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krvrite In tl New r.it:Uit
tot are wry tattiaMe aul M(ttMe,
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the tm njx4 will prove vw !
rwnunrratire nl Influential f the r
lurtioii of Hie Mpem In opnrnUntr,
tiy tb jmwha of eni'pllr la qtisnlHiea
Unrn m U dtmtaml freat rtxIttctJittta
la the jtrk'o f tuat"rlal uwhI,
l ream H liM Wn rovRKl that
a go4 pal"K 'wnr.ir la mt of the
iuit anlld. and atahletnveatiuPtiU that
money can be jt Into, ami the majority
f th npwvjHri of thu country, too
large to be the mronM property of elu
gle owner, have bwu utanagt! ly stock
coiiipnntce.
TUia conaoHilation of newannperi tin
der on inauaKoyumt U not a particular
ly new UW It hue bvou very eucceeaful
on a emallcr aoale In the wat, wln.ro the
Script 1mkui It widely known eaabl
jrmiicaUs, nmnuBlnif duien valuable
newspaper planta.
It wa outs of tho drwtmt of the cider
Bi'uuott which a number of year ano
came near to realisation, The New York
Herald and Tho Thmw.t lw Chicago Tlnuw,
8t, Loni riwt-Dinpntch nnd tho lUmtou
llerald at one tiuio cme very iieur boing
ooutrollud by eyndiento, wit h the elder
Dennett Ht its bead, but diemKreementa
aroBo, nnd the negotiations came to
oauKht.
The eiKiriuoui earnings of big papers
liko the New York Herald, Hun and
World, the Boston Herald and Globe are
the natural results of serious and inde
fatigable ctrorts extending over a series
of years. It is popularly reported that
the Income of James Uordou Uetinott of
the New York Herald from his paper is
e)700,000 per annum. The World oloHely
follows this with over $300,000, while
The Bun probably makes half that
amount, Tho Uostou Herald is supposed
to divide (1100,000 a year between the
owners, while The Globe pays at least 10
per cent net on f 3,000,000.
The proponed combine, however, deals
with New England newspapers, and even
this is a deal of iinuieuso magnitude,
The capitalists alluded to propose to
a relume the leading dally papers in
Tew England, managing them of course
as individual pnters nnd preserving their
cparato autonomies, yet controlling
them by a directorate, to whom the
agent or manager iu charge of each
paper shall report directly, It is esti
mated that $16,000,000 iu capital will be
required.
The plan is to purchase these proper
ties by issuing bonds for f 1,0(10,000, pre
ferred stock of $1,000,000 and common
stock of $1,000,000, the bonds and the
common stock to be sold for tho pur
chase money, the bonds to carry an 8
ler cent guarantee, the preferred stock
to be a 7 per centstock, and the common
to declare whatever dividend might be
left over after nn allowance for a sink
ing fund. At the present cost of opurat
lug tho common stock could declare a 10
4er cent dividend and carry 0 jmt cent
'to the sinking fund.
Tho cost of otmrating would be great
ly rodttced. Toko for example the llos
itou dailies or tho two big Hunday issues.
The Herald and Uhdie each run trains
out over the roads leading from Boston
Sunday morning, seven trains each. One
of them could he cut oft and a joint tralu
run, saving at least $;io,(Xo er year. By
purchuHlng paper in such Immense quan
tities the very lowest jKwslblo price could
be obtained, and a very small fraction of
m per cent saved would In the aggregate
amount to an enormous figure, and as
with paper so with type, presses, ink and
all other materials, In the matter of
distribution of papers in Boston alone an
anormous saving would be made.
' By the control of all the newspaper
properties in New England by one con
cern a nsw em in tho collection of news
voiilJ at once follow, A system of
leased linos, with operators in the em
ploy f the combine, would be Inevitable,
The New England Associated Press
wonld either be merged in it or go to the
wall, but this system of leased wires
Could bring a saving of such propor
tions ni to be absolutely startling and
which is at present impossible by any
one pHer. It is expected that exjienses
of operation would be reduced fully 25
jxr cent,
The plan Is not a iolitlcal one and has
mo political significance. Tho comblno
4s said to be evenly divided between both
the great political parties; otherwise this
absorption of such pajrs would give a
political influence that would be eo power
ful that it could not be tolerated. Agents
of the syti'Jleute are now iu New Eng
land inciting inquiries and investigations.
Theveuccessful management of the Stand-
lird Oil company, of tho big street car
rjombiues and other trusts seems likely
to be followed by a newspaper trust.
I Journalist.
llMks In tin I'nIUd ItoUi.
There are 8,700 national, 8,000 state
una 1,800 private banks in tho United
States, a total of 8,000, somewhat dimin
ished since May by isolated suspensions
iand insolvencies, but still in excess of
'7,800, several suiended banks having
after suspension resumed. The gross
deposits in national banks of the United
States amount to $1,500,000,000, iu state
banks to $050,000,000 and in private
banks to $100,000,000, a total of $3,250,
'000'. The gross deposits in American
banks are 60 per cent greater than the
national debt and -equal to about 60 per
cent of all the gold coin In the world.
New York 8un.
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off Mtsny Weiih-u piepleyw.
iKs hs lV thsw to r!i. Wtwr
Utu.-M and lh str.l! N.v lr.
Yarner aenlly disi unto Hew f.
tnnsi w me n it.iiwiHit of tl prvs
ent i, l.l atilc a tlis r f tWir art
.pn4 tr a be would 1 dii by, lie
ha rd las New Tet anient arVjjht and
appl!i H this cntry llirWianlty as
taught by it founder t.lHl years ag
l)r, Wainer oftera his ex employe free
bitar l dutiurf the continuance of trade
(agnation. They have h led him inak
the money which he Mums iu (be hour
Of need,
1 want to shake hands with Dr. War
ner and to thank htm fr setting so no
ble nn example. In this era of criminal
leltixhncKw, which mskes many men a
little lower than cut throats, such evi
dence of humanity stands out like a dia
mond glitteringnmidoiral, Kate Mold's
TV'sshlngton.
Thro Miliums For Kmliiwiiipnt Onlerm,
There is over $;),(K)0,KMI lying in the
sommonwealth's treasury in the state
house at Boston awaiting diNtrihutloii
among the certificate holders of tho de
funct endowment orders. In order to
facilitate a settlement the supremo ju
dicial court proposes to take au active
stand In the matter, and to that end E.
0. Bumpus has been appointed by tho
court a special loader to examine Into
the situation of tho several endowment
order corporations, to confer with the re
ceivers and to report to tho court a plan
for an immediate dividend to the claim
ants, with the draft of a decree ordering
such a dividend. Judge Bumpus has
taken such a course of inquiry as will
probably result in a practical solution of
the endowment cases, tho court evident
ly having come to tho conclusion that
the only way to set tle them up is to take
a common sense view of tho matter and
arrange a settlement which will uot al
low long litigation ending In a wasting
of tho ussets. Boston Letter.
A Mail Htoksr's Prssk.
A strange railway accident, which
might have had terrible consequences, Is
reported to have happened at the Bologna
station on Friday, The stoker of an en
gine which was stopping nt the station
of Oulliora on tho Fcrrura-Bulogna line,
in tho engine driver's absence and ap
parently in a sudden fit of madness, set
the engine going at full speed, running
toward Bologna. The telegraph was
immediately sot in motion, warning Bo
logna and the four intermediate stations,
and fortunately the line was clear, and
the engine was shunted onto a side line
where there were only six empty car
rlages, and into these it dashed at full
speed. The stoker had during the whole
time continued to heap coal on the fire,
Tho engine and carriages wero of course
telescoped, and tho stoker was so badly
hurt that he died soon afterward. 8t.
James Gazette.
IiimwI Ufa In Ksimn.
The hot. atiflimr air brlnirs fresh ter-
f rors iu tho form of winged insects and
things that creep. Bugs as big as clot lies
pins pounce upon tho wayfarer andclaw
and scratch until hurled from tho nock
and stamped under foot. Then there is
a green bug which comes out of the
night like a rillo shot and sinks all its
foot Into one's HomIi, This beast is now
In season, Grasshoppers as long as the
little finger of a grown man crawl lei
surely up the screen of your window,
stopping from time to tlnn to take ob
servations and (iunlly tumbling back
Into tho street to find temporary lodg
ment in the whiskers of tho native, who
is almost certain to be iu range, Kan
sas Cor. Chicago Herald.
A Jolly Old Mayor.
Don Jose Galendo, mayor of the city
of Alba, is In a parlous plight indeed.
News from Madrid proclaims that his
worship has been taking unreasonable
liberties With the public- treasuries and
bos In fact been proved guilty of 217
distinct forgeries, robberies and so forth,
The penalty for each separate crime is 14
years' imprisonment, and as sentences do
not run concurrently by Spanish law
poor Don Jose must go to prison for 8,0!!8
years. This would amount to life sen
tences for three or four Methuselalts,
Black and White.
A II iiiii Ma I !, Ilaformar,
At Muucie last night Freight Conduct
or Lolge Love of the Big Four found a
frail looking girl on top of a box car of his
train dressed in boy's clothes. The girl
said she was from 8teuleuville, O., and
had taken to tiie lifo of a jieronnial trap
In order to seo the world. She excused
the garb sho wore by declaring that she
was in favor of dress reform for women.
The venturesome miss refused to give her
name and acted very independent. In
Aianapolis Journal.
A llallroad'i Miin.
The recent cutdown in wages among
employees at the general office of theB.
and A.roud seems somewhat incongruous
with the yearly report, which showed a
wonderful increase in the net earnings
of the road. It seems to be only a case of
a "cussed opportunity," not to bo resisted
by a railroad company any more than
the man whose wife is out of town.
Bpringfleld (Mass.) Graphic.
The company that promises to lay a
cable between Australia and California
will obtain a subsidy from the German
(overnment for the sections of the line
Xitween the Feejee and Samoan islands
tud Honolulu.
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Co., room 413 Hlnvly Hlis-k, Omaha,
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Estey and Camp & Co. Pianos
and Organs,
HULL ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Neeci', (Ml, Miiiillea f,,r nil kinds of Snw
Inn Miu'lilne. Our own MecliHiilo la Brst
clasa. Will repair any Hewlnu Machine.
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614 South Slxtvonth Bt-,
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TELEPHONE UI14.
Moving and Light Express Work
Trunk snd Parcel Oallvary.
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(Ullee. mil North tilth Street. Ilrimeh otlliii)
N. K. for. goth ard I, like Hi reels. Tele
phone lO, I'M I'M KKAHON A Hl.h.
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GRAND LODGE
LOYAL. ORANGE INSTITUTION
or TUB
United States of Amerioa.
FHANOI8 0. OAMI'NELL. M. W. O. M..
Mlimenpolli, Minn.
THOH, MILMCiAN, Ctrsnd Woeretnry,
Everett, Mass.
M. L. BOOK.
413 Hheely llloelc, Omaha, Neb..
Oriranlxer Forucpariuieiitof NeiirnsKa, Iowa,
Kaimns, MlHMiurl and Colorado,
OltANQB ritlNVll'LES.
On tielinlf of the Loral OraniAi Lodge Of
the United Hlutex of Atnerlt',,arid with a
view of enr recti nn the falie IniprcsNlon that
mtniiiles are endeavorlnit to convey to tho
iiilmlsut men who are uiiacitutlnted with
OraiiKo principles, are these fnw'stateineuts
madei
The Ley nl Oi-iiime IriHi Itutlon Is a brother
hood nnd slHterhooil, hoiuid hy three ties
Justice, Truth and Itluhteoustiims,
It lias nn lililden alms.
It is fraternal and llenevolent asslstliiK
and priitectliiR members while II vlnit and
their widows and orphans when thnjr are re
moved by death,
It upholds the rlnht of private Judgment-
the untrammelled freedom (if opinion ( be
lieves the public schools are an CNNontlal
safeguard of the state, and should be kept
free from eccIiliiMtlcal or sectarian control
and that persons dUloyiil to the government
who held a mental allegiance to the pops
of Home should bo rigorously excluded from
teaching I herein.
It believes primary allegiance Is duo to
the government which protects the lives,
liberties mid properties of Its cltlsena, and
that ecflcNlsNtlcat authority should not1
under any circumstances, be permitted to
meddle In the affairs of state, and that coer
cion of acltl.en In the exercle of Ills or ber
right of fraiichlHti, under the guUn of relig
ion or spiritual authority nhoiild be pen
lulled as a crime agaltnit th state.
That It Is the duty of every cltl.en to de
fend the lawfully constituted authority and
Institution of our country against corrupt
and Inimical Influences, as well ss Hguttmt
armed anus 1 1 a tit, to the end that our glori
ous freedom be protected and trannmltted
unimpaired to posterity.
It encourage habits of frugality and In
duatry among Its members, and Is proud to
boioit that Orangemen seldom become a
public chsrgn or accept pauper tireiid.
It believe In the restriction of Immlgra
tlon and the extension of time for tho niitur-
atlratlon of citizens, snd that the public
lsndashall be held for actual American cltl-
tens who become net tier,
The Loyal Orange ISHtltutlon of the
United Htates of America has certain
requirements for niemberahlp:
That a man shall be an actual American
cltlr.cn, having compiled with the lawsnf the
United Htates with regard to naturalization,
snd without a mental reaervatlon,
That the applicant shall be a I'rotestant,
and also that his parents and wife shall be
Protest unta, w
That he ahall be thrifty and successful In
his buslnemi; honorable and truthful In his
dealings with hi fellowman, and shull be
known as a law-abiding citizen,
That he will endeavor toglvs his children
or anychllilreu under his charge at least a
good common school education, being care
ful to avoid all popish doctrines, and
That he kliirtl be In sound health at the
time of making application.
It make no dlffurenco where a man was
born, so long as be meets tho foregoing
requirement.
ThcMi are tho qualifications required of
every applicant to the order, and we do not
think that any patriotic American order can
offer a better array of principles and teach
Ings.
AMERICAN LOYAL OHANGK LODGE,
No. 221, tneels every Tuesday evening
at 8:00 o'clock
M. L. ZOOK, Becy.
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We will givi! any KriiMul a Winchester Repeating Killc, fifteen (15)
shots, latest improved, '93 pattern who will send ns
O'
Or, in other words, subscriptions to the
($50.00). The amqunt of subscription must
it will not be counted.
This unparalleled offer will remain in operation until January
1st,. 1894.
These subscriptions may be sent to us from time to time,
money accompaning each order when mailed. .
Anyone wishing to work for one of these Rifles will please
notify us, so that we may be able to keep a correct list of subscrip
tions sent in by each party wishing to procure one.
JpTMoney must bo sent by Draft, Money Order, Postal Note or two (2) coat Stumps. No
personal checks outside of the
will ue accepted.
The full amount for time the paper is desired must accompany each order. We will allow
no commissions to parlies wishing to procure one or more of the Hides.
American Publshing
Ioom-
Jr. Order United Amelcan Mechanics.
Instituted May 17, 1833-Ellglblllty
For Membership.
Any white noil pernon born In thn United
Sillied of North Anierleii, lu territories or
under the proleetlnn of Ita HnK. who uliiill
huve uttiilhixl the Htfe of nlxteen yenrn, who
In of liooil moriil ehitrni'ter, ii liellevf r In tho
nxlNtenen of a Huiireiuo Helen an the Oentor
itml 1'renerver of thu unlverHH, In favor of
fii'ci ediienllon, oihihiiI to hiiv union of
eluirch and Htiite, nlmll lie ellKlhle to iiinin
lierMhli under thn provUlorm of thn liiw In
the t nte nnd mtliordlniilA eounell to wlileh
the ntiiilleiitlon U nindei provided, thut no
tierwin nIiiiII lie reeelved to lienellelal imilii
lierMhlp who In over fifty yer of hrm,
A iH-mon i.lm 1 1 not he permitted to thin
order who doen not poNKenn h tfood morn
rhuraeter. or who la In any way Ineitpiiel l uted
from rnriiluK n llvllhood, nor nlmll ho be
under Nlxteen yenm of UK".
Hiilijeetx of n neetarliin nr purtUun ohiir
aeter nhiill not hn In trod need Into any meet
Intr of thin eounell, nor hIi nil nny member
mnkn urn of the mune of thin order at a
political meetliiK,
Tiia (ni.necTH ahri
Klmf To mnlnlitln ttnd promota thn Inl4r
extn of Anierli'iiim, nnd uhlld them from the
deprenKlnir elTeetnof foreign competition,
Keeond To khhInI Amerlenim In otitnltilnK
employmeiit.
Third To eneouraKa American! In biwl
rieHN, Kourth To BNtfitillnh a nick and funeral
fund.
Fifth Tn maintain thn piilille iiehool yt
UM of the United HtatJm of America, and' to
prevent xeetarliin Interferennw therewith,
and uphold the reiidlnii of thn Holy Jt t tile
therein,
aTATi cottNmr, or mrhhahkai
. 0,-W. A. IIOWAKI), Lincoln.
H. V. D.-WM. F. KNAI'l'.
H. .-II. I DAY,
H. T,-0. II. AM.ICN.
t'onrtiielor-W. K. fOPKLAND,
(liiard-l. S. McAIIf.KY.
Hentlnei-WM.TIIKNK.lt.
Iielegiiteto National (Jon ventlon WM, K,
KNA1MMI. I.. DAY, W. A. MKHSIOK, 1'. S,
Mef'AIM.KY and W, F. f')-KLAN),
Warden-K, A. IIAYI.IMM.
The next regular meetlntt will hn held on
thn third Tuemlay In Jnntmu. NU, at I'lalt
moiithN, NebniHka.
WAHIIINOTON COITNOII. No, 1. meet
nverv Friday availing In Ooodrleh hull,
24th and Paul Mtreeta, Vlxltlnir brothnm al
wayii weleomu. J. C Paor, Hec'y,
MNt'OI.N COUNCIL No. 2, meeU In Lin
Coin, Nehriuika,
poLTIMMA UOUNUIL No. 9. meet avery
Tuemlay evenliiK In Patternon block, 17th
and Farnam Street.
K. L. MAltdTOK, U, Hec'y,
WINONA OO0NO1L No. 4. meeu avery
" Hatiirdav avenlng In Ked Menu Hall,
Continental block, IMh and HouKla Ntft.
Ouo, M. HHArail, Hue. Hec'y.
("A KFIF.LI) t'OUNf'IL No. S. meet evory
VI Tuewlay nlht In South Omaha,
trr.i " -T- Wiu.iam Fahk, Hec'y.
TJLUFF CITY COUNCIL No 7- meet every
" Wedneday avenlnx In O. A. K. Hall,
Council HIiitrH. la.
A. P. A.
AHF. LINCOLN COUNCIL NO. Ifl, AMF.Kt
ran l'ronetlv A violation meet every aee
ond and fonrih V'lr!!wday of each month In
I, (). O. F. hall, Plaltmiioiith, Neli. VlHltlng
niemlM'rii are welcome. F. P. Brown. Hue.
Patriotic Oder Sons of America,
WASHINGTON CAMP No. I. P. O. S. of A,,
meeu each TliuMday evening at Heo
Men's Hall, Fifteenth and Douglaa Hid,
WASHINGTON CAMP No. 13. P. O. H. of
" A.. Council HlnlTn. Meeting In their
hall over 4IW Broadway, every Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock. J. II. Van I'attan.
Secretary
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412-13-14 Sheely Bloclc,
Notice of Final Settlement.
STAT Of NmitlANKA, i
KougliiH County. ("
In the county court of Douglas county,
Nebraska.
In the matter of the cutiito of John W,
WliltmarNh, ilcccnned:
Innabella Angellno Whltmarnh, Cliarleii A.
Whltmarnh, Lawrenra U. Whllmiirnh, Will
iam W. WhllmarHh and all other per
mum Interested In mild matter are hereby
notified that on the 41 h day of August, IM',1,
Isabella A ngellne Whltmarsh Hied a petit ion
In mild county court, praying that
her II n a I ltd ml n Ixt rut Inn account Illed
herein be nettled and allowed) that
proofs of heirships he taken and
decree rendered thereon that allow
ances be made for children under seven anil
fourteen years of age respectively that a
decree distributing and assigning the residue
of said cut nl be entered, anil that such
other and further orders and proceeding
may be had In thn premises as may be re
quired by thn statutes In such casiis madn
and provided, to the end that said etul
and nil things pertaining thereto may be
dually settled and determined, ami tho mid
ad m I nlstratrl x il Iscbarged,
You are hereby notltlei) that If you fall to
appear before said court on thn With day of
Heptember, iNlia, at 10 o'clock a.m., and contest
aid pet ition, the court may grant the prayer
of said petit ion and iiiiUii such other and
further orders, allowances ami decrees as to
this court limy seem proper, to the end thut
all matters pertaining to said estate may hn
finally settled and determined, and thn said
administratrix discharged.
Witness my hand and oltlclal seal this Jllrd
day of August iwi;i.
J, W, FLLF.lt.
IsiAUJ H-V4
County Judge.
SherifFi Sale.
In nursiinnca and by virtue of a Judgment
and decree of the District court for liouglas
con nt y, at ate of Neb,, rendered oi, the Kith day
of NovemberA.il. M, In a certain action
wherein John Magna was plaintiff and
James P. Kiigllsh, F. J. llolehklss and
others were defemlamU nnd of an order
of sale Issued thereon nut (if said dis
trict court, hearing (lute tho llllh day of
August, A. 1). I mm. and to me directed,
I will on the 2'llh day of Hcplcmher, A,
I). at 10 o'clock a. m of said day, at
the KAHT front door of tht County Court
House, In I lie city of Omaha, Douglas county,
Nebraska, sell nt public auction, to thn
highest bidder for cash, thu following de
scribed lands and tenements, all situated In
the county of Douglas, nnd statu of 'Nebraska,
to-wlt:
Lots twenty ( and twenty-onn 2(l, In
block eleven (ll, In llrlggn Place, an addition
ta thirdly of Omaha, Douglas county, Ne
braska, said property to be sold to satisfy
John Mitgen the sum of twent.v-elght hun
dred dollars ili.WPO.Wi, wit h Interest thereon
nt rate of seven (7i per cent per annum from
Heptember llith, IMfJi to satisfy Callierlna
Pageler Hie sum of eight thousand, nine hun
dred, seventy-seven and 4T.IH dollars
(M,t77.47, with Interest thereon at rate of
f,wn.i), witn interest thereon at ram or
laven (7) pi'ncent per annum from Heptember
j:ird, IMMii. until nald, and forly-iwo and
;i-iiO dollars I4j4:i) rimts, with Interest
savi'
ilrrl
4.1- II ST)
thereon from tho Kith day of Heptember A
I), wi, together witn accruing costs accoro
Ing to a judgment rendered by tho district
court of said Douglas county at Its Hep
tember term, A. D. IMWi, In a certain action
then and them pending, wherein John Magee
was plaintiff and James P, F.ngllsh, F. J.
Ilotchklss and others ilefendnnts.
Omttha. Nebraska. AmriiHtai. IM.
OKOUlIK A. HF.NNF.TT,
Hherlff of Douglas County. Nebraska.
Blair A Uoss. ottorneys. H-1!S-S
W. T. WHITE & CO.,
tOO NORTH IOTH T.
Stationery. Boohs and News,
Periodicals, Magazines. Notions. Finn Pocket
Cutlery. Cigars, Tobaccos, and Hinoker't Hun
dries, Fverythlng llrst class.
Friend Patronage Solicited,
nr
-0?
t, w1
amount of fifty dollars
be paid in advance or
TO
Sheriff's Sale.
In pursuance and by virion of a Judgment
and decree of the district court for Douglas
county, statu of Nebraska, rendered on thn
Hu h day of November, A, D. In a certain
action wherein Zen in II, Lllchlleld was
plnlntllT.Jamea P. Fngllsh and F,J. Ilotchklss
and ol hers were ilofemlnnts.Htid of an order of
sale Issued thereon out, of said District Court,
bearing date the ISM Inlay of August, A , D.Miil.
and to mil directed, I will, on the 2lth day or
Heiitember, A. D. at 10 o'clock A, M. of
said day. at thn KAHT front door of thit
County Court House, In thn City ut Omaha,
Douglas County, Nebraska, sell at puhlld
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, thn
following described lands and tenement, all
situated In thn County of Douglas, and
state of Nebraska. to-wlti
Lots twenty-twit (22) and twenly-thren m)
In block eleven (II) In llrlggs Place, an addi
tion to the city of Omaha, Douglan county,
st.atn of Nidiraskai said properly Ui ho sold
to satisfy .enas II, Litchfield the sum of
twenty-eight hundred dollars (M.wio.nfn with
Interest thereon at rat of seven tit per cent
per annum from Heptember llith, laWi to sat.
Isfy Callierlna Pageler thn sum of eight
thousand nine hundred seventy-seven and
47-KKI dollars (H,W77.47) With Interest there
on at rate of eight (7) per cent tier Murium
from Heptember 2ikl,HWi,unl II pald.aiid forty
one nnd sll-ldli dollars ifil.kil) co.is, with
Interest thernoii from thn IHilay of Heptember,
A. D, Ihi, together with accruing cost ac
cording to a Judgment rendered by thn
District Court of said DouglasnCounty, at II
Heptember term, A, D, xf,r Iu a certain action
then and there pending wherein ciia II, W.
Litchfield was plaintiff and James P, Knirllsh,
F.J. Ilotchklss and other were de fen il a fits,
Omaha, Nebraska, August lrd, Imici,
(iKOItuF, A HKNNKT'P,
2n-l) Hherlff of Douglas County, Nob,
Hlalr and Ooss, attorneys,
M. O. MAUL,
Kuccassor to Drexel A Maul.
Undertaker and Embalmer
HI7 Fnrnatn Slrnnt.
Tcf.KrtioNa KM. OMAHA NEB,
TO THE WORLDS FAIR
-TA Tll-
ORIAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTC
rrora LINCOLN, OMAHA ind COONOIL BLUITI.
Iteuiomber, this Linn has a Depot fur all
It'll n Sl. S ,l,fl,.W,Ml lu. ..i .l.l .
". ", tir I.'.. in iii imicngu;,
close to thn World's Fair Onto.
CHAI. KINNIDVi
Oen'I N.-W, I', A Omalia.Niih,
WM. NICKLAS,
Brick Contractor and Builder
Estimates furnished on all kinds 0f Hrlck
and Mason work,
2230 8 8VKNTCINTH ST.
Tslaphone 170fl, OMAHA. MR.
Co..
BAUMLEY & SMITH,
ST. MAltY'S AVKNfJK
LIVERY STABLE
Light Huggles, Haddln Horses, Carriage
Coupes, V.u, seo '
Boarding a Spccialty.zz:
17th nd Bt. MrT'i Art. T.ltphon. 440