TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1900.
1UAL BARE, Bditou amd Pnoi'itiETon
8UDBOKIPTION RATES.
On Year, cash In ndTnnee,..
fllx Months, cash In acWrnce... 75 0nU'
Rnlsrtd BlthKotthritte(MbTMk)po(toffleRi
cond-clnmMtKr.
Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL,
For President,
WILLIAN MoKINLEY.
For Vico-Prosidont,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
STATE.
For Governor,
CHARLES II. DIETRICH.
For Lleutommt Govornor,
E. P. SAVAGE,
For Soorotnry of Stato,
GEORGE W. MARSH.
For Treasurer.
WILLIAM 8TEUFFER.
For Auditor,
CHARLES WESTON.
For Attorney Gonornl,
FRANK N. PROUT.
For Land CommiBionor,
FRED D. FOLMER.
For Sunt, or Publlo Instruction,
W. K. FOWLER,
Presidential Elootors.
JOHN F. NE9HITT,
R. 1$. WINDHAM,
EDWARD ROYSE,
L. W. HArsUE,
S. P. DAVI! SON.
JACOH L. JACOnSON,
JOHN L. KENNEDY,
JOSEPH L. LANOER.
For Congress, Sixth District,
MOSES T. KINK AID.
COUNTY.
For County Attornoy.
II. S. RIDGLEY.
Colonel Bryan !b probably tbc
only man in Nebraska who is ahead
in the game of politics. Since 18
the assessed valuation of his prop
erty has increased over four
hundred per cent. As an attorney
he made a bare living, as a politic
iau he has mady more money than
a "Wall street plutocrat.
In 1899 ten staple crops were
worth upwards of $323,000,000 more
to the American farmer than in.
1895, Add to this increase an ad
vancc of $663,000,000 in the value of
livestock and there is a round
billion of dollars that has been
paid in prosperity dividends by the
republican party to the farmers for
the single year of 189!).
.Tun Dcb Moines Leader, an "anti
imperialism" organ in Iowa, says:
"Let it be granted that imperialism
will slay its hundreds; 16 to 1
would slay its thousands. Let the
November news be that Bryan is
elected, and although it may bring
gladness to the faroff-Filippiuos,
as to the struggle for their liberties,
it wilt bring despair and a short
larder to the American business
and working man."
When Senator Clarke, the
wealthiest mine owner in the United
States, if not in the world, contri
butes $100,000 to the democratic
campaign fund and agrees to bear
all the expenses of the campaign in
his own state of Montana, it is
pretty hard to pursttadc the people
that the mine owners are not back
ing Bryan itt his efforts to give a
substantial impetus to 16 to 1.
Had some trust magnate or manu
facturer given to the republican
committee $100,000 what a demo
cratic howl there would have been.
The democratic cry of "imperial
iBtn'is like the thief'u cry of "stop
thief," in order to divert the pur
suing crowd from himself. The re
publican party was the means of
freeing the slaves, whom the demo
crats would liuve kept in chains hud
the election of Lincoln not forced
them from power. The republican
party, under McKiuley, is continu
ing the niiti imperialium work of
Lincoln. "To over ten millions of
the human race living m the Philip
pine Islands, it has given 'a new
birth of freedom. "' The responsi
bility of caring for the new "wards
of tbc nation" will be met as faith
fully by the republican party as it
has been in the case of the freedom
of the south schools lor the chil
dren, fair trials by jury, equality of
opportunity with the white man,
these are some of the things the re
publican party has accomplished
for the negro race of this coutitry,
aftr it rescued them troin their
bonds; and will do also for the
millions it has since rescued from
the cruel dominion of Spaiu. In
China the republican administra
tion is opposing Imperialistic
partition by European nation, and
l advocating the ''open door."
BRIGHT III,
A M. Stevenson. Senator Lee
Mantle, Pcffer and Others
Out for McKinlcy.
fntcrcst Charges Hcducctl and Dank
Deposits Rapidly Increasing,
Fusion llucnboos Intruded to Divert At
tentlon I'rom tlio Ileal I mum.
Omnhn. Aug. 20.-The outlook for
the re-election of President McKinlcy
crows brighter ench dny. Judged from
tlio prosperous conditions that exist
everywhere In the United Btntcs, nnd
from tho magnificent administration
of uffnlrs during the pnst four years
his re-election litis never been doubted
for n moment. We nnd, however,
other forces working, though less pow
crful and lesH Important, than thoso
above referred to, that nro worthy of
notice. In looking over tho list of big
guns In tbc Popullstlc and Democratic
party wo And them one by one drop
ping out of rank and announcing
themselves for McKinlcy. Noted
among these Is tho Hon. A. M. Btcvcn
son of Denver, Colorndo. Mr. Htovcn
sou will bo remembered us chnlrman
of tho Colorado-Teller Republican
stato committee and one of thoso who
walked out with Teller from tho St
Louis convention In 1800. Kx-Senator
Lee Mantle of Montana 1b another of
thoso Silver ItepubllcanH who fol
lowed Senator Teller In '00. He, llko
Stevenson, announces: that not only
will ho refUHO to support Hryan, but
that ho will uhc every efTort to securo
tho re-election of President McKinlcy.
Ex-Senator W. A. PelTcr of Kouboh,
ono of tho most widely known Popu
lists In the United States, has within
tho past ton days made positive an
nounccment of his Intention to support
McKinlcy. Coming nenrcr homo we
And tho Hon. .7. K. lloyd, Nebraska's
only Democratic governor, announcing
that ho will not support Mr. Bryan
thlB year. Mr. Uoyd. however, docs
not announce that ho will support Mc
Klnlcy. W. F. Wapplch, ono of
tho stalwart Democrats of Omaha, on
oniccr of tho Into Knnsns City conven
tlon nnd n delegate to the late Demo
crattc stato convention; tho Hon. E.
Wyman, at tho present tlmo it member
of tho state legislature from Buffalo
county, nro among those prominent In
Nebraska polities who refuse to stand
for Bryan and his fallacies. In his an
nounccment. W. F. Wapplch brands
Imperialism ns n falno Issue and an
nounces In his discussion of tlio Philip
plno question thut Mr. Bryan has put
tho cart before tho horse. In speak
Ing of this Important subject Mr. op
plch says: "I am a thorough bpllovor
In tho course being pursued by tho
present administration as legnrds tho
Phlllnn no Islands. I can think or no
other courso of procedure for tho croc
tlon of stablo government there. First
of all order must ho wrought out of
chaos nnd tho Filipinos forced to re
spect tho law. Until this Is done a
stablo government for them Ih Impossi
ble nnd lndopcndcnco for them Is not
to bo considered. After tho establish
racnt of law nnd order In tho Philip
pines will bo tho best tlmo to consider
what kind of n government they nro
nt for. I think tho preaching of Fill
plno lndcpendenco Is promnturo. Mr,
Bryan probably knows that ho Is put
ting tho cart nhcad of tho horse, hut
by doing so ho Is enabled to uso tho
Flllnlnos for campaign purposes and
that Is nil ho wants to do."
Imxt Itctn of Interest.
Bencllts resulting from sound Ilium
elnl legislation promulgated by tho an
thorlzed representatives of the Hopub
lleau narty aro beginning to fall Into
tho bauds of tho people.
Already tho rate of Interest on farm
and renl estate loans has dropped to
about r per cent, which means a sav
Ing nlono In Interest to tho debtors of
Nobrnska of more than $1,000,000 per
year.
Four years ago It was dllllcult to
borrow money on good .security at less
than 10 per cont, and very few If any
loans wero made at a lower rate than
8 nor cont. Today money Is abundant
nt r and BV4 per cent. Tho llgures rep
resenting tho full amount of tlio mort
gage Indebtedness of Nebraska aro not
nt hand, so the exact amount thus
saved can not bo accurately com
nuted. Tho report of tho stato labor
commissioner Just Hindu public, how
over, shows that during tlio llrst six
months of 1000 farm mortgages wero
filed to tho amount of $11,472,208, aud
tho Interest saving In ono year on
this sum nlono, compared with tho rate
of Interest charged four years ago,
omouutB to upwards of $S00,000.
Tho saino reports show that there
wero 578 less farm mortgages tiled In
tho llrst six mouths of 1000 than In the
nrnt six months of 1809. They further
show thnt In tlio llrst six months or
1000 tho farm mortgages filed
amounted to $11,472,208, whilo thoso
paid off amounted to $12,7-17,102, n dif
ference In favor of tho borrower or
debtor class of $1,271,081. On town
and city property thero wero 217 "moro
mortgages paid off during tho llrst half
of 1000 than during tho llrst half of
tho previous year, and tho amount
paid off exceeded tho amount addition
ally mortgaged by $1,031,248, showing
a reduction in mortgaged Indebtedness
on town and city property for tlio first
six months of 1000 or $1,051,218.
Theso reports also show, that while
tho amount of chattel mortgages tiled
for tho first hulf .f 1000 exceeds tho
u mount tiled far the 11 rat hulf of 1800
by $1,207,000, tho amount paid off for
the first half of 1000 exceeds tho
amount paid off during the first half of
1809 by more than $3,000,000.
Other Evidence of rfosperltjr.
Nothing contributes more to evidence
of prosperity In Nebraska than tho
figures setting forth tho amount of
money deposited In the various banks
of the state.
Today tho deposits of the national
banks In Nebraska amount to more
than $.10,000,000. Tho deposits of tho
state banks amount to moro than $25,
000,000, a net gain In four years of
over 40 per cent. In tho last three
months tho deposits In the stato banks
have Increased more than $3,000,000,
or at tho rato of moro than $1,000,000
per month.
Think of the people of Nobrnska In
creasing their bank deposits at the
rate of moro than $1,000,000 per month
and then talk about calamity!
Nor docs this lncludo the deposits In
tho national banks, which would per-
Jiaps double tho amount, or Rhow an
Increase In tho deposits of more than
$2,000,000 per month.
Under such conditions what excuse
have Mr. Bryan's followers to offer for
making a change?
Bryan's predictions of hard times are
completely shattered by those exhibits.
If the Republican policy bus brought
prosperity, which It surely has, how
could an opposite policy, Intended to
upset the Republican policy, bring
other than tho reverse? Tho Demo
cratic policy Is the opposite and It
would bring opposlto results It
would mean hard times Instead of
prosperity. This problem will admit or
no other philosophy; will ndmlt or
no other solution.
This Is something for tho people of
Nebraska to think about. Lay aside
partisanship for a moment and give
these facts and figures sober nnd (lis
nnsslonnto thought. Partisanship Is
nil right In Its place, but when It Is so
deeply rooted ns to prejudice tho-voter
against subserving his best Interests
It becomes at once n dangerous men
nee. Prosperity depends upon the
voter he can vote to hnvo It or vote It
away, Just as ho pleases. Principles
and policies that carry with them n
gunranty of prosperity principles that
hnvo been tested and proven sound-
can not bo exchanged for principles
fraught with commercial disaster,
without thnt result attending It. "Tho
wages of sin Is donth," nnd no amount
or ralso philosophy can change It.
A llonnl of Control.
Should tho Republicans succeed in
electing their candidates for governor
and a majority of tlio legislature,
many much needed reforms will bo In
augurnted at tho next session.
One of the most Important or theso
reforms Is tho enactment of n law
creating n non-pnrtlsnn stnto bonrd or
control, whose duties would bo to ex
erciso superintending and managerial
control over nil the stato Institutions.
Tho Stnto CumpnlRii.
Tho pathway or tho fuslonlstrt Is be
set with ninny embarrassing obsta
cles. Tho one hardest to overcome lo
tlio administration of Governor
Foyntcr. Poyntcr has played fast and
loose with the public Institutions mid
there am ninny fusloplsts who rcfuso
to excuse him or condouo his offense,
even on the ground of partisanship,
The manner In which he has managed
tho state Institutions Is gradually com
lug to light, nnd It Is u continuous
story of shameful Incompetency anil
fraud. Nor should Governor Poyntcr
bo permitted to escape righteous rctrl
button. Ho has persisted In Interfering
with the management of each lnstltu
tlou nnd ho therefore becomes jointly
nnd directly responsible for tho evils
thereof. When It Is said that his ad
ministration Is distinguished from ull
tho rest for Incompetency, discord,
retrogression and dishonesty, It Is say
ing n grent deal, and yot It is merely
n dlspasslonato statement of the facts.
This dlstlngulshmcnt, however, does
not apply to Governor Poyntcr alone,
but extends In scopo so as to lncludo
tho. various stato departments. Thus
far reports of fraud and Incompetency
hnvo been confined to tho executive
department, hi so far ns thai depart-i
ment waft connected with the manage
ment of stato Institutions. Subse
quent reports, after tho stato Institu
tions hnvo all been reviewed, will deal
with the other departments, all of
which will bo of keen concern to tho
electors of Nebraska. Irrespective of
partisanship.
It may bo depended upon that tho
fusion campaign management will re
sort to every possible schema to divert
the attention of tho voters from thu
real Issues. They will seek shelter
from nttneks on tho record of the stnto
administration behind such ralso
alarms and bugaboos as "militarism"
and "Imperialism." They know that
they can offer no defense, so far as
Poynter's administration Is concerned,
nor can they hopo to achieve success,
in tho fuco of unexampled prosperity,
by making an open Issuo on party
principles. Their guarantee of contin
uous prosperity, In the face of tlio tor
rlblo distress and suffering under
Democratic rulo will hnrdly bo accept
ed as being In any way substantial,
nnd tho only thing they enn do Is to re
sort to soiuo scheme to divert atten-
tlou and lead the voter astray from
tho real questions Involved. It is
highly Improbable, however, that pub
lie credulity In' Nebraska has
reached that point where everybody
can bo so easily duped. This Is o cam
paign In which tho voters of Nebraska
aro likely to do their own thinking,
nnd, assuming this to be true, tho bug
aboos and schemes of wily politicians
nro not likely to prove much of n re
straint to a free and Intelligent exer
cise of the right of fruuchlsc
ECZMA
This most aggravating and tormenting
the blood, and uuless
inflammation, but cannot reacli tnc uiscasc. only a. fc. s., tne
S. S. S., the only purely vegetable remedy known, is n safe and permanent cure
skin troubles. It goes direct to the stfat of
all the organs, ami thus clears the system
... , , t . 1 . -t! .1!
BUUSKICS, anu nil signs vi wic uiseusv ui3iiiH;ui.
from birth. Her face at times became mi badly
JUTS. 1UU111III, uitlHlwii) c
nnd handa were very sore. She wan treated by nil
er resenrcnes lor reuei, was ioiu uy nn om puysiciau id iac n. r. o. nnc mnuivm mi nuira nun ws
romntly cured, nnd has never had a return of thedlscasc. Thin was seventeen yc.irnKO. She sincerely
ilvVilir wntihl hve been in her crave Years ntro but for 9. B. 8., and adds, "what It has done for me
It will do for others."
R.,i,1 for our hook cm Blood and Skin Diseases, and write our physicians fully about
case; they will cheerfully give any information or advice wanted. Wc make no charge for
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice.
Tho dofondnnts John Shiland and
John Doo truo nnino unknown will
tnko notico thnt on tho lGth dny of
July, 1000, tho plaintiff, Tho County of
Lincoln, a corporation, lilcil its petition
la tho district court of. Lincoln county.
Nobraska, tho objoct and prayer i f
which is to forocloso certain tax lions,
duly assessed by said plaintiff agninst
tho southwest quartor or section 10, in
township 11, north ot rango 20, west of
tho Sixth principal meridian, iNcbrnsIca,
for tho year 1893 in tho sum ot 89.19;
for tho yoar 1891 in tho sum of 8.00; for
tho yoar 189." In tho sum of 9.70: for tho
yoar 1890 in tho E,xim of 12,07; for tho year
1897 in tho sum of llU J; Tor tlio year J8US
in tho sum of 10.G7; for tho voar 1899
in tho sum of 87.75; ninounting in tho
total Bum of 893.77, with iutorcBt nt tho
rnto ot ton por cent por nnnuin from tho
llrst day ot May, 1000, nil ot which is
duo and unpnld.
rialntill prays a doerco ot foroolosuro
of euid tax lion nnd n salo of said prom
ises.
You nnd each of you defendants aro
roquirod to nnswor snia petition on or
boforo Monday, tho 17th day of Septem
ber, 1900.
THE UUU.NTV UI-' l.l.NUUlN,
A Corporation.
n7-l By II. S. Kidgloy, its Atty
Legal Notice.
Tho
defendants Tho Globo Invest-
ment
Company will tnko notico
thnt on tho lGth day of July, 1900,
tho plaintiff, Tlio County of Lin
coln, n corporation, filed its petition in
tho district court ot Lincoln county, io
brnskn, tho object and prayor of which
is to foreoloso certain tax lions duly
nseesod by snld plmntiff against
tho northwest quarter ot section 12,
In township 10, north of rnugo west
of tho Hixtli principal meridian,
iNobrnslcn, for tlio yeor loin in tho sum
of 88.09, for tho year 189,") in tho sum ot
7.01; for tho year 1890 in tho sum of
8.20; for tho yoar 1897 in tho sum of
O.fil; for tho yonr 1898 in the sum of
7.81; for tho yonr 1899 lr tho sum of
8.00; ninounting in tho totnl sum ot
8Gl.:iG; with interest at tho rnto of ton
por cont por nnnutn from tho flrnt day of
May 1000, nil ot which is duo and unpaid
Plaintiff prays a dooroo of foreclosure
of snld tax loin and a salo of said prom
isfs.
Vou and each of you dofondnnts ore
required to answor snld petition on or
bof oro Monday, tho 17th day of Septem
ber, 1900.
THU COUNTY OK LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
n71 By II. S. Ilidgloy, Its Atty.
Legal Notice.
Tho defendants Charlos Fiedlor,
Fidlor, his wife, ilrst namo unknown,
(Impleaded with othoro) will tnko
notico thnt on tno siu nay ot July,
1900, tho plaintiff, Tho County of
Lincoln, a corporation, tiled its potition
in tho district court ot Lincoln county,
Nebraska, tho objoot nnd prayor tit
which is to foreoloso cortain tax lions
duly assessed by said plaintiff tignintst
tho iiorthoiist quartor of uootion It), in
township 9, north of rango 'M, west of
Sixth principal niorldmn. Nebraska, for
tho year 1891 in tlio sum of 88.87: for tho
year 189." in tho sum of 12.G."j; for tho yonr
io)) in tlio sum oli'J'Jiifor the year
1897 in tlio mini of 8.811; for tho year
1898 in tl.o Bum of 7.78; for tlio your
1890 in tho sum ot -i.OTi: ainotiutiug in
tlio totnl sum of u0.; with interest tit
th rnto nt ton por cont pur annum from
tho Uth day or .Inly, 1IJUU, all of which
is duo and unpaid.
Plaintiff prayu a deereo of foreclosure
ot Biiid tax loin and n Btilo of said prem
iS0H.
iotiniHt oneh or you (lerenilants are
required to nnswor snui petition on or
boforo Monday, tho lith dny ot Seploin
bor, 1900.
THK COUNTY OP LINCOLN,
A Corporation,
iw l Hy II. S. Kidgloy, its Atty
Xieg.al Notice.
Tho ilofondantH John M. Young,
Lmura toting ii is who, and St ull
Brothers, u partnership, will take
notico that on tho 'J 1th dny of Julv,
1900, tho plaintitl-, Tho County of
Lidcolu, a corporation, tllod its petition
in tho district court or Lincoln couuty,
Nobrasktt, tho object nnd prayer of
which is to foiecloso certain Ux liens
duly assessed by tnid plaintiff against
tho southeast, quarter of section lb, in
township 9. north of rnngo ISO, west ot
Sixth principal meridian, Nebraska, for
tlio your 189.") in tho sum of 9.fiG; for tho
yonr 189(1 In tho sum of 12 89; for tho year
Ih'J7m tho sum ol y us; ror tho year lS'.M
in tlio Bum ot 8.1'J; for tho year 1899
in tho sum of ffi.JVT; amounting in tho
total sum of f(i'J.'J7; with interest nt tho
rato of tou por. ceiit'per annum from tho
11th day of July. 1000. nil ot which is
duo and unpaid.
Plalntitr nrayst dooroo of foreclosure
ot said tax loin aud a salo ot said prem
ises. You and ench of you defendants nro
roquirod to answer said petition on or
boforo Monthly, the 17th day ot Septem
ber, 1900.
THK COUNTY Ot-' LINCOLN.
A Corporation.
u71 ' By II. S. Kidgloy. its Atty
of all skin diseases is caused by nn acid condition of
relieved through certain instrumentalities
of this acid poison reaches the skin and it becomes red and inflamed. The itching and burning are
almost unbearable, especially when overheated from any cause. The skin seems on fire, sleep or rest is
impossible, the desperate sufferer, regardless of consequences, scratches until strength is exhausted.
This burning, itching humor appears sometimes in little pustules, discharging a sticky fluid, which
forms crusts ancf scales. Again the skin is dry, hard and fissured, itches intensely, bleeds and scabs over.
This is a painful and stublwrn form of the di tease.
While Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum nnd many like troubles are spoken of as diseases of
the skin, ihey are really blood diseases, because
THERE CAN BE NO EXTERNAL IRRITATION
WITHOUT AN INTERNAL CAUSE,
If the blood is in a pure, healthy condition, no poisonous elements can reach the skin.
External applications of washes, lotions and salves sometimes mitigate the itching and soothe the
the disease, neutralizes the aculs and cleanses tnc uioou, re-iniorccs anu invigorates
of all impurities through the natural channels; the skin relieved, all inflammation
flk. Mta.
swollen tlmt she was not rccounlwuilc, nml iter limps
, o nib uiii.w .yi.,
the doctor In town wltiioui teiug Dcnctiueu, mm
your
LKOAI, NOT1CK.
The defendants Stephen A. Alhro, Dana
Albro. Samuel Albro and Mrs. Albro his
wife llrst name unknowni rnnenix invest
ment Co.. Wllbcr A. Urotlnvell and Mrs,
Hrothwell ills wile nrst name uiiKnown. win
take notice, that on tlio S.Mh dav of June,
iihki. the lilalntlff. The Countv of Lincoln, a
corporation, tiled Its petition In the district
court of Lincoln county. Nebraska, tnc
object and prayer of which is to foreclose
certain tax liens, duly assessed by said
plalntln against tnc soutnwesi quarter oi
section 0. in township 10. north of range 33,
west of the Sixth principal meridian, Ne
braska, for the year 1891 In the sum of 1(1.03;
for the "cariswin the sum of won lor me
voar 1M0 In the sum of 7.01; for the year 1W)7
In the um of ?r.73: for the year 1898 In the
sum of f3.70; amounting in the total sum of
39.70; with interest at the rate ot ten per
cent per annum from the llrst day of May
iihw. an ot wnicn is uue ami unpaiu.
rlalntirt prays n decree ot loteciosuro
of said
tax liens, and a sale of said prem
Ises.
You and each of vou defondants, arc re
quired to answer said petition on or before
aionnay tne an day ot .-scpicmncr, iww.
THK COUNTY OK LINCOLN.
A Corporation.
J-174 Uy II. S. HldRley. Its Attorney.
ixai. NOTICK.
Tho defendants .1, I,, Mooru, trustee of tho
Globo Investment Omuimuy, Tho Globe luvcsl
uiont Company, Doll linker and John Doe truo
nnmo unknown, will tnko notico that on tho lfllh
day of July. 1IKX), tlio plnlntltt' Tho County of Lin
coin, n corporation, filed Its potition In tho district
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, tho objoct and
prayer of which Is to foreclose contain tax Hens,
ilulv nesBssnd bv said lilulntlfT nunlnst the north
west quarter of section 10, In tmvnshlp It), north
ot rango "0, west nt Sixth principal morlillnn,
Nebraskn, for tlio yonr ISO;! In thn sum of f 11.71-,
for tho ytar 1891 In the sum of $7.ttt; for the year
IS'.Ola the sum of $7,t!l;for the year 1890 in tho
sum of W.-O; for the year lfc07 In tho sum of $9.M;
for the year 1898 In the sum of 7.Rli for the
jenr lM'J In the sum of $l.2"i; nmountlr.K In the
total sum nt ti7.ll; with Interest nt the rate of ten
per cent por nnnutn from tho 1st day of May,
19O0, nil of which Is due nnd untmld.
l'liilntld jirnys a decree of foreclosure of sold
tnx lien and a sale ot said premises.
You nnd each of you defendants, nre required to
answer said petition ou or before Monday, tho
17th dny of September, 1SO0.
Dated August tilli, 1990.
THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
nit Uy 11. H. ItldKley, Its Attorney.
LUdAL NOTICK.
The defendant Mattitt L. Uurffee. will taki
notico that on the ltd day of Augunt. iuoo,
the plaintiff. The City ot North l'lalte. a
corporation, tiled Its petition in the district
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, the ob
ject and prayer of which Ih to foreclose cer
tain tax ueiiH, nuiy assenscu ion.uu luuiiuiu,
acatnu lot I In block MS.clty of North I'lattc.
Nebraska, for the year 18M',I In the Hum of
J 123 . for the year 1800 In the sum ol $11(1.08,
for the year leoi in the Hum ot uu.;in: tor
the yenr ISM In the sum of $l2Q,2a: lor the
ear irv.i in ine num wffiui.m; iui me vc-ai
8l In the mini ot wi.ftJ, for the year I8W In
the sum ol ti7,S'J; for the year lbOOln the sum
of 7IVW: for the year 18U7 In the sum of
t7l.!B: for the year lt-im in the sum of iw.TU:
for the year 18'jo in the buih ot .w.-jh: tax
titty cents; amounting in me
total sum of WJ.Oii with interest at the
rate of ten Per cent per annum from the Kith
day ol July UW, all of which is due and un
paid.
rlalntirt nr'avH a decree of foreclosure
of saltl tax liens, and a Hale ofsatdprem-
IhCM. .
You and each of you defendant arc rc-
rcqulred to answer uald petition on or be
fore the 17th day of September, IIWO
THK CITY Or NORTH I'LATTK.
A Corporation,
a7t
Hy A. II. Davis, Its Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICK.
The defendants Olive T. Webster,
Webster her hunband, tirst name unknown,
and John Doe. true name unknown will
take notice that on the nd day of July,
1900. the plaintiff. The County of Lincoln, a
corporation, Hied Its petition In the district
court of Lincoln countv. Nobraska. thcob
ject and prayer of which is to foreclose cer
tain tax uens, tiuiy asxesneu uy sain pi.unun
aualnst the southwest quarter of section
il, in township 0, north of range HO, west of the
Sixth principal meridian. Nebraska, for the
ear lews in the sum oi tu.ni lor tne year iH9ti
nthe sum ofi7,8l: lor the year 1897 lu the
mini of J10C9. for the year 1898 In the sum ot
i.i, amountinc in ine lotat Bum oi ik.vj
with interest at tnc rale ot ten per cent
por annum from the llrtst day of May, llw,
an ot which is uue anu unpaiu.
l'lalntltf prays a decree of foreclosure
of said tax leln, and a Kile of said prem
lues.
You and each of vou defendants arc re
quired to answer said petition ou or before
aionnay. tne .hi nay oi aepicmucr, uvu.
Dated July 18. 1900,
THK COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
A Corporation,
JI20I Hy II. S. Itidxley, Its Attorney
XiBgnl Notico.
Tho defendants J. Crawford first
mime unknown, William Goddard,
Goddard his wife, first namo unknown,
Clara KouuiiiB, uouuins, nor hus
band, llrst nnmo unknown, Margurot
Edwards, Edwards hor husband,
llrst namo unknown and John
Doo, truo namo unknown, will tako
notico that on tho 10th day ot July.
1900, thoplaintill, Tho County ot Lin
coin, a corporation, tiled its petition in
thn District Uourtof Lincoln County
Nobrnskti, tho object and prayer of
which I to forocloso certain tax liens
duly assessed by said pluintilT against
tho'norllitmst quartor of section 'J! I, 'town -
Btiip ',), north of rnugo ,il, west ot hixth
principal ineridiau, Nebraska, for the
year 189.", in tho sum of 81H.80; for tho
year 1890, in tlio sum of 2;i 00; for tho
yonr 1897, in tlio 6 inn of 9.1G; for tlio
your 1898, in the sum of -1.SS; for tho
yonr 1899, in the sum of (1.11; amounting
in tho total sum of 87U.,r)'J; with interest
at tho rnto of ten por cent iter annum
from tho llrst day ot May, 1900, all ot
which is duo and unpaid.
Plaintiff prnyH n decree of foreclosure
of tm hi tnx lions mid n eiuo ot said prom
iSOH.
t ou antl ouch of you tioionunnts nro
required to nnswor said petition on or
hnforo ftlomlay, tlio 17th day of boptom
uor, uw.
THK COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
A Corporation.
a"l IJy II. S. Kidgloy, its Atty.
SATANIC
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too much
real oioou meuicinc, can uo uns.
for Eczema and all decp-scaUd blood and
tnc uioou, re-iniorccs anu invigorates
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in
this. Address, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Tho defendants tho Olobo Investment Company,
the Dnkotn Loan Corporation, C, W. Itlchardson,
nrst nnmo unknown, nnd John Doe, true
nnmo unknown, will take notice thnt on the
18th day of July, 11KXJ, tho plalutln', Tho County
of Lincoln, a corporation, Mod Its potition lu the
district court of Lincoln couuty, Nebraska, tho ob
ject and prayer of which Is to foreclose cortnln
tnx Itons, duly nssessed by snld plaintiff against
tho southeast quarter of tho southwest quarter
northeast quarter of southeast quarter, south halt
of southeast qunrter ofsoctlon 21, In township ID,
north of rnimo 'M, west of the Sixth principal
meridian, Nobrnska, for tho year 1M& lu tho sum
of tlM; for the year 1893 In tho sum of l."2; for
tho yenr 1MU In tho sum ot ft) -U; for tho year IK9.i
In tho sum of (U.UI; for tho yoar 181W Id tho sum
ofi8.5i! for tho year 18U7 In the sum ot f7.63; for
tho yenr 1HI8 lu tho sum ot t7.Ul; for the yenr
1MU in tho sum of f7.0t); amountlnit lu the totnl
sum of JWO.IU; with Intorest nt the rnto ot
ten per cent per nnnutn from the nrst dny of May,
1000, all of which Is duo aud unpaid.
l'lnlntlff pinyg a deereo of foreclosure of said
tax lien and a salo of said premises.
You and ench of you defendants, nre required to
answer snld petition on or boforo Monday, the
17th day ot September. 1900.
THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
' A Corporation,
n74 By If. 3. ltldley, Its Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Tho defendants Nollle C. Kennedy, Ken
nedy, her husband first name unknown, Esther B.
Illllor, will tnko notico thnt on the Jflth dny of
July, 1000, the plaintiff, tho County of Lincoln,
a corporation Sled Its petition in the district
court of Lincoln county, Nebrnska, the object and
prayer of which Is to foreclose certain tax liens,
duly nssossed by snld plaintiff against tho enst
hnltof tho northwest and enst half of southwest
tunrtcrof section ID. In towushlo 18. north of
rango 20, west of tho Sixth principal tuorldlan,
Nebraska, for tho year 1892 In the sum of t7. 1)0;
for tne year lbU3 In tno sum or til Ti for tlio jenr
1B9I in the sum of iC.M; for tho year 18U5 In the
sum of 10.01; for tho year 1890 In the linn of IX.5D;
for the year 1897 In the sum of 7 IU; for tho yoar
1898 In tne sum of 7.ui; lor tho yenr 1899 lu tlio
sum of :i.r3; ninounting lu tho total sum of S7T..77 ;
with Interest at tho rato of ton per cent
from tho 1st day ot May, 1900, nil of which Is due
nnd unpnld.
t'lnintur prays n decree ol foreclosure of
said tnx Hen nnd n sale of said premises.
You nnd each of you defendants, are required
to answer said petition on or before Monday tho
l nit nay oi tjoptemoer, ivw.
Dated August I), 1900.
THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
u7l Uy II. 8. Ilidgloy; its Attornoy.
OHDEll OF IIEAHINQ.
The Btatk or Neiibasua, 1 lu tho County
i.mcom county. ) court.
la tho innttor ot tho ostnto of Howard F. Joffrey,
deceased.
On reading nnd tiling the petition of Ettn H.
Jeffrey, prnylug that administration of said estato
may be granted toiler ns administratrix,
Ordered, thnt Septomber 5, 1UO0, at 0 o'clock
a. in,, Is assigned for liourlng said potition, when
nn persons interested in said matter may appear
at n County Court to be hold In and for snld coun
ty, anu snow cause wliy tne prayer of petitioner
should not be grantod.
union August la, 1900. A. r). DALDWIN.
(A true copy.) nll-l Couuty J ml go.
Legal Notice.
Tho dofendunts Western Union Fnrm
Loan and Trust Company, Ii. W. Tul-
leys tlrstnaoio unknown, liurnham lul
loys and Compnny, Henry Wilson.
Wilton, his wlfo, tirst namo
unknown and John Doo. truo
nnmo unknown, will take notico that on
tho 21th day ot July, 1900, tho plaintiff,
Tho County of Lincoln, u corporation.
lilod its potition in tho district court ot
Lincoln couuty. Nebraska, tho object
and prayor of which is to forocloso cor
tain tax lions duly assessed by said
plaintiff nguinst tho southonst quarter
of Section 19, in Township 0 uorth,
of Rango ;i0, west of tho Sixth
principal meridian, Nobinska, for tho
year lbOO in tho sum or 8.y.7, Tor tho
year 1897 in tho siiui of 9.19; for tho your
1S'.)3 in tno b u in of i.io: for tlio vear
1899 in tho sum of 0.97: nmounting in
tho totnl sum ot 944.42, with intorest ut
tho rate of ton por cent por annum from
tho 14th day of July, 1900, nil of which
is duo nnd unpaid.
l'laintitv prays a dooroo ot fore
closure of said tax lien and a snlo of
sail promises.
lou and each of you dofendunts nro
required to ouswer snid notitlon on or
boforo Monday, tlio 17th day ot Sop-
teniDor, louo.
THK COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporation,
u74 By II. S. Ilidgloy, its .Atty.
HO AD No, 230,
To all whom it may ooncorn:
Tho commissioner appointed to locnto
n county road commencing ou tho norlh
boundary of tho townsito of Urnily
Island, nt tho north end ot Main btroit,
nml thotico in a northeuslerly dtroctoti
through the northoiibt quarter section
11, tho northwest quartor section 12 ad
tho south half utid riorUioiM quaiter
section 1, of township 12 north, rnrw
27 wost, aud through tho oust half o
section III, tho southeast quarter Beatioi
HO, through section 29, tlio southwest
quarter mid north half section 28 to Up!
northeast cornor ot Footion 28, nni)
thonco enst ono milo on tho section linfi
between sections 22 and 27, of township
111 north, rnngo 20 west, nnd terminntinc
nt tho southenst ooruor ot sections 22
township HI north, rnngo 20 wost, ai
furthorshown by the plat and Hold noti
of tho survoyon tlio in tho county olorliji
olllco, has renortod in favor of tho &
tablishment thereof and all claims fo
damages must bo tllod in tlio ooutitj
olork's olllco on or boforo noon of tb,
10th day of October, 1900, or tho njl '
will be established without refeiofo
thoroto. W. M. HOLTRV.tV
ul71 County Clork
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