii'ii'iii; I mil tliii mil, In"! en
im-ino jnflKH "I what l right hihI
wron. Mon'ovir, w tlecl.-irp, iiflirm,
S!lnf ami pronounen i In l iic(M'ary
ti nlvHtioii nr ovury hutnnn rrt' ittirfl
nul'ji'Ct tn Him Hniniin poiitilT.
Mm li nir nilfcht lm (itintod along;
oin saimi linn, bnt, onii nicirp, the mool
decradii't' nml drvKUh, Hie nm of till
vllliiinf fimiNt hi llloe. Crillnl Hi l
lnnvlnc siys: "If the popn houlil err
luM-njjiiin)? ic or forbldilin virtue
t iJi ch wouul bo obliifiHl to Ix lit'Vn
to bo good, nml vlrtn bad, un
it, would din ngiiinnt coni(ienfifi."
'lie man whn rtmd thoso fuml
until! prlueiiilt'd of thin "tun-horned
east" and cnnniitHfe thnt tlir I nn
IrrepiB!4ib' Oonflict going on tictwten
thin would bfl , ntntor nnd nil frefl
pencil, free pro-id, tn noliooll nnd
free govurnmont is too blind to p
prilate the plulncst nrgnmcnt. I-t
thin unprinolpltHi power get ft firm hold
In America and our freo Indtitutiotijiure
flnomod. 1a' grent red Vi
wielo the t'CCIoKiaftlcm crptor over
our "prond repn'io to the pxtflnt that
men will be thrown Into the basitllp,
"brue foretooth they ton not high
the ready enp in the airf nor lift np
their voice In nervilfl xhouts et night of
thnt great rufllian" (the pope), end
the wheels of progreM will turn buck
"ward, the lights of literature and
science will burn dimly, the fires of
persecution will be rekindled, the
. tit . . - .!, I . t. i (
Jood will fl iw to the bridle bits. With
his end in view the Ura in churcn in
Lbti United fttittes is stor'ng np power,
Ihat may, ere Jong, burst opon lis with
its terrible and iitireletitlng fory.
From 18f!D to IHHO the authorities of
Sew York City gave the Roman eliuroli
real estate valued at .1,A00,f00, and
money to the amount f fo,827,l7l ii
exchanged Itomish votos.
Cathor'f wnalth Increased In the
J UnKfld State from ll,000,(toO In 1850
to O.fiOO.OOO in 18C0, and t. lOft.fXKl,.
000 .' In' 1870, mid being claimed as
church properly; this ermiStons sum is
exempttyrom taxation. The following
Catholic predictions may never be ful-
'o-J. but they ure wonderfully holloa-
f'wxl ought to came us to double
e picket line.
In 1870 Ftithfr flecker saidt "There
s ere long to be ft state religion in this
country, and that, state religion Is to be
- Homao Catholic."
, The ll wton Tilot spaaks: "The man
today is living who will see ft majority
of. the people of the American conti
nent Homan Cat holla'
A b'mbop 6f Charleston declares that
. "within thirty years the Protectant
hereby will come to an end."
That we may know something near
, the truth of these predictions let us
consult the llirures. In 1800 the
Ciuholica numbered 100,000. lit JKM
they were 6,628,176 strong.
n 1800 there Was one Cathelic to
ery 63; lo 18.'0 one to every 14.8;
1870 one to 8 8; and In 1880 one to
every 7.7 of the whole population.
Make your calculation and see how
long It will take this ratio of increase
to put the Catholics In the majority,
and fulfill the Boston Pilot's propheey,
I aqi told thatin every Catholic con
vent and nunnery in this country there
is on or nio'e rooms into which none
but iv Catholic official of high rank is
PUT Permitted to enter. Who knows
t jfhese rooms are stored with Win
f ler rifles? Do you liugh at this
l'raentf Let Cardinal McCloskey
ik: "The Catholics of the United
tea are as strongly devoted to the
f
in
.u.t.UMn sed ttM.lfhHni il
ti,. i. int l p t I "
,sh. tn (' I '!
(i b I' n h tin
An lii: . , , i w l'Hl mill
nj.i.mij Mm (if. ml t .i i
ii ki'i''' ! In I ,
ri. ti him ' on hit it
I ... ,l .!.. a Jul , I llot.sft wM.ll ll.f
tll. l sthl.i'd He MM.br I t nu h
. t blot. Iih t.tt i l lh"' fbt"l e
HI Hi) St.tl il Ms MM!t"t lnhttll "'"i
,.! ,. nmiu t 'I his I. lilt fili'tol
i,tt.ii..t, II... pll' inl'l'illy
eutnl. aiol d.litrli.l Hie aillrle
Ill III
hi t ll.e i. ti er tilled f -r llo 't
I look .ml sd )or pupi'ts Li l mem
im r ami l.iify Ho-hi I M' tin m
. . . 4 a u U...I.I....U
oil I lie itei h ii"i" ,...,....,
II,. in t ame a gml I !'" ''
were all blown . '""', ,,,, "'
member what llo emilthitil, and I
could not do V'tir erisioU." "Il'il,"
they ol.J.cled. "oit lroii(M whalHo
anii H'l 'ke.l jou to K't," Mh, ),'
.ti. iheptieMl ")imee, ielti.lol
tlm ptmh Willi hi tut lliof'itidiim, thli h
kept It from l-l. le swsj." F-
eh angn,
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A Urihl Spot.
Thn one bright 'pot In rre.ldel.t
ItarrlW administration is hi n-pweivli-g
loyalty " '..mml.lot.er
Morgan and his Imllan senooi pom y.
The president has stood Sik n hero
against threat, ft tffery and m.nsirig.
from Cnrdliiftl (riblH.fis down to the
Inast liifliieiitlal prints. They all bale
Morgan and delre his delf nelioo.
Cilizen,
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Homes. ker' Excursion,
Two (fraud eetirions l thel'nlon
I'acifio on Aligns SWh and Nepteow"f
27th. lfi2,lo noints in Ksn, $'
braka, Colorado, Tet, Wyoming,
l?th, Idaho, New Mexfc" "t"! M.w
tima. This is great opf.ortnnily to
sen the magnifieieM tratl of Utttt
otTeretl ft.r sl by the UMoo I Vifl at
low prices and on ten years tin,, Y't
this oeensloo the I'aiort M
ell tickets althfl rt of one fire for
ii, f.t.i,d irfo. U of ter4
ticket agent. 7-2
JOHN IlUIMfcWM:i,
Watche, Iiamomf', Jewelry, Nfv-
Kire and Clock
tu w 'ril Itt'.t'AlklXfJ,
ImaW a soeftl'iliy oyer hawing
ami cleaning CbrWfapb laftbjov
and all grades of WW1 n,t(i '"
Jewelry feoairing aV
fng.eic MHVKu
SOo N, f 5th Street, Uht,nh,S't
Ydn should all re mem a J9 1 C f,
Hhaw &, 0,.thn , 1fftVt al
ways f.n hand,ffgefbf', V S'tt
alio a full line of Staple (inmiU,
Ur not forget n. when down town.
(hml hargifris at the Whitney twor1
gage sale of sh es, 103 Hmtb Fifteenth
street, 8Mtnrdy, ' If
Ktieniie's bakery 2if H, Wh W,
Attention Jf. O. U, A, M,
Winona council N, 4 will twee I herv
aftr in VjthSm hall, l th VnnUm
block every Saturday nfght ftt o'cls b.
Visiting brtfthera cordially IwtlM'd,
.t - -
t) yon want to twrrow moey?' Af
ply to the Mutual Investment it,,
1)04 Farnam Hi.
'try llartry'a "Hi'Mi At t ho fj'f
three for tioartor Ift the- city, Itrj
Hmith l.'.th Hirwt,
Tfke your repairing fo The Mrmti'
mond Carrlsge Co,, lfh and llsrnry
Sis. Opp, the County Jsil,
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(in to Howen's cash market, S22
S. 16ih, Cheapet meats ti the city,
Oo to l)y ball's for flee candie, I
iJonglaa.Ht,
Fort Hint"- dim ft room rd mn ft
room hfmso, god order and cimvnh'tit,
fjeasonable rent, Address UtH 6, Hid
smith 22nd at, tf
Money to loan nt Jtlme Mayings
Hank, loOl Farnsrn Ki,
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fi t to Ifciwen's cab market, 622
, 16th, Cheapest meat In the city,
.,- ..-
Cratch pwla ftit op frotn wst
paper sbK'k. Just the thing for nwrn
orandums, 412 Mheofy blra k,
Kvery foreign nationality hav
organization In this e innlry, Amer
icana mnt organize. Join the Jr. 0
V. A. M. 7 2
M ney to loan at I fm Savings
ISanlr, 1604 farnam Ht,
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Irlnk fyy ball's -f eilolwiis Soda Water.
151 Douglas street
Try llartirTsrrrM the HKMT
three for ft quarW In tho dty.tJiJ
South l.lh treot,
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Thef'axtn Hotel Ilarliet Hhopund
Baths, with filU'red VfuU-r, tho lleat.
M.ouM u I ' M
4 , t hi i V V'ti I ri.i-j
"Will i. o.p . l-ti.itt
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M tHt )! M.e r ' ! ' '
1'ii.ir i ,in h Is it fl ' ' '
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L ),,), ufin Ml!.- ',
.j,, ,,,,, i,tt,,f t .it mi
i i mi, iti.toti! i. t 'l inn on M '
lt ll!l lit I'Mliii l I'f ll-.M'IH I t"t
h i .r .le stol J,t M.hm Ixild, htfiM
i rHti from 'l "f Nin, ti l
U fiMit . ( I'f.te.tstil rletSMr,
thiinyb siljithonif i il'iintt Imibheg
r.. 1 pill f H flitireH f- I'!?.
... i.l n.rit lit mini i ll ttiteiit I o
) tl.Ht H'H I I'! I l""f it.OtOltfc'l I) l"
L,,t,, i , )I(M I. ,nrpo Ihso h
.:!.,, sii.i.ltl! 1 "' l" H'H IrilHt,
fr ft lint Willi bap I n., we'ldmgs and ;
eliiiti h iiietihigs, g net ally . Ile I'rol
,..111,1 mf-oliajfe Iw lottg e iillally to
(hi i huii h eil tien. h is fuil lime lb
.iliell lng shi.libl b dotm hi mailer
of M-b grliy as I hi.
The pMMonagw t ft hirh M"lhod
im lMlo-piy hi Un Htf of New Vorh
woM4 m iintsin lw,Mr threa idiiirrdiK.
triif pluf from it would b a m tteritl
f,.'l( t wine of one airuififlmg r-nn--mloos.
Then! sr titros when ("
limn ert-e fo bt roiii" )r'., anil
it is nothir g ! Ihut n burning tbsme
that In th inetrofolU of this atb
rroieariiim !. to iay o li a l,
M1e IJnoanhwi i fsempl from it. A
plgrimK to lly month llodt will on
b a national iieeriy,"
Hlevaoaoo Talkito 0 Mdxrnian.
f!MrfHOT', III,, Aug- H
erl A, K, rrttvn was gu"t of
the Atnl(rd.-r tt lhbrnin al
heir arnl b brlio of the Kottiau
('thol feat of Aopio, Tb
pU tiUt wa held ', thf gr-'Miids of the
flbminglon faira'oi. iim't
Wtenv-M U 'w ett"4 Ufniit K pek,
said a follow' M'w tbst a ft
ter dny U t enting for tht couniry from
wnff.'fi ym or jowr a.--ior mnw.
Th Ihos; Is l th ut Ur when,
under f he bdlMw of i',yAAim and
MlW t t Ms prty, iUmU of lie
m will j"y til titn fredi thai
w Utffther ittl AmiUU-
Wkm ihat &f WXrfim 'e
lm rejohfhiig, wot oidy
fjh mttt hiftt, I
7
Stutf U-.n.i4 "
ift '' h ,.' I id
"-,
Krdiial (fiil-
vooth pbalani in the
rtk, d Arebbiahop f re-
Is thn trmMUm U'wauioU,
will tMtti reward fr their Mr-
yhfe wle th ?tpai J oyer, f
depewdervt yl A.tS;,
Mr, If, JV, lM.Ut4 IJayCK.Mkh
fgao, art old frbwl of tl, ltio0'
ag"r, HftvIo m pb ot eU Unlay,
'fliK Awr;('A offi-s was honored
thl wk fy at vlH ffotrt Mr, M. K,
KfrkfyfttrVk, t, fywiw, Mr, It. II,
timing, of attlm, Mr, J, If, ftoyw,
nf C'hawl ron, Mr, K, 1', ii'nwr, of
(irawl f )wl,od Mi fAor V(UlUi,
t4 Waiu-rbw,
M, J, W, IUVI d daughtfr of
firaod fslawl, wets j lordly duriug
tho HhriwrV Wt, Mr, uyi I a
hrloer hlmwdf, uiul h hroogbt his
1 h''-r with bh h "jm j'it bow
hyjdf abb ( himUm 4wid lx, lf U om
of (rmi od' troisUd ifftUwwn,
mod refrhtirtlilngwt that way to
tm j'et nhmt Vi lilt l)kh.,
trfhti4y in Town
fVrws f apprf'ltis the fot that they
em ly sfo t at th Whitney siortgage
tile at foS frmtb ifuntii cheaper
fbitfl r-r Mors l Omaha srd g t
th m (4 good. The stock n)Jing
yery fst, fort fhes Is still a fine as
sorhoi4, Come ooo sod shoe up
fwf fimiy, tf
I) yo want Ut lxrrow rooney? Ap-
t, itt Mutual Inyestmeut Oi.,
fM Vrtim Ht,'
Tb Whits Sowing Macbins Has no
fqoal,
ft Is the iryttslixa'fori of firsftleal
fdf, of prstir;al M-wjog roachine men,
who have brought the White to uch a
state of perfection but It Is recognized
the world over as the "King" of new
fng machines. Office and salesroom
HI Chicago tr-et, nar cor I6th,
H. ft, 1'niU-n, d;rit(t, room 348 Jit
Iwlldlng, telephone .Vi,
HilKN'DS
J,fvlng lo north side when hi need of
dry goods, notions, furnishings, tin
ware, gissnware, etc, will save time
tiA money by trailing at Ilaldwin's,
l,107'l0'.t X 2ftb street.
y kit mm, bav your tin roof or
spouting repaired by W. B. Ifeaton,
2X0K Iavenwortb Ht, Tel, JS15,
in Ui Ilowen's cab market, 622
14- Ifitb. Chespi!t meats in the city.
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W'T
BSONj
G CHOP MAN,
Q, pIMTEENTH BT.
i '4 ?i. i i. t i.. in
I ,-ift.;r ( I Hl..,
TJ.GIDSON.
) !' f l'!i HI
TO: LOAN!
NEtfiSU LOimiOUPIMY.
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I il,"; l,.ili .-onD.I, itlial
p. C. WOOD, Alionl.
Off les 1I4IO Doimlo St.. Upetnlra.
Wutcb tHlr'" S.iH ;
JOHN RUDD.
i
lll IM IK
Dsamcfi, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
n KlLVKItW'AHK. -:-
y Wry W0'l WiiiTBiiU'iJ.
306 N. i iSOeet.
O M AHA, NEB
4, lit for io'ih'iiI li.mwwork, at
nl .Om'I, 1 llfoni Hill.
Will buy. m'II or xcli ii iiiri
Kii.i rcvfiiui, ln in pi In Ihiki
HtUir. olIl'I'tlOlIM Willlt.MI.
II A KM V KltOWN.
Iltf .Voi lli IHlli Ht.. up Htnlra.
k rol'Nt'lb. NO. 3. iii.'. tK every
fn.ilnn In Iteiiiiien H linn
tofk. coiner I'lfieentli ami
It. Ylfcllliilf lirotliera weli'.iuie.
M A.;iANT. H, t.
TViH
Tlioioiiiililireil Kentucky nikI
l.entli1; Hiiyone ciiii handle,
H. ii, Wiew, Wllhliel) hlock.
,4 a. 7iHi!iiL
I ilt!
iun Council I meets
Way night, Twenty-Fourth
ltrAlI, (j. Con
UouiicU No. 4
Counttman, K. S.
moots every
Xenlng. W, Mfiuff, U. 8.
I ,
flllO i... O1.fl00
iuotfiaUli) " nt wa6.
.1
. JnSut ofl questloa
At D- Vrt-iirity f ,-io
ln4!Mf &uccfcs.
The annual fair and exhibition of
the Douglas County Agricultural so
ciety which takes place on August 20th
and continues Hvq days gives promise
of beirg a great success,
1'he new board of managers are
making strenuous efforts in its behalf
and it behooves very merchant and
f irmer lo amUt them In their under
taking. There has always been here
tofore too much apathy and lack of in
terest shown on the part of our farm
ers and burdens men hi regard to
taking as actire part as they should in
the f dr. If everyone will only put his
shoulder to the wheel and sen that a
good representation Is made there will
be no cause for its riot being what it
should be, a credit to the city, receiving
the liberal support of all our people.
The outlook foreac.'i department being
well represented Is fine.
The premiums offered are on a much
grsr der scale, $2-5,000 In premiums is
what the association offers, (0,400 of
which I tor speed purpose. In addi
tion to the premiums offered by the
fair association the merchants of
Omaha donate 1000 in special prem
iums, which will be In charge of W,
N. Nsson, secretary of the board of
trade. Now is the time for our mer
chants and farmers to wtike up a,nd see
to )t that this year's fair eclipses all
previous ones.
For booth privilege, etc, during
the Douglas County Fair, apply to
Uicbard Engelmann at Nebraska Seed
company's store, Fifteenth and How
ard streets, Omaha, Neb,
All railroad companies will make
reduced rales It and from the fair.
For premium Iit, or other Informa
tion regarding the fair, call on or ad
dress John Bai'mku,
1314 Farnam St., Omaha Neb.
cAdvebtisemknts ina:rU-d In Tub
American are sure to bring a profitable
return to the adverthw?r, Americans,
watch the columns of this paper !
AGKNTS WANTED! At Tub
Amkuicav. Call and see lis or write
for paticulars.
Notice.
('lar Willi. defeniJant. will lake notice
tlmt on the 14th (lay ot May. IHM, John N.
Wlills. ,l iO nil if herein, tiled hla petition In
the district court or Douiflaa county Se
l,rka. MKaliml alJ defendant Ihe ohJiM-t
and prayer of which I to pna-ure a divorce
from the wild defendant on thi around of
aduliery. aiut on the vrounda of deertlo
for mora Hum the laat pimt two yeara.
Von ure reiiulred to answer wild petition
on or Ix-fore the lt h day of ScpU'iiila-r, W.
j oil. d Auini.-i tli. l"'-S-13-4
JOHN N. W IM.IH. Plaintiff.
By raundeni4 Macfarland, lila attorneya.
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LOBECK
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Builders' Hardware, CullGry
AND TOOLS
TRY US OSCIf rOK LUCK.
HOI i)vm?:U$ St, Tr Irow SVO. OMAHA, ATO.
1 tli'-IIM I M ... I'W
ntt.tr Si'tsn
. ta'ff.'d t,
ili
f sr SHikcus
tH Aft.,.!.'.
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CUSHING-YOUNG SHINGLE C
llllliOM-l M 'l l IS
Red Cedar Shingles.
All r
III Ml i
M. I am v HtTT
Ma.tr In Onl.-r,
kodt or i
FIRST WARD.
National Life
HARTFORD, COVV.
Huy Your Insurance on Business IVinciplcs.
THE SINGLE PREMIUM SYSTEM
JOHN A. VANDEN
Room 610 McC.igue Building.
PHILIP LANG
206 N. 16TH ST.
Will sell all kinds of Shoes at a Cut Price.
Men's Shoos, soM at $0 ml $7, f.25.
Men's iSIiooh, sfel.l nt $5, 4.00
Men's Shoes, sold at $4, 3.00
oun $3 shot: is tiiio nhst in this city.
Our $2.50 Shoes ut
Ladies' $5 Freneli Kid,
Ladies' Dongola Kid,
Lukes' $3.50,
AND ALL OXFORDS AT UKDUCKD THICKS.
RHILJF3 LANG,
203 NORTH SIXTEENTH 3TREET
of y .
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LiUh'A'a JlS"W
Full
3l,
' mlMSlSSlP " I"" I - ,BW Vk
ILLING
a . m
GOLD CROWNS AND BRIDGE WORK AT REDUCED PRICES.
No clutrgo for Kxitwting when Platen are Made.
Dr. WITHERS, Dentist.
16th and bouglas Streets, 4th Fluor,
tr r tr r iff- ctrr tiiih otrr ah a otuiiK, .i jx jt
Father Chiniquy's Books
FOE SALE AT
Is AMERICAN OFFICE,
414 STEELY BLOCK, OMAHA, NEB.
MOVING EXPRESS,
When you dnHlm to ctltanjo your phuiu of MHldnii ftinl want your liit'iiltura
moved without being tirokcn ir aorutohod, look for my wagons
NUMBERS 77, AND 207.
and you won't think two moves eunl to a (ire,
I. 0ARD Fourteenth and Donelas Street.
.A.. IIOSPE, Jxz.,
ART
1013 Douglt St.
AUSIC
Omaha, Neb.
ltuders, if you want this paper to
succeed patroni.o our advertisers,
FIIEI). IIASMUSSEN,
80S South 7th 8treet '
-JTH STREET MILK DEFOT.z
GIMM'EKIEH AMI I'UOVIHIONS
All klrnlMof Huinuier lirlnka, Clifiirn anil To
biu.'coa. Olve mo a call,
It IIS
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Mtt t. AMI I'l l ti V:
iNi: am oak srnr.r.TH.
: ; TACOMA.WASH,
& LINN,
TFLSPHONrft TM1 ANtl .
Association
J
BURG, Manager.
OMAHA, NEr
$2.00
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