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THE AMERICAN Read the Jesuit's Oath Then Vote o o AINST AQ Democratic Nominee for Attorney-General, who is said to be a Member of that Damnable Organization. CITY NEWS. Tbe ItopubllcM city convention will bw held In Washington ball Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Hon. John L. Webster addressed a larfe ard enthusiast lo meeting at Ful lerkm last Wednesday. Registration day next Thursday, October 15. See that your name gets on the registration list. Tiik American job printing office is Just the place to get campaign cards printed. Telephone 911, 1615 Howard street. Our friends, Charles A. Potter and Henry V. run nock, each lost a child by diphtheria this week. The funerals Occurred Tuesday. Hon. Thomas K. Sudbrough has just returned from a buKlne.s and pleasure trip to Ohio and will now devote his time to his senatorial canvass. The Republican county central com mittee Is advertising a series of finan cial discussion under the direction of Mr. Olmstead. The Irst of this series was held in Karbach hall Tuesday night, the second In South Omaha, and the third In the Seventh ward, at 1314 Park avenue, Thursday evening. OSE HUKDKED MONKS KURDEKED. Appalling New to Hand From thelnmir rectioe In the 1'hiUlpine Islands. Madrid, September 25. A dispatch to the Imperial from Hong Kong says teamen which have arrived there from Manilla, the capital of the Phi lippine Wands, bring the announce ment that Cavlle Is occupied by 15 000 insurgents. Over one hundred monks have been murdered on the island since the breaking out of the insurrection Man victims have been fastened to trees, their clothing soaked with kero sene oil and ignited, and the victims burned to death. Rich natives are being- arrested dally. Documents have been telzed by the authorities In which are given the names of the president ' bod various other ifllclals of the pro posed republic What Hill the A. P. A. Pol What will the A. P. A. do? is a con stant inquiry of us. Except for the benefit of sympathizers and thousands of readers who are not A. P. As. who desire to vote only for true American candidates, we would have no occasion to reply to these multiplying inquiries, but for their benefit and our mutual good, we can say that we believe very few, It any, A. P. A. votes ill be cast for any other presidential candidate than Win. McKlnley. And yet no paper, or other authority, can speak for any A. P. A. as to how be will vote. The order stands a guarantoe to Its members that they shall have a free ballot and a fair count, in every par ticular, except to knowingly favor Ro man Catholicism, which is the world wide recognized enemy of civil and re ligious liberty. There is an unmistakable rallying line-up under McKlnley for American Ism, In all that is meant by sustaining our existing conditions of government, and as definite a line-up under Bryan for all that oppose our present institu tions, which will culminate alone In the claims and alms o! Roman Cath olicism. This article is based upon lnforma tlon from the most reliable sources, and letters from the most impartial and non-partisan prominent men in the na tion, and therefore its suggestions are worthy, of your kind consideration. . Freedom's Banner. Llnton's Advice. OA' few days ago I was in ChIcago,and accidentally met Hon. W. S. Linton. I asked him to go with me to my room at the hotel. When we were seated there I told him of my doubts and per plexities, of my earnest desire to vote wisely and right not as a partisan, but as one whose first wish Is for the welfare of the country and then I said: "Now, Mr. Linton, forgetting all partisan prejudice, forgetting that there are such things as parties, and remembering only that we are Ameri cans who are striving to be worthy of that title, how do you advise me and the thousands of perplexed and puzzled members of our order to vote in the ap proaching election?" I give his reply in his own words: "Without party p ejudlce and in behalf of true Ameri canism, I earnestly advlue and request all my friends and those asking for In foi matlon to vote for Msjor McKlnley." Mr. Linton's words have weight with me, and I believe they will aid many, who, like myeolf, have been perplexed, to como to a decision regarding tholr duty this fall. Mr. Linton has been tried, and always found true to our cause. He has never feared to jeak the truth concerning our w "r never been guided by t in policy and duty seemid to conflict. I have confidence In htm, and when his testimony was added to that I had al ready received, I felt forced to abandon the position I had been occupying. I shall vote and work for Wm. McKlnley. A. 0. Garrison, tn Boston Citiztn. Freematwns and Devil-YYonthlp. The papal church papers of the United States are every whoreiacouslng tbe Freemasons of being "devil wor shippers." Here is how one of these lie was nailed by one of their own pupal bishops, in the Church Times, of Liverpool, England: "The -Right Rev. Dr. Northrop, bishop of Charleston, S. C, U. S. A., reoently Informed a correspondent of the Catholic Timt that, in his opinion, there Is no truth whatever In the sen sational accounts about devil-worship in a magnificent Masonic Temple in Charleston, Bishop Northrup has lived fifty year in Charleston, la personally acquainted with all the leading Free masons there, and has been In the Ma sonic Hall, which in no particular answers to the description published in numbers of newspapers. His lordship considers that Catholics, who are them selves the victims of so many calumnies, should be especially careful tot to spread falsehood about others, and gave our correspondent, who Is in Liverpool, permission to publish what he said. Mgr. Qilgley, the vicar- goneral of the diocese, also expressed his complete disbelief of the stories about devil-worship, in so far Charleston is concerned." ' The American until election day for 10 cento. Cash with the order. K , Four Orders. There are four orders of Jesuits throughout the world. Of the first order are ecclesiastics, whose office it Is to take care of things promoting re ligion. Of the tocond order are poll tlclans, whose ffloe it Is, by any means, to shake, trouble, or reform the state of kingdoms and republics. Of the third order are seculars, whose pro vince It is to Intrude themselves into offices with kings and princes, to insin uate and Intermix themselves in court business, bargains and sales, and to be busted in civil affairs. Of the fourth order are intelligencers of spies men of inferior condition, who submit them selves to the services of great men, princes, barons, noblemen, citizens, to deceive and corrupt the minds of their masters. From the Harleian Miscel lany, volume 8, page 195, in the San Francisco publlo library, published In London in 1310. Now Is the time to subscribe for The American. W. H. KU88ELli, Attorney, 816 New York Life Building. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDKNT DEFEND ants In the district court of bousing county, Nebraska. I'hebe H. Knight, plain tiff, vs. Samuel 1. Johnson and others were defendant. To Maria A Bhulta. Shults. her hus band, first real name unknown, non-resident defendants: You are hereby notified that on the Sflth day of June. 1MW. i'hebe H. Knight, plaintiff herein, filed her petition In the above entitled cause. In the district court of Douglas county, Nebraska, against you and each of you, the object and prayer of which Is to foreclose a certain mortgage executed on the 2nd day of September, lwo, by Samuel P. Johnson and one Mary John son, now deceased, uiou the property de scribed as follows, situate In the county of uougias, state or ineorasKa, io-wu: Lou eight (8) and nine In re-plot of Waverly Addition to the city of Omaha, as surveyed, platted and recorded, to secure the payment of the mortgage bond signed by Samuel P. Johnson and the said Mary John son, with Interest coupons attached, for the sum of four hundnd dollars (S400 0U); that there is now due and payable upon said bond tne sum of tour nunurea aoiiars (Hou uw,wiin Interest according to the tenor thereof, from the first day of September, 1895, for which sum, with Interest from September 1st, 1S"A Dlalntiff Dravs for a decree that the defend ants be required to pay the same, and that In default of such payment eaid premises may be sold to satisfy the amount found due, and that a receiver be appointed to col lect the rents and profits arising from said said property pendente lite. The plaintiff is the legal owner and holder of said bond and mortgage. You are required to answer said petition on or before the 16th day of November, 18M. Dated at Omaha, Nebraska, October 8, lMtt. PUKBE 11. KNlODT, PlHtntlff. By W. H. Russell, attorney for plaintiff. Knight v. Johnson. Doc. W; No. M. 10-M BAUNDKItH A MACFAKIiAND. Attorneys IMM Farn am Street. s !IEK1KFS HALE By virtue of an order ,,r..i iu.m.,1 on, of the District Court for Douglas county, Nebraska, and to meai rected, (will, on the luih day of November. A D Mt. at ten o'clock A M of said day. at the EAST front door of the county court house in the city of Omaha. Douglas county. Ne braska sell at public auction, to i lie highest bidder for cash, the property described 1b said order of sale as follows. to- It: Lotfour(4)lo block K." and lutelKeHo block "K" in Saunders & Hlmebaugh's addl tl n to the city of Omaha. Douglas county, Nbraska,asurv, yed. plotted and recorded; also lots ten (10) aod eleven (ill In block one (I' In Saunders & Hlmebaugh's addlt.li n to Walnut Hill, an addition to the city of Ornaba. as surveyed, platted and recorded, all In Douglas county, state of Nebraska. 8s Id property to be sold to satisfy Arthur M. Oow e, plaintiff herein, the sum of three hundred and ninety nine and 70-1(j0 dollars (l-WCTO) Judgment, with Interest thereon at rate of ten (101 percent per annum from May 4th, MM. which said amount is a first va id and existing lien upon said lot four (1) In block -K," and lot six ( II block "E." To satisfy Arthur M Cowle. plaintiff herein, the sum of tnree hundred and forty two and B0 loo dollars (.'U2.ttu), with interest thereon at the rate of ten (10) per ceut per annum from the 4ib day of May. lHt. which said amount Is a ttr.t valid and existing lien upon said lots ten (10) and eleven (11) In block one (1). To satisfy Ben B Wood and Daisy B. Wood, his wife, defendants herein, the sum of i wo thousand and seventy-seven and 30-100 dollars ( H.07T.i) Judgment, with Inter est thereon at rate of ten ill)) per cent per annum from May 4th, 18W. which laid amount is a second valid and existing Hen upon said above described property. To satisfy the sum of twenty-one and 53-1110 dollars (fttl.U) Costa herein, together with accruing costs, according to a Judgment rendered byi.be district court of said Doug las county, at Its May term, A. D. 18tt In a certain action then and there pending, wherein Arthur M. Cowle Is plaintiff, and Davis Skalnokowsky. Rachel Skalnokowsky. Ben B. Wood and Mrs. Daisy B. Wood, Lis wife, were defendants. Omaha, Nebraska, October 9th. 1898. john w. Mcdonald, Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska. Baunders & Macfarland. attorneys. Arthur M. Howie vs. Davis Skalnakowsky. Doe. 62; No 283. 10- & SAUNDERS MACFARLAND, Attorneys, 1404 Karnam Street. SHKKIFF'8 SALE. By virtue of an order of sale Issued out of tbe district court for Douglas county, Nebraska, and to me di rected, 1 will, on the loth day of November.A. D. 18VS, at ten o'clock a. u. of said day. at the EAST front door of the county court house. In the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, sell at public auction to the high est bidder for cash, the property described In said order or sale as follows, to-wit: Li ta one hundred and five (10ft). one hun dred and six (KM), one hundred and seven (iMl, one hundied and eight (108), one hun dred and nine (109), one bunrtrd and ten (110). one hundred and eleven (Ml), one nun dred and twelve (112). one hundred and tblr teen (I1U), one hundred and fourteen (114). one hundred ana nrteen u, one nunarea nnu sixteen llltil. one hundred and seventeen (117). one huidred and eighteen (118), one hundred and nineteen (119) and one nuna ea ana twentv (120). and also lots one hundred and thirty (130. one hut dred and thirty-one (l;tl) one hundred and thirty-two (132) and one hundred and thlrty-tnree iMh in norm Side, an addition to the city of Omaha, situated In the soutb-weatquarter of section nineteen (19), townthlp sixteen (1A) north, ranue thirteen (13) esu surveyed, platted and recorded, all In Douglas county, state of Nebraska. Said property to be sold to satisfy Walter ri. rteeier, pinini-ui uniriu, mo num ui seventy six and 22 100 dollars (170.23) Judg ment, with interest thereon at rate of ten 10) per cent per annum from rebruary 3rd, lwo. wblch said amount is a first valid and exist ing lien upon said above described property. Also to satlsfv the sum of sixty seven and 85-100 dollars (l7.t) costs herein, together with accruing costs according to a Judgment rendered oy tne district court oi saiu uoug las county, at Its Kebruary term, A. D. 190, In a certain action then and there pending, wherein Walter E Keeler Is plaintiff, and Vloaa Ptxley. Lew Plxley, her husband, Charles forbett, Edilha H. Corhett, Lorens Kaonlir. Mrs. Keontff (first and real name unknown), his wife, P. U. Olsen (first and real name unknown). H. Larson (first and real name unknown). Alma Klnger, ccra K. Klnger. her husband, C. K. Shaw (first and teal name unknown), and William R. Homan are defendants. Omaha, Nebraska, October 9th. IHflfl. john w. Mcdonald. Sheriff of Douglas Oounty, Nebraska. Saunders & Macfarland, attorneys. W. E. Keeler vs. Vlona Plxley, et al. Doc 61; N0.22L 10- 5 V. O. STRICKLER, Attorney, 907 New York Life Bldg. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN order of sale Issued out of the district court for Douglas county, Nebraska and to me directed, i win, on we ium uay ui No vember. A. D. 189A. at ten o'clock a. at. of said day, at the EAST front door of the county court house, in the citv of Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, sell at public auction to tne nignesi niaaer lor casn. iu property utj scrlbed In said order of sale as follows, to- wlt: The south thirty-eight and one-half (38H) feet of lots number thirteen (13). fourteen (14) and fifteen (15), In block number two (2). In Roilli-W. Pare, an addition to the Citv of Omaha, as surveyed, platted and recorded, all in Douglas count y, st ate of Nebraska. Said property to oe soia to sausiy nume Fire Insurance Company, a corporation, nlHlntiir herein, the sum of fourteen hun dred and sixty-four and 32-100 dollars (I14M.32) Judgment, with Interest thereon at km nf ton ilili ner Rent Der annum from tbe 4th day of May, 1896, which is a first valid and existing lien upon said property. To satisfy Redlck Park Building Associa tion, defendant herein, the sum of five hun dred and eleven and 18-100 dollars (tftll 18) Judgment, with Interest thereon at rate of eight (8) per cent per annum irom may sin, 1896, which Is a second valid lien upon said above described property. Tn aatlxfv the sum of slXtv-tWO and 88-100 dollars (tt2.88) costs herein, together with ac cruing costs according to a judgment ren dered by the district court of said Douglas county, at its May term, A. D. 1898, In a cer tain action tnen ana mere penuing, woerein HnmA Klre Intunnrd CnmnanV. a CorDOra- tlon, Is plaintiff, and Warren Dutcher, Tris cllla L. 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