"THE AMERICAN
MISSIONARIES AND HEATHEN.
RMM Wky rraaar In tallarw la
Maar lattaarva.
The failure of the English protectant
tnl,ionarle In West Africa to rwos
nlre th difference between the mi ml a
ct the Africant and tlx ir own and it.eir
tendency to regard the African lunula
ma bo many Jug which have only to
he emptied of the stufT which U in
them and refilled with the particular
form of doctrine they, the missionaries,
are engaged in teaching Is certainly
one among several causes of the mis
sion failures, and it works In very va
rious ways by eliminating those parts
of the fetich that were a wholesome re
straint and putting in their place the
doctrine of the forgiveness of sin by
means of reientance, etc., says the
National Review. This part of Chris
tian doctrine the negroes are very de
voted to.
I have tackled several mission-trained
men and woman and axked them
how they reconciled It to themselves
to go on In the way they were doing,
openly contrary to the teaching they
had received. What they say I will not
write down. I should prefer to give a
verbatim report of the observations
of a sea captain when the steering gear
has broken down, but it amounts to
the statement that they know they are
doing wrong but they intend to repent
in time. Cant you cannot call It, be
cause they quite believe It; several
times I have been in nht places with
backsliders and they have turned their
entire 'attention to this repentance,
pouring out full confessions of their in
iquities, instead of lending a hand that
would save their lives. The popularity
of a (to me) very unpleasant little hymn
on the southwest coast, that has a cho
rus of
"A little talk with Jesus
i Makes It right,
All right,"
demonstrates their view of the affair
no doubt sound doctrine but bad for
negro morals in this world.
PASSING OF THE PIANO.
Modern Flat Lira lit Kelegatftd It to
the Rear.
You can rent a piano now in New
York cheaper than you can rent a
typewriter, says the New York Herald.
Either there Is a greater surplus of
pianos than usual or there Is a marked
falling off in the demand. Maybe it
Is both. You can get a piano as low
as $2 a month. A very good instru
ment can be had for $3. And these
prices can be applied on the purchase
of a new one. A typewriter second
hand at that will cost you $5 a month.
Is there any significance in this?
Have women begun to give up the
piano for the typewriter? The latter
can be bought new for from $S5 to $125,
while the piano comes at from $.'00 to
$1,000. On the basis of the typewriter
the piano ought to rent for at least
piano the typewriter ought to rent
$25 a month. On the basis of the
for 50 cents a month. The piano has
unquestionably met with severe set
backs recently. Not only has the type
writer opened a more useful field for
young women than was before offered
by the piano, and consequently with
drawn many of the sex from the career
ornamental; it has been supplemented
by the increasing mania for out-of-door
sports. Instead of sitting down
nd twisting a piano stool, as was the
custom of her sisterhood a generation
or so ago, the modern young woman
mounts her wheel and takes a spin in
the park and the risk of arrest for
scorching on the boulevard. Flat life is
death to the piano. The limited Rpace
forbids a musical Instrument that en
croaches so materially on the necessi
ties of the family and which makes as
much noise as a brass band. Besides,
the courts have Interdicted the piano In
Bat life. It has been legally decided
a nuisance. Complaint anywhere is
Immediately followed by suppression.
The banjo and the guitar and the
plaintive mandolin ornament the little
flat parlor.
The Air Bath.
The air bath, as Dr. Franklin calls
It, Is exceedingly salutary to every one
In health, and to almost every invalid.
If the whole skin may be considered a
breathing organ, then should it not
only be kept clean, but for its own
health and vigor of the whole system,
It should be permitted to receive the
full and free embraces of the pure air
at least twice In twenty-four hours.
Every morning and evening the whole
body may ba exposed freely to the air,
and the skin exercised with the flesh
brush, a coarse towel, or with the
hand; and five or ten minutes spent in
such exposure and exercise in the
morning will prove very salutary to
every one who is not too far gone" in
disease to bear it.
A Flagua of Vermin.
A few years ago a large part of Dum
friesshire was Invaded by millions of
field voles, a most destructive little ro
dent, and the farmers were loud in
their clamors, with the result that they
got more than they bargained for. They
got an official commission of inquiry,
and the investigation of the membeis
proved that years of blundering prose
cution of owls and hawks more par
ticularly kestrels had brought on their
heads the plague of vermin.
Atklng Too Much.
White Oh, yes, my boy; my play
went off splendidly. The shouts of
."Author, author," at the end of the
first act were simply deafening.
Wright What foolishness! They sure
ly didn't expect all the authors of your
piece to come out on one little stage,
did they? Indianapolis Journal.
Straiburg-'a Clock.
The original Strasburg clock, the
mechanical wonder of Europe, was
made In the year 1352. The present
clock was made in 1S38.
THE r UU IN ED LAM.
Whj the TaniM, Trailer and Student
Should Yb.it l uk.
There are Iro reasons, either one of
which ought to be conclusive with
every American citizen.
The trip from Denver to Utah
?Ia Uio Grande Western, "Great Salt
Lake itoute," la the grandest to be
found anywhere on the continent. No
European trip of equal lengtn can com
pare with It In variety and grandeur of
scenery and wealth of novel Interest.
iSlcwmI: You should go because.when
you bave made this wonderful trip, you
will find Utah at the end of It Utah,
one of the world'i famous spots, and a
land of gold, silver, copper, iron and
Coal; of lofty mountain and fertile val
leys; of vineyards, fruits and fljwers.
Salt Lake City, the capital, i of great
Interest on account of 1U historical and
religious associations. Here are Hot
Thermal Springs, Warm Springs, Sul
phur Springs, Sanitarium, i'arks,
Drives, Canyons and the most health
ful climate on earth. Great Salt Lake,
with the new and beautiful Saltalr
Beach Resort, of Moorish design, bai
no equal In America. Write to P. A.
Wadlelgh, Salt Lake City, for copies of
pamphlets, etc.
1200.00 IN HOLD GIVES.
Of Special Interest to Students and
Teachers.
It. H. Woodward Company, of Balti
more, Md., are making a most liberal
offer of $200.00 to anyone who will sell
200 copies of "Gems of Religious
Thought," a new book by Talmage.
This Is one of the most popular books
ever published. Three editions sold In
60 days. Agents sell 10 to 15 copies a
day. An Esley organ, retail price $270,
given for selling 110 copies In 3 months.
A $100 bicycle given for selling 80
copies in 2 months. A gold watch for
selling GO copies In one month. This
premium In addition to commission.
Complete outfit 35 cents. Freight paid.
Credit given. Agents wanted also for
"Talks to Children About Jesus." One
hundred and fifty thousand copies sold,
and It Is now selling faster than ever.
Same terms and conditions as on
"Gems of Religious Thought." Other
popular books and Bibles also. They
offer special and most liberal rates to
students and teachers for summer va
cation. During last summer a large
number of students and teachers can
vassed for their books. Among the
list there .were 23 who made over $200,
57 who won the $200 premium, and 76
made over $150 for their summer work.
Write them immediately. if
CTAH THE 45TH STATE.
The Homeseeker'g Promised Land.
The territory of Utah entered the
Union of States on January 4th, 1896,
with a population of about 200,000 peo
ple and a climate unsurpassed in the
wide world. It is richer in agricul
tural resources than any other state.
It has within its borders nearly all of
the known minerals and metals gold,
silver, copper, iron, tin, etc., In abun
dant quantities. It has, best of all, a
health-giving climate, always temper
ate in summer and in winter. It has
hot sulphur springs, and is in fact one
large sanitarium. Utah is the Ideal
place to build a home in which to
spend the balance of your days, sur
rounded by farm and orchard which
guarantee all the necessities and most
of the comforts of life. There are mil
lions of such homes now awaiting set
tlement. Send to P. A. Wadlelgh,
Salt Lake City, for copies of Utah
pamphlets. It will pay you to post
yourself on the merits of the new state,
which has been amply termed "The
Promised Land."
$200.00 O GOLD GIVEN
For Selling a Book of Great Interest and
Popularity "Story of Turkey and
Armenia," With a Full and Graphic
Account of the Massacres.
R. H. Woodward Company, Balti
more, Md., are offering $200.00 to any
one selling 200 copies of their new
book, "Story of Turkey and Armenia."
This is a work of great interest and
popularity. Many agents sell 15 copies
a day. A graphic and thrilling ac
count is given of the massacres of the
Armenians which have aroused the
civilized world. Agents are offered
the most liberal terms and premiums.
Freight paid and credit given. Write
them immediately. tf
What C. A. Potter Says.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 31, 1895. The
Howard Medicine Company. Gentle
men: I desire to say to all who feel the
strength of their manhood slowly slip
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It will act almost instantly upon the
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Powder to be, as I believe, the greatest
blood-purifier on earth.
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Omaha Advertisements
h A l l Kits A M At KA Itl.AN 1,
Ailvror). lMi laruaiii Slrr".
viim;ifk- !.m r. - i ni'I.k ani itv vut-
O lu ut aa urur of ! oa Urrt of fun-ciitotin-
ot ti Hon laaueij uul i' I I tin UlairW-t
turi for IHiuttt coumy alat i f Ni'ltraaaa.
auU u mr Uinvtr J. I Hi. on Ui SMhilay of
July. A. I. Iv.i. at Ira uVka-k a u. ut aalil
day. at llm r AST front Uiair ut Ilia county
court (wo. In the ctty of 4'iuMlia, IKiuKia
county, Nwn.ii.ka. aril at public aurtlou to
Hie tii;l,-bl oltiUcr forraah, the rtiMrly do-ai'rilM-u
la Haiti orUrr of aaltt aa follows, lo
an: Lot eifhl tXi la block three t3i, alito loin
ului iiu iiKi. i army iJii aud i wuuty " u
la I'l k three ( ji, aud lul rixln mi auii alao
lot. iilii.'Ut'ii il'" and twruiy iM in lilia k all
di of r&uuut-r and llliucbaiitih'a llihtuud
I'ark. uu adultion to tin) illy of Omaha,
tfciuKlaa county, and aial of Nitbraaka. a
kurvt yrd. pitttU'd and rts-ordtd.
rald tirM'riy to kold to aallufy Walter
K hcvlt-r. plaluiliT tit-rviti. llit biiiii uf atxly
! ai.d 2-l do. lam it- 2n, with Inu rrt
Ihrrvoo at tne rata) of tea ilin jxt ct'ul per
annum from frVuruary Jrd. A. 1. l-ti. In ine
iiiMuurr for tho amount found nun attain!
eu h lot. and aa directed In lltt decree.
Aiaj to salu.fy the f urlhi'r xiim of twt'lity
Bluo and l luU dollar n.'l' Jili i-onla herein,
UHiht-r with accruing i-naia according to a
juuitineut roudered by the dutrljt court of
n u liotiKtaa county, at Ha rebrunry term,
A. 1. lMi. In a certain action thuu aud therti
pending, wnrrein Walter K. Kee er la plaln
Lilt, and t.ra.tua A. tltmsoii. Lottie llooaou,
hi. wife. Annuo I'. Tukey, Tru.tee. aud The
I in uli n rteal Kalale aud Truat Company, a
Corp. trillion, are defeiidauU.
Ii.io-d at uiualia, lSchranka, June 'iiith, A.
1. 1KJ.
JOHN W. Mt lHINAl.1).
Sheriff of Ilouglaa t'ouuiy, iliranka.
tiaumlera at Mucfarlaud, attorney for plain
tiff. Kerlerv. iienaoo.et al. IHC. K; No. 1M.
tl-ata
KAIWOKKS ii MACKAItliAN l.
Attorney. 1404 Karnaiu Street.
OMKMH-'M KAl-K -lty virtue of an order
kl of aalu lsrnied out of tnu district court
for liougla county, Nehraaka. aud to me
directeu, 1 will, on the 2lt day of July, A.
It. lft.tt, at leu o cloca A. M. of kilI (I day. at
the KAST front door of the county court
tiouse, In the city of Ouiuha. llouKlan county,
Nebraska, sell al public aui'llou ui the IiIkIi
enl bidder tor canli, the property described
In aald order of units aa folioaia, to-nil;
Lotseveuleen 17 lu block tetuliliof Brians'
1'iace, au addition to li e city of Omaha, aa
surveyed, platted and recorded, all la Doug
las counly. state of Nebraska.
Hald property to be sold to satisfy Philip I..
Johusou, planum herein, the cum of one
hundred aud lea aud iVl-Mu dollars (tllu.jui
Judgment, with luterexl tneruon at rate of
leu (llli per cent per annum from I'ehruary
Jr.), ln'.Hl, together with au alloruey'a feu of
eleven and Ui-IUU dollars (fll ". taxed as
partoflho costs, which aino juts are a llrsl.
valid and existing lien upon aitltl real estate.
To satisfy ftllliou Unguis It pons, a co
partnership, defendants hi rein, the sum of
one huiidrt tl aud sixty one aud Mi liKJ dollars
ifitil.U.l Judgmeul. with luleresl Iheruou al
nili' nl seveu u per o ut per annum from
Kcuruary luti, ln'Jl, which bald amount la a
cc..ud valid and existing lieu upon .aid
above described real esiate, and the residue
thereof, If any, to be paid to Hie Clerk of the
District Uourl, aubjeel to the further order
of tho court.
Aud also to satisfy the further auui of
forty-four and Ofl-luu dollars itMl ,Hi cohui
herein, together wlm accruing cost accord
ing to a Judgment rendered by the district
court of said Don. Ins county, al lu Feb
ruary term. A. D. 1H.KI. lu a curtain action
then aud there peudlug. wherein l'hlllp L.
Johnson Is plaluiliT, aud The llrlggs Place
Itu Iding Association, a corporation, Mary 10.
t ree. Milton K. tree, Kraatus A. HeiiHon,
Sarah U. i'oote, Benjamin P. Knight, Her
man U Kechhelmer, Allium Rogers at Suns, a
co-pariuership, The American National
Hunk, a corporation, Frank Tnompaon,
Kxecutor, aud Joe it. Lane, Administrator uf
the estate of James Tuornpson, deceased. and
Lysander W. Tulieys, Trustee for k-mlly T.
llarry, are defendants.
Uuiaua, Nebraska. June 10th, In'.HI.
juiiN w. McDonald.
Sheriff of Douglas County. Nebraska
Saunders & Mucfarlaud. attorneys.
P. L. Johnson vs. Krlggs' Plaje Building
Association, et at. Doc. a-; No. Si. B-1D 6
BAL'NDEllS Ac M ACKAKIiAND,
Attorneys, 14U4 Farnam Street.
SPECIAL MA3TKK COMMISSIONER'S
Sale. Under mid by virtue ot an order
of sale od decree of foreclosure ot mortgage,
Issued out uf the district court for Douglas
county, state of Nebraska, and to me direct
ed, 1 will, on the 31111 day of July, A. D. Inm,
at one o'clock p. m. of said day at the nor.h
front door of the county court house, In the
city of Omaha. Douglas county, Nebraska,
sell at public auction to the highest . ldder
for cash, the property described In suld order
of sale as follows, to-wlt:
The north thirty six (Jk!) feet of lot fl ve !),
block twelve ili, Improvement Associa loo
addition to the city of Omaha, Douglas
county. Nebraska.
said properly to ne soia tosaiisiy nrstr.
L. Johnson, plaintiff herein, the sum of one
hundred and ninety-seven dollars iglK'.uin,
wltu Interest thereon from May tub, ls'.'j. ti
the rate of seven (7) per cent per aiiLUiu.
To satisfy lrweu Levlston, de eudant
herein, the sum of eleven hundred uluely
four snd 52-1U0 dollars illlM &zi, with Interest
thereon from May Dili, Ihlij. at the rate of ten
(lui per cent per annum
To satisfy costs herein In the sum of
twenty-live and Hl-lno dollars ifi5.W, to
gether with accruing costs according to a
judgment rendered by the district court of
said Douglas county, at lis May term, A. D.
I'M, In a certain action then and there
bending wherein P. L. Johnson was ulaintlff.
and Frances 1. Thomas, Dexter L. Thomas,
her husband, Irwen Le visum and Charles
Ladd Thomas wetedeiendanu.
Dated at Omaha, Nebraska, June 251U, A.
D. lhiKj.
geokge w. holbrook.
Soecial Master Commissioner.
Saunders & Macfariand, attorneys lor plain
tiff. Johnson vs. Thomas, et al. Doc. 44; No. 24.
6 It) 5
THOMAS Ii. CKAXK-H. 8. CHAN El,
Attorneys, 917 New York Life Building.
NOTICE FOR PROBATE OK WILL.-IN
the county coort of Douulas county. Ne
braska.
In the matter of the estate of Frederick
Erll tiger, deceased;
Keiuuari Fllinger, Elizabeth F.flingcr, Mary
Elltabelh Ftliuger, Pauline Andrew, Petter
Lena Andrew, Mary Andrew, Adoluh An
drew, Louis Andrew, and all other persons
interested in suld matter are hereby mil I lied
that on tlielsth day of June, lww, Uclnhart
imager tiled in the county court a petition
alleging among other things that, Frederick
Ktliuger died on the Eird day of December.
Is'.t, leaving a last will and testament, and
possessed of real and perso. al estate valued
at iJO.CUu.l 0. and that the above named con
stitute the persons interested in the estate of
said deceased, and praying for the probate
of said will and for administratis of said
estate.
You are hereby notiBen that If you fall to
appear at said court on the lain day uf
July, 18(i, at o'clock a. m. to contest the
probate of said will, the court may allow and
probate said will and grant administration
of said estate to Uetnhart Firlinger or some
other suitable person, and proceed to a
settlement thereof.
IRVINU F. BAXTER,
6-26-4 Couuty Judge.
Notice fur Administration of Estate.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, I aa
Douglas Couity. f ss
In the county court of Douglas county.
Nebraska:
In the matter of the estate of Mads Toft,
deceased:
Catherine Toft, Llllie M. Toft, Dora C.
Toft, Stella C. Toft. Harry Mads Toft. Laur
ence H. Toft, Mabel V Toft. Milton T. Toft,
and all other persons interested In said mat
ter are hereby notified that on the 11th day
of June, lswti. Catherine Toft Hied a petition
In said county court alleging among other
things that Mads Toft died on the 17th day
of June, 1MW, leaving no last will and testa
ment, and possessed of real and personal es
tate valued at il.sno. at.d that the above
named constitute the persons Interested in
the estate of said deceased, aud praying for
administration thereof. .
You are hereby notified that If you fall to
appear at said court on the 11th day of July,
ls'.H, at 6 o'clock a. M. and contest said peti
tion, the court will appoint W. R. Stewart or
some other suitable person administrator,
and proceed to a settlement of said estate.
Witness my haud and otliclal seal this 21th
day cf June, lew.
IRVING F. BAXTER.
6-3tt-3 Counly Judge.
V. O. HI KK HI.UC,
Attorney. WI7 New York Mfo Hulldlng.
SHI It IH" SI fALK.-HY VlimiK UK AN
t.r Jt r of aam issued out of Ilia district
court for Douslas Ctuuiy. .Nebraska, and to
me directed. 1 will, oa me isih uy of July,
A. It. at Id u'i'loos M of said day.
at the LAsT froul door of the county court
house, lu I he city of Omaha, iHiugla t-ouii. y,
Nebraska, sell at pulillc aui'llou to the htah
at luuuer for cash, the property deaeriuvd lu
atd order of sate as foltoaa, lo-wit :
The et twenty i. Mi feel of lot eleven ill),
and the west twenty ( J' feet of lot tweiva
tIJi. all in block It ' In Miltin's pecoud addi
tion l.i the city of Omaha, as survejed,
platud aud recorded, all lu iHiuglas county,
slate of Nebraska.
Said properly to lx sold to satisfy Annie H.
Kea. defeudaut herein, the sum of oue
thousand nine hundred and sixty seven ami
l liud.dlaraitl.Wo wo Judgment, with liner
eat thereou at rate of seven i7l per cent per
ankuui fr.ibi May 4th, 1 . Iein a Ural lieu
upon above described property.
To satisfy Decatur t Hy Hank, corpora
tion, planum hereiu. the sum of eighl huu
dreti aud twelve dollars tasuoat Judgment,
with lutereat llioreou al rale of leu , h i p r
cent per annum from May 4th. Is.ai. being a
second lien upon above descrilied property.
To satisfy ine Hale I lly Hal Company, de
feudaut herein, the sum of three hundred
and eighteen aud lnu dollars (Hih 11,11, with
Interest Ihcreou at the raUi of seven 7 ier
cent per annum from November -tith, Ia'.i4,
which Is a third lieu upon above doacrlbei
properly.
To satisfy llulskamp llrolliera Company,
di feudauU herein, the sum of Hve hundred
and nliiety-elghl aud Wt-lntl dollars ia.im.iKO,
with Interest thereon at seven in per cent
per annum from November M;U, Isiii, wbli'U
amount I. a fourth lieu upon said above do-si-rllKid
property
Tusuiisfy the Kllpalrtek-Kocli Dry OtaaJs
Company, defeudaut herein, ti e sum of two
hundred and fifty-four ami .! i dollars
(Ai"4 Ml, Willi Interest thereou ut the rale of
seven Cil per cent per auuuiii from November
Jntli, Is d. which amount la a llflh Hen upon
said above described properly.
To sallsfy the further sum of elgnly-nne
and 1.1-100 dollars itel Ml Costa heroin, until
paid, together wltu accruing coat, accord
ing to a J .ilgmeut rendered by the district
court of said Douglas county, al lu May
term. A, I) Is'.al, lu a certain action then and
there pending, v. lien 111 Decatur VJIty liana,
a corporation is plalnlirr, and David K.
Smith. Mary A. Smith (his wife), Mary K.
Dutchur, Annie II. lines, 1. M. Smith, Waller
N. Caascll, I ne Mate City Hal Company, The
C. Sbuukuy Company, llulskamp lirotlmia
Company. James 1'i-uler and Charles Koblu
son, James Forrester & Company, John 1'.
Plile. lieorge Buott, llobori ecott, Andrew
M. Lelsh, John A. Sweet, James liroasc,
Samuel C. Pine. John C. Hcott, John J. Wood,
and Henry Orosse, partuers, Louis YV)lor,
Isaac Wyler, Win. Ac.kerland, Max Acer
laud and A. K. Wyler. partners as Wyler,
Ackerland & Company, Homy C. Schwab
aud Alfred Schwab, tanners as Schwab
Brothers, Leonard Alklusou Company, J. W,
I'eregoy and W. K. Moore, partners as Peru
goy 4 Moure, klipatrif k-Korh Dry (looda
Company, Friedman Hr.jttierstV Sfhafer.Tlie
Trojan shirt & Collar Company. V. K. llradl,
M. D. Shlpmati and O. K. llradl, partners us
llradl At sliipman, Tollerton A Stetson Com
pany. The llartmaa Trunk Company, lidd
ing hiolhersCoiupaiiy.Joel J. Hailey A Com
pany, C. M. lleuui rsoli A; Company, Palmer
ti company, 1. W. Wells aud Tuumua A.
llrock were defendants.
Oinalia, Nebraska, June 2il, ln'.MI.
John w Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nubruska.
V. O. Pirlckler, attorney.
Decatur City Hank vs. Smith, et al.
Doc. 6u; No.aul. B iill-5
W. II. IU KSlXIi,
Attorney, 610 New York Life Building.
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER'S
Sale. Under and by virtue of an order
of tale on decree of foreclosure of mortgage
Issued out of the district court for Douglas
county, Nebraska, and to me directed, 1 will,
on the 21st day of July, A. D. IHMt. at one
o'clock p. at. ot said day, al the north front
door of the counly court bouse in the city
or Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the property described In said order of
sale as follows, to-wlt:
Lot three (III block nine (9), I'ark Forest, an
addition to the city of Omaha, aa surveyed,
platted and recorded, and lot two ii in bui -.k
t wo (21 In Vandercook's Terrace, an addi
tion to the cily of Omaha, as surveyed,
platted and recorded, all In Douglas counly,
slate of Nebraska.
Said lot three (J) In block nine III), I'ark
Forest addition to the city of Omaha, ti be
sold to satis y The Mutual Investment Com
pany, pialullir herein, the sum or seven and
ill-Km dollars l7.:H) Judgment, with Interest
thereon at rale of tenilw per cent per annum
from February 4lh, lMfi.
To satisfy John Woodford, defendant
herein, the sum of three hundred forty-oue
aud 71-lnu dollars ii.l4l.7H Judgment, with in
terest thereon at rate of eight () per cuul
per annum from February 4, into.
Said lot two In blocs two U) In Vander
cook's Terrace Addition to the city of
Omaha, tj be sold w tallsfy The Mutual In
vestmentCompany, plaintiff herein, the sum
of tweiiiy-elght and (Minn dollars if 0.1)
Judgment, with Interest thereon at rate of
ten iluj per cent per annum from February
4. i sua.
To satisfy John E. Oxnard. defendant
herein, the sum of six hundred elghiy-Uve
and 41-KW dollars ioS.".41) Judgment, with In
terest thereon at rate of eight in; per cent
per annum from February 4, ln5.
Both of said lots to be sold to satisfy Julia
VundercooK, defendant herein, tne sum of
tuiriy-oue and tU-luu dollars ifc 11 Hit Judg
ment, with Interest thereon at rate of eight
W per cent per annum from February 4, Inn5.
To satisfy the sum of forty seven aud 4-l(JU
dollars ii4..th) cost herein, together with ac
cruing cost according to a Judgment ren
dered by the district court of said Douglas
county, at lu February term, A. D. 1s:j, In a
certain action then and there pending
wherein The Mutual Investment Company
was plaintiff, aud Jacob Myers and others
were defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska, June 18. 1h;m.
HARRY t. BURN AM,
Special Master Commissioner.
W. U. Russell, attorney.
Mutual Investment Company vs. Myers.
Doc. 4o: No. IM. tt 1K-5
W. H. HUSSKlit,,
Attorney, 804 New York Lire Bldg.
SPECIAL. MASTER COMMISSIONER'S
SALE. Luder and by virtue uf au order
of sale on decree of foreclosure or mortgage
and in chanlcs liens issued out of the district
court for Douglas county, Nebraska, and to
me directed, 1 will, on the 14th day of July,
A. D. lM'.m, at i tie o'clock c. M or said day,
at the north front door of the county court
house, In thecitjrof Omaha, Douglas county,
Nebratk. sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the property described
In said order of sale as follows, to-wlt:
Lot six ui In block svven i7i In Patrick's
Second addition to Omaha, in Douglas
county, Nebraska.
Said property to be sold to satisfy, first,
Elizabeth H. Abbott, defendant and cross
peiiilouer herein, the sum of three ttu.ust.nd
live hundred thirty-four and S2-1UU dollars
f;i.fkit 12) Judgment wlta ten (U per cent in
terest thereou fro.u February 3d. l'.rt
Second. The sum due the plaintiff and
several or the detendanU herein upon me
chanics Hens, with interest, according to the
terms or decree.
To sallsfy the sum of forty-seven and
Os-100 dollars ($17 ON costs herein, together
with accruing costs, according to a Judg
ment rendered by the district, court or
said Douglas county, ut Its February term,
1SW), in a certain action then and there
pending, wherein Fairbanks Morse & Com
pany was plaintiff and U. B. Hurst and others
wtre defendants.
Dated at Omaha. Nebraska, June V2. 1!6.
Al.MIKII Pikt,
Special Master Commissioner.
W. H Russell Attorney.
Fairbanks, Morse A Co. vs. O. B. Hurst, et
al. Doc. 4'.i. No. 17s. 6-12-i
Notice.
To Frank M. Lahman, non resident de
fendant: You are hereby notltied that on the 26th
day of June. 1SV8. Lavlna M. Can tiki a bled a
fetition against you In the district court of
ouglas county, Near.iika, the object and
prnyer of which are to obtain a divorce from
you on the grounds of extreme cruelty, and
being of sutHcent ability toprovlde suitable
maintenance for her, you have grossly, wan
tonly and cruelly refuied and neglected to
do so, and for non-support. You are re
quired to answer s:ild p tltion on or berore
Monday, the lth day of A ugust, lj.
Omaha. Nebraska. July i, ly.nt.
LA VINA M. LAHMAN.
By Byrou G. Hurbunk, her attorney. 7-3-4
W.H. Ul'NKKI.Ii.
Attorney, ms Nw York Life Building.
O IIFKIKF S t4ALK,-lly virtue of an cieca.
-' lion on transcript Issued tint uf ll.s ala-Irl-t
court of Douglas county, Netiraaka.aa4
tit ma dirtx ied. I have levied upon ihs foU
lowing dearriliril properly of Martin W
Kasil and Mary Ka.ll. to-wit :
I he mirth on half i',iof pit three H) la
Mock btty-nvi. i.Vu. city of South Omaha, aa
surveyed, platted and recorded, all In iKiug
Us counly, slate or Nehraaka.
Aud 1 will, on the 21.1 day of July, A. U
tW. al liio'i-lis'k A. M. of said day, al tho
r. ST front door of the county Court bous.
In the city of Omaha, Douglas county, No.
hraska, sell at public auction the property
above deacrllKxI. to satisfy Linda W. Payua,
plaluiliT herein, the sum of seventy-lhreo
snd M likidoliars it.M fill damages aud Bfloeo
sud .IV list dollars itl.V4&i Ctstu of suit. wulcU
by the Judgment of Klien h. Long, a J u.tu:
of the Peace in aud for said couuty, tin tha
14 h day of January, ls.al (a transcript of
which judgmeul was on the lAvh day of
January. Is si only Used and docketed lu lha
distrlrt court wlihln and for said counl7
recovered against the said Martin W. Kastl
and Mary Kasll, with lute eat Uiervnn attha
rat of ten iu per cent per annum from Uia)
14th, da of January tn:M. until paid) and
also the furl her aumof nliiely nvecenUIMo),
the costs of Increase on said Judgment, audi
the accru.hg coats.
Omaha, Nebraska, .Tune IIMli, A. II. IstsJ.
JOHN W. Mi'ImiNALD,
Sheriff of Douglas Couuty, Nebraska.
W. II. Uil-sell. attorney.
Payne vs. Martin haul .et al.
E x ,l i V j N o. 2.l a It
Notice of Aiiicnileil Articles oflnoor
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To Whom II may Concern:
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braska, has been amended to read a fol
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he twenty live thousand dollars ( tJUU.
divided Into shares of ten dollars if III UU) nil,
which shall Iw fully paid and nou-asaes.abla
whsn Issued.
Omaha, Nebraska, July 1st, Istsl.
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M. L. in ik. President.
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