FRIDAY, OCT. 12. 1900.
lilAL BAJIB,Editoi;ahd Pbopiiietok
tlmt republicans do not consider
the questions you mention, viz:
"imperialism, militarism, trusts,
foreign alliances, the currency,
the national banks, the supre
macy of the constitution and the
nuritv of the Hair" to be of
Blood Troubles:
HUDSOniPTION IUTK8.
One Year, cashln Bdrnnco 11.25
Hlx Months, cash In mlrnnce 75 Cents'
Entered tthNorthrifttte(Nurnika)potofncai
seoond-clnismnUer.
As the blood contains nil the elements necessary to sustain life, it is impor
tant that it be kent free of nil impurities, or it becomes a source of disease,
poisoning instead of nourishing the lody, nnd loss of health is sure to follow.
Some poisons enter the blood from without, through the skfn by absorption, or
inoculation : otlicra lrom wttmn. as wnen waste products accumulate in uie
"vital importance.' The above
questions as proposed by you
being" equivocal and bombastic,
iii'iinii'ilmir in I iuivi unrl . lincpt-
? - 'J . . . . . I . . , . . . . .. a . ......
tied and boyiSll minds, OCintr tllC svstcm and lermcnt, allowing disease germs to ucvciop anu ue taiten into me
ulnr-lr in 4i-w1f nf vWu nvi i'v i.nlL circulation. While nil blood troubles have one common origin, each has some
tttoCK 111 t .Klc ot lsioi .11 t poll liarU to distingui9i, it from the other. Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula,
Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL.
For President,
WILLI AN MfKINLEV.
For Vico-Presidont,
TllEODOItK ItOOSEVULT.
STATU.
For Clovornor,
CHARLES H. DIETRICH.
For Lioutonnnt Governor,
E. P. SAVAGE,
For Secretary of Stnto,
GE0RUE W. MARSH.
For TronBiiror.
WILLIAM STEUFFEU.
For Auditor,
CHARLES WESTON.
For Attornoy. Oonornl,
PRANK N. PROUT.
For Land CommlHlonor,
FRED I). FOLMEH.
For Sunt, ot Publio Instruction,
W. K. FOWLER,
Prosidontinl ElootorR.
JOHN F. NESBITT,
It. B. WINDHAM.
EDWARD ROYSE,
L. W. HAGUE,
S. P. DAVIDSON.
JACOB L. JACOBSON,
.JOHN L. KENNEDY,
JOSEPH L. LANOER.
ticians whose continued agitation
of chimerical questions tend to
bring-about dis-salisfaction, sor
row, poverty and misery to our
people.
I'nor to receiving vour letter
I had mapped ' out Mr. Evans'
itinerarv of this district (which
I will not at this time change.)
If your letter had been re
ceived one week sooner and you
had presented questions for de
bate in which there was merit,
pertaining' to the acts and doings
of the legislature, the apportion
ing' of the state into proper rep
resentative and senatorial dis
tricts, the upbuilding1 of the
many charitable institutions of
the state, the care and education
of the unfortunate wards of the
state, the governing' of the in
mates of the state institutions
in a humane and civilized man
ner, the'enactmcnt of laws in the
interests of the people, and pro
viding- some means for the re
lief of the congested condition
of the supreme court, Mr. Evans
would have been glad to have
met you in debate. Yours truly,
Y. U. liir.DKK
Cancer,
Scrofula,
Old Sore,
Rheumatism,
Contagious
Blood Poison,
Chronic Ulcers,
Cancer. Rheumatism, liczema and other blood diseases can be distinguished by
n Mrlnlii wrn nMirvl Inn nr i t, flntiittint Inn nnnpnri ntf nti tlio rIa-In . lwrv Lined
disease snows sooner or later on tue outsiuc ana on me wcbkcsi pan oi uie notiy, or wuere n nnas uie icast resistance.
Many mistake the sore or outward sign for tlie real disease, and attempt a cure by the use of salves, liniments "and other
external applications. Valuable time is lost and no permanent benefit derived from ouch treatment.
BLOOD TROUBLES REQUIRE BLOOD REMEDIES; the poison must be completely ami perma
nently eradicated the blood reinforced, purified and cleansed, or the disease goes deeper and saps the very life. Mercury,
potash and arsenic, the treatment usually prescribed in this class of diseases, are violent poisons, even when taken in small
doses never cure, but do much harm by adding another poison to the already overburdened, diseased blood.
S. s. b., Nature's own remedy, made ot roots anu uerDS, auacus me disease in
the blood, nntidotcs and forces out all impurities, makes weak, thin blood rich, strong
and healthy, and at the came time builds up the general health. S. S. S. is the only
purely vegetable blood purifier known, and the only one that can reach deep-seated
blood troubles. A record of 50 years of successful cures proves it to be a reliable,
unfailing specific for hll blood nnd skin troubles.
Fnrn MndSnal Tnnrttmnnt. Our Medical Dcnartmcnt is in chartrc of
skilled physicians, who have made blood and skin diseases a life study, so If you have b2i!
Contagious Wood Poison. Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Eczema, an Old Sore or Ulcer,
... - . - . . " a 4 . ' .1 f- i . 17 I
or any similar blood trouble, write them fully tor advice aoout your case. All correspondence is conuucicu in strictest, cuuu
deuce. We make 110 charge for this service. Book on blood and skin diseases free. SVIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Legal Notice.
The dofondnnts Etta S. Bnkor,
Dnkor hor husbnnd, first nnmo unknown,
will tnko nntico thnt on tlio 1th dny ot
Soptombor, lOOO. tho plainttlT, Tho
County of Lincoln, n corporation, filed
its potition in tho district court of Lin
coln county, Nobrnskn, tho object nnd
prnyer of which is to foreclose certain
tax lions, duly nsJceeod by Btikl nlaintili
ngninst tho southwest qilnrtor of section
20, in township ill, north of rnngo lb,
wesbof tho Sixth principal moridinn, No
brnskn, for tho )cnr 1891 in tho sum ot
8i3.89, for tho yonr i89." in tho sum of
112 70, for tho yonr 18OO in tho sum of
il.OH, for tho yonr 1897 in tho sum of
iiJlo, for tho yonr i898 in the sum of
..u, for tho yonr 1809 n tho sum ot
3.85, nmouptinfifi tho totnl sum of
sunn, wiui liuorest nt, thorntooften
porcont por nnnum from tho Uth dny of
August, 1900, nil ot which is duo nnd
unpnid.
l'lnintili prnys n docrco of force osurn
of snid tnx Hon nnd a snlo ot snid nrom-
isos.
You nnd onch of you dofonduntB nro
ronuircd to nnstvor snid petition nn nr
boforo Mondny, tho Cth dny of Novom-
oor, iuw.
THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A (Jorporntion.
By II. S. Ridgloy, its Attorney.
lished to the world in papers, out
side the 54th Representative
District, the unfinished corres
pondence going1 on between us,
relative to debates in this district
between yourself and John E.
Evans. You were advertised to
speak at different points in the
district up to the middle of Octo
ber and (in my ignorance) sup
posed that you would not wish
to disappoint the large and
enthusiastic audiences who were
Chaikman Lindsay ot the repub
lican state central committee, re
turned from Chicago Tuesday and
says the republican national com
mittee is jubilant over the success
of the republican ticket on election
day. He says the committee is
counting on Nebraska, and Mr.
Lindsay thinks they will not be
disappointed.
For ConRrofifl, Sixth District,
MOSES P. KINK A ID.
For State Senator,
10. D. OWENS.
demanding scats at everv meet-
Ogallala, Neb., Sept. 27, 1900. in.r that vou held, and who
Hon. John 10. Evans, North Hocked to all the cross roads to
Platte, Neb. My Dear bir: I greet you as you passed bv with
For Representative,
JNO. 15. EVANS.
COUNTY.
For County Attornoy.
II. S. R1DQLEY.
For County Conimipsioner.
M. L. McCULLOUGII.
Rood-Elder Corroaponaonoo.
Below wc publish the cor
respondence which has passed
between' Orrin Reed, fusion nom
inee for 'representative, and W.
C. Elder, chairman of the repub
lican representative district
committee, relative to a joint de
bate between Mr. Reed and Mr.
Evans.
To the Voters of the Fifty-
fourth Representative District
Consisting of the bounties 01
Banner, Cheyenne, Duel, Kim
ball, Keith, Lincoln, McPher
son. Perkins, and Scotts
Muffs.
Gentlemen of the District
Ydu have a right to know how
vour representative stands on
every political, as well as every
other question, in wlncn yotuv
interests arc ailccted, and 1
therefore made the following
challenge to Hon. J. E. Evans of
worth Platte, the candidate of
the republican party for repre
sentativc of said Fifty-fourth
district.
Oirallala, Neb., Sept. 21, 1900,
Hon. J. E. Evans, North Platte,
Neb. Dear sir: It is conceded
by eycryone that the present
campaign is the most momen
tous of any in tins state since
the close of the civil war. Not
only is there a national ticket to
be chosen, but there is also a full
state ticket to be elected, with
two United States senators de
pendent upon the result of that
election.
The national politics depend
cnt upon this election, compris
ing as thev do the micstions of
imperialism, militarism, trusts,
foreign alliances, tlio currency,
the national oanics, tne suprem
acy of the constitution and the
purity of the Hag, are all of vital
importance 10 uie repuuiiu ami
concern its very foundation
stones, and are well worthy the
consideration of the whole
people.
To the end therefore that the
people of the Fifty-fourth rep
resentative district have an in
telligent understanding of where
you and I stand on the questions
to be decided by their votes, I
would respectfully request you
to meet me in a joint debate in
the cities and villages of this
district upon dates to he agreed
upon between us. The details
of the meetings can be arranged,
by our respective committees. I
am, sir, yours most respectfully,
Own Rkicd.
North Platte, Neb., Sent. 20, 1900
Hon. Orin Reed, Og;allala. Neb.
. Dear Sir: Replying to your
favor of September 21, 1900, ad
dressed to Hon John 10. IS vans
and handed to me as chairman
.of the republican committee of
the Fifty-fourth representative
district bf NebYafckni Vvb'ulU say
have just received an answer
throuirh W. C. Hitler under date
of .September 26 to my letter to
you dated September 21.
l regret very mucii mat my
request to you for a joint canvass
of this district in which I offered
to meet you in joint debate on
the oucstions now at issue be
tween the parties which you and
I respectively represent was not
"received one. week sooner.'
I am still more than will'iiir to
scuss with you before the v
ers of this districtthe "questions
pertaining to the acts and doings charge to McKinley
oi tne legislature, me apportion- Mr. Uvans retused
ing of the state into proper rep
resentative and senatorial dis
tricts, the unbuilding' of the
many charitable institutions or
the state, the care and education
of the unfortunate wards of the
state, the governing of inmates
of Uie state institutions in a
humane and civilized manner,
the enactment of laws in the in
tcrest of the people and cspec
lally "of laws in the interest ol
the people of western Nebraska,"
and providing means tor tne re-
e r . , . - . .i r
iiei oi uie congested cuuuuiuu ui
LEGAL NOTICES.
Tho
row,
I
the supreme court
Un all these questions
ready to meet vou before
voters of the Fifty-fourth
trict, and hopinir you will
lind it convenient
proposition for a
meeting for the
these oucstions I
the Hon. Butler
your moutn mil oi tne now stale
issues, Militarism, Imperialism
and all the other isms that have
been used since the formation
of our government by people like'
youself, who imagine, in their
own conceit, that thev are wise
beyond others and the ones fitted
to properly assist in the manage
ment of the affairs of this govern
ment. Washington, Jeuerson,
Jackson and even Lincoln, whom
you pretend is your patron saint,
were accused ol the same abuses
in former years which you now
You say
"to do so",
I demand that you give the date,
time and place where such re
fusal was made by Mr. Evans or
stand convicted' of falsehood in
your statements in the public
press. I shall publish in the
papers of this district the whole
of the correspondence. Had you
contained yourself, your anxious-
ncss todiscuss questions pertain
ing' to the duties ot a legislator
would have 'been satisheo, and
your desires (except that of Re
presentative ot this District)
been fully satisfied, Mr. lOvans
am
the
dis-
yet
to accept my
series of joint
discussion of
refer you to
Buchanan, my
chairman, for the aVrangfcmcnt
of all the preliminaries. 1 am.
sir, yours most respectfully,
is an Honorable man and Ins
campaign of this district is satis
factory to me, his chairman. He
shall not after you have seen fit
to publish in such haste (five
days) our unfinished corres
pondence, meet you and furnish
you audiences to talk to. As you
seem to disregard your chairman
and he being out of town I ad-
l dress this to you. Yours truly
W. C. EI.DICK.
L opal Notice
defendants, Bodwcll & Mor
Mend Stnto linnlt, Cam
bridge Milling Cotnpnny, nnd John
Doe, truo nntno unknown will
tnko notico thnt on tho 1th day of
Sopt., 1900, tho plnintiir, Tho County ot
Lincoln, n corporation, tiled its potition in
tho district court ot Lincoln county, Iso
bniBUn, tho objoct and prnyor ot which
is to torocIOBO certain tnx lions duly
nssosed by enld plnintifT iiRninst
tho northwest quarter of section 11,
in township 10, nortli of rnnuo ICS, went
of tho Sixth principal meridian,
iSobrnsltn, for tho yonr 1893 in the sum
or 812.118; for tho year 1891 in tho sum ot
9.215; for tho yonr 189. in tho sum of 5.12;
for tho year 189G in tho sum ot
11.13; for tho yenr 1897 in tho sum of
8.08; for tho yonr 1898 in tho sum of
3.2(i; for tho yonr 1899 In tho sum of
2.812; nmountitiK in tho totnl sum of
853.12; with interest nt tho rnto of ton
por cont por nnnum from tho 11th dny
ot August 1900, nil of which is duo and
unpnid.
Plaintiff prnys n decroo ot foreclosure
of said tax loin mid a eulo of said prom
iSPH.
You nnd each ot you dofondnnts nro
required to answer Buid potition on or
beforo Mondny, tho 12th day ot Nov
ember, 1000.
TIIK COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporntion.
By II. S. Ridgloy, its Atty.
IiKOAL NOTICK.
The defendant I- H. Gilchrist Lumber
Company, and John Doc, true name un
known, will take notice that on the
4th day of September, 1000, tho
plalntirr, The County of Lincoln, a
corporation, Mod Uh petition In the district
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, the ob-
lecianu.prayer oi which is to loreciose cer
tain tax liens, duly assessed by said plalntirr,
against the Northeast nuarfer of Section
Twenty-one, In Township Fifteen North of
Meridian,
KanceThlrty.onc West of the Sixth l'rincl
pai jucriuian. iseurasKa. tor tne
-car mw in tne sum or iw.w; lor the vear
mm in tne sum or H.w. for the vcar IBM in
the sum of 10.80: for the vear lPtid In the sum
of 1S.03; for the year 1897 In the sum of
5.70; for the year lt8 In the sum of -l.il,
lor tne year nro in the sum of s.re,
amounting in tne total sum ot iw.as wun
interest at the rate of ten per cent per an
num from the 11th day of August, 1900, all
or which is tlue anil unpaid.
IMalntlrt pravs a decree of foreclosure
of said tax liens, and a sale of said prem
ises.
ou and each of you defendants arc re
required to answer said petition on or be
ire Monday tne mn uay or November, iwjo
TUB COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
A Corporation.
bS5I lly II. S. Hldgely, Its Attorney.
I.KCIAI. NOTICE.
Lccral Notico.
Tho dofendnnts ID. A. KiBselbunrh
Kiesolburgh his wife, first nntno un
Known, nnd Kiloy Hrotherp. w ill tnko
notico thnt on tlio 1th dny of Soptombor,
1900, tho plnintifT, Tho County of Lin-
coin, n corporntion, tiled Us potition in
tlio tllBtricl court or Lincoln county,
Nebrnsltn, tho objoct nnd prnyor of which
is to lorccioso corinin tux lions, duly
nsBCBoed by snid plnintiir nRninst tho
northwest quarter of soution 20. n town
ship 9, north of rnnRo 31. west of tlio
blxtti pnncipnl inonilian, Nobrnsltn. for
tho year 1891 In tho sum of 815.53. for
tho yonr 1895 in tho sum of 13 87, for tho
yenr ibliu in ttio sum, of 1-1.51, for tho
yonr WJl lu tlio sum or 13.75, for tho
year 18.1)8 in tho sum of 13.75. for tho
yenrl800 in tho sum ot -1.89. n'mountlm?
In tho totnl sum of $75.88, with interest
nt tho rnto of ton por cont nor nnnum
from tho I3th dny of August, 1900, nil of
which is duo and unpaid,
Plnintilf nrnys n docroo of foreclosuro
of said tax lien and a ealo of said prom
isee.
You nnd each of you defondnntfl nro
required to nnswor snid notltion on or
boforo Monday, tlio 5th day of Novem
ber, 1900.
TUB COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporntion.
B'l-l lly II. S. Ride ev. ts Attorney
Tlio defendants Milton W. linker. linker liln
wile, flrct tmmo unknown, nnd .Tohu Doo true
onmo unknown, will tnke notice Hint nn tho 4th
dny of September, 1IKX), tlio pliilntlff, Tho County
nt Lincoln, n corporntion, tiled Its petition In the
district court of Lincoln cnuuty, Nobrnskn, the ob.
jeci nnu prnyer oi which is to loreciose certain
tnx ileus, uuiy nssestea uysald plnintiir nKnlnst
northeast quarter of eoctlon 2, In township II,
norm oi rniiNo ill, wosi or uie til
meridian, Koiirnskn. for tlie yonr
nt till HI tn llm von. 1QQI ti. .......
.. ' - ' . . - . ' . I IMrtl l.n nn. t nn ' - 1 . . I 1 .
ine yenr imnin iiie sum nigia.ua; rnr tlio year lblJ ,vn r" " niu uinui court
in tho sum of 2o.oos for tho year 1897 in tho sum of Lincoln county, Nobrnskn. tho object
ru.: r;ir iwAi?.Kr prnyor or which is to foreeloso cor-
tho total sum of 87.17: with Interest at the tnitt tnx lions duly nssOBBcd by Bnid
rate oi ten per cenipor annum iroin tne liitn i
oi aukusi, ivw, an oi which is duo nnu
. ... . ..11 ,... f OI...1. ! I
riainuir prnys a decree ol foreclosuro orsald "-ou ul ouwi uimuiimi muriuiun,
Lopal Notico.
Tho dofoudnuts Eliznboth Newcombo,
Nowcombo hor husband, first nnmo
unknown, will tnko notice that on tho
sixth principal 4th day of Soptombor, 1900, tho plnintiir,
.uMte C,ounty .?,f Lico!?. . corporation.
, the imu "a iiuiiu uuiy uhosbcu oy sniu
day plnintiir mrninst tho northeast qunrer of
,m" section 15, in townBhip 0, north of rnnco
11 ... . r t!..t. ; i ; it
tax lien nnd a snlo ot said premlsos.
You nnd each of you defendants, are required to
nnswor said potition on or before Monday, tho
.mi uay oi novonuer. ivuu.
Dated September '21. 1900.
THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
b31I by II S. Iliduley. Its Attorney
l'KOHATIi NOTICK,
In the matter of the estate of Howard F.
Jeffrey, deceased.
In Uie County'Court of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, Sept . 17. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the creditors
of said deceased will meet the adminis
tratrix of said estate, before the Countv
Judge of Lincoln County, Nebraska, at the
countvrourt room In said County, on the 18
dav of October. lPOO and on the 1H dav of
aiarcn, ivui. at v o-ciock :t. in . cacn nay, ior
the purpose of presenting their claims for
examination, adjustment and allowance.
Six months are allowed for creditors to pre
sent their claims, and one year for the ad
ministratrix to settle sum instate, trom tne
18 day of September, IBixi.
i o. n. i.iiwiiN, uoiinty jnuge.
Okin Ricioi).
The voters of this district arc
to puss judgment as to sho is
willing to fully and fairly state
his position on all these matters,
that the voters niay know the
attitude of each candidate. Mfv
vj vans reittses to tio so, l am
anxious to discuss all these ques
tions with hun before the voters
of each of the above named
counties, and I take advantage
of this opportunity to state that
one of the most important qucs- t;u.y of ate 'for two v
tions that can come before the the position of Vice 0
nexi .egisiauire, 10 u s section and Commander
ot tnestaie, win lie tne reuis
tricting of the state into senator
ial anil representative districts
and I am pleased to state I will
use all niv iniluonce, in every
honorable way to secure for this
district the increased reprosen
tation in the senate and house of
representatives, of which it is so
badlv in need. It will likewise
be a pleasure to me to be in close
touch with each voter in the dis
trict, after I have been elected
t,as l ueneve 1 win uc) and con
sider all matters pertaining to
the district and its welfare.
I shall highly appreciate all
ellorts in my bchalt on the part
of friends tlirought the district.
With a sincere desire that all
these matters will be carefully
considered, I am, with very
great respect, yours,
Ohin Ruion.
Ogalalhi, Neb.
North Platte, Neb., October
8, 1901). Hon. Orin Reed. Otral
alia, Neb. Dear Sir: My at
tention has been called to the
fact that you, in your insane de
sire to obtain a state reputation,
have rushed into print and p'tib-
To the Voters of the Fifty-fourth
Kepresentative District, Ne
braska. The foregoing arc true conies
of a correspondence between my
self and lion. Orin Reed. Hon.
John 15. 15'vans has been a resi
dent of Lincoln countv. Ne
braska, ever since 1872 has
been postmaster of North Platte,
Nebraska, County Clerk, of Lin
coln county for four years,
cashier of North Platte. Nat'l.
bank for two.years, deputy sccrc-
cars, ullctl
mn mander
of the state
organization of the Grand Army
of the Republic, has a bcttci
acquaintance in the state than
any other man in the district, in
fact the voters of the district
will make a serious and irrenar
able mistake should thev fail to
elect Mr. I5vans as representa
tive. You will lind in the fore
going Mr. Reed's comments; thev
show for themselves, comments
lrom us are unnecessary.
answered everv letter received
from Mr. Reed and Mr. Evans
had nothing to do with any
answer written and Reed's state
ments and insinuations to the
contrary are untrue.
V. C. Kmjrk,
Chairman of the Rep. Repre
sentative Committee of the Fifty
fourth district of Nebr.
Attest: FuiiD R. Gink, Sec'v.
In Omaha Tuesday ex-Goy. lloyd
put up for Montana parties an even
bet of one thousand dollars that
McKinley will carry the state o
Nebraska. It is said that other
bets of a similar nature will be
, made.
TIMIIEU OULTtlltK, FINAL PltOOF-NOTIOK
l'Olt l'UULICATION.
Lnnd Ofllco nt North rintte. Neb.
Septenibor 10th, 1(100.
Notice Is hereby idvmi that (lenri-o 11. Slnulo
has II I oil initio) of Intention to mako final
roof I'vfnro renlstor nnd receiver nt llielr ottlco
II North l'latte. Neb., mi Friday tho Kith dny of
October, 1V00, on timber culturu application No,
ll,7r.t, tor llio unrllii'iist iiunrtor or section No,
'JO, In township No, l'J, north raogo No, 110 wast.
Ho nniiiox iih witnesses: James K. Grow. Jnme
O. Ornw, William W. lluuter, UeorKO IJ. Trusser,
all of North l'latte. Neb.
xiu:i UEonoK I:. FniNoit, HeKlster.
U. S.
CONTK8T NOTICE.
Lnnd oniro, NnrUi rtatte. Nob.
Septemlier S, llsJO,
A sufllclent contest nflblnvlt liuviuir been filed In
this olnro by John II. Knowlxs. contestant.
nKnlnst llonipstend Kntry No. 17,M(I, niado Mny
II. ltU8, for MHith half of nonhcnKt qunrter nnd
lots i ami or section !l, township i, rnune :u,
by l'i-ter Cnrlsnn, coutesloe. In nhlch it Is nl.
leueil Hint reier cnrli-on tins not roi-lded upon or
rulllvntuil snid trnct slnco January 1, 1000, but
has wholly abandoned tho same; that said dofecU
exist to this date, nnd that said iiIIi-kim! nl'sence
from the snid lnnd win not duo to u s omrloyiuont
In lliu army, navy, or marine corns, of the
United Htatos. said linrtli-s ate hereby
uotltled lo annenr. resnond and oiTor evi.
ilenco timi-liliiff said allexntlou nt 10 o'clock, n. m..
on iMivrmiier i). iirno, oeloro I ue register and re
ceiver nt the United Slates laud olllco In North
l'lnli, Lincoln county, Nebraikn,
Tho snid contestnnt having', In n proper nil.
dnvlt, filed Heplember .1, 1HX), set forth facts which
show that after due iIIIIkohco pArsounl service of
this notice rnn not bo made, It Is hereby ordered
nml dlrectnd that such notice bo I'lvon by due
and proper publication.
tun) (Ji:unui; i: riu;.NCH, iieuuier
Xiog.il Notico.
Tho dofondnnts II.HmorBon, Minor-
t-on his wife, tlrst nnmo unknown ntid
Junius L. Pitnl, will tnko notico thnt on
tlio 1th dny of Soptombor, il)00,tho jilnin
titf, Tin' County of Lincoln, n corpora
tion, tllod its potition in tho district
court nf Lincoln county, Nebrnskn, tho
oojoct nnu prnyor or which is to foro
oloro cortnin tnx lions, duly assessed by
said plnintilf nRninst tho routhenst
ipinrtor of section 20, in township 10,
north of rungo Hi, wept of the Sixth
prinolpnl moridinn, MobniRkti, for tho
yenr iSIM in tho sum of 8n (iO; for tho
yonr i89." in tho sum of ilJ.5Tij for'thoyonr
iBOG in tho sum of ill til; for tht yonr
ity( in uio sum or o.-iu; ior itio yonr iB'JS
in tho sum of 8.GU; for tho yonr i699n
tho sum of l.uO; nniountins in tho totnl
sum of SWlil; with intorest nt tho rnto
of ton por cont por nnnum from tho lflth
dny of Aufiust, lOOO.nll of whioh is duo
uud unpnid.
Plnintilf prnys n dooroo of foroolosuro
ot snid tax lion nnd n enlo of snid prom
isos,
Vou nnd onch of you dofondnnts nro
roipuroa to nnswor sniu potition on or
boforo Mondny, tho nth dny of Noyoin
bor. 1900.
TUB COUNTV OE LINCOLN.
.. A Corporntion.
b2U Hy H. S. Ridglfcy, It's AtWrnty,
LKQAL NOTICK.
Tho defonilnnls II. V. Newport. Nownort,
hts wife first name unknown, L. W, Tulleys,
Trustee, Anglo American Loan k Trust Com
pany, -nnd John Doe, true name unknown,
will tnko .notice thnt on tho 1th day of
September. ll00. the nlalntlff The County nt Lin
coln, a corporntion, filed Its petition In the district
court or Lincoln county, Nebraska, tne object and
prayer or wnicn is io mreciose cortnin tnx liens,
duly nssessed by said plaintiff nenlnst tho north.
oast quarter of section 33, in township 0, north
nt rnuite tl, west ot Sixth principal moridinn.
Nebraska, for tho year 1895 lu tho sum of 1 13.87;
tor tlio yoar mini in tno sum of f 15.01; for tho year
1807 in the sum ot M-.67: for the year 1603 In tho
sum oX (11.71; for the year 1890 In tho sum of id.lli
nmountlr.H In the totnl sum of iCO.27: with Interest
nt tho rnto of ten per cent per rnnum from tho
l!!th day of August, 1000, nil ot which Is due nnd
unpaid.
l'latntlll prnys a decree ot foreclosure of said
tax lien and n sale nf snid premises.
You nnd ench of you defendants, nre required Io
answer saiu pennon on or before Mnndav. tlio I
. m . " ...w. I
oui uay oi novKMiuer, iw.
Dated September ZOtti. 1000.
THli COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
A Cornoratlon,
s214 I)y II. S. ltldRley, Its Attorney,
noornsKn, ior mo yenr ibM in tno sum
of 818.02; for tho yonr 1801 in tho sum
of 15,98; for tho yonr 1895 in tho sum
of 13 87 for tho yonr 1890 in tho sum
of 1G.C5; for tho yenrJ897 in tho sum
of 13.73; for tho yonr 1898 in tho sum
ot 12-39; for tlio yonr 1899 in tho sum
of 5.21; ntnountinpr in tho total sum of
890.15 with intorest nt tho rnto of ton
por cont por nnnnum from tho 13th dny
of August, 1900, nil of which is duo nnd
unpaiu.
rinlntilt nrnys n docroo of foreclosuro
of snid tax lion nnd n snlo of snid prom
ises.
Vou nnd oncli of you dofondnnts nro
required to nnswor snid potition on or
boforo Mondny, tho 5th dny of Novem
ber, 1000.'
THE COUNTV OF LINCOLN,
A Corporntion.
s214 By II. S. Ridgloy, its Attornoy.
LKQAL NOTICE.
The defendants L. W. Tullays. trussteo. Anclo
American mortgage K Trust company, J. V. Mi
H ,.M A I .. I 1 1 ,.. ...I ... tt 1
Atmun, M.ukunc,,, urn Yiun lirBl 11IIU1U tlu.
known, Fred J Tomkins. Catherine M, Tomkins
his wire, and Jonu Uoe, true name tin
known (Impleaded with Wllllnin Smith, ot
Legal Notice.
Tho dofondnnts Cnthorino.M. Tomkins,
Tomkins hor htiBbnnd. llrst nnmo
unknown, Frnnk B. Lumb nnd John Doo
truo nnmo unknown, will tnko not un
thnt on tho 1th dny of Septem
ber, 1000, tho plnintiir, Tho County ot
Liincoln, n corporntion, filed its petition
in tho district court of Lincoln county,
Nobrnskn, tho objoct nnd prnyor of
Winch IS to foreloso cortnin tnx Hpnn.
duly nssossod by snid plnintiir ngninst
tho south hnlf ot northonst uunrter of
ni.,) win lose nouco msi on luo lum dny ot Hei- section JW.in lOWIlSlllp V, nortlj or rnngo
tomber, lOOO, tho plnintifT, the County of Lincoln, -tl lVnBt nf Rivth nrlnninnl mnri.Li.V.
a corporation 2led Its petltlou in the district nt 'i i , A prlnoipnl monUinn,
court of Lincoln county. Nebraska, the object nnd NobrnBkn, for the yenr 180o in tho sum
of S7.04; for tho yenr 1890 in tho sum of
i.ui; ior tlio yonr itiMi in tho sum ot
5.89; for tho yonr 1808 in tho sum of
5.02; for tho yonr 1800 in tho sum of
2.75; nniounting in tho totnl sum ot
WH.J1; with interest nt thorntooften
por cent por nnnum from tho 13th dny of
August, 1000, nil of which is duo nnd
unpnid,
l'lnintiir prnys n docroo of foreclosuro
of snid tnx lion nnd n snlo of snid prom
ises. You nnd onch of vou dofondnnis nr..
you defendants, are rnnnlml ... i i . ....
to answer snid petition on or beforo Mondny tbe T . M A.ln. V r i Vl,U.0DTOn r
Mh day of November, 1000. beforo Mondny, tho 5th dny of Novum-
uor, luiw.
THE COUNTY
prayer of which Is to foreclose certain tux Hens,
duly assessed by said plaintiff against tho north
half northwest and southeast qunrter of northwest
quarter ot section 27, in township 0, north of
range ni. west or me mini nnnc nnl morld an.
Nebrnskn, for the year 1802 In the sum of if 1.1.1 ;
for tho year 1MB In Iho sum of 19 41; for Iho yeur
1891 In the sum of 110.20: for the year 180.1 In tho
sura of if 10. 111! for the yenr lb'.t! In the sum of J10. 10;
ior me yenr ibvi in uio sum oi ta 7a; ror tne yenr
18'JS In the sum of f H. a I : for Iho yenr 1H0U in Iho
sum ot Jl.flls nmounllng In tho total sum of t77.II;
wun inieresi ni ino rnto nr mn per cent
per nnnum from tbei.lth day ot August, 1000, nil
oi wnicn is uuo anu unpaiu.
I'lnlntllT prays n decree of foreclosure of
said tax lion und a sale of said premises.
iou anu earn ni you uetenuants, are renuired
T11K COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
A Cnrnnntlon.
Hy II. S. llldgley; Its Attorney.
2fl
By If
OF LINCOLN.
A Corporntion.
S, Bidgloy, its Attorney.
in iiiivnwnin i" nnrth nt pnntn in ...An4 nv
nt I mar Minn n i: i' -i inuu in. cot ui
m in t Znt ?.!!!h.. nr'W.'"W'. tor
in tho sum ot ..oJ.". 11,0 HU,n .r ? -.'7!
:.. i. iiiu jmir louu in iiih nil in o H."U: fnr
with interest nt tho rnto of ten por cent
por nnnum from tho ilth dny ot August,
itw, nn oi wnion is uuo nnu unpaid.
Plnintilf prnys a dooroo of foreclosure
ot snid tnx lion nnd u snlo of snid prom
i- i , . .
i on nnu onon of you tiorenunnts nro
rooulrod to nnswor snid potition on or
uerore Mondny, tho nth dny of Novom
uor, iuuu.
THE COUNTV OF LINCOLN.
2U By II. S. RldglVi nttlfey.
logal Notice.
Tho dofondnnts A. And
dorson his wifo, llrst nnmo unknown,
nnd John Doo truo nnmo unknown, will
uiuu iiuuuo lllia O l l III 4tll ilnv nf Snn.
niifirtAi nnil
north hnlf BoiithwoRtqunrtornf pcotion30
Iiognl Notice,
Tho dofondnnts Lovi O. Bnkor.
Bnkor his wifo. llrst nnmo unknown nnd
John Doo, truo nnmo unknown will tnke
notico thnt on tho Uh dny ot Soptombor,
iyuu, tno piniiuui, mo uounty or Lin-
i-uiu. ii curi:uruuuii, uiuu ItHpoilllOll in ,,,... i,Vin il,n ,.1 ,iiir r ' n '
tho district court of Lincoln county, No- Lin nnl, 7 n , 1 ,ti'Vill',0-FOU,,ty
uitiDiui, uju uujt'ui) uuii ir nur ul wniuii ih i i .1 1. . . :
to foreeloso cortnin tax Houb. dulv ns- " . .W'V. ' 18U'0t c.()!,rt of Lincoln
sessod by said plnintiir ngninst tho of whf
nnriiiniIi nni,rinr nnriici . i which is o foreeloso cortnin tnx llOUB.
Hoh lmlPnor hwcn Z '.' " PlmntiiT, ngninst
Lin. kii 1 1 1 1 1 nnir nr nn.thn.r.n.
IVOSr, nlinrlnr unlit Imi'aoI nlinrlnr nf u.in . "uimnuui
tion 31, in towushin 12. north of rnnio
tii, west oi Htxm pnnoir
brnskn, for tho yoar 18
8i3 89; for tho yenr i895
l7ft. tnr ll.r. ..n .Q(t
U03: for the vear i897 in Mm sum nf 10 "r '"."' m of 10.81; for
H.35; for tho yenr i893 hi tho sum of 7 78; 'n0Vi Vl , Ir'Snf ' for. 1,0
for the year i899 in tho sum of 3.85 riJ."!,1;" V'Sw,005 ""'ountlnif
nmountimr in tlm tntnl nnm nffsiu nn! In tho total sum of S18.80; with interest
...tti. n .i... f : ni vno rnto or ton nor cunt nnr nnnnm
from tho 11th dny of August, 1900, nil of
which is duo nnd unpnid.
Plnintiir prnys n deoreo of foreclosuro
of said tnx liens nnd n snlo of said prom
ises, 1
Vou nnd onch of you dofondnnts nro
rontiirod to answer snid potition on or
bofro Moiitkyi tlio full dny of Novom
bor, 1000.
. THE COUNTV OF LINCOLN,
s2i i By ii, s. r rdsiy? rrTOtfepy.
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