May 26, 1898
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
Nedkahka Independent.
Omaba, May 20, 1808.
About Catalogues.
Perhaps you are one ol those folks whotie name ha sllppod
Into the "Agent' Album" or the "Sucker Seokor'a Bitfnal'g and
a a comioquoneo you are pestered to f death with all Horts o!
priuted matter-Including Cutaloguo-ln your mall. We loci
orryforyou. You don't think much about cataloguo, and
we don't blame you. We don't think much about some cata
logue ourselves. There are torothat send out catalogues
with the solo object of catching "uekor," and the more cata
logue thoy Mend out the more likely thoy are to find the kind
of motile tlioy want. Our catalogue! are nr ont out ex
cept to our own oustomor or to people who ask for tlmm, We
never una any list of names except our own. You might lire
to be a old a Methuzaleh und never get a copy of the Ne
bruMka Catalogue unless you askod for It or uuloyou were a
regular oustomor of our store. Tbo Nebraska Catalogue aro
ton valuable to ond out Indiscriminately, and If you aro sit
ting 011 your door stop waiting for one to come by chance,
don't wait any longer. It won't come. The only way you
can get it In by unking for it. In that cane it I Ireu.
Two volunteer have been killed and
two train wrecked the piifc week In
moving soldier to the front. There in
no luch organization of railroad service
for Hudden military ueod In thl country
a in Germany, where the railroad aro
mostly owned by the government nd
jsjrfoct system cliuriuitorUo every detail.
In thb country the outlirn road,
-which are generally the poorest In oqul p
iwmtaud organisation, have been sud
denly called upon for the houvlet or
vlce. The wonder i that there have not
boon more dlsnstor.
HARDY'S COLUMN,
All rjuli.t Tim big War Hhlp-Why hunt
I'ojih mid Thieving How Tliey
(Jroan nnd Kick Hngllsh Paupers
Don't Kick any More John Hlierman
Honatelhjbatoi'nld Liars Kopiibll
can and I lie Pen.
(J rent thing are exported and will be
expuoted for time and hulf time to
come.
t
The Omgou ha arrived at Key Wet
after the long voyage around Cape Horn
from Kan r'rniicico, Hlie U loading
coal and niniwitloii making ready to
start out on the war path.
What I the line in hunting for the
8pnnlsh limit? They can II 11 d Cuba any
day.
i'llxby begin to be afraid that the
pop Hill go to stealing. Ha Moore
und Hartley turned pop?
It do an honest oul good to hear
the ri'pulieaii groan over the et'ite ap
pointment of a few pop. We will offset
that against the one hundred seventy
nine government appointmout secured
by Thurston for hi party friends.
The republicans are kicking like big
horned steers because their mt'ii did not
get nil of the military appoint nient in
tlio NebraHka regiments. Tor thirty
year tin y had thorn all ami all the stato
eivil appointment too, now thoy will
have to get along without any for thirty
years. We aro going to wean them all
the name il tlmy do howl. Neither llol
comh or Itryau will ask them for advice
or direction. 'Ti hard 'ti true but
neverlhele just.
Tim Knylmh pauMr labor manufact
urer begin to talk about a high protec
tive tariff to protect theinselve agnlimt
tho cheap liiliorof America. When every
body Is protected agaiuNt everybody oIn
we are going to have grand time. Hut
bow are the leu million of American
farmer to h protected? There I no ui
of talking, those who will work th hard
eat uud product' the clieaet are going
to iiiil,v tlie world, nnd if the dinner
aut to work half the time (or the rich
Unbolt 11I Dm ct lie must Vote the
straight republteutt ticket.
Sow don't kick nuy nmrw iiguiiml a i
high prtilvctita land, in-. a tew
wvwlthv iiici!,itmlliuiiliitititiiW I toy r J
h.lUlj to null out IhiiuU, to lunoali 1
iluli ) to ri r f tliilii.lv, wHflMlly lh I
rlit iiM ol I.. S- ii,it,n uiti pni,. lit,
I ! u it tU a iittt ol mouvv to
livhgih' ii Hi' wwk hmtt ol tnurfrtw. ,
nu n. Now rj! tHhljr Vim that;
wtullti im 11 ln an I tro in Ui ii ru
) !, nr iudivUMu t'i Nc t.uv
Inn I h J Vow ra, but thi do u.i
Krow 'l without Mit rtt tia,
t .r luiu.' w tk our !( iiih,
It., rv win) xli it ! Iliviw I r Um ew! w ,
t.uahfl t " ltt4H WW Cs.uM w tllt titf ttk
ti ll III in iM.uki'la 1.1 I ur..), tli u :
itwlm 4 tm. il vl.-lU il lUm w
tie ii M NU fu ivul Mini
t'twti mh! I in I iir.i, ut (i, 4
I l l-.l I...'. I IW U Wt.fi I l. W4iiUw-
hiivw il w r U .,f wkwt !
( iotlt la I MtOfH I4U.I HHi,J (.ting t b .lou j
fiw, kl Wuid IkiWi til III ltiH,.u j
irw.
No ww4r J'Kw Mtw kw ,Mt ki
now I til Ut.iw- w.ilt ,t In
HOW'I h W4k k I WW Wll4 l t
Wniway W WtfWlw! Ik WuiHWtww wils
1 nwlf ww4v M Ul k tM w,.t m
In miwj 113 Mw4aUl4t
bt 11 bttU Uw IkwlttMiwii uwi4
kf xmrn W.1 ! Uttwf Kir k w,i
rww i t ! rwMw la Uk
d tlWW l MlttW lk Im t 4M M
l twkcUl Uwjr,
The debate In the enate on the bond
iue I growing warm und i likely to
continue two or three week longer. It
I taxe, Mllver and greenback, a pro
poed by rieuator Tunile of Indiana
ngalnet bond. Tax all corporation
according to tliolr gro Income, Of
oourmi the wealth of the eat will fight
that, for it mean money out of the rich.
Next he propoee an inheritance tax ac
cording to the amount Inherited. That
too will bo fought by the rich for It moan
irreat fortune Inherited muet pay the
irroaleet amount of tax, Who more
than the pi wo 11 who inherit property
I able to nay taxorr 1 m line uairou re.
.. ..I. IE.,i .I1..I fliiu tJ tilfitf ly tiiT nnv-
body or any thing only don't make tho
milllnnaaire pay any moro t han tne in
iliiwtrloii farmer and poor day laborer.
Then to bridge over the preent need,
the mm 11 tor favor coining the nilvcr.
lying Idle in the treawury and paying if
out. And to further increase tnoeupply
of money. If necdud. lue more green
back. All of which wo hope will be
adopted.
It li really laughable to read the repub
Head taffy handed out to the rank and
(He of the party, to convince them that
tuere I hih'Ii an art icle a gain nug pro
iierily. 'J'he Waehington paid liar have
JiiHt given it out that tho money, in cir
culation, in tlii country ha iucreaeed
tl40.0OO.O0O, during tho butt year. Of
Connie all the pap euckiug republican
editor reproduce the Htatemont with a
llonriNli tliat AicKiuiey iiki it. limy
Ntato gold ha increawid 1100,000,000,
while at the name time all the gold dug
In the United Htate, including AlaHka,
fall Hhortof l0,000,000. Then they
report that ilver certificate have in
cmaMod 128,000,000. Kyery body
know that eilvor certitlcnte connot In
creano without depoeiting silver dollar,
and how can that increae the circula
tion? Evory oft pated republican will
ewear that retiring eilvor dollar and
ixHiiing certificate increae tho circula
tion and that I McKiuleyimn, pure and
Himple. Why, ay they, if I have a
thotiMand eilvor dollar, hand them over
to Uncle Ham und he print a thouand
dollar in certificate for me, doeen't
that iucreaMe the money? 1 etill have a
thoiiMaud and Haiuuel ha an increaHe
of a tliouaud. The bnlauce of tin) in
rreano i in eilvr and treiiHury note.
Tho reaeon wtiy Moore and Hartley
don't want to go to our jienitettiary in
bccnutfii tliny now make the priNoucr
own tlieir own living and no cliauce to
haudle public money. Hi a long Htep
from republicnu management that priN
oucr are made to earu their own living.
They can do that eay enough but they
can't earn onouwrh on top of that to at
iefy republican thieve. They have
alwny earned their own living but the
tealing were too great. The nt and
chief object of filial law i to protect
Hociaty from criminal. The criminal
line committed one or more crime and
i likely to continue hi count". Wo nliut
him up not a a puuiMhment but a a
Preventive, Wo tie up the ox that ha
brokml into the corn, not a a pnitlnli
11111 1 but to protect the corn. So we
uli ut up the criminal to protect ociet.r
lieu ail OX vtlilailger life we Nlmigllter
liiin. 1 1 iii for Hie nine retuioii tliat w
hung Hi uiurdeor. A neeondnrv object
iu tlii rentraitit i gamed tiy ilet. rrum
other from committing crime. Mur
tlniii hnlf ol thi U u. lli i lout, by uol
making coiiiniitiiieiit more cerlam.
t'oiiHiiiliiieut nhoiilil Ihi more cwrtttiu
und more in projuirtioti lo tli criut
isiliiiiiltlml, VN ilu lint t'Uev lliwt II
i Iwtler that lU gUllly peraou nlmuld
kfti ln rather lliwu cuiiuuil one what
lUlllxinl, It U Ix'tler lliwl the luuiHfbl
luuil-l nuii luiit-w ifirr ruilur thwu
tHtit .Mieiy hotii' iHHiiiuully nnifi-r,
In II We filler MHIfly w UWIMKI wll ll
tinliilitiw. 1 1. thirvl ut.jti't u iwairwiitl
U tti r icrni wild w.u th rriutunl Irmu
hi I. ii.ti iter to trtiuo ii.t..!li.-vuiv mi.
nlmniKiH ir kgtSrit il. riiwr to
Wtltwlt li Ui.ill..ll I) lli linl.il
liibur ii wvwh thj pi i.'t 1 1 r i in--W
U lt. in miittrw I lwir lUi tv
i Mirii. '1114 witN It. pi.it.r, 'i
hiu i't I.U Uu.ii) !t it r.iiu ,t (..,,. i,.
'i. .l(t I lit Will IU In, v tl 1 HI III .1 I It
l IH lll.htt I.lr.,.. I, (ul H..
n4l I .- t mHt fi.i j . f vu
hi u Iiim uuUi. U th 1 ' wwll
Many Tcoclc Dnnot Drink
wltw willl. II twwti tt timm.
I t HI lea. I'wf tlrwiw tl 4H
WmiwIH l frwwiMi, lmr 4
llUvk
ktilM. I vl IMtl IWM4U
C! ( UftUw'O It IM
Iwrtwl. Uwtewtm frwi IM
ikw Irvwj wt iiuw li7, ttf
Unrwl I'wiwl iwl td wtilhwf al Virw.
A Prophetic Ode to Dewey,
On Commodore Dewey' departure lor
Hongkong laet November a dinner waa
given for him at the Metropolitan club
iu Waahlngton, at which the following
veree then scarcely appreciated per
haps at their true nropuctio worth
wore rend by Colonel Archibald Hopkins:
Fill nil your kIimiim lull tonhfbt.
Tbn wind I off th ihor,
Anil, b It luiuit or bo It Unlit,
Wt pluitK tint voiniiioilor,
Through day ol turm, through dui ol
culm,
On brond I'nolflu hiu.
At Biioliiir off tht) Ulna of palm
Or with the JapwiimHi;
Aahoni, nlloiit, on deck, btlow
Or when our bulldog roar,
To back a Irlmid or lirmmt a fo,
Wt pladg thtooiuoiodur.
W know oar hotior'll b antalud
Where'or ti 1 pniiniiiit tllnn;
Our rlKlit ronpucUd and uialntaluiid,
Wbatovtr powvr dillui.
Colonel Hopkiu recently addod thl
poMtHorlpt to hi toiutt:
Along tlm far I'lilllpplne ooMt,
WliurnDnw th II of Hpalu,
Our (loiiiiiioiloro today snn boant
" 'Twill niivvr fly wkuId."
And up froia nil our bill and valM,
Krom ell j. town and hor,
A tiilKbty ihout, tlinwnlklu ball;
Wwll iiou bravo tiouiiuodor!
"Now lt your admiral pennant fly,
You'ru won It Ilk a man,
Whiir hero lnvn to flu lit and die,
JtlKlit In lb battle ran."
New York Trlbnu.
THE EBR1QHT CA8B.
Republican County Attorney in Ot
County Refuge lo Proiocute.
Tho cue of tha State of Nebraska
ngaliiMt cx-Supt. Ebrlght, of tho No
braeka City blind iuHtltute, I net for
iirt'llmlnary bearing at Nebraska City
tlie dny wo go to pre thl week, it
having lai'ii continued at requewt of
(Irfcililllllt.
Senator Mutz, of tha Investigating
committee, arrlvisd In Llimoln yester
day, on bl way to the- hearing, lie
learned for the flrt time while here
that l'uul Jcssen, county attorney of
Otoe country, hud ciiIIhIciI ami gona
to tlio war in thu nccoinl Nebmln
regiment and that Judge II ay ward of
Nebt'ONka Clly hod been tiplntcd to
fill the vacancy.
Senator Mutz culled up tho new
county attorney by telephone and In
quired about, what preparation had
been made for tlio Khright hearing,
lie wuh curtly Informed that tho pres
ent county at torney would have noth.
lug to do with thu case,
A i well known Judge Ifnyward 1
a prominent republican politician and
proHpectlve candidate for governor.
What rciiMoiiM ho may bn willing to
give for hi course in thi ciiho 1 not
known. The evidence ugainat Kbrlgbt
a gathered by the Investigating com
mittee, nn abalract of which wn pub
lished lu the Iiiilcieinlciit some, week
ago, I very strong. Tlio people of the
Mute of JNePrasKa are entitled to a
trial of thi ciimc. Supt. Ebright him
self I entitled to a complete vindica
tion in tlie ciiui'Ut or be I 011 tilled to
the piuilHhmcnt provided by law. War
ami war rumor mimt not, prevent the
administration of justice at homo.
I. S. KNTHHTA1NMI2NT.
The. girl of tlie indutrial Hchool
gave an entertainment at the opera
holme Tuesday night, May 17. Owing
to the rain during the day and the
fact there win indication of a severe
storm in the evening, the bouse wa
only about half filled. Mr. Weber wa
complimented by many of our citi
zen on the manner in which the girl
acquitted themeselve. There was not
a dull number on the program nnd
tlie scarf drill was cucoml, but Mr.
Weber asked tliat on account of the
approaching storm they lie allowed
to complete the program tn us short a
time us possible. Tlie entire proceeds
of the entertainment was $111.80, and
tliat amount was sent, Ity draft to
("apt. William ut San Francisco Wed.
uesday morning. Mr. Weber lias lecu
requested by a number of our citizens
to riqieat the concert and will prob
ably do ho iu a few days, when be will
be. iiNHiircd a full bouse. (ieueva tia-
Ztltf.
UKYAN RAISING A IIEG1MENT.
Governor llolcomb of Nebraska La
issued a eommlsaion rmjowering Wil
liam J, Itryau of Lincoln to raise a
volunteer regiment of 1,000 men to be
tendered to the war department for
actual service at the front, with the
distinguished free silver champion a
commander, Mr, Itryau already ha
lieguu the work of recruiting, and be
lit'trs that he can have lib regimental
rank Hilled within two wek.
II I quite probable that ahurt alch t-
cil Hiitlcal opponent will charge that
llii action upon the imrt of Mr. Itry
au lin txu-u uiiilertakrii aolwlv for
pi'Miv-ul itTcct ami will. out iti.tle
inoklie; but fact are much nmrw urn-
ilmiinf thiin iihid luiimi and ur-
mUi. and the fad that he bna under
lukrn in rlw a full regiment of lur-
niliif NilnuiLwii n,l kit. .,e. r-.t
In bttil I hem jerwinallv ,f TiultUd
lo do mi Itiiut li i t tbiMii a ditHH't-
liely In hi clntil.- ( hlfitini I Iiiii--
llemtl.
ilVKS VNY l.iMMt KKStlNM.
Ui I'tri.t ,.f I'lm
I""-? fidw V II. d... ml. fr if..rr-
11. t f..r Um third trim. an. I it. I't-
I"! ifiir a iff4t innjr ifiHI rai
h li ? M H lt'tltlttlp. Ul
flat tu, ltiiiiM
1 l".i.li Ht.l-"Wt Ul I ttr-d ,
hut .at tl b! l tM ( ill at, lrtii,. r
lintd, I i. I n 1II1 nwl, 1 th hiilixr l
i.l'U 1'i.lt.l H..'. thu W -I..B
I" it'nl : I. I i lw unit. I WkI t.
pott iiuid l.n . i,g.i an .h Kii.
ih .1NHarll w thw K. w
Itml w.i i-h wla 1
W tiHI I'VMlWt i'tui. w lt.
Uk h i wn'w till Sit Juwm wHirvl l
n t iw wow twklmw; It a.nti m t.n
l)Ww I. ka tHif lew lri.rrMi t,
)wast tw J, awe lktt l.t Id
I t-w fatwfiUr V evfiwa
'WW wrw' eLwtw.K Awwrw-ww
! wi t wnlaoww, W mp,Mid
witw lUbWia l. Nn f titr rwr4
l4 kto ttrw wr m fel uttwiaaU.
In Camp at Chlokamaugw.
The Second Regiment Nebraska Vol
unteers, under command of Colonel Bill
left Lincoln lust Thursday iu three di
vision and are now in camp at Chicka
mauga. The boy were tired of camp
life in Lincoln, so far from tho enemy,
and welcomed the chance to move nearer
to the eeno of attual hostilities und
greeted the order to go with cheer. A
largo crowd of friends were at the camp
to ee them start and bid them goodbye
and God speed. They arrived iu the
southern camp In good spirit and
health and will probably put in some
time drilling before being ordered nearer
lo the front
8treiii(tli of Hewuy'e lfo
Tlie census of Spanish troop In the
riiilippine, just made public by Span
ish ofllclalM, show 7,000 in Manila,
000 in fuba, 1.500 lu lloilo, 1.000 In
Miuandaro and 800 in Lnytu. There I
no artillery outside of Manila und th
fort.
The presence of American ships ha
practically put an end to Spanish activ
ity in Manila. The Spanish political
and war center 1 for thu time being here.
Sple are everywhere. They are buy
circulating report of disaster to Ameri
can force in the West Indie and else
where, Today they started a rumor that
Dewey had been assassinated, and fol
lowing thi came the unfounded report
that the Insurgent chief, Arlnold, had
gone over to the Spaulh, and had been
given command of the Spanish military
forces.
Huitlliig Help to Dewey Mow.
Admiral Dewey' squadron will be re
inforced by live warship. Tho Charlo
ton and the Monterey, a monitor, are
already under order, aud today order
were telegraphed to the Philadelphia,
now at Mare Island refitting, to hasteu
repair work on that vessel. Tho Charles
ton will pick up the liouulngtou ut Hon
olulu, and the York town of tho umo
class and armumeut u the llonnfngtou
will be gotten ready at the Mare island
yard a quickly as possible. The lion
niugtou and tho York town, although
third-rate gunboats, are equal to tlie
Spanish gunboat blown up by Dewey
at Manila. It Is expected that before the
new Spanish fleet arrive at Manila,
Dewey will have received the Charleston
uud Bennington and at least 8,000
troops.
Mtiimtor Allnn Hpewk.
Wasiiinoton, D. ft, May !i5. Senator
A Hen delivered hi promised speech in the
senate today upon the war reveuuo bill
and in opposition to the Issuance of
bonds. The speech was characteristic
of the senator s previous utterance on
the subject. The supremo court, the
Iioiimo and the senate, said tho senator
were all In the dutches of the heartless
financier, iio made thi confession with
humiliation, but he said no one could
but admit the truth. An Issue of bonds
he said would bo u great blanket mort
gage upon the property and Industries
ol the country, and the only way to pay
the Interest on the same In gold would
be by other issue of bond. It would
be an endless chain and would place the
poonlo In the grasp of the monopolist
of tlie bonds. The senator referred to
the issue of bond under the administra
tion of Cleveland and estimated that the
issue of bond in t ime of peace wa
about on a par with tho proposed Issue
for the purpose of currying on a war
that is costing the government a mil
lion dollars a day to prosecute.
i
Nh run liw Crop lleport,
The mean temperature ha averaged
about threo degree ubove the normal
in tho eastern counties and about one
degree below the normal in the western.
The weekly minimum tumiioraturoa wore
gonerully slightly below 50 depress, and
the maximum slightly ubove 80 degrees.
The rainfall in tho past week was gen
erally heavy; it exceeded two inche in
tlie northern and eastern couutio and
exceeded one inch iu all except a fow cen
tral and HouthwcHtcru counties.
Tho past week has been very favorable
for the growth of small grain and gras.
Hyo is heading out; winter wheat is
jointing; both have made a very rank
growtli of straw, and iu a few instances
complaint is made that wheat is lodged
nlightly. Grass in pasture aud ou the
ranges in western counties is exception
ally good. The wet weather retarded
corn planting aud there is still consider
able ol tho crop to bo plauted. The
early planted corn is coming up, and a
few field have been cultivated lor the
first time; there is hhiiih complaint that
the stand is not good. Com has been
damaged slightly by wushing during the
heavy ruins of the pat week.
(WetHir eik. Ml ol Hk wl at
Trwww VI .!, 4 laHrwatMiawl
wiltw, O , Sfc, klwia liwild..
Vermont
You're a -Id rlutl atwta, Old Wrwinnl ;
And (our Mil at ui.Hilii rl. O d Vrmout;
Hut tM Mink Ihaeouairf ikr.miih.
N.iuMat lb liuat ul Or, un.l III uu.
I.Vr II .irtuU And mum tru I'mi your,
ormiuil.
Yii'r Iirliului ul h.ijMiiiiii air. old Vfuioitl.
Anil fur lir-'(i lire win IMa Imr. Hul Vvf
nii.nl.
1 tii.ua fun do wit, ao an llwe,
I'la li.r brntklul, mf h t km,
I hm t m.i iMiilwr hnwil lit mu titan ) ui
t trutwel .
"Iluiurr ttntl Uaxll," la nl. Vartu.itil ;
Siii kuuur ililnli r I 'HI rui..l i
k'riiMt a im k ntl kii.si.l lue
a.iln l.i kru artied mu,
I , ..ut hul l Mk Alt du, I will lflui.l,
(.. (k r tlm Un.l, HI I W(m..l,
t utki a iifwj.i4 k4 ikan rwf. r-
Hull
liwt iitii .lfn. I iki ru,
1 Ml Ik. m kill It,., UM,rll
M'mii!, it it.ii, mil ..iii
1 ,1 .ullt H. HI. IIBI ll.l
Feod Caused Pain
CtttMh wt the) ttamenh Cwrwtl by
Hwvtl'a tai(HI.
"I wi 1 . it . k nt 4 I 'la
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lii 1 U I l-l l III lt
t iijut t ...tit,. t'i , - 4 1 ut
tl.u.iiln t i I ui.uti 4 iIjwi
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U u4 a H tf lt t Kl WU, t B4)
itutkl ttitviu wl Ui. (f4
wwi,)' wl ( 4 Hvetl aW'l a
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Uiu IU I. tiwwtsiMk, Noli
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Hoodo Snronpnrllla
li ta . t tfce Itww ksj! fii l
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SCHOOL FUND APPORTIONMENT.
The following table compiled by W. It. Jackson, Superlntendtnt o! Public In
struction for Nebraska, show the semi-annual apportionment of school fund for
the year indicated.
County.
June '00.
Dee. '1)0.
June '07.
Deo. '97.
Jane '08.
Adam
Antelope
Hanner
lllaine
Boone
llox Hutte..
Doyd
Drown
liuffalo
Hurt ,
Iiutlor
Cass
Cedar
Chase
Cherry
Cheyenne ...
Clay
Colfax
dimming...
Custer
Dakota
Da wo
Dawson,
Douel
Dixon
Dodge
Dougln.
Dundy ...
Fillmore
Franklin
Frontier
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Hayes
Hitchcock
Holt
Hooker
Howard
Jefferson
Johnson
Kearney
Keith
Key a i'nha
Kimball
Knox
Lancaster
Lincoln
Logan
Loup
Madison
Mcl'herson
Merrick
Nance
Nemaha...
Nuckolls
Otoo
Pawnee
I'erkina
l'hnlpe
Pierce
Platte
Polk
Ited Willow
Uichardson
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Saline
Sarpy
Saunders
Scott Bluff
Seward
Sheridan
Sherman
Sioux
Stanton
Thayer
Thoma
Thurston
Valley
Washington
Wayne
Webster,
Wheeler
York
S 4,1100.40
2,004.27
487.89
143.48
2,719.47
1.255.H2
1,208.49
1,025.07
5,170.fl8
8,218.09
4,180.10
6,008.81
2,729.08
707.27
1,104.05
1,212.19
4,509.02
8,802.27
8,709.78
4,831.00
1,024.14
2,048.00
8,089.71
780.72
2,524.90
5,500.07
20,884.80
047.88
4,240.72
2,898.49
2,204.02
2,978.15
7,820,42
877.19
1,407.44
120.47
1,385.00
8,070.12
8,770.84
2,417,72
001.19
1,837.92
2,004.27
47.83
2,808.22
4,240.00
2,044.81
2,035.10
610.07
877.15
158,83
8,205.20
15,152.70
2,008.02
275.89
81.1.70
4,050.05
00.62
2,102.60
1,740.17
8,050.01
8,073.78
6,431.64
8,01415
050.02
2,548.02
1,900.11
4,025.30
2,050.00
2,430.05
5,187.48
710.00
G.4 10.83
1,985.80
5,077.80
425.27
4,270.89
2,032.80
1,710.17
403.82
1,735.82
8,007.00
183.13
588.71
1,842.82
3,510.75
2.133.72
3,084.83
805.45
4,550.09
f 4,224.10
2,687.01
290.10
118.47
2,010.40
1,048.89
1,099.47
703.82
4,729.07
2,880.44
8,840.16
6,470.70
2,572.80
581.08
851.89
003.80
8,854.18
8,002.24
3,404.22
4,558.03
1,458.80
1,778.00
2.737,85
480.52
2,290.78
4,987.63
23,971.31
002,81
8,557.30
2,153.01
2,031.22
2,781.28
0,570.84
827.44
1,237.23
103.10
1,270.51
8,830.83
8,828.36
2,150.85
018.00
1 ,232.58
2,017.60
88.00
2,603.05
8,077.70
2,005.40
2,419.89
470.54
057.65
100.81
8,017.65
12,880.64
2,551.00
208.31
200,22
3,841.48
20.03
1,050.00
1,530.74
8,378.27
2,072.13
4,877.72
2,080.78
458.00
2,802,00
1,833.55
4,000.04
2,508.02
2,175.04
4,700.54
812.00
4,008.52
1,820.00
5,412.70
850.74
8,700.00
1,540.05
1,084,47
422,02
1,004.01
8,203.23
85.85
000.07
1,830.23
8,131.85
2,058.51
2,008.75
252.00
3,008.00
jf 0,500.20
4,(MO.0O
402.48
184.00
8,929.49
1,037.89
1,710.88
1,238.81
7,880.11
4,508.80
5,000.00
8,552.18
4,010.79
008.82
1,330.27
1,411.83
0,018.48
4.088.10
6,816.88
7,110.02
2,278.09
2,700.00
4,274.68
750.35
8,577.18
7,788.31
87,432.52
040.64
6,654.91
8,802,05
8,171.8(1
4,843.12
10,270.09
611.82
1,032.01
101.09
1,083,97
5,082.06
6,1 97.40
8,357.89
1,018.20
1,024.78
4,087.40
00.28
4,003.28
5,743.02
4,1 02.29
8,778.80
734.77
1,020.80
171.48
4,712.00
20,049.05
3,083.53
826.29
415.71
5,098.08
82.22
3,040.11
2,390.33
5,275.85
4,172.08
7,010.83
4,180.19
708.78
8,080.42
2,803.20
0,400.88
4,058.80
3,307.38
7,180.00
057.17
7,188.05
2,852.80
8,109.17
647.70
5,019.70
2,404.88
2,030.40
059.94
2,505.09
6,002.02
134.07
947.82
1,858.00
4,880.78
8,214.47
4,214.25
304.92
0,197.18
I 0,913.02
4,110.00
420.64
157.80
4,219.90
1,535.28
1,780.89
1,218.46
7,978.87
4.710.04
0,281.48
8,939.51
4,289,01
808.42
1,472.55
1,432.15
(5,287.88
4,772.77
6.483.00
7,478.00
2,818.50
2,005.04
4,521.86
770,16
8,781.80
7,001.12
40,702.00
854.8S
6,851.04
8,440.04
8,343.81
4,450.02
10.578.99
600.09
2,022.24
228.59
2,079.05
0,287.85
6,827.77
8,031,04
072.84
1,077.75
4,181,03
68.48
4,252.80
6,014.07
4,185.88
4,001.04
585.83
080.00
100.82
4,071.69
20,575.34
4,100.74
840.23
448.08
0,137.04
00.08
8,071.03
2,702.00
6,589.85
4,477.20
7,003,48
4,385.70
011.85
3.8OO.09
8,031.23
0,709.49
4,100.13
8,440.50
7,070.03
887.70
7,452.07
2,084.45
8,010.8(1
070.89
0,143.20
2.224.2S
2,078.24
004.07
2,001.23
6,808.03
104.80
1,160.78
2,874.03
4,080.10
8,508.01
4,300.39
3H8.07
0,011.91
I 7,880.09 ;
4,702,20
400,25
170.00
4,810.27
1,752.25
2,032.67
1,390.04
9,105.88
5,875.68
7,109.18
10,202.80
4,895.14
1.025.39
1,080.00
1,084.65
7,119,48
6,447.27
0,257.87
8,535.51
2,040.51
2,974.2a
6,100.80
885.84
4,813.32
0,1 20.44
40,454.0(1
975.03
0,078.94
3,034.07
8,810.37
6,070.51)
12,074.08
577.J
2,308.02
200.00
2,373.65
7,170.40
0,080.70
4,145.22
1,110.83
1,01 4.80
4,772.68
00.74
4,853,88
0,750.54
4,777.48
4,507.50
008.03
1,120.10
217.21
6,074.19
28,483.07
4,755.59
888.81
612.09
7,005.37
70.45
8,505.72
8,084.04
0,322.18
5,109.03
9,088,89
6,005,57
007.75
4,838.10
8,450.01
7,720.17
4.782.20
8,920.79
8,763.08
1,013.25
8,605.21
8,400.21
9,833.00
705.70
7,011.43
2,538.58
3,050.78
090.47
8,037.82
0,058.86
188.09
1,820.20
8,281.23
6,082.83
4,004.45
6,017.70
442.02
7,580.55
Total for State.
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Apportionment
Unto per Child..
352,101
1200,410.12
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348,52
1231,058.80
.07
318,528
1302,220.08
1.041
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