THE: AMERICAN.
totlt jxs e-l e of the fiYd, aod to
da alter ;Le w utile ariny pushed for
ward to Kingston, Rosacea, A'tiona,
Buzzud Roost, Big Sbanty and Ken
ear Mountain. At alt the above
named place our advance was opprxed
by Johnston' army anl many a poor
lellow, both of the blue any ffrey, lost
his life In each of those battle.
At Recca I came very near going
into the enemy' licet aja'nst my will.
It happened in this way: I had done
great deal of riding the night bafore,
nd the forenoon of that day my horse
gave out an 1 1 was obl'ged to go to the
quartermaster for another and take
what was there, an old ambulance
horse. I put my saddle on him and
Urted in tj deliver orders. I had not
rode him more than two hours when
he was taken with the blind staggers
and started with me for the enemey's
line. Pulling on the re ns was like
puliiog on a steamboat. When he had
cone about 100 yards I saw there wa a
large gait post almost In the line he
was going. Just before we got to the
post I grasped the right rein with both
hands and pulled his head far enough
to the right to strike the post. He
doubled up like a ball and I went about
eight feet farther and landed on my
Gboalder and head. I was well shook
up but still fit for duly. The collision
the horse got with the post knocked
him senseless and caused his nose to
bleed quite freely and when he got on
his feet he seemed alright, but I did
not care to take any more chances, so
turned him In and took the next best
thing, a mule, and rode it for three
day till my horse was fit for duty
again. I did tome long riding during
the war, but those three days on the
mule were the most rough.
If my memory serves me right the
fight at Dalla was the first step of
Sherman's march to the sea, and his
tory will agree with me in saying, the
army never countermarched from that
time until it started for Washington to
be mustered out after reaching the sea.
This was the greatest campaign known
in history, and was the final ending of
the great rebellion, which lasted over
ofur years, and in which 800,000 men
were killed or wounded.
H. H. Kirby, Sr.
Co. I 8th Mo. Inf't'y.
KEEP HEMP HANDY.
Men Who Speak as McCaffrey is Said to
Hare Spoken are Traitors.
Coon Rapids, la., June 21. Editor
American:-With this I enclose a copy
of an anonymous letter received by W.
Bean of this place, a Son of Veteran,
an A. P. A. and a member of the O U.
A. M. At his request I send the copy
to you to make a note of. 1 would
have preferred sending the original
letter instead of the copy, but he was
afraid it would get lost. I also send
you a copy of the Coon Rapids Enter
prise containing an article which 1
have marked and which I will explain.
The Rev. McCaffrey, In the commence
ment of war urged his people to not
take up arms against their "Sister
country, but instead to take up arms
against the Unite 1 States," telling
them this from the pulpit two Sundays
in succession, which caused a rupture
In the Catholic church at this place,
some of the members cursing the priest
for his treachery, and which roused the
indignation of our American citizens
until it began to look Bomewhat threat
ening for tne priest, hence the little
article printed in the Enterprise. But
let me say very few swallowed the pill
but are watching with distrust all ac
tions of the priest and his ilk, and,
should he become too active, have
J remedy ready to cool his patriotism for
a foreign country.
The following is a copy of the letter:
To W. M. Bean, Coon Rapids, April
19, '98. I am a Catholic but 1 warn you
that you may warn others. There is
arms and ammunition in the basement
of our church, and the time is set to
use them. Watch the priest, he is
urging war against you Protestants
Attend our church any Sunday and
hear what I tell you.
An American Catholic.
The above is a true copy of the letter
received by Mr. W. Bean.
Mas. F. Geiselhart.
The following is the article spoken of
bv Mrs. Geiselhart, which was printed
In the Enterprise:
' "erroneous report corrected.
The following was handed to us by
Father McCaffrey with the request that
it : fuvl-t-to It f d.r io co.'-ect a
U w n port ci'cu a.efl about him:
It fa.h to cy duty a aa American
citii n toevnett tu.-otg-h jojr per a
fa'M report that I regret to learn !i
the gossip "f our I t-la j atr-i.t;c town.
I did not or ctuU I te 1 ncyCa ho le
people, "to all fight for Spain." As a
pr'ett I am supposed to love all God's
creatures, to do good to a 1, to be in
spirit anJ In li vd as I am In came
Catholic. At d as to crttdj the high
ways to the better home above, I study
all, am quite .'miliar with a'. I aad say
to all let u aiide in peace fcee a
there and tue Lord bo oar shepherd.
Apart from this, however, I, as a citizen
Uke my stand, and proudly , tco, just
where 1 belong, side by side wita the
G. A. R boys In blue, beneath tae ma-j-stic
folds of the fl g of flsgs ' Old
Glory!" Has this the right ring to it?
Yours truly,
Rev. D. F. McCaffrey.
No man's influence is so small but
what he could make it tell against,
Rome. ,
When Rome gives money she always '
puts a chain of power on it
Until the suiply is exhausted, we
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the names of five of his friends, accom
panied by 25c. for five sample copies of
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Holding on to pagan superstition
gives Rome a mortgage on your faith.
ol too Smooth.
The tracks of the UNION PACIFIC
are so smooth and tue cars furnished
so complete that you can imagine your
self in your own luxurious apartments
at home.
Inspect the Buffet Library and Smok
ing Cars as they pass m rough Omaha
every morning.
Truth is always ready to go to war;
error will run at the first opportunity.
Every fact is an antidote for some
foolish fancy.
a.
We have plenty of the March 4th is
sue, we can nu your oraer. xour
friends should read the sworn testi
mony against the Roman Catholic
House of the Good Shepherd at St
Paul. Ten for 30 cents; fifty for $1.26;
100 for 2.00; 500 for $7.50; 1,000 for
$10. Have you eent any of that num
ber to your friends? You should!
They should not alee? longer.
Priests make use of the politician!
who keep themselves ready to be used
aa tools.
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The man who praises Martin Luther
and courts Gibbons or Ireland is a huge
humbug.
It takes patriotism to stand out
against papal tyranny.
Fighting truth is an old trick ot
popery; and it has become an adept
at it
OT
The Spaniards Have Retired to
Their Entrenchments.
CUBANS DOING GOOD WORK,
General Wheeler's Reoullng I'srtles I'om
aad (io at Will Mora Than 15.000
Men Now at the Fruut Aguailore 10
II Taken for a Haae.
With Smrrr.K's Akmv, Juno St. via
Jamaica. (ioiieral Wheeler Unlay for
warded his official report of the en
counter between the Spaniards and
Colonel Woods' command:. The officers
arc highly complimented for their dash
and courage.
The whole country, front and flank,
is thoroughly reconnoitered and an ac
curate map has been made by the en
gineers. Much of the information thus
obtained will be of inestimable value
from a strategic point of view.
Last night Ocneral Mendonea of
General Law ton's staff made a recon
noisance up to the very trenches of the
enemy. They could plainly hear the
Spanish sentries talking on picket
duty.
Corporal Dewey and nine sharp
shooters from the Seventh infantry
went out at dark last night with one
day's rations towards the Spanish lines
and they have not returned, but no
fear is entertained for their safety. It
is believed they are lying in the bushes
waiting for night.
At daylight this morning Lieutenant
Smith of the Fourth infantry with a
detail of fifty men from the Seventh
infantry under. Lieutenant Dearfoo,
crossed the San Juan and went in a
northeasterly direction as far as Caney,
or El Gautney, as it is marked upon
the maps, without encountering any
Spanish troops. Fifty men of Com
pany A, Seventh regiment, under Cap
tain Young also made a reconnois
sance in force. The Spaniards have
seemingly retired to their entrench
ments as no pickets or skirmishers
were encountered.
General Lawton, General Wheeler
and General Chaffee have had riders
beyond our advance posts several
times.
Captain Wright of General Hates'
staff followed the line of the railroad
running out of Juragua towards San
tiago to-day to within two and a half
miles of the city. The road approaches
within half a mile of our front and can
be utilized to bring up supplies and
siege guns, the first of which was
landed at liaiquiri this afternoon.
As soon as the remaining battalions
of the Thirty-fourth Michigan and
Eight Massachusetts, which will arrive
ou the Harvard to-morrow and the
6,000 reinforcements sent out from
Tampa, reach here, Aguadores, a town
on the coast four miles west of Jaragua
will be taken. The place was shelled
to-day by several ships of the fleet.
Aguadores is on the line of the ad
vance of the army into the interior and
close to the railroad. It will theu
probably become the base of opera
tions, while the supply base may re
main at Juragua.
Captain Wright, on his reeonnois
sance obtained information, which is
believed to be reliable, to the effect that
3,000 Spanish troops have been sent to
reinforce the garrison at Aguadores.
General Lawton will probably make
a diversion with his artillery as soon
as it is placed in position. Heavy rain
this afternoon made it impossible to
move to-day beyond General Wheeler's
headquarters. But the roads will dry
quickly, the guns will probably be
brought up to-morrow and the en
trenchments will be shelled by the ar
tillery and by Colonel Wood's dy
namite guns. The shrapnel guns will
be used by the artillery. They are ef
fective at 3,500 yards.
The Cubans say the Spaniards are in
deadly fear of dynamite, and General
Lawton will see how he can terrify
them.
The military telcgrtiph line has been
completed as far as General Wheeler's
headquarters, thus placing the front in
direct communication with General
Shafter, who still maintains his head
quarters on board the Seguranca,
whereie can keep in close touch with
Kear Admiral Sampson. It is probable,
however, that he will establish his
headquarters at Juragua to-morrow or
Thursday.
The Cubans under General Castillo
are doing commendable work as ad
vance pickets. They are thrown out,
day and night, from half a mile to a
mile in advance of our pickets, along
the front and flanks, thus forming 8
double cordon about the army.
An epidemic of measles, which was
started on board one or two of the
transports, is spreading to the camp,
and about twenty new cases have
broken out to-day.
HOBSON'S CREW REMEMBERED
For the Flint Time Congress Recognize
Non-ConiniUftloned Men.
Washington, June 3d. The Senate
has passed the resolution extending
the thanks of Congress to Naval Con
structor Hobson, but with an amend
ment including the names of his crew.
This is the first time Congress has
recognized men below the grade of
commissioned officers.
The Knn Kent Money Hume.
Sa Francisco, June SO. The day
after the Kansas regiment was paid
off, the express office took in 8'J,700,
practically all of which went home to
the mothers ot Kansas volunteers,
Some of these Kansas soldiers sent as
much as ?::5 out of the JjO received
for their first two months' service, and
many gave the folks at home more
than half their earniugs.
Until the supply l exbaistv1. we
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the names of five of his friends, accom
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W. A. SAUNDERS,
Attorney, Merchants National Bank.
C3Hlih.ll''l!"S SALK. Hv virtue of an ordot
kJ of Issued out of tue district couri
for Uouulas county. Nebraska, and me di
rected. 1 will ou Hit! luth day of July. A
It. InSW, at u u o'ciock a. m. of said day. ai
the hASl' front door of the county court
house, in the city ot oumbu. Douglas county
Nebraska, sell Ht uublfc auction to the high
est biduur fur canh the property doacriued
In said ordor of Bale as roiiowa to-wit;
Lot seven IT). In block one hundred and
ninety-seven (197). and also lot eight, in
block one hundred and ninety-seven, (197)
in erigliiul plat of the city of Omaha, us
surveyed, nlutted and recorded, all In
1)oijuih.m county, state of Nebraska.
S:iiii Diooertv to bo sold to satisfy Walter
E. Keeler. uluintiff herein, the sum of three
hundred und ninuty-thioe and 2"i-100
(.) dollurs Judgment, with Interest
thi-Xeon at the rate of ten (10) per cent per
annum from September UKth, and also
an attorney's fee of &!!.&!, which amounts
are a first valid and existing" lien Upon lot
7 in liliH'k l')7. above described.
To Satisfy Walter R eKeler, plaintiff
herein, the sum of four hundred and thirty,
eliflit and 4S-1W) (t4.lx.-Mi dollars Judgment
with Interest at rate of ten (10) ptr cent
per annum from September 28, IslHi; togeth
er with an attorney's fee of Itf.M, which
amounts are a first valid and existing lien
upon said lot 8, block Vfi, above described.
To satisfy the sum ot one hundred and
fourteen and S4-1IW (till. 84) dollars costs
herein, together with accruing costs, ac
nordinir to a Judirment rendered by the dls
tiict court of said Douglas county, at Its
siitemher term. A. 1). lsnti. In a certain
action and there pending, wherein Walter
K. Keeler Is plaintiff, and Phoebe Kebecca
Elisabeth ttlwina Liinton, Aooipnus r reucr-
lck L.ihlon. hei husband, Juiui morns,
William Morris and Frank Crisp, copart
ners, dolnir business as Ashurst, Morris
Crisp & Company, John Whlttaker Coop
er. William Isaac Shard, and John Morris
are defendants.
Owaua euraska, June ITtli, 1,-WH.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
W. A. Saunders, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Linton et ul.
Docket uu, No. 178.
8-17-5
W. A. SAUNDERS.
Attorney, Merchants National bank.
SriulKH'S SALK. aj viriuu of u alia
order ol sale issued out u( tue District
court for Douglas county, Nebraska, auu to
me directed, t will. on tue Uin day of Juty A
1) IK, at ten o'clock A. M. of raiu da, il the
&Ab1' front door of liieooujiy court bouse
in tL.e city of Oumua, Douglas couuiy, pie
Drunk a, sell at public auctiuu to the birfuesl
bidder lor cash, tne property descrloed in
said order of sale as follows, u.-wu:
Lot four block In 1.(4 and lot Ave block one
hundred and sixty-four (161) of the Origin
al Plat of the city of Omaha, aa surveyed
platted and recorded, all situated in Doug.
las county, state oi ieuiasaa.
Said crooerty to be sold to satisfy W'al
ter E. Keeler, plaintiff herein, Uie sums as
follows, to-wit:
On lot 4 In block 1M. above described, the
sum of l,897.uo, together with an attor
nev'a fe of 1189.70.
on lot & In block 164. above described, the
sum of $175.45, together with an attorney's
fee of
Which said amounts according to the
ludKment of the district court bear inter
est at the rate of ten per cent, per annum
from September z&tn, ISM, ana are ins
lien uuon said DroDerty.
To satisfy the further sum of three nun
dred and sixty-two and 82-100 ($362.) dol
lars costs herein, together with accruing
costs according to a Judgment rendered by
the district court of said Douglas county
at its oebtember term. A. L. 18!. in
certain action then and there pending,
wherein Walter E. Keeler Is plaintiff und
Phoebe Rebecca Elizabeth Elwine Linton
and Adolphus Frederick Linton, her hus
band, John Morris, William Morris and
Frank Crisp, co-partners doing business
as Ashurst, Morris, crisp & company,
John Whlttaker Cooper and William lauc
snaru are deienaants.
Omaha, Nebraska, June 17th, 181s.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Neb,
W. A. SAUNDEKS, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Linton, et al.
Doc. 55; No. 179.
Ex. -Doc. 1; Page 96.
S-17-5
No man is living up to his political
duties who fails to oppose the enemies
of national peace, purity and prosper
W. A. 8Al'NrKR9.
Attorney, ilerchanta National Hank.
tiKttlr ' SALK By vlrtua of a plur
or..r of ii i.ud out if tiit
utrlct court for Douala county. Ne
braska, and to ma directed, I mil, oil the
lU uar ' Julia A. I1. !. at ID u'olut'S ,
m. of siitd day. at tha EArVT front djor
f ilia county court house, lit lit city of
Uniaha, Douglas county, Nebraska. il
I public auction, to tha highral bidder'
I or laatt, the property described tu ml
order of sale, aa follows, lo-wlt:
Lot ten (in), in liliKk II v U). in 8hlnn
Idittou to the city of Omaha, and aiso
ot riKht IM, In blink tlirva (.1). In fallkk a
Union to (ha city ot Omaha, aa aur-
vrtni, ulattnl and rocordvd, all aituaiad
in Douglas county, state of Nebraska.
baia luoiierly to b aoiu to aatisiy uer-
rll b. Collior, pluintiff haivlii, lh sum ot
wo Ihouaanj lour iiuiwirj ana igniy-
ix ana uu-luo ti.y iio) dollar Judgment,
with interna thereon at rata of aavau t"l
per cnl H-r annum from tteptomber 21.
1&L being a It rat lien upon aanl lot 10. In
block i, blilnn'a a.MtUmi, rfml a aecoiul lln
upon lot , in block J, 1'atrick adiiuion
abov dencrihe, beinf subject to a inort-
3 a go of and luiereat on said last
cue r toe J lot.
To aattufy the further suui of alnety and
S-IIJO im ;si u.il.ar cuaia herein toaetbrr
1th accruing- coats, according; to a Judg
ment rendered by tha district couit of
al t Douglas county, at Its September
term, A. It. IS. In a certain action than
and there pending, wherein Oerrlt 8. Coi
ner anu nuaaeu c. aicaveitvy aim uibiii.ii
. ilcKalvey, bis wild, are defendants
Omaha, Nebraska. May Tin.
JOHN W. M DONALD.
Sheriff of DotiglaM County, Nebraaka,
W. A. SAUNDKKS, Attorney.
Collier va. McKeivey.
Docket 67. No. 12 El. Docket
Z, Fags
1CT.
W. A. 8 AC NO Kit,
Attorney. Merchants National Bank.
StlkHlrF S HALK. By virtue of au ordei
of aula Issued out ot the District Oourl
for Douglas county, Nebraska, aud to Die di
rected, i will, ou the Alt) day of July, A.
D. 1m. at ten o clock A. M or aaiu uay. at mt
KAsT frontdoor oi the county court hous
m the city oi Oumba, Douglas ooduly. Ne
braska, sell at public auclloa, to the bigbest
bluder for canii. the property described la
said order of sal as follows, to-wlti
Tim imr.h oue-hair iN. ttibl tne uur.nwesi
quarter ot aectluu one Ul, tuwnhip DUeeo
ii." Uaiine twelve (Ul east la Uoutf aa louuiy.
as surveyed aud recrdod, all situated in
said Douglas county, and state of Nebraska.
Bald property to oe sold tosatisiy niuwrt
Keeler. plaintiffs herein, the sum of one uuu-
uredaou thirty-seven and ift-loo ifl.ii . J) tol-
lurs Judgment, tokellier wiui interest tuero
on at tue rate or ten tnu per cent iror
uuiu trotn Bepleuioer is.tu, !", togetuor
with an attorney's fee amounting to tne auw
ot tu.rteeu and 71-100 ild 77) dollars, wnicn
said amounts the court Suds to bo a Hrst
Valid and axialing lieu upon said real estate,
above described
lo satisfy His further suiu or tuiriy-iuur
sou 10-100 i4.1U)doliars costs bereiu.ku. uer
with accruing costs, according to a Judg
ment rendered by tue district court oi wu
Douglas county, at Its September term, A. D.
1HV7, in a cert a. n action tuen and there peud
lug, wherein Waller a. Keeler Is plaintiff aud
Pnoeba Ueuecca fcllsa.elU fclviua uuiuii
and Adoipbus sredenck i-lulou, tisr uur
band, are defendants.
QOuiaba, Neurassa. June 3rd,
jun.l to. aicirc.irift!'.
Sheriff of Douglas County, Ndbrsa
W. A. BaUuOeia, attorney. .
beeler Va, t-lnUjn tl at. 0 f-a
Doc. oil; flu.ui.
W. A. SAUNDERS,
Attorney, Merchants National UanK uidg-.
ks HKIUKKS SAL.B By vlrtua of an plu
' rles order of sale Issued out of the dis
trict court for Douglas county, Nebraska,
and to mo u.reuttd, i will, ou the I'.itb uay
of July, a. U., 1HM. at io u'ciocs
m. of said day, at the EAST front door
of the county court house, in the city of
Omaha, Douglas county, sell at public auc.
Hon, to the IHKIiesc uiuuer )Oi' casu, tue
property described ill said order of sule
aa lollows, to-v.lt:
All of lots seven (7), ten iio), insrteen
(13), twenty-live (iio) and thirty iju) in tun
i,n, ul, am A, Krennan'B Addition to the city
ot uniaha, as surveyed, platted and record
ed, all In Douglas county, state ot Ne
braska. 8ud nroiiertv to be sold to satlsty iiurry
J. Twiiiting, plulnttll herein, the sums as
follows, to-wit:
un lot seven u), aoove uescnueu, me
sum of tZVM. loKelher with an attorney s
l. nf tl
i)n lut ten (10). above described, me
sum of fcS.31, together with an attorney's
re or vi n.L
on lot twelve (11!), above described, tne
sum of together with an attorney s
fee of fci.oti.
On lot thirteen (13). above oescriiKM, tne
sum of ii.71, together with an attorney s
fee of V.H. . .. .
on lot twenty-live (ai). above described,
the sum of 17.S2, together wun an attor
nev's fett of 11.73: alul
on lot thirty (Jo), above described, the
sum of together with an attorney's
fee of 2.o4;
All of which sums, by the Judgment of
the district court, bear Interest (excepting
the attorneys' fees) at the rate of ten (10)
per cent from May 3rd, 1SM7, and are a first
lien upon said above described property.
To satisfy John A. creignton, oeienuant
herein, the sum of three hundred and
twentv-nine and 6-HM) dollars (W-.tw)
Judgment against Dennis Cunningham and
Jerry Kyan, with Interest thereon at rate
of seven (7) per cent per annum from De.
cember lSih. 1WU: which amounts are a sec
ond lien upon lots seven (7), ten (10), twelve
(1J), thirteen (13) and twenty-nve w,
above described.
To satisfy r . . I'armelee uun company,
defendant herein, the sum of three hundred
and sixteen and 4S-1UU dollars (.si!.iw, juuk-
ment against Jerry ltyan, with Interest
thereon at rate of seven (7) per cent per
annum from May 15th, 13; which amount
Is a third Hen upon lot tweuty-nve u),
hIiova deHcrlbed.
Also to satisfy Daniel conuon tne sum or
eleven thousand seven hundred and ten
ai.d 81-1UU dollars ($11,710.84), Judgment
against Dennis Cunningham and Jerry
Kyan, 1th Interest thereon at rale of seven
(i) per cent per annum from February
3rd. lSHi; which amount Is a fourth lien
upon said described property.
To satisfy the further sum or two nun
dred and twenty-eight and 24-luO dollars
(tJ.24). costs herein, together with se
ct ulna costs, according to a Judgment ren
dered by the district court of said Douglas
countv. at Its May term, A. D. 1817, in a
certain action then and there pending,
wherein Harry J. Twlntlng is plaintiff, and
Dermis Cunningham, Mary cunningnarr.
his wife, William Mealey, Mrs.
Mealev. his wife, first and real name un
known, Jerry Ryan and Mrs. Kyan,
his wife, lirst and real name unknown,
James J. Spellman, Mrs. bpellman
his wire, nrst and real name unanown. ju
lia Ooetschuls. The County of Douglas,
Daniel Condon. John A. Crelghton, Mer
chants National Hank. John P. Ureen
John Grossman, Globe Loan & Trust Com
pany, Henry Uhman, Thomas Murray,
Charles Klopp, k . S. Parmelee Gun Com
Danv. Farlin Orendorff & Martin Company,
McCord, Brady Company, The Western
Newspaper Union, Soren T. Peterson and
Anna Cunningham are defendants.
Omaha, Neuraska, June 17th, 18.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
W. A. Saunders, attorney.
Twintmg vs. Cunningham et al.
Doc. 57; No. 2u9.
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Lots fourili. Hire (5. six (Hi nine ii. tea (10
fuuttwen tUi. lif een ili), lxieu (lib, sevea-
teen Hi), uiueeen iltb. twenty (sOi, twenty
touri'.'li. in bloc I: 1ji2i, la Harris and Pat-
t. rsou Annex Addition to the city of Soma
Uuutha. as surveyed, platted aud record "d.
all enured io Douglas county, suie of Nu-
braaka,
cald property to be sold to satisfy William
H. Hrtvour:, plaintiff herein, the sum ot two
hundred auu forty-four and no-lw dollar
it'W..ili Juili niciit, with Interest thereon at
rale of leu i IUi percent per annum from May
4to, lni, which auiounUi are a tirt valid and
exUlioK Hen upon said property.
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Hundred and Thirty-three and 86-100
dollars iflU.'vii costs herein. tOKetner wiu.
accruing costs, ai.'cordlng to a judgment
rendered by the disirt :t court of s.ild Uou
lits county, at lis May term, A. D. lsuH,
In a certain action then ana there peadiuf.
wherein William tl. Krevoort Is plaintiff aud
Jonat K. Harris and Kjta t. Uari. his wife,
re detenu ants.
Umaua, Nebraska, June 17lh.
JuliN W. McUUN ALU.
Sheriff ot Douglas County, Nebrasga.
W. A. Caunders, attorney.
Breroorl vs. Harris, et al.
Doc.M. No.3-ti. 8-1T-4
W. A. SAUNDERS.
Attorney, Merchants National Rank.
CHEKIKR S SALE By virtue of aa alia
Ooroerof sale issued out of the disirict court
lor Douglas county, Nebraska, auu to tue
directeu. 1 will, on the Win day of Juiy,
A. D. lsw. at 10 o'clock A. u. at satd
uay. st tne EAST froi-taoor ot tue county
court bouse, in tne city of Ouiaaa. Liuugias
county. Nebraska, sell at public auctiuu to
the highest bidder for cash, the property de
scribeu in said order of sale, as follows, to
wn: Lot forty-three (43) In Windsor Place
Extension, an addition to the city of
uniaha, as surveyed, platted and recorded,
ail in Douglas county, state of Nebraska,
Said property to be sold to satisfy Harry
J. Twinting, plaintiff herein, the sum ot
forty-nine and N-1U (Wa.SS) dollars judg
ment, with interest thereon at the rate ot
ten (10) per cent, per annum from iebru
ary lsu lsi7.
To satisfy the further sum of fifty and
63-luo dollars (M.tW) costs herein, together
with accruing costs according to a judg
ment revdered by the district court ot saij
Douglas county at its February term, A.
D. l.'i,, in a certain action then and ihera
pending, wherein Harry J. Twinting la
plaintiff and John Baumer, Josephine
Baumer, his wife, and Christopher iiund
ler are defendants.
Omaha, Neoravka. June 17th. lsvs.
john w. Mcdonald.
Sheriff of Douglas County, Neb.
W. A. SAUNDERS, Attorney.
Doc. 57. No. 24. Ex. Doc. Z. Page
Twinting vs. Baumer, et sX
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