Uoaal Daws. Roxy, of Ord was here Halutday L. Rein went !o Athtou Saturday. .)#». Rentlrow returned from Omahs Monday. For any thing in the Harness line eall at T. M. Ret ds. 'I'he U. P. linemen were up to the city Monday. 1 have corn, oats and ground feed lor •ale T. M. Reid. J. |). Gilbert of Arcmllu spoilt Sunday Willi relatives here. Then. I,. Pllger is home after several day • i hsi nee at Omaha. Mr.aud Mrs. J. A. Angler are vlstdng this w it knl Harvard, Nebr. K. K. Forsythe, conductor on the I . P. Ison the sick list this week. Considerable corn Is being sold mi till* matket despite the low price. Fit cattle and good roll butter wanted at the CRy Meal Market. . Geo. Gibson returned from hi* business trip to Lincoln lust Friday evening. Mr. ai d MrsT. M Scott, of l.lich fleld spent Sunday 111 Loup Cite, K. It Fisher started for Iowa la*s Tues day where lie will spend the winter. Col. Young lost a gold watch last Thursday. Finder will please return to ow ner. Miss Stephens, of l.ftchlield was visit ing friends at the ceutily seat last Hat ....-I-.., ■.' J • Kd VeetJer lx at Nelaott, (hi* atate Where he hit* aeoured n Jolt htlakilig corn, Alfered Anderaon, our |>■ >|■ ■ ■ Ihr miller made a large ihlpilie t o Ilnur to Rock vllle Saturday. Rev. Zimmerman, of Colorado delivered a very able aermon at the M. K. eburob 8uti.1ey evening. William Oilman who ha* been dang ernualy *iek for the paat three week* I* now rapldlv recovering. St. Llbtry nation a few mlle*tbl* aide of Orand (aland waa reopened a* a telegraph office ln*t week. Mr Himpaon t.'ilaa and family arrived from Oregon la*t Wetfneaday and we underatand will make tiller home again In Sherman County. Mra Potter,of Litchfield accompanied by her *on arid daughter attended the Hpeaklng laat Saturday evening wl lie viaitlng in the city. Steven Cray, of the Round Front barn made a hiedne** trip to Caro Monday, Gene Patton, our clever ton»orlul made a trip to Litchfield last week. Odendaht "roa are putt I tig in a new front to their (tore and building a new brick foundation for the aame. They are hNo bricking up the cellar wall of their Ice houae, O. A. Clark, of Litchfield math' till* office a pleeaant call laat Wedneaday afternoon anil left u* a good xupply of the needful which waa placet) to hi* credit on aithacrlptlon. Ifarrv Kdmotifon, who ha* been vl.it ing here for the paat week atarted for Fremont Wedneaday and will vi*l» relative* there before making a vlalt to hi* old home In lUitioix. MU* Bell Mullck drove into the coun try laat Friday afteuroou and brought hi.m«* her bislcr Mils Miiv wim Sunday with her parent* after a week* labor in the acbool room. In the Spring time a voting mum'* fancy lightly turn? to thought* of— l>cWit','* Little Early River*, for they til way* «lean*e the, liver, purify the h’ood, and invigorate the *)*t*iii.— OilendHhl Uio*. O, Manchester, front Oak Creek town »hip we* In attendance at the republi can rally lu»t Saturday night. He bring* good new* from tlmt townthip. Il« any* that a material change ha* taken plica In favor of republloanMm and *ouud money, l>itl ) ou ever think how readily the bhiod I* po!aimed b> eonatlpaihmf Had Idood inaan* bad tealth and pre mature old age UeWItl'a Little Early Itlver*. thu faittuu* litttle pill*, overcome olntinate c,m»fipallou Odemlahl Hro* W\\ ran IttU.Qlh) blwkeit*. hena, gve»e, turkey*, duck* in fact fowta of all kind*, alao fat cattle Will pay the hlghe»et price at the city meat mar ket. The rin id I M Heed 11 L It Kl*h er w»* tiled lot week lu couuly dodge kay‘* n min and Ike July lalltt.g to agtee It «a* trie I again tkn week T.te •eeoud ‘rial al*u rc.nl,#d tn a fallora of ito |uri to t«t.i,g in a verdi-1 aod a thin) Inal *111 taka ,-hoa Hot-the, I tu» «tt*ot|.,i, „„ *, otuat of Ita *111* veil tnavtlv ape* i vl !»ati» to t«r*„d l*l*nd V| o, day The I *>•>» l‘*eig will mu a •t a* I• Ham i« Itrattd l,Ui,d M ««••*> Xm tod fal b“» *l,k tog 1,1 hear w J Hrv v« •(•*** I.-•*.** I i Ivy at tM.I M I* I*,* for t„ * | |r||. I'-t yiitkei* *c*0 -o, of a ldr- «• ) tt Caibb \gi Correcting More of Governor Ho! comb’s Misrepresentations. | GIVE CREDIT WHERE DUE Th« Governor I'laya Llttl* Fort In tin Trnnoartlon of IftuoInrM—An l/njuol Fight on Superintendent. Corbett Gerieril Churchill mid Mutnol liiNurMiice. Likoot.ii, Neb , Oct. 24.—At fhn bo pinning of fhn hint week of thocam paign tho attnoophero of tho atato capt , tal lias a decided tinge of republican confidence in the outcome, anil no re publican connected with the manage ' men t of: ho canvas haa any reason to I change ilia estimate of a liiieral re ! pnblican majority for the entire ticket.. ! Populists are basing some hopes on the trip which their candidate will make I through the central part of tho stale | November 2, bnt there is every reason to believe that republican sentiment, is so jsirfcetly crystallized that it. cannot bo shaken at any point by Mr. Bryan's flying tonr. There are indications that the mana gers of the democratic-populistic cam paign have little hope of carrying tlin ! state for Bryan, and are preparing to hedge and make a strong bid for sup port for Holcomb during the last week of the campaign. Already reports have boon received from a number of coun ties stating that, tho popocrata ami deni opopa are offering to give McKinley votes in exchange for Holcomb votes, and while it is not probable that, many republicans are disposed to make tlie oxenauge, it is nevertheless not units* to cantion them against suen trades. The stato is good for a major ity for tint entire ticket, national and state, and it will be wise for every re publican to vote bis ticket straight in stead of considering trading proposi tions. Ho far ns Governor Holcomb is con cerned, lie lias been running a campaign strictly for himself for a couple of months past, and has had campaigners out working in hi* personal interest. Ills leading card has been a misrepre sentation of republican state officials and a glorification of himself. Hi* rep resentations in regard to state educa tional funds have been referred to in a previous letter, wherein it was shown that tho credit of tho management and investment, of the permanent school fund has been entirely due to tho re publican officials who comprise the hoard, and of which the governor is merely the presiding officer. Ho there is nothing in that. That Two IluutJrttfl TIiommmikI Dollar*. Governor Holcomb and some of his speakers have been very industrious in telling the voters of the state liow he has saved two hundred thousand dollars by his careful and economical adminis tration of affairs. In the first place there lias been no such saving. The appropriations of the last legislature were pared down so that no such saving could effected, the business of the various departments and state institu tions a lready being on an economical basis when Holcomb catne into office. He does not, in fact, have the disposi tion of any state fuuds except those ap propriated for the maintenance of his own office. He has the appointment of heads of most of the state institutions, but he lias little to say as to how the funds for these institutions shall be expended. Supplies for the state and all of the state institutions are purchased by the board of purchase and supplies, ou competitive bids, and contracts are awarded to the lowest bid der. The conduct of the various insti tutions is entirely in the hands of tho board of public binds and buildings. It will bo found upon the closest investi gation that the interests of tho state have been carefully consulted by these boards, and bo fur as Governor Hol comb’s voice and vote have gone, he has been equally considerate. There is no in timation to tho contrary. But when the governor tukes to himself tho credit for un impossible saving, and re tlecta upon his brother olllciaU in the same connection, it is as well that tho facts should be stutod and generally un derstood. A Uiu|wl|ii of NkriyrMMlntlM Dnriug tho past few weeks of the campaign there ia a still stronger ten dency of the populist press and speak ers to break over the barriers of truth and make unfair attack upon some of the republican candidates To the credit of republicans it can be said that they have not made this sort of a cam paign, and have not even shown a dtsposuiou to retaliate, believing that the until will l*> found out l-efotu •lrett, u day and that ju»ltcv will pt« vail at the outcome Mate dopenntcmleut Corbett ts one of the ofltcla who lias been subjected to attacks which it »« to, foundation in truth, reason of justico If the rhatges notate against him by a few pat*' not a-u.iulaw War i, (|mini any refutation, it baa been given lively and pub'hdy long ago out th« Signal Area of nun and wnm< u of Itie highest standing in the slate Among these are 11,a fa rmer •u|>itwiaiidt«. u. The pea p:« of M- hroska. wb»» *|>| r> a iaia hint l« a 4 slate safe >. o I a a 1 enl i4 pHten mstiua lt n, vnsit ate Inn* jmle-j at ' tedis wJ the Uaajanq that he will have writ he a tei-whe hi slander and a complete vindication o his course as a man and as an official 1 Attorney General Churchill in nn Other i ffieial who has been attacked bj willful misrepresentations. Thisaltacl is led by the officers of the Farmers Mutual insurance company, which wiv refused a certificate to do business bj the state auditor npon the opinion ol the attorney general. The company brought suit in the supreme court, bj mandamus, to coni|iel flic auditor to is i sue a cerfificntc, but the writ was re fused by the court. This is the extent of Gen.ChurchiUV'hoatility" to the mu tual insurance law. He is not in position to help or hinder these corporations, be ing a mere Interpreter of the law, sworn to uphold it, anil in no sense its ex ecutor. His general course lias been out of friendliness to mutual insurance, and he has not at any time played into the hands of the old-line companies. As sertions to the contrary are utterly and absolutely false, made with file inten tion to deceive, and for the purpose of wreaking personal revenges upon a faithful ami competent official. Ixmk Out Kur K.leventh«lliMir llom luti-ks. It ought not to Ixi necessary to cau tion voters against the “eleventh-him* roorback," Hut It will be remembered that tin, campaign Just closing will Ixi noted for the fakes and forgeries that have boon pat oat by the demix-ratiu managers and newspaper press, to he reprinted and reiterated and circulated long after tln-lr true character had been exposed. Hence It is not too much to «xpect that some new canard will he sprung during the lust few days before election. Naturally this would be the last card of the desperate managers of a desimrate campaign. The tight is already won for the re I publican state and national ticket. It only remains for republicans to be vigi ■ hint and keep up an aggressive canvass until the close of election day, to make the victory one that will he memorable i'ii ii'-i in i'Hin '-iiinn. THAT BALLOT CONTItOVI M ,V. Bxoreterjr of Main I’lper'a llto-laloii* An Siialiilni-cl IIf Ihe Nn|irnm« Court. Tim facts in regard to tho controversy between the two wing* of the demo cratic party in Nebraska have been gen erally uudomtoo I, and it i* due to Sec retary of State Piper that the public should bo correctly informed. It, started In IS'M when the "gold bug” democrat* bolted the convention that nominated Holcomb, tlie bolters nominating astute ticket with P. I). Htardovant for gov ernor. Secretary Piper refused to put the inline* upon tiie ballot except by petition. A ]Mttitiou with five hundred names wu* secured and tho names were placed upon the official ballot a* "demo crat* by petition.” Thi* ticket in the j election of J804 polled more than one 1 per cent of tho vote of the state. Tin* | gave tiie bolting wing of (lie democracy | standing a* a party. In 18!K5 the "gold bug” democrats nominated T. J. Mahoney for supreme judge. When In* certificate of nomina tion was filed three day* remuiued in whieli to file a profe*t agaiiiNt putting his name on the official ballot. After five day* had elapsed a protest was filed, j Secretary Piper wu* then estopped by j law from considering the protest, but desiring to be fair lie agreed to stipulate) a test case to the supreme court, which decided that Mahoney could appear on tho ballot a* a democrat. A* a matter of fact ho had polled two votes to every one polled by the "silver” democrat for the *ame office. Tilts ye'ar the same “gold bug” organ ization nominated a state ticket. Tho “silver” democrat* protested. Secretary Piper decided that the "gold bugs” had the right to appear on the ballot a* demo crats. The "silver” democrats appealed to tho supremo court, which not only sustained Secretary Pipor in this one particular, but also a* to every other iUi/«tuiiitl Sin If Will tin UAnli flint flliuin | who attempted to make political capital | against the secretary of state started out I too early. Indeed, it is a great feather in ! the cup of Secretary Piper, whose care 1 ful and law-abiding methods have been ] of great value to the state in mauy in stances. _ CORBETT IS COMMENDED. " Opi»o«ltlon N>wi|inp«r« l>«noti ur« the of HU If any candidate on the republican state ticket is elected, that one will be : State Superintendent Oorbett, and it [ will Ire largely because tli i people de spise contemptible campaign methods, e*|*-cialiy when employed against all ■ itlleicnl public officer, A eontciuporary lately described a ooitalu court decision In (iage county | as reversing ail important ruling of the stale su|a>riutendent <>n a pant of school law Un investlgalloii we tlud that the ruling In question was sus tained instead of reversed, and in no case has a single decision of that offerer been overruled by the courts dunng the pteseul adiumutralion. We Hud that Mr Corbett t* very pop ular among I- i diem amt school officers and they sp-ak of lus work a* strong and twoglewstva We believe tire fool ish chetgva agaiuat buu have bestu trumped up by a Utile clique »f p-r M-ual enemies. end we regret that any of the p - qi.e s |- nly i-ap-is should make the polittv*» biuitder of giving ii» m put--.11V 1 lc-u»au Is ->f p-pailsta who bin «c m fair politic* wtti i rcifiMftor provid' d. »h;»ll h« for t% porl'td of not l*** than flv« (/>) ymru a# tho bvl«), A. I) ItfMI A joint revolution proponing un araeuduibut to unction thirteen (J8) of article nix of the Con* ti tot ion of the Btate of Nebranka, relating to com pensation of supreme and district coart judges. fb it rwn.iv.Kl by tho I^WliUtir. of IhuHUte of Nebraska; Hcetlon 1. That section thirteen (ill) of article six Ot) of the Constitution of the btate of NebrA«ku be amended sous to read /as fol* ; lows: Hco hi Th<» Judges of the supreme and district courts shall receive for their services su< h compensation as tuny bo provided by law, payable quarterly. The legislature "hall at Its first session after the adoption of this amendment, three fifths of tho members elected to cah bousa concurring, establish their compensation. The compensation so os tab j shed shall not be changed oftnner | than onca In four years, and in no event unless two-thirds of tin members elected to each house of tho legislature concur therein. Approved March HO, A J> IWft. A Joint rexolutiou proposing to amend aectiou twenty-four (24) of article five (5) of the Constitution of tho Btate of Nebraska, relating to com pensation of tho officers of tho executive department. lie it resolved and enacted by the Legislature of the Htute of Nebraska: beet ion 1. That section twenty-four (24) of article five (A) of the Constitution of the btate of Neoranha be amended to road us fol lows: boot Ion 24. The officer* of the executive department of the state government shill receive for their services a compensation to be establish'd by law, wht h shall be mother Increased nor diminished during the term for which they ahull hive been com* udiMiorted and they shall not receive to their own u-iouny fees, costs, interests, uoou pu die money a m their hand* or under their control, perquisites «t it* first session after the adoption of this amend* no-lit, thr«»* fl''the of the members elected to each hou»o of the legislature eon* currlng, establish the salaries of the otflocr* nuim d in this article The com* peamtion so estebiished shall uot be changed often or than once in four years and In uo event unless two thirds of the members elected to each house of the legislature concur therein Approved March V A- L> 144. A joiut resolution projxsiiug to amend motion on® (1) of mtiole six (ti) of the Constitution of the State of Nebras ka, relating to j utile* ul power. 11- II r«*olv*d and exacted by the LcgUla lure of the HI «m ..f Nebraska: fcwclton l That ••wet ion on • (l) of art Ida sis (H) f the t‘ institution of thwtHu e of Nebraska 1m MMl 'tided to I Wild a* fobows; la-cl toil I. Thwjudi tal power of this ■tulw shah bw vested in a supreme court distil I court* county c ottris justices of ih«> » * tuagUii •<. « and iu -in 11, tun ilul rbf i . tb •upreno* com! as may It I a . thu-d* ' the »» tnulaHS saekii t*» each holt*a Abpr >v«*t Mtr> h H, A tb 1*4 A Joint resolution }>fo|>«tuj{ tu Silt®ltd section ®Wv*t* (tl) of Ulthio sit (6) of th® Constitution of ih® 8t«ts of j N'obiusku. tcUUug to tuerc.**® u« uum | her of •upl ine uttd duditcl eotttl | Judges It it t«ss^>si *** 4 *»*■% >*•>*>.t hf th hafuistiff : of th* »-4 34- hms* j | a* • iimm i 1***-- «w»j -1- -a * * lit) ef •tit t« at ill vf lit t csi as'i . y ih sifis * sf S l«U4 fcs IMtt ‘TB to l«st *» h j Sms* ►» ir»«i )| Th® hf® silts *h*o«i l««r [ IksMsof »h" iu «w-*w«s i*4 to «**■ h hs* j »h ' co® u * k* • M»a« mo/ «f»* t the «ear J *•**•• th e • *d d«M hwaoso ***r *.!**•» m**♦* j i>< t b 1 -c.i* 4*i* 0',j t ef * • ** ♦ j t«i ns*§ th *•*««# m J*lgs« ef s«s S nssMm aw i >t* ot t and be |at< e j *s «f *h sfiaia *4 h sid | tsr bnfw.f 4 f froAtSMIfcl boa '»» 0*4 I h>Uia-o!«| h, • * ♦* (msos. ®a4 *S | im ' o«*-- # * • b»4MS ta lh* h ti 1 That sect ion one (1) of ar tiole flv* (A) of tii" fonstil uilon of iho Mat* of Nebraska I si amended to rtmd a* foi lows: Hectlon 1 The executive department shal consist of a governor, liimtdisrit governoi a*"rotary of stale, auditor of pub I account* treasurer, «ui oiiuteudent of pnbli i in si r uction, attorney general, coiliinlssioiief of public lands arid buildings, and thrm rsliroad rominissloKar* mk-d oi a born exc.pt tini »ail railroad eorninlsslomo s shall hold »his office for a ferrn ol two years from tin# first Thursday after the first Tuesday In .January, after hts election. Mini until Ids successor ii elflcte I and qualified Ka h railroad com ml siouer shall hold bis office for a tarnI oi three years beginning on the fir st Thur sday afior the first. Tuesday in gu tuary a tar his wie tion, and until hi* sue.-a sor is «i)o> ted and qua ifled. Provided, however, 'I hat at the first gem-ral oi.-tv tion held after tho adoption of this nmond ninnt there ►hall la» elected three railroad aorntnlssionari. one for the period or one year, ruin for the period of two years, and one for the period of throe years. The gov errior, secretary of state, auditor of puh lie accounts, and treasurer shall refidn at the capital during their term of off) •<« th*/ shall keep the public record*, looks and papers there aud shall perform such uu ties as may be required by law. Approve 1 Mar* h MO, A. If 1 MW. A joint resolution proposing to amend section twenty-six (2tl) of nr* tide flvo (ft) of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska, limiting the mini* Der or oxeotiura Mate omcers. it ru*oivMl mid fniwt«l lijr the iniuMirii of til" Hint it of Nobn»«kit: Hw'tlon 1. That auction twenty *ix (ft) of nrtiejo ttvo (ft) of tho Gon«lUutioii of the Hnito of NohniMku ho uaondMi to road a follow*: ttMtion lifl. No otbur executtvo Ntatu off! cur* ox' ijpt thuitf riMoiwd in no tion on*» (1; of thu nrtlclo *lmll ho crout'd, (-scope hy iin set of tho IfttfiMlntijro which I* c oncurred in hy not 1mm than thru*- jfjurtit* of the ffiwniher* oloctod to ihkIi hoo*o thereof} VrovUM, Tli*t any office created hy »n H'-f, of tho hvi^lMture may he nboitxhe'l hy the lute (Mixture, two-third* of tho m<*m here elected to eeeii hou*e thereof concur' rln tf. Approved March JJU, A. U. 1106. A Joint regulation proposing to amend section nine (9) of article eight (8) of the Constitution of the Htate of Nebraska, providing for the investment of the permanent educational funds of the state. Ho It resolved snrl enacted by tbu Leglsla turo of the Mats of Nebraska: Paction 1. That section nlnu (If) of grtfidii eight (K) of tbu Constitute*n of tbu Htute Of Nebraska Lu amended to read n< fol lows: bectlon 0. All funds belonging to ton stslu for educational purposes, trio Interest and Inuonis whereof only sre to be used, .b ill lay deemed trust funds held by the stale, and the slate shall supply all losses there of that may In any manner accrue, so that thn same shall rnmsin foruysr luyiolatu and iindlinlnlshed, and shall not lie in vested or loanud except on United Htate* or slate *•- unties, 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 purposes for whb h they are granted anil set apart, and shall not b* transferred to any otbur fond for other uses; Provided. The lioard 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 tb" securities enumerated lo this suction beat ing a higher rate of interest whenever an opportunity for butter investment Is pre sented; And provided further, That when any warrant upon the state treasurer reg ulnrly leu d In pursuance of an appropri ation by the legislature and secured by the levy of a tux for Its payment, shall be presented pi the state treasurer for payment, and there shall not be any money In thu proper fund to puy such warrant. the board created by section 1 of this article may direct the state treas urer to pay the amount due on su b war rant from moneys In hts hands belonging to the permanent school fund of the state, and he shall hold said warrant as an in vestment of suid permanent school fund. Approved March at, A. D 1B03. A joint resolution proponing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of NebrakUa by adding a new sectiou to article twelvo (13) of said constitution to be numbered sectiou two (3) relative to the merging of the government of cities of the metro politan class and the government of the counties wherein such cities are located. Ha It rnaulvmt and anaoted by tba I*-fcu laiuro of lb* mate of Nobnuka: Mselt'-n 1 That arliola tsolva (I'.') of lh* O-okiiiutlou »f th» htata of Noorwka t*> ain-nda-l i.jr a idles I - sanl aril-la a u-W sao* Uoii lo i a uiuulx r-al soon,.a iw . (J) to r-a-,1 a - follows; Mavlioti J. Th- Sor-rtuusal of any oily of Iks m«lro|>>iitaa alaas and Ik- s-v araiuMt of lha -ouBly In whiuk II Is lo.at-kl m»« l*> is h irieHM Appruv.-I Uu h Al A It. I MU A joint teaulutt-iH |ir.i|a«IUg an tspnilsinil tu ssntlou SIS (() uf Alt tela Set on (?) uf the iVnstituii u uf the |it»le uf KehtAshA. preautlUug lha uiaitiM-r lii which v«>t*e shell he oast Iw it r«o-» -I isl -s> I* I hr lh* U|hsi Af* af lit- AtaW «/ h. inosi a cl lhal •• l*o sis (Si uf aril s s’** * l i *.f *ha - "S-nisli * of lha nisi* of h -o- ha aw a Ism tu *»sl sa bd ISMI i«- lloa a Ail w as -hah ha hy Sil ul -»s is h da- *.. ih •> as war A* M*wiiiai A* tsa j-tvyu | lh- sa-tu-ss f mafias be MoaUMtkd Act-<— I Mar- h St A It M> A )iut rseolwinws |sty>«iiif lu au-. u-t Aaeti di lw« (I) of Attncu font hew (14) uf the (.'usttilsIM **f the Slsls of S'-HUasha, hislllr lu fusilloM t * iks , | thteiwt) Mhps-ivMwlit AMt mannfaetoric*. Be it r»'Hi»lv - I and enacted by thM La*X i-lniur*- of tli*- *H»t« **f N •! rn*K»: H Ttioti I Thai roc ion two (!) t*f fourteen (14; of ih» »ons.nu'iou of ih B ah* of Nri>iu««tu. be iiutrixliti to r»-ai <%■* i follow**: 8e<\ & No city, county, town, prod tint, municlnallty, or other iiubdivNioti of the Ntato, ahull ever in donulbm* to any work* of in h* rim i improvement. or maniifactory, uni**, a proposition ao to do Mhaii hive heeu iirmt *u bin It ted to tho qimliilod etc* tom an i ratlfle.l hy a two third* v<»t« at an ch*. M*»n Inr authority of . law; Provided That Mich donation* of » county with the doimtloiiN of auch nuldi* vUioii* in tha aygrugiitu Hbail not noiKd ten per cent of the aunca-md valuation of such county; Provided, further, That nny city or county may, by a three fourth** vote, increase mu*'1i incr cent and no tmnd* or •ridanc#** of ifiunl>t«*dncs« mo InmiuvI Mhali bo valid unlo** th** mhiiio -h»J IriV* endorse 1 th iron a **«rlifboift Higie d bv thu uccretary and itudiior of Mtatn. allowing that th»* aame la !m*uc1 pursuant to law. Approved March 20, A D.. iHUft. I, J. A, Piper, *ecretary of *tate of j the Htate of Nebiunka, do hereby certify that the foregoing proponed amendment,, to the CoiiMtltutiou of the Htate of No hru*ka arc true and correct copied of the original enrolled and engroxxed bill*, o« panned hy the Twenty-fourth nonniou of the leginlature of the Htule of Nebra*ka, an up|M:arn from Huid original hill* on file in thin office, anil that all and each of nuid proponed amendment* are Muhmittcd to the qualified voter* of tire Htate of Ne brtmku for their adoption or rejection at the general election to he held on Tuendey, the 8d day of November, A. I)., IHW. In testimony whereof, I have here unto *et my hand and affixed the great *eul of the Htate of Nebroxka. Done at Lincoln thi* 17th day of Julv. in the vearof our Lord. One Thou •and, Eight Hundred and Ninety-Mix, i of the Independence of the United ^ HtatcN Hie One Hundred and Twenty Find, and of thin stmts the Thirtieth. (Meal.) J. A. PIPER, Secretary of State. I.KUAI, NOTIOK. In District I'ourt of Sherman comity. and state of Nebraska Hiram C. Ohose Hi,, Plain HIT VI. t l.iijiton, O J, Walker, Defendant*, Stale of Nebraaka. . Hnonnau Comity, 1 ' To H V. I,union and H. J. Walker, de fendant*; Von will take notice Him on Hie xTtli day of August, I-.Ik;, plaintiff Imre in (tied Ilia petite.n lathe District Court of Sherman county. Nebraska, against said defendants Hieob)ect and prayer of wlneli are to recover a Judgement for the sit o ol one Hundred Thirty Hollar* und Twenty. •even cent*, il.'tnill) with Interest hi Id per cent per annum now due and payable from said detendanla to aald plaintiff on a cer tain promlnor" note In favor of W T Chase for ■ lie aiim of fllHOO, dated Augual I Vi h IMffX, and payable one year II.mailer with |nlere*l at ten per cent per aunum trom date until paid Maid mile was there after for value duly assigned to ulalntift, and such proceedings were Im I pursuant to law that an order of altacliineni »h. duly Issued In sil.l action, and lawfully levied on the following deseribed real ea late, situate In said eouuty ot Mhernau ami Mlate of Nebraska, to-wlt An undi vided one third InU rest In and to Hie North Weal Quarter of Seel Ion Seventeen (I'd In Township Vifleun (IA) North of liange Mlxleeit wesi.aalhe properly of the said defendant o t I. colon Plaintltf plays for a Judgement for the sum of sii;to i" ( and Interest thereon at literate «>f ten per eenl per annum from Angus'- i!7lh, ls!»i, aiul I he costs of said action and that said land Unsold to satisfy Ihe same. Vou are required to answer said pulllloii on or before the Ulh day of October, Is!*; Haled sept ember (bid, Istl I (1111AM O. CIIAsh Sit Plain I lit Attest tty T M. NllJHTfKOAI.*, l.oCl* Itr.iK, ills Attorney. Clerk of the I) strict Court. I.ICCAI. NOTIOK. in District Court of Sherman County Nebraska. Kllchtleld stale Hank a Corpor ation, Plalutltr V*. li. Y. J.Upton. Defendant. state of Nebraska, . alierman County. I t i# « r« ioi4 weekly 4MuwMi'.).,|iti)a >*t*fta YasiSls k»Ms>4« «$M| fN. pa* a Win It* SPtl (St • **.*♦** r 4MIOO fc*y ~r- "‘“'rr. \ —• *«'«-• t «*<»