THE AMERICAN
LEOHEROUS WHELPS.
P1-U1I Qulgly Clmrgtd by a BUIiop
Willi Attempted Adultery.
Mlut a Hinhmiil tii Hay About a
II Mild of Wnmvn Known
lti'Md Cnnftiri".
lllshnH J. V. McNamara, last Holiday
afternoon lit Memorial Hull, at Toledo,
Ohio, doll vot ed th'i following!
"I hav to I'oritrlkiui.fn thi way (in
ferring to tho devotional ixro.l' ut
tho befc-lritilrijf of lli'i K'tIii(() to tin)
rulljflou wntlmofit of tlio different
clnsso of fntin who attond rV loturos,
bocauso I know tho spirit actuating
tbcm In wmlnif hir, Tho lecture
aro religion In character and aro In
tended U b educational, 1 desire to
open tho oyos of Protostant pooplo to
the corrupt practlco of tho Itoman
Catholic rb:thood. Tboy are an
adultorou clas of pwplo, There in a
woman In thi assembly Uxlay with
whom a prb;t tried to commit adultery
In tbsjcorifosslouaJ box, and the priest
who wait g-uiltjr of thin criminal act wan
tumn other than Father Qulley, of tho
uhurcb at the corner of Superior and
Cherry tret, I have made tho charge
publicly, nw let Qulgly take out a
warrant for roe if bo dare," I am here
to open tho eye of those poor, deluded
people, and to in due them to leave
that damnable institution tho Catho
llcchurob, I am too mlm and too care
ful to rcklwJy place myself lo jeo
pardy of the law; but let it bo distinctly
understood that I make thin statement
that Quiglcy attempted to commit
adultwy in tho confessional box with
a young woman who wa on tho eve of
matrimony, and that woman 1 here
today with ber husband, thank Grid,
converted from Catholicism, because of
the epproacbc of Priest Qulg)jr upon
ber virtue,
I do not charge that thi lucberou
'priest committed the act of adultery
with tbl woman, but I do charge that
be made the proposal to her in the
eonfessbwal, to be carried out later In
another room, and the woman I here
to testify that what I have said f true,
ThU young woman wa on the eve of
marriage and went to the confessional,
The Catholic primula make a apodal
effort to rob of their virtue young wo
men about to become wives. They do
not, an a rule,oiake any attempt against
the virtue of young girl, because the
fact that they had had unholy and un
lawful intercourse might become ap
parent In a very natural way, and in
volve them In trouble; but the church
g I v them the right to jrproh mmt
rltd wmen or women on the eve of
marriage,
"To return to Ihe charge I have
just made, father Qulgley made an
indecent proposal to the woman I have
referred to, who admonished him that
it wan a ain to make uch a proposal
to her. The priest replied that it wa
not, as "my church allows me todoso,"
After the marriage she informed her
husband of what the priest bad said to
ber, and subm-quootly came to me and
related the story. Qulgly met the
wrong wyman this time, and I would
not be surprised if the husbands of the
women whom this priest attempts to
w.d'tm will get after blm some of these
days,
I am not Inventing this thing, and
'bear in mind that I do not charge that
tyufgley committed adultery with this
woman, Itemembcr tbl,. Hut I do ay
be made an indecent proposition In the
WinUmUtmX box, and urged ber with
all thee k'pv?nee be could employ to
submit to him. To ber credit, be it
said, he resisted bis ad vanse and left
b la church,
I rewgniz that Qulgley could put
me In a bad position if I were unable to
wove the charge
but I am b
Honed thi rstahllt hment of mm of tho
Hunt npimllliig lit.lliutli'in of Immoinl
Ity and wli-kmlm vir oountonaiii'i'd
tmdiir tlm form or garb of HlghiM
virtually addlngaiiothnr plHgim spot In
that tll Ixxly, l ho mother of harlot,
pagnnUm, and thus giving tohlsi'h'rgy
the right (whli'h Ibcy had al.i'tuly
taknn In varlmn ways) to usn Ihla !)
silttilion for iiiiirr'ago.
"Ho grt'ttl had 1!i!it the immorality of
hi clergy In all part of the world, that
he deemed bhnwlf justified In eslali
Hshlng IIii'sm soclelh's, o a lo prevent
heretics from discovering, If Mmslblo
the rottenness prevailing among tlicui
from the lowest in office to the highest
old gray-headed wolf In tho fold.
"Accordingly, the best, safest and
most expedient plans were thought out
and adooted for tho enslavement of
women by making them 'Messed Crea
turea,' or consecrated prostitutes, to bo
used a vessels of election by tho 'Itev
eend Father In God.'
"Thus, In many cities In tho United
Htate and Canada, there are these
nourishing societies, having tho func
tion of tho popa.
"Tho facts and proofs In connection
with this monstrous institution of in
famy are abundant, the first evidence
coming through the confessional from
some of the women who had beftn mem
bers, and who bad left their" former
homes to get rid of tho burden of uch
a life, In all case examined thi badges,
pictures, instruments and printed mat
ter, were variably the same; also tho
statement made were identical (in
subtttance) throughout. There are now
in safe keeping three copies of tho
book which la used as the guide or
manual of tho confraternities.
"Tho female' members must, if not
sick, go at every call to servo the father
or any of tho father who bold office,
Hbe must mtlmtt to any father who may
visit at ber house, unless the act would
bo In danger of becoming known to any
not members, ;
"If she bo a married woman when she
Is admitted to this order, she promises
to bo faithful to ber pastor, and to con
sider him, if a member, and to servo
him in all things as her only and lawful
husband, blessed before God and Ills
church, and she also agrees to alwtaln
from serving ber ohstonsiblo husband,
a tho Jaws of tho church aro more
binding than tho Uiwa of man. She
agree to get what money oho can from
ber apparent husband for tho support
of tho priest and church, and to per
suade him that she, though living in
the same bouse With, birn and receiv
ing support aa in former day, can no
longer be & wffe to him, -but ba to con
secrate ber whole being to tho aorvie
of God and Hi holy church, by trying
"Some husbands have' actually be
lieved all tbla, and out of respect for
the apparcnt,rcllgiou wisbe and scru
ple of their, wives, have lived, and are
now living Id the same hous, support
ing and caring for them, supposing that
God, conscience, purity and religion
are the only motive actuating their
once loved and faithful companions,
whom tbey wedded in all confidence
and love," Many argument from tho
scriptures are introduced to persuade
these women as to the propriety and
godliness of this institution, and it will
be seen by the following example how
they pervert certain passage to their
destruction, and the defilement of many,
but if tho blind follow the blind, then
surely they will all into tho pit of
papal corruption.
"Now these father and their church
teach these deluded women that Jesus
used, in this peculiar manner, Mary
Magdalene and other women, and that
he pardoned the sin of many women,
because they had toved and served him
io this manner during hi tartbljr so
journ, "They quote the word from the
eighth chapter (A Matthew as found in
tamont: 'And when Jeau bad
hi wife's
!f. and
eordlntf t" tho delrn of Ihe 'flesh,' purl
fled by the blessing til tho 'spirit.
accepted by Hip ftk'(U, made known to
many who hail isen s mug deprived in
th favor, nmhtawtl and pim-tleed by
llin elect mi earth, and was crowned
with honor and 'glory' In lo aven.
"In eotillnnnllon (if all this they set
forth the fourth and ftflli verses of the
fourth nrspicr, of the same r.jiistin:
'Kvery twaturtt at God Is gixd, and
nothing to lie rojited that U rvcelfnd
with thanksgiving, for It I sanctified
by tho word of Gl ana prayer"
ANirillf lt HfHIIANII.
NAT0I,I.1N AIINOLITK I'OWKU.
HrruKiilxed by Hie Converted ( nlliollr as
a Hanger lo Hie Itcpiibllr.
Tho compulsory ubmlslon of Arch
bishop Corrlgnn to tho authority f
Monslgnor Batolll, the papul dme
gate, Is the most striking manifestation
of the jMiwer of the Itoman church In
this cwintry that has yet appeared.
The poio of ilotne la lord and master
of all who believe In him as tho vicar
of Christ, and Hatolli Is tho pipe!
utter ego in the United States lord
and master of every Itoman Catholic
In our great republic. Until he
forced Archbishop Corrlgan to cry for
pardon and mercy people were at lib
erty to question that extent of Satolll'a
power. Now all must admit that his
authority In tho United States is si
prcme. ' '
Nothing liko this manifestation of
tho Roman power ba ever before been
witnessed In thi country; -..To find a
parallel we must go to Europe and to
tho middle age when emperor as well
as bishops bowed beneath the yoke of
the popes. History i full of Instance
where the supremo rule of tho pope
was manifested from the tenth to the
fifteenth centuries. The Emperor
Henry IV. at Canossa, kneeling before
Hlldebrand, Pope Gregory VII., and in
penitential garbcravingabHolution and
mercy, 1 only one of many striking
picture Illustrating this formidable
power, Tho right to depose king anfl
other ruler and release their subject
from all allegiance has not only been
claimed by the popes and embodied in
the canon law of the Roman church,
but it ba been exercised many time,
and the civil power had to yield to the
authority of tho pontiff. Tho canon
law of tho church 1 a binding today
as it ever ha been, and tho execution
of it decree I suspended only in case
where through adverse circumstances
it cannot bo carried out. If the pope
of Rome should issue a decree releasing
hlsubject-all the Roman Catholic
In thi country from their allegiance to
tho republic, he could enforce it by ex
communication and Interdict, and com
pel them at tho peril of eternal damna
tion to execute hi order. That I the
canon la wand "theology of the ffiSafi
Catholic church. Such an order, how
ever, will not be Issued until thq Ro
man are so entrenched in power thut
they will seem to bo tho defender of
the liberties of the country. Tho work
will be done in secret when Americans
aro unprepared.
Archbishop Corrlgan 1 the son of a
saloon keeper who made much money
in the business of dispensing "Jersey
lightning" for many years in Newark,
and who thus was enabled to send his
son to Rome to be educated for the
priesthood. He is, therefore the high
priest of the saloon keeper.
Archbishop Corrlgan is not a great
man, but ho i bright, smart and cunn
ing. Tho wealth he inherited from
hi father wa used to good purpose
among the cardinal at Rome who
have itching palm, and while yet a
young priest bo wa appointed bishop
of Newark, and after a few year co
adjutor to Cardinal McCloskey, arch
bishop of New York; and on the death
of the latter be became tho archblnhod
the lord spiritual and temporal of the
chief city of the great republic, He
ba more Roman Catholic subjects,
be call them--under hi juruidlction
than any other bishop In tho worbj
ej
except possibly the archbishop of Pa
To Th World i Pair,
Hv time and avoid the crowd In Urn
city hjP buying ticket over tlm "Great
Hock Island ItoMto" nnd slop off at
Unglewtsul iienr the World' Vnr gale,
Kloelrle line from the "Itoek Island"
desit direct U the gnt, 2Vme, fra
iim'miio, Fmt, fit mil. Vim can
check your Imggngn to Knglnwood and
avoid trouble anil save exiiensc, m
K.nglcwood Is In tha great snlmrlmn
hotel dist rict near the fair, and you can
have your baggngo sent to your quar
ter at once.
Itcmctnhr, IbeCliIenim, Ruck Island
k Pacific Is the World' fair Lino for
reason given above.
Jon Skiiahtiam,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent
COUNTY COURT RULES,
OCTOBER TERM, 1803.
Thecal! will he iiiBdneonimencliiRaiS a. in
harp.
1st. All cases out answered to by attorneys
or pnrtioi at the call, will stunu cuutlnuud hjr
sitruemcnt ut parties.
2nd. In all cases which are set for trUl, It
is desirable to have the attorneys give a short
talvmi)nt In order to In form tho court as to
about the Iciiki Ii of time it will take to try the
case.
3rd, Cases In which Issues are out Joined
will not be set for trial, unless for special
reasons It Is ordered otherwise,
4th, All cases will be set tor hearing within
the term, unless tor special reasonslt Is other-
it lo ordered.
Dili. All casus will be set for trial lii the
urdur In which they appear on thocall docket,
unless the parties mrve upon a time when
the case Is called, or for special riasouslhe
court shall order otherwise. Default cases
will be set for the morning hour
Dili. The business each day will commence
at 11:00 a.m.
7th. The morning hour will be from v:00 a,
ui. lo 10:00 a, in,
The morning hour will be devoted to (lot.)
motions, demurrers, and default cases set for
that day, (2nd.) To n otions, demurrers, and
default casus which have previously passed
an Its regular day and transferred on the cal
ender to this day.
Btli. After a case, a motion or a demurrer
aim passed the time fur which It Is sot, It can
not be called up until a motion Is Hied and
docketed by leave of the court, and such no
tice to the opposite party as the court may
.'dor at the time leave Is given to Ulo the
motion. '
tflh. Business set for a certain time, can
not be transferred to another day or hour,
unless the transfer order Is madeat the hour
the matter Is set for hearing) except under
ttule 10,
10th. Each day at 0:00 a. m., the business of
tl.s hour will lie called.
Ill h, The matters will be heard lu tho or-
tier in which tbey are entered on the calander
unless all parties present and Interested con
sent to a different arrangemeut, or In case ol
urgent necessity.
TIIIAI, Or CASK TO-DAT.
12th. The trial of cases will commence at
10:00 o'clock, a. m., and continue until 6:00
o'clock p. m,, with a recess from 12:00 a. m,
until l::Wp. m, finch case Is entitled to be
called at the time set, or within ten minutes
thereafter; either to be proceeded with, or a
further order to he made. For this purpose
no party will be required to wait longer than
ten minutes fur the opposite party or other
business, except for urgentreasons. The trial
of a case will be suspended at any time fur
this purpose. In case the court finds that any
rule herein will work an unforeseen hardship,
the court reserves the right to suspend the
rule for the special case.
Sherlff' Sale.
In mirsiiancs and hv vlrtne nf a liidtfiiutrit
anil ili'iTei! nf t!i district court for Do lilt I a
county, sliile of Nebraska, riiiidiirnd on the
min oay or untnoer, n. ii. im, in a ceriain
anion wherein Henry V, Cady and Kred W.
Gray, partners by firm name of Cady and
Oray, were plaintiff, and Henry Arnold,
George W. (luck, William Htadulman and
others worn defendants, and of an order of
sale Issued thereon out of said District Court,
bearing (late tlm iru cay or neptcmiier, A. l,
i i .....i r in .... .i..u
II-1I.1, nun ii nil) uiim.Mm. i mil, 1,11 i,n innpunj
of October, A. D. MB, at 10 o'cIik-W a. M, of
said day. at the KAHT front door of the
County uoiirt House, invii;iiy or umana,
Iiougias County. NubraNka, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following acserincu lanns aim tenements, ai
sii.uiii.ed in inn uouritv ui jouvias. at.
state of Neuraska.to-wit:
lit number Hvelfti In block numbe
teen (l!i), In llaiiscom Place, an ail
an ad i
iglaA
f
the city of Omsba, all In Douglas
tnesiuKMii neorassa, siun
sold to satisfy the Oule Cliy
the sum of two thousand,
nineteen and 22-100 dollar r
terest thereon at rat of vf
annum from Hcptemlior,
t in uatn iJ t v l.ana i.
sum of two hundred..
dol a r (8517,112;. wit!,
of Urn (10) tier cent
ber lllh. tn
Kreil W. Oray,
oany ana n
in ree
il
Sheriff! Blt.
In liiilimi1 suit tiji IHne of s Jiolsim'iil
unit im iiv of ii ilUHii t ihimm t.f Ih.iulna
monlv. stale et Ni'lirsnks, tvtiili'tiil en Hio
Je.il ilny i! Msreh, A, O. m iiiih
m'llnii li nin lontii V, Ames wa iUiii.
jiff siul Me lilts S, Sittlil nil It, J
Ihiti'lilHwin tci ili'fiiirtniilih SH'I of sn
li'f t l Imok'iI ilieivim mil f mill
ill.lih l ruiiil. Imllnl tint the m1l nf
Hi-i
r:
lll lil1HT, l II, IW RIUI 111 tllll IMIIVII'll,
III. nil Mill mm liny nf m-ln iet, A.
In.i. si In nVI.'li a. in, nf hhKI iIhv.
s i ne .mi impi testr in iiif rniiiinjr iimri
linil-i'. In llin iMly of IIiiimIis. I n lu CiMinly,
S'-lirnxh , si'll si iiilillii mn linn lo I In'
hlKlie lilildi r fur csuli, Mm fnllnwlii( iln
wtiliiiii iRminsnit tetienii'iiio, all niiiiiinl in
flip mumy nf iKiuglns. sml niiim nf Ni
brnnlis. to 111
lil miiiilsT fmir i4i, III hlis'k tliliner tm)
ih, llimw'iitii ('mi) nililiilnn in tlm riiy nf
HiiihIia, hII In lliinlii I'onniy. fluln nf Nn
lirnnksi nalil iMiHTiy in In- unlil Id rnillufy
HiniKi. W. Anie Hie mini nf tliivp htiiiilivil
Slid l Hnlliirs i,l.nii, with lnterel theniw
nl rale nf elitlil i"l per eint pur stimuli frnin
I'Vlirimry Dili. Iiwi, until piilil. iiml Iwenly
ami WS-IUMliilliirs (AUl eimls. Willi lnlelet
theriHin from Hie iHhilnrnf l ehiiiaff, A, II,
IWi:i. tnilflher Willi seerillng Cixils Mi'i'oiillng
to a Jinlgiiieiil trhili'ii-il liy I hi' ilini rlrl I'uin t
of mill lliiiiitlns nnillity si lis I'elirillii y lel in,
A, II. I Mill. In a peiinlli act Inn then unit tliei-it
ni'iidlng, wlii'h'ln lii'iiruii W, Amen iiilulti
(lir iiml Mrs, Delia S. Hlulihs and ll. J,
lliilrliliixin were ilefmiituiils,
Omaha, Nebraska, Sentmiilier 9lh, lt,
IIKOItOh A. hKNNK'4'T,
Hlier It of liniigliis Ooiinly, Ni'lTimka,
Curtis A Mhli'liU, atluriieys. V-W-li
HherifP Mala.
In piirsiiaiice anil hy virtue nf a judgment
and decree nf the district court for Douglas
county, ll.e nf Nebraska, rendered tin tlm
S'lih day nf A prll A; II, J MM, In a certain action
wherein lliwioi W, Ames wits iilaliilllf, ami
(Juy V, Henry was defendant, and of sn
rmier nr saie issiiuii irinri'iin tiui, in mini
District Court, bnarliur dam ths SKiril day
of Heptember. A, 1. IHWil. anil In inn
directed, 1 will on tho lllnl day of Oe,tlmr
A. D, iHltl, at 10 ri'i'liM'k, a, in, of said (lay.
at the Kast front door of the enmity court
house, In the Oily of Mmaha, Douglas county,
Ncorasua, sell at ptiniiu auciinn, to me
blithest li dilnr for cash, the fnlluwliitf do-
scribed lamls and U'lu'ini'iits, all Hll.tiaied In
the (bounty of Douglas, and state of Ne
braska, to-Wit!
Lot, nnnilier twclvn (12) In block iiiimbnr sin
(ill, In llaiiscom I'ark addition to tlm oily of
Omaha, all In Douglas county, statu of Ne
braska: said property tu be sold to satisfy
Oeorgn W. Ames the sum of sevnn hundred
and m-llKI dollars l$mHA), with Interest
thereon at ruin uf eight (n per cent per mi
nimi from liVliriiarvill.il. IhiI:i, until niilil, anil
twenty- 'ght and Mil juo dollars (2H s;i) costs,
with Inlenst thereon from the nth day of
li'nliriiiii'v. A. 1). I Hid. tnuntlinr with accriiltiit
costs according to a Judgment miiiinred by
the nistrlct court of sum iiougias couniy, at
ll li'iibruary term, A, D, IniiiI, In a certain
action then and there pending, wherein
Oeorgn W. Ames was plaltitlii, and (Juy V,
I Inn cy (iiiriiiniaiit,
omaniii rminiassa, rieuiemnnr ."in, in,
(ilOOltoKA, HICNNKTT, '
HlierllT of JioiikIiis Coiinly, Nebraska,
(Jurtls A Hhlelds, attorneys, -2-tt
Cfl'KOMIi
MAhTKIl COMMIHHIONKH'H
Under and hv virtue of an order
tj mai.i;,-
of sale on dcenmof forecroHiirn nf mniigiigii
Iskiied out of tlm district court ror oougia
county, Nebraska, and tome directed, I will,
on the Ifllh day of October, A. D, Isim, at one
o'clock p, tn, of said day, at the north front
door of the county court house, In the city
of Omul, u, DoiikIiln cniinly, Nebraska, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, the properly rtescrllMid III s'lld order Of
Male a follow, to-wlt:
The weal twenty-two (82) feet of lot seven
(7), In block elghly-nliiii ism, In the city of
Omaha, Dougla county, Nebraska, as sur
veyed, platted and reenrdnd, subject to a
certain mortgage of four thousand. II vn hun
dred dollars m.mmi) In favor of tho Omaha
Limn and Trust Company.
Hald property to be sold to satisfy the
Omaha Doitu and Trust Company In tho sum
of seven hundred and sixty and 10-HKI dollars
17110.4(1) Judgment, with Interest on live hun
dred and thirty-live and 40-100 dnllars
(.'.;ift,4(l) thnrnof at the rate of ten (10) per
cent per annum from Mcptemher III, Iwl, ami
on two hundred and tweiity-llvo dnllars
HffiUKl) thnrnof at the rata of ten (10), per
cent per annum from January 1st, iNllil,
To satisfy Hie sum of twenty-thru and
ftH-lno dollar flfffiliS) cost herein with Interest
thereon from the Hub day of Hnplembet',
I WW, together with accruing cost itflciirdlng
In a Judgment rendered by the dlt rlct conn
of said DuuglaKcniiiily.at its Heptember term,
A, I). lsi. In a certain action then and there
pending, wherein Omaha J,oan and Trust
Cnmpii ny, a corporal Inn, wa plaliillir, and
Wllllitm Wilde and Josephine Wlldu dtt
fendanlN, Omaha, Nebraska, September 14. twill.
II, K, THOMAS,
9-Hi-H Hpnclal Masler Commissioner,
Sheriff' Sale.
In niirsuancn and by virtue of a judgment
and decree nf the District Court for Dnllgla
county. Ht ate nf Nebraska, rendered on the
2nth day of November, A, D. IMS. In acnrlaln
.....I - u.l., .-..I.. 11 II Ulll..,l '1H,iul,.
itni'loll w ii.irnin IT, l 1,1 , 1,1,, 4, I ' iwwn
was plaintiff, and llarrlsmi v. Ilrum
Kll.alielh A, ilrnmn and II, II, Coryell vt.
li feiuluiil.s, and of an order or Hale isi
tbiireon out of said District court,
lug dine the 2llrd day of Hepiemunr
lHii.1, anil ui me uu'ccum, i win,
dav nf October. A. D. 1NWI. llLJ'J
m. of said day, at the K
county wuiri no
Iiougias cm
aiictinit'
Notira of Final Httlmnt,
snisnr Nsaa, J M
iHillSlas t nlllH V, 1
In ilii' it'iiitty 1'iiiiH tf iHumltM Cimhiy
Nl'lH-aaliS,
In i In- n.Mirr nf Hi elli nf tlnlirrt
tMllf. lll1fMl
I tit liiur, ,tn piiir, t!l Purr,
Miy linn, Until Dnir, tlim Inur.
Jtitell I Hilt, sml all ntliet rini
Ii,I,iv-iiI lit nnt innlli-r St lii'ii-ly
nnlllli d llttjt n Hie Hill il,V nf pli'livli r,
Imn, Um, H Hullo! tiled anHIIin In unlit
ismiitT rniiil, ilnlnil llisl Ills II li ill ait
Inlliisirsllnn sciiiiml nli il lii'telu be 'ttlrit
suit allnwi'ilt Hint pnsifa tit lirlilil In
taken suit ilix'i-i'i-s ri'liilelt'd tlii'H'iil); tlit
sllimniii'i's bi nmile fiii i lillilreii himIki i-V'ii
Slid fiiiil-li-en yi'Hianf ae renpni'tli v Hist
a rierree illit i Hnilliitf slid asulglilng Hi
residue nf anld eslnln Tm inieii'ili ami that
urn nl lief slid fuillier Millie Slid prm'ti'd
Ings in ii V Im tm il In Hip premise a mny n
reiMli-e,l by i In. ui ii i ii iii in sim'Ii ee limiln
Slid iimvlileit, in Hie end that siild elteiul
all tilings iM itHlnlii llieli'ln tuny be lliilly
eltleil nun ili'ti'inilneil, aim ineaiil in,
If.
Ittitler illsi'liariii'iK
Villi 4 hereby notllleil Ihst Ifynufallto
Siiear iM'i.iin said cniirt on the sili ily nf
Niivumlief, Iswi.Ht lllo'elnt'k a, iii.,mihI citiilest,
said tH'tlilntt, llmi'iiint may grntil lln prayer
nf said pellllnii slid make Kin li niher ami
further iinleis, allnwaiu'es and ilncree. Ms to
this court inn seem nnier, tn the end that
all matters pertaining tu said estate may Iw
llnally seiiled nnd determined, and tlm said
Win. Il, Holler discharged,
Witness my bund mill rHIi lnl seal this 31st
day of "epieinher, iswi, J, W, KI.LUK,
Issai,.) U-2W4 I'onniy Judge.
Sheriff' Sal.
In piirsuancn and by virtue nf a Judg-
iii'iil, and ilni'rnn nf the tllslrlct cmirt nf
i il u 1 ii i-i i ii 1 1 1 v . slnleof Nebraska, renilenii
on tlm H h day nf April, A. II, Ih'.M.In a certain
action wherein tlenrgo W. Ames Is
plaintiff, and Hut unknown heir of Joseph
1,. Wool is are defendant, mid of an order
iifsalii Issued thorium mil nf said district,
court, bearing date the 2;lrrt day of Wepteni
ber, A, 1). HI;I, and to tnedlreeted, I will, on
the Hlsl.day of October, A. D. ho:i, at 111 o'clock
a. tu. of said day at the Kast front dour of Ilia
county court house, In the city of Omaha,
Douglas county, Nebraska, sell at piililk;
aiii'lliin lo tlm highest bidder for cash, tho
following diwrlbed lands and tenement, all
situated In the county of Douglas, In tho
stale of Nebraska, lo-wlti
l.ols numbered thirteen (III) and fourteen
(Hi Ih block six (HI In 1 1 unworn 1'nrk addition
In I Im cllynf Omaha, all In Doiiuia county,
statu of Nebraskai said properly to bo miiIiI
tn satisfy Oetirgu W. Ames the sum nf
Ihlrtoitm hundred, nliinty-nlne and IHI-HK!
dollars (SIIWO.IW) with Interest thereon at rain
uf eight (Hnicr cent, per aniiiini frmii Feb
ruary lllh, INti.'l, until paid, and twenty-eight
nnd $1-1110 dollar IH.IMl costs, Willi Interest
tlinreuii fruiu the illh day of February, A. D.
IWlil, tngelher Willi iicciiilng costs according
to a Jiiilgment rendered by the district court
of sulil Douglas cniinly at It t'liliruuiy term,
A. Il, iHHil, In a certain action then and Iherit
pending, whernlit Oeorgn W. Ames was
Walntlir and the unknown heirs of Joseph L.
nod wiimdefeiidaiil,
Omaha, Nebraska, Heptember Will,
iii.(ii(iiie a, iir.nnitjT,
Hhnrlirur Douglas Counlv, Neb
l,lu t ( l,.f,11.UU 11.11(1.(1
Curtis k Hhlnlds, atUirneys,
Sheriff1 Sale.
Ilnder and hy virtue of two writ of vendl
Issued hy rriink K, Mourns, clerk of the dis
trict court within and for Dougla county.
Nebraska, upon Judgment rendered In tho
'county court of snlil county on tlm Till day
of April, iNtill, In favor of John II, Walklns
and Uihiikii A, lloaglaiid, co-partners doing
litisliies under tlm II nn name and style of
J, II. Walking and Co,, and against, Albert
.Iminitl and Kred Kad.iiwclt, transcript of
which Judgment were on the lllh day of
April, lhlU. duly died and docketed in the
district court wit lilu and for suld county, I
will on tlm 24th day of October, A, II, fhlill,
at II) o'clock a, m. of said day, at the Kast
front door of the county court house, In tlm
city of Omaha, Dougla cniinly, Nebraska,
sell the real estaUi speclllnd In said writ
and heretofore levied upon by me by vlrtuo
of execution Issued In these same actions,
a follows, lo-wlti otfour(4) In block six:
(ll), In Hliuil's second addition to the city of
Omaha, in the county of Douglas and state
uf Nebraska, said real el ate lobe sold to
the highest bidder for cash tn satisfy salil
judgment, the amount dun therenii being
In the aggregate II f teen hundred, seven anit ,
i-imWlarl.Mmi)), and twelve and 40-100
dollar (U.4(l) costs, with Interest on said
amuiiiil s at eight (H) per cent per annum rrnm
i.i.u 14 1, ' " 1 " - ' ' '
tlm furllf
dnllars it!
Jiidgmeiil
Omaha
I,nkn,
Iv the 'aid of Tammanv Ha 1 b
i;tilrid tho throne