THE AMERICAN
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THE ISSUE AS ITNOWIS
(Continued From First Page.)
i A ty,m tYm AT A. munclla all
through the country are meeting I
i,irhtlT to consider what course the
members shall take as to McKlnley,
should he receive the Republican nomi
nation. So far, It is said that the coun
cils have been loyal to the advisory
board and will uphold It in the fight
dow on. In Washington there are re
puted to be several large councils.
They hold frequent meetings and ad
dresses are made by prominent men,o
casionally by representatives or sena
Washington councils, it is
tors. The
ive endorsed the action of
claimed, have
the advisory board as to McKlnley.
On a street car the conductor asked
we oniy pcB.
v nwkA Ira wrui i
think will receive the Republican noml-
nation?"
'It looks like McKlnley," was the
answer.
"Well, I'll be sorry," the conductor
rejoined. "I have never voted any
other but a Republican ticket, but I'll
have to go home and vote against him
If he is nominated."
"You must be a member of the A. P.
A.," was retorted
"I am a member, and at last night's
meeting we agreed that we would vote
against McKlnley if he is nominated
We will go to our homes to do so and
McKlnley will be beaten. The publio
a . h... a. W mmtvr.
does not think we have a b g member-
ship, but it will find out before this
thing is over."
The man who professes to be an A. P.
A., in favor of American institutions,
and at the same time can "whoop it up'
for McKlnley, who started on his cam
paign under the domination of Rome,
Is certainly at variance with the aims
and objects of the order. McKlnley is
'a mighty poor specimen for Americans
to depend upon. Ilouizdah Observer.
The Independent Leader of Bridgeport,
Conn., says: Ex-President Harrison,
while not a candidate, commands the
confidence of the country at large, as
"
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anaasmettepuoucanpart, u.uovUc
a candidate there is no good reason
why it should not have a good one
Mla It 1a aVmnt It.
The local Republican leaders do not
take any stock in the reports which
have been circulated to the effect that
the American Protective Association is
opposed to the nomination of William
Mo.Klnlev for Dresident savs the Chi-
caeo Chronicle. Dr. T. N. Jamleson,
chairman of the Republican State Cen-
tral Committee, and John M. Smyth,
chalrman of the Republican County
Central Committee both anti-A. P. A.
eaid yesterday that they regarded the
talk about the A. P. A. opposition to
McKlnley as simply a part of the cam-
paten which is being made in behalf of
the Ohio candidate.
"It has been well understood since
the opening of the Republican canvass
for the presidential nomination," said
Mr. Smyth, who Is one of the delegates
chosen to represent Illinois at the St.
Louis convention, "that Major McKln-
ley is the candidate of the American
Protective Association. The develop-
ments ln Illinois politics show this to
be true. The districts in this state
which have declared for McKlnley are
controlled by the A. P. A. The result
In Kentucky shows that the hand of
the order is not against the Ohio man. I
That state Instructed for Bradley first
and McKlnley second, which is practi
cally making McKlnley first choice.
The truth of the matter is that the
strong A. P. A. sentiment in behalf of
McKlnley was becoming so apparent
that it was hurting him In maay locali
ties. In order to get over this obstacle
his managers have started the story
that the order Is opposed to his nomi
nation. It cannot possibly do him any
harm now to have the impression go
mil that ha ia nnt acceptable to the A.
p a
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ganization can do for him affirmatively
nas been done, it Has now oeoome an
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luiuitauu lUBtKr iui lulu vu wjvui
votes in states where the A. P. A. has
nn influence. The alleged communica-
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power Peculiar to lUelf, not pos
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Pill are farsly tsgstakla. at.
tlonfrom the advisory board printed
ln to-day's papers la, In my opinion, a
bogus document The official communi
cations of the A. P. A. leader are not
scattered broadcast through the press.
am satisfied In spite of the stories to
the contrary that the influence 01 me
A. P. A. will be exerted for all It is
worth at St. Louis to oring aoou. wo-
Klnley's nomination."
sr. Tii'is. Mo . ADrll A wen
has been woven about inaunoey i.
Filley. The protests of loyalty to Mc
Klnley by the Missouri bos were never
fully accented bv the friends of the
Ohloan In this state, and they have
carefully watched his movements from
tho flr8t- ee Irt?B" 01 MCKln e-v
now say .uey nave m meir h"'
absolute proof of Filley's treachery.
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nf PlllfivU effort
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to betray him in Missouri nave Deen
forwarded to Washington and Canton,
and an open exposure will be made in
time to Drevent any sacrifice of the
Ohio man's Interests at the state con
vention at St. Joseph. Although It
has not yet been definitely aeciaea, me
probabilities are tnat Kicnara .
K'prnna. national committeeman from!
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Missouri, wnose loyally u Mcnuuej
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has never been questioned, win oe put
forward as a candidate for delegate-at-
large at St. Joseph. I
T. j. v,-nlnt nronf of the distrust I
To day aDtfOlUUe prooi oi me uis.rusv
I Dtll If. LTnMina a nA f rTT nlnir'a I I
w 1 " " ,.,0a. tn
Closest and most conspicuous friends ln
To ,UJ
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ther establish the contention that
mcr wiBu
Filley is discredited and Kerens trusted
the announcement Is now made for the
first time that within the past three
weeks Major McKlnley asked Kerens to
go to Canton for the purpose of consul t-
lne with him about the situation in
Missouri and other states. This con
ference was an important one, as Mo
Klnley's lieutenants from several states
were present, and It was then agreed
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tnat notnmg dus u Biupiu iuimcr m
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conducting tneir campaign coma pre-
veni Mcis-miey uouuuanuu
iouis.
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It is also Known na iverens
i trioit. m wsLBninirinn in Auni lur uo
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mtfTuicA ff onnlprr Tit?. &8 MCiVLniev B I
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representative, witu oeu.uur uB ,
wt Virginia. Followlnir closely on
the heels of this visit Elkins became
recognized as Mcmnieys staiwari ana
trusted lieutenant. Leaders in this
state who could be trusted have learned
that Mark Hanna has been in constant
correspondence with Kerens, and that
Whltelaw Reld, who is now sojourning
in Arizona, has testified to Kerens' la-
voritlsm
Powell Clayton bas taken m upon
himself to keep posted as to tte Mls-
8ourl situation through various cnaa
nels. Clayton, by the way, has so suo-
cessfully manipulated the McKlnley I
boom In Arkansas that the full delega-
tion has been secured for the Ohio
man. It was through Kerens as a mu-
tual friend that McKlnley ana uiaywn
met. Kerens invited Clayton to acoom-
pany Major McKlnley and himself in
the Missouri tour, whlcn was maae in
Kerens' private car ln 1892.
But what comes even more direct as
showing McKinley's position is the
well-authenticated report of a recent
conversation between the Canton major
and one of his closest political friends,
who sought to impress upon him the
fact that Filley could not be trusted-
McKlnley listened for a few minutes to
the conversation and then interrupted
the speaker:
'Imagine, if you can," said McKln
ley, "a man who has campaigned with
Blaine for twenty years not knowing
Filley. I know him as well as If I had
made him. Do you think I cannot dis
tinguish between sincerity and Insin
cerity, between honesty and dishon
esty?"
These statements here made are an
abstract of what the opponents of Filley
have elaborated for presentation to men
who have been wavering.
"Do you know what an American lo?
I'll define one. An American Is a man
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who nextj J?
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tAr. lire, iinenv anu iuvo. j. ug
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notning agains lorexgners, im.wiuK
to the way the gray matter is mixed in
my head 1 can't see wny iney come w
this land and make their money and
still 'cuss' it.
"T want tn wViisnfir a BfiCret! Do VOU
know what the American Protective
Association means? It means Ameri
canism, and William McKlnley repre
sents it. He's not at outB with it, but
at ins. He never supposed that because
we have no church of state we have
lapsed into barbarism. He thinks that
we must take the oath of allegiance to
only one temporal power. When the
pope at noma ceases hi arrugaK) vu
temporal alle(?1ance, then the
A-p-i! s .s
Utkura lb mil no ,0 UV IUUi IUVIVIUIOJ
believes that America is for Americans.
He 1b of the people. He has kept store,
he has taught school, he has studied
law and he has walked into power with
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been cursed, or he may have been
I blessed, but he could not oe ignored.
"No man is competent to become
president unless he understands two
' classes. One la the laboring class and
the other Is the saviours of the repub
lic, the soldiers. To bivouac on the
field of battle, to lie in the trenches
under the midnight sky, and to go
storming down the Shenandoah to stop
the tide of battle, Is to know the clay
of which soldiers are made, and for
that McKlnley loves the soldiers of the
republic
Behind all this Is another thing.
He is not a demagogue. The meanest
and easiest role is that of the dema
gogue: he who throws conscience to
the wind that by some tide of fortune
he may ride Into power. I challenge
you to show me where McKlnley ever
threw sod to the crowd. lie Is the
nmQ , ohIO( ln and ln MU.
sourl. He owes no allegiance to the
'bloated plutocracy.' He has a code of
aoa t ,h,ak th.t U irreat!
ma ig in lueiu Amur ubq kcducuiiu
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cien. ,wee na uooveninou.. u.u
he leaves his home and turns to throw
a farewell kiss to his pale faced wife,
ho watches him from the window,
taking her image in his heart even into
the busy affairs of his life, it is then, I
say, that he adequately represents the
chlvairy of American manhood. I say
,AU hall to Wllliam McKlnley, the
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r- nua ..u 0t Kan$a Citu,
state or Ohio, citt or Toutoo. (
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Frank J. Chency makes oth that he u
the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Ciiknet
- huslne-a In the Cltv of Toledo.
Wiat u ml KtjfttA fcf f if-.Kif.ld. Knd that said
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DoLLARSforeach and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by tie uoi halls
catahh cubb,
s frank J. oh en ey.
gWOrn to before me and subscribed In niy
presence, this tith day of December, A. D. it
- A. W.GLEASON,
"a1 f Notary Public.
Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faceiof the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
t8old by Druggists. 7;"c.
Mm. A. Sand Hied t. Sixth and Martha
SU ( 0maha) Neb) writes: "I have
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The American to Jan. 1, 1897, 50o.
JAS. W. OA It II,
Attorney, 813 Board of Trade Building.
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER'S
Hale. Under and bv virtue of an order
of sale on decree of foreclosure of mortgage
Issued out of the district court for DouRl&a
county, Nebraska, and to me dlrectd, I will,
on the zna aay oi june, a. u. un, at one
o'clock p. u. of said day, at the north front
door of the county court houxe, ln the city of
Omaha. Douglas county, Nebraska, sell at
mihllc auction to the hlthest bidder for cash.
the property described ln said order ot sale
as follows, to wit:
Lot eighteen (18) ln Nelson's Addition to
the cltv of Omaha. Douglas county, Ne-
hrubi. tut lurreved. nlatuid and recorded
fSEE", mnZYnthe
sum of two hundred and two and 4-ioo doi-
lUrH ItU.nf, Witu lu it i t.n t u u iiin . ui u i vnu
(10) per cent per annual from May 6th, 18'Xi;
ana also tue lurmer sum ui iiuaureu
and sixteen and 50-100 dollars iful6.SU), with
Interest at the rate ot ten (10) per cent per
annum from the 6th day of May, 181.
And also to satisfy the sum of forty and
78-1U0 dollars (MO. 18) costs herein, together
with accruing costs, according to a juagnient
rendered bv the district court of said Di
Joug
las county, at lu May term, A. D.
1HS, il
a certain action then and there
pending.
whuretn The Union Trust ComDanV Is plain
tiff, and Rachel Riley and others are de
fondants.
Dated at omana, neDrasga, Apru aim, a.
D. 18H9.
WM. B. TKH H.IUK,
Special Master CommUaloner.
Jas. W. Oarr, attorney for plaintiff.
Union Trust uo. vs. uacnei miey, et at.
Doc. 87 i No. 221. 6-1-5
W1UGHT & THOMAS,
Attorneys. SIT New York Life Building.
o HF.RIFF'8 SALE. By Tirtue of an order
O of sale issued out of the district court
for Douglas county, Nebraska, ana to me ai
hv.mI. I will, on the 2nd dar ot June. A. D.
1MU6, at 10 o'clock A. m. of said day, at the
EaST front door or the county court house,
in the city of Omaha. Douglas county, Ne
braska, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for casu the property aescriuea in
said order of Bale as follows, to-wlt:
Lots one (1). two (2) and three (3) of block
three (3); also lots one(l). two C2) and three
en in block four (4). and lots twelve (12) and
thirteen (13) ln block one (1) ln Cloverdale
Addition to the city of Omaha, as surveyed,
platted and recorded, all ln Douglas county,
state of Nebraska.
Said property to be sold to satisfy Mary M.
Whitney, plaintiff herein, the sum of three
thousand four hundred and thirty and 1)5-1U0
dollars $3,I0 95) judgment, with lnteiest
thereon at rate of eight (H per cent per an
num from February 4th, lt6, together with
the sum of three dollars (S3.00), protest fees,
paid by said plaintiff.
To satisfy the sum of seventeen and 38-100
dollars (iu.38) costs herein, together with ac
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Sy M ffiSSgSSgtiZ SSftl
cruing costs according to a judgment ren
certain action then and there pending
wherein Mary M. Whitney Is plaintiff, ana
William T. Seaman and Sarah M. Seaman,
his wife, are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska. May 1st. A. D. Vm.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
Wright & Thomas, attorneys.
Whitney vs. Seaman. Doc. 52; No. 159. 5-1-5
WRIGHT & THOMAS,
Attorneys, S17 New York Life Building,
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEEEND
ants In the district court of Douglas
county, Nebraska, James Harris, Sr., plain
tin' vs. John Uaswlck and Kate Caswlck, de
fendants. To John Caswlck and Kate Caswlck, non
resident defendants:
You are heieby notified that on the 18th
of April. 1M, James Harris, Sr., pialntllT
herein, filed his petition ln the above en
titled cause, ln the district court of Douglas
county, Nebraska, against John Caswlck,
Kate Caswlck and Kred Daniels, the object
and prayer of which is to foreclose a murt
gage executed on the loth day of February,
Mil. by John Caswlck and Kate Caswlck to
Eugene C. Bates, and by him assigned to
James Harris, Sr., plaintiff herein, upon the
property described as follows, situated ln
the county of Douglas and state of Ne
braska, to-wit:
Lot ten (10) ln block forty (40) In the city of
South Omaha, Nebraska, as surveyed,
platted and recorded, to secure the payment
of one promissory note for the sum of one
thousand dollars (tl.OOO.OO), due and payable
on the loth day of February, lrtM; that there
Is now due ana payable on said note the sum
of one thousand dollars (it.OUO.OOi, with in
terest at the rate of ten (10) per cent per an
num from the loth day of August, lsttf. for
which sum, with Interest and costs, plain tl If
prays for a decree that the defendants be
required to pay the same, and that In de
fault of such payment said premises may be
sold to satisfy the amount found due.
You are required to answer said petl.Iott
on or before tne 8th day of June, lsw.
Dated at Omaha, Nebraska. April 28, 1-Wi.
JAMES HARRIS. SR..
I'lalntlfT.
By Wright & Thomas, attorneys for plaintiff.
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SAUNDERS &MACFAKfiANI.
CT1 CD Attorneys, 1404 FarnitinStrsi't. '
nTn Horatio Fowkes.
Surah M. row kes, tils
wife, Ella It. Downs, Eva J. Hovers and
Ehtella M. Hoss, non-resident defenuitnta:
Vou will time notice unit on tnaantn any
Ot A
here!
prll. lmxt, James w. uvoraky, puunim
in. filed bis petition ln the district court
of Douglas county. Nebraska, against you,
the above named defendants, the object and
prayer of which are to foreclose a certain
tax certificate dated November lath, 18K3,
and taxes nald thereunder, covering lot one
(I), block two hundred and thirty (2J0), of the
city or umaha (original pint) uougias county,
Nebraska; that there is due upon said tax
certificate, and taxes paid thereunder, the
sum of one hundred and Beventy and 54-UiO
dollars (1170.54), with Interest from May 2M.h,
1HW1. at the late of ten (ID) per cent per annum
and an attorney's fee amounting to ten (10)
per cent of the decree and all cosU. Plain-
ttlT prays that said premises may be decreed
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HI UV SU1U Ml BHIiim till C II 11 1 11 M 11 b uuv n i. ; i . ,
with Interest, attorney's fees and cost, and
that upon the sale the defendants be de
burred of all interest ln said bromines.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 8th day or June, ibwi.
Dated Omaha, Nebraska, May 1st, vm.
JAMES W. DVOIWKY.
Plaintiff.
By Saunders & Macfarland. his attorneys.
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SAUNDERS & MACFARLAND.
Attorneys, 1404 Farnam Street.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFEND
ant: To Horatio Fowkes, Sarah M
Fnwkes. his wife: Klla K. Downs, Eva. J
Rogers and Estella II. Uosa, non-resident de
fendants
You will take notice that on the 28th day
of April, W, Waiter E. Keeler. plaintiff
hereiu, tiled his petition In the district court
of Douglas county, Nebraska, against you.
the above namd defendants, the object and
prayer of which are to foreclose a certain
lax certificate dated November 13th, WS-,
and taxes nald thereunder, covering lot i
block 230, of the city of Omaha (original plat)
Douglas eounty, Neoranua, wnicn saia cer
tificate was Issued to W. H. Schllep, and b
him dulv sold and asslirned to the Dlalntlfi
who Is now the owner thereof ; that there Is
now due upon said tax certificate and taxes
paid thereunder the sum of 1124.42 with In
terest from Mar 28th. 1HM6. at the rate of ten
per cent per annum and an attorney's fee
amounting to ten per cent oi me oecree anu
all costs. Plaintiff prays that said premises
mar be decreed to be sold to sallfy the
amount due thereon with Interest, attorney's
fees and costs, and that upon the sale the
defendants be debarred ot all lnteiest ln
Riild nreitilses.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 8th day or June. mm.
WALTER E. KEELER,
Plain tiff!
By 8aunderi & Macfarland, His Attor
neys.
Jated Omaha, Nebraska, Hay 1st, 1866.
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SAUNDERS & MACFARLAND,
Attorneys, 1404 Farnam Street.
KTOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFEND'
J- ant:To Joseuh Thomson and Reuben W,
Ross, executors of the estate of Keulien Ross
deceased: Joseoh Thomson, Mrs. Thomson
first and real name un known, his wife; and
Reuben W. Ross and Mrs, Ross, first and real
name unknown, his wife, non-resident de.
fendantfl.
You will take notice that on the 30th day
of April. 181M, Philip L. Johnson, plaintiff
herein, fllea his petition ln the district court
of Douglas county, JNeorasKa, against you
the said defendants, the ooject alia prayer
of which are to foreclose three certain tax
certificate dated January 7th, lxM, and two
certain tax certificate dated Nov. Z;), issr:
and taxes paid thereunder and covering
lots 5 and 6 in block 1, and lot 7 ln block 2, all
ln Mayne Place, an addition to the city of
Omaha. Douglas county, Nebraska, said tai
certificates were issued to E. B. Buer, who
afterwards sold and assigned the same to
the Dlalntlfi who is now the owner thereof
that there Is now due upon said lot 5, block
1. Mavne Place, the sum of ItM.iV and upon
said lot 6, block 1, Mayne Place, the sum ot
S4?2.39. and UDon lot V, block 2, Mayne Place.
the sum of f H4.72, with interest on each of
said amounts from Aprl ;ith. 1W6. at th
rate of ten per cent per annum and an attor.
ney's fee amounting to ton per cent of the
decree and all costs for which amount
plaintiff prays for a decree and that ln He
fault of the payment of the amount found
due that said premises may be sold to satisfy
the same ; that upun the sale the defendant
be debarred of all interest in said premises,
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the Sih day nf June, I1H.
PHILIP L. JOHNSON.
Plaintiff,
By Saunders Macfrland His Attorneys.
Dated Omaha, Neur"ska, May 1st. isutt.
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PAYS
FOR
. THE AMERICAN
FROM
Hpeclal Master Commissioner's Sale,
rindnr and hv virtue of an order of sals on
decree of foreclosure of mort gage Issued out
of the district court for Douglas county.
Nebraska, and to medlrected, 1 will, on the
2nd day of June, A, 1)., 1MM. at one o'clock
M. ot said day, at the north front aoor or
the county court house, In the city of
Omaha, Douglas county, neurassa, sen at
?ubllc auction to the highest blddr for cash,
be property described (n said order of sale
as follows, to-wit:
Dot thirteen (1U), block seven (7), in central
Park, an addition to the city of Omaha,
Douglas county, Nebraska. ...
Said prouerty to be sold to satisfy mi lion
T. Hoys, plaintiff herein, the turn of ninety-
three ana tti-liiu aonars ir.M no, wimi iu per
cent Interest thereon from May 7th, 1KH4.
To satisfy Isaac Adams, aerenuant nerem,
the sum of one hundred eighteen and 88-100
dollars (Ills..)), with S per cent Interest
thereon from May 7th, 14.
To satisfy pro rata, saia Isaac Aaams, me
sum of one hundred and thirty-five dollars
(i;i5 0U); Oommercial National Bank, de
fendant herein, inn sum oi nve nunureu
Hnil thlrtv dollars 1KMO.OU1: red Mndborst,
riafnnrinn therein . the sum of fortv-three dol
lars (S43.00), and Abram S. Joseph, defendant
herein, the sum or ninety-rour aonars (ii.i)i
w ib 7 per cent interest on an saia sums
from Mnv 7th. 1X04.
Tn satisfy Isaac Adamsthe sum of six hun
dred sixteen dollars VU 00), with 8 per cent
Interest from May 7in. 1W4.
Tn satiafv tS.AH cunts, together with ac
crulng costs according to a Judgment ren
dered by the district court of said Douglas
county, at Its September term A. D. 1HIM. In a
certain action then and there pending.
where n Milton K. uoys was piaintiir, ana
Joseph A. Haines et al., were defendants.
Omana, neurasaa. majuu irm.
WliXlAM T. NELSON,
Boeclal Master Commissioner
Roys vs. Haines. Doc. 42; No. 1(1. 5-1-5
JAS. W. CARR,
Attorney, 313 Board of Trade Building.
OPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER'S
O Sale. Under and by virtue ot an order
of sale on decree of foreclosure of mortgage
Issued out of the district court for Douglas
county, Nebraska, and to me directed, I will,
on the 2nd day of June, A. D. IHWt. atone
o'clock v. M. of said day. at the EAST front
door ot the county court nouse in me cit
nf Omaha. Dnuilas county. Nebraska, sel
at public auction to the nignest oiuaer tor
cash, the property described ln said order ot
sale as follows, to-wlt:
iintN twelve (iz) ana tnirteen (14 in oiock
fifteen (IS) of Hanscom flace. an addition to
the city ot Omaha, Douglas county, Ne
braska, as surveyed, platted ana recorded,
h.m nrnnnrtv tn be sold to satisfy Geo. W
Sabine, administrator of the estate of Phillip
Hwnhnda. defendant herein, the sum of
thirty-nine dollars (ga.wi, witn interest
thereon at the rate of seven (!) per cent per
annum from June 2nd. 1SD4.
Also to satisfy Conrad u. rasher, piaintiir
herein, the sum or one mousana ana rour
teen and 21-100 dollars ($1,014.21), with Inter
est at the rate of seven (7) per cent from the
Rth flav nf MaV. ISVtt.
And also to satisry tne iuriner sum oi
t.wntv-twn and aa-100 dollars (SJ3 BID cost
herein, together with accruing costs accord
log to a judgment rendered by the district
court of saia Douglas county, at its Aia
term. A. D. 1843. In a certain action tnen an
there pending, wherein Conrad O. Fisher Is
plaintliT, and Alois P. Swoboda, Anna Swo
Doda, The Carter-Cottrell Hardware Com
pany, Mutual Loan and Building Association
and tieorge W.Sabine, are defendants.
Dated at Omaha, Nebraska. May 1st, A.
D.lSMll.
WM. B. TEN EYCK,
Special Master Commissioner.
Jas. W. Carr, attorney for plaintiff.
Fisher vs. Swoooda, et al.
Doc. So; No. 47, 5-1-5
Probate Notloe.
In the matter of the estate of Victoria E.
Madison, deceased :
Notice la hereby given that the creditors
of said deceased will meet the administra
tor, with will annexed, of said estate before
me. County Judge of Douglas county, Ne
braska, at the county court room in said
county, on the 2Vth day of June, 18SW; on the
2tbdayof September, lwni, and on the 2Sih
day of October, invsj, atSo'clock a. a each
day, for the purpose of presenting their
claims for examination, adjustment and
allowance. Six mouths are allowed for the
creditors to present their claims and one
year for the administrator, with will an
nexed, to settle said estate, from the -Uh
day of April, isi; this notice will be pub
llshed In I'M Ambhican for four weeks suc
cessively, prior to the 2.th day of June. ISM.
IRVINU F. BAXTER.
5-1-4 County Judge.
The American to Jan. 1, 1897, 50o.
$1.00 per 100, in one
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant.
To Charles J. Head, Maillvah J. Read, and
M. C. Lllley & company, non-resident de
fendant: You are hereby notified that on toe in oi
April. l6, KlUabeth H.Abbott, plaintiff
herein, filed her petition ln the above en
titled cause, ln the district court of Douglas
county, Nebraska, against you and each ot
you, Impleaded with Charles A. Kenton, th
object and prayer of which Is to foreclose a
certain real estate mortgage executed on
the loin day of December, lHOl, by Charles J.
IijHd and Mazllvah J. Read, upon toe prou
erty described as follows:
Lot one (1) in Dlocs. u in Mive i auuiuod
to the city of Omaha, a surveyed, platted,
and recorded, In Douglas county, Nebraska.
to secure the payment or their promissory
note with Interest cnunons attached, tor the
sum of twelve hundred dollars (II2O0.00), dua
and payable December 1st, IstM; that there la
now due and payable on said note the sura of
twelve hundred dollars (11200.00), with Inter
est at the rate i f ten (10) per cent per annum
from the 1st day of June, 1804, ror wnicn sum.
and Interest, plaintiff prays for a decree that
the defendants pay the same, and that In de
fault of such payment said premises may uo
sold to satisfy the amount found due. You
are further notified that on the Dthdayof
June, IHWti, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the appointment of a receiver, to
collect tne rents or saia premises uuring in
pendency of said suit, upon the ground that
sale property is lnsumcieui. mj par iiikiuwu
debt, and that the same la being wasted, and
that the said Charles J. Read and Mazllvah J.
Read are Insolvent. 1 propose the name or
Bryce Crawford for receiver, and W. H. Rus
sell and O. C. Olsen as his sureties, and also
sureties for myself I will support
rt said
applications by tne amaaviis oi n. a. i
Kua-
II a.nri' M. J. knnnard.
u an
You are reoulred to answer said petition
on or liefore tne 8th day of June, 1808.
Dated at Omaha, NehrasKa, April a. ism.
ELIZABETH H. ABBOTT,
Plaintiff.
By V. 0. Strlckler, attorney for plaintiff.
a 1-4
WRIGHT & THOMAS.
Attorneys, 517 N. Y. Life Bldg.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFEND
ant: In the district court of Douglas
county, Nebraska. Rosa Hamburg plaintiff.
vs. William it. uates et ai.
To John A. Brand and Mrs. John A. Brand
his wife, first and real name unknown, non
resident defendants: ....
You are hereby notified that on the 14th of
March, 181)6. Rosa Bamburg. plaintiff herein.
filed her petition ln the aoove enutiea ca'ise,
la the district court of Douglas county, Ne
braska, against Wllliam U. liates. Jullla
Gates, Robert Lynn, John A. Brand. Mrs.
John A. Brand. Wlllier H. Kreldler and Mrs.
Wllber H. Kreldler his wife, first and real
name unknown, the object and prayer of
which is to foreclose a mortgage executed on
the 22nd day of June. 1801. by William H.
liates and Julia Oates to Eugene C. Bates,
and by him assigned to Rosa Bamburg, upon
the property described as follows situated
In the county ot Douglas and state of Ne
braska, to-wlt:
Lot eleven (111 ln block six (6) ln Hillside ad
dition No. 1. an addition to Omaha, Ne
braska, as surveyed, platted and r. corded,
Ui secure the payment of a promissory note
for the sum of two thousand dollars, due audi
. i i 11 ... . . V. .. i. .. . tkuittiif
payanie lu uve yeir irum mo uiii " iuuiou.,
that there la now due and payable on said
note th sum of two thousand dollars with
interest at the rale of ten per cent per
annum from the inih day of June, 185, for
which sum, with luterest and Cisia, plaintiff
prays for a decree that the defendants be
required to pay the ssme. and that ln default
of such payment said premises may be sold
to satisfy the amount found due.
You are inquired to answer said petition
on or before the 8ih day of June, isos
Dated at Omaha. Nebraska. April 2Sth 1S96.
ROSA BAM1U HO,
Plaintiff.
By Wright & Thomas, attorneys for plain
tiff. 5--
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
Have you any sense? Then add them ta
dollars and buy a farm.
160 acres In Dawes county, 50 acres in cul
tivation. i-VO cash takes the whole farm; 18U
acres tn Holt county, a fine farm, 80 acres tn
cultivation. fKW cash takes It all. I have a
few more at the same low price. Residence
lots- old price cut In two twice. Atntthat
hard enough? (hard tlmesi. Hard time
prices. I will sell you property at one-third
old prices. Olve me a chance. 1 can place a
few choice loans at 8 per cent net to those
whs have money to loan,
wneuae LYMAN WATERMAN,
Real-Estate and Financial Agent. 1
New York Lite Building. Omaha, Neb.