W)t cmt - Wrtirtu Evilnmc.
Ira L. Bake, Editor and Publisher
SUUSCniPTlON ItATUS!
One Year c.uli In atlvanro SI 5m
Six MonthH cah In advance' OS cents
Entcrel at North Platte. N'ubraka. I'oitof
lice a Hocoiid clasa mailer.
FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1901
Aorgan's Service Come High.
It in now said tli.it the reason
for the postponement of the bcel
merger was the demand on the
part of J. Picrpont Morgan for a
commission of $10,000,000 for
carrying the deal through and
marketing the bonds and collect
ing in the 5100.000,000 that would
be needed to finance the new
company. The packing l:tuse
folks thought this was too big a
shave and postponed operations
until more satisfactory arrange
ments could be made. This talc
is interesting enough, and may
have some foundation in fact. It
is more likely, however, that the
merger was postponed on ac
count of the growing scarcity of
bank credit on Wall street and
not- for any other reason. It is
not a propitious time just now to
print new securities. 1 The
market has taken on all the paper
it can digest for some time to
come.
TheTiuiU Op:n Barrels.
It ia significant that the demo
cratic campaign committee in
New York and nlso In Massachu
setts have more money to spend
tbis year than they have had
since 1892. The Springfield Re
jpubllcan hears that the "rural
committeemen are Icing told
that they can have nil the money
they ask for, within reason."
The cause for this unusual and
comfortable condition is not far
to seek. The attitude of Presi
dent Roosevelt on the trust ques
tion nnd the railroad merger is
considered a sufficient explana
tion in the region where the cash
was raised. State Journal,
Women Mas the Worst of It.
Commcntinir on Governor
Savage's assertion that more
lives arc lost in the kitchen than
on the field of battle, the Omaha
News perpetrates a joke on the
unfortunate young, husband as a
victim of the young wile's first
biscuit. But how about the other
side of it? How many women
have lost their lives in the
kitchen in the hopeless effort to
stay the fickle ravenings of their
husbands and their husband's
sons hired men? As between
the women in the kitchen and the
men in battle the woman evident
ly has the worst of it. Kearney
Hub.
Capital ought always to be
treated justly and fairly. Cor
porations should be granted the
same rights as individuals. The
country cannot get along without
them. But the people througl:
their government, should rule
the corporations, and the combi
nations of corporations, and com
monly known as trusts, and not
the trusts and the corporations
the people. The present dilem
ma in Pennsylvania lias, or
ought to have, given the people
an object lesson. That lesson is
that there must be grcnter re
strictions of corporations, by
legislation legislation haliona
and stale. Such legislation
should be carefully framed.
should not be undertaken with
any other idea than orderly, fair
regulation. It ought to be
formed with the idea of dealing
righteously with organized labor
no well as organized capital.
Grand Island Independent.
America's Tamous Cenutles
look wjtli horror on Skin Eruptions
BIotoliOB. fcjjrefl, I'iinplos. Tlioy don
havo them, nor will any nno. who uses
ut:r.len'n Arnica enivo. UKiariuos iiiq
face. Eozenvt or Gnlt lthmim vnnish
before It, It uurB two lips, olmppad
hands, olillblalos. Infallible for riles
2jo ut A. P. Btroltz'a Dru;j Store.
11 11
Deal With Fusionists to Defeat
Republican Candidate.
WOULD LET DOWN ALL THE BAFU
Present Liberal Laws Their Rea'l
Ambition Is to, Domlnato Politic
Affairs of the State.
Lincoln, Oct. 13. Thcro Is substan
llat, ovidcncc at hand to show thai
tho fusionists havo entered Into a dca.
With tho liquor Interests to accom
pllsu the defeat of J. II. Mickey, Hit
Republican candidate for governor
Mr. Mickey Is charged with tho tor
rlblo offeneo of being a temperanct
man and tho saloon element regardi
this os Biiniclcnt cause to marsha.
their forces against him.
Tho pcoplo of Nebraska placed on
tho statute books a law that ropro-
sents a compromise with tho llquoi I
ure as moat people prefer, and. if any
thine. It cranto liberties to tho llquoi
dealers largely In oxcosa of tho o
pressed wishes of a largo majority ol
tho doctors of Nobraska. Mr. Mickey
otcd for that law, honco ho cannol
bo charged with entertaining Intern'
porato hostility to tho llqupr trafllc.
But this docs not scorn to satisfy
the saloon clomcnt. They want all
tho bars that protect tho homo nd so'
tho bars tnai protect tno noma onu no-
ciety thrown down for thorn. They
are not satisfied with trafflcklnc In
tho vllo liquids that steal away the
brains and dobaucti tho consclonco of'
their follow-man, but they want to
tramc In politics ond domlnato tho po-
lltlcal nffalrs of tho stato.
Tho manhood of Nebraska, will not
consent to any such Bovorolgnty
Thcro nro thousands of tomperanco
men who havo opposod prohibition do-
cause they doubtcu or lis omcacy who
will not hazard tnoriBK in mo eveni mo
saloon tinuortaitos organized anu con-
certod warfare against tho prlnclplo
of temporanco. A saloonkocpor has
tho samo right that any other votor
1ms to voto for whom ho pleases, but
vhon an organization composed o( sa-
loonkecpcrs roproBcnting ovory pollb
ical faith unites to dofoat tho candi-
dato of a party, Individuality is otln-
gulshed and tho aspect changes.
When this Is done tho quostlon Is at
onco rnlscd of tho rights or tnc dusi-
ncas represented and tho subject
ohould bo dealt wit,h accordingly.
Tho liquor Intorests aro playing
with dynamlto whon they undcrtakd
tho subversion of public sontlmont.
No lino of buslnoss that obtains Us
right to exist through tho cootl oIIIccb
or popular suiiranco is exempt irom
pnml irn illRrlnllnn when tnrtlBL bovonul
thn hotintlB of nronrloiy. Those best
Informed on tho sent mont of tho pec-1
plo of Nebraska aro woll awaro thnt
tho onactincnt pf prohlbltlvo Icglsla'
tlon has been stayed only by liorcu
lean bfforts on tho part ot tho nppoul
tlon. It would roqulro but llttlo an
tnKonlcm on tho part of tho saloon
olomont to klndlo an opposition and
hostility that would not abato or bo
nnnoaBod until ovorv saloon In tho
ntnto was closed. In sentiment, No-
brnska Is a temporanco stato. with a
notnnt tnnilnnev toward nrohlbltlon.
and nothing Is tetter calculated to
focuH this opposition on tho saloon
th?n for tho saloon olomont to under-
take by concortod action to control
:: '.. : . . . .. . : , i
tlio political maeninery or tno stato.
Mr. Mlckoy onjoys tho distinction of
Tiolng a fair-minded man and tho at-
tompt or tho liquor dealers to flor.iat
lilm morolv bepnunn hn nlintnltiR from I
tho ubo of Intoxicants, will, If pursued
to tlio ond, bring down upon them a
storm from whoso withering blasts
Nobraska will nfford no shoUer.
WANTON EXTRAVAQANCE.
Compare That Record of tho Fusion
lots With Present Administration.
Thoso who aro Interostod in thu wel
fare ot thoso who by misfortune havu
Imrvimn Inmnrnn nf thf. atntn Inatltn.
tlons and thoso who bollovo that theso
institutions should, bo honestly and
oconomicauv conducted navo ovorv
. . . . '
mnson ror supporting tno nopuuiicnn
tlio rusitm ticKot.
- .
Everybody romombors tho list fu.
nlon administration as nn adminlstra-
Inn of isitrftvaiftiico. illahnrmnnv and
Bcnnatti
Tho record's show that It squandered
tho fundB and contracted dobts In ox.
coss or tno appropriations to tno ox-
tent of $149,000.
In rogard to disharmony tho nows
pnpors of both parties bear abundant
ovldcnco ot an unceaBlng wranglo over
upollB. Thcro was not an Inctltutlon
that was not torn up nil tho tlmo by
in.erneCno warfare with spoliation , a.
tho bono of contontlon. This resulted
n poor nnd oxponslvo manngomont,
n n waste o property nmi money an i
n tho unfortunato Inmates holng sad-
ly neglected.
In regard to scandal, tho facts aro
otlll frosh in tho realm of public opln-
ton. Open . and direct charges were
mutio in tno puonc prints ot uisuon-
eatv Noarlv ovorv atsin lnHiltniinn
vl inni !i ! ?,m r im!li
wan Included In tho bill of Impeach-
lui'lir. Morn n minprllitmulniit ivni
incut. Here n superintendent wns
charged with dissipating tho funds
und thuro with omboldoncd thievery. It
was so apparent thnt no ono attempt
ed to dony tho chargo nnd It wns no
widespread and general that it on
Krosscd tho ontlro stato adminlstra.
tlon and tho only way It could have
ovon BuppniBsoa wao oy tno appoint-
nioni oi a receiver. .
When an udmlnlatratlon spends all
tno money uppropriateu uy tno logis-
laturo end $149,000 bosIdoB. as was
uuhv uj uiu juji lueiuu uuuiiuiuiruitui;,
I Ihcro la Just onn of lr.'o things re
, cponslblo for It 'Vnnton extravagance
or wholesale dishonesty. An a rnattci
oi rati tuo oviucncc snows notn.
Tho Incumbent Republican adminis
tration stands without a mark of dl
honesty or oxtravaganco against I
Thcro havo been no quarrels ovci
spoils and no scandals In tho stato
Institutions. The very best men to
bo found In the Republican party
wore placed In charge of these Instltit-
making appointments. This has re
sulted In tho Inmates being well
itcd and In tho Institutions being
well mnnagod. Tho Institutions were
cr In the history of the stato of
ficered by a hotter class of superin
tendents. Every ono of them was
chosen because of special fltnes
Every ono of thoni has established n
record for honesty, economy and offl-
their pralso of tho offlccrB in charge
It' means a great deal to tho state
whothor tho stato Institutions aro well
managed. An Increase of I per cent
per capita per day to tho average
m, m too tHvIal tfj
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r ... - ,
crcaso at the Hastings asylum means
a loss to tho state of S8 ner day.
There aro over 3,000 Inmates In the
various Institutions of tho state. An
Increase of ti cents per capita per day
would mean a I03S to the stato of over
$58,000 In a yoar.
It was by watching theso scorning
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L'j" Viji" L npUb,,cnnfl
mndo a ,ars
Dare Any Farmer Say Ho Has Not
Prospered?
with all tho talk and clamor about
oppressive trusts, tho fact romalns
that tho pcoplo of Nebraska, generally
aro more. prosperous nnd aro making
mc - ro money than ever boforo. Owing
to tho high prlco of farm and meat
products, tho farmors and Btock grow.
erB of Nebraska will rocoivo 50 ner
cont moro for thojr surplus products
this year than they did In 180G.
Everything that is grown on tho
farm has gono up In prlco and haB In-
creased In purchasing capacity. A
f0w hogs will sell Tor enough to build
n good barn and a fow moro will bring
enough to build a house. An ordinary
hog will bring $30 and an ordinary
Btoer, $G0 to 583. In 183G pork was
33,75 Dcr hundred nnd hoof eattlo 81.
or about 40 per cont loss than now.
corn hop gono up. wheat has gono up
nnd Interest rates havo fallen,
Tho crop this yoar will sell for $20..
000.000 moro than It would at tho clmo
,0f tho Clovelnnd administration. Tho
merchant, tho fnrmor. tho laborer, the
professional man everybody Is more
prosperous than ovor before Do you
want a chanso?
A Romarkabb Cpectacle.
" l" )"aomsiB ovonooKOU any.
lnK uurlng tho Poyntcr adminlstra.
tlon It wns bocauso It was Invisible
to oyos that wcro keen and boyoml
reach or appetites that woro raven
ous.
In ono of tho congressional districts
ono of their numbor was elected to
congress. 116 colobratod tho event by
moving his family Into a state Insti-
wwm umi nappeneu 10 oo locatoa
' 'Hstrlct. When ho went to
Washington his family romalncd at
tho institution nnd was kept nt tho
8lat0'B oxpenso during his term. When
ho returned from congress, ho mado
",B ,l0I at l"o institution with hla
r-i..-n.. .
4 """";'" i"".iuU1. u,
an 1,10 very romarkablo spectacle
Wfta prosontcd of a member ot con.
,UBn u-''k ii"tu iru.u u. bimo msti-
tutlon. This story is recited merely
t0 Ulustrato to what extent tho fusion-
,8tQ white they woro In power foraged
on tho taxpayers.
Fowler'a Record Besoming Famous,
Thn vnrnru nt Nnhrnnbn mn.io
wIbo cholco when thoy elected Prof.
W. If. Pnwlnr nnnnrlntnn.lnnt f t,
... ... . ..,.w V""-
He Instruction. Prof. Kowlcr Is one of
tho most thorough school men In tho
oiaio. tto nns oxorcisou a Keen inter-
est In achool work for many years,
1"1 1lnco ho haB l,con nt tho hoatl ot
f depar tnient of pubHc instruction
-v "v,u,v miuntv ui
I mn In Ihn n,l.,A.lln,..l 1.1...... x
"?niDUl. "
braaka. It Is admitted by those Inter-
i nni nri ti nniinnfinn m aaM v.a
... uv...lu duuu uvur mui
",:""U,B "uu "iauo pioniua prog-
r0D3 "nar n18 direction. Ho Is do.
voted to tho work nnd allows no oppor
tunlty to Improvo tho systom of In-
l"cuon lo cscaponira. '
Diot of p)uo Tobacco for Infants.
Ti10 bill of faro at tho Homo nf i,
irionuicB8 during tho Inst fusion nd
ministration must havo been ono dls
tlngulshcd principally for variety,
Tho nonulntlnn nf thnt lnoHiHn
conalBtb or homolosa children, but dur-
tUK tho fusion administration i.iiu
weViendSnfornSo8e:of P!!,
tohnrm ami wni-nn inn,u nt ,m n,2
am, tobacco Is a rather strango diet
for mUo chnaren. but then that ad-
ministration ts noted for alt sorts of
Innovations. At Deatrlco It bought
hnrnnasoa for thn intimtnn nn,i m m.
Rni.iinrV iinmo nt Miirr,r.t whm,, ,
Innmtc8 wcro Bt tUst tlmo "
iioucht rlhhonB laroi nnd firnnv unrt.f.
""Bni riuuons, inccs ana rnncy undc
woar HOvlBO(1' adopted nnd designed
for tho opposite sox.
Repudiation of Bryan.
A cold! Republican delegation to
congioss will bo n notlco to tho whole
country that Nobraska has been Tor-
hv'iir nnil iinonmlltlnnnllv illvvtromt
Irom doctrines that bocot ItulnntHni
depression nnd unatable currency. No-
uruBtm hub enjayea oxcoptionai proa-
pority nuu tno moro tno world at lanco
Is Iraprosscd with tho understanding
tnui iNeurasica repuaiatos ami nits no
sympathy with Bryanlsm, tho greater
I " uu iuu uv-qidu ui iirutauiiiy,
NOTICE OF TAX SALE.
Continued from Pago 0.
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no JW ft KM
nw 29 4 81
W 29 3 30
so 79 3 SOT
It 1 31 1 12
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pl sw no SO 2 00
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It 1 110 1 39
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PROFESSIONAL OARDS
II. DAVIS,
ATI U KNE1 -AT-LAW.
NORTH PLATTE,, . - NEBRASKA
Orndy Block Rooms 14 2,
k E. ROCIIE,
ATTORNEY-AT-UAW,
IIinman Block, Dhwey Streiit,
North Pi'.ttk, Nkhrabka.
II.
E. McOAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
rmoiwnn au nuimm
Office over Huffman-s Millinery
North Plattk. Nr.n
Storo
F.RRA8KA
c.
V. BEDELL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offices: North Plutta National Bank
Building, North Platte, NeD.
H.
S. RIDGELY,
ATTORNEY.AT.LAW.
Office McDonald Block. Dewey street.
NORTH PLiATTE, - NKUKA8KA
V. DENNIS, M. D.,
IIOMOEOPATIIIST,
iWar Tint National Bank.
NORTH PLATTE, . . NEBRASKA,
JJR. U. B. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office over -Post Office.
Telephone 115.
North Platto, ... Nebraska
T.
O. PATTERSON,
I HTTQRNBY'HT-LHilt.
OUloe over Yellow Front Shoo Store
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
J. S. Hoaoland. V, V. Hoaolanq
Hoatrland Sc Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS nnd COUNSELLORS
Got. Til PLATTK. NKIlUAHKA
D
R. J. P. SHITE.
DENTIST.
All Branched ot Den-
tlatrr aclentlllcally
dune. NltrouH Oxlil
Gaa admlnlatered.'W
I'cnnaylranla College
ni jjeniai aiirncry
Offlcc over Wilcox l5ept
store, 'i'lione ui.
Logal Notice.
3201.
Tho Defendants, Mary E. Look
wod, Lockwood,her husband, flret real
inuuio unuuowu, uuu xviuuuru jvuo.
ron nnmo unkD0Wn will take notice
th(lt on tho 21 ony ,;t September, 1002,
th0 pliilntiH, the Ckunty of Lincoln, a
corporation, uieu its poiuion in tno dis
trlot court of Lincoln- county, Nebraska
tho object and prayer of which is to
forooloBo cortaln tax , liens, duly asBOBSod
by snld pin , in tin agnlnBt east halt of west
north of rnnne 29, west ot Sixth princi
I nni moriciuin, nounmnii. ior tne year
n J"e u n .Xr '"iSK
.lou? ",u "' "l iur uiu your iow
I in Ihfiinm nr ft'm tnr thn vnnr HM1 in
Blim nf anu tnr th'v.ir mm in
tho Bum of 14.71, iitnountlnp; m thototni
aunt of KW.21. with interest on tlio sum
of 32 10 at tho rate of ton per oint per
?JK,umlTltih? et?ny .SoPt?mbor-
IDg. J of Jh '.nd unpaid.
. . , ,:- . ...
Ul BllIU HI -IUU UUU It BIIIO Ul B1IIU 1IIUIU
Ibos. You nd enoh of you-defendants
nro r0quirel to anawor said petition on
- m m . a .-... -
1 0r ueroro Monday, tho uuu aoy or iNo
vomoor, uvj.
rma county op Lincoln.
(A Corporation.)
Tty II. 8. RIDOELY. Its Attornoy.
Leifftl Notice.
3185.
Tho dofondants. Allco M. Davis.
Davis, nor husband. 11 ret real nnmo un
known, and Richard Roo, real namo un
known, will take notice that on the
hid day ot Sont. 10012. tho plmnlllf.
T,he. S?un,.?f L.,nMln,,.n. IP01""1'0";
lllwl its petition in tho dlstnot court of
gj LSoSSS
" 'A- 1W,V. ,.8tt ..tr;
plnintllT aaninBt west halt of nokheaBt
quarter and east half northwest quarter
eotion30,ln township 14, north of range
-8, weBt of Sixth princlpnl meridmn, No-
brnflka. for tho year 1891 in tho sum
of ei8.02; for tho year 1805 in the Bum of
g a
7r..T' :
1531, for tbo year 1808 in the sum of
0.7C, for tho year 1809 In the sum of
521 for tho year 1000 In tho sum of
.. ,i . ' nn. . . .
It 117 fnr thn vnnr 10(11 In thn mini nf " ift
nmonntlne In the total sum of 00.75: with
interest on tho Bum of $04.29 nt tho rnto
lot ton per cent per annum from tho 1st
day of Sept., 1902, all of which is du
and unpaid.
t'ininuii prnys a ueoroo or roreoiOBtiro
,,uu "uu " BUlu ol BU,U vrom
ynll llrlIi nnni. nf vnl, fiBfndnntfl nrn
ronnlroil to nnawnma Id nntltion nnorhn,
fore Mondny. tho 24th day ot Novomber,
iwi.
A&r irtlon
. Ttw IT Q Pt.lr.law iu Aiinmnv
Stovfe Pipe
Enamel-
A 25 cent can will put
a beautiful gloss on old
pipes, stoves and all iron
work,
North Platte Pharmacy
AGENTS FOR
Heath & Milligan Paints.
Legal IJotico.
3100.
Tlio Defendants R. A. Forsytho,
Aunn Forsytho, Concordia Loan und
Trust Uomimuy, nnd Ittcharu J(oa, real
namo unknown, will tuko notice that on
tho 2d day of Sept, 1002, tho plain-,
tin. tho Uounty of Lincoln, a corpora
tion, Mod its petition In tho district
courtof Lincoln county, Nebniskn, Mm
object and prayer of which Is to foreclose
certain tax liens, duly nRsed by snid
plaintiff ngninst tho north half of south
east quarierfiectloo 'Ml, tovvnohip 10,north
of rangoft), woHt of Sixth principal nior-
lulnn. isobraoltn, for the year ta'M in tho
sum of 80.72: for tho yoar 1897 in the
Bum of fi.12; for the year 1808 in the
sum of 2.80; for tho yonr 1800 in the
stun of 2 37; for tho yonr 1900 in thdmnn
of 1.81; for tho year 1901 in tho sum
of 1.18; amounting in the total Bum of
20.03; with interest on tho num of 1373
nt tho rnto of ton per c-ut per annum
from tho llrot day of Sept., 1902, all
t which is duo and unpaid.
i.'inl;tlli prays n aeoroo ot foreolosuro
or said tax lien and 11 snlo of sold nretn
isos. lou nnd onoh or you defenuantB
nro requirod to answer pnlil netltlMn on
or before Mond ty, tho 21th day of No
vember. 1UIU.
THE COUNTT OR LINCOLN.
(A Cornoratlon.)
Ily It. n. niDQELY. Its Attorney.
CONTfRT NOTIOR.
United Rtttes Lanil Office.
Kortb l'lfttte. Neb.. Hei.t. R. 1002,
AtnfnclcDt contest RfflditvlthikTlnir been flloil In
this ntltce by Albrt II. Crawford, cnnteatnnt,
Rirnloitt humonteHd entrr No Will rad Jnnnarr
li, iwz, (or li ono UJ ot Htriion 1'.. rnvrrmuip
1'!, ItmiKO 2H W, by Liaon I.sjrtna cotlteatee. In
which It la atlmed Hint Dtm Lnitoii Iiim nercr
eatublUhud rvAldenco or rlded upon Kntd Innd
flnco th rito of entrr. there In no houaenrlm-
irnvemnts udoii tlio land but Iim been whollr
nbtailoiied nnd Bald deti-otn exlut to thin date;
Hint f no Iik8 not boon in tho employ or trio Unl
led Htntcn nrrnj, nary or murine onrpH durlotr
ald abandonment, aald partlea are hereby notl-
nun to appear, roipono ana oner evioenco ioucq
Ina raid allcimtlon nt II) o'clock n. ra.onNo
omber Stn. lvai. berore Hie Ilesltlor and ICnceiv-
nr nt the United Htnten Land Olllce In North
I'lattc, Nebraska, The anld conteHtant havlnr In
n nruper atUdarlt riled Rontembor Silt. 1H0".'. ret
foitli facta which flinw thut nftcr duo illllKenco
leronal iertlce of Hili notice oannot be made It
barcby oruored and dlrecto I that aald notice- be
glvi'u ny duo and prntier pnuiirailnn.
avo uco. e. raxncit, KCRistor.
Local Notice.
3203.
Tho
Defendants, D. S. Woolt Mrs,
D
a. wood, in wlte, ll rat real namo
uuknowu. and Richard Roo. renl nnmo
unknown, will tulto notii-o that on tho
2d day of Sept., 1902, tho plnintilf, the
Uounty ot Ijlncoln, n corporation, llled
itB petition in the district court of Lin
coln oiunty, Nebraska, the object nnd
prayer or which is to lorecloeo certain
tax lions, duly assessed by said plaintiff
nRalnut tho northeast quarter, of
seotion 28, in township 9, north ot
rnngo w, wobi ot 01x111 princi
pal meridian. Nebrnnka. for tho year
1897 in tho sum or 9Vl.oo, for the year
iua in ttieoum or8.4,ror Iho yonr 18'JU
n tho sum of 0.9, for tho yonr 1900 in
tho sum of 3 47, for tho year 1901 in
tho Bum of 3.07, amounting in the total
Bum of 31.39. with intereBt on the sum
of 20,14 nt tho rato ot ton per cent per
annum irom the let day of Sept., 19012,
all ot which i&duo nnd unnald.
PlnintllT prays 11 decree ot foreclosure
of said tax lion and n biiIo ot snid prem
ises. You nnd each of you defendants
are required to answer said potitlon on
or beroro Monday, the 24th day of Jvo
vomoor, iuitj.
THIS UUUNT1 OF UINCOLiN,
A C'lrporntion.
By. II. S. Ridtrley, its Atty.
Legal Notlco.
2139.
Tho dofondrtn,s Cyrus Strntton, nd
ministrator to tho estate of Jost-ph W
Stratton, deceappd, nnd the unknown
hoirsot Joseph w. Strntton, tlocensetl
whose real names nnd places ot retdonce
aro unknown to tho plnintllT, will tnlto
notlco thnt, on thu 4th nay ot IS'ov
1901, the plnintilf The County of
Lincoln, a corporation, llled its petition
In tho ulatriut court ot ljincoln county
Nebraska, tho object mid prayer ot which
are to forecloso cortnin tax liens, duly
asBOPRod by said pluintiiT ngninst the
6ouiuwi'8i qunnor ot Beuuon m.
townshin 13. north ot rnnce 33, west ot
sixth nrlnuinnl morldinn. NouritBKn, 101
the year 1S90 in thoBumot5I4.10iforthe
o ir lbUT in tho biiiu ot 10 w, for in yoni
1898 In tho Bum of 9.37; for tho yent
189U In tho rum ot 4.57; for tbo year lixx
in the sum of 3.21: umountlng in th
total sum of 8IC.77; with interest, on
tho sum ot S35G2, nt tho rato ot ten
nor cont ner annum from thetlrstdn
of Sept., 1901 all of which is duo and
unpnid.
Plaintiff nrnvs n decree ot forcolostire
of onld tux lieu and a sale ot snlu prom
. 1. . .
Iscr.
You and eaoli of you defendants are
required to answer enul petition on 01
before Monday tho :21th nay of No
votnbor, 1902.
THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
A Corpormlon.)
Tlv IT, B. TtTDOnT.T. Itw Attorney.
LEGAL. NOTICI3.
311W.
Th Pofonilnnl". Qoo, 1,. Tolon anil Job
Jellrlba tlniuleadail Willi Wl lain O. An
ilnrum. t at frill lallK nntlca Ihi.l nn tl,
iiar nr Kept., ivu., nt piamtin, 1110 county o
unwiin, a oorHrauuui uimi 11a iminu in II11
Ulttiict Court of Lincoln enuDlr. Nbra.V. 1I1
atiloct anil nrarer Of which It to farwelruM rrlli
tax liotu. liiily nanas'iMl bj Hid ilalntltT analDit
ino nonnaaai ruiaru'r m rvounn z, in tnwnntilp U,
north of ranKO ill, wet of sljtli nrlncliial mur
lillan, Ntliranka, fnr tlio year 1MU In the
um ot $11 12. for thn ycr IbDi lu Iho auiu
nf U.ll. fur the roar lMkl. In thn um m
H.rp, fcrthajaar 1897, lu toe turn ot 0.01, for
the year 1S08 In Iho turu of fl.W, for the year I8M1
lu tht(umof U.C'J, for tho jrenr lWlOln the uiu
or a,3l. jor lue year iwi m the imui of z.vi
amnulltlDU In tho total auill nf IIH 1,7 will. In.
turcaton thoaiiin n( 1521 at the rato of too pel
rrnipar auiium irum um 111 nay 01 Heplctnuor
100:', all of which la duo ami iininlil '
rinlntltt prays a Uccrco of foreclosure of
mtu tax un ami u saio ot sulci premises
lou ami mien ui yuu ueienaanttt nro rc
nuireu 10 unswor vain iietltlon on or be
tore uoonay, me sun nay nf Noitnlvr, I'r!
Tim count v op Lincoln!
Poposcd (MMwi
The foMowintr Proposed Atmndinint
the Conitilutlon of the State of Ne.
brasU as hereinafter set forth In full, Is
submitted to 'the EIccIom nf lh-
late of Nebraska, to be volctl uDon at
General Election to be hzld Ti
November 4th, A. D. 1902.
Joint Ilosolutiod' proposing to nmond
Section Ono of Artiolo Fifteen, of
tho Conatitution of tho 8tato ot'Ne
braska, rolutivo to tlio muuDor of
submitting and mloptiii nmond
moutB to tho Coudtitutiun of the
Butto of Nebrnslcn.
Be it Iteaolvod nnd Knaotod by tho Lorr-
isiubuiu ui mo oiaio ot iNeurasKa:
Section 1. That Kmitlnn nn r ,ir.
tiolo If'ifieen. of tho UonatittitiiVrtlJir tlm
dtitto of Nebraska, be utuunded 'n road
as touotvs:
Stfotlnn 1. Etthor brnnnli
islature may" propo o nuiendmoots to
thiB Constitution. UUtl if tini n.imnl..
BTOid to by three llftha
elootod to onoli ho-so, hucIi proposed
Minondments sliull be etttorod on tho
Journals, with tho yonn nod nay, and
iiuuiibiiuu ut, r'ubi onco each wook lu at
toast, ono newapapor lu oarh county
whom n novvBDtiUur ia tuilliul,r,l t,
thirty days immedintoly procedinc tho
next oleotron ot Bonutors and roprosen-
uiuvca, b which oieonon tlio same aliall
be BUbtnitted to tlio elector for aimroval
or rejection, and if h mninritv nf ti..
lectors vat 10c at biicIi nlontin., nn
such proponed nmendmont, Briul' voto to
nuopt, Buon umemiment, the bmhio shall
become it part Ot this RunBtitntinn
Whon murethMii ono anunilinnr ia anil.
mittcd ut tho Nimo o'eution, they ehall bo
bo Bubtnitted iih toonnblo tho electors to
vote on oiiou amendment coparntoly.
All ballotB used at stiuh nlprttinn nn
such nmeiidmont or nmepdnients shnll
nino wriuon or pnntoj thoroon tho fol
lowing: For tirOtlU.SOll nniililllmanl Inllu.
CotiHtttution relntini,' to (hero insort tlio
subject pt tho amonilmont.) nnd. URainBt
iirupubou umcntimeiit to tho Uonetitution
relatiDf' to (hero msort tho Bubjectof
tho umendmeat) itnd tho voto of oach
doctor votin on Btioh ninondmout or
amondmentB hIiiiII bo designated by tho
oleotor by making n cross with 11 pun or
pencil in a circle or pquarn to bo placed
nt tbo right ot tho'ljues tlio words "For
or Against" the proposed amendments
11s he ahull dosiro to voto theroon, or by
uuiu'iwuk um proiorouca on u voting
miiohino whon such maohine is in use.
1, GoO. W. Allirsh. BOcrntnrvnf nlnln
of tho Btato of Nobraflkn, do hereby cor-
nijr tuui, um loregoing proposeu amonu
meutlto tho Constitution of tho Stato ot
Nebraska is n truo and corroctconvof
the original onrnllod and engrosned bill,
OS DIlBBOd bV thofvotltV.BAVlinth unaalntl
of tho legielaturo ot the' etnto of Nebrae-
Ka, us uppoars rrom said original bill on
lilo In tins olllue. and thatBiiul Tironnsotl
nmcndmeiit iasubtnittod to tho qualiiled
vowrb oi ino nnuo nr jNoiirasun ior their
adoption or rejection nt tho genornl
election to be hold on Tuoday, tho 4th
dav of Novomber. A. D. 1902.
In tcattmony whereof, I hnvo hereunto
sot my baud and nllixed tho great seal
ot tho Stnto ot Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln this 22d dny o f July
n the year of our Lord Ono 'Piifinnnml
Nino Hundred nnd Two. of tho Indepen
dence of tho United Stntori the Ono
Ilnudred and Twenty-seventh, und of
this Stnto tho Thirty-sixth.
UUU. W. MAKSFI,
seal Secretary of Stato.
Estray 2TotIca.
Tiilrpn lin no nit no ri? 11ltf nn.lA .
" v.i wi iij (Hi uuuui"
signed on his proiuit-os in Urndv. Lin
coln county. Nobraskn, on tho 21th day
ot Sopt., 1902, ono Btoor about ono Jenr
old. color red, branded W on right hip,
uhitn mint, tn r.tpnlm.i.l 't'l,., !..
.. ... ... . 1 w . , iitvuui in
notified to nppenr, provo proporty, pay
chnrgoa and tnko nnimnl away or samo
...in 1 ,.i i.. . -
win ut) uuiu acuoruini; 10 inw.
oio- p. j , WATEnnunv.
Estray Notice.
Taken up ns nn cstrav bv the undnr-
Bigned on his farm near SomerBot, iu
Lincoln Co. , Neb., on nw qr., section 0,
twp. 9, range 31 westG p. m on tbo29th
dny of August, 1902 ono utei-r two
voara old paet, color rod, branded 11 on
leftside ot back ubout half wav botwoon
bip and shoulder. Thu ownor "ia notitied
to appear, prove proporty, pay chnrges
and take said steer away or samo will bo
sold according to law.
Tuko Smith.
T,onl lnflnn
To Ilubort W. (JloaBoa. non-resident
uerenuani:
You nrn liornhv tint Html H.nt nn iUo.
..... -j ' " v . v. . 1 v.. i.w .
lltll (illV llf flntillinr 1'V)' r.lllir.n T
tl - ... II Mil, J.
uleiiBOD, llled it potitlon againat you In
hip uitnriut uourt 01 Lincoln county,
Nebraska, tlio obj'ect nnd prnyor of
whtnll nrn tn nlifnin n ,1 1 .ir,.r trtr itmt
... ....... J V. i
on tho ground that you havo wilfully
nlinnrlnni.il tin. i.lni.itlir !tl,..t
cituso nnd that yon havo wantonly and
urui-ny iiegieuieu to support nnu mnin-
ft ....... 1 1 . iv 1 , 1 1
nuu illinium anu ner cuiitl lur ovor two
yonrs last past, and for tho custody ot
uuil'Il iV, UIOIIFOI!, tno ubuo ot bUlU
marri igo aged four yeare past.
'ftM ftri rAtlkir'ii tt niiomaH tint A tinTI.
1. a. u I VijUII vtl yl IllldltVl nialll l'Vl-
lion on or boforo tho 21th day of No
vomber, 1002.
Lillian I. Glkasox,
By Wilcox & Ualligan, her Attorneys.
nreto;ra?ao4
REmwo
ll-on ui.
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
the BCft,ofMe.
produces tho abovo rcrultn In 30 clayo. It acta
powerfully aud quickly. Ciircu T.litnellotUerafill.
YouDimea will regain tuolr loct rjsuhood.ondold
men will roeovor tliolr youthful vlcor hy using
ItETIVO. It qulelily and ruvoly restores Norrouo
oosa, Lett Vitality, Impotcncy. KlKUtly Eraloalons,
Lost Power, Falling Memory, Wastlctt Ulceacoo.and
til cocta ot tolf abuso orexceiacnd Indiscretion,
which unfits ono tor Btudy, buslnces or tncrrUgo. II
not enly cures by utnrtlra tt tho ccat ot illse3o. bat
laasroat nervotoula omt blond builder, brini
Isif back the pink nlotr to lialo cbeeUssnara
storluj the Dro of youth. It wards oir IjBMlty
aad Ooasumptlon. InalEt on bavlcu IIE l O, no
ether. It can bo carrlod In vest rocket. UT nill,
1.00perri:V-u;e,or elx tor fSO.OO, with a poll
tlT -wrltteu Knarnuteo to enro or roJaad
tbo inonrv. llooit ur.a ndvlso froo. . Addrcn
ROYAL MEDICINE Ctil$$Xl't
Sold by A. F. Strettz, No. Platte.
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