gpfgClAL
WANCIAL
chicaoo.
Considering the hot wonthor which pre
vailed bntHnrm has maintained a stead?
rourse. Commrrclal defaults seem to bJ
fet in excess of those at Oils time last
fear and are due mainly to the pressure
srf Jul aettleraents upon weak traders,
feut the lift includes none of special ftif
tificance in the effect upon credits. Money
U in wider request for mercantile pur
poses and the hanks are adequately able
to supply legitimate needs besides prepar
ing for the approncliin drain of currcn
ty to move crops, hur the discount rate
may soon turn firmer.
Despite the high temperature end vaca
tion season there Is very little apparent
Interruption to production in the leading
Industries find diminution is remarkably
extended for this period, retail lines scor
ing a gratifying reduction of stocks.
Visiting buyers attend the markets for
staple wares in rapidly increasing num
bers and their selections for early deliv
ery rise to substantial totals. Activity
expands In dry goodx, boots and shoes,
clothing, furnitnre and food products, not
withstanding the advanced average in
price lists, as compared with a yeur ago.
Conditions in the manufacturing
branches lose none of their remarkable
strength. Hides and leather move more
freely, hard woods are in better request
and shipments are larger of hardware,
plumbing goods, merchant iron and wag
ons. The total movement of grain at this
port, 0,934,248 bushels, compares with
7,818,047 bushels last week and 6,028.120
bushels a year ago. lteceipts are 30.5
per cent under those in 1900, while the
shipments gained 117.7 per cent Ileceipta
of live stock were 208,321) head, against
288,01)8 head last week and 297,033 head
last year.
Bank clearings, $237,740,030, exceed
those of corresponding week in 1000 by 0
per cent, i
- Failures reported in the Chicago dis
trict number 21, against 23 last week and
16 a year ago. Dun's Itevlew of-Jfrade.
NEW YOKE.
''' Weather conditions still favor season
able trade and crops, and there Is no more
then ordinary quiet noted in wbolusale
lines as a result of midsummer conditions
and the reign of the vacation aeason. Re
tail trade especially is turning out rather
better than anticipated. One favorable
"development certainly calling for notice
is the continuance of good reports as to
collections. Fair activity, with firm
prices, is noted In wool. Large sales are
few. ' Conservative buying of shoes and
leather is noted In leading markets.
In the leading industries there are some
cross-currents. Iron end steel are quieter
as a whole, with prices tending to ease,
while copper is lower and stocks reported
accumulating. In the shoe trade business
is moderate. In the cotton goods industry
production is of record proportions, but'
till insufficient to meet demand.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending July 18 number 177,
against 185 last week, 188 in the like
week of 1000, 105 In 1005, 100 In YM
and 183 In 1003. Canadian failures for
the week number 20, as against 28 last
week and 18 in this week a year ago.
Bradstreet'a Commercial Report.
Chicago Cattle, common to prime,
14.00 to $7.30; hogs, prime heavy, $4.00
'to $r.05; sheep, fair to choice, $3.00
to $0.00 J wheat, No. 2, 00c to Olcjj
corn, No. 2, 52c to C3c ; oats, staudard, I
-42c to 43c: rye, No. 2, 85c to 87c ht,
,tlmothy, $14.00 to $20.00; prairie, $0.00
to $12.00; butter, choice creamery, lOo
sto 25c; f,?Hh, 12c to 10c; potatoes,
.new, per mishi'l, 8c to 82c.
Indianapolis Cattle, shipping, $3.00.
to $0.85 J bogs, choice heavy, $4.00 to
$0.00 1 sheep, common to prime, $3.00 to
$5.00; wheat, No. 2, 80c to 88c; corn,
No. 2 white, 52c to 54c; oats, No. 2
white, 45c to 40c.
St. Louis Cattle, $4.50 to $7.35;
bogs, $4.00 to $5.05; sheep, $3.00 to
$5.00; wheat,' No. 2, 80c to 00c; corn,
No. 2, 52c to 5:5c; oats. No. 2, 43c to
45c; rye, No, 2, 82c to 84c
Cincinnati Cattle, $4.00 to $0.00 j
hogs, $4.00 to $3.00; sheep, $3.00 to
$4.75; wheat. No. 2, 02c to 03c; corn,
No. 2 mixed, 55c to 50c; oats, No. 2
mixed, 40c to 47c ; rye, No. 2, 80c to 83c.
Detrolt-r-Cattle, $4.00 to $0.00; hogs,
$4.00 to $0.00; sheep, $2.50 to $5.00;
wheat, No. 2, 01c to 03c ; corn, No. 3
yellow, .Vc'to 57c; oats. No. 3 white,
40c to 47c; rye, No. 2, 70c to 80c.
Milwaukee Wheat, No. 2 northern,
88c to 51.02; corn, Wo. 3, C2c to 63c:
oats, standard, 45c to 40c; rye, No. 1,
S5c to 87c; barley, standard, 00c to 70c;
pork, mess, $10.12.
Buffalo Cattle, choice shipping steers.
$4.00 to $0.50 ; bogs, fuir to choice, $4.00
to $0.25; sheep, common to good mixed,
$4.00 to $5.25; lambs, fair to choice,
$5.00 to $8.00.
New York Cuttle, $4.00 to $0.00;
hogs, $1.00 to $0.00; sheep, $3.00 to
$5.50; wheat. No. 2 red, Otic to 07c;
' corn, No. 2, 50c to 00c; oats, natural
white, 01c to 52c J butter, creamery, 22c
to 2.ic; eggs, western, loc to 18c.
Toledo Wheat, No. 2 mixed, 00c to
01c; corn, No. 2 mixed,. 54c to 50c;
oats. No. 2 mixed, 44c to 45c; rye, No,
2, 70c to 80c r clover seed, prime, $!).02.
Told In Few Line.
Germany alone seuds to Lon;lou an
nually iW.Otsi.iMK) feathers of birds for
millinery purposes. t
rres:d:-nt Henry Hopkins of Williams
college Is to rrlire end l'rof. Ilarry A,
tiartield of IVIui-eton, sou of the lute
I'reMdi ut Garfield, lias been cbosiu to
succeid li:ui.
The l.irgitit plow ever built has beea
, miccessiY.tly usi-d on a Texas ranch. The
iuipleuie.it iloars a strip of ground seven
feet wide.
Ies)po:isl!i!e heads of lawless corpora
tions should be plnced In pri.on, as the
present system of fining the corporations
Is useli-ss end uNnrd, hay Vo:d:'uw
Wilson, president of lYIm-Hon university,
In K H'jwn at Ui9 Janiffistov.-n exposition,
lte-rii.'owd ci-meuf is now the favoriii
jnairrlni with ISriiU'.i build-is of large
t-Lituncyit. One already completed in
Lou dou is 2V feet high with a buse 20
feet In diameter, with a foundation 18
V-t wjuare. i
the montapmA legislature.
Its nook, JnM Issued, at Mua
of niiUmliius Krrw,
The laws passed by the last Legisla
tnre of Montana have been United in book
form by Secretary of Plate Todr, and it
is the opinion of lawyers and otnrs that
never before did a Legislature in any
State have so many careless authors and
incompetent enrolling and eugronsinf
clerks. The result is '.hat Montana has
some of the most ludicrous laws fhat ever
graced a statute book. In fact, so nu
nierous aro the errors that the Hecretar)
of State was Impelled to put this notice
in the fly leaf : 'The within are exact
copies ot' t!i enrolled laws as the same
rnache, this ofhre, and neither this office
nor the printers employed in the work are
responsible for spelling or punctuation."
The effect, it Is th mght, will not be seri
ous, as the Supreme Court, in passing
upon laws, tries to determine the Intent
of the LegiHlature.
One In-w was passed to prevent the sale
of diseaxed meat, while the .enrolled and
engrossed copies thereof read "deceased
incut." . Thus, literally speaking, it is
against the lnw for butchers to sell meats
except upon the hoof, and if they obeyed
it they would be compelled to drive cattle
around to purchasers and dispose of them
while alive.
A bill was pasted relative to the meas
urement of hay. It provides certain rules
for determining the amount "when It bas
been In the stack six months, provided it
has been in the stack three months." Tht
Intention of the Legislature was to make
allowance for shrinkage after the hay had
stood three and six months.'
Still another law requires boarding
houses, restaurants and hotels using adul
terated foods "not" to post notices in
plain sight of patrons and customers,
when its Intention was Just the opposite.
Another law, dealing with the land
question, refers to "purented" instead of
patented lands.
A UNIFORM INDIAN RELIGION.
Indian to lie (Urea Instruction thai
Will Not Ilertnldle Him.
A form of Christian religion that will
not befuddle the Indian Is being arranged
now by experts In the Indian Department
at Wellington, and Is to bo introduced
in the government Indian schools through
out the I'nited States. The Indian
bureau expects to have the form ready
for Introduction by tho commencement of
the autumn term.
The new policy will bar sectarian In
fluences from Indian schools. At pres
ent ministers of all denominations art
allowed to practice their respective creed
in the government schools, together with
a particular kind of teaching and prayers,
The result Is that the Indian pupils be
come confused. They find the Lord's
prayer read and printed In different ways
and different constructions placed upon
some passages of the Scripture.
Henceforward, however, after the uni
form reliaioua code has been Introduced,
only non-sectarian exercises will be per
mitted. Each denomination, however,
will be allowed to instruct Indians who
desire to embrace a particular faith, but
there la to be no more competition amotij
denominations for converts.
All Indian tribes originally had a form
of rellglvua Wtwublp, which was adhered
to with surprising persistency. The at
tempts to eotvsrt the red man, however,
have been unoesnhig since the first dil
coverles ot the American continent bj
white men. The first white man to live
among tho Indian tribes of this locality
.was a Spanish priest, who, with the in
tention of converting the Indians, cam
into this country with Coronado during
the seventeenth century and remained
with the Pawnees. Eventually he w&i
tortured and murdored by the peopU
wbom he sought to convort.
The buld-hoaded man's annual quar-
f;l wJtU the house fly baa begun
Washington Tost '
The summer -girl's campaign has bo
(tun. Docs she know how to handle ltl
Veil, watch lmr. Phlludelihla In
quirer, Dr. Wiley saya It la not the pie, but
the tilling that one should be afraid
of, as pies go the days. Washington
Herald.
Ronton hns put up the price of pie,
but nothing can stop codfish and beans
from going down In that town. Wash
ington Herald.
After the Mont Trust has boon brokea
up by every body refusing to eut niwit,
everybody will go barefooted to bunt
the Shoe Trust, of course. Philadel
phia Press.
Pittsburg suggests automobile strett
sprinklers. Well, there really ought
to be a cloHer relation between the
automobile and the water wagon.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The fining of a Jamestown Expost
tlou visitor $20 for klsslug a Norfolk
girl has been quite generally denounc
ed, but as Exposition prliHM go the
amount Is not high. PhllndelphU
Press.
London experimenters find that mo
toring enriches the blood and gives
good sleep. The tests were applied to
tl'ose who ride, not to the limn who
gets In front of the motor. New York,
World.
From the amount of hent Old Sol
hus been giving out lutuly he has evi
dently lmd those Hpotss removed from
bin face. Washington IWt.
For au Impressive illustration of the
meaning of the p!irne "milking tip for
lost time" Just note what the weather
Is tlolng. New York Tribune.
It Is str.inge to hoar that the mos
quitoes nre annoying the President at
Sagamore Hill. Wlmt aro tho Secret
Service men up to? Philadelphia.
Press.
J. r. .Morgan is dickering for a
$.1,(,KlotH) nrt collection. He can ufforj
it. He could buy a quarter of beef If
he liked. Nashville American.
Snake bite Is uni t to kill some 22,000
IH-rsons In India every year. In this
eountry millions resort to tho cure be
fore they are bitten. Washington Post.
The New England man who has
given $50 to tho Hartford Theological
Kourhiary to kept In a savings bank
unUl It become $l,tKJ.(um a believer
In Innic-rausc gunoroblty. New York
Tribune.
Purchase by the government of stock
(ft some of the larger railroads for the
purpose of obtaining representation
upon the board of directors is a plans!
Which has been proposed 1 President
Roosevelt, and which, it Is reiwrtexL
be Is seriously considering. The step,
which would be In the direction of gov
ernment ownership, anil which was the
first taken by Germany before that
government acquired ownership of a
railroad, can only be brought about
by an appropriation by Congress of
money to be nwl In the purchase of
tho stock. It is reported tluit sliould
the President not make the iwminien
Jntlon to Congress -In his annual mes
sage some of the I e:u erratic leaders,
those In harmony with Mr. Bryan'
government ownership plank, will In
troduce bills proisvsing the approprlv
tlon. Tlw advocates of tho policy argue
that government supervision can ma
terially bo promoted by having n rep
resentative of the govertunent'on the
boards of some of the larger railroads.
TJpon the advice of Attorney General
Bonaparte, the President has Instructed
Becretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus to have the census bureau moke
t special enumeration of tho proposed
State of Oklahoma, Including the pres
ent territory of Oklahoma and the In
dian Territory, for the purpose of de
termining the distribution of population
among the subdivisions into which the
State will be divided should the new
constitution bo approved at the palls,
rhe administration understands that
this constitution would be likely' to
gerrymander the State favorably to the
Democrats. The work on the new cen
sus is to be commenced as soon as the
necessary blanks can be provided. Will
lam C. Hunt, chief statistician of the
census bureau, will have Immediate su
pervision of the work In the field.
The completeness of the restoration
of "Old. Ironsides," on which the Navy
Department has been at work for some
time, has lately been attested by th
cnstliu; of the big guns with which the
ship will be armed. There are forty-
four of them, duplicates of the famous
Id pieces with which the Constitution
fought Its fdmous battle with the
Guerrlere. Each of them weighs three
thousand four hundred imunds, exclu
sive of Its carriage. The carriages are
also faithful reproductions, made after
old drawings and prints. When a!l the
work on the Constitution Is finished,
the modern visitor who steps aboard
will have the sensation of passing into :
another century In history and nnothet
era In naval architecture and equip
ment; and the chances are that no one
will ever again want to "tear her tat
tered ensign down."
Regular ambassadors and minister
to foreign countries are hedged In by
rules, Instructions and customs which
sometimes limit their efficiency. Of
late years there has been an increasing
amount of neighborly visiting between
tlie nations in the persons of Informally
credited representatives. Mr. Root, on
bis visits to South America and Cana
da, kept all the time the attitude of a
friendly tourist with no business but to
enrry greetings and study the countries
he visited. This summer he Is going to
Mexico on a similar mission, and Mr.
Taft will go to Japnn. By means of
these Visits much can be done for di
plomacy which cannot bo performed by
-egular departments of state.
Tho treaty drawn last February be
tween the United States and Santo Do
mingo has been signed by President
Roosevelt at his Oyster Ray homo, It
having already been ratified by the Do
minican Congress and tho United States
Semite. This treaty settles definitely
the question of the collection of Domin
ican revenue and makes the Island re
public Tirtually an American depen
dency. There seem to be very few occasions
apon which President Roosevelt deems
it advisable to lay aside the protection f
Of a revolver. Ills practleo of carrying
a weapon bas again been advertised,
this time through tho discovery made
by one of the Masonic functionaries to
V - - .
whom fell the task of tying the npron
about the President's waist nt the luy -
lug of the comer stono of the new Ma
sonic building In Washington. ,
asssss
Attorney General Ronnparte has
made public a list of sixteen objections
which Jiave boon raised to tho promised
constitution of the profHisud State of
Oklahoma. The itcrsons who have
Drought these objections to the govern
ment's attention regard them as war
ranting President Roosevelt In divid
ing tltat the proposed constitution doe
out satisfy the test of the enabling act
When the King of Italy was told that
I son had been born to the wife of
Uoyd C. (irlseom, tho American am
Diissador lu Rome, he exclaimed : "I
aad always believed that ambassadors
sere blessed only with
craudsonsl" i
B 1
mbaKsadors, as well ns Senators, used
to be old men, but this nil b'muiib to
have been changed. Ambassador (irla
Min Is only thlrty-fouY years old, and
It will lie many years before ho Is a
(raudfather; and there lire many men
n the Senate less than fifty.
Secretary of War Tuft has ordered
in Investigation of the en so of Lieu
tenant Colonel Charles U. Ayers, ivhotu! scribed rci
illeged orltlelsin of army olllcei In jt,'i?lu1l
sewspaper luterview was uiulerHtood to
o connected with a dispute betVeen lilt
life and certain otllivrs ut the West
"olnt Military Academy.
The President has appointed JudgO
ivalter Francis Frear of Honolulu.
hlef Justice of the Hawaiian Suprenw j
Tourt, to the position of Governor of.
aau,aii .
3"w t
trirst rabllrntlon July 11 J(XT.-w.)
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To Anna P. Carter, reoorded owner, and
Great Northern Hallway rompsny, the per
sona In pocsetrlun, and tt m. fnwl In pos
esdlim: Tou re hereby notified that at a sale of
Inixlisiid lots for tHi"i, tmlil on theeth day
of Novemlier, A. I., Iwfi, by the treasurer of
akota cimnty, Nehrnokn. the fi)llowlti de
Sylhed reoJ property, situated In theeminty
of lnkot. and Ht.-it of Ierrink, to-wtti
lot nine tui In block number soventy-one
(71) In CovlniMon. Nebinkn.
Which property wiw ftsesed In the
nanto ot nn person and wn sold foe
the taxes of th yenr of INVN to 1mm), In
clusive to O. Martin, who Is now the
holder of the certWcato of purchase
thereof; nd that after the expiration of
three months from the date of the service of
Mils notice a tni deed will be appllod for.
Dated this 1st dny of July, 10 7.
O. Mastic.
Owner and bolder of certificate of purchase
Ht I. P. Martin, her agent.
NOTICE 07 TAX DEED.
To William Gordon, trustee, trusteeship
not disclosed In county clerk's olUce, liikoUt
county, Nobroxkn, presumed to bo for Helen
K, Hrown, recorded) owner, and Jake Kom
mell and tieorge Jjurlinoio, the persons lu
posssesNlon:
Yon are hereby notlflod that at a sale of
latMls and lot for tines, held on the 6th day
of Novemlier, A. 1 1W"S. by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, tho following de
scried real property, situated In thecounty
of Dakota, and tte of Nebraska, to-wlti
Lots one (1) two 12) three () seven (T)
elRbt (S) nine (U) sixteen (111) seventeen (17)
and elKhteen (1 In block number forty
four (44) In ttoutit ttloux City, Joy Place,
Nebraska.
Which property was assessed Iq the name
of no person and was sold for the taxes of
the years of Hull to 11 '4. Inclusive, to C.
Martin, who Is now the holder of the certi
ficate of purchase thereof; and that after
the expiration of three mouths from the
date of the service of this notice a tax duod
will bo applied for.
Dated this tut day of July, 1WT.
O. Mabtiw,
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase.
liy I. V. Martin, her agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED. .
To William Gordon, trustee, trusteeship
not disclosed la county clerk's oflloe In Da
kota county, Nebraokn, presumed to be for
Helen J. Brown, recorded owner, and John
Doherty, Fred Gordon, and Jake Ulseu
barth, the persons In possessions
You are hereby noUlled that at a sale of
and and lots for taxes, held on the nth day
of Noveinbsr. A. D., loufi, by tho treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following- de
scribed real property, situated In the county
of Dakota, sod state of Ncbraxka, to-wit:
Dou two (J) three (8) four (4) .five (6) six
() sown (7elnht (N) nine CO ten (Id) and
eloveu (11) In block tritmtier ninety-three
(itl) In Oovlnston, Nebraska,
Which property was asMMned In the name
of no person and was sold for the taxes of
the year as follows: Dots two to eleven.
Inclusive, for the year of 1MH to Martin
Nellao, who assumed the cei silicate of pur
chase to O. Martin, who Is now the bolder of
the certificate of purchase thereof ; and that
after the expiration of three months from
the date of the service of this notice tax
deed will bo applied for.
Dated this 1st day of July, lOW.
O. Mahtiw,
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase.
By I. V. Martin, bur ogont.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
TO William Gordon, trustee, trusteeship
not rllsolosed in county olerk'sollloo, Dakato
county .Nebraska, presumed to be for Helen
K .Brown, ncordod owner:
Tou ore hereby uotined that at a sale of
lands and lots for tuxos, held ou the 6tn day
Of November, A. D., lwifi, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, tb following de
scribed real property, situated In the county
of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wtti
Lou number ono (1) two (2) three (S)
even (7) elKbt t8) and nine (0) In block
number forty-three (4B In Bouth Bloux
VHy. Joy l'iaoe, Nebraska.
Which property was assessed In the name
of no person and was sold for the tuxes of
the years of )vl to 1804. Inclusive, to O.
Martin, who is now the holder of the certi
ficate of purohiMO thereof; and that of tor
the expiration of threo mouths from the
date of the service of this notice a tax deed
anil be applied for. '
Dated this Ut day of July. 1U07.
O. Martiw.
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase
liy I. P. Martin, her spoilt.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To William Goidou, trustee, trusteeship
not disclosed In county clerk's ofllue, Dakotu
county, Nebraska, presumed to be for Hel
en K. llrown, recorded owneri
You ore hereby notllled that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, held on the Oth day
of November, A. D., ltlUS.by the treasurer of,
.Dakota county, NODrasxa, me following- do-
sorlbvd real property, sltuatodln the county
of Dakota, aud stute of Nebraska, to-wlt:
Lots twenty (2n) and twenty-one (21) In t
blocknumber flfty-lour(f4) In South Bloux
City, Joy Ploce.Nebruska,
which property was assessed in tho name
of no person and was sold for tho taxes ot
tho years of 1IM1 to liavi, inclusive, to (J. Mar
tin, who Is now the holder of the cortlll
eate of purchase thereof; and that after tho
expiration of three months from the date
of the service of this notice a tax deed will
be applied for.
Dated this 1st day of July, 10"7.
i o. Martin,
Owner and bolder of certificate of purchase
v By D P. Martin, her agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To William Gordon, triiHtoo, trusteeship not
disclosed lu county clerk's otUce, Dakota
county, Nebranka, presumed to lie for Helen
10. Brown, recorded owner and Albert HUiv
ens and II. J, Boonuy, the persons In posses
sion: You are hereby notified that at a sale ot
lands and loU for taxes, hold on the Oth day
of Novemlwr, A. 11., lvo&, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following de
scribed real property, situated In the county
Of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wit:
Lots one (1) two (2) three (ii) seven (7)
eight (H) nine (V) and ten (lu) In block forty
(40) In South Kloux Ulty, Joy Place, Ne
braska: Whloh propesty was assessed in the name
of no person and was sold for the tuxes
of the years of lvui to 1V04, lucluslve, to a.
Martin, who Is now the holder of the certi
ficate of purchase thereof; and that after
the expiration of three months from the
date of the service of this notice a tax
deed will be applied for.
Doled this 1st day of July, ltkff.
L). Martin,
Owner and bolder of certificate ot purchase.
By I. P. Martin, nor agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To J. A. Dean, recorded owner:
Yuu are hereby notified that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, held on the Oth day
of November. A. D., by the treasurer of
f Dakota county, Nebraska, tho following do-
i , TO, V, . v , .IK.WU , Wt.WUUI
auartr of section cloven (11) lu towusi
ecnueu real prutwrt, HiiuHwuiubiiucuuiii
northeast
bin
twenty-nine (2W) raisSe seven (7) lu Dakota
county, Nebranka.
Which property was assessed In the name
of J. A. Dean and was sold for the taxes
of the years NMl and 1V04 Inclusive. toO.
Martin, who is now the holder of the cer
tificate of purchase thereof ; and that after
the expiration of three mouths from the
date of the service ot this notice a tax dood
will lie appUsd for.
Dated this 1st day of July, 1907.
V. Martin,
Owner and holderof certificate of purchase.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To The Combination Bridge company, re
corded owner:
You are hereby notified that at a sale of
lands and loU for tuxes, held on the Oth day
of November, A. D.. luoo. by the treasurer ot
Dakota county. Nebraska, the following de
scribed real property, situated In the county
of Dakota, and statu of Nebraska, to-wit:
Lot number ten (10) lu block number
elshty-three (S3) in Oovlngton, Nebraska.
Which property was assessed lu the name
of no person and was wild for the taxes of
the years as follows: Lottsnfor tho years
of lHit to Inclusive, to O. Martin, who
Is now tho holder of the certificate of pur-
!.. tLHfl tltMt kllHI tllM AWIllflL-
tlou of three months from the duto of tho
ervtc of this uotlcu a tax dood wUl be ap
plied for.
Dated this 1st day of July, ltf"7.
O. MARTrn,
Owner and holder of certlllente of purchase.
By 1. P. Martin, bur a rent.
NOTICE OF, TAX DEED.
To Anna P. Oacter. recorded ownor:
You are hereby nottild that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, held ou the Dili day
of November, A. p., litA, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following de-
real property, siiuntua lu me oouuiy
i. ana state oi rteuraska. to-wlti
tuber eight (S) and twelve (12) In
Mock QumUer nlnely-ulno (W)lnOovlugton,
Vaiinuks.
Which property was assessed In the name
of oo person and was sold for the tuxes of
site years as follows: Lot eight for the
refers of 1SV7 to 1W4, Inclusive; and lot twelve
or the years of ISM to )H). inclusive, to O.
Martin. Who ts now tha holder of the oortl-
JWateo purchase thereof : eud that after the
VtRiu' -ui
t j,y. m.
a. Martin.
Owner aud bolder of certificate of purchase.
" By i. f. Martin, hsr agoub
NOticn of Tas Died.
To William 4ordon. trnstee. trnsteeshln
not disclosed In cm ii ty clerk's offllce, Dakota
county. Nebraska, premnnod to lie for HM
en K. Brown, recorded owner, and Oskef
weicn, Kitty Mutton, (4lles Iilvlnsston. and
Uoorire iniiniore, tho prsons In possession;
You nre hereby notllled that nt a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, held on the (Ith dny
Of Novemlier, A. 1)., llA, by the treastirerof
Dakota comity, No brink a. the following- He
S"MIm1 real property, situated In thecounty
Dakota, and stale of Nebi nska. towlt:
Iots nunitM r ten (In) eleven (11) twelve
(12i sixteen (if,) seventeen (17) eighteen (1h)
nlnet.M-st (101 twenty-three ills) l wenty-four
(H4i and twenty-Hvo (25) In block numlier
fifty (.i). In houth bloux .lty, Joy Place, Ne
braska, W Inch property wos assessed In the name
of no person and was sold for the taxes of
the years 1111 to 104, Inclusive, to O Martin,
wno Is now the holder of the certlflcatw of
f" re base thereof; and that after the ex pi rat
on of thre mouths from the date of the ser
vice of this notice a tax deed will be applied
for.
Dated this 1st dny of July, lff7.
O. Mabtiw,
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase
Dy I P Martin, her intent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To William Gordon, trustee, trusteeship
not disclosed In county clerk's otllce, Dako
ta county, Nebraska, presumed to lie for
ltelon K. Brown, recorded owner; and I.
Greene and Jake Ruiimiell, the persons In
possession ;
You aro hereby notified that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, held on tho 6th day
of November, A. D., IKK), by tho treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following
doecrlbed real property, situates! In the
county of Dakota, and state of Nebraska,
to-wit:
Lots fourM) five 16) six i A ten (10) eleven
(111 twolvo 112) thirteen (lit) fourteen (141
Cftoen I IS) sixteen 18) gventeen 4 17 1
twenty-six f2ni twenty-seven 127) and
twenty -eight (2m) In block number forty-one
(41 ) In Mouth Nloux Ulty, Joy Place. Ne
braska. Which property was assessed In the name
of no person and was sold for the taxes of the
years of 1W1 to 1V04, inclusllve. to C. Martin,
who Is now the holder of the certlUcate
of purchase thereof; and that after the ex
piration of three months from the date of
the service of this notice tax deed will be
appllod for.
Dated this 1st day of July, 1907.
O. Mabtiw,
Owner and bolderof certificate of purchase.
liy I. P. Martin, her agent.
Notice of Tax Deed.
To Albert L. Lensen, recorded owner of
lot elKht and Lola M. Hunt, recorded owner
of lot eleven, and Minnie O. Mlddleton, re
corded owner of lot thirty, all in block five
(At In South Sioux City, Nebraska, and I.
Fouts, the person In possession of lots e Ik lit
aud eleven, and Win Ieoiiurd, the portion
In possession of lot thirty ;
You are hereby notified that at a sale ot
lands and loU for taxes, held on the Oth day
of November, A. D. lWJfi, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following de
scribed real property, situated in the coun
ty of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wit:
Lots elKbt (8) eleven (11) and thirty () In
block nve (6) In South Hloux City, Ne
braska. Wuich property was assessed In the
name of no person and was sold for
the taxes of the years as follows: Lot
elgiit for the years of liwu to ltt. Inolaslve,
and lot eleven for the years lMirt and 1SS to
19H, Inclusive, and lot thirty for the year of
ltM to O. Martin, ho Is now the holder of
the certificate of purchase thereof; and
that after the expiration of three months
from the date of .these rvice of this notice
a tax deed will bo applied for.
Dated this 1st day of July, IM.
V. Martin,
Owusr and holder of certificate of purchase.
By 1. P. Martin, her agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To Grant B. Gilbert, recorded owner, and
J. Kouts and W, W. Woodward, the persons
In possession:
You are hereby notlflod that at o sole of
binds and loU for taxes, hold on the Otb day
of Novemlxlr, A. D.. lVfi, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following do
se rl bud real property, sltua'.ed Inthe county
of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wit:
Lot sevun (7) In block number four (4 lu
Bouth Sioux Ulty, Nebraska.
Whloh property was assessed in the name
of no person and was sold for the taxes
of tho rear's of ll'M and 1U Inclusive
to O. Martin, who Is now the bolder ol
tho oertlllcato of purchase thereof;
and that after the expiration of three
months from tho date of the service of thin
notice a tax deed will be applied for.
Dated this 1st day of July, 19U7.
u. Martin,
Owner and holder of cort Ideate of purchase
By I. P. Martin, her agent.
NOTICE OP TAX DEED.
Tq Tealle GrlfToy, recortled owner of lot
one, and Moses Kraba, recorded owner of
lots two, four and Hve, and John Nolhaus,
recorded owner of lot three, all in block
sixty-nine (tW l tn Covington. Nebraska:
You are hereby notllled that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, hold on the 0th day
of Novembsr, A. 1)., 1IMS, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following do
scribed real property, si touted In th county
of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wlt:
Lots one (1) two (2) threo (8 four (4) and
five (6) in block number sixty-nlue- (09 1 lu
Oovlngton, cbrnska.
Whicn property was assessed in tno
name of no person and was sold for the
taxes of tho years as follows; Lot one for
the years of lww to list, inclusive, and lot
two for the vears of 1KHU to Ui"4. Inclusive.
and lot three for the years of 18 to lt4 In
clusive, and lot four for the years of 1U08 to
ll inclusive, and lot live for the years of
ll to to 1U04. inolu-lve, U. Martin, who
is now the bolder of tho certificate of
purchase thereof: and that after the
expiration of threo months from the
date of the service of this notice a tax deed
win be applied for.
Dutou this 1st day ouuiy, imr7.
t). Martin.
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase.
By 1. f. Martin, tier agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To Charles ttverett. recorded owner:
You are hereby notllled that at a sale of
lauds and lots for taxes, held on the Oth day
of November, A. D., lmfS, by the treasurer of
Dakota county. Nebraska, the following do-
sc-rllied real property .situated In tho county
of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wlt:
Lots number nineteen (IV) and twenty (SO)
in block number two (81 lu South Sioux
(Hty, Plmer Place. Nebraska, whloh propor-
asKehseu in tne name 01 110 person and was
ty was sold for the taxes of the years of 111 4
114. Inclusive, to V. Martin, who Is now
the holder of the certificate of purchase
thereof ; and that after the expiration of
three months from the date of tho service
of tuts notice a lax deed will be applied
for.
Divtod this 1st day ot July, 10O7.
U. Martin.
Owner mid holderof certificate of purchase.
liy 1. r. Murtin, her agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DF.KD.
Tn A. A. Irwin, recorded ownor. and tlin
Great Northern Hail road company, the
persons in possession:
You are hereby notified that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, bold on the fllh day
of November, A.D., lD"n, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, tho following du
scrlhcd real property, situated in the county
of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wlt:
lAts live (01 and six (0) In block number
flfty-four(M) In Oovlngton, Nebraska.
Which property was assessed lu tho name
of no person and was sold for tho the tuxes
of the years of ll0 to ltf4. Inclusive, to U.
Martin, Who is now tho holder of the cer
tificate of purchase thereof ; and that after
the expiration of three months from tho
date of the service of this notice a tax deed
will be applied for.
Dated this 1st duy of July, 1U"7.
U. Martin,
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase.
By I. P. Martin, her agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To Anna P. Carter, recorded owner:
You are hereby notllled that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, keld on the
Oth day of November, A. D., 116, by the
treasurer of Dakota county, Nebraska, the
following described real property, situated
in the county of Dukota, and state of Ne
braska, to-wit:
Ixtt ten (1") In block number fifty-three
(f.t) In Covington, Nebraska,
Which property was assessed tn the
name of no person and was sold for
the taxes of t e years of lHWi to lmM, In
elusive, 10 V. Martin; Who Is now the
holder of the ccrtlilcuto of pure bane
thereof: and that ufter the expiration of
threw mouths from the date of the service
of this '110t.ee a tax deed will l applleU for.
Duved this Islday of July, ll"7.
C. Martin,
Owner and holderof certificate of pun-base.
Hy I. 1. Murtin, her aitenl.
NOTICE OK TAX DEED.
To J. A. Deun. recorded owner:
You asv hereby notllled that ut a sole of
I, n. i and lots for taxes, held on the Oth dar
of November, A. D., lwnfi, bv the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following de
sort lied real property, situated In the county
of Dakota, and state of Nebraska, to-wit:
Northeast quarter of the northeast quart
er of section eleven (11) lu townsnlp
tweiity-ulun (HV) In range seven (7) lu Dako
ta county, ioraa.
Which property was assessed In the
nnuiu of J-A, lx iHi and was sold for tho
taxes of the Tf lira of 14 una )v"4. inclusive.
Ltut', Martin, who Is new the holder of its
cerllgcau 01 purcnaan iorwoi; una that
after the expiration of three mouths from
lli Ume of the service of this notisss a
tax deed will be applied fur.
liaied this 1st day ofOnly, l'A-7.
C. Ma arm.
Owner am) holderof eytlflcat of put-ciiv,,.
l'- 1. f. klurar . upi agei.! .
NOTTK OT' TAX DEED.
To Anns Mar Tei-sUing, tscnidsd owner,
ind N. K. Illli en. the jim-sou In possession :
You are heiebr notified tlist St a se'ie ot
lands snd lots tor tsxea, held tn the atsJJi
Isy of November, A. D. 14405. br the trss
prer of Dnknts county, Nehrssks, the fol
lowlaf described resl property, situs ted la
tha omitv of Itakota, and state of Nvbras
ks, Jo-wit:
Lfn ten (101, In block number nine (0), In
Smith Hloux City, Nebrssks.
Which proparty wss assssssxl In the
ami of do person and wss sold for the
Uxsa of the yeors of 1D0O and lism. Inclu
sive, to C. Mrtlu( who Is bow the holder
sf'tbe certlflrsrte of purchsmj thereof; sod
tht after the eiplrstlon of three uinntbs
trosn the dsta of the serrlc of this notice
a tax deed will be spplled for.
Dated this Brst day of July, Pr,
C. MARTIN,
Owner tad 11 older of Certllcsta 0 Pur-
Chsee.
By 1. P. MABT1N. Utr Agent.
NOTICa OF TAX DEB:.
T John C. Blenklren. recarded owner est
lot osve, aa4 Aaron MlddlekAut, recorded
waar of Iota seventeen snd elctite-en, all
to block nlos () In South Rlnux CMy, see
pad addition, Netursska, and Jong Malleus,
In possession lot one, snd Jerry De Kotest,
la Aoaseeslna lota seventeen and eighteen:
Tou ara bercnty notified thst at aral of
lands snd lota for tsies, held on tha sixth
day of Novsmber, A. D. loos, br the frtss
prer of Dskota county, Nebraska, the fol
lowing described r41 property. Shunted la
the county ef Dakota, sod state of Nsurss
ka. to-wlt:
Lout numker 000 (li, eventeea (17) and
eighteen (lHj, la block numJtr ulne O'l, la
feuta Hloux City, sreood addltloa, KeUotV
Waleh property was ssssssed in the
sMsst rf no person sad wss sold for the
ftsee of tht year of Wl te 1004, Inelnstve,
to ,C. Mat tin. who Is now the botdor
c the certificate ef parcfaase tbersof; apd
tkst after the espUratloJi af three nontlia
sTens the date of the service of this notion
Us deed wttl be spoiled tor.
Lsstea uua nrst aay of July, irr.
m-ms a ix.
Certlneata of Pur-
sT VI A ITI
Owner and Ilsade of
MJLBTIN, Bar AgsqX.
NOTICE OF TAX DSEuV
T Joka C BleoUroa, recorded ewoor,
t4 H. O. Dern and Kelson Pllsrtm, toe
persoas tn psessdoc :
Yoa are hereby netlfled thst at a sale of
lands and lota for uxsa, held- eo the sixth
day of Novamber, A. D. 1904, by the treaa
orer of Dskota eooaty, Nsbrssks, ths fol
lewtajr deecxlbed rest property, situated In
the county of Dakota, and state of Nebras
ka, te-wtt:
Lot number two (2). In block number four
M). In South Sioux City Central. Nebraska.
which prsyert7 was assessed In the
nam of do person snd was tola for the
Uxes of the years of 1002 te loot. Inclu
sive, to C. Martin, woo Is now the bolder
of the certificate of purchase thereof; and
that after the expiration of three majiths
from the date of the service of tula notice
a tag deed will be applied for.
Dated this first day of Jul, 1907.
C. MAltTIN
Owner and Holder of Certificate of " tur-
chase.
By I. P. kLABTIN, Her Agent
NOTICE- OF TAJC DEED.
T John C. Bleaklron, recorded ewner of
let one, and Ursrt B. Gilbert, recorded
owner of lot two all la block three. In
Booth Blocs City Central, Nebraska, and
C,D. Bmlley, the person In possession:
Tou ore hereby notified that at a sale of
loads and lota for Usee, held 00 the sixth
lay as November, A, D. 180a, by the tn us
urer of Dakota oounty, Nebraska, the fol
lowing described real property, situated la
the county ef Dakota, and state ef Nebiee
ksu to-wit:
Lota number one (1). and two (23u in Mooh
Bumber three 0, ta Boath BlouxMtr Cen
tral, Nebraska.
Which pfnperty was ass eased In the
aame ef no person and was sold for the
taxea of the Jeara of Wu4 to ism, inelu
sIt, to C. Martlu, who la now the holder
of tha certificate of purchase thereof; snd
that aUer the expiration of three moo ths
from ths date of the service of this notice
a tax deed will be applied for.
Dated this first day of July, 1907.
- C. MAKTJN.
Owner and Holder of Certificate of Pur
chase. By 1. P. MAHT1N, Her Agent.
NOTICE OF" TAX DEEP.
Te John Wollaren, recorded owner of lot
fifteen, snd John C. Blenklron, recorded
owner of lot sevnceti. ail In block six 01),
in Sooth Bloux City, Nebraska, and Martlu
Banker, the pareoa In posses si 00:
You are hereby notified that at a sale of
lands and lots for tasea, held on the "sixth
day ef November, A. D. 1D06, by tha treas
urer of Dakota oounty, Nebraska, the foV
lowing described real property, situated In
the county of Dakota, and state of Kebrsa
ka, to-wits
Lots number fifteen (15), and seventeen
(17), In block number adx (), in South Bloux
City. Nebraska.
Which property was assessed la the
name of no person aad wss sold for the
tames of the years as follows: Lot fifteen,
for the rears of 1HH6 to 11)04, Inclusive, snd
let seventeen for the years of 1000 and
102 to 1001, Inclusive, to C. Martin who is
now the holder of tha certificate of pur
chase thereof; and that after the expiration
of three mouths from the date of tha
lee of this notice a tax deed will be applied
Dated this first day of July, 1907.
C. MARTIN
Owner and Bolder of Certificate of Pur-
cns.se.
By I. P. MARTIN, Her Agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To J. M. Wlllett, recorded owner of lot
five, sad Jerelnlsh Shade, reeordud ownor
of Iota seven and eight, all In block eight.
m Doutn oioux my, nrst aaaition, Neliras-
Ka, ana a. 11. cowrier, ths person in pos
session of lot 5. snd G. W. Warner, in Ana.
session of lota seven end eight:
zou are nereuy notineu that at a sale ef
lands and lots for taxes, held on ih aioii
day of November, A. D. idCa, by the tr-ss-
utwt ox uummm coontr, Aeoraska, the f -low
tog described real property, situs ted ...
the county of Dakota, and state of Nebras
ka, to-wlt:
Lota number five (5), seven (7), and eight
(8). In block eight (8), In Bouth Bloux City,
first addition, Nebraska.
Wklch property was assessed In the
name of no person and wss sold for tha
taxes ef the years aa follows: Lot five for
tne year uiut, ana lots seven and eight for
the rears ef 11)02 to 1904. Inclusive,
to C. Martin, who Is now the holder
of the certificate of purchase thereof; snd
that after the expiration of three mouths
from the date of the service of this notice
a tsx deed will be applied for.
Dated tola first da of July, 1907.
C. VI ART IN,
Owner and Holder ef Certificate of iur-
$yT P. MABTIN, Her Aeat.
NOTICE OS" TAX DEED.
To B. C. Palmer, recorded owner of lots
sixteen and seventeen, and John C. lilenk
Iron, recorded owner of lot etfftireen, and
Oeorre C Meabold, recorded owner of let
twenty-three, all In block five. In Vu;U
Bloux City, first addition, and Ross Byerley
snd Win. Mitchell, the persons In posses
sion: You are hereby ootlfWd that ax a aale of
landa and lota for taxes, bold 00 the sixth
day of November, A. D. lSoA, hy ths treas
urer of Dskota county, Nebraska, the fol
lowing described reel property, situated in
the connty of Dakota, and state of Ncbrss
ks. to-wlt:
Lots number sixteen U6), seventeen (17)
and eighteen (IS), snd twenty-three tlil). la
block number five (6), la Boutk Bloux Cits,
first sddlton, Nebraska.
Which property was Bsaeesed In tha
name of uo person and wss sold for the
tsxes of the years as follows: Lots sixteen,
seventeen snd eighteen for the years of liXG
to lis i. Inclusive, snd lo twenty-three for
the years of luol to 1004, Inclusive, to C.
Martin, who Is now bolder of the certified Is
of purchase thereof; aud thst after the eg-
Blratlon of three numbs from the date uf
is servbe uf this notice a tax dotal will
be applied for.
Dated this first day of July, 1007.
C. MA-HT1N,
Owner aud Holder of Certificate of I'ur
chase. ly,i. P. MA It TIN, Her Agett.
NOTICE Or TAX DKED.
To Ether A. ilardxu, recis-dsd owner isf
lots two, three sud fixir, snd Jacob Liken
berrv. reorled owner of lot eleven, snd
II. fteuisrr recorded o uer of lot twelve
sll In block tlx. In Komh Hloux City, Ptti
nier Iluce, Nelsrasks:
You ure heretiy notified thst st a aale of
lands sod lots fur Uin. held on the sixth
day of November, A. D. lkX, by the treas
urer of Dskota county. Nebrasks, the fol
lowing a8irlhed resl syoiierty, attttated- la
ihe county of Dakota, and state of Neb r sa
il, to-wlt:
lots sumber two 12), three (S), four 4i,
eleven (l'l snd twelve (U). In block nuuv
ber sis (tl). In South Siotls City, I'slintr
Pisco, Nebraska.
Whie rtHM-ty was sseessed In Us
Basse jrf ro pvrson and was sold for tha
taxes oi the yesrs as follows: Lota tw sad
thsee tdsr tke yrsrs of 1KS te 1U04. BQk
slve, s,4 tot four for the yesrs of 19O0 tw
llsM, laislve, uud lot eleven for the years
ef purrhsse thereof; and tost after the ex-
flratltHi nt tkrec months from the dsts of
be seivlce if this notuve a tax "wed will
bo rp;'id fr.
D.ectl III f.:tft d iy ef .'sir. 1907.
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OR MONEY REFUNDED.
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