,
THE BEST THEY KNOW.
virxn -nmamUitr iVe rA lariv who rnn for th first
v ., . . .. nri f!Uif. .1
time on a railway train, i nere was a inguuiu
collision, but when the rescuers reached her
she was quite calm. She said she supposed
they always stopped that way. The story well illus
trates why so many women are satisfied to live without
Ivory Soap. They have never tried itl Naturally
enough, they think that annoying odors, sharp chemi
cals, and wasteful greasiness are common to all soaps.
WJ
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COM.ISHT 1.11 IT TBI f.OCII. WHI CO. ei0TI
THE CHIEF
PUDLIBIIKD BT
v. u McMillan.
Due year ..
8li months
1100
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PU1IMSIIRI) KVBttY Kid DAY
Entered at the pout olllcc hi Kel Cloud, Neb.ns
ccoud class mull matter.
ADVIIKTMNO lt.TI
Local nclrrtliliiK t rent per lino per Issue
Local Advcrtlslnc for cnU'ttnlimisiiK con
tcrts. socials, etc.. Klvcti l'j i tiuri'ht'H. tharltuble
Octettes, etc.. vlier nil tiioni-vs nilnil tlu-ru
froin aren'td wholl for ehurih or I'hailinhlc
societies, III rt ten lint" tree ami nil over ten
linos S'i cent" icr line per l-iiu;.
Loral iiiheriMiu: of cnlt'rlalumcntN, concerts,
recitals, etc , when- per (ent l Riven to pro
motets f cents or line per l"iie.
Itlrll'I AY AllVMtTISIMI.
One column per inontli t"
One half column per month :i Mi
one lourtli colnmii per tnunlli I ri
General display iidvcrlliiluK h4 cents per
Inch perlstie.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State Ticket.
KoHifixcrmir.
c II Dl.l i Uic-ii,
if Adams ( until)
Kor trilBF) or mhIc
O W MAIMl,
Of Miliard'on Count.
PdrMnloTtcii'iuer.
w.m. Miii:tTi:i(,
Of CuniinliiK Count),
1'or Stale Auditor,
OIIAUI.KS WKSTON,
Of hhcrldan County.
Kor Attorney (Icuurnl,
k. n. rnour,
Of (lane County.
Kir Commissioner Public Lauds,
OKO. I. KOLLMKU,
of Nuckolls County.
Kor Superintendent I'ubllc Instruction.
W. K. KOWI.KIC,
Of Washington County.
Congressional Ticket.
Kir CoiiKressmaii, Mil District,
W. 8. MOHI.AN,
Of Ited Willow County,
County Ticket.
Kor Stale Itcprcsentatlve,
CIIAS. i;. 1UCK9,
Kor Comity Attorney,
K. U. OVi'.IIMAN.
-
tlio holding of their convention until
after tlio Fourth of July. They nro
nfraiil to nominate anybody for vico
president nntl nto auto that they will
be tmulu public huRliing stock if they
don't.
(Son. Chnrle.s F. Miudeihon is bcinp;
iiiitt) pioniincntly mentioned us u
possible "good western man" for the
nomination of icti picsident. Should
ho be noitiiuuteil u wonder uhnl the
demo-pops would ttulMitulu for their
campaign cry oL'DU which was "stand
up for Xobnisl.li "
Two third of the population of it
western country changes every ten
years. Tlio lh.it tiling an intelligent
new arrival does is to .subscribe for a
local newspaper as theio is no other
way in which ho can so easily get tlio
run of things. The business man who
keeps this fact in mind and constantly
keeps his name ptomiiient in tlio local
press is the man who will naturally
catch the trade ot these people and if
he is the right kind of a ma i hi can
hold it. Tlic litiViiHss man who fails
to keep up with the procession isU'iv
soon out ili-taiici d l) joumrci ami
mote ipoiniis iiul, and the man who
think-, ho can so lit inly establish li bus
iness in thiseotiutiy wheio population
shifts so rapidly, without cllort, is
doomed to ptievous failure. When a
man snys that his business is so tirtuly
established that ho doesn't uocd to
push or ndvertiso it, you can conclude
th a the is a fossil Jwho is so llnnly
established, like a rottou log, that tho
moss lias already started on his back.
.
Two populist national conventions
aro beltiR hold this week, one at Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, and the other at
Cincinnati, Ohio. From press dls
patches ono is led to concludo that
each winff of this great reform party
has troublesome ideas of their own
and also thankful that tho couven.
tions aro far enough apart so that there
is no danger of tho ideas of ono crowd
Tho city has settled down to some
thing like its old haimony. Xow why
not let it stay that waj?.
Mrs. (Jeo. V. Downy made somewhat
ol a tour of the western and southern
states this week. Her husband accom
panied her.
Just put it down in your scrap book
that farmers in this immediate, section
of Xebrtiska ore in prosperous circtim
stances and that the crop outlook was
never more promising,
It has been now on days sinco the
stato convention was held, and as yet
the demo pop pit'.-s nus not been able
to tlnd nnjtlii.ig itu "in to f.iy about V
11 Diituch oi mi) if the M t of the
state ticket.
(Jol. Hryan will rest from May loth
until nfter tho democratic covention.
During his vacation ho ought to lovisu
his picturoof tho distressed farmer of
tho west, who lives iu a hovel, without
books or papers, or any of tho com
forts and hardly tho baro necessities
Cfllfe.
Tho only thing tho fusion press can
tlnd against W. S. Morlan is that ho is
a railroad attornoy. That surely is no
discredit, but to tho contrary it speaks
well for his ability. Such corpora
tions aro not in tho habit of hiring
iinyono except competent men to Inu
tile their business.
... . .
Tho fusiou pops now in session at
Sioux Falls aro all at sea and no doubt
liavo begun to wish they hod put oil
m
Life's a soch Race
To a sick tnnu. lie's hobbled, hamper
ed, handicapped b his sickness. Kvery
little while he has to lay off for n day.
lie can't get
ahead. Kvery
Ixxly passes him
in the struggle
for success. If
sickness origi
nates in n dis
eased condition
of the stomach
(and most sick
ness does) there's
a cure for it. Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov
ery is not a cure
oil, but a medi
cine specially dc
' tied to cure
iU i i i -. of the
stttiuieh mid er
gons of digestion
and nutrition. It
cures many forms
of disease, because
many forms of
disease originate
in a diseased con
dition of the stom
ach and digestive and nutritive system.
"1 write to tell you of the (treat ttenefit I have
received from the uc of l)r l'ierce's RoMen
Midlc.il Discovery," writes Mr G II Illrtl.
of IlyrnsUlc, Putnam Comity, West Va "It
cured me of n very had c.ic of indigestion
associated with torpid liver Ileforv I began
the ue of '('olik-ii Medical Discovery' I had
no apiittite, could not sleep or work nut very
little The little that 1 utv did not a&rec with
me; bowel coutip.Ucd and life wai a misery
to me I wrote to Dr Pierce, Kiving the syuip
turns, nud asked for advice You advised me
to try the 'dolden Medical Discmery,' so I be
Kin the use of It, and nllei t.iklui; four bottle
I Ml well lint I went to work but soon j-ot
worsi.so 1 ii 4 mi betjiin tlu u ol it. and u;d
II nl) ut .I!U mid,) lunger wlun I w.is per
riiiieiitly cured I tool, in all nlwul twelve
t I'.tln ol the 'Discovery,' and winu ul Dr
l'ierce's PltM-nnt Pellet iu connection with
the 'Discovery-'"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels iu healthy action,
getting tangled up in tho wheels in tho
heads of tho other crowd. Ihelr opin
ions of each other would lead ono to
believe someone lir.d got kicked out of
the populist bed. Ignatius Donnelly
in speaking A tlio fusion populists at
Sioux Falls remarks that "the Lord has
separated tho sheep from tho goats
and tho exuviae ate all gathered at
Sioux Falls in obsequious severally to
tho democratic party. They are part
ing their coat-tails and inviting the
democrats to kick them, and every
time they aro kicked thoy thank God
and take courage " And the other
gang refers to the Cininuati crowd as
"bolters nud self-constituted patttots,
only n few in number but very noisy."
That is what Is commonly called har
mony iu populist ranks.
In speaking oj the vicu presidential
possibilities on tho republican ticket
tho St. Louis (Jlobe Democrat says'
"Pot Imps the sttongest of the good
western men yt brought forward is
(Jon. Charles F. Manderson of Xebras
kit. Tho foinier senator, has not treated
the mention seiiously asyel. Probably
he cannot bo called a candidate. Two
years ago ho went out of tho senate,
where he was one of tho strongest men
iu his party, with the avowed intention
to devote himself to his profession.
Tho mention of his nanio has shown
that ho is widely popular in tho west
and commands tho respect of tho cast.
If Gon. Manderson should bo chosen
for tho second place on tho ticket, the
unprecedented fact of a presidential
ticket marie up of follow-townstuen
woulri bo tho result. General Marnier
son has boon so thoroughly idcntilied
with Nobraskn that not many peoplo
know ho camo from Canton, Ohio.
Ho was born in Philariolphia but went
to Canton when ho was nineteen.
There ho studied and practiced law.
There ho entered tho army in 1801.
To Canton ho returned in 1805, partial
ly disabled by a desperate wound. He
was threo times elected district attor
ney, and then, in 1S09, moved to
Omaha. William MoKinlov came to
the front as the fotcmost republican of
Canton when Charles F. Mnnrieiaon
went west. Unless he shall prohibit it
Xrhiak,-i v. ill pr.li;,lily p cscnt l.i
name nt Philadelphia. And by all
present indications, there will be s(V.
I'i'al others."
Whet e Mr. Hryan fails is in the fact
that ho never gels beyond patty to
principles. Ho has no conception of
tho national spirit behind cxpansbn.
It is enough for him to say that the to
publican party is trying to change the
icpublic to :m empite He has no ap
prehension of the deep popular convic
tion for Justice to Potto Kico. It issuf
licit-lit for him that tho it-publicans
liit plopped fin- tin .e and tlitn pi.i
post d the taiill. Hi- ollti s no aiu
mt-iil to sliuw that -ill tttHts ale ntr
Mini bad, or mat a monopoly may oi
may not l-msI hi other form than iu a
tiut. He does not t-en catch tho
principle that protective duties on
ti list products should peremptorily bo
struck off. His coso is satisfactorily
matto up in tho declaration that tho ro
publican paity is run for syndicates
and by syndicates. His defense of freo
silver is that tho rt publican party is
insincere in its professional' bimotal
ism. His chargo against tho gold
standard is that the republicans have
not been consistent in its support. His
argument for an incomo tax is that
Abraham Lincoln approved one and
in 1894 republicans voted agalnft
one. His poser against expansion is
that no republican can say Just exactly
what should bo done nud what will
have to be dono iu tho Philippines.
These aro welcomo sallies to tho dnino
cratie partisan and catchy phrnses for
tho rabble Hut they afford no light
on the questions of the hour, they oiler
no light to the sincetu student of our
national ptobleuis.
SCROFULA ZZ'.t'!7,
Iu many respects Scrofula and Consumption arc alike ; they develop from the same gen- fjrm KAmm
cra causes, ooin arc ucreuuary aim ocpenucm iipon an impure ami mi- m m9m vMffl Wf
povished blood supply. In consumption the disease fastens itself upon r
the lungs ; iu Scrofula the glands of the neck nud throat swell and suppurate, causing ugly running sores;
the eyes are inflamed and weak ; there is an almost continual discharge from the cars, the limbs swell,
bones ache, and white swelling is frequently n result, causing the diseased bones to work out through
the skin, producing indescribable pain and suffering. Cutting away a sore or diseased gland does no
trood : the blood is noisoned. The old scrofulous taint which has orobablv come down through several
"; generations has jiollutcri every drop of blood.
acroiuia requires vigorous, persistent treatment, rue blooci must oc nrougut uacic to aneaituy
condition before the terrible disease can lc stopped in its work of destruction. Mercury, potash and
other poisonous minerals usually given iu such cases do more barm than good ; they ruiu the digestion
and leave the system iu a worse condition than before.
S. S. S. is the only medicine that can reach deep-seated blood troubles like Scrofula. It goes down to the very roots of
the disease and forces every vestige of poison out of the blood. S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable blood purifier known.
The roots and herbs from which it is made contain wonderful blood purifying protwrties, which no poison, however powerful, can
m mmm tmmmmm .mmmm mmmmmmm l"giesist. S. S. S. stimulates and purifies the blood, increases the
SJm mFF THE fSHlLnmwEN- appetite, nids the digestion and restores health and strength to the
mn w mm m mm mm mm mmmmmmummm mm CI1ft.ei)lc(i iK)dy If you have rcason t0 think you iiavc scrofula, or
your child has inherited any blood taint, don't wait for it to develop, but begin at once the use of S. S. S. It is a fine tonic and the
best blood purifier and blood builder known, ns it contains no poisonous minerals. S. S. S. is pre-eminently a remedy for
cuimrcn.
aNLc mmW
-issidor
When my inugliter win an Infant she had n severe case of hcrofula, for which she wa-i under the con
stant care of physicians for mure tli hi two v cars. She was worse ut the end of that time, however, and
we almost nespaircu ot ncr me. A lew Domes i hwni'.s bpecinc cured tier completely, ns it eemed to
Ko direct to the cause of the trouble I do not bcllevt- It hasnn ciual for stublwrn cases of blood illneases
wnicnare ueyotui tuc power oi oincr Ho-euucti oioou remedies t,, i. iihooks, aiouticeilo, ut,
Our medical
Scrofula and other 1
you arc interested in. Your letter will receive prompt i
no charge whatever for this. Address, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. GA.
u cue power oi uuicrpo-vuncu uiooii remedies , i, iihook, aiomicciio, ua,
cal deiurtnient is in charge of experienced physicians who have made
ither blood diseases a life study. Write them about your case, or any one
sted in. Your letter will receive prompt and careful attention. We make
sss
Circus Coming.
O till i ii Hrothei's Kuormous Shows
will exhibit at Kcri Cloud, Mon
day, May 14 Ciillius Brothers are up
to riato and have engaged some ulw
and novel acts never before seen with a
circus. A buvy of clever aronic stais,
giving n superb performance of tare
merit. Two big bands, two tiottpes
of trained ponies and dogs, and clowns
galoro to furnish amusement for tho
old an 1 young. A grand free street
parade and freo exhibitions daily at
noon. Two peiformances afternoon
and night. Remember tho date, Mon
day, May 14. Admission 15 and 25c.
Removal Notice.
After May first , I will occupy tho
room on corner of Main street, oppo
site tho State IiatiK, wheie I will bo
pleased to meet all of my old custo-
I ineis anil tn-iny new ones, as I carry a
full liix- of haidwiue and tinware. Do
not foi got tin- place in room foiimrly
know n as the "rookot'j " building .vhich
is b ing tilted up in nice --hiipc lot con-w-nifiii'c
ot ail win. aii' in in cil of
gin iU in no line
V. A MtrciiKi.i.
Is jour name wilt ten t lieu ht-u-V
On our subscription hooks for tin-last
j car in tin- l'.lili ccntiii y Itsh.ui'd be.
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GUltltlJlS BH0S.; EN0R1H0US SHOWS, I
WILL EXniOlT AT
RED CLOUD,
Monday, May - 14th.
Twice Larger, Better, Greater than Ever.
Xev Performaiioe,
New Tents,
Xew Acts
4.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?,
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
2L- BIG BKNDS2
Introducing more new and novel features than ever
before presented with a wagon show.
HFTERNOON KND EWENINC
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The middle of load populists on yes
terday at Cincinnati nominated Whar
ton Barker for president and Ignatius
D01. nelly for vice president. The fu
sionists at Sioux Falls named V. J
Bryan for president audC. A.Towne
for vice president.
Republicans are a unit as to their
national candidate, and their state
platforms are substantially all alike,
ll is plainly a year f coinploto repub
lican harmony.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures mace by Dr.
Kilmer's Swat ip Root.
th-; great kidney, Isvcr
and bladder remedy.
It is the rrpat tnoHl..
&! f-3 I Irmmnl. f ll,. Ht.
., " wwi . ut.ifti VI lliw 11IUC"
iccimi tciuury; ais-
covered after years of
SQaki Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent Kianey and blad
der specialist, and Is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Brlght's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer 3 Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, in hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and fvyT im
send your address to igtnjftwSnSESSSb
Dr. Kilmer & Co..Blng- S IMCrHf Hirq
hamton, N. Y. The "illyjg
regular fifty cent and itoinaorswamp-itoot.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Annual Report and Estimate of Expenses
'liu- fnllouliiK I 11 currect Mnteraent of the
ri'(.Tlt 111. 'I ill-l'iirMinoiilH ut Hie cil) ut Kit)
Clotnl for the vi-iir i-mlluit Mn 1 IWv).
t.hNEIIM. I'UNll.
llnliiiuo mi linnd Jlnv a. i-l .
Itcielveil from comity treiiMm-r
JllilKIIIUIIt fiitnl
MileuaU fund
' roml fiitnl
" " WKtvr fiitnl
Total tJlus ll
I'alil out on vviirrniith fiiKll :tT
Unlmiee on liiiml May 1, 1W0 13 ?
Total IJIU3 11
ocrci-ATiov rvsu.
Ilalauce on liaml May 3, ISM..
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in oi
210 :t'
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Recelvt-il from llceun' 1I8J ai
Totill . flllWT.'l
l'rtlil nut on vviirr.iut
j lliilaiii'tf on h Hid MnyS IWJ
Total
.- ."is f,r d'.i.o.iat.c i.lntfum !!!l!X ''".''J'TjSlL
WIIU'l - In get up a pl.mk Mu.uiist llllstS I it i.
Pi. i,.. i i I...... ..i i I'alil niii mi warrants
. ...- ...-., ,,un,is , niii-jmy t'UIUIllllUll ii(,i,c.i.iilminl Mn I. IVMO
piuuoiuis iniopteti at icpuulican
WE ARE BUSY
Opening our
can stand that
along with it.
new goods, but we
and some business
t9&
We want your trade and will
make it an object for you to deal
with us.
Come in and you can tell by our
prices whether we want your busi
ness. Our goods are all new and up to
date.
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Morhart Bros. Hardware Co. ffi
lei
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in
state conventions.
It is proposed by tho (Joebolites to
amend tho Kentuckg, election laws so
that a mail who votes tho republican
ticket can have his corteuco commut
ed to imprls nimunt for life.
When the Chicago platform is taken
out of cold storage on the 1 tit of July
the delegates will bo surprised to ob
serve tho nunibei of blow holes in it.
Mrs. Dewey is u'rcariy well sntisllod
that the admiial can bo elected presi
dent w ith m- w itlinut th,. vote of New
Y.itk.
Total
MATI.il iuvu,
llalaiiri- on li it it 1 .May :j, 1S'.i9
Itccclv cil from UlcLcrton
- Kcuvrel fuiut
" " Want .
Total
Paid out on warrants - .
llatatict-oii liaml May 1, WH
Total
Total rt-cclptM
Total dlsbiiO'Ciiienti"
IION1IKU INlll nTi:Nts
Wntt-r Works IIoiuIh
Kluctrlc I.IkIU tloiuli
k.timatk or rxrism
i i.i n
111 'H ,
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t l ci sa
.VI M
SI -it
HM11M
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City Dray and Express Line.
E, W. ROSS, PROP,
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowest
G1TY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS CO.
TELEPHONE NO. 52.
Statu of Nebraska, I ss
Welter Coitntv. f
At a County Court, heM at ttie Count) Court
rnnm lii ii nil for nftlil (-oniitv. Sntnnlav. Anrll
!2t0 M , a),!,, A. I). 1W0.
..IUIJ yH in tho matter ot the eutato of'C'tiarles fcclmltz,
ii.wi di act cased.
... . (WM Tl
. .. NX tO ,
i001 110 '
ti.10 bO
On reailliiKaiul llllne tlio retllloii ot Augusta
Schuliz, pra)liiK that the Instruments Mini on
the '.Mil tiny of Anrll, l'.w, nti'l tiiirHirtliii; to be
the last Will nml rrstamenrwltli roillcll there
be
The follow Iiik Is the otllelal estlinatc of expen
ses ailoiiteil by .lie City (oiitu'H of the city uf lteo
Llotul lor tlio municipal jear ueBiuiiuiB .viayx, L'nuiiiui.iuii.ii.i iiuitui n.j
I will move to new quitrti-ti opposite
the State bank on the Hist of May V,
A. Mitciikm..
I DUD.
salary ltv council
ntiorue)
" eiiKlneer
' street anil water roiuinlnliiiir
- i It marslial
Interest on waterboniU
luiert-t nil vlectrli' IlKht bouils
llepalrson stieets ami ullu)
Ilepalr on water works
KxieuMoii of water w oiks
Mliccllaiieous expenses
to atlacheil of Uie tutu ueceai-eil. may
proved, approved, prooaieu. niioned and re
conleil as tlio lust will ami Testament of the
sulci Charles srhuUr, deceased, ami that the ex
eeiulonof saM. Instrument may be roimnltteil
tinil ho adiiiliristrnuou or said estate may In;
granted to Itobert Ilamerell as executor
Unlereil, that atiinlv. May 12th. A. I li,j,
at 10 o'clock a,m Is nsslKiiCit for heurliiR sulil
petition, when all persons Inter. sted In sunt
bTATK or Nt.llllASKA I
Wkbsteii Countv. f
In the matter of the estate of Lticluda Avtrn
deceased. '
Notice Is hereby Riven to- all persons havluic
clalrrn aiH demands aRalnut I.ucltida Ascrs. lato
of W outer county deceased, that the tlnio llxed
for tllliiK claims against said estato Is six
months from thu20tti day of April, 1900. All
such persons Are required to present their
rlalmH with th vouchers to the county Jtidk-o
of salil countjial his of lice therein, on or before
health day iff October lOj-0. and all claims so
Dated March ...iJ,i1,,UfrVC0,m,5jl"lRe
Application for License
N?i!cF lsll-'byKUeiit,ata etltloii slsiicd
liy thirty or inoro lesldout freeholders of tho
I mi uiiii n Mini IIUIII) OI KDlll 101HI, :.0lirilSkll
f VIO 01
If) IW
r.o on '
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IVO tu In and for said (.omits, nud show cause utiv ila l.'ed Cl'im! prn)fii! tUdt a'llreu.e bouraiiipil in
Hill m ' I r-ijoruf letllloin- should not It- trail . I mid 1 David A lib sfjloj-tlif alt uf nmli si.lrll um
. iVUin ...... ii'.in e ol ila piMidfiu v nf said petition nml Iiiuii li.iriKcn lot ihri-i 1 n block 0110 1 1 1
.. SMI in ' nud tholiearlnts thereof, bo kIwii 10 all persons Williams nililillon to the 1 in oi lied 1 lmui ,
MOiti Interested In said matter ii) luibiisiiiiw a cop) 1 braskn thai iidloii will bo laLen uti
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Dated this rtlll ilttv of MiV. 11J.
J. E, Kksljii, City Clerk,
of this order Iu the Ited 1 loud chief 11 vveeUI)
nenspiiper iiriutvu iu siiiu I'ouui) luriiireosue
cesslve weeks, prior to said dav of hearliiK.
(A true copy.) jamks Dri n .
Count) Judxe.
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n by tho Mayor nml lit i',.in,,.n .... .i. .' v.,.
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iliiv of
council thereafter.
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Dated at Ited Clom', Nebraska, May -J, UX)
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