THE AMERICAN
w. a. ArxnR,
Merohantn National bank. BUI.
sheriff a bale.
Ir virtue of an alia order of eJ Issued
Ml of th district court for Oourlu coun
ts'. Nebraska, and to mo directed. 1 will
ok th Sch day of January. A. P. ItML
al thm o'clock a, m. of an Id day. at th
aat front door or the county court houa.
fa Iho city of Omaha. Itouaiaa county.
ebrmsse, aWI at public auctloa to the
Mrrimi I'loon- tor rash, the properly de-
enrxd in atua order of BHiq. mm follows.
t-aii:
Th- undivided twnty-foiir-on-nnn
Vndtha CU-MH) of t. wml flftv-rive iS
of lot five, f.) In block threw huntr-d
! forty-two (SO of original plat of the
eyy of Omaha, and alio th undivided
avetv-slx-one-hundrdtrs 7-lii) of th
wrn nny-nv tft) r4 of mid lot nv In
v-k 34!, In th city of Omaha, aa sur-
p". Matted and rwor.le.1. all situated
B Onuirlaa munty. state of Nebraska.
ntd property to ho sold to satisfy Walter
ivewier. pinintlfT herein, the. sums a
Bjllowa, to-wlt: On the undivided J4-1w
f the wt ffi fx of lot I, In Work StI
arovo ow-nreri. tno sum of lhrw hundred
ad forty-thnen and S4-HO lIMM) dollar
JaMrmtvit. with tnterewt thereon at the
or ten tun rf cent per annum from
February 1st, IW; and the further sum of
JJ SB. attorney's fee herein.
Also to aatinfy Walter M VmW ,!.
alnlntlfT. on the undivided 7-H of the
west u reet or lot a. In Murk S42 above dv
Bibed, the sum of two hundml and
avrnty-onn and 41-10B trxi.41) dollars lii.lir.
jent. with Interest thereon at the rate
i ten per cent per annum from February
" . ana bjho me runner sum of 14
itaraev'a fees hjun
4"o satisfy the sum at one tiunivui n.i
tiros (tll W dollara costs herein, together
Wjt accruing- costs, according to a decree
rnuema oy ine enstrirt court of said
ouirliut county, at Ita wto-nui-w t.,
. In a certain action then and there
Jfidlnir. wherein Walter K. Kaeeler la
piainiirr and Amanda Herfrquist, Hllma
BefYquist, Oscar Nenraulst. Anna C Nl.
n and John Nelson, her husband, are
wmuilltui.
Omaha, Nebraska. December 94th, 1817.
JOHN W. M'DONAU).
Bherlff of TViuclaa County, Nebraska.
yf. A. 8AUNOKK3, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Itanrnuiat.
cket 6R. No. 377.
Ite. Ducket Z, page J17. 12-34-5
W. A. SAtTNTKRB.
Karchahta National Bank Building-.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an order of sale tngued out
h district court for Doug-laa county,
JBebraxka, and to me directed, I will, on
25th day of January, A. D. 18SH, at
a. m. of said day, at the cant front door
f tha county court house, In the city of
Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, sell at
blic auction to the highest bidder for
cash the property described In said order
C sale as follows, to-wit:
lot three (3) In block two (2), and also
1ft five (5) In block two (2), in Saunders
Hlmebaugh's Highland Park addition
S the city of Omaha, and also lot six (B)
block eight (X), in Saunders & Hime
Mugh'a Mount Pleasant addition to the
sty of Omaha, surveyed, platted and re
garded, all situated In Douglas county,
atate of Nebraska.
Said property to be sold to satisfy Wal
ta" H Keeler, plaintiff herein, the sums
lots as follows, to-wlt:
On lot J, block 2, the sum of $12.05, and
aa attorney's fee of $1.20, and on lot 6,
Wock 2, the sum of $12.03, and an attor
ay's fee of $1.20, said lots being situate
tai Saunders & Hlmebaugh's Highland
ark addition above described, and on
lot t. In block 8. in Saunders & Hlme
taugh's Mount Pleasant addition above
described, the sum of $14.30, and an at
torney's fee of $1.43. which amounts, ac
cording to the Judgment, bear interest at
Be rate or ten (10) per cent per annum
icepting attorneys tees) from Septem-
r 11. isi.
Po satisfy the sum of thirty and 61-100
u.oi) dollars, costs herein, together with
crulng costs, according to a decree ren-
red by the district court of said Doug-
Ma county, at Its Sepember term,
A, D. 1897, In a certain action then
and there pending, wherein Walter
kV Keeler is plaintiff and Eu-
rafla L. Chase, Chase, first and
rfkA name unknown, her husband, Dewltt
C Eggleston and Mrs. Eggleston,
it and real name unknown, his wife,
stenry C. Campbell and Mrs. Camp
Mi, first and real name unknown, his
wife, are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska, December 24. 1897.
JOHN W. M'DON AID,
her I ft of Douglas County, Nebraska.
Jf. A. Saunders, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Chase et al.
Docket 69. No. 21. Ex. Docket Z. page
m. 12-24-5
W. A. SAUNDERS,
Merchants National Bank Bldg.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an alias order of sale issued
at of the district court for Douglns
aunty, Nebraska, and to me directed, I
wUl, on the 2.rth day of January, A. D.
1W8, at ten o'clock a. m, of said day, at
Wla east front door of the county court
house, in the city of Omnha, Dougl.ts
junt, Nebraska, sell at public auction to
t highst bidder for cash, the property
ilBcribed in said order of sale, as follows,
t-wlt:
Lota (37), (38) and () in Luke & Temple
ton's addition to the city of Omaha, as
surveyed, platted and recorded, all in
Douglas county, state of Nebraska.
Said property to be sold to satisfy Walter
It. Keeler, plaintiff herein, the sums on said
lt as follows, to-wlt:
jn lot thirty-seven the sum of $29.92.
(In lot thirty-eight the sum of $11.37, and
Cm lot forty the sum of $30.10, whi.:h
amounts, according to the decree, bear in
terest at the rate of ten (10) per cent per
aamum from February 1st, 1897.
To satisfy the sum of Forty-one and
21-100 ($41.26) dollars costs herein, together
with accruing costs, according to a Judg
aemt ordered by the district court of
wld Douglas county, at Us February
m, A. D. 1897, in a certain action then
aad there pending, wherein Walter H,
Kjeeler is plaintiff and Alexander M. John
ston and others are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska, December 24th, 1897.
JOHN W. M'DONALI),
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
W. A. SAUNDERS, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Johnston, et al.
cket 67, No. 104.
JUx. Docket Y, page 2G5. 12-24-5
W. A. SAUNDERS.
Merchants National Bank Bldg.
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued out
f the District Court for Douglas County,
aebraska, and to me directed, I will, on
le 25th day of January, A. D. 1898, at ten
clock A. M. of said day. at the EAST
front door of the County Court Hoase, in
the City of Omaha, Douglas County, Ne
braska, sell at public auction to the hlgh
at bidder for cash, the property described
la said order of sale, as follows, to-wit:
Lot 18, block 2, in Bedford Place, an ad
Mtion to the City of Omaha, as surveyed,
platted and recorded, all in Douglas
ounty, State of Nebraska.
Said property to be sold to satisfy Wal
t E. Keeler, plaintiff herein, the sum of
Urty-two and 82-100 ($32.82) dollars
Judgment, with interest thereon at rate of
ton (10) per cent per annum from Febru
ary 1. 1897;
To satisfy further the sum of $20.01
ta herein, together with accruing
aats, according to a decree rendered by
e District Court of said Douglas County,
at lta February term, A. D. 1897, in a cer
tojn action then and there pending,
wherein Walter H. Keeler la plaintiff and
Mary Cunningham and others are de
fendants. Omaha, Nebraska, December 24, 1897.
JOHN W. M'DONALD,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
W. A. SAUNDERS, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Cunningham, et al.
cket 67. No. 178.
Be. Docket Z. Page 291. 12-24-6
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county Nebraska, and to m directed, 1
will, on the Zlcl day of December. A. D.
1W7, at to o'rlo. a. ra. of aald da, at tha
BAtST 'rout doer of th cunty 01 tart l.ok.
In th city of Omaha. Doujrlaa county. Ne
braska, anil at public auction to the hifhoet
bidder for raah, the properly deecrtbed in
aald order of caje aa follows, to-wit:
The eaat one-half of theeouthweet quar
ter (r a W V and the west forty-nine
and K-iu (4 X) noma of the wM one-hall
of the aoutheaM quart, (W Vfc tt K V. all
In aectlon number etht (X) and the mirth
nineteen (19) airea of the west twenty-four
and a-10U (2t.9) acrea of the northweet
quarter of (he northeaat quarter (N W
of N H V) of section number seventeen
(17). all In township sixteen (IS) north of
range thirteen (13) east of the Sixth Iftn
Ciuii Meridian containing one hundred and
forty-eight and JS-liW (14 ; acres more or
lean aa surveyed, and recorded, all situated
In Douglas county, atateof Nebraska.
Said rowrty to be sold to aatlafy Michi
gan Mutual IJfe Insurance onmnuny. plain
tiff herein, the sum of four thousand elKht
hundred and thlrty-alx acd 7-l'W dollars
($4.N36(7) judgment, with Interest thereon
at the rate of ten (10) per cent per annum
from. May 4th, 1K9C;
To satisfy Saloma Bowman, defendant
herein, the sum of eight hundred anj ninety-six
and lS-iai dollara ($s)&15) Judgment,
with Interest thereon at the rate of ten
(10) per cent per annum from May $d, 18!:
And to satisfy said Michigan Mutual Life
Insurance company, plaintiff herein, the
further sum of one hundred and thlrtv
nlne and 96-100 ($13.6) dollara Judgment for
taxes paid thereon by said piantlff In or
der to protect his lien thereon, with Inter
est on forty-cix and OV100 ($46.06) dollara
from July $d, 1894, at ten (10) per cent per
annum, and interest on the sum of ninety
three and 91-100 ($&! dollara at the rate
of ten (10) per cent per annum from De
cember 27th. 1886;
And also to satisfy the further sum of
one hundred and thirty and 23-1U0 ($130.23)
dollara costs herein, together with accruing
costs, according to a Judgment rendered
by the district court of Douglas county, at
Ita May term. A. D. 18H6, In a certain action
then and there pending, wherein the Mich
igan Mutual Life Insurance company Is
plaintiff and Julia R Vandercook, Jamea EI
Vandereook, The Mutual Investment com
pany, John I Pierce, Receiver of Mutual
Investment company, and Saloma Bowman
are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska. November 19th. 1S97.
JOllV W. M'DONALI).
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska,
W. H. Russell, attorney.
Mich. Mut. Life Ins. Co. vs. Vandercook
et al. Dou. H: No. 184. 11-19-4
Artie lee ef lerarperalle.
Notice to hereby givee that th article
or incoroorauoa or th -Omaha an4 Wood
Kiver alining and KeaJ t Valet Company"
ea been Died la the otlice of the county
rlerk of Doiujla County aod a tela of Ne
braska, That tha reneral nature of tha business
to be transacted la to acquire, own, lease,
bold, work or operate mtnw of gold, silver
and other mtnrrals In the alatea of Ne
braska and Wyoming- and elsewhere; also
to acquire, own. Irase and use water, wa
ter lights, mllla and reduction worts In
cident lo the treatment of gold, silver or
otner ore, minerals or earth, and to lease,
ell or dispose of the same; to buy and aell
ore. Duiiutn, mines and claims; to con
struct and maintain all necessary works
for tha operation or carrying- out of th
ousineaa or said corporation, and to ac
quire by purchase, lease or otherwise sili h
other property, real or personal, aa may be
suitaoie or convenient lor aald business:
and lo acquire, purchase, lease and sell
rl estate, as well aa to use, maintain and
aistHiee or aald property or any thereof.
That the capital stork of said corpora
tlon Is three hundred and fifty thousand
(1.&0.IMI Ul) dollars, divided Into shares of
ten ($1000) dollara each, which shall ha
luny paiti wnen issue.i, and may be in
creased unon a maiorltv vote of the stock
holders, and that said corporation ahall
beirin business aa soon as fifty thousand
(ton. u) n dollara worth of stock has been
subscribed and Issued.
That the affaire of the corporation ahall
oe manured by a board or nve directors,
ail of whom ahall be stockholders, and
shall be elected at the annual meeting of
the stockholder on tha first Tuesday after
the first Monday In January In each and
every yr. and aald board of directors
shall elect from among the stockholders a
president, vie president, secretary and
treasurer, and they ahall have power to
adopt and enact by-law for tha manage
ment of said business, and said director
shall also have power to appoint such other
officers and employes as they may deem
advisable for the conduct of their business
That tha principal place of business shall
n in tne city or Omaha, Douglas county,
Nebraska.
That the highest amount of Indebtedness
shall not at any time exceed twenty-five
per cent of the capital stock actually is
sued. Dated at Omaha, Nebraska, thla th Ktb
dav of November, A. D . 1N.
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RALPH R. R1TT1NQER,
JOHN D. HARRIS.
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food and to care for it, etc, A plain book for
plain people. A book that farmers' wives and
daughters will be glad to own. One from
which any housewife may obtain an immense
amount of valuable aid to o S1.00
Miss Parloa's New Cook Book. The most
thorough Cook Book published. The directions
are clear and concise. It is thoroughly prac
tical, perfectly reliable and is marked by strong
good sense. Contains 1,724 receipts, etc S1.50
Miss Parloa's Kitchen Companion. A complete
compendium of cookery. Marvellously conv
prehensive and copiously illustrated - S2.50
1st tkt tttrt Mat aostpaid spta rmipt ( srife. Order lrsj j.yr WtlHllir r f .
ESTES L LAURIAT, Publishers . . . BOSTON.
Utntiltu lo Kanmw ity.
1025 miles
1047 minutes-
the world's record for long
diKtiincH fast ninnins; hela
by the BurlinKtun Houta.
February 16th a special
tram nver itH lines mado
th run from Chicseo to
Denver -a 1 1 .lance ol 1025
nnlMH- in thH uiiprHcedent
fii timo of IB hours and
fi'.i minut.iu. Allowing for
HtoB, tlm actual running
time was 17 hours and lis
xmnutfH, and the averaa
rate of bpned 6b tnilaa an
hour.
Write for booklet tellina
how run was made. Wrtta
also for information about
rates and train service via
the Burlington Route to
Penver, Salt Lake City,
Deadwood, Helena, Butta,
Pokane, Seattle, Tacoina,
Portland, San Francisco,
or any other western city.
J. FRANCIS, General Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Neb.
I TYPEWRITER FOR $Q(
The Priest,
the Woman,
And the Confessional
By Rkv. Chas. Chiniquy,
SI.00.
Remit by bank draft, postal or express money order, or by regis,
tered letter to the 8
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
. . WHICH .
Does the Work 01 iu $iOC Machines.
Heretofore the great cost of typewriters
has prevented maoy people from purchasing
a machine.
A Perfect Typewriter at a low Price has
been a crying t.ertnnlty. We are happy u
announce that in the
Odell Typewriter
we arn able to furnish yon a perfect machine
in every particular at the remarkably low
price of
$15.00 and $20.00
For a 8ngle Cas.
For a Double Case.
You cas learn to operate the Odell to ten
minutes, and the beginner becomes an ex
pert to ten days' practice, whereas a long
course at the business college is oeceanary to
master tbe f 100 machines.
Some wrltin machines have rubber trpe:
our type is metal, will not wear out, and
prints clearer than any other typewriter.
The strength, durability and finish of the
Odell Is unturpasied. For manifolding it has
no superior. For spaed It holds Its own with
any writing macjilne made, no natter wba
the cost.
THE LARGE DEMAND.
That we are having an enormous sale for
the Odell Is attributed to the fact that we
have no competition. It being the only low
priced and practical machine on the market)
No and 11(10 typewriters are things of th
past. They, like hith-prlce1 sewing ma
chines, have had their day. No Intelligent
buslnesaor professional man ta going to pay
tWO for a typewriter when the Odell, costing
four-fifths less, wtll do better work than any
high-priced machine. Neatness and speed
Is what the business men of today want, and
there is now no eicute for anybody to bs
without a typewriter, either In his office or
his borne. The Odell comes within the reach
of all, and It can be duly said that " It Oils a
long feit wast." We are meeting the de
mands of the people with a typewriter that
has no equal. ar-i
LIBERAL DI8COUNT8 TO AGENTS
Vtfrlto for Terms and Oataloeue lo
Opt
GEO. E. MICKEL,
16th and Ba-ny OMAHA,
