The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917, July 31, 1896, Image 8
TI M fc 1ABLK. IIIKI.INOTO* A Jl 18801 III IIIVKK K. II ICA8T. "’I18T. t r:{0 |> M. Leave* StftOIV M Connection* at Aurora fur all point* North we»t. A. F Wi.iit8.AkI o. i'. uaii.wav. Beginning S unlay. November 17th. train* will arrive ami depart at till* Mai Ion an t llloW8: Monday. i -Titeaday, | H on Wednesday, > «' Tburaduy. - „ Friday, I ainrda y ) Arrive* at Loup Oity daily 7. ■ fl p.tn. C’lu-e eonneetlou at lirand Inland for all point- Kant and Went. F. W. Cl.iNIt, Age.it^ LiOOZll r?64V/3. A Boone. THK Jeweler. W. B Mellor write* Inaurauee. Mm .fame* McDonald I* on the nick lilt Kye and Kar. Dr. Davl*. Grand I-land. N«br. George Kggern returned from AIII anee lant Monday. Dr Sumner Davl*, Grand Inland, Sur gical dl-ea e* and dlnca-e-of Kye and Kar. W. A. SVUIon In running hi* power corn -heller at the B A M elevator thin week. The elevator- are preparing to *hip all the old corn on hand to make room for the new crop. The corn crop in till* ncetlon In a gteaideal farther advanced than It wan lant year at thl* time I ||t* »'lll I III court for Sherman county baa been adjourned without date One swallow doe* not make Spring, but one swallow of One Minute Cough Cure bring* relief.—Odendahl Bros. Bins Count UK Gone: The niaglcl cfan’s wand is not more potent than Dr. Humphrey’s sped fie ‘*77" for cold*. For wale by all druggists. (Quarterly meeting was largely attend edattbe M. K. Church last Sunday. In the evening Presiding Elder Smith of Kearney preached a very able sermon. In the Spring time a young man’s fancy lightly turn* to thoughts of— De Witt's Little Esrly Risers, for they always cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and Invigorate the system — Odendahl Bros. lee Cream and Cake will be served at the Palace Ice Cream Palor of Mrs M. E. S’ellmacher, one door east of Chase’s Drug Store, every Sunday afternoon and evening, also lemonade and cigars. A very interesting! game of base ball, consisting of nine Innings was played last Friday between the Loup City and Institute nines. The score stood 17 and 17. Eczema is a frightful atltictiou, but like all other skin diseases It can be permanently cured by applications of DcWItt's Witch Hazel Salve. It, never falles to cure Piles. Odendahl Bros. A match game ol baseball was played on the Loup City diamond between the Austin and Institute nines. Six Innings n.-.w »vpUn..iiA.. » ,v» ory frr the Austinite*. The score was 34 to *>. Corn I* look ng tine and has a good color We have had a few light rains dining the last month which has been sufficient to keep It In good growing condition. The ears are already quite heavy and are beginning to lop over. S II. Kranscotnb of Rockville made this office a pleasant call last Tueseday and planked down the wherewith to Insure a weekly visit from this great family comforter. Mr. Rranaeoinb saya that he has Tine tluest garden in Sherman county. Young mothers dread the summer mouths on account of the great mortal* tty among children caused by bowel trouble* Perfect safety may be assur ed those w ho keep on ham! I>eWitt's Colic A < 'holera cure, and administer it promptly. For cramps, bilious colic dysentery and dlarrlnca, it affords In* slant relief. Odeudshl Bros. Mrs. A Foils and mother catue up from Hamilton county last Monday even ng. They w ill probably remain here a few days and straighten up the business Mrs Foils will, we arc informed get 91 .INN'from the M W A lodge, her husband, taring a* the lime of bis death an Honored member. I barley Roe, aged If year*, was kicked by a loose last Aalurday and M< teg broken lie wa* at work on the tarot ol t'arl Anderson three wiles northeast ol town and was at I he time riding one horse and leading another when the horse he was hading kicked up and landed on t fear ley'* leg blea tug tl tie tow the knee The lea*feet's Institute ad! ehsae to let and (he leofeere will go bottle, in • ton'd feeling Weil (said fa* the time and money spent tl *4H Itf M )<jftk4i»*M« IMI 191* |*4»t»* |# (U*tl ft «U« ''*?#** IA«I ta# II uM t« K»« rmlit M H%-« i**f» (|## ||| III# *»MAt«|(i|t itfAl t**!«'« tf## MM i* IM * TM idMi mmk UlflffttHI |*l«f H ftlli t|4|*t l«MFt* Mt4tli||| I Iff HI tp#|4| ifclt IM ##**» U\ rtfkltHI ItM1 «t*l«9 4*1 * *1 IM M k- itiHh tl tv* Mug The subject of tin* morning di«eotme at the M. K. church next Sunday will be "Sabbath Observance." A glorious rain of i; 10 l cites fell j here last night. We cun safely say that j a good corn crop is now assured. Did you ever thiuU how readily the i blood is poisoned b) constipation? J Jtad blood means bad health and pie- j mature old ago. DeWItt's i.title Kurly Kisers, the famous litttle pibs, overcome obstinate constipation. Odeudahl Bros Mrs L. K. Walworth wishes us to statu that the mail going east must be closed at 1:10 p. m , and parties wanting to get mail olT oil that train must con form with this rule. One minute is the standard time, and One Minute Cough (Jure Is the standard p re pc ration for every form of cough or cold. It Is the only harmless remedy that produces Immediate results. Odeudahl Bros. We received a pleasant call yesterday afternoon from C'. W. (llbsou, of Meoil township. Charley has been attending the teachers Institute at the county seat this week. He says that corn Is look ing fine In the w«st part, of the county. Most of it Is In roasting ears. Mrs. K. DeYoung, Mlddleburg, la., ■ s « r\. .. WJILVP, J irn» unvu vn«' •• Cure fornix year*, both for myself ami children, and 1 consider It the quickest acting ami moat satisfactory Cough Cure I have ever used. Odeuduhl Bros. Thu best blood medicine for twenty live cents enough for the whole fami ly *»et a package of Himmons Liver Kegulator, the best spring medicine and the best blood medicine, because it Is the best liver medicine. If your liver is active It will throw off all im purity lu the system, and all depression of spirit. Wane up your liver, but do It with Himmons Liver Kegulator. J. H. Zellin it Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. A serious accident happened to Kl banks Hale while taking a horse to water last Friday. Mrs. Il ile ami some friends took a drive down the valley taking the toy with them Near the Carpenter tarm they stopped, and pick eting the horse out. went lu search of wild cherries. While thus engaged Elbanks pleaded with his mother to be allowed to take the horse to water. At tlrst Mr Hale did not consent but Anal ly let him go. at the same (line instruct ing him to ire very careful. He Arst made some reins out of the rope, and climbing on the horse str rted off. The animal became unmanagable at once, ami threw him off. Klbanks In some way got tangled in the rope and was dragged quite a distance. He was bud ly bruised about the arm ami body He also received a very severe blow about the head, causing concussion of the brain. It was greatly feared that the blow would prove fatal hut he Is now able to lie up ami at play again. i« ncnoitnn Hum 11]linn- adopted by Camp No. rvsl. Mnilnrn Woodmen of America, Loup City. .Inly ®Htb, ISIS!. Whereas, Oil duly KHli, 18M, It pleased the Su preme Consul to remove by death our beloved neighbor, Augustus Foltz from ttie earthly Camp of the Modern Woodman of America to that Camp which Is eternal lu the Heavens where the active work ol a Woodman la over, arid where trouble never more ran come nor storms annoy, where the weary rest with naught to disturb their calm repose and Whereas, In the death of neighbor Augustus Foltz this camp losses a useful and worthy neigh bor and his family a noble, kind ami loving bus. baud and father therefor he It Resolved; That while this community hus lu tuourn the loss of a true anti faithful friend, each neighbor of this Camp feete that he has lost the society of a true geutleiuan ami the counsel of un earnest neighbor. Resolved; That we aiteud to his sorrow strick en wife and dauahter our heartfelt sympathy and condolence in this their hour of deep affliction. KeonUod; That an a token of reepeet the * hur ter of the t’aiup he draped tti iiioerniiitf for a |*«ri • mI of thirty days ami that theae reaniutlofia pilldiidied ill the new*pu|*’r* uf Loup Tily and that a nullable copy of the aaiue be presented to i he family *»f the deceased W II, (V.«ti|k, M i ••amaski, W. J I’lstiKa, iHMMUlltee. CAICllor THANK’* To Hi* IOitT * 'amp of M W A Vo lUlii, Um Alliani'n < «ni|> No 7.'HI, m l tli« 1‘IiiIIm < amp, No t*7A. and »th* rr kind friund# wlio a*«Ut<*d u* In onr I,iti* Ixirravt'iurnt w« lb* »U*’ Slid imiito r of Augu»tu* NU'lwIn1 • » ft jlrndlo)«iu our bwart f*U Ihani* for nitt'idloiiair MH«lrw rruiWml n* <01 lit* oc«"t»o>n of tlio i heath and nunal o> war j iii|in«d hu»t«*nd and ton I our at I lantlon* will lot held lugiwailul re hersur* whleh »a»»*t !•# «v,|.r*»»«>l in 1 nurd* Mu* .l*»*ia loLTI M»i* l:i IMUMH N t* Awarded Highest Honor* World's Fair. DU BAKING WWDIR MOST H KH 7 M \m A fwe «• p» i *»♦>« * I IVwle . < * » * .. »*»« iSiWfwA * 40 V«A»* Wl NT *M‘AKe Zr" ... j THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE Is Simmons I.iver regulator don’t forget to take It. The I Tver gets sluggish during the Winter, just like all nature, and tne system becomes choked up by the accumulated waste, which brings on Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheuma tism. You want to wake up your l iver now, but be sure you take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR to do it. It also regulates the Liver—keeps it properly at work, when your system will be free from poison and file whole body invigorated. You get TJIIi IlKHT JILOOOwhen your system is In A1 condition, and that will only be wli n the I.iver Is kept active. Try a I.iver Rem. !/ me and note the difference. But take only SIMMONS Liver Regulator it !•, Simmons Liver Regulator vi.:-•* mal es the difference, l ake i in r lor or In liquid already prepared, or r ,',e a tea of the powder; i 'Li tMO,; ' IVLK REGU LATOR. Y '!' ! Lii h i 1) Z on every package. ia» I : it. J. li. 'J. illn c. < '<>., !’iii./iil.TpIila, Pa. Ml TKKVISOIW I*KOUhKIM NOH lamp City, July 14th, <him;. State of Nebraska. I ^ ^ Sherman < bounty (' continued from 1n*t week. On motion W. T'. Glle-oii wie* allow eiI to re-const ruct the bridge across Havis creek. known asthefacott bridge and Gibson to receive the sum of *00.00 for the labor required to hull.I suld bridge, the county to furnish all mater ials required therefor, and Gibson to haul all material to bridge site, and to take up old bridge approaches, and said bridge to he of same size and upon same plans and specifications a* Un bridge accross Oak creek. Contract for the erection of which was this day awarded to W T Gibson, to all which said W T Gibson being present agreed. On motion Frank Hudura Is appoint ed a committee to locate the site of the aforesaid bridge for the builder. On motion claim of Merrick county against Hherman county In the sum of *110.00 for support of one Sarah Martha Carlton, was disallowed. The following claims were allowed, deductions for taxes made and warrants ordered drawn as follows: UfcNKItAI. KUMU. W,T. Chase. * 8-M T. ». Nightingale. 3 00 Omaha Printing Company- 1000 Hail County. 43.51 Louis lteln, county dork. 313.37 Louis Ib-ln.county clerk. 30 41 Henry Ileck. 8.00 Odcudahl Bros. 10 65 Frank Badura. 8 40 Louis Bcchtliold. 6.00 A. O Clemments. 3.70 II. G. Hatton. Sheriff. -1.65 Henry Hunker. 0.00 Peter Mclvoon. 3.00 ,J. P Leiueriger. 13.20 Louis' Bcchtliold. 7.00 Jonh Minshul. 0.20 II <i Patton sheriff . 15.00 BitiixiK Fi nii. II. II Bristol. 8.00 Jacob Albers. 5 00 Guy Holmes. 25 25 K. Holcomb. 21.25 Harvy Brewer. 10.50 Samuel Galluway. 37.50 S. .1 Fair. 5.00 W.T Gib.mi. so 85 H. II Klcliardsun. taken for tak« s 1.00 V. II Buner. taken tor tales . 2 50 I* Thode, taken fur l. 1*1 (Si FredTliode, taken fur taxes . into S. II. Branscouib . k> 57 Frank Curey, taken ior takes 2 isi V. II Banner, taken for tux> » I UO K C. kirk, taken fur taxes . Jail Henry Ileck. 0.00 Henry H Oil's**!!, , . .. I 85 , Will .ll*II«T> tl .1NI K Illy ;i Ktiiik Vditiick ...... .V) Kniio i*oUkl, for iu\»» J 50 ,1 «<|iit M«n»v*■'*1, 1for Lx » Join* /ft 1*4!. Idkt'ii t*»r ,, i • *» KulkuM^kl I (I mi Jd* kotk llttlkl .. II iltilio K*tlk»»tt*1*I ll (li lr««n K<>*uh*kl. !•**« i ivi*i* a uu I,w> h l»io „‘IS«t M* WtH>a»>u i*Mk\ ,!>*•« !>b Mn>l« l| gA IMlifcl tl iitltn * | * > > H> linn I I iMItbrkl I W |t*t»4 -W <«» k> >**•«•* I uuK i * I'ti.t «i i > j in k < *t*n*t I unl#l *'*•(«I *»«I kKMU I ,»»** * • M*i MIm<M tw • ht >n« i i 1} ga J«k» l»i l« %.« i»i >> n- k*u • 11 >a» i »*» A II Hr 1*1 ilt | l «. * «l W II ll» .tMf * I t*» M II lu >«*»• a ■» Ill’ll * I «k|*IW4H l,« l>41 II illluUM 4 IP* A II linn >*4 >*’*•« N<k v|| fg.MI • r t *• I'iwmIIii It’* it I $u i >mi'i !»ut‘l t.i| utinv.l la Ik 1*k «*tl wf »*>> taka*. l*!(H I • * M Hi II * tain* * • Ain PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. The following proposed amendment* to the Constitution of the Htate of Ne braska, am hereinafter sot forth in full, are submitted to the electors of the Htate of Nebraska, to be voted upon ut the general election to be held Tuos ilay, November U, A. J)., 1800: A joint resolution proposing to amend seetions two {*4), four (4), find five (5,) of article six (0) of the Consti tution of the Htuteof Nebraska, relating to number of judges of tie* supreme court and their term of office. Be It resolv' d and enacted by tlie Js'iiUbi turn of the 8:iite of Nebraska: Aeetton I. 'Phut MMftloa two CJ) of article six (S) of Him I’omfltulion of tie* Mat" of Nebraska ho uimuidcd no ie to n ad a-* fob lows: Keotlon 'i. Th«* supremo court shall until otherwise pvovt b*d by law. consist of tlvo j 0V Judi<* *(. n majority of whom drill b • no<-tn* nary to form a ouorum or to pronounce a decision P shall have original JorUdi lion Iti nwi-H relating to rovonie- civil can** in which the state mIiiiII bt* ii party, mandamus, quo warranto, habeas corpus, and *u h appellate jurisdiction, ns muy be provide 1 by law. Auction '£. That Mcetbm four (4j of arToe six (0) of the (‘onstltuition of the Htate of Nebraska, be amended so us to read um fol lows : Auction 4. The judges of the supremo court shall bo elected by the elector-' of the State lit law, and their term of offlue ex cept ns hereinafter provid'd, shall lx* for u perl m! of not less than live (.6) yiain as the IttifNluture may prescribe. K'*ctlon 11. That section five (ft) of article six (rt) of 1he Constitution of the Htate of Nm oru»kn, lie amended to read n< follows: Sect ion 5. At the first general election to he held in the year lftiJd, there shall he elected two (SO judges of the supreme Court one of whom shall he elected for a term of two 00 years, one for tho term of four (i) years, and at each general oleethm there aft‘*r, there shall he elected one judge of the supreme court for the term of five (6) years, unless otherwise provided by law; Provided, that the judges of the su preme court whose terms have not expired at the time of holding tho general elec tlon of lMtxl, shall continue to hold their office for the remainder of the term for which they w ere respectively commis sioned* Approved March *20, A. I) Utift A joint rcHolution proposing an amendment to section thirteen (13) of article aix of the Constitution of the State of Nebnuika, relating to com* penMatioti of wuprcdim and district court judges. Be it resolved by the Legislature of the Htate of Ne break a; Section 1, That aeetion thirteen (VI) of article mix (9) of the < VmstButkm of the Htate of Nebraska amended so um to read as fol lows: boo. Ui The judges of the supreme and district courta shall receive for their services such compensation as may be provided by law, payable quarterly. The legislature shall at its first session after the adoption of this amendment, three-fifths of tho members elected to each house concurring, establish th>*ir compensation. Tho compensation so es tablished shall not he changed oftener than once In four years, and in no event uujchs two-thirds <»f the members elected to flitch house of the legislature concur therein. Approved March 'JO, A. 1). 1M>5. A joint resolution proposing to amend section twenty-four (34) of article live (6) of the Constitution of tho State of Nebraska, relating to com pensation <if the officers of tho executive department. Be it resolved aud enacted by the Legislature of the Htate of Nebraska: Section 1. That section twent y-four (24) of article five (5) of the Constitution of the State of Ncoraxka be amended to read as fol lows: Beet ion 24. The officers of tho executive department of the siute government shall receive for their services a compensation to be established by law. which shall be neither increased nor diminished during tho term for which they shall have been com missioned aud they shall not receive to their own use any fees, costs, interests, uoon public moueys in their hands or under their control, perquisites of office or other compen sation and all foes that may here after be payable »»v law f<*r services performed by an officer provided for in this article shall lx* paid in advance into the state treasury The legislature shall at its first session after the adoption of this amend- I inent, three fifths of the members elected to j each house of the legislature eon j cur ring, establish the salaries of the ! officers nomiHl in this article The com i pell-atloll so established shall not be changed I oftener than one* in four years aud in no event. unl«*s< two thirds of the members elected to each house of the legislature concur therein. Approved Mar -h W. A L- 1HU5. A joint ivHolutiou proposing lo amend ! mh'Uuii one (1) of article mx (it) of thti CVimtitutiou of tho Statu of Ncbra. ka. rotating to judicial power. He If resolved Olid enacted by the L gltlu j lure of th Hi*'* f Nebraska; Sroti.m 1 l hit e tiioii on Oj u( article six i i9) of Mi* t * mstituth *w of ih« 'Slate *4 Nebraska 1 |mc urn* tided |*> fwi4 m follow * K I ttoM l The Judicial §x»*ef of this slate ! sk ill vested in a »upr* mo • <urt district j |>d ( |>' l > luarfiairnU*. »<> l lu an. It >.lb»f In lh» *upr>‘>u > it.tin m mnjr i la. l.f law in alti ii U^thlnU ..( Ibu uvnW < > iwt 4 U> wk bulli*» pub" II*. A: in ««. I Mir. b b A l>. Id A Jwtiil rubituli.ia im.jiu»iu»j U> tMllvUtl MHUttMU I'Wkdll (Hid Mtofe lU i»>«I »U«< ChwIiimka «l |Im> Mill* «>f NVUmA*. rvUliuii »., im-tuab in uam< bar! .if «m>|. iu«' 4li t ‘lull. I ih.uiI )■<«■« Hm II fb**i«w.| i»l abb 1*4 n* Kb U ».« lb* M*M •» N» ■ #*■*«►* I lb*> WMM «(*«** .lit >4 HU al 141 4 lb* i KtMltMUt ** ml *tb lilla u4 >>.■»•'** W* Mk»ttAwl I 1**1 *. ft* tuN* •»< law* II Tib i**l*IlM* atbu«*«* lav r.U -4 lib ***»*»«« *«*>l*4 I* M*h blM Ii vum w< lb* **N» tank » •*« «iw» in* »*« MW tl*-«***4 iImM llk'lbl wl WMMtlf via* b> Ml <Hi*tb* lb»« Mb* la * •*»• "*» nut W-b* lb- *»«*** *1 1*4*-* .4 MI fct.an* M* l -tt-MWI await* * . 1 in* IbIM*. biio-lt ul lb* «•*•* a* n «*i .«»*•■* iki t|.***.‘l <4 ■ MlWNMl ImiHmi *m4 »»wl tj vwftatl MM. Mai «.»• n i* . >*** ■ t mi i***** i* m* n oubtM I * 4 .t*V- I *b«M *..* »<bMu lb* nflbt* *1 M# '*4?. «-•» 1 itMk bib Mu A > ml r***4uli * |U|»aiH* i . »iu»tt4 ■nii DMilliifiilub »(t* (ii >4 Ik* (,\>wiii«in4 ul Ik* Wik u| iittiimlA H iu.»4 I” »• If |(Wf Be It resolved and enacted by the !,egisl»ture of th * BtaU* of Nebraska: Section 1. Tlmt iccMon si» (M). rti In one #1) of lhe Constitution of the Htate of Ne braska Ih» amend d t«» re id *s follows : Booth m <1. 'lie* right of Min! l> jury shall remain invkilttti, l*ur tin' icgl* atu " av pro vi le th it in civil actions flv*-s1xta- of 11. • jui y inav render a verdict., and the kuisiat aic may Ml o nu l» man trial by a jury of a .ess number than twelve men, in court a inferior to the dis trict court. Approved March 29, A L). 1mP.». ,A joint resolution proposing to amend section one (1) of article five (5) of the Constitution of Nebraska, relat ing to officers of the executive depart ment. IUi it rueilv.d uml enacted by the JU'tibda turn of the State of Nebraska: Section I That section one (1) of ar ticle five (M of the Const itiitiou of ih<« • tnto of Nwbruska l>e amend'd to road a* fol lows : Section 1 The executive department shall consist of a governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of stub', auditor of public ac* units, tren-urvr, sui erintemlcnt of pub'i • in struction, Attorney general, commissioner of puoii'j iHiids jucj buildings, mid three railroad f-ominis-iofb-i s. ea h ol whom, except lie- sin l railroal coniinirtsloueiM. shall hold his often for a term of two years, ft-oni the first Thursday after the first Tuesday in .huiuary, after his election, and until his successor is eiectc 1 und qualified. Ea h railroad com missioner all all hold his oftee for a term of three yen's beginning on the first Thursday after the first Tuesday in Jn uary a ter his ole tion, and until his sU'-c* s sor is eh l»-d and qualified. Provided, however, That at the first general elec tion held after the adoption of this amend ment there *huil he elected three railroad commissioner**. one for the isirlod of oti« year, one for th*» period of two years. and one for the p<nod of three years. Tim gov ernor, secretary of state, auditor of pub lic accounts, and treasurer shall reside at the capital during their term »f olU*e; they shnli W< «■;» the public record-*, looks ami pap* r* there amt shall perform *u<h du tilts a« may he required by law. Approved March HO, A. V. 1 495. A joint resolution proposing to amend section twenty-six (20) of ar ticle live (5) of the Constitution of the Htuto of Nebraska, limiting the num ber of executive state oflieers. Be it resolved and enneted by th** Leg islature of the Htate of Nebraska: Hcction 1. Tliafc section twenty-nix (dl> of urtlole five (f)j of the Constitution of the Htate of Nebraska be amended to read as follows: Boo tion 28. No other executive state ofTl cars exempt those named in sc-tion on* fl» of this article shall bo created, except hy an act of the legislature which Is ..I In t tr Ii.j j It.-..> I I., .... I- .nrllo of the members elected to each house thereof; ProvitWi, That any office created by an act of the legislature may be abolished by the legislature, two-thirds of the mem* bora elected to each house thereof concur ring. Approved March IM). A. 1).. 1893. A joint resolution proposing to amend geetion nine (ii) of article eight (8) of tin* C(fi)»titution of the State of Nebranka, providing for the investment of the permanent educational funds of the state. Be it resolved and enacted by the Legisla ture of the Htate of Nebraska: Hection 1. That section nine (0) of article eight (8) of the Constitution of the Htate of Nebraska be amended to read as fob lows: hection 9. All funis In-longing to the Htate for educational purposes, the Interest and income whereof only are to be used, shill be deemed trust funds held by the state, and the state shall supply all losses there of that may In any manner accrue, so that the same shall remain forever Inviolate and undiminished, and shall not be in vested or loaned except on United States or state securities, or registered county bonds or registered school district, bonds of this state, and such funds with the inter est and income thereof are hereby solemn ly pledged for the purpotie* for whh h they are granted and set apart, and shall not be transferred to any other fund for othur uses: Provided. The board created by section 1 of this article is empowered to sell from time to time any of the securities belonging to the permanent school fund and invest the proceeds arising therefrom in any of the securities enumerated in this section bear ing a higher rate of interest whenever an opportunity for better investment is pre sented; And provided further. That when any warrant upon the state treasurer reg ularly issued in pursuance of an appropri ation by the legislature and secured by the levy of a tax for its payment, shall be presented to the state treasurer for payment, and there shall not be any money in the proper fund to pay sucu warrant, the board created by section 1 of this article may direct the stats treas urer to pay the amount due on auch war rant l'rom moneys in his hands belonging to the permanent school fund of ths state, and he shall hold said warrant as an in vestment of said permanent school fund. Approved March M. A. D 1893. A joint resolution proposing nn amendment to t!<u Constitution of the State of Nebraska by adding a new section to article twelve (12) of said constitution to be numbered section two (2) relative to the merging of the government of cities of the metro ]»>litan class and the government of iur i!'uuu' ' «u' in ii « n w«v loontt*!. }w it yomilttul a»4 nubelml by Iho U.u Uluru uf ib» Mato uf Nobraaka. 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It rctmlved And enacted by th** lc: Mature uf tliH Htatn of Nebraska: H‘ctton 1 That mccMoii two (*/) **f Hvlid • fourteen (14; of the Con* ifUMuu of iIs * State of Nnixmka, be amended to real «.* follow*: Sue. 2 No city, county, town, precinct# I inuniclnaliiy, or other *ubdlvi*ioii of tho , Htate, Mhati ever make donation* to any work* of internal improvement. or I manufactory, unlc** a proposition *o to I do Mhall have Men flr*t Hulnnlttcd to the I qualified elector* and ratified by a two | third* vote at an election by authority of I law; Provided That nuoh donation* of a , county with the donation* of muc)i *ui di vi*ion* in the aggregate Mhall not exceed ten per cent of the a**e**ed valuation of •ucli county; Provided, further. That any city or county may, by a/ three-fourth* Vote, increase HUch Indebted mu* five |»r cent, in addition to *nch ten in r runt and no bond* or evidence* of lsidebtedne** no i**ued mIihII be valid unlota the Manic *hi'l h ive end »r*c I thereon a certificate *igned bv the Mccr* tary and auditor of *tate, showing that the *umo i* inMiied pursuant to law. Approved March 211, A D-, 1*95. I, J. A. Piper, secretary of slate of the stato of Nebraska, do hereby certify that the foregoing proposed amendments to the Constitution of the State of Ne braska are true and correct copies of the original enrolled und engrossed bills, as passed by the Twenty-fourth session of the legislature of the Slate of Nebraska, us appears from said original bills on tile in this office, und that all and each of said proposed amendments are submitted to the qualified voters of the Stute of Ne braska for their adoption or rejection at the general election to be held on Tuesday, the 3d day of November, A. D., lbdtf. In testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hand und affixed the great seal of the Stute of Nebraska. Done at Lincoln this J7th day of Julv. in the veurof our Lord. One Thou- i : warn], Eight Hundred and Ninety Hix, of the Independence of the United Staten the One Hundred and Twenty First, and of thia state the Thirtieth. (Seal.) J. A. PIPER, Secretary of State. NOTICE OK SALK UNDER OH ATTLK MORTGAGE. Notice )m hereby given that l>v virtue of urban cl inorfgHge <mte<l on thetfHtli day of May, is'Hiand duly filed In the office of the county clerk of Sherman county, Nebraska on the ifcah day of May, |Hk; and executed by A. Foltz and Join Foltz to Elizabeth Kent, to secure the fin* payment of the HUH! of Four Hundred Fifty five Dollars and Fifty-Mix Conti# (#4.Y>.fti.) and interest, arid npon which there 1m now dwe the huiii of Sfsi.H* Default having been made in ihe payment of said Hum and no suit <>i other uro ceding* at Jaw having been in Hittutcd to recover Maid debt «»r any part thereof, therefore I will sell Die property,* therein fleMcrlhed. viz: one bay horse, six years old; One buy home, one hind foot white, ftv* yearn old; Three set s of light double ham os n ; Two Mingle, top buggies: One two Heated top buggy. One dark Iron gray home, eight yearn old. < me lighter iron gray borne, mi \ year* old , One bay mare seven yearn old; one Imv horse, eight years old, al public miction, at the livery barn. In block in. in the original Town of Loup city. Nebraska, on the ifthid day of Aug mm!, JMUfJ at ieo'clock a. m. Ki.l/A life r II Kknt, Mortgagee II Ha HI. AN A TAVbOK, her A ttys LEGAL LOT ICE. .John Swouey. defendant will take notice that on July •MUi: R'Urt, there was Hied In the district court of sherman county. Nebraska, by Kittle ttwouey. plaintiff, a petition for a divor.se from nuid defendant, on the ground that said defendant has without just cause wilfully abandoned and utterly deserted the plaintiff for more than two years last past; That said defendant has exercised cruelty toward said plaintiff, and that said defendant has wantonly and cruelly fulled and neglected to provide suitable maintainance for said plaintiff, said defendant being at all times of sufficient ability to so do. Defendant furth er prays care and custody of the children. (leace and Robert Swouey. You are required to answer said petition on or before Monday, the Hist day of August I8M. Attest: Kittik s\v«»i kv. IMairtOd Lotfia Rkjn. County C’lerk. Loup City Market Report 1'ricea paid for: Horn • .13 Wheat .35 Oat*. . ,|2 Hogs .. | Cow# ami heifers 2.no u, •• •& Feeder* 3.00 ! llutter, per pound . h 1 Eggs, perdu* G(i/Gk INdatoe* -jsi Tk Only Gomplete Bool I u By Julian Cursor) V iinitnltili g 4‘4’i Urge. WmilUuMy firluletl (iwi'it, null rue lug it «•«>••• lli'tory of ||||< gr«*u«i*t turn tilt* lint i v. r yitiiml Amurliit, Uliialrali.it w Hit l.ttl *|>rrlal (4,a» kua rh.ii.tgiafliu Ut«< K»l|» »i. lit bluiltHai II.Ml tiin bull itior j urm. w: i« Ktilwi -it lv «tit k -wet lit mall i t»wt|iaia imi itmuii ut *ti«« turf t.lbwigi 1at mu tu l|«ai< iVub k>i >wr iki ml >11 uuuiin tail inw. in **«bi. 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