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U IhiI Imik linn with linn luliisi IminU r.
N( HOlllHT llilil III' tllllril lilf lllHlnill-
win than I hi')-wore ikii! liy llm ln(i.
Tlio owiiit, thinking that tliiMlux wjintnl
to luy Willi llit'iu, timk tliiiu nw.iy
flKiiin. Tlio imiiiml In'khu to lmrk at tin'
iltior, wliirh l!H'triivi'li'roiM'iiiil. ('miii'lio
niuili'licil up Irtiuwrfi iiihI dlT ln lli-w.
Tlio travt'liT jmsti'il nflrr liini in his
tlivssinjj jiuwii. Anxiety for tlm fatt of
g jmrso full nf jjulil tmpoli'ons, of forty
francs t'lich, which wa in ono of hi.n
jMH'ki'ta. navo tloulilo velocity to liin
Bti'jw. Ctiuichu run at full hkh1 to liin
unmtcr's house, whero (ho ntnuiger nr
riveil n few nionienU nfterwanl lirenth
lesa nnd enraged, llo nccnseil tlio iloj;
of robliinjc him.
"Sir," said tlio master, "my clog is u
faithful creulure, ami if ho has run away
with your trousers it is because yon havo
in thein money which does not, belong
to you." Tho traveler becamo still more
exasperated. "C'oinjioso yourself, sir,"
rejoined tlio other smiling; "without
doubt thorn is in your purse a 6-livro
piece, wilh Rueh and such marks, which
yon picked up on tho Houlovard St. An
tonio, and which I threw down there
With tho firm couviction that tho dog
would bring it buck again. This in tho
cause of t ho robbery which ho has com
mit tod upon you."
Tho Bt ranger's rago now yielded to as
toniBhuiont. llo dolivcred the C-fivro
pioco which ho had deposited in tho
juime and complimented the dog which
bad occasioned him bo much uneasiness
and Buch an unpleasant chase. Now
York World.
Milking Money I'linlly.
A pt ory is of a certain BrKklyn worn
gu who finds a peculiar gignifieenco now
in the words of the psalmist, "Prido
goeth before destruction and haughty
pint licfore a fall." Her husband is a
man of prejudices, and one of them is
against wearing an overcoat that costs
more than fifteen dollars. This notion
orely triod his wifo'g artstocratio ideas,
and when exinistulation and entreaty
availed nothing sho resorted to strategy.
Collusion with his tailor on the occasion
of his recent need of an outdoor garment
permitted his purchase of a sixty-five
dollar coat for his usual price, fifteen
dollars.
Tho wife duly paid the difference and
was linppy for a fow days.
Within a fortnight an old friend met
nor husband and at once noticed tho un
usual elegance of his new overcoat.
"Why, how's this? You are wearing
better clothes than you used to."
"Not at all," he replied. "This is one
of my ordinary fifteen dollar overcoats."
"It isl Well, I'll give you twenty-five
dollars for it."
"It's yours," was the prompt reply,
and tho bargain was completed on the
pot.
When the husband reached home his
wifo was surprised at his apjiearance.
"Why, where's your coat?" she asked.
"Oh," was the complacent reply, "a
fool down town offered me twenty-five
dollars for it and I took it."-New York
Times.
Virtu In Hunchback.
Some two or three years ago a hunch
back, well known as "Bosco," used to
clean the boots and run errands for the
habitues of tho Maisou d'Ur and Cafe
Riche, in Puris, many of whom, before
making a bet or sitting down to play at
cards, would touch his hump "for luck."
One evening a celebrated actress, com
ing out of the Maison d'Or, sent a friend
for two lottery tickets in a drawing that
was to take placo on the morrow. Many
a time before she had triod her luck,
but always without success, so this time
sho rublied the two pieces of paper on
Bosco's talismanic hump. Next day she
found she hud won 2,000. London Tit
Bits. Will Encourage Htona Throwing.
Transparent glass bricks have on occa
sion been let into the walls of build
ings to afford light at places where
a window would interfere with the
architectural plan. It is now pro
posed to cast glass, not necessarily
transparent, into largo blocks for build
ings. This material is practicably inde
structible, perfectly nonabsorbent, and
therefore dampproof in a manner which
few bricks are, and in this way coarse
glass of this kind could be made nearly
as cheap as concrete, stone or baked clay.
Boston Globe.
America Good Enough.
Father (looking up from his paper)
In the public schools of Austria they
tow teach chess.
Boy I'd rather stay here and Btudy
football. Good News.
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nit infiiuiiiiit iiml tusif inli'tl fiiini nllli'f .
'JO. Tlin Kfi'iilnr piiwi'ls, nlntliir imtiiiii
nt'iit nr ii'iuimi'iii')', lot' lmuiiil In hMi'iif thai
liny will I'xlii nilnalf, iict'tinllnu In thrlr
IHiu t'i'. nil Iii if I li .M'nuilf iiiiu tl hy I In' I'liiiit'li ;
iiml it . temporal Initl mil purKlim Ills liiml nl
lifi'iM Ii'h, Is e-i'tiinm;!iili'iilfii.
21. TlniHtt sitrni'il ttllli I lie cross for the
I'Mi'iinliiiHliiii nf lii'i'illi's, ri'.lnli'i' In tint
prlvllf t;i 'liinli'il In I lie criit.:.!i'i fnr lint
lit'llinf llm Imly 1 : 1 1 1 1 .
"I. 'I'ln y in.' alisnlvcil frnin nil oMltiiU Inns
wlin ii if III nnyn Ki liniiml In lii'iftli's.
El. Wlioevi'i'illi's I" Imtl le uiiitlnst-tlni im
Ih'IIcvIiih, niriils tin klnilnin of liciivcli.
21. We (In nnt I'Mli i'in tliiwi) lionilcldes, to
wlieni II nmy Imve linpiiciieil In lliclmciil for
t heir mill her i liuicli nititliiHt I lie cx-cnin-luiiuli'iileil.
to Kill Nnme nf them.
Thitl ('iithnllc l'lliiecH me luniiul. hmh
ly civil ui.il cinnii law, tint In receive nr
oleiiile lieri'llcs, mid much more lire mil. In
jei'inlt their riles, or oilier CM'ivl.so of their
vIIkIoHi or nillu r, their falKe him'I. Iml nro
mitt Hnli'innly hnuiiil everywhere, to it pel
mil I'MicI thein.
2il. The follow lim temporal punishment
urn to lie en forced on lu'rellcs; l.tl Infamy,
ftnd Hie conseqiient. (Ilwiuiilllli'iillons for all
civil nets. 2nd-Iiilesliililllty, ns well uc.tlvo
as pusslvo (Iiml, Is, they enn neltlier iniiko
will nor Inhnrlt, whut Is left, to them by
others). 3rd - Loss of pulcrnal power over
elilldren, 4th-I.oss of dowry, mill other
prlvlli'ttes grunted to women, fttli-Conllscii-I
loii of nil Roods, tlt.Ii That vuhsiiIs mid
sliivcs mid others lire free from itll, even
Mworii oliMniil Ions dm) to their lord or mi
ni her. Till Capital corporal punishment,
espiu'liilly death, ami perpetual Imprison,
incut,
2T. Tito cunoii law fnrlilds nil t ilerallon
28. Thill inelrnpnlllaim Iiml l. shojis urn to
cx-i'dinmiinli'iili' him who kiuiiis lllinrty of
."iinscleiice,
"9. NoouthlHlii lie kept towards heretic
princes, lords or ol liers.
110. Heretics uru to he deprived of all civil
and paternal rlithts.
111. The poH) enn alwolve from all oaths.
Si Kvery lilshup U ordinary Jude In a
ciiiiso of heresy, The reason Is because the
bishops run ex-itftlclo. iiml oiiKht toextlrputu
heretics, mid Inlllct upoti tliem the duo pun
Ishiucnoi, and to this are bound on pain of
deposition. JleshU'H, are the lut ulallorM en
perlally (lepuleil by tho upontollc sea.
F.very bishop In his diocese Is tliiiiiulit to be,
iind In ro lty It, u naiiirul Inquisitor, (liter
ally born liiiiilsltot'i. no as to have the samu
(Hitter with thiMC already iiieiillniied In u
'itiisc of heresy,
XI. In every promissory oath, ulihoiixh
ulitnliilely taken, there are certain condi
tions tacitly understood, nmoiiKst which are:
1st If 1 cam 2nd -To save thn rlnht and
authority of u superior! Urd When the oath
hi mioses I he honor of the upostollc see to be
Illicit.
!H. That the council of Trent, (I he lust and
great uuthorlty of Koine), decrees and eom
inandii that the sacred canons and all gen
eral councils, also the other aiiostolli; euuet
liieiitu Ihsiieil In favor of eccleslastlcul
icrsoii of ecclesiastical liberty, and iiuiilnst
Its vlnlutnrs, ull of which by this priisont
decree It renews, nnd tinint be exactly ob
scrvod by all.
CARDINAL'S OATH.
"I,
-.cardinal of tho Holy lfoman
cltturh, do promlso unci swear that., from this
time to the end of my life, 1 will be faithful
and obedient unto Hi. Peter, tlio holy apos
tolic Koinan church, and our most holy lord,
the poo of Koine, and his successors, canon
Ically sml lawfully elected: that I will give
no ml vice, consent or assistance against the
pontlllcal majesty anil person; that J will
never knowingly and advisedly, to tliulr In
Jury or disgrace, miikii puiiHc tho counrllii
iilriiKted to mo by tliemsclves, or by iiics
setiKerH or letters: also that 1 will give them
any uwIhUiiho In retuliilng, defending and
n overltig tlio Koiiiuii papacy and the regulln
( t I'eter, with all my might and endeuvor, no
far us tho rights and privileges of my order
will allow It, mid will defend them ugulnst
all their honor and state, mid I will direct
and defend, with due form and honor, the
legated and nuncios of the apostolic see, In
the territories, churches, monasteries and
other liencllccs committed to my keeping;
nd 1 will cordially co-operate with them
and t reat them with honor In their coming,
abiding and returning, uiirt Hint I will resist
unto blood all persona whatsoever who shall
attempt anything against them. That I will,
by every way and hy every means strive to
preserve, augment and advance the rights
irmors, privileges, the ainhorlty of tho Holy
omati bishop, our lord the pope and his be
.o mentioned Niiecessorsi and that, at
.ntever time anything shall be decided to
Jielr prejudice, which Is out of my power to
hinder, us soon us 1 shall know that any
s''lis or measures havo lieen taken In the
mutter, 1 will inujio It known to the stiine,
mir lord or his sucretvsors, or some other per
son by whoso luteins It muy Ih) brought to
their knowledge. That 1 will keep and carry
r ut and cause others to M-cp ai d carry out
e rules of tho holy father, tLu decrees.
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liitiiiilli i liuii li tit) thing In tin hull nr T -linliee
nf llu ir b rttin, ilj hit, limmr, Male
nr pnttt r, iiml. If ..halt ,i,,, any mi. Ii
IhlllK In lie trenleil in' lijjil iiled hy any Wliill
tts vi r. I w III liiri.l. i It in my iiIihiukI, M
stnm lis I t an, will sl-nlfy ,i our said
tin. I. 'lie nnliiiiint'e anil mandates nf the
sipe. I w ill iilwrrte wilh all n,v might and
t'illlse In lie nlisel veil by ntht'l't."
"llfit'tli t, M'liitmal li t mid lels ls in nur
.said Initl nr hit siii'festoit, J will in my m
miist pel'tectlle nnd n.pnse."
Ilirm lint, sihlsinal lens el, relic Ilea elilein
Itntiilmi nott rn vel siii'i'e.tiirlhiit predict is pro
pnste pei'M'iiiar i t npiup:niilio."
"I will collie to a council when I am called,
I will vitlt the threshold of the apnslles
uveiy lliiee years ami give an neenhnt of our
lord of nil my pnstnral nlllce nnd of the
llilmrs belniiglng In my diiH'ese to the dls
clpliue of my clergy ami people, 1 will In
like manner humbly receive mill diligently
exocutu the apostolic couimauds. If I imi
ilelaliicd by a law fill Impedlnient, I will per
forin the itfniTKiild by a member of my
chapter or ii pi iesi. of my diocese, fully In
structed In nil things above mentioned The
possessions belonging to my table, I will
neither sell urn-oi her wise alienate without,
eonsiilllng the Kninaii pmitill'. So help mo
(ind and these holy gospels nf (foil."
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Helit In the luiinish Manager.
PRIEST'S OATH.
, now In the presence of
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Almighty liod, Hie blessed Virgin Mary, the
blessed Michael the Archangel, the blessed
Ht. John the llapllst, the Holy Apostles St.
l'elerand Ht. Paul and the Quints and the
Hacred Host of Hciiven, and to you, my lord,
1 do decline from my heart, without, mental
reservation that tho pope Is Christ's vlcur
gene ml in ul Is the true and onty heud of Hie
universal church throughout the earth, uiwj
that, by virtue of tho keys of binding and
loosing given to his holiness by Jesus Christ
ho has power to depose heretical kings,
princes, slutes, commonwealths and govern
ment;!, Itll belrg Illegal without his sacred
confirmation, it ml that they may safely he
destroyed. Therefore, in the utmost of my
power, 1 will defend this doetrlnn mid his
holllc.ess' rlghls anil customs against all
usurpers of the I'rolcstuut aiithoi lty what
soever, especially ugulnst, the now pretended
uuthorlty and church In Knglund und all
adherents, In regard t hut they be usurpal
and heretical, opposing the sacred met her,
the church of Home.
"I do denounce and disown uny ullegiunce
as due to any Protestant king, prince or
si ate or obedience to any of their Inferior
officers. 1 do furl Iter declare the docl rlno of
tho church of England, of tho Cnlvlnlsts,
Huguenots und other 1'rotestunts, to bo
damnable and those to be damned who will
not forsake tlio sumo,
"1 do further declare that I will help, assist
and nil vise ull or uny of his hollluess' agents
In any place wherever I shall be, und to do
my utmost to extlrpute tho I'toti'stunt d("
trlno und to destroy all their pretended
power, regal or otherwise. 1 do further prom
ise und declare that, notwltliHtundlng I may
he penult led by dispensation to assume any
licTetlcul religion (Protestant denominations)
for tho propagation of the mother church's
Interest, to keep secret and prlvato till her
agents' coiiiiscIh as they entrust mo, and not
to divulge, directly or Indirectly, by word,
writing or circumstances whatsoever, but to
execute all which hIiuII be proposed, given
in charge or discovered unto mo hy you, my
most reverend lord und bishop.
"All of which I, , do swear by the
blcMcd Trinity und blessed Sacrament
which 1 inn about to receive, to perform on
my purtto keep Inviolably, and do cull on
all the Heavenly and Glorious Host of
Heaven to witness my real Intentions to keep
this my oath.
"In testimony whereof.I take thin most holy
and blessed Kiieriuiiontof tho Eucharist, and
witness the sumo further with my conse
crated hand, In the presenco of my holy
bishop and all the prlestH who assist hint In
my ordination to thn priesthood."
EXTREME OATH OF THE JESUITS.
I, now in the presence of
Almighty Ood, the blessed Virgin Mary, the
blessed Michael the archangel, the blessed
Ht. John the Raptlst, tho holy apostles Ht.
I'eter and Ht. I'll u 1 and the saints and sacred
host of heaven, and to you my ghostly father,
the superior general of tho society of Jesus,
founded by Halnt Ignntus, Loyola In the
pnntl Heat Inn of Paul the Third, and con
tinued to the present, do, by tho womb of the
virgin, the matrix of (ind, and the rod of
Jesus Christ, declare and swear that Ms
holiness, the pope, is Christ's vlce-gerent,
and Is the true and only head of the Catho
lic or universal church throughout the
earth; and that by virtue of the keys of
binding and loosing given to his holiness
by my Savior, Jesus Christ, he hath power to
depose heretical kings, princes, states, com
monwealths, and governments, all being
Illegal without his sue red confirmation, and
they may be safely destroyed. Therefore, to
the utmost of my aower, I will defend this
doctrine and his holiness' right and custom
against all usurpers of the heretical or
Protestant authority whatsoever, especially
the Lutheran church of Germany, Holland.
Denmark. Sweden and Norway, and the now
pretended authorities and churches of Eng
land and Hcot'and. and branches of the
same now established In Ireland, and on t he
continent of America and elsewhere, and all
adherents In regard that they lie usurped
and hertlcal, opposing the sacred mother
church of Rome.
I do now renounce and disown any alleg
iance as due to any heretical king, prince or
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Ittin In the iiiiliiU of Hie pnpt' n. I nf Jens
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willHlcrtnetcr I mny In. st-nt, Iii he frtiN'li
ttfiloittof the iinrlli. the tun nlng vain), nf (he
di M it nf Africa, nr the pinnies of India, to
the ceiilert nf clt II iai Inn nf KtilnH', or to
the wild liHiinlt of the biirbamiis sntnges nf
Aineiicii. wlthnut mm muring or repining,
und will Is-ttiliiiilstlve In nil things whatso
ever, con, mimical, il In inc.
I tin furthermore promise ami declare Hint
I will, when npiHirttiiiity pri'scins. make and
wuite relentless war. seCretly or nM'llly.
aisalnst all heiel l.'s. Protestants mid l.llterals
us I am directed to do, tn extirpate them
from the face of Hie whole earth, and that 1
will spare neither age, sex or condition, am;
that I will hung, burn, waste, boll. Hay
strangle mid bury alive these infamous
heretics; rip up the stomachs and wombs of
their women and crush their Infants' hearts
against the walls la order to annihilate their
execrable race. That when t he same cannot
be done openly, I will secretly use the puis
onotiHCiip. the strangulating cord, the sleel
of the poliutrd, or Hie leaden bullet, regard
less'of the honor, rank, dignity or authority
of the person or persons, whatever may bo
their condition In life, cither public or priv
ate, as I at any time muy be directed so to
do by any agent of Hie pope or superior
of tho brotherhood of tlio holy father, of the
society of Jesus
In conllrmal lon of which I hereby (led lea e
my life, my soul and ull coporenl powersnd
with this dagger which I now receive, i w ill
subscribe my name, written In my blood, in
testimony thereof: and should I prove false
or weaken In my determination, may my
bret hren and fellow soldiers of the militia of
t he pope cut off my hands und my feet.und my
throat front cur to eur. my belly 'opened and
sulphur burned therein, with all the punish
montthatcan bo Inflicted upon moon earth
und my soul bo tortured by demons In an
eternal hell forever.
All of which I do swear by
the blessed trinity, and blossed sacrament
which I am now to receive, to perform, and
on my part to keep Inviolably; and do call
all the heavenly and glorious host of heaven
to witness these my real Intentions to keep
this, my oath.
In testimony hereof, I take this most holy
and blessed sacrament of the eticliiirlst,
und witness the same further, with my name
written with the point of this (lugger, dipped
In iny own blood, and seal In the face of
this holy convent
He receives tho wufor from the
superior and writes his name with tho
point of his dagger, dipped in his own
blood, taken from over tho hoart.l
Jr. Order United American Mehni s.
Instituted May 17, 1833-Ellglblllty
For Membership.
Any white mule person bom In the United
Unites of North America, Its territories, or
under Hie protection of Its flag, who shall
have attained the age of sixteen years, who
Is of good moral character, a believer In the
existence of a Supremo lining as the Creator
and 1'reserver of the universe, In fuvor of
free education, opposed to uny union of
church and state, shall be eligible to mem
bership under the provisions of the law In
the state and subordinate council to which
the application is made; provided, that no
person shall be received to beneficial mem
bership who Is over fifty years of age.
A person shall not bo permitted to this
order who does not possess a good moral
character, or who Is In any way Incapacitated
from earning a llvllhood, nor shall he bo
under sixteen years of age.
Subjects of a sectarian or partisan char
acter shall not be Introduced Into uny meet
ing of tills council, nor shall any member
makn use of the name of this order at a
political meeting.
Til It OH.IKCTS A UK!
Klrst To maintain and promote tho Inter
ests of Americans, and shfld them from the
depressing effects nf foreign competition.
Second To assist Americans In obtaining
employment.
Third To cnooiirugo Americans In busi
ness. Kotirth To establish a sick and funeral
fund.
Klfth-To maintain tho public school sys
tem of the I'nlted States of America, and to
prevent sectarian Interference therewith,
and uphold the reading of the llojy llllile
therein,
STATU COUNCIL Of NKIIttASK A :
S. f'.-W. A. IIOWAKi). Lincoln.
S. V. I'.-K. I". IMJLMAN.
S. H. II. I,. !AY.
S. T.-C. II. AI.I.K.N.
t'ondiictor-W. K. t'Ol'EI.AND.
Guard-1'. H. McAt!I,KV.
Seiitlnol-WM. TUtNKIl.
Delegate to National Convention I'HAN K
KN'AIT.
The next regular meeting will be held on
the third Tuesday In July ut South Omaha,
Nebraska.
AVTASHINOTDN COUNCIL No. 1. meets
' everv Thursday evening In Hie hull ut
24th nnd Franklin. II. O. Counsman, Soo'y,
LINCOLN COUNCIL No. 2. meets In Lin
coin, Nebraska.
f'OLITMlUA COVNCIL No. H, meets every
Tuesday evening In Red Men's Mull, Con
tinental block, M. A. Grant, Sec'y,
VI:soNA COUNCIL No. 4. meets every Sat
' urduv evening In K. I'. Hall, I'axton
block. W. S. (i A rr, Sec'y.
"JAItKIF.LD COUNCIL No. 5, meets every
Tuesday night In South Omaha.
V. U. timrriTH, Sec'y.
HU'KK CITV COUNCIL No- meets every
Wednesday evening In O. A. It. Hall.
Patriotic Order Sons of America.
WASHINGTON COUNCIL No. I, 1'. O. S.
o t.f A . ttieels each Thiirsdn v evenllltf at.
0. A, It. Hal). 112 North Fifteenth Street.
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I'm ki t t aihiil Inn In I iiiiitha. iniii:l:it cottttl y.
Neliratkii tut veyeil. tlnlleit nnd rtt'ttrdett
ami I w ill mi tlie i Ii day nf l eltruary. Isn.
lit In o'clock ii in. of sail! (la v. M Hie'KAsT
fi'ttnl ilisir nf iht'cnuitly cniirt house In the
clly nf Omaha. Dnuuliis county, Nebraska,
sell said real estale ul public unci inn In the
hilihcst bidder for cash In satisfy said execu
t ion. t he a mi ni nt due t hereon being seven! v-
live and ;t!Him dollars i!r.N :r.M dnmiiites, Iwo
and t.VliKt ilollart ij.T.'n cosis. with Interest
nil said amntinls frnin the l ull day nf Ann
us!. A. D. Isst.ttiilll paid, and also Hie further
stun nf eight and itn-lim iifs.:ini dollar:., the
Cnsis nf increase mi said jililmneiit-. and the
accruing ensts on said execution.
Oinaba.Ni.iiiisk'.i. .laniiarv '."ili. Isti:i.
OKDIttiK A. IIKNNF.TT,
Sheriff of I ouglas County. Nebrnska.
II. I". Thomas, attorney, 1-2T'S
Sheriff's Sale.
Hy virtue of mi order of sale Issued out of
the district court of Douglas county, Ne
braska, and to me directed. I w ill, on I he 2Mb
(lay nf February. A. D. WW. at, 111 o'clock a.
ni of said day. at the KAST front door of Hie
county court house. In the city of Onialm.
Douglas enmity, Nebrnska, sell ut, public
auction the property described in said order
of sale us follows, to-w It :
Lot, twenty-two in block number four
(4i. In I'orlland Place, tin addition to the clly
of Omaha, us surveyed, plaited und recorded,
nil In Doitu'las coiinl v. Mate of Nebraska,
said properly to be sold to satisfy the Omaha
Nat U n it 1 Hank the sum of seven Itttniireil,
sixty-seven and Is-lno dollars iSTii'.IH) Judg
ment, with Interest, thereon at. rate of eight
(S) per cent per annum front September UMb,
IKK; to suilsfy .1. A. Fuller and Company the
sum of two hundred, fifty-nine and All-KM)
dollars tl'i"iH."ifH Judgment with Interest there
on at ten (III) per cent, per annum from June
lllh. ISH1. together with live and 7'i-HK) dollars
l."i.7il costs thereon ; to satisfy tho sum of
sixty-one and Kt-Ksi dollars ifsll.KIl costs, with
Interest thereon from the I'.Mh day of Sep
tember, A. H. together with accruing
costs according to a Judgment rendered by
the District Court of Douglas County, at Its
September term, A. D. IMl'i, in it certain action
then and then' pending, wherein the Oiniiha
National Hunk wus plaint I IV and Frederick
T. Smith, Anna M. Smith and others were
defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska, .limitary 2111 It, IW).
OKOUUE A. HKNNKTT,
SherlfTof Douglas County, Nebraska.
Luke, Hamilton & Maxwell, attorneys. 1-27-5
Notice of Administration of Estate.
Statu or Nkiiiiaska, i
Douglas County. (
In the county court of Douglas county,
Nebrnska.
In Hie matter of the estate of Catherine
Drown, deceased :
Kasiniis Itltler, Delia Hurst, llattle Stone
king, Lituri'tiu Kiishurst,, Juno Miidtlson,
Samuel Hitler. David Hitler, F.ll.abeth
lloevet, Sarah llushiirst, Annie (Irulf, ,1. It.
Watts, and ull other persons Interested In
said matter are hereby not Hied that, on the
Kith day of December. Wl, J, It. Watts filed II
petition In said county court alleging mining
other things Hint the sitld Cnlherlne llrown
died on the 2sth day of November. IH1I2, leav
ing no lust will and testament, and possessed
of real und personal estate valued at Istto.dti,
nnd that, tho above niiiued constitute tho
persons II tercsted In the estate of said de
ceased, 'ind praying for administration
thereof.
You are hereby notified Hint If you fall to
apiH'tir ut said court on th 'll h (lay of Feb
ruary. I Hit), at 10 o'clock A.M., and contest
said petition, the court will appoint the said
J. It. Watts or some other suitable person
administrator, and proceed to a settlement
of said estate.
Wit ness my hnnd and official seal this .'list,
day of December, isiia,
ISKAI..J J iv. r.iii.r.u,
County Judge,
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