THE AMERICAN.
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he miEu with the fire.
O'Connor' f rwukfd Wy Cost Him S -real
Thousand DulUr.
The dVcUlon of the (-uiireme rourl in
the case la,wbuh the minor children
of Wi'ton II. Coble figured a the vie
timaof ihe eculatlve proclivities of
fin Omaha attorney Rhea a slraiure
ending to an old afUlr. J. J. O'Coi nor,
tne attorney in question, boughlcertain
proK.-rty belonging to the cbiidrt n at a
forced pale, and the accuntiim wa
made that he had used unVr tactics to
achieve the end.
The case was taken through the dis
trict court to the supreme court, and
the decUion was in favor of the child
ren, restoring to them their property
entirely clear of indebtedrs. Mr.
O'Connor had expended something like
$7,000 on the property, and bad cleared
it of all Incumbrance. But on the
showing that he had 6ccurd the title
he had to it by illegitimate me'LciU
his rights were annulled and the proi
erty comes back with Mr, O'Connor out
the amount expended.
People Forming the American I'arlv
Feeling the need of united and har
monious action, in the presence of im
pending danger, which now threatens
the destruction of the great republic of
Washington and Lincoln, being planned
by a secret, silent, but dangerous foe,
we must earnestly request the counsel,
good-will, aid and co operation of all
citizens who desire good order and a
stable government, and all religious,
moral and educational organizations
that are not monarchial, not despotic
not tyrannical; and we desire to invite
and welcome the friendship, help and
active support of all purti iotle and lib
eral societies, and benevolent and char
itable orders, who are their own mas
ters, to promptly combine for political
action; and especially those that teach
and practice the rules of justice, the
6acredness of truth and the holiness of
liberty; and who respect the equal
rights of man, believe in the golden
rule and the brotherhood of the race;
desire personal and political honesty;
uphold impartial religious liberty; de
mand the freedom of thought and con
science, the exercise of reason, the free
dom of speech, the right of examina
tion and investigation, the liberty of the
press, the freedom of commerce and
trade, and who support and defend the
constitution and the laws, submit to the
will of intelligent majorities, insist upon
the union of all the states composing
this nation, honor the star spangled
banner, uphold the free, un-sectarian
public schools; are willing to labor for
equal and pro-rata taxation, the com
plete separation of church and state,
and air wages for the working people;
and who desire and earnestly demand
that the great republic, the home of
, holy liberty, founded by our heroic
fathers, and based upon the solid prin
ciples of eternal justice and everlasting
right, shall not decline, shall not per
ish, shall not be torn by treacherous
and perfidious hands from the family of
nations, but shall live, shall prosper,
shall continue to be free and unfettered
as the mountain winds or the ocean bil
lows, through all coming time. We
are ready to combine with all true, lib
erty-loving American patriots, native
and foreign born.
Charles A. Story.
We've (Jot Some Here, Too.
We have known people whose passion
for liberality was intensely bigoted.
They could abide any degree of dissent
from orthodoxy, but they could not
bring themselves to speak with any
patience and charity of those who held
dissent in different e6teem. They
boasted that whether a man was infidel
or Romanist was of little account to
them, but when they found a man to
whom these things were much account
they subjected him at once to verbal
crucifixion. Just at present there are
some people whose sense of their own
liberality U very lage because they
feel kindly toward Roman Catholics,
and who are not conscious of any possi
bility of narrowness in the bitterness
they entertain towards the opponents
of Rome. Is intolerance any the less
than intolerant because it is supposed
to be directed against intolerance? Is
he liberal who concedes to superstition
what he will not concede to its oppon
ents? If we may admit the honesty
and virtue of those who defend Rome,
may we not admit the honesty and
virtue of those who offend Rome? Even
if we admit that the A. P. A. is wrong,
is it not possiole that its advocates are
as honest and as much entitled to a
charitable construction of their con
' duct as the advocates of Romish super
stitions? Pacific Baptist.
To lie Avoided.
Another proof of the folly and trouble
of mixed marriages is now in evidence
in Buffalo. A girl whose mother is a
Roman Catholic and her father a Prot
estant, has become interested in the
revival services being held at the
Church of Christ on Richmond avenue,
and desires to join the church. She
has been an attendant at the Sunday
school for some time, and her father
rather favored it. But now when there
is danger of her being a thorough
christian, and getting out of the
shackles of medievalism, the innate
bigotry of Romanism is manifest, and
the girl's desire is positively forbidden.
That is not all. Recently a delegation
of Komnnisu from the east side came
over to her home and made all sort of
threat of what they would do if bhe
allowed to become a heretic There
is jiift one moral to IVoiestanW in thi.-,
which is only one out of thousand of
instances, and that moral is, don't!
M xed marriages cause trouble
pire &ute Atmricun.
A BARGAIN.
Rev. Charles Chiniquy'a
Fifty Wars in the Church of Rome
at da '
Year's Subfcrlp'ion
to
The American,
only
2 2j
Inlereot I limn ing.
Rev. O. E. Murray delivered hi thiid
lecture at Masonic Temple. No. HI
Twenty-second street, Chicago, on Sun
day. December 1G, at 2:.i0 P. M. The
subject was ''Shall the Bible be Put
Bick Into the Public Schools?" The
scats were filled; and the speech ap
plauded. The songs wete ; 11 appio
prlate, and found in the "Singing Pa
triot." Ticket-holders must come on
time, or may have to stand, as seats
may all be taken. Silver contributions
for expenses, and to pay for tracts and
pamphlets which are freely distributed
to all comers. This is a splendid work,
and is growing.
Charles A. Story,
Secretary.
MEKIT vyixs.
W. N. Whitney 103 South 15th St.,
has added to his line of fine Shoes the
Waverly and Slandmore School Shoes,
which are honest goods and warranted
for service, and are such god wearers
that they will save you 50 to 75 per
cent, in your shoe bills.
It will pay jou to try them.
English Not Taught.
Sutolll instructed his henchmen in
congress to vote that the English lan
guage should not be taught the Mexican
population making up the state of New
Mexico, and he was ignominlously
obeyed; and so the spectacle Is wit
nessed in 1894 of a new commonwealth
of Roman Catholics not being permitted
to learn the language of our people.
And yet Rome prates about her loyalty!
Well, we will soon hafeanew congress,
and the 6ooner the better. The Demo
crats have been the servile tools of
Rome, but their end has come. Pitt s
burq American.
Pamphlet.
Extracts from United States Con
gressional Record, containing address
of Hon. W. S. Linton and discussion in
congress upon sectarian appropriations
of national money to Indian education,
and the vote thereon; also remarks
made respecting a requirement to teach
the English language in New Mexico
after admission to statehood, and two
separate votes rejecting such a require
ment. Address, Gen. Green Clay Smith, P.
O. Box 333, Washington, D. C. Price,
postage paid, $2.50 per thousand, or 5
copies 10 cents.
HOW is this?
Chiniquy's "Fifty Years in the
Church of Rome," $2.00;
The American one year, $2.00;
Both for $2.25.
Convert's Kest.
Henry A. Sullivan, a converted ex
Roman Cathol'c monk offers a helping
hand to any Roman Catholic priest,
monk, nun, or layman, who wishes to
leave the old superstitions of popery,
and learn the true and living way by
faith in Him as the only mediator be
tween God and man.
If any of our readers know of any Ro
man Catholic that wishes to leave sup
erstition and idolatry, kindly write to
Evangelist Sullivan, 43 North Ada
street, Chicago, Illinois, and they will
receive a cordial welcome, at the Con
vert's Rest.
"Foxe,s Book of Martyrs" should be
in everybody's library. You can get a
cloth-bound volume of nearly 1,100
quarto pages for $2.50. It is worth
double this price to any student of his
tory. Send your orders to American
Publishing Company.
When you have read your paper
send it to some friend in some remote
orner in some county in the state, and
ask him to pass it around among his
neighbors. Also request him to send
for sample copies, and add his name to
our list for one year.
It is stated that Rev. Father Booker
vice, rector of the United States college
at Rome, will succeed Rev. Father
Papl as secretary of the apostolic dele
gation at Washington.
When down town drop in at John
Rudd's and leave your watch, if it is out
of repair, to be fixed. 317 north 16 St.
DON'T MISS THIS.
To ltiliOu-.-.cc c::rce!erKi Perfume, we will send
a case post-paid for 12 cents. We will mall with it,
absolutely tree, a beautiful gold-plated (iarnet and
Opal riim. fend 12 cents tn stamps and we will sur
prise and dellulit vou. Waltku S. Eveuktt & Co.,
Bui 329. Lr on. Mass.
How Is this?
Chiniquy's "Fifty Years in
Church of Rome," $2 00;
The American one year, $2.00;
Both "or $2.25.
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Not if? to a Kolileut Defendant.
To I. aura l.oill-:i Custard: You arr hereby
n titled that on ti uay of Nuvriiilr,
1M. dull on Custard, puimilt In n-ill. tll.d
iil uetmou a! .lni vou Hi tlx district -ourl
uf IK'i!i;lai-Mi!ii y. Se ruska. tne ohVcl and
ir-r uf will-b l ti obtain llwuirw ul
divorce from Die bom uf m al riuiony II h
you upiift the k round of ul tr d sen ion and
wilful ubatidoMneui of plaiul ill for moiv
limn imiyivrt lust past.
You are require! Li answer oalj Mtltlon
on or .:'furv I tie Mill day of January, !.
November Z!lU. ls.'4.
UIHKON C't'STAKO.
By I. V&o Etten. Ills attorney. 11 Ju 4
l'pul Not lee.
In the District court uf Douglas couuty,
Nebraska: '
My run L. Ware, plaintiff, v, Ida J. Ware,
(lrfi'lidatlt.
To In J. W'ahb. defendant:
You are liereliy notthVd that on tlie i.'nd
dav of tk-nilH-r. Ism, Myron I.. Ware tiled a
(Kill Ion anaiit-t y i n In t lie District court of
PouitlaK county, Nebraska, tlie olijecl and
prayer of whim la to uMalu a divorce from
you on the Kroutid that you committed
ndultcrv It h one Anion J I'roper. at No. Vi?i
North Twenty-fourth at reel. In the city of
Omaha. toii).'las county. Nebraska, on or
about the 'Jot It oay of June. Ism.
You are reiiulnd to answer mild petition
on or before Mouday, tho 14lh day of Janu
ary. 1S'C.
Omaha, Nob.. November 2tl. Is'.il.
MYKO.N I. WAKE,
I'latntllT.
Hoc. 47. No. Hit. 11-J0 4
SlierilTs Sale.
Ity virtue of an execution on transcript I
sui'J out of the dislrlct court of DoukIh
county, Nebraska, and tu me directed. 1 have
levied UKin the following des rllied property
of Anion J. Van Alstlne and Kate Van Alstlne:
l.ol numlier four i4i. block number two(2i,
Oxford I'luce, an addition to the city of
Omaha, us surveyed, platted and recorded,
all In Douglas county. Mute of Nebraska;
and 1 will on the lib day of January. A. II.
IwCi. at IU o'clock A. M. of said day al the Kant
front, door of the court house. In the city of
Omaha, in aald county, aell at public auction
the property alKive described.
Tomltsfy the .Mutual Investment Com
pany, plaintiff herein, the sum of forty-three
and m-HU dullitia ifw wi damages, and four
and Wl-liJi dollars i4.tm costs of suit, accord
lint to a Judgment rendered by licorice H,
fmllh, Jusiice of the 1'eace, In and for said
county on the Uuth day of October.ls'.u. a tran
script of whli li lurtKinent was on the MU day
of Novmilicr. lsiU. duly Hied and docketed
In the district court within and for aald
county, and with Interest Iher.on from the
Villi day of October. Is'.H. until paid, and also
tint further sum of one a d Iti-UKi dollars
iSl.llli cost of increase on said Judgment and
the accruing costs thereon.
Omaha, Nebraska, December 14. W4.
JollN C. DKKX Y.L.
Slier1 IT of Douglas County, Nebraska?
VV. 11. liussell. attorney. U-I4-5
Special Muster ( tiiiiniissioiiei 's Sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
on decree of foreclosure of win t gage Isaued
out of the d . strict court of Douglas county,
Nebraska, and tomedlrected. 1 will on the
l!Jnd day of January, A D. lUfcV at one o'clock
p. in. of said day, at the north front door of
the county court house. In the city of Omaha,
Douglas county. Nebraska, sell at pu die
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
property described In said order of sale as
follows, towlt:
Lot six (tb In block "Y," Sh'nn'g Third ad
dition to the city of Omaha, Douglas couniy.
Nebraska, as surveyed, platted and recorded.
aid properly to be sold to satisfy Belle It.
Krowu, plaintiff herein. In the sum of six
hundred and eighty-six and UN-UK) dollars
ijniMl.ani Judgment, with Interest on jitllN.UO
thereof at the rate of seven i7 per cent per
aunum, and on B.3S thereof at the rate of
ten (Hi) per cent per annum, all from the l"tb
day of September. 1W4.
To satisfy the sum of thirty-one and 8:t-ltK)
dollars .llt)b costs, with Interest thereon
from the, 17th day of September. 1MW. until
paid, together with accruing costs according
to a Judgment rendered by the district
courtof said Douglas county, atlts September
term, A. 1). ls'. In a certain action then and
there pending wherein Keile U. Hrown was
plaintiff and Mary A. Porter and Joseph I),
rol ler were defendant.
Omaha. Neb., December 1H, I8!4.
CHAKI.KS I.. THOMAS,
Special Master Coii.iiilssloticr.
B. F. Thomas, Alton ey. 12-1-5
til ice 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 busl
ness Is Omaha, Douglas county. Nebraska.
The general nature of the business to be
transacted Is the drilling of sha low and ar
tesian wells, and piping the same, and h It
tilings necessarily connected therewith.
The amount of the capital slock of said
corporation Is t2 5(iu.UU. to be fully paid in lit
the time of the execution of the articles of
Incorporation.
The corporation commences bustni ss upon
the IHth day of S ptember, Is'.H, and termin
ated Septi uiber lHlh, I'll.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or lla
bllhy to ivhlcn the corporation may at any
time subject Itself shall be JI.;Vil (Kl.
The alt' airs of the corporation are to be
conduct' d 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 lias
caused this notice to be published over the
slgLatures of Us president and secretary.
M. K SHAW.
JAMFS McK EN PA 1.1.1. 1'resldetit.
12-21-4 Secretary.
Notice.
Clara T. Yale and Yale, first name
unknown, her husband, will take notice that
on t he 21st day of November, 1MI4. Philip I.
Johnton. plalntlir hertln. Hied his petition
In the District courtof Douglas couuty. Ne
braska, against said defendants, 'he object
and prayer of which are to foreclose a cer
tain tax certificate upon lot. three ('!. block
three :). Kedick's Park addition to the city
of Omaha, dated July 1st, 1i!I2. for t he sum of
eight and 3O1U0 dollars ($H.;l) and the fur
ther sum of twenty-eight and 22-1(10 dollars
($2s.Ji subsequently paid theieunder to
gether with interest at the rate of twenty
(20) per cent, per annum upon said sums from
the dates of their respective payments for
two years and at the tale of ten (10) percent,
thereafter, for which amounts together with
cost of this action plalntill prays for a de
cree foreclosing said premises and ordering
the same to be sold to satisfy the amount
found due.
You are required to answer aald petit loo
on or before the :ilst day of December. 1'.'4.
Dated November 20th. WM.
PHILIP h. JOHNSON.
Ky Saunders Macfarland & Dickey, his at
torneys. 11-23-4
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the Veteran anti-Koman Catholic Lecturer nnJ Writer, to
RE-ENTER THE CHURCH OF ROME.
Those attempts were innle under tho Direction of tho Society of Jesus and the agent used
was a woman. Rut his
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possession of all his faculties will stand throughout coming centuries, as iu
most dispassionate account of llomanism and tho most scathing arraignment of the
Roman Catholic Priesthood written during tho Nineteenth Century.
HIS WORK IS THE EMBODIMENT OF TRUTH,
It tells of tho loathsome, drunken, licentious, priests and nuns; of tho struggle
of virtue with sin; of reason with superstition of faith with infidelity; of the fol
lowers of Cod with those of tho pope, and this being true.
EVERYBODY SHOULD READ IT,
And to make it possible for every Reader of TUB AMERICAN to hav one
volume of this great book in their library wo make this offer to new Subscribers
or old ones who have paid up to JANUARY 1st, 1805. Wo will give
"Fifty Years in the Church of Rome'
and The American One Year for -
THIS OFFER IS GOOD UNTIL JAN. 1, 1895.
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