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0 i H EE AMERICAN )'. 4 i 1 WUUItf J f Foal The Old PlrtlM lino? I Vsi-V, f .I.- -V. t T V. w I ..........- I B Fifty meuia laranvr a.Vn One I any bishop of the church, and I herbv What Ihh ii 1ml I a.m I n-l mul .l,!..! k. - i I 11 ., . t . i . I t""1 cy n-Bw-won. upon .oe most The American dojv?, Satolli, banco , ' " .s- ...-.mrruru. mi. uimx-ne, trenched himself at Washington, and u, v. v,., uiu on endorser, joe u. wnicn na appeared in the column of 1,1. . vul ... those paiter under my control. I aUo.t.ir ii.,.!, 1 .v,.. ih-. .lt,- . wic ..tbo ,iuun in whatd.i.8 it mean? The reprenta ... uplw-u w luo lurnar arucie en.uiea "Auare. 01 me Uve.of foreign nait m. (1 the flap of nucnciu piny, tuiwr, ami muy acanowieuge we their count which UrIHt n.J nm.r Let me point out to them a political right given to the bishop over paper but what nation does Satolli r present? muatiou, wnicn Das already occurred Iwnleh claim to be exponents over Cath-1 ione at all. lie r present a foreign several times, In several cities. The olic thought." cnurxn strinjieu or all temporal power. Dl'm.vrtl.n.ri.n,nU. ,. t. inereiore, nam oo.n tnatnag.-ix. . Jf, . j a uv HIV UvlU I UUVU VIHICU IIU USUI VUUIt'BBlUU irUW witn a iuu set 01 candidate for all the one wboe position calls for a spirit of offices to be filled; and each and every independence break with a strange one of the candidates is a Roman tiger sound upon the air of this age and or a stripped hyena a so called Prot- country. It feems that the "exjionenU etant, a tool of the hierarchy, wearing of the Catholic thought' dare not say the stripes of the tiger, not quite so that their souls are their own. Muho- dangerous, nor half as beautiful an dwf lkruld. animal, but with a worse appetite. Not one square American among them all. The Republicans come into the field with a full set of candidates, all but three or four of them Roman tigers and striped byens; and even the three or four are so bound and chained by caucus rules and majorities that they are utterly powerless to help them selves or to help us. The Populists march la with a full procession of Ro man tigers and stripped hyenas for candidates, with perhaps four, or Ave, or six straggling what-is-ltsiithe rear. There you are. If you vo tj for the Democrats you are sold to Jvwe, body and soul, boots, breeches arid all; if you vote for the Republicans you are sold to Rome, or so heavily nortgaged to Rome that foreclosure is absolutely certain, with no possibility of" redemp tion; ii you vote lor the Populists you simply jump headlong into the lairs of the hungry tigers and hyenas. If you stay at home on election day and refuse to vote at all, some ne of the lists of candidates will be el-Jcted, and you are sold to Rome all the same, and bound A A EW HER! A BARGAIN. Rev. Charles Chlniquy's Years in the Church of Rome and a Year's Subscription to The Amkrican, only 12 25. The Hoys Are Awake. iast wee if a newsooy Hopped us on Main street and requested that the fol lowing article be printed in The Amer ican. He Is a bright little fellow of ten, and an enthusiastic American, boy a boy who reads and thinks for him self, and earns a living by selling papers. The story is taken from the Sunday School Advocate, and reads: "'O, Bambino, help! O, Bambino, give us bread!' That is the cry of the Italian children when the Catholic priests go marching through the streets of Rome, carrying a painted doll. j vyj a mm voting S disgu 1 ttrt lf 1 t 1 -mm -uamojno is tne Italian word !or and chained as a helpless captive of babe and lhe Prlests tell the ignorant the victorious DartV. This was sub- m"lner8 lnal lnls splendidly dressed stantially the case At the last election doU " tho Christ-child. The poor wo in Chicago. A teeDiny Reoubllcan men Ueve It, and tell their children, victory elected sefen tigers and hyenas and 60 when lhe Pests show the pup- to manage the local cjfllces in Coolt Pel ln tne streets tne people take off country, and sent twenty-two more of theip hats aod mutter prayers-not to the same kind toLnake laws for us at uoa' DUl w lam iu'-and tne Hungry Springfield. If &ere had been a sweep- hofa and lrls cry to it to give them ing Democratic victory at the sam J bread, just as their fathers and mothers election, that ould hav P.W.tfld nln J Prar befor the images of the virgin tigers and hyenas to manage home af- Bna tbe fialnt8- fairs, and seat twenty-five to legislate we Protestants are taugnt.to pray for us at Springfield-a difference of 10 Ood wnom we onot see, but who nlw f..,,-..A I 1!., 1 a Sees US and thinks Of US and ever loves Omaha. Pouxlas county. Ni'liraska. j .Uu.. . lUpUt,, " jr . , . ., . , .. . .. 8ald urouttrty to tie sola to satlslv J. Hal have been only a shade better than it ue tlUluls- somewmes 01 mese ston urarn, plaintiff herein. iu sum of one is now. i It was an utter lmoossibilitv to ltaUan Catholics who pray to senseless ft. riZ'Z S 11 tip lrt of nnw Unrt without dolls, and when We Five Our money for the rate of seven (7) per rent, per annum from a ncKei 01 any Kind Wltnout ' September 17. im, and fortv-four anil Tu-nm br the striped animals, either mlS310ns 'et us pray tnatsome 01 it may htt.7i dolia cohim hrei, wiih interent 1 Or undisguised. A patriotic W leaCtl lne Pe0Ple 01 lDal tocher withulni-,' aScTK U. a n had no narthlv ohnw" What beautiful land the true way to worship I Judgement rendered by the district court of n oaa no oartniy snow, w hat ,.;.!Hlt H8C?u"l?.a ptember ten,,, " w" u. wu.tcv. 1 a. w. injH. 111 aceriain anion men ann iiipi. pendlnK, wherein J. KalNton Urant was otl by I'ultlienlloti l' til ion for id- niitiHlrationtif KkImIu. KIc. In the(' untjr Court of liougUs t'ouuty. Me- iiriwi a . ln the matter of the rut of Olof I'eler- dusl IVu-rwin. llll II. I'cler-uiii. Atinlv relerson. l-.:l'o I el4-ioii ll.irr ol of I'l-terHou. and all other pt-nxinii Intert-Hli it la aid matK-r are hereby DiMini'u 'inn on 1 ne r.M n uay or Ixs'emlxT. liut I't-l. TMia tiled a petition In nald county court alleging amonii other tnlnitx that Olaf 1'eten.oii died on the 1st day of 1ecemlier, l" X, IchvIiik no Ust will and - mailt, and that the above rained coiiNttluie the persons lnler.-M.-d In the rotate of nald (ln-eas.il; and prayli g for administration tlieieof. Vou are hereby notified that If vou fall to appear at said court on t he l'.uh of Janu ary. IN'A at Wo'coclc a. in., and rontettt H Id petition, thecourt will appoint t.usla I'eter son or some other KUitaLIu peroii admlnlN traUir. and proceed to a Hcmement of vald estate. 1UVINU K. HA X TKK. 12--3 unty linlire. Ntilice to .Voti-lteslileiit llcfi nilaiiU To lieoree 1. Welntx. Mrs. Weintxitila wlf..'. first nuiiie unknown), null-resident defend ant!)-. Vou are herelir not Hied that on the hi h riv of Auitust A. i). KH. Kllia M. Klandera. plalutltl. tiled her uellllon In the riiuirli-i court within and for DouulaNi-ouuty.state of Nebranka. against William 1 inerson, Kimna K. KinerHon, the Kallou Mite Kankiinr Com pany, of Huena Ula county. Iowa, UeortiH welntz aim Mm. Weintx. his wife. illrHt name unknown), defendant., tin-object and prayer of which it to foreclose a certain moriyiKe for gl.4il upon lots 1 1 and 2(1, In block U Omaha llelirhts. an addition to the city of Omaha, llouliis county. NebraNka, said moriUHne Im-Iiik dated r'ebruarv 1st, and If 1 veil by William Kuiei-Kon and Kiiiina K. l-.mersou, n la wire, Ui l he Hallou Male Hank- I11K t'ompuny, and sold and assigned by It to the plaiutitf. There Is due upon the note and iiioruuue i W, with InUfre.st from February 1st, l.sn'.l. at t he rate of 7 per cent oer annum. toKetlu-i- with the sum of JJH.17 taxes paid by plalntlir. riiilntlff also pra8 that. It be de creed that said real Malm l gold to satisfy said amount, and that she may have such other relief that may be Just mid equitable. 1 ou are luriner noinieu mat you are re quired to answer said petition ou or before tne 4ih day of Keoruary, A. 1. s. nated at oiuhidi. ..) , nec-mb r 3, A. I). 1!4 KI-1ZA M. KI.ANDKKS. IMaliiLllT. Suumifi-4, Macfarland .V UK-key, attorneys for plaintiff. l H 4 MpiM'iitl Muster (J.nii.iilssiiiiier's S.ile. Under and liv virtue of an order of sale on decree or roreclosure or morliciiKe Issued out of the District court for DouKlas county. Nebraska, and to me directed, I will, on the 2'.Mh day of January, A I). Is!)"), at ten o'clock a. 111. or said day. at the east front door of the rou my court house, in the city of Omaha, Douirla county, Nebraska, Hell at uubllc auction to the blithest bidder for ciuili, the property described In said order of sale, as 101 Prints bO Very Recently the Public Have Won lillcl with account! of an attempt to induce Rev. Ohas. Oliiniquy the Veteran anti-Komau Catholic Lecturer ami Writer, to RE-ENTER THE CHURCH OF ROME. Those attempts were ma.le un.ler tho Direction of the Society of Jesus and the agent used was a woman. Hut his YEARS IN THE CHURCH OF ROME Which was given to the worM while the aged Apostle of Liberty was in the full possession of all his faculties will stand throughout coming centuries, as th most dispassionate account of Romanism and tho mostscathing arraignment of the Roman Catholic Priesthood written during the Nineteenth Century. HIS WORK IS THE EMBODIMENT OF TRUTH, It tells of the 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 God with those of the pope, and this being true. EVERYBODY SHOULD READ IT, And to make it possible for every Reader of TUB AMERICAN to have one volume of this great book in their library wo make this olTor to now Subscribers or ohl ones who have paid up to JANUARY 1st, 1895. We will give "Fifty Years in the Church of Rome" and The American One Year for vB2.25 dI lows, to-wit Lit twentv-two 12:.!). in block ten Hill Orchard Hill, an addition to the city THIS OFFER IS GOOD UNTIL JAN. 1, 1895. Cash must accompany the order. No books sent collect. We will send paper to one address and the book to some other person if subscriber desires. 1 he retail price of "Fifty Years in the Church of Rome" is $2, which gives you va--.r.v-a.ja. . AMbKlCAN tor 'J5c for one year. Fill out tho following blank: THE ( V J J fthe m ienda Birchfleld and Joe C. a such a case? Would thev re against every principle of lism, which they hold dear sh aB pyrilr Or would they party, Dasea upon noerty y, with every candidate true ul to the best interests of the cols, the people and the flag? this state of political facts for ation. Scores of our large e at this very hour bound and In this very way. What will friends, fight, surrenderor run, captured and chained? Charles A. Story. AMHUICAX I'lJHLlSIIIXC; CO., 1613 Howard Street, GENTLEMEN Enclosed find $ to pay for THE AMERICAN and book entitled Fifty A BARGAIN. Rev. Charles Chiniquy's Years . ln the Church of Rome and a Year's Subscription to The American, only $2.25. To Be Avoided. Another proof of the folly and trouble of mixed marriages is now in evidence in Buffalo. A girl whose mother ia a Roman Catholic and her father a Prot estant, has become interested in the revival services belDg. held at the plalntlir, Josephine M. Getty and others were I aerondants. Omaha, Neb., December 27. 1h4. OfcOKUK W. IIOLHKOOK. Huclal Master Ooiiiiiiiwwlnntr Saunders, Macfarland & Dickey, attorneys. Grant vs. (ieiiy et al. Ml Doc 40, No. UK) I Special Master CoinmiNsiuiicr's Sale. L'nder and tv virtue of an order nf unit, nr. decree of foreclosure of inortiiaxe issued out of the district court for Douglas county. Ne braska, and tome directed. I will, on the (inh day of January, A. D. 1H1I5, at 10 o'clock a, in. of said day, at the east front door of the county court nouse, in tne clt of Omaha. I loll Kins county, Nebraska, sell at nnhilc auction 1.0 nie nivnesi. oiuuer ror casu. the property described In said order of sale a follows, to-wit : Lot eleven (111. In block nine Ifll In Shtn' Addition to the ily of Omaha. Dnuitlaal Loiinty. date or wetiraska. The east one- hair and the west one-half of said In! will he onerea separately. faiu property to be sold to satisfy J. B, Dickey, plalntlir herein the sum of tun him. area ami lin y-lour an I Hi-UK) dollars judgment, with Interest thereon at the rate or ten (id) per cent, per annum from Septem- uer i, in, ix'.n. Toi-atlsfv Francis W. Wessels. derHnrini herein, the mim of sevenly-thiee and 40-100 Please send THE AMERICAN to my address Street, (City), (State), for If I do not order the paper discontinued at the expiration of my time, continue to send It, charging me your regular subscription price. KAre you now a Subscriber? Please send the Book to Mr , 1 1 . .Street, (Town), (State. A Croucliing, Obseiiiiious Press. "It would be interesting to know how i freer spirits of the Roman Catholic Church of Christ on Richmond avenue, church feel under some recent exhibi- an" desires to join the church. She tionsof tyrannical hierarchial author- ha9 been at attendant at the Sunday dollars 7;uo) judgment, with iritt-reHt there- ity. The Catholic Telegraph fell under school for some time, and her father from se u ul,,,"""u"1 the ban of an archbishop and Instantly rather favored It. But now when there fell down on its bones. The Western '8 danger of her being ca ithorough Watchman, in a spontaneous outburst christian, and getting o out of the of freedom, incurred the displeasure of shackles of medievalism, the innate Archbishop Kane. The condemnation bigotry of Romanism is manifest, and of that paper was read in all the tlle girl's desire is positively forbidden. churches of the diocese of St. Louis. Tnat Is not Recently a delegation The editor, Father Phelan, read the of Romanists from the east side came reprimand of t'uis paper in his own over 10 her bome and made all sorts of church. But In the next number of threats of what they would do if she the Watchman Father Phelan braced was flowed to become a heretic. There up his spinal column, and said: ts )ust ot)6 moral to Protestants in this, "I own this paper. Now let me say which is only one out of thousands of to Bishop Kane: No man owns me. I instances, and that moral Is, don't! will go further and say, no man owns Mixed marriages-'cause trouble. Em my pen. 1 have consecrated it to the Ptre ate American, service of religion, and I am responsible for my writings to the general laws of the church. If I write anything against faith and morals, or fail in proper re spect to ecclesiastical authority, I am liable to arraignment and trial as any other writer; but I shall allow no man born to dictate how I shall write or what I shall write. Neither Arch bishop Kane nor all the bishops as sembled in Baltimore have any author ity to control the columns of the Watchman. As long as I am editor, I shall control this paper, and while ex pressing honest opinions in a respectful way, I shall never apologize for them at the point of a threat or the thrust of a censure, if the future is to be stormy for me, it may be bright for my fellow priests who shall benefit by my suffer ing." Well done, father Phelan. But wait. Mgr. Satolli was appealed to. But the hierarchy must stand or fall together. The rest of the story is briefly told. A little later Father Phelan published the following abjt apology and re traction: "I, Rev. D. S. Phelan, editor of the No Commission allowed to Agents on this Offer. You must deal direct with us. Fifty A BARGAIN. Rev. Charles Chiniquy's lears in the Church of Rome and a Year's Subscription to The American, only $2 25. Fifty A BARGAIN. Rev. Charles Chiniquy's iears In the Church of Rome and a Year's Subscription to The American, only 82.25. Notice. Charles C. Housel and Maria Housel. de fendants, will take notice that on the l:ith (lay of September. 1KH4. I'. L. Johnson, plaint ill herein. Hied his petition in the District Court of Douglas county. Nebraska, avrainst said defendants, the object and prayer of which are to foreclose certain t;ix certificates dated January 7th. IMC!, upon the undivided one-half of lots seven i7i and eltcht. (Si, in block fifteen (l."i In Isaac .t Selden's Addition totbeCitv of Omaha, upon which there Is now due thesum of f uirhundred and ninety eis?ht and 42-lnO (I!',S4J) dollars, l'laintiir prays for a decree foreclosing said premises Western Watchman, also of the Sunday ani directing that t.u same be sold to satisfy 'Watchman, hereby disavow every Uf required to answer said petition on or before terance vvhich I published or permitted "T.oZ.Zhffi ,4 to be published in said paper deroga- By ,aundorSi MacfirlLdTS'ir tory to the person or sacred office or torneys, i---4 POH'T AISS THIS BARGAIN. Make Your Friend a Present; He Will Appreciate It. THEY WANT THE BOOK AND THE PAPER. THIS IS THEIR OPPORTUNITY. FRIENDS, BROTHERS, PATRIOTS! Build up your paper. Throw in a few dollars right now. We ought to hear from 1,000 men and women before January 1st. Is there not that number suf ficiently interested in True Americanism who will help us to start the new year even with the world. Send all orders to, AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., 1015 Howard St., OMAHA, JSEB. To satisfy from the proceeds of sale nf tl.e Interest of Nicholas It. Helm In the above de scribed property and after the satisfaction of the amounts due J. M. Dickey and I'rancis v. vresseis. nenry i.oua. (lerendant herein, the sum of five bunured and fourteen i."u urn dollars Judirment. with Interest thereon at he rate of seven (7) per cent oer annum frn. February 13th, imi, and tosatisf v the sum nf J1 costs herein, toKether with iiccruimt costs accordion to a judgment rendered liv the District Court of said Dounlns Count v. at. It September term, A. D. iKM.lo a certain action SffliSSttK Tell Your Neighbors About This Oner. u. iitTiiu nuu u'lii-n wei-e ueieuoants. Dated Omaha, Nebraska. December 27, 1MI4 UEOttUK W. HOLBltoOK, Special Master Commissioner, baunders, Macfarland & Dickey. Attorneys. Dickey vs Helm, et al. Doc. 43, No. 'R. li-27-; Special Master Coiiiinis-noiicr's Sale. Under and by virtue of an order of sale on decree of foreclosure of morinime Issued out of the district court for Douglas county, Nebraska, and to me directed. I will, on the 2!th day of January, A. D. 1S!)5, at 1 o'clock p. ni. of said day. at the north front door of the county courthouse. In the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, self at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the property described in said order of sale as follows, towtt: Lots fifteen (15) and sixteen (16), Heed's Second addition to the city of Omaha, Oouir ias county, Nebraska. Said property to be sold to satisfy first out of the proceeds of the sale of the north thirty-seven CI7) feet of said lot sixteen (1(1), Thomas Whlttaker, defendant herein, the sum ol two thousand, fourhundred, six and S.VI0O dollars (1 4( No) judgment, with inter estonfi.OOD thereof at rate of seven (7) per' cent per annum, anj on 4I6.H5 thereof at rate of ten (10) percent per annum, all from reiiruary 5th, l'.i4. To satisfy brut out of tne proceeds of the sale of the sout h tbirtj -eight iliSi feet of said lot fifteen (lSi Hubert Collyer. defendant herein, the sum of t wo thousand, four hun dred, six and s.Vl(i(idollais(::.4iltiX' juuirment. with Interest on J,bUU thereof at rateofsevn (7) per cent per annum, and on im.Ki thereof at raie 01 n-n iiu) percent per annum, all from February 5th, 181)4, 10 satisfy first out of the nrncmxla nf ,).. mle of the south nineteen di feet nf sulrl li sixeeen (Hi) and north eighteen (lai feet of said lot fifteen (15i. David Marvin, defendant herein, the sum of two thousand, fmit. hn. dred, six and ftf-lim dollars if.'.4mi n5i judge ment, with Intert-st on fc'.uou thereof at rate of seven (7) per cent oer minimi. nrf W1 tC thereof at rate of ten ilni per cent per annum, all from February 5th, lh!4. To satisfy Charles K. Hates, plaintiff here in the sum of four bund re. I. sevent .mm. h 40-ltW dollars i$4;u.40 judgment, with Interest meieon hi rate or eight (Si m-r cent per annum froyi February M.h. 1V.'4, together with cost.s nf suit and accruing costs according to a judge ment renuereu oytne district court of said Dourlus county at its February term. A D 1s", ln a certain action then and t.hom not ing, wherein Charles K. Kates was i.luimiir Urvlllc F; Coombs, et al.. were defendants Omaha, Nebraska. December 2'ith s4 Isaac n. watson. Snct-ial Muster l-..,.luui..n r . 1 homas. alutrney. Hates vs. coomb. 12--.5 Doo. Jl, No. X2. Publishers of THE AMERICAN, Omaha. THE CHICAGO AMERICAN. THE KANSAS CITY AMERICAN. TO IMPROVE THE COMPLEXION! Use Howard's Face Bleach row a DARK and -- RAimw SKIN and SUNBURN. This bleach removes all discoloration and Impurities from the skin, such as freckles. Moth Patches. Sunburn. Satlowness. Flesh worms and I'lmples. Fir sale by all first class Druggists. 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