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THE TBUIIHED USD.
DjUi TsatUU Trawler aaaMadVat
Khsald TUit I'Uh.
Thers are two reasons, either one of
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very American ottiieo.
First; The trip from Denver to Utah
vU Ulo Grande Western, "Great Salt
Lake Route," U the grandest to be
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(SertMul- You should go because, when
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N v f2oo.oo is mm gives.
Of Special Interest to Students and
Teacher.
It. II. Woodward Company, of Haiti
more, Md., are making a most liberal
offor of 1200.00 to anyone who will sell
200 cople of "Gem of Religious
Thought," a new book by Talmage.
Thl 1 one of the most popular book
ever published. Three edition aold In
60 day. Agent sell 10 to 15 cople a
day. An Estey organ, retail price 1270,
given for selling 1 10 cople In 3 month
A 1100 bicycle given for soiling 80
cople In 2 month. A gold watch for
elllng CO cople In one month. This
premium in addition to commission.
Complete outfit 35 cent. Freight paid.
Credit given. Agent wanted also for
"Talk to Children About Jesus." One
hundred and fifty thousand copies sold,
and it 1 now selling faster than ever.
Same term and conditions a on
"Gems of Rellglou Thought." Other
popular book and Bible also. They
offer ipeclal and moat liberal rate to
students and teacher for aummer va
cation. During laat summer a large
number of student and teacher can
vassed for their books. Among the
list there were 23 who made over 1200,
67 who won the 1200 premium, and 76
ad over 1150 for their aummer work.
Write them immediately. tf
UTAH THE 45TII STATE.
Tie HomMeeker'a 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 1 richer in agricul
tural resource than any other state.
It ha within it border nearly all of
the known mineral and metals gold,
silver, copper, iron, tin, etc, in abun
dant quantities. It ha, best of all, a
health-giving climate, always temper
ate in tummer and in winter. It ha
hot sulphur aprings, and la 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 oomforta of life. There are mil
lions of such homes now tawaitlng set
tlemei Send to F. 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."
Now Ia the time to subscribe for Tax
JIM erica N
1200.00 la Mold dlren.
wTne International News and Book Co.,
Baltimore, HO., makes a most liberal offer
f S3W.0O to anyone si-lllng (I0 copies of their
poo;. "Child's Hiory of Jesus." or Kellg
lous vpweU." by Hpurveon. The greatest
selling br; Sspuv. A Hold watch ! flven in
addition to WV ndsNlon for selling flu copies
la au days. OneVgem sold T4 lb two weeks,
another 40 copleXjn & dsys. Complete $100
Combination outset 'or both books for 60
cents Krelght paid, "edit given; other
books and Bibles ali- Best books and
bibles for fall and Xiustf holidays. Writ
WRIGHT TlIOmlAS
Attorneys. 90 New Tors Life BuJ!mn'
UoJL?'rM,ki Hawkl-airtSSit?- fern
To wTni.1' " "danTsy """V Nel
nl.m.fr.BaS". al Mr- William gfct
.ZTJ f ! Br nd real name un. II."'
r " wiir, nrst and real nam
non-resident defendant?'
Mrs. William S BafT "t",',.8-XAS"
Fo7 .ur win. jidsSP' t
,6d " 0n'aha- Nraska, Noveibet'13,
y J- A. HAWKINS.
Il-l3. o WOC 7" No, S79.
W. II. HI 8HKLL.
Attorney. SIS New York Life Bulldlsi.
SHFKIFr S A I E -By trtu of aa -tlua
Issued out of tha dl.lrlrt court of
laiurias niunir. NviiraaSa. and to iu ol
iKTilwd property of Margaret laalaoy. to
wn:
UU sreateea(IT) and eighteen lof Mul
l'r nl blumln's Adiltlloa to Okahoma, an
sditltlon to the city of Omaha, as surveyed,
platted and rvoonled, all la iKjugias county
state of Nebraska.
And I will, on the I.Mh davof lleceuiber. A
I l, at Id o i l. k a. m. of Mid day. at the
1.11 front dour of the county court nou.a.
la tha city of Omaha, Douglas county. Ne
braska, sell at public auction tba property
aoove ttiw-rtled. to aatl.ry Holiert M. i.ut
Plaintiff herein, the sum of lhlrty-lhre
dollars tfuuii damaicr. and four and SU-IOU
dollars i4 am coat of suit, wtilcb by the
ludguienlof Hwn K. Long, a Justice of the
I race la and for aald munti. on the IV 111
day of November IkM. (a tranwrlpt of
which JililmniTl was on the 14th day o( Do
cember, 1ft'. duly hied and 1o keted In the
tllatrb-t court within and for said county"
wherein Kobert M 7,g recovered njialnat
the aald Margaret Ik-lany. with lnliel
thcrtsin at the rate often ilu percent tier
aanuiu from the Jwih, day of November, 1S,
until paid; and also the further sum of one
Hollar and amy cents mi the owls or
creaaeon aald judgment, and the accruing
cot nereon.
Uinaha, Nebraska. Nxvemlier I I' h Intnl.
JOHN W. MclNiNAtn.
fberlff of Douglas County. Nebraska.
. it. nuaeii. attorney.
Holier M. Zug vs. Margaret Ilsny.
k. Hoc. Vi No. W. 11 I I-S
WALNllKHS & M.tCKAIll.AM).
Attorneys. Iton Karnam Hi reel.
LMIF.lilKK'H KALK H virtue of an alls
tl order of sale laaued out of the dtatrlrt
court for Ikiuiflaa county, Nebraxka. and to
me directed. I will, on the Jt'th day of 1
crtnber, A. II. Imai at 10 o'clock A. u. of said
day. at the KAST f ror t door of the county
court bonne. In the city of Omaha. HoukIhs
county. Nebraska, aell at public auction to
the til n lii-iil bidder for canh. the properly d
ai'riiH-d In aald order of sain, as follow) to
wn :
Lota one (11, two (Si. three (31, four (41, five
(M. six (ill. seven iTi, elitbt ihi. nine nil and ten
i III) In block eli!bt (Mill Hoyd'a Addition to
the city of Oiiuilia. aa aurveyed. plaited and
recorded, all in iHiUKIaa couuly. slate or Ne
braxka
Bald iroierty to he sold to satisfy James
W. IWor.ky. plnintllT herein, the sum of two
hundred and ninety-five and iW-Iiki dollars
it-miwi jiinviiietii, witn interest tnereon at
rate of ten ilili pur cent per annum from May
4th. IMliA, which amoiin s are a Hrat valid and
existing lieu upon said above described
property.
To satl.fy the sum of nlnetr-slx and TJ-100
uounra if hi rn coats herein, toirnther Willi ac
cruing coata, accord'ng to a liidifment run
tiered by the dlnrlct court of said llouiflas
county, neoraaka. at Its May term. A. I) inn,
In a certain action then and there pending.
wherein JmneaW. lorky Is plaintiff, and
Mary K. Healty and William A. llcatly. her
nuKuanu, are dcrenditnta.
Omaha, Nebraeka, NnveinM-r J7th. 1K!.
JOHN W. MolMiNALU
Sheriff of IIiohjIhs Cuiinl v. Nebraska.
Maunders Macrnrlaud, attorneys.
Iivoraky vh. Ileatty et al,
DuC.SAt No. 1T. 11-20-5
HAt NOFHS MACKAlUiAM).
Attorneys. 108 Karnam Street.
VTOTICK. To tha unknown heirs of James
a B. DeniPHey. deceased, and Charles Mur
rav. non-realilent defendant.!
You wllltalte notice that on the 30th day
of October, 1MW, Harry J. Twltitlng, plaintiff
herein. Hied his petition In the district court
of iHiiiglss county. Nebraska, against Wlnnl-
fred Demusey. Char ea Murray. Western
Cold Htorage Company, the Unknown Heirs
of James 8. Drmpsey, d'eeased, and John
liush. defendants, the oblect and prayer
of which are to foreclose a certain County
Treasurer's tag sale certificate and taxes
paid thereunder, dated April 1st. 1NU3. and
covering the west one-half of lot five (5) In
block three (8 or Patrick's H-st Addition to
the city of Omaha. Douglas county. Ne.
kraska. Raid ai certificate was Issued to
Chrrles 8. Dickey, and by him assigned to
the plaintiff, who Is now the owner of the
same. There Is now due upon said tax cer
tificate and taxes paid thereunder the sum of
one hundred and thlrty-Hve dollars (ltiift.00).
with Interest from HeDtember 2H. IKUtt. at the
rate or ten uui per cent per annum, ana an
attorney's fee amounting to ten 110) per cent
of the decree. Plaintiff pray for a decree
that the defendants may be reoulred to nav
toe same or inatsa'u premises may ie sola
HiBsiisiy me amount rouna aiie ana cqsia.
and that upon the sale the defendant be
barred of all Interest In said real estate.
You are reoulred to answer said netltlon
00 or before December 14th. 1WKI. -
Dated, Omaha, Nebraska November S. 1800.
UAKKY J.TW1NTING.
Plaintiff.
By Paunder A Macfarland, hlsattornevs.
Doc. Mi No. 70. 116-4
SAUNDERS A MACFARIiANl),
Attorneys, 1406 Karnam Street,
QHKRIKK'S SALR. By virtue of an alias
J order of sale lasued out of the district
court for Douglas county. Nebraska, and to
me directed, i win, on the -ana day or De
cember. A. 1). 18M6. at 10 o'clock A. u of said
day. at the KAST front door of the county
court house, In the city of Omaha, Douglas
county. Nebraska, sell at public auction to
ine nigneat owner ror casn, me property De
scribed In said order of sale ea follows,
to-wlt:
Lots four (4), five (5), six (61, t Ine fl, ten (10,
fourteen (14). fifteen (1M. sixteen (16), seven
teen (17). nlnfteen (Id), twenty (30) and
twenty- four ("41 In block two (2) In Harris &
Patterson's Annex Addition to the cltv rt
routn Omaha, as surveved. matted and re-
cont'd, all In Douglas county, state of Ne
urasaa.
8a Id nronertv to he aold to aattaf William
H, Brevoort. Plaintiff herein, the sum of two
hundred and forty-four and nu-100 dollars
(1244 (H)l judgment, with interest at rate of
ten (10) percent per annum from May 4th,
ixw. which amount Is a first valid and ex
isting lien upon said above described prop
erty
To satisfy the sunt of ninety-four and 81-100
dolUrs ittai.81) costs herein, together with
accruing coata. according to a Judgment
rendered by the district court of said
Douglas county, at Ita May term. 1806, In
a certain action then and there pending,
wherein William II. Itrevoort Is nlalntiff. and
Jonas K. Harris and Kosa L. Harris, his wife,
re aerendanta.
Omaha, Nebraska. November 20th. 1896.
john w. McDonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County. Nebraska.
Saunders tt Macfarland, attorneys.
urevoori vs. n arris etai.
Doc to; No. SS6. 11-20-5
SAUNDERS A MACFARLAND.
Attorneys, 1406 Karnam Street.
SPEOIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER'S
Sale. Under and by virtue of an order
of sale oe decree of foreclosure of mortgage
Issued out of the district court for Douglas
county, Nebraska, and to me directed.
i win. on ine ism aay or iwcemoee.; a.
D. 1M6. at one o'clock P. at. of said day. at
the EAST front door of the county court
house. In the city of Omaha. Douglas county.
Neoraska, sen at puonc auction to ine nign-
ai oiuaer tor casn, ine property aescnou in
Od order of sale aa follows, to-wlt:
VN.i seven (7) In block three hundred aid
Alak.V . w mvvriKiDai uisi ui tin kivj ui
w .V,et)"glas county, Nebraska.
2LTr, T to "old to satisfy Philip h.
1,f.,l'?,ProXoilntiff herein, the sum of Ave
pMs eleeo and 83-100 dollars
Jtifl5? Jtu. creat thereon at the rate of
'eC per annum from Septem
seven (7) per cen.
7th. l8"4- .id case taxed at forty-
lh.o? "d t oVlnrtoOuTgm.
".in aer,r"ln? costs accJuaturt of said Doug
rendered by the district tm. A. D. 184.
las county, at Its 8eptemberJe--.re pending,
.V.,rttBfc,J0'. then anddexn a
wherein Phllin r. inK..n. .uauS. u
Charles H. Brown and Mrs. He re de-
" unuia unanown. nia wir m
enoanu. -w;Uj.,n i
Omaha, Nebra8ka,Novemberi.l '
GEOROE W. HOLBROOkVi
e j, .. special Master Commissioner. ?T
tiff "acfarland. attorneys for plain-
Johnson vs. Brown.
Doc. 43; No. 361.
11-14 s
WANTED AGENTS
la every town In the United Stat m
sell a sure cure for Cancer, Fever Sore
and Milk-Leg. Address
C A. C. Medical Co., .
C A. Crcm, Mgr.
1703 Wabash Ave. Chicago, m.
Inco
U-Si
JAS. W.CAHIt,
Attoraey. Suit S! Hoard of Trade.
CP CIAL MASTIK 1X)M MlSelONKKS
J Sal. I'ader aed by virtue ot aa order
of sale ow decree of finrerhsYurw of taorv
age, laaued out of lbs dlstrlt't Cuurt for
Kiuglaa county, alate of Nebraska, ea I to
ne dlrecle.1. 1 will, on the 241b day i f No
vember, A. D. IHM, at owe o'clia k r St. of aald
day at the F.ARP front d.ajr of the county
court houae. la the city of Omaha. IHtuglaa
county. Nebraasa, self at public auction to
the highest lilder for cah, the uroprrty
deta-ribetl la aald order Of sale as follows, to
wn:
Lot tl.lrieen H H In block eight (W of Or
chard Hill, aa addition to .he city of Omaha,
asaurveved. Dialled and recorded, all being
altuaied la the county ot Douglas aud state
or neursska.
hald property to be sold to satisfy William
W H. I la Ha plaintiff herein, tl esumof three
thouaand one hundred and thlrty-alx and
lu-ltw dollars i0.kl.lu. due un ay-couot of bia
mortgage, and alei t e aum of two hundred
and three and tu bs) dollar itt toi. with In.
tereat and coals, which amounts are a flrst
and second valid and ralai.ug Hen upon said
a'''riue1 premiaee.
Also to satlaft Kannle E. Hrome. defend
ant herein, the aum of one t' ourand a d
seventy-four and HU dollars t$l.U74 4n),
with iulervst and coata. whli'h amount Is a
third v .lid acdeitatlng Ilea uptn said above
deacrlta-d premlaea
Alao to aallafv the sum of twenty-two and
4.1-In) dollara if 'H 4.0 omla herein, together
with accruing coats according to a )udgmeot
rendered by the dlatrlct court of said lam. las
county, at lia repieiuoer Mriu. a. is. in. is
a certain a-ilou then and there ix'ndlng
wherein William W. 11. Davis la plaintiff, and
llurrlaon t). Hrome, Kllaiiet'i A. Hrome,
ra nle K. Hnime, Hancrofl. Whitney & Com'
pauy, a corporal Ion. and Callahan a Co u
pany, corporallon. sr defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska. Oi'tolier -.in!. IfH
WILLIAM H. TEN KVCK,
Hpei'lal Master Oommlaalouer.
Ja. W. Carr. attorney for pll-tlff
Davis va Hrome, t al. Doc. K; No. I.
10- 1-5
ckam: ckank.
AtUirneys. SulleOl" New York Life Building.
I FOAL NOTICE. In the district court of
Doiiglaacounty. Neliraskn. Jullaolden.
tilalntili. va. 1 liomaa Olden, derendant.
Tbonins Olden, defendant will take notice
that ou the i:ili dav "I Novemlier. lft'.xt. Jul a
olden, plaintiff herein, tiled her petition In
the district court of Douglas County, Ne
bruaka. agulral said defendant, the tbject
mul prayer of which are that she n ay tie
divorced from the defendant on the grounds
of desertion and enlreme and ruueated
cruelty on the part of the defendant, and
thai her maiden nan e of Julia KimiiUi he
restored to her. and for such other relief as
eoullt mav reuulre.
Von are miulred to answer said petition
on or nerore tlie'.'lal day or iii'i-emix'r. iN'.m.
Dated Omaha. Nubriiaka.Noveiubr i;. IhihS
J I LIA OLDEN.
I'laliitlff.
By Tho- as D. Crane and Herbert 8. Crane,
attorneys for plaintiff. ll-lj-4
rtllATTFL, vorthAOE 8 A LE -Notice Is
hereby given that by virtue of a chattel
mortgage, uuieu on ine am uny or nepienv
tier. IkhI and duly tiled and recorded In the
otlire of the County Cli-rk of Douglas county,
Nebraaka. on the said Mh day of September.
IkU6. and executed by Oeorire W 8a clia A
O, in pan y to theturpenter Paper Company
to H'.'iire the payment of the sum of three
hundred sixty four aud 27-l(HdollKr8i$UH4.2?)
and Interest thereon ai d coats, and upon
which there Is now due tho sum ot three
hundred flftv and 40-100 dollars (W40) debt,
eight dollars its Ml) storage, and five dollars
(ifo.UI) custodian's services and costs of this
sale. Ik'fuu't having been made In the Day
mentot said sum. and no suit or other pro
ceeding at law raving Deen instituted to re
cover said debtor any part thereof, there
fore ' he said Carpenter Paper Company will
sen me property tnerein oesenneo. vu: one
liixlv inch Lilberty Job printing press; one
8x12 Inch ('handler A Price lob printing
press; one lot ot snarling, pulleys, etc., ana
all fixtures pertaining to same; one stove;
one desk; three tables; 60 lbs. tlpt. old style
No. 10 type, and cases in which same Is laid;
one stapling machine. No. D: one stock case.
also all stock, material, machinery and other
property enumerated In the attached list
marked "Exhibit A." also all shelving and
other prooertv belonging to the said Oecrge
w Mane ha. & Com nan not herein before
enumerated, all of the above now contained
In the building now occuDled bv the said
Oeorge W. Sancha & Company, formerly at
No. 290S North 24th street, la the city of
Omaha, Nebraska; also one .lob stand for 12
full site cases: two 1ob stands for 10 full slie
cae; one fon IS pt. gothlc No. 7; two job
gaueyai a oouoie gaueys, "uxniDit a one
25 Inch Reliance oauer cutter: one No. t
saddle back stapler; one 8 Inch bellows; 12
Italia, cases:' 4 California job cases: '14 1-s
iiaiirt cases; tpair news esses; i l. B. rule
case; 1 figure case: 1 do. Horn pel quoins;
case u. a. wood r irniture; Z4x.m in-posing
stone and coffin; 1 Job stand 12 1 12; 1 O. M .
lead cutter: 1 ft, 12 ot circular gothlc: 1 ft.
8 pt. light face gothlc; 1 ft. 8 pt. gothlc No. 9
li. u; i rt ix pt gotnic, no. v; l r. s pt. cai
adonian caps; 1 ft. 12 pt Caladnnlan caps;
1 ft. 18 pt Washington; 1 ft. each 6. 8. 12. 18
and 24 pt. Trenton; 1 ft. 8 pt. Avon; 25 lbs.
leads and slugs: I mallet and planer; 2 'hs
L. rule, No. 215: 1 ft IN pt. Hazel Script: f04
lbs 11 pt. WestO. 8.: 1 ft. S nt. Inclined llnlrg
gothlc. "o. 7; 1 ft 6 pt. inclined lining
gothlc. No. A: 1 ft. each 8. 10 and 19 pt. In
clined l nlng gothlc, 1 ft. each 8. 12 and 18 pt.
monarch ; t rt. escn hi ana m pt. Trenton: l
ft. each 6. 12 and 36 pt Astoria; 1 ft. 8 pt.
spaces and ausris: 8 ft. 10 pt. spaces and
quads: Sf'S,ofl2pt.,2fts of 18 nt, 1 ft. 36 pt.
ana l rt. J et. suae s ana ousas: b ids b nt.
s im-es and quads; 1 ft. each 6. 8. 10, 12, 18 and
24 pt. Sterling; 1 ft. 10 pt. Ilemlngton; 1 ft. 10
Ft. ttemington caps; 5 rt. Border, no. 148; 0
t. border. No. 114; 5 ft Pointer border; 6 lbs.
L. 8, rule. No. 215: 1 ft. 6 Dt. gothlc con
densed No. T; 25 lbs t pt O. 8. No. 20; 1 ft. 6
pt. gothlc Italic No. 2; 1 ft, H6 pt. Monarch, at
public auction at the building known as 1218
Harney Street In the cltv of Omaha. Douglas
county. Nebraska on the 12th day of Decem
ber, 1806. at one o'clock p. M. of said day.
Omaha. Nebraska. November 14. 181)6.
CAKl'ENThK PAPER COM PAN Y
Mortgagee.
Byron O. Burbank. attorney. 11-20-3
ARTICLES OK INCORPORATION OF THE
Lithograph Mining Company Know
all Men by these Presents; That Warren R.
Bond, of Custer county. cub Dakota; Ohas.
H. KIodp: E. W. Hartlett: A. Mor eman:
Melvln If. Redtleld. and Aaron T. Klopp, of
Omaha. Di uglas county, Nebraska: (eo. W.
Hock: Eugene A. Hock, of Custr count...
South Dakota, fi r the uuruose of forming a
corporation under the laws of the state of
ixenrH.sk v nave adopted, and do hereby
adopt and execute these articles of Incorpor
ation, aa follows:
ARTICLE I.
The name of said coruoratton shall be The
Lithograph Mining Company.
ARTICLE II.
The oblect for which this corporation Is
crea'ed is to acquire, own, lease, bold, work
and operate lithograph quarries, marble and
oil stone quarries. In the state o' South
Dakota, and to purchase and construct the
necessary plant for polishing and finishing
the product of said auarries. To lease or
sell ana dispose ot the same or the products
thereof. To acnulre by purchase, lease or
o herwlse, such other property, real o per
sonal, sa may be desirable or profitable for
the said corporation, and to use, maintain
and dispose of the sane.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock of said corporation Is
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars (toOO.OOO.OO).
divided in five hundred thousand (500.000)
shares of the par value of One Dollar (tl.OO)
for each share, and said stock shall be non
assessable. ARTICLE IV.
Bald corporation to exist for the term of
twenty (20) years, following the execution
ana acanowieagmeni or inese articles.
ARTICLE V.
The affairs and business of the corporation
shall be managed by a board of five directors,
aud Warren K. Bond, Cbas. H. Klopp, M. H.
tcedtieia, ueo. w. hock ana Kugene a. bock
are designated to act as a board of directors
until the annual meeting to be held In Janu
arv. )89. Bv-laws for the management of
the corporation business shall be adopted by
the board of directors, which by-laws shall
prescribe the duties of all officers.
ARTICLE VI.
The operation of said corporation shall be
carried on in the county of Custer, in the
care of South Dakota, and tie principal
wiV neM offices of said corporation are to be
bur ea in me ciiy oi ism ana, juiuugias county,
ska.
ARTICLE VII.
It corporation- cannot assume liabilities
eed nve (i) percent, oi toe amount
: capital stock.
ITNRS8 WHBKKOF we nave nereunw
bands and seals tela eighth day or
Wahkkn K. Bond,
OsoHua W. Kih'K,
Kl'OKNS A. BOCK.
Melvih H. KEUriXLD,
A. MOKRSMAN,
A. T. Klopp.
. W. BabtleR.
Irporators
SAI'XDEIIS MACKAKLANI).
Altoraeya. ISO Faraaaa Street.
SPECIAL MASTER COMM188IONERS
) n.le. fader and by vidua of aa order
of Saleua Ora-reevf forerluaurs of auortgag
laaued out of tba dlatrlct court foruouglas
couaty.statof Nhra S a. and to ana directed.
I will, oa the 1Mb day of lervmber. A.
D lawj al one o'cb S r. at of said day. at the
KAT front door of the county court houae,
la the cltv of Omaha. Douglas county, Ne
braska, sell al PU 'lie auction I J theblgheat
'odd r for cash, the property deacrlUtd la
said order of sale as follows, to-w t:
Lot two 2i. In blia-k one ill. Mayoe Place,
aa addition to the city of Omaha, Duug.aa
county. Nebraaka.
ald properly to be sold to satisfy P. L.
Jonnson, plaintiff herein, the um of three
hundred Hfty-aevea and 73-I'M dollars
'ftT nil. and an attorney's fee amounting to
thlrty-lve and 't-tiU dollars .15 . together
with lutereat oa both of said amounts at
the rate of seven i7 percent per totuiu fro it
r- ul in her 17th. 1"V4.
To satisfy coats of said cawt taxed at one
hundred twenty-Sve and 65-luu dollars
,l.'5 ti5i. together with accrulrgcoata. accord
ing to a Judgment render-d by the dlatrlct
court of said Douglas county, at Ita Septen.
Per term, A. D. lam. In a certain action then
and there pending, wherein P. L. Johnson
was plaintiff, and Jiau-ph P. Thoiupaua and
lleubea W. itoaa, exei utors of the entataof
Keulien Roaa, deceaaed. Frances I. Tbouisa.
iH-nn-r L. Thomas. Andrew Miles, exe -u tor of
he estate of John L. Miles. de-eaed, and
James Thomuson. were defendants.
Dated KiOinaba. Nebraska. November 1.11 h.
A. I'. 18'..
(JE')'iflE W. IIOLBKOOK.
StHH'lal Maater Cumin aaioner.
Saunders & Macfarland, attorneys fur plain
tiff. Johnson vs. Thompson.
Doc. 44; No.JTl. 11-13 5
I-OtlS 1. HOIiMKS.
Attorney, Tii New York Life Rldr.
T EGA, NOTICE IN THE D'STRICT
courlof Douglascounty.Nebraaka. Mary
Duti-her, plaintiff, vs. Frank A lltK'ks A.
P. Hwickard and Jerenilab C. Wilcox, de
fendants. Frank A. Brooks, the above n aired de
fendant, will take notl.-e that on the It) h
day of Marrh. Ih'.W. the plaintiff above
named duly couimeneed a cl 'II a -tlon
against him, impleaded with the other above
named defendants, to recover the sum of
one hundred and forty oie dollars and
seventy-eight cents f!4i 781. with seven (7i
per ent Intereat and the coat of suit, the
amount due for dan ages upon an appeal
bond tiled In the cace of Mary Dutcher,
plaintiff, vs. Jeaae 8. Mll'er, In a case pend
ing before Oeotge 0. Cock r 11, a Justice of
the Pt are. In and for Douglas cotintv. Ne
braska; that a writ of attachment was Issued
In sid cause, snd levied upon tie following
described real estate: East half of lots
seventeen (171. eighteen (I8 nineteen
(10) and twenty (20) In 'lock eleven (111 In
Ambler Place, an addition to the city of
Omar a, Douglas county. Nebraska, and that
the plaint If Hits judgment against the said
defendant for the sum of one hundred and
forty-one dollars mil seventy-eight c- nts
141 "8), with seven 7) pr r cent Interest from
March ll'ili. IH'Mi, and tie costs of cult, snd
for an orderof sale, that aald property above
described, or so much thereof an may be
necessary, be so'd to satisfy said ludgment;
and y, u. the said Frank A. Hrooks. are re
quired to aoawer said etlt'on on or before
the 41 h day of January. A. D. 1SS7. and unless
you do so answer, Judgment will be entered
In accordance with the prayer of the plain
tiff's petition, and for the sale of said prop
ersy. Omaha, Nebraska, November JO, 1806.
MARY DiiTCIIEU.
11-20-4 , Plaintiff.
MADLKM & O'CONNOR,
Attorneys-at Law, 321 Ratnge Block.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFEND
ANTS. In the dlatrlct court within and
for Douglas county, Nebraska.
To Atolltle SUberborn, non-resident de
fendant: You are hereby notified that on the 20th
day of October. A. D. 1806, Fredrick SUber
horn, plaintiff herein, filed a petition in said
court, the object and prayer of which are to
obtain a divorce from the bonds of n atrl
mony from you on the grounds that you
have wilfully abandoned said plaintiff for a
period of more than two years last past
without any just or reasonable cause there
for, and for the custody of his three children.
Tou are required to answer said petition
on or before the 14th day of December, A.
D 1806.
Omaha, Nebraska. October 00. 1896.
FREDRICK SILBEHHORN,
Plaintiff.
By Madlem ft O'Connor, his attorney.
10-30-4. i. .-.
GEO. W. COVELiL, . f
Attorney, 523 New York Life Building., t-
SHERIFF'S SALS.-By virtue of an execu
tion issued out of the district court of
.Nebraska, In and for Douglas county, to me
directed. In a Judgmentof said court In favor
of Theodore L. Von Dora against Frederick
Mengedoht, I have levied upon toe east one
huiidred and fifty feet (150) of lots one (1) and
two (2) In McUandllsh Place in the cltv of
Omaha, Douglas county, and state of Ne
braska, and on the 1st day or December, A. v.
1806 at the EAST front door of the county
court house in the city of Omaha, in said
Douglas county. Nebraska, at ten o'clock In
the forenoon, I will offer said property for
sale and sell the same at public auction to
the highest bidder In money, said property
to oesoiatosatisrv saia judgment ana cost.
Wltnes.mv hand the 2!th day of Septem
ber, a. d. 1800. joh i w. Mcdonald.
Sberirr or Douglas oounty, 8i ate or
Nebraska. 10 30-4
Doc. 87; Ne. 357
J. T. PATCH.
Attorney. Patterson Block.
PROBATE NOTICE In the matter of the
estate of Zullma Evans, deceased:
Notice Is hereby given, that the creditors
of said deceased will meet i the executor
of said estate before me. County Judge of
Diuglas county, Neoraska, at the county
court room in said count y, on the 6th day of
January. 1807. on the 6th day of March, 181)7,
ana on the nth aay or May, 18W. at v c clock
A. M. each day. for the purpose of presenting
their claims for examination, adjustment
and allowance. Six months are allowed for
the creditors to present their claims and one
year for the executor to settle said es
tate, rrom tne tin day or woven oer, i8isi; tnis
notice will be published In Ths Amkhk an
for four weeks successively, prior to the 6th
day of January, 1897.
UtVlOU P. MAltll,
11-6-4 County Judge.
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Maria A.
Campbell, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the creditors
of said deceased will meet the administra
tor of said estate before me. County Judge
of Douglas county, Nebraska, at the county
court room In said county, on the 18th day
of January, 1897; on the 18th day of March,
1897, and on the 18th day of May, 1897, at 9
o'clock A. M. each day, for the purpose of
presenting their claims for examination, ad
justment and allowance. Six mod tba are
anowea ror the creditors to present tneir
claims and one year for the administrator
to settle said estate, from the 10th d ay of
November, 1898; this notice will be pub
lished In Ths American for four weeks suc
cessively, prior to the 18th day of January.
1897.
IRVING F. BAXTER,
11-13-4 County Judge.
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