TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1900.
1RAL BARB, Editob ad PnopniKTon
BUIlBORirTION BATES.
On Year, each In advance, It. 25
Six Konlhi, cash In advanoe TS OcnU
Entered UhNorthriitt(NebrMka)pMtofflcM
oond-olaiiimatter.
Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL.
For President,
WILLI AN McKINLEY.
For Vico-Prosidont,
THEODORE IIOOSEVELT.
STATE.
For Governor,
CHARLES II. DIETRICH.
For Lioutonnnt Oovornor,
E. P. SAVAGE,
For Soorotnry of Stnto,
GEORGE W. MAItSII.
For Treasurer.
WILLIAM STEUFFER.
For Auditor,
CHARLES WESTON.
For Attornoy Gonornl,
FRANK N. PROUT.
For Lnnd Commlnlonor,
FRED D. FOLMER.
For Sunt, of Public Instruction,
W. K. FOWLER,
Proaidontinl Eloclorfl.
JOHN F. NESBlTT,
R. B. WINDHAM,
EDWARD ROYSE,
L. W. HAGUE,
S. P. DAVII'-iON,
JACOB L. JACOHSON,
JOHN L. KENNEDY,
JOSEPH L. LANGER.
For CongrcflB, Sixtli District,
JIOSES P. KINK AID.
COUNTY.
For County Attornoy.
II. S. RIDOLEY.
Tut: Dec says that tn no time in
Us history has Omaha shown such
substantial evidence of growth and
prosperity as at present. This
being the case, a big republican
majority may confidently be ex
pected in Douglas county next No
vember, Tub most difficult task the
UryanitCB have undertaken is to
persuade the laborer and farmer
that they arc on the brink of star
vation and financial 'ruin, Doth
arc enjoying greater prosperity by
fifty per cent than they did under a
democratic administration.
Those democratic papers which
a few weeks ago were so strongly
opposing the re-nomination of Gov
ernor Poynter, are now swallowing
great hunks of cYow, and "for
Bryan's sake" will support the man
who they so viciously assailed.
The average democratic editor is a
very "amooBin' cuss.'f
Till-: eastern papers say that the
democratic national committee has
decided to '"fire" Webster Davis out
of the campaign. They consider
that a recruit who less than two
years ago was so enthusiastic in
the praise of the republican admin
istration will not cut much ice in
telling the dear people the beauties
of Bryanism.
A call for the republican sena
torial and representative district
convention should be called in the
near future, The campaign will be
in full blast by the first of Scptem
ber, and the republican candidates
ought to be in the Held when the
battle begins. The republicans
can do no better than renominate
Owens and Wilcox for senator and
representative respectively; they
have both been tried and not found
wanting, and they can be elected
Koiiert Gkaiiam, who was nomi
natcd for state senator by the
fusion conventions at Ogaialla last
week is n dyed-in-the-wool demo
crat, and the democrats propose to
devote all their energies to his dec
tion. Kccd, who was nominated
by the same conventions for rcpre
scntative, is a populist, and as he
is in a. district that is republican
the democrats will attempt to trade
him for Graham votes. You know
good populist friends, this is the
last year of 'fusion, the democrats
won't care for you after this fall.
Tin: talk about all the com
incrcial travelers being for Bryan
si not borne out by the facts
The Valentine Republican Bays
Wednesday a traveling man in
formed the Republican that twenty
seven traveling men including him
self, were on the same train a few
days ago. They were discuBBing
politics and agreed to count noses
uh lo their political belicts, which
resulted in disclosing the fact that
twenty-live were for McKinley and
two for Bryan. That, no doubt, i
a fair ratio showing how trnvclin
men will vote this fall.
The fusion populists serve notice
on the democrats that if they force
Townc off the ticket they need not
expect to carry South Dakota,
Kansas or Wyoming. But there is
not much in that threat, for the
reason that the chances arc very
bright for the republicans carrying
those states whether Townc stays
on or is fired off the ticket.
Up in Cheyenne county there is
considerable dissatisfaction in the
fusion ranks over the nomination
f Bob Obcrfcldcr as a presidential
elector. The facts as told by the
Sidney Telegraph are that at the
county convention held at Sidney
unc 30th, the democrats elected
dqlcgatcs to attend the state con
vention, and no proxies were to be
Mowed. Obcrfcldcr was not a
cicgutc, but was at the state con
dition and handed ln bogus cre
dentials headed by his own name.
The real credentials were not pre
sented, as Obcrfcldcr assured the
delegates it would be unnecessary
he had attended to the matter.
Since the nomination of Obcrfcldcr
a presidential elector these
astoniBhtng facts came to light and
the county fusionists arc supremely
disgusted and refuse to countenance
such political trickery. A "round
robin," is talked of to be signed by
ic chairman and secretary of both
the democratic and populist county
central committee s and many of
the leading fusionists. Obcrfcldcr
state fish commissioner and
Poyntcr's lieutenant in Cheyenne
county, and while he is supposed to
be a smooth politician, hi work in
this instance is extremely "raw."
A Washington dispatch dated
uly 30th says: Tiie secretary ol
tatc received at midnight last
ight a dispatch from Mr. Fowler,
American consul at Che Foo, dated
uly 29. noon. Mr. Fowler says:
A letter from the German legation,
dated the 21st inst. received at
Tien Tsin, German loss is ten dead
nd twelye injured. Chinese ceased
their attack on the 12ili. Baron
von Kettelcr's body said to be safe.
The Austrian, Dutch and Spanish
legations destroyed and the French
partially. A letter from the Jap-
ncsc legation dated the 22ud,
rrived at Tien Tsin on the 25th.
Ten battalions of Chinese ulu-lled
the. legations consecutively frotri
the 20th of June and st jpped on the
17th of July, but may renew. The
nemy are decreasing. The Ger
man, Russian, American, British
nd half of the Japanese and French
cgations still defended. Japanese
say they have food for six days,
but little ammunition. The
mpcror and empress arc reported
itPekin."
King Humbert, of Italy, was shot
at Monza Sunday night at 10:45
and died an hour Inter. The
assassin was a man named Angclo
BrcBBi.
The latest news from the Cape
town. Africa, is to the effect that
the Boer commander, General
Priiibloo, with 5,000 men, has
surrendered unconditionally to the
British.
Every woninn in the country
ought to know nbout
Mothers Friend
Those who do know nlout it
woiuior now tuey ever got along
without It. It has robbed child
birth of Its terrors for many n
VOlUltr wife. It linn nrrsi'twil lwr
girlish figure and saved her much
suiierlng. It is nn external lini
ment and cartiea with it therefore,
absolutely no danger of upsetting
i.iu ij pi.-iii ii.-t lit ujja uiKi'il II1M.TI1-
ally arc npt to do. It i.i to bo
rubbed Into the nbdoinen to soften
and strengthen tho muscles which
are to bear tho strain. This means
much less pain. It also prevents
luormtiL' sickness nnd all of tho
other discomforts of pregnancy.
A druggist of Macon, Ga., says:
" I have sold a largo quantity of
Mother's Friend and hnvo never
known nn instance where It has
failed to produce the good results
clultnud for it."
A prominent lady of Lam
berton, Ark., writes: "With my
flist six children 1 was in labor
from 24 to 30 hours. After using
Mother's Friend, my seventh was
bom in , hours."
Oct Mother' l'rleiut at tho Untir
aliiro, ai.00 ior liutliu.
TIIE DKADflCLD REGULATOR CO.
A1UNU. GA.
WrlU for ow fTM Ulntr.L.l look. "EEJOIIK BAST
m
Governor Roosevelt Rcmove3
the Cover From the Hag
gard and Deceitful Fa':e
of Fusion.
A Florco nnd Forceful Firo on tho
Fallacy of Uryanism by Amer
ica's Soldier-Statesman.
Quotes Gcnornl I.nrton In Saying Thnt
the Illooil of American Soldiers I On
tho llnmli of American Sympa
thizer of Aguliinldo,
Sneaking to tho National Lcngno of
Republican clubs in session at St. Paul,
Govomor Roosovelt gavo uttcranco to
soino things which in a largo degrco
show tho truo eharactor of tho man.
Ho said: "A politician who Isn't lion?
est, no matter how nblo or smart ho is,
is a curso to tho community. Don't lot
nuy man deludo you by trying to con
ylnco you that ho can holp you by
being a littlo dishouost on your sido.
IIo will desert you when tho crisis
com os.
"I havo mot hero todny a fow raou
from my old stamping grouuds In tho
Dakotns and Montana, whero I used to
bo a dolcgato to the cattlo conventions.
Thero nro n fow of my follow dologatos
hero tonight. I wns then in tho cow
business myself. Out thero tho cow
puncher and tho branding iron took tho
placo of tho fenco. Wo usod to brand
tho calves ovory year, and if a calf was
passed ovor it becamo n maverick. It
was tho rulo in thoso days that a mav
erick when found might bo branded
with tho brand of tho ranch ou which
it was found.
"And ono day I was riding over tho
ranch with a cow puncher oud wo camo
across -a mavorlclc. It was ou tho
Thistle brand ranch. Tho cow pnnchor
roped and tied tho maverick and wo
got off to put. a brand on it. I roniom
bor that I took off tho cinch iron to holp
put on tho brand. And I said to tho
cow puncher: 'Itomombcr, it is tho
Thistlo brand.' Ho grinned and said
ho know his business. But I saw ho
was putting on my brand. 'Hold on
thoro,' I Baid, 'you aro putting on my
brand.' 'I always put on my boss'
braud,' ho roplled. Isaidtohlm: 'You
cuu go to tho ranch and get your time.
If you will steal for mo, yoa will steal
from me.'
"And that applies in politics as well
as in tho cow business. You havo got
to havo honesty first, nnd yon havo
got to havo courage with it. I have
mighty littlu uko for tho honest,
timid man, tho man who takes
out his honesty in his own parlor,
bat who can't trust himself with it out
in tho world to do his work among his
follows. IIo may bo very uico aud
pleasant, but ho is no uso.
"But no matter how houost aud bravo
a man may bo, if ho is a natural born
fool you can't do anything with him.
Ho must havo tho
Having Oraou of Common Seme.
Honesty, eourago and common sonso aro
needed iu public lifo just as thoy aro
noedod in p-ivato life. And it is bo-
causo I boliovo that associations like
this club, associations liko this Icaguo,
mako for tho elementary doconcics of
political lifo that I tako such pleasure
in nddresfling you tonight.
"I do not address you as a Repub
lican addressing Republicans, but as au
American addressing his follow Ameri
cans, urging thorn to stand for houosty
aud tho honor of tho flag. Wo havo
como horo to begin tho work of a cam
paign moro vital to American interests
than any that bus taken placo sinco tho
closo of tho civil war. Wo appoal not
only to Republicans, but to all good
oitizeus that uro Americans iu fact as
well ns iu namo, to holp us iu ro-olcct-ing
Prcsidout McKinley. It was indeed
of lutlulto importauco to olect him
four yours ngo. Yet tho need is ovon
greater now. Every roason which thon
obtained .in his favor obtains now, and
many moro havo boon added. Pour
years ago the success of tho Popullstio
Domocrnoy would havo meant fearful
misory, fearful disaster at home; it
would havo meant tho shamo that is
worso ovon than misory and disaster.
Today it would mean all this, and iu
addition tho uumcaHurnblo disgrace of
abandoning the proud position wo havo
taken, of flinching from tho great work
wo havo bognn.
"Wo ask support for Prosidout Mo
Kinloy beciip.su of what ho has actually
dono, of what ho now stands for and
typlflos, nnd because of tho marvelous
work that has been accomplished under
his administration, wo ask tho sup
port of all upright cltizous because
against him nro arrayed
Tho I'tirc'LO of Clinutla Kvll,
because of tho broodtuu monaco to our
moral aud industrial wolfaro which is
implied in tho prosout attitudo and pur-
poso oi tno ropunsuo.uomocraoy.
"Wo kuow dofinltoly what wo bo
Hove aud wo say it outright.
"Our opponents, who roprosont all
tho forces of discontent, malico and
envy, formed and formless, vaguo and
coucroto, can hardly bo said to know
what thoy really do bullovo, because
tho principles thoy profess, If put forth
uakodly, are so rovoltiug, even to their
own followers, that thoy like at least to
try to wrap the mantle of hypocrisy
around them. Thoy rant about trusts,
but thoy havo nothing practical to ad
vunco in tho way of remedy,
"Nor is this to bo wondered at, when
oiio of tho makers of their platform, tho
representative from Now York, and thu
leader of that organization iu Now
York, aro both thomsolves
most prominent stockholders in tho
worst trust to bo found today In tho
United Statos tho ico trust, which has
justly exposed itself to tho criticism
Which our opponents often unjustly ap
ply to every form of industrial effort.
'Wo now como to tho Philippines and
r? tho gouoral question of expansion.
Many of tho positions taken iy tho
Populistic-Dcmocraay at tho lnomout
nro so pnlpably dishouost nnd main
tained in such palpable bad faith that
to stato thorn is sufficient. It is hardly
necessary to discuss what thoy say
nbout "tho constitution following tho
flag." Tho Domocratio party novcr
championed tho doctriuo thus sot forth
savo iu tho dark days, when it had be
como tho
Ilaiirimnldcn of Slavery
and rebellion, nnd dancod to any tnuo
which tho npostlos of slavery choso to
pipe. When, under JofTerson, tho great
West boyond tho Mississippi was ac
quired, when, largoly through tho In
strumentality of Jackson, Florida was
added to tho Union, tho now proviucos,
with their Indian populations, woro
governed precisely and exactly on tho
theory under which tho Philippines aro
now governed. Prcsidout JofTorson so-
cured tho Louisiana purchase just na
President McKinley secured tho Philip
pines and Andrew Jackson warred
against tho Seminolcs when wo had
acquired Florida from Spain, preolsoly
ns Gcnornl MacArtlmr is now warring
against tho bandits among tho Tngals
in Luzon. Unless wo aro willing to do
prlvo Jefferson aud Jackson of tho
meed of honor which has beau held to
bo peculiarly theirs, wo cauuot deny
tho same high praiso to President Mc
Kinley. At Knnrns City, tho men en
gaged in preaching the gospol of dis
honor aud repudiation solemnly assert
ed that 'Imwrialism abroad will lead
quickly aud iiiovltubly to despotism at
home.' lou men ot Minnesota aud tho
Dakotas who aro hero this oveniug can
npprcciato tho fatuousness of that state
ment by tho simple procoss of thinking
whether your liberties havo boon
abridged by tho return of tho Minne
sota and Dakota troops Avho wou such
honor for themselves iu tho Philippines.
Thoro nro geometrical propositions so
essentially absurd that mathematicians
hold their mcro statomont to bo equiv
alent to their refutation. So it is with
this proposition. If it woro worth
whilo I would point out its dishonesty
and insincerity. But flagrant though
thoso aro, its absurdity is so much moro
flagrant that nothing need bo said.
'So it is with thoir cant about mili
tarism aud 'intimidation and oppres
sion at homo' as following whut thoy
nro pleased to call 'conquest abroad.'
Wo cannot urguo with them on this
proposition, because no serious man
thinks for ono moment that thoy bo
liovo what thoy assert. During tho great
civil war thero were many preachers of
tho gospol oi! disloyalty among tho so-
called copperheads of tho north, aud
theso men, like their representatives
among our opponents today, prophesied
the subdivision of tho country when tho
great armies of Grant and Sherman
should como buck from tho wur; but tho
grout armies of Grant aud Sherman re
turned to civil lifo nnd wore swallowed
up among their follow citizens without
a ripple. A considerable aruiy was
kopt tor a year or two on 'the Indian
frontier aud iu some of tho southeru
states, but it novcr ontcrod tho bond of
a human being to attompt what
Tho Coppurhrud l'mphet
of disaster hud frantically foretold. Iu
'08 and '1)0 you yourselves saw rcgi
meiits aud brigades aud divisions re
turn from Cuba, Porto Rico aud tho
Philippines, to be disbanded and swal
lowed up iu tho muss of tho people, it
volunteers, and if regulars to nssumo
their ordinary work iu fort aud canton
meiit, aud after greeting them on tho
day thoy returned the bulk of tho peo
ple would never havo boon ablo to tell,
except by tho newspapers, whother they
had como back or not.
"Of nil idlo chatter tho talk of tho
danger of militarism is tho idlest. Tho
army wo havo now is, rolatlvely to tho
population of the country, less iu size
thuu it hus been again and again dur
tho last century nnd a quarter, in times
when wo hud only our own Indians to
guard against. In Wushiugtou'sudmiu
istration Uen. Wayne spent some throe
years iu Ohio warring against tho
Togals of that day, with an urniyuudor
him larger iu proportion to the then
population of tho nation than all our
present national forces, regulars aud
voluutcortl combined, aud there is just
us littlo danger from the evils of mili
tarism now as there was then. It is as
utter folly to talk of our liberties as
menaced by tho oxlstenco of a force
capable of keeping order iu our outly
ing possessions as it would havo been to
talk of their being menaced iu the
sovontlcs by tho toldiers who followed
Ouster aud his fellows against Co
maucho, Apache mid Sioux.
"I would ask thoso who by thoir
words havo encouraged tho wnrfaro c f
the Filipinos against us to recall tho
letter of General Lawton, written just
before his death, in which ho pointed
out that the blood of his soldiers red
dcued tho hands of the men ut homo
who oucouiaged
Our l'oes Abroad.
"Somo years ngo.whou certain east
ornora were clamoring iu tho name of
Immunity nir.iiust tho nriny ofllcers who
wurred to potect tho 'western settlers
from tho Indians, uoncrul blieridun
wrote: 'IJdo not kuow how far thoso
humanitarian.) should bo excused on
account of their imioraneo, but surely
it is the only excuse that can give a
shadow of justiileation for aiding and
abetting such horrid crimes.'
"Tho scheming politicians at Kansas
Oity havo ncc oven tho excuse of iguor
unco when thoy incite tho insurgents
to fresh warfare against our soldiers
with tho huso hopo that thoreby thoy
may further their own political ad vauco
meiit."
Legal Notice,
Tho dofondnnts J. U, Honoywoll. first
namo unknown. Honoywoll his wife
ilrstnamo unknown, and Charles Maples
nnd John Doo, truo nnmo unknown, will
tnko notico that on tho lath dny of Juno,
1900. tho plaintiff. Tho County of Lin-
coin, a corporation, (lied its petition in
tho District Court of Lincoln Counly.
Nebraska, tho object nnd prayor of
which is to foreclose cortniu tax lions,
duly assessed by snld plaintiff against
tho southonst nunrtorof soction G. town
ship 0, north of rnngo 27, west of Sixth
principal morlulnn, Nebraska, for tho
ycnri8'Jl, in tho sum of87.KI; for tho
year 18SW, iu tho sum ot G.81; for tho
year i89C, in tho sum ot G7i:for tho
yoari8'J7, in tho Bum of 7.W; for tho
ycnrioua,m too sum or a.oa; nmountmg
in tho total sum of $11.98; with iutorost
nt tho rnto of ton por cbnt per nnnum
from tho first dny of May, i900, all. of
which Is duo nnd unpaid.
PlolntilT prnys n decreo of foreclosure
ot snld tnx lions nnd a snlo of said prom
ises.
You and oach of you defendants nro
required to nnswor snld potltion on or
bcl fore Mondny, tho 20th dny of August,
1900.
THK COUNTY OK LINCOLN,
A Corporntion.
jllOl By II. S. Ridgloy, ito Atty.
Lognl Notico.
Tho defondnnts J. R. Honoywoll. first
nnmo unknown. Honoywoll his wife,
first nnmo unknown, Chnrlos Mnplos
nnd John Doe, truo rnmo unknown, will
tnko notico that on tho 18th day of Juno,
1000, tho Dlnlntiir, Tho Countv of Lin
coln, a corporntion, tilod its potltion in
tuo district court ot Lincoln county, iSo
brnskn, tho object nnd prnyor of which
is to forocloeo cortniu tnx lions duly
nsscsed by snid plnintlff against
tho southwest quarter of Boction C,
in township 9, north ot rnngo 27, wont
of tho Sixth principal meridian.
Nobrnskn, for tho year 1891 in tho sum
of 37.53, for tho yonr 1895 in tho sum of
(5.81; for tho yenr 1890 in tho sum of
G.71; for tho yonr 1897 in tho sum of
7.01; for tho yonr 1893 in tho sum of
1.88; nmounting in tho totnl sum of
811 93; with intorost nt tho rnto ot ton
por eont por nnnum from tho first day of
, -.. trtnn -II v. i .1
.uiiy iuuv, an oi which muuo anil unpaiu
Plnintiir prays a docroo of foroolosurb
of said tax loiu nnd u sale of snid prom
ises. You nnd onch of you dofondnnts are
required to nuswor said potltion ou or
boforo Mondny, Iho 20th dny ot August,
l'JUU.
THK COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
jllOl By II. S. Ridgloy, its Atty.
Legal Notico.
Tho dofondnnts J. R. Honoywoll. first
namo unknown, Honoywoll his wifo,
llrst nnmo unknown nnd Charles Mnplcs,
will tnko notico thnt on tho 18th day of
Juno, 1900, tho plnintiir, Tho County of
Lincoln, a corporation, mod its potltion
tn tno uiatnot court or iincoln county,
Nebrnskn, tho obioct nnd nrnyor of
which is to forocloso certain tnx lions.
duly nssessod by snid plaintiff ngninst
tno northwest qu irtor ot section 7, in
township "J, north ot rnngo 27, west of
tho Sixth principal moridiun, Nobrnskn.
for tho yonr 1891 in tho sum of S7,fIIf for
tho yonr 189.") in tho sum of 8.&1; for the
yonr 189G in tho sum of 9.28; for tho year
ism in tno sum ot h.w, for tho yenr 1BU8
iu tho Bum ot G.98; nmounting in the
total sum of 855.38, with interest nt tho
rate of ton por cent por nnnum from the
first dny ot Mny, 1900, nil of which is
duo and unpnid.
rinintiff prnys n decreo of foreclosure
ot snid tax lion and u salo of snid prom-
ses.
You nnd onch of you dofondnnts nro
required to nnswor snid potition on or
boforo Monday, tho 20th day of August,
THK COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
jllOl Ily .II. S. Ridgloy, its Atty
Legal Notice.
Tho dofendints, Lowis H, Ireland,
Iroland, his wife, llrst namo unknown,
Annio F. Doyo nnd John Doo, truo
namo unknown, will tnko notico thnt on
tho i8th day of Juno, 1900, tho plnintiff,
Tho County of Lincoln, a corporation,
tiled its potition in tho district court of
Lincoln couuty, Nobrnskn. tho objoot
nntl prnyor of which is to forocloso cor-
tnin tnx lions Duly nsfossod by Bind
plnintiir nunitiBt the west halt ot the
southwest (j uar tor of Section 31, in
lownshlp y north, ofKingo'J7 west or
tho Sixth principal meridian, Nebraska,
for tho yonr 1893 in tho sum of 85.00,
for tho yenr 1891 in tho sum of (5.89, for
iho your 1895 in tho sum ot 0.(51, in the
yenr 1890 in tho sum of 7.81, for tho
yonr 1897 in tho sum of 9 87, for tho yonr
Ib'JS in tno turn of i.oi, nmounting in
tlio totnl sum ot 57.09, with interest nt
tho rnto of ten por cent por nnnum from
tho llrst day ot Mny, 1900, all of which
in duo and unpaid.
Plaintiff nroys a docroo of fore
closure of said tax Hen and a side of
sail promises.
lou nnd oach ot you dofenduuts nro
required to nnswor said potition on or
uoioro nionnny, tno any oi au
gust, 1000.
1111'. IAJUIMTY Uf I.IWV.UIJW,
A Corporation,
jylOl Uy II. S. Ridgloy, its Atty.
Lognl Notice.
Tho defendants N'obrvsku Lonh nnd
Trust Com puny nnd Thomns Crozior
will tako notico thnt on tho lath dny of
Juno, 1900, tho plnintiir, tho County of
Lincoln, a corporation, mod us potition
in tho district court of Liucoln county,
Nebraska, tho object and prnyor of
which is to foreclose certain tax lions
duly assessed by enid plaintiff ngninst
the south half of the Northwest quar
ter aud the nuBt half of tho Southwest
quarter of Section 20, in Township 9
norm, luuiL'e i woki oi bimii principal
meridian, Nebraska, for the year 1891 in
tho sum of 811,3(5, for tho year 1895 in
tho sum of 13.85, for tho year 1890 in
tho so in of 11.57, for tho your 1897 in
the sum of 13.58 nnd for tho your 1898
iu tho mini of i).(5, amounting in the lo
lal sum of 88.37, with interest at the
rate of ton per cent per annum from the
llrst dny of May, HKM), all of which is
duo and udpaid.
Plnintiir prays a decreo of foreclosure
of said tax lion nnd u buIo ot snid prom
isos,
You nnd each of you dofeDdnute aro
rcoulrod to nnswor said potition on or
uoioro juonduy, the u;ti day or Au
gust, 1900.
Till: COUNTY OK LINCOLN,
A Corporation,
51101 Hy U.S. Ridgely, its Atty
Legal Notico.
Tho dofondnnts J. R. Honoywoll. llrst
nnmo unknown, Honoywoll his wifo,
llrst nnmotinUnown nnd Charles Maples,
will tnko notico thnt on tho 18th dny ot
Juno, 1900, tho plnintliT, Tho County of
Lincoln, n corporntion, hied its potition
in tho district court of Lincoln countv.
Nobrnskn, tho objoot nnd prnyor of
which is to foreoloso cortnin tnx Hons
duly nssossod by enid plnintliT ngninst
tho southwest qunrtor of section 3, in
township 0, north of rnngo 27, west of
Sixth princlpnl moridinn. Nobrnskn, for
tho yonr 1891 In tho sum of 80.G9; for tho
yonr 1895 in tho sum of G.81; for tho yonr
joi iq mo Bum oiiu.aijror tho yenr
1897 iu tho sum of 0.51; for tho yonr
1898 in tho BUDl Of 0.14: nmniintincr in
tho totnl sum of 852.00; with interest nt
tho rnto of ton porcont por annum from
tho llrst day of May, 1900, nil of which is
duo nnd unpnid.
Plnintiir prnys n docroo of foreclosure
of said tnx loin nnd n snlo of Bind prom
ises. lou and onch ot you dofcndnntR nrn
required to nnswor snld potition on or
boforo Mondny, tho 20th dny of AinrUBt,
iwu.
THK COUNTY OP LINCOLN,
A Corporntion.
jllOl By II. S. Ridgloy, its Atty.
Lognl Notico.
Tho dofondnnts J. R. Honovwoll. Hrit
nnmo unknown, Honeywell his wifo.
llrst nnmo unknown nnd ChurloB Mnples,
will tnko notico thnt on tho 18th dnv of
Juno, 1900, tho plnintlff, Tho County of
mucoid, n corporntion, tiled Its potition
in tho district court of Lincoln countv.
Nobrnskn, tho object nnd prnyor of
which is to forecloeo certnin tnx lions
duly nsscsBcd by tnid plnintiff ngninst
mo normwost qunrtor or section 3, in
township 9. north of rnnco 27. wnntrif
Sixth princlpnl moridinn, Nebrnskn, fur
tho yonr 1891 in tho sum of S0.G9; for tho
yonr 1895 in tho eum of 0.84; for tho yonr
louu in mo sum ot u.ou; ror tho "yonr
1897 in tho sum of 9.51; Tor tho yenr 1898
in tho Bum of G.ll; nmounting in tho
totnl Bum of g51.27; with interest nt tho
rnto of ton por. cent per nnnum from tho
llrst dny of Mny. 1900. nil of which is duo
nnd unpnid.
Plnintiir prnys n decree of forecloeuro
ot snid tnx loin nnd n snlo of snid prem
ises.
You nnd cncli of you dofondnnts nro
required lo nnswor snid petition on or
bojoro Mondny, tho 20th dny ot August,
THE COUNTY OP LINCOLN,
A Corporntion.
jllOl By II. S. Ridgloy. its Atty.
LEGAL NOTIC15
'1 llff ilnfnndnntn. Mnrltn V. nnn
Cordolin Groon, his wifo, will tnko notico
thnt on tho 18th dny of Juno, 1900, tho
pluintifT, Tho County of Lincoln, n cor-
nnrntinn. fltnrl ito nntittnn in tlm TVm.-ir.t
Court of Lincoln county, Nebrnskn, tho
objoot nnd prnyor of which is to foro-
nlnRO nnrtnin tnr llnnq lnlv nnaitminil lr
snid plnintiir ngninst tho west half
?.!. .. L . 1 1 . I . 1 .
uuiinuiiMb ipiurior, eiisi nan normwost
qunrtor of soction 20, In township 9,
north of rnnnn 57. wont, nf Slvlli nrin.
cipnl moridinn, Nobrnskn, for tho yonr
iovz in mo sum oi tja.irj; tor tho your
ioij, in mo hum oi uo.vy; tor tho yonr
1891. in Iho BUm nf 7.10? tnr tlm vnnr
1895, in the sum of 87.20; for tho yonr
1890, in tho sum ot 8 00; for tho yonr
1897, in tho sum of 050; for tho yonr
1898, in tho sum of 7.09; nmounting in
tho totnl sum ot 877.51; with intorost nt.
tho rnte of Ton per cont. por nnnum
from tho llrst dny of Mny 1900, nil of
which is duo nnd unpnid.
PluintifT prays a decreo of foreclosure
of said tax lion nnd n snlo of said prom
ises. You and oach of you defondnnts
nro roquirod to nnswor enid potition on
or before Monday, tbo 20th dnyot Auir-
I J HI, liAAS.
The County ov Lincoln,
A Cornorntion.
jlO By II. S. RmoLnv, Its Attornoy.
LEGAL NOTICE.
The defendants Olive T. Webster.
Webster her husband, llrsf name unknown,
and John Doe, true name unknown will
take notice that on the 2nd day of July,
1900. the plaintiff. The County of Lincoln, a
corporation, llled Its petition In the district
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, the ob
ject and prayer of which Is to foreclose cer
tain tax liens, duly asHcxsed by said plaintiff
against the southwest quarter of Hcctlon
3, In township , north of ranRc'-'fl, west of the
Sixth principal meridian. Nebraska, for the
year 1 80S In the sum ofiu.61; for the year MW
Inthe sum of $7. SI: for the year 1807 In the
sum of $10.00: for the year 18U8 In the sum ot
7.81: amounting In the total sum of tvi.03:
with Interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum from the llrst day of May, 1WW,
all of which Is due and unpaid.
Plaintiff prays a decree of foreclosure
of said tax leln, and a sale of said prem
ises. You and each of you defendants are re
quired to answer said petition on or before
Monday, the 3d day of September, loco.
Datcil July is, lWO,
THE COUNTY OP LINCOLN.
A Corporation,
J120I lly H. S. HldKley, Its Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE.
The defendants Stephen A. Albro, Dana
Albro, Samuel Albro and Mrs. Albro his
wife llrst name unknuwnl I'hocnlx Invest,
incut Co., Wllber A. Hrothwell and Mrs.
Ilrothwcll his wife llrst name unknown, w ill
take notice, that on the ssth dav of June,
coriwratton. tiled Its petition In the district
rnliri nf Mnfnln ........ . xt-. i. .
object and prayer of which is to foreclose
c?rf''n. tax . 'fr"".1 (lulv assessed by said
plaintiff against the southwest quarter of
section n. in township in, north of range 33,
west of the Sixth principal meridian; Ne
braska, for the year 1891 In the sum of RfQ;
for the vearlKlisin the sum of j!iB0; for the
year I8im In the sum of 7.l ; for the year I HOT
In the sum of jr.73; for the year iww In the
S..'2.,of ?;70.! alnountlnK In the total sum of
tJ9..0; with Interest at the rate of ten per
fi??.1 p.c;r ?nn,xx.n frVn t,lc "m i-y of May.
9" f'f which Is due and unpaid. '
IMalntlff prays n decrre of foreclosure
"scs H' anrt a HaIe f "alrt lrc,n'
Yrmand each of you defendants, are re
quired to answer said petition on or before
Monday the 3d day of September. 1900.
THE COUNTY OP LINCOLN.
. ... A Corporation.
J ITI lly II. S. HUlKley, Its Attorney.
LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
CONTKBT NOTICI5. "
U. H. Lnnd Ofllce, North rinlte, Neb.
. , , . . . June 'M, lime.
A Kiinicleut contest nlllilavit IiuvIiik been lllod In
llila Dlllce by John Jiledel, of Hnnnnuth, Neb..
cnnteatanl, r.Knhmt Timber Culture Entry tin.
1.1.IS7. nmilo October 5, 1KM), for Mmtli half of
Miiutlieu.t iimrter, wnilh Imlf of MiniliweHt iiunrter
of FPctimi 31, tmvnilil IS, ranee I'll weM, by
(leorKu A. Trnvm, conlestee. In Od h It U nl.
It-xeil that (ItiurKoA. Trnvers lins fulled to iilnutto
treej, ee.U or ciitlluK. or cultivate any .art of
wild tract Maco July, lhfl;t, ami from tlm iimiear
snce of the land nt thnt date there Ima never been
tnybrenklnKornlaulliur done on unlil tract and
jnid defects exlot to lids dale, enid partlen are
hereby notlfled to appear, roppoml anil offer ov
dence touchlnR fold alleuation nt 10 o'clock. . m .
on AiigUft 18, 11W0, before Itio r..l.ter and re!
celyer at tho United State, laiul Office In North
Platte, Uncohi county, Nebranka.
The unlil couteMant bavlnit. in a nrnner nm
dnvlt. Ilted June ."!. tWA), set ortU PfXUI?h
f :r.W.i'!i" ",,er ,,u. ,'"" peruml .e "ice of
J1W OEOItOE E. FRENCH. Hegiater.