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MAINLY ROUTINE WORK THUS
FAFi ACCOMPLISHED.
INTEREST IN THE REVHED RITUAL
The Compotltlvo Orilltj Cotnmsncod OHO
Ituttullion and Three OivUlous L'at
Throujjli the Luilgo Manual of
Arms The Election of Supreme
Onicors The Finances
of the Order.
KANSAS CmMo. . , Aug24. . This
morning's session of the supreme lodge
of tlie Knights of Pythias was unevent
ful. The routine business under con
sideration but not disposed of yester
day was taken up and consideration
of it resumed. Under the
rule adopted yesterday the lodge
met at'M. \ . Twelve aspirants
for the honors of the supreme lodge
rank were admitted and the rank con
ferred. Chancellor Shaw announced
appointments to fill vacancies on sev
eral of the standing committees and
tlu'ti the supreme lodge pro eede.l to
pending business.
At 11 o'clock the supreme lodge re- ,
tiolved itself into a committee of the
whole to discuss the report of the
committee on rules. At the noon
recess the report was not more
than half completed and at
the afternoon session it was
again taken up. It occupied the
attention of the supreme body all
afternoon to the exclusion of all other
business. It is voluminous , treating
of changes in the existing rules of
interest only to grand lodge juris
dictions.
To-night a special session of the su
preme lodge was held. At this session
an interesting performance took place ,
which can be witnessed only by the
officers of the supreme lodge. An ex
emplification of the new ritual took
place.
Two years ago a committee of five
was appointed to revise the ritual. The
committee is composed of
Chairman D. F. Gledden of Detroit ,
past supreme representative.
E. E. French of Omaha , past su
preme representative.
Walter B. Ritchie of Lima , 0. , su
preme representative.
W. A. Kadcliff of St. Louis , supreme
representative.
II. L. C White of Nashville , Tenn. ,
supreme keeper of records and seal.
Since its appointment eight meetr
ings of the committee have been held ,
and its perfected work was shown for
the first time at Scottish Rite hall to
night. It is said by Pythians that the
committee on revision of the ritual has
performed its work in excellent shape
and that the new ritual will surpass
anything in any society for diction and
effect. It is mainly the work of Wal
ter U. Ritchie , supreme representative
. . .
vice chancellor , the steppingstone to
supreme chancellor of the order for the
world.
The Competitive Drills.
The competitive drills for cash prizes
and trophies opened this morning1 , the
battalion drill taking1 place on the pa
rade ground in front of Major General
Carnahan's headquarters at Camp Shaw
and the division drills at Exposition
ball grounds. One battalion drill
and three division drills were judged
this morning and the programmewill
be resumed at U o'clock to-morrow
morning , the grand review set for this
afternoon preventing any competitive
drills during the rest of the day.
The First Indiana battalion was the
one called this morning , and went
through the battalion drill promptly
and in good form , notwithstanding the
fact that Colonel W. L. Heiskell , who
was in command , "was barely able to
# 0 on the field , as he was suffering
from an attack of syncope before the
call for drill , but insisted on going
& * , * through with the drill , and he did ,
4 * although he was so weak that he could
E scarcely keep his feet , trembled like
an aspen leaf and had several narrow
escapes from falling.
The next battalion drill will com
mence at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning ,
with Major . M. Whitside , Captain
E. B. Fuller and Lieutenant W. J.
Nicholson all of the Seventh cavalry
as inspectors. They will also judge
the maiden drills for the Rialto prize.
There was some delay in the start
ing of the division drills at Exposition
ball park , owing to the illness of Col
onel E. G. Granville. Colonel. J. B.
Hawthorne took his place , however ,
and the first division appeared on
the field at 9:30 , and reported
to the inspectors , who are Captain
George S. Wilson of the Twelfth in
fantry , Lieutenant Frank Eastman of
the Fourteenth infantry and Lieuten
ant Roudiez of the First infantry. The
two former are stationed at Fort
Leavenworth and the latter at
Grand Forks , Dak. Captain .1. T.
Thompson of the Rock Island arsenal
is also here to act as a substitute in
case of illness of any of the oth-r
inspection staff.
The fir t division ailed for drill wab
Terre Haute Is o. 3 of Tcrre Haute. Ind. ,
Captain Alonzo Decldlesiu i in com
mand , Lieutenants R. P. Davis and M.
T. Hidden. They were escorted on
the field by the Newcastle , Ind. ,
Brigade band and went through
the schedule of movements in a little
over thirty minutes. They presented
a decidedly military appearance , and
to the ordinary observer did nJt make
any mistakes.
Red Cross division No. 4 of St. Louis
was the next in order , and they
marched on the field without any
flourish or music , and they.also made
a good impression/bpth the-march- -
ing movements and in the sword exer
cise. Captain XF. Shick wasincpm- ;
mandr- with ; * f. eef eriapd : ! Joseph
'
i -
'tf0 : 4f-'lMitttflle ,
Ky.Captain ; J. W. Recdus in
command , k < Lieutenante , Wg es-
hey
sM
? 2 the
were ilcijtheV m > < le a
i\uvrv a.w > ayy \v w 7iT , < ; ij * not
, ttfey were
fairfyjroda . appearance . . , loot mtromi > nt .
eitper
as perfect m
f
alignment or sword rnanuel as the two
precedingdivisions. . n
Out of the divisions'
forty-three en
tered in the prize drilLcontest for the
encampment honors , there will be
seventeen completejand they will ap
pear for "drill in the following order :
Terre HauteK 3. Xncliana , Terre
llantc , Captain A.C. / . De'ddleston.
lied Cross , 4 , Mibsouri , St. Louis ,
Captain John F. Shick.
Louisville , 1 , Kentucky , Louisville ,
Captain J. W. Eeccius.
New Albany , 5 , Indiana , New Al
bany'Captain H. M. Cooper.
Grand Rapids , o , Michigan , Grand
Rapids , Captain Jame.s IJayne.
Pioneer , 1 , Arkansas , Little Rock ,
Captain 15.V. . IJartlett.
Cystic , 13 , Kansas , Girard , Captain
M. W. Uussell.
Many , 18. Indiana , Indianapolis ,
Captain Charles J. Many.
Erie , 10 , Kansas , Eric , Kansas , Cap-
. .rin C. G. Fletcher.
Logan , 2 > ; Indiana , Logansport ,
Capyiin George S. .Shaofer.
Oglethorpe. 4. Georgia. JJrunswiclc ,
Captain Tobias Newm.in.
Rock City , -13 , Indiana , AVabashCap
tain II. C. Pettit.
Abbott. 12MassachusettsFall River ,
Captain David Fuller.
J. Uarr Glenn , 10 , Wisconsin , Eau
Claire , Captain John Beisang.
Indiana , 50 , Indiana , Indianapolis ,
Captain Ed J. Scott.
Springfield , 21 , Missouri , Springfield ,
Captain J. E. Cockrell.
Excelsior , 43 , Indiana , Indianapolis ,
Captain II. C. Castor.
The Klcctloii of Olliccrs.
To-morrow will be a day of deepest
.moment to officers of the supreme
lodge. A rule of the order requires
the biennial elect * > n of oth'cers to be
held on the third day of its sitting.
In obedience to the requirements of
this rule , the election of oilicers will
occur to-morrow.
Supreme Chan 'lor ' Shaw , who has
ruled the order universal for two years ,
will retire with the honorable title of
past supreme chancellor. He has cap
tured all the honors of the order and
must now content himself with being
a P. S. C. lie will be succeeded by
"William Worth Blackwell of Kentucky ,
now supreme vice chancellor.
For supreme vice chancellor , Walter
E. Richie , of Lima , 0. , supreme repre
sentative from his state , and Eli T.
Blackiner , of San Diego , Cal. , supreme
prelate of the supreme lodge , are can
didates. Well informed Pythians say
that Richie will be chosentc-morrow ,
and that two years hence he will be
come the supreme chancellor.
Supreme Inner Guard M. C. IJark-
well of Wyoming and Supreme Repre
sentative J. II. Lyon of Kansas are
candidates for the office of supreme
master at arm- * , now held by Morrison
of Nevada. The supreme keeper of
records and seal and the supreme
master of exchequer will not be dis
turbed. They will be their own suc
cessors.
Finances of the Order.
Supreme Master of Exchequer S. J.
Willey has prepared for the consider
ation of the supreme lodge a report
showing the financial condition of the
order. It gives the following table of
comparisons showing the conservative
management of supreme lodge
finances.
Balance on hand April 1 , ISbS.5,737.43
Balance o . hand April 1 , 1SSJ. . 18.897.HO
Balance o i haiui April I , ! > 'JU. . 27,79. > .63
Balance on hand April 1 , 1VJI5,81. . l.UJ
Balance 0:1 nand April i. .892. . oS,191.00
Balance on h ir.d July 1. K)3. ) . . 72 , 2 > .33
Of which amount there ure in
vested . t 4 per cent , suhject to
thirty da\V call " 0,00 > .0) )
Cash in hands of S. M. of E 2.826.33
The Next Kmcainpment.
Ever } ' man who wears a Louisville
badge is not from Louisville , but every
man who wears a Louisville badge has
been to tlie Louisville headquarters
in room 236 in the Midland.
Mayor Henry S. Tyler is there and
George Bracien , president of the Com
mercial club , and Thomas L. Batman
of the board of trade , and W. W.
Thum of the Louisville bar.and Alder
man W. P. Mayer of the city council ,
and Judge W. U. Hoke , Ilenry Wellen-
voss , Charles . Bensinger and Sher
man Earl and many members of Alpha
lodge of Louisville. There are 400
visitors from Louisville. They are
supplied with plenty of printed mat
ter and plenty of Kentucky hospitality.
Minneapolis , too. is making an active
campaign. Boston and the other cities
which have been mentioned as can
didates for the next encampment are
making their canvass quietly. The
supreme lodge will settle the question
of location probably Friday.
At Camp Shaiv.
Camp Shaw continued to present a
scene of great activity this morning.
Many of the knights were pre
paring for departure many in
fact left this morning , but their
going does , not make a perceptible
difference in the appearance of the
camp. Large delegations of knights
and visitors continue to pour in.
The crowds at the Union depot were
swarming both ways this morning.
There was a big incoming crowd , and
people who came in tc see the parade
yesterday from local points in Kansas
and Missouri were returning home.
Gen. Weaver Hopeful.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Aug. 25. General
James B. Weaver , People's party pres
idential candidate , arrived here
this morning from an extensive
tour through several Northwestern
and Pacific coast states and will leave
to-night for Arkansas , where he will
make a number of speeches. He says
the prospects are very bright
for the People's party through
out the West and gives it as his delib
erate judgment from having visited
and made careful observations in them
that Colorado , Nevada , California ,
Oregon. Washington , Montana Idaho
and Wyoming will go for the
People's party nominee. He would
not discuss the situation in other
states , but expressed the opinion free
ly that the Republican party was not
in the light.
The Burglar Got Away.
JpPLlK , Mo. , , Aug. ,25. Abqut 2.
o'clockyesterday morning Horatio
"Brown was awakened by a noise in a
room adjoining his bed.chamJber.c\He
jf .ent to investigate. . His wife followed
\nj ? in a corner. *
fcat the first
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the < vlamp | ina.\it
fyv" * t - , yfx . \firfl.'to 'tlieV ho
Jrown fired three siptsimt in
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the flames were extinguished.
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NEBRASKA.
Newsy Notes-Abpnt Nebraska Places
and People ,
A full grown 'posBum was captured
near Elk Creek.
Walter Stout of Priend , has received
an appointment to the Anntipolis nnvul
academy.
John Downey of Alexandria , lost his
left hand in threshing machine gear
ing.
ing.The
The North Nebraska fnir und races
at Norfolk will be held September 27
to 30.
Rev. E. H. Baker of York county ,
raised wheat that went sixty bushels
to the acre.
The new Baptist college at Grand
Island will open September 13 with
eight instructors.
Methodist ladies of Superior col
lected aprons from friends in nearly
every state for a church fair.
John Cornelius of Grand Island shot
an arm off while hunting near St.
j Michael and is in a precarious condi-
i tion.
i William Hawk of Herman had his
' leg badly mangled between his traction -
. tion engine and a separator he was
coupling to.
Lament Inlay of Columbus saved
( Leslie Lehman , a larper boy , from
j drowning at considerable risk to his
own life.
The Waterloo canning factory is being -
, ing converted into a seed house with
' the latest things in fanning mills and
i elevators.
Om- old friend , Col. F. M. Woods ,
' the live-stock Auctioneer , will hold an
j auction sale of choice Holstein cattle
at Lincoln. September 21st.
1 Lamar. Chase county , is making a
strong effort to have the railroad extended -
tended to Lamar instead of stopping
at Imperial , as planned.
! Miss May North , daughter of J. E.
i North , of Columbus , who has been
| studying for the stage , hsis secured an
, engagement with Elsie DeWolf.
i
i A suit over a hog between two citi-
1
zens of Union has already amounted m
, fees and costs to four times the value
of the hog.
; A ladle of molted babbit metal ex
ploded and flew all over W. E. Craw
of Stratton. burning his face and in
juring his eves.
Electric lights ure turned on in
i Childron.
j A new opera house will bo built at
Plattsmoulh.
Ora Wallace of Brook waiter lost an
eye Irvine to show her mother how to
1 rlay mumble-rte-peg.
Cislberlson talks , of a law and order
league to suppress certain wild and
wooly prticticvs that still exist there.
Joseph Masek , near Itushville , lost
his right arm to the elbow by his oxen
starting with the binder as he oiled
the gearing.
The Logan Valley fair will be held
at Wakefield September 8 to 10.
A drunken night operator at Hay
Springs made things lively on that di
vision of the road for awhile. He isn't
running any office now.
Otis Corbett and J. R. Hamilton of
Denver have reached Plattsmouth on
their way from Denver to New Orleans
in a skiff. They left Denver June 26.
Threshers sleeping in J. B. Stack-
house's barn near Cnrleton woke up to
find the hay under them on lire. Sev
eral cans of milk and some blankets
proved successful fire extinguishers.
People of Delta , Otoe county , have
to drive five miles to find a barber.
Superintendent Rakestraw of the
blind asylum at Nebraska City has
been out looking for blind children not
in school and finds that an erroneous
impression prevails that the asylum is
a pay institution. No charge is made
for board or , tuition.
L. Buffalo , a young man of Bell-
wood , gave a boy a quarter to call
Ben Smith from the audience at a
grove religious meeting , and when
Smith , came out there was a scrimmage
that nearlv broke un tne
To those persons who are busy with
life and the material things of this
world we come with the questions :
Are you satisfied ? Are you living the
full life intended for you ? Stop a mo
ment to think of the vast fields of
knowledge which you are leaving un-
trod. Now it is possible for you under
the guidance of Chautauqua to enter
upon this new world. You may start
la slow and as your interest increases
you will find more spare time than you
thought. . Chautauqua is a carefully
systematized course of reading de
signed to cover a period of four years.
The books are standard and the helps
sent from the home office are arranged
to1" how you the best ways for study.
WHIFFS AND WHIMS.
Teacher ( in mineralogy class )
Johnny , .give me the name of the larg
est known diamond. Johnny The
ace.
ace.Charles
Charles I am trying as hard as I
can , darling , to .got ahead. Clara
Well , the 'Lord knows you need one
badly enough.
i"Are you going1 to gir your pastor
, vacation. " "Not "
a exactly , replied
the member who , has trouble in .keep-
! { tigtitw''alte. | ; . "Werwill ' send him away
.andilBke.ofc * ourselves. "
Hungry Biggins I b'lere if I went
into businew toy -kind. I'd be a
me like a profession where
s flTciooortK'of work to
if et | 600 vf or his client must be party
hard hnntlin.
THERE is no reason why even
republican in Nebraska should no
come up to the support of the en
tire ticket with the greatest enthu
siasm. Judge Grounee has pub
licly disclaimed sympathy with the
Hose water warfare on Lieutenaut-
Governor Majors , and has said as
plainly as words can express il
that he is not under the influence
or dictation of Mr. Eosewater.
The republican party is therefore
in condition to go out and fight as
a unit and win a splendid victory ,
regardless of the behavior of dis
appointed aspirants for dictator
ships. Journal.
Mrst i-iilillciition August.I-'uth , IK- : .
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly \ irtne ol an order ot suit : directed lo me
In.in : he died let < 01111 > > l IN d Willow count )
> -i.iri'-Uii. on ii judirnn-nt < lihiined In loic
ll .n It. ' 1. \ \ Ity. . .liids.-i- the dihliict couit
ot IteilMilou eoiiini , Neliiie-Ua. on the ( ill
daol June. 1M ) . , ' in tn-or ot Smll liios. an
plaintillB. mid iipiuiri Joseph Itoozc as de
lendiiiii lor the sum ul MAIJnine dollars ant
twenty-live eenlh ISOUS51 and costt- taxed a
JIJI ! WJiind accrniiit : costs. I have levied upoi
the lollowiiifr real estate. tuKen as the ptopertj
ot said defendant tosntistx saiddeciee. to-wit
Botiih halt south\\esi ijuartci hcc.2l.lownshii
1. noitli ol langelJOebt Uth P. M. in Hi (
Willow couniy. NohiiisKii. and will olfer Iht ,
same lor Milo i i ihchiphc-i bidder f .r cal l
in hand , fin the20'h dav ol eptember. A. 1)
1Hin ) Iiont ul the M uth d.or ol the com
house. In Inilmnol.i , Xt brasi < a. lli.-u l.cinx : Hit
luilldnur n heiein the ln&t tei 1:1 ( it connvii
heUl. at the hotii ol 1 o'clock , r. M. . ol nan
daj.xhen and wheie due aitendanee will In
jdven hj the UM < ) eiMjrM.d
Dalidiiunt 24fli. 'W.
li it. | { A.NK * > . SlieriU'ofsniil County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hiinin.l mi intei ol sale diiected lo mt
11 oln ilif 1/iMiict eouit ol li'i-d \ \ illow county
NibiiisK.i. in 11 judgment obiann d beloic
Hon. 1 > ' 1. \x elij. jiidjie ol the d.siitct coin
o ! K d U'.u | | cuiintv. Nebiiibka , on the ( ill
dnj ol June. lfriJ. ) ohiaintd a deeice in tavot
ol ( . 'liai let C.lute. . icceiver ol the turn ot
Ua es & F is < ! : .fc plainiilld ana ituainst 3ila M
Fi-K.et.Mi.abdelenilanm lorihesnm ol iuciit\
thiedollitis and tillj i iMilt. $2UoO ) . und coslfe
Mixed al * > OS ami IIL-CIIIIIIK coslo. J have
levied iipiin Uie lollowuifr rial ebtate taken as
the piopi ily ot sanl detendanl lo batisly sail
deciee. loivit : Soiithui t iiuatier ot htctioi
luentj-lliiee. township lime. I'Otth ot ian
tuein.vMX. > > < st ot iheOth I3l.ui Ued Wil
low conntNebi.iiKii. . and uill offer the eninc
lei saie lo the holies ! bidder , lorca'-h in hand
onihelUih da > ol Seplember.A.IJJ8U2in Ironi
ol tln south door ol the ci-utt house in Indi
anola. Neb. , that In inir the building ulieren
the last lerni ot conir unt held , at the hour ot
one o'clock I' . Al. ol said r.ay.liennnd ulieiL
duo ni tend.nire u ill be imen by the urider-
siyntd.
Jinuil Ail"list I7th. 1MJ. )
II. 1C KANKS. bheriil'ot Said Coinitj
SALE.
\ \ \ vittneol nn oiiler ol sale onected to me
I torn the diftnct couitol Ked Willow count ) .
Mi l > ta--ka. on a judgment obtanud befoic
flo" D.T. WHii. Jmifjeol the district couit
nt Hid Willow eoniiiy. NebiaFka , on the dih
da > ot June , ] b'J ! , in iii\oro ( V.ilham Hankin
as pialntitr. ami againbt ( 'oiinthu Conklm am !
Cngali Conklm. et al nsdelendanis for the bum
ol ten i.tini'.ied ii I'd M-\ < ni\-lour doilais an < i
ninety celittJ1074 ( W ) and COMS taxed at twen-
ty-hix < tollai s and nineoei ht Lents2G ( 08) , ind
acci lung coxts. 1 have levied upon the lollow-
mg leal ( Slate taken us the ptopeilv ol saul
delMidani to PtitisM said dieiee. to-uit :
oilth-eabt qnaiter ot tection luentj-flve.
louii.-liin lour , noitiiol * iai. < ietv.ent\-bix. west
0 I' . .M. in Ked Willow county. Nebiapk.i. and
.uill ott"r the same lor saie lo I he highest bid-
dertoi ca-.li in hand on ( lit-29th day ol AiiL-iibt ,
A. 1) . 1SH2. in Iiont Of the bOUlh doot ol the
( dint house in Indianolti. Nebnibka. that be
ing the building n lieiem the last tei m ol court
> vas held , at tbe hour ol 2 o'clock , P. M. . of
Mud din. when and wheie due attendance will
l-e trtxen by the undcisigiied.
Dated. July 2Sth. JS9. . E. U. HANKS.
Sherilr ol said couiiu.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
"Hy virtue of an otder ol sale diiected to me
tiom the district court ot Kid \Vil > ow county.
Neln iiska. on a judgment obtained beloie Hon.
D.T. Welty. JudjrP ot the distiict couit ot
Ked Willow county. Nebraska , on theCth day
ot June , 1892. in favor of The McCook Cooperative
ative Building1 and Saving .Association as
plaintff8 , and against Sweeney Munsoii. et al
us defendants , lor the sum ot eight hundted
and twenty-six dollars and twenty-five cents
( $826.25) and costs taxed at $17.33 and accruing-
c > sts. I have levied upon the followingicnl
estate taken ns the property of said defend
ants to satisfy the said decree , to wit : Lot
seven , block thirteen , first addition to McCook.
Ked Willow county , Nebraska , and will offer
the same for sale to the highest bidder lor
cafih in hand on the 29th day ot August. A. D.
1893. in front of the south door of the court
house in Indianola , Nebraska , that being the
nuilding- wherein the last term of court was
held , at the hour of one o'clock , P. M. . of said
lay , when and where due attendance will be
-iven bv the undersigned.
Dated July 28th. 1892. E. II. BANKS.
Sheriff of said county.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between C. G. Potter and
H. H. Ensterday has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. S. W. Huddleston contin
uing the flour and feed business at the old
-taud ; H. H. Easterday & Co. continuing the
levalor business. AM accounts due Potter &
Cnsterdfty roust bo paid at once.
C. G. POTTER.
H. H. EASTEItDAY.
Mefonk. Neb. . August loth. 1802.
IFirst publication August 12,18921
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK , NEB. , i
August 11,1892. f
Notice is hereby given that the followingr-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final pre-emption proof in support of
his claim , and thnt said proof will be made be
fore Register or Keceiver at McCook. Nebras
ka , on Saturday. September 17tb. 189.J , viz :
CHARLES H. TAYLOR ,
on Pre. D. S. No. 6137 for the E. Vof S. W. ?
section 7. t'w'p 4. N. Range 28. W.6th P.M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
liiBCO'itiniious icsideuco upon , and cultiva
tion of. said land , viz : Valentine ocp..ksse : ]
Ingel and .lames Kimrhorn , ot Box Elder. Nc-
11 at.Ua. in-d Samuel Hoagland , ot Indianola.
.i iHini. .1. P. LIMISAY. Regis.ter.
First publication July 22d.
LAND OFFICE AT McCooic , NEII. , I
Julvi'Oth. 189. > . f
Notice is hereby uiven that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his chum ,
and that said pi oof will be made beloie Regis
ter or Keceiver at McCook , Nebraska , on
Saturday , Septembers. 1892. viz :
THOMAS ALDINGTON ,
who made P. E. D. S. number 6,780 for the
S W. J4 N.W. 14 section 2. in township 1 , north
of range 31. webt of tbeGth P.M. He names
the following witnesses to proof his continu
ous residence upon , and cultivation of , said
land , viz : Charles B. Knobbs and Isaac E.
Hart , of Culbertson , Neb.Isaac Matson and
Simpson Edward , of McCook , Neb.
J. P. LiNWSAV.Register.
First publication August.26th. Ib92.
LAND OFWCK AT MCCOOK. NKB. . i
August 25th , lbl-2. I
Notice 18 hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to moke final flvc'3 ear proof In support of his
claim , and that said proof will be umde before
Register or Keceiver nt McCook. Nebraska.
on 8aturda > vOctober Ilfa92 , viz :
JOHN T. FOLEY ,
H. E. No. 7704 for the W. V N * E. H and N. W.
HS.E. JfandS.E.Ji N.E.Mof section 13lnT.
5N. ofH.80 , W.of the'Bth P.M. He names
the following witnesses to prove bis continu
ous residence upon. ' Bud cultivation of. said
land.vizt ; Nela Swanson , mid Nels P. Boson.
or Osborn. Nebraska. Scott W. Bennett , of
Quick. Nebraska , .and James KIrby. of Mc-
Cobk , Nebraska. J. P. LINDSAY , Register.
PROCLAMATION.
WIIEHKAS. A joint lesoiution wn *
by thi'U'KlMii tin o or the ? Stuioor
nr the twuiity-pt'ctmd session ihnicof , and up-
proved April Olh. A. I ) . 1SUI. proposing nn
umcndinent 19 M-rilon nlneO ( ) or article elgbt
(8) ( ) . < > r tlie i-oiihtitntion of said stnte. ami runt
said soul Inn IIH itiii"iilcil shall rciul ns follows ,
to-w II :
St-CTii'N I Alt limits helonjdiurtn iln > itniu
lor cdiK'iiiloniit. | iiirpu4cs , tin * iiiti-n-Ht i-ijil In-
cnuit * wlu'ii'ol < IHI\ lire to IJH used , ahull lie
deemed trust liuidei hold to * thoRtuio. ami Hie
state shall supply all lo sf * iheieor iliut intiy
In any milliner at-i-rno. BO Unit the fiHinoshttll
remain forever inviolate mill iindimiiiiBhed.
anil shall not hcinvcHtt'd or loaiiud except on
United Stilt us or Slate seuurltii H. or registered
county bonds , or replsteied sellout district
bonds ot this suite , uml Hiich funds uith the
Inteu't-tH und inroine tin-ieol. uit ; hereby
snle.'iml ) pledged for the purposeTor which
they are grunted and si.'t apart , and shall not
tie iiau.-leireit in am oiht r fund lor other
uses.
Ki.crios : . ' . At such election on the hiillot
ft ( Mich i > li eior voting1 lor or against this pro
posed unieniliiifii ! shull li" wi ii ten nr ptlnted
the uiuil- : "l'- > r proposed iiiiiendn.eiit t . the
roiiMiiuiion tvhiiii-i. lo _ peinmiifiit school
tiinU. " MM ! "Asr.iiiifl tiiinl pioro-i < d ni'i.'iid
nienitollie oonsilliiiion lelaiiuir to p"ima- ,
iii-nt school tiiinl "
S.c. ; I ! . II ttiich nniiMiiiniiMil sh.ill tic approv
'd ti > u tmijoriiy ot all the fei'iom voimjr nt
such < lection.JIMI proposed amendment shall
eon.-Utnle K-el. ilnn ( Si ; of HI lielc i-i hl (8) (
ol the coni-ti > utiiiii ol tru-Miiic nCNcliuiskti.
'J lieicloie I. .lames K. lto > d. Goveiuor ol
the State of Netniisl.il. do hen-liy jrive notlre
in iiecoiilatice with si'ftion (1) ( nrliclo Sexcn-
teen (17) ( ) . of the eonutltntion und the provi
sions of an tieti niitlcd "An act In provide the
niHiinerorpr-iosiinr ) a. ) luiiendments to the
constitution und siiinniitiiijr the same to the
electors ol the stale. " ApproviMl February
13th , A. I ) . 1877. that Kind pioposed iimond-
ment will be submitted to the qualified voters
of this state for appioval or rejection at the
general election to behold on the 8th day of
November. A. J ) . lb'J2.
\VlTNKS8 WlIhltKUF , I hlW llHreiltUo BCt
my hand und caused 10 be iillixed the great
seal ot the state of Nebnibka.
Done at Lincoln thiszurli day of.Julv. A. D.
18C'mid ! lliel'tith jearot the Slate , and of the
Independence ol the United Slates the one
hundred --eveiileenth. .
( SKALJ JAMES E. IJOYD.
Hy the Goveinor.
JOHN C. AM.KN , Secretary ol Stale.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS. A resolutioi was adopted bv the
Lejnslature of the State ol Nebraska at the
Twcnti-second session thcicot.nnd appi.-ivcd
April-till. A. D. ISI. ! pioposmir an amend
ment to Section One ( H. ot Aitfcle Kiv ; ( fo.nt
the constitution ol said tuie. and tnat t-aid
section as amended shall ie-id as ( ollow- , to
wn :
M-C ION 1. ( Olhi-eis. ) 'Jhe executive de
partment sh.ill consixt ot a trover nor , lieuten
ant governor , seciclary ol stale , auditor ot
publu accounts , iieabiiier. superintendent ot
public instruction , atiorniy general , commis
sioner ot public lands and buildings and tin tie
railroad commissioners , whose powers and du
ties shall lie such as may be prescribed by law.
' 1 he tlrst named eijrht (8) ) otheeiH shall hold
olhce tor the t < rm ot two jenrs Iroin the llrs :
Thursday alter the tirst Tuesday in Januaiy
next alter his election , and until his succc -
or is elected und qualified : PKOVII > II : > , HOW-
EVKK. "hat the til st election ot said llrst eijiht
named olliceis tihall be held on the Tuesday
succeeding the fiist Monday in Novemter.
18t ) . and each Buoceedinj. election shall beheld
nt the same lemine time in each even j car
therealler. The three last named officers or
iiiiltoad conimNsioners shall be elected In the
eleetoisot the stale ut lai t- . and their teims
of ollice , except ot those c'o en at the tlrbt
election , as heieinafter provided , bhall be
tbii'c yeht > . The Hist election iorrailtoad
coinmisFioners shall he held on the Tuesday
succeeding the Hist .Moniiuj HI NovembcrJb'J .
and shall be held at the mine ielati\e time
in each succeeding yi ar The railroad commis
Sionois shall , imniedi.itelv alter the Ili'-t. said
election in lbl'3. be cl.is iflid by lot.sothat one
bhitllhold Ins ollice tor tin * tci m cl our jear.
one lor the teim ot two jeais , and one For tlie
teimoi thier jeai.s. No jieisi.n shall be eligi
ble to Iho ollice of itiHio.td eonnn psioner wlic
be in the emplo\ an\ common carrier. 01
thu ouncr of any iaiin < ad bonds or stock. 01
in any manner whittexer pccuni.irilj mteiest-
en in anj rainoan compaii'v. i ne jrovci nor.
eci 'iaiy ot thesfute , tailioad comini siiin'rs.
auditor ol public accounts and tieaxun-r-hal.
ic'-ideat tlie bent ol ovcrnmenl durum lln-n
teimoi olheo and keep the jiiiblie leconls.
books and papers theie. and shall [ icil'min
sucti duties as mny be requited bj Imv ; l'iD-
VIUKII. mnvKVKli. AI.MI. That the ; ' . \ernni
shall appoint three niilioad ri.iiinu.--ionL'is
who shall hold the.r olliee until their MiecebS-
01 e are elected and qua'itlcd ' as piovided here-
inliefoie.
SKG. That e.ich peisnn votmjr in tavor
ol this amendment shall have written orprint-
ed upon his ballot the following : "l'\r Hie
proposed amendtnent to tlie constitution re
lating to executive ollleers. "
Therefore. I. .Iamet E. Itojd. Goveinor of
the State of Nebraska , do heteby jt've ' notice
in accordance with section one (1) ( ) . article sev
enteen (17) ) . of tlie constitution and the provi
sions of the net entitled "An act to provide
the manner of proposing all amendments to
the constitution and submitting the stime to
the electois of the state. ' " Appioved Febrti-
aty liith. A. D. 1877. that gaid proposed amend
ment will be submitted to the qualified voters
of this state for approval or rejection at the
general election to be held on the 8th day of
November. A. D. 1SOJ.
IN WITNESS WOEKEOF. I hereunto set ray
hand and cause to be allixed the great seal of
the State of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln this 20th day of July. A. D.
1892 , and the 26th year of the State and of the
Independence of the United States the one
hundred and seventeenth.
[ SEAL ] JAMES E.IIOYD.
lly the Governor.
J. U. ALLEN. Secretary of State.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hy virtue of nn order of sale diiected to me
from thecistrict court of Ued Wijjowcounty.
Nebraska , on n judgment obtained before
Hon. J. E. Cochran. judge of thcdistrict court
of Hed Willow county. Nebrnsua. on Hie29tn
day ot September. 1890. in favor of Nebraska
Loan and Trust company as plaintiff , and
against Franklin .1. liushong as defendent. for
the sum of iortj-six dollars ( ? 46i. and costs
taxed at S34.SO and accruing costs , I have
levied upon the following rent estate taken as
the property of said defendant , to satisfy said
liirtirmoiit tnwifNorthwest If Rpf 2 ? > Inwn-
ship 1. not th of range 29. west of the 6th P. M.
in Ued Willow county , Nebiaskn. and will offer
the same for sale to the highest bidder , for
cash in hand , on the 1st day of August. A. D. .
1892 , in iront or the south door of the court
tiouse , in Indianolu , Nebraska , that being the
building wherein the last term of court was
held at the hour of one o'clock. P. M. . of said
day. when and where due attendance will be
given In " the undersigned.
Dated" June 29th , 1892.ii.
ii. It. UAXKS , Sheriff.
ORDER OF HEARING
ON PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMIN-
ISTKATUIX.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. ( . ,
KED WILLOW COUNTV. f69'
In the matter of the estate of John H. McCabe -
Cabe , deceased. On reading and filing the pett-
: ion of Sarah J. McCabe. praj ing that admin-
stratioii of said estate mny be grunted to her
as administratrix. Ordered , that August 29 , A.
) . Ib92. atl o'clock. P. M. . is assigned for hear-
ng said petition , when all persons interested
n said matter may appear at a county court
to he held in and for said county , and show
cause why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted ; and that notice of the pend
ency of said petition and bearing thereof.be
given to all persons interested in baid mutter
) y publishing a copy of this order in tne Mc-
2ooK TmnuNE , n weekly newspaper printed
n said county , for three successive weeks ,
irior to said day of hearing.
( A true copy. ) CHAS. W. HECK.
County Judge.
[ First publication August 12,1892. ]
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK , NEB. , i
August 11.1892. f
Notice Is hereby given that the following-
named settler has tiled .notice of bis intention
o make final five year proof iu support of his
claim , and that said proof trill be mude before
tcgister or Iteceiver at McCook. Nebraska.on
Saturday , SeptemberJT , 1892 , viz :
VALENTINE BOGLE ,
onH.E. No.7437'frtbeE. ijof S. W. & and
V. H of S. 'E. Ji section 12. town. 4. north
iange 29 , W. 6th P. M. Ho names the follow-
ng witnesses to proove his continuous resi
dence upon , and cultivation of. said laud , viz :
Jecse Inge ) , Enoch'A. Seison and Henry Wi.
ions , of Box Elder. Neb. , and Edward Lnkln ,
ndiauola. Neb. 'J. B. LlSDSAV.'Keglster. '
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ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW ,
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ATTORNEY - : - AT - : - LA V ,
AOK.V.T LINCOLN LAND CO.
Mut.'OOIC. - - .VEIIKASKA.
OFPICK : Inieiirot Fir-t N'utionul Hunk.
HUGH W. COhK , LAWI-KII ,
McCOOK. NBItllASKA.
pr"\VIII priiciKM * in iilleonrtR. Oomniorciul
utiil corporation li\v a speeiiilty. .Money to
Ion" Uoonis 4 ami 5 old First National lild'p-
SNAVELY & PHILLIPS ,
Attorne\sand Counsellors at Law ,
INDIANOLA. NKM.
pf' i'l.-ictiro in iheStuteand Kcdi-rnl Courts-
B. U. DAVIS.
PHYSICIAN ANDSUIttiMON
.MCCOOK. NBHKASKA.
JSS OKi IIK Hnuits : .Mo 11. n. in. , i ! > . " > and
7 ! > ' - ' . P. in Itooia * ovi-r t'r-l Nalioiuil hank.
A. T. BICE , Al. D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
I have located permanently in McCook ,
Jseh. All calls answered promptly by day or
nifjht , in the city orcountry. Special attention
g\cn to diseases of children. Office over
Loman's stoie , south of Cornmerci.il Hotel.
Office hours from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Residence
in the "grout" house.
CHASE CO. LAND & LIVE STOCK CO.
( onei branded on left blp or Jeft shoulder.
P. O. address , Imperial.
Cbaie County , and Beat-
krioe. Neb. Bange.Stick-
linjf Water and French
man creeks , Cbase CoH
[ Nebraska.
Brand as cut on side of
! some animals , on hip an4
sides of some , or any
where on tbo animal.
J. S. McBRSYER ,
McCOOE , NEBRASKA.
"
JSHouse and Safe Moving &
Specialty. Orders for Draying left
at the Huddleston Lumber Yard
will receive prompt attention.
R. A. COLE.
LEADING-
MERCHANT - TAILOR
OF MCCOOK ,
For Good Tailoring , has not got the largest
shop this side of Hastings but he has got the
Liugest and Best stock of Cloths nnd Trim
mings this side of Hastings , which he will fur
nish cheaper than any other tailor for the
same kind of goods. Shop 3 doors west of the
Citizens Bank.
Bank.NOT
NOT !
Mulley Herfords , Durhams , Jerseys ,
Anil mi } otier breed easily obtained
by usinjr
Dean's Dehorning Pencil !
It never falls. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. For testimonials nnd fur
ther information see circular Price 50 cents
Sola by
byc.
c.
Dealer in Harness. Saddlery and Turf Goods
Mccook , Neb. Light track harness a specialty !
CANCER
lo&ccbfroai
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