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Editor
ownership of railroads and Cubnn an
nexation along tho Ilnoa of his pro
vIoub speeches.
GRAFTERS PREY ON DEAD
Lincoln Detectives on Trail of "West,
em Bible Society."
Lincoln, Oct. C Detectives are now
on tho trail of certain grafters who
have devised a uniquo and original
method of preying, not on tho living,
tint nn flin ilonil. Thn BPliPMlo Was to
NEWS OF NEBRASKA, &enl C. O. D. a cheap bible to tho ad-
dross of a person tno notice or wnose
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York Convention Adjourns.
York, Neb., Oct. C Tho state mis
sionary convontlon has closed after a
session of great Interest.
Takes Carbolic Acid and Dies.
Fullortoii, Neb., Oct. 8. Henry
Dotithlll or Gushing committed sulcldo
at tho Dewey hotel by tuklng carbolic
acid. He was twenty-one years old
and waB to have been married within
n few days to a young lady who had
broken tho engagement.
Voters Will Determine.
North Platte. Neb.. Oct. 8. At a
mooting of tho city council the city
attorney was Instructed to prepare a
proposition to the voters of the
city, at the November election, of Is
tiling bonds in tho sum of $90,000, to
purchase tho water plant.
Beatrice Grants Gas Franchise.
Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 8 Tho city
council passed that amended gas fran
chlBO ordinance, which eliminates the
clause requiring tho franchise holder
to givo a bond. Tho action was not
taken until after a lively session. It
1b announced work will bo commenced
at onco on the construction of tho
plant.
Charges Against Omaha Board.
Lincoln, Oct. 9. Tho executive
committee of tho Civic Federation of
Omaha lllcd charges against tho Oma
ha lire and police board with Governor
Mickey. Tho board Is charged with
refusing to enforce lnws against Sun
day liquor sales, encouraging saloon
men to violate the law and refusing
to discipline tho chief of pollco and
tlio police for neglect of duty.
death had recently appeared In the
newspapers. Tho relatives of tho de
ceased person, of course, supposed that
tho addressee had purchased tho vol
ume some time heforo his death and
they could hardly refuso to pay the
cfinrgCB, which were about four times
what tho bo k really cost.
Tho two grafters called themselves
tho "Western niblo Society." Maqy
lctlms havo been discovered.
FRED CLEMENT8 FOUND GUILTY
Dr. Alden Goes Out.
Lincoln, Oct. 9. Dr. Alden, super
intendent of tho Norfolk asylum,
whoso resignation was demanded by
Governor Mickey some months ago,
notified tho governor of his intention
to move out at once, ani. )r. Young,
the newly appointed superintendent,
left to take charge of tho Institution.
Tho suit brought by tho state to oust
Dr. Alden. has been dismissed, condi
tioned upon him getting out at onco
L
MINISTER ROUGHLY HANDLED
Convicted of Second Degree Murder
at Papillion.
Pnpilllon, Nob., Oct. 10. Fred Clem
ents, charged with the killing of Luke
Goldlo at South Omaha last August,
was found guilty of murder In the
second degree, tho Jury coming In
after a deliberation of over live hours.
When tho defendant was Informed
of thu verdict ho broke down and
cried. Sentence, will bo deferred for
a day or two.
COURSING MEET AT FRIEND
Futurity Race Opens With Eighty
two Entries,
Friend, Neb., Oct. 10. The Na
tional CourBlng meet began here and
will continue through tho week.
Hounds aro entered from nearly a
third of the states of the union. Tho
meet at Friend Is distinguished from
that at Hot Springs In that entrants
here are limited to amatours. Tho
futurity racea wore opened with
eighty-two er''os. Tho attendance
was good, an. .hilo the weather was
a llttlo chilly, t.ie Interest was keen.
at full speed, tho train crashed into
tho ftro wagon Just as tho horses
stepped on tho track. Slayhlze was
taken to a hospital, where his right
leg was amputated.
SAME NAMESjJUlTofSCARED '
Swain Requests Marriage License, and
Clerk Tells Him He Is Too Late.
Clinton, la., Oct. 10. Tho marriage
of two Chrlstlno Mlchelsons on the
samo day nlmost brought one of them
to grief. Tho two girls are no rela
tion and arc scarcely acquainted.
Tho marriage license clerk granted
tho license to Anthon von EeBcn to
rryrry Chrlstilno Mehelson, ami
twenty minutes later Theodore Prop
era arrived and asked for a license to
marry Christine Michclson.
"You are twenty minutes late," said
tho clerk. "Another fellow secured a
license to marry her."
Propers looked abashed and aftor
discussing what ho Bhould do for an
hour finally decided to go and see tho
girl. Ho went, and of course she did
not know anything about Von Essen.
Ilor father accompanied Propers back
to tho offlco and secured the license.
The fact that two girls bore tho samo
name was not discovered until tho
marriage returns wcro mado by the
ministers.
list of Delinquent Taxes.
For the Year 1005 and Prior Years.
In puraunnco of tho requirements of
section 190, chapter 77, of tho Compiled
Btntutcs of Nebraska, of 1903, notlco Ib
hereby Klven that I will offer for salo at
public imlo on Monday, November C, 1900,
ald (Into being the ilrst Monday In No
vember, at tho ofllco of the County Treas
urer hi Ited Cloud, Webster county, Ne
utaska, nil that remains unpaid on that
dato of tho following described lands and
lots for tho paymont of all delinquent
taxes for the year 1000 and for all prior
carts for tho amounts hcielu specified,
together with interest and charges there
on as provided by law.
W. O. Fiiahm, County Treasurer.
Seward Grand Jury Will Sift Assaults
on Rev. Lorlmer.
Soward, Neb., Oct 6. Judgo Good
of Wahoo has ordered tho grand jury
to reconvene for Soward county. Con
siderable bad feeling has arisen at
Utlca over the results of tho findings
of the grand Jury In May. Twice since
the May term of court has the Rev.
Mr. Lorimor of Utlca been assaulted.
He has been active In the prosecution
of lawbreakers, and In consequence
has been sovercly handled.
BRYAN DISCUSSE8 STATE ISSUES
RED MEN ELECT OFFICERS
Great Council of Nebraska in Ses
sion at Fremont.
Fremont, Neb., Oct. 10. At tho
great council of the Improved Order
of lied Men tho following officers woro
elected and Instnlled by Great Incoho
nee W. S. Bird of Topeka:
Great sachem, Hugh A. Myers, Oma
ha: great senior sngamore, Charles
Lorce, Falls City; junior sagamore, C.
S. Wilson, Lincoln; prophet, T. H.
Benton, Lincoln; chief of records, G.
J. Dennis, Lincoln; keeper of wam
pum, D. W. McLano, South Omaha;
representative to great council of the
United States, George N. McCallum,
Nebraska City.
Tho groat council voted to hold Its
next annual meeting at Aurora.
MURDER MYSTERY AT OMAHA
Urges Election of Thompson to Senato
and Shallenberger for Governor.
Gonova, Neb., Oct. 5. William J.
Bryan began hero his three days of
campaigning In Nebraska, speaking to
a fair sized audience. Mr. Bryan dis
cussed stntc issues largely, to the ex
clusion of national politics, and made
nn especial plea for the election of
William H. Thompson as United
States senator and Ashton C. Shallen
berger as governor. Mr. Bryan left
immediately after his speech was con-' so ninny women In the vicinity of
Josephine Rummelhart Dies From
Assault in Residence District.
Omaha, OcL 8. Murdered and out
raged by some fiend who attacked
her on tho corner of Twenty-sixth and
Dodge streets, a prominent residence
district, Snturday night, Josephine
Rummelhart, aged forty-two, a shirt
maker, lies at the morguo whllo tho
perpetrator of tho crime Is at large.
Attracted by groans, W. It. Hughes
and Paul Lowe, neighbors, found the
woman dying In tho yard back of tho
Lowe residence. Hor throat was cut,
both eyes woro blackened, sho was
covered with bruises from head to
foot, while a deep gash In her fore
head indicated she had first been
knocked senseless by her assailant.
There Is a strong suspicion among
the detectlveB that the murderer Is a
crazy negro who attempted to asBault
TAX GASES ARE CONTINUED
Supreme Court Wants Full Bench B
foro Hearing Nebraska Suits.
Washington, Oct. 10. The supreme
court of tho United States postponed
the cases of tho Chicago, Burlington
and Qulncy railroad and other rail
road companies of Nebraska against
tho various county treasurers of that
state, Involving tho tax law of the
state, until a full bench can be so
cured. Because of tho constitutional ques
tions involved the supremo court of
the United States postponed the hear
ing of tho Irrigation case of Kansas
against Colorado, relating to the dlR
position of the waters of the Arkansas
river, until a full bench Is secured by
tho appolntmont of a successor to Jus
tice Brown.;
A Certain Cure for Chilblains.
Shako into your shoes Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder. It cures chilblains,
frostbites, damp, sweating, swollen
feet. At all druggists and shoo stores
25 cents. Sample free. Address
APon S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
eluded for Hastings.
MYSTERY IN MAN'S DEATH
Herbert Burke of South Omaha Found
Dead Near Florence. I
Omaha, Oct. 9. Mystery surrounds
tho death of Herbert C. Burke, whoso
lifeless body was found noar the pump
ing station at Florence, lie was ly
ing, face down, midway of an oinbank
nient of cinders near the river. His
appearance was that of a man who
had plunged headforemost down tho
bank. His face was black and blooa
was exuding from his mouth and nos-
trite. Burko was about twenty years
of ago. His father, a well known live
htock commission man at South Oma
ha, died only a couple ot weeks ago.
BEVERIDGE SPEAKS AT LINCOLN
Indiana Senator Says Bryan is High
Minded, but an Impractical Idealist. I
Lincoln, Oct. 5. Senator Albert J.'
Beveridge of Indiana spoko last night
to a crowd which filled the Oliver the
ater In tho Interest ot Republican con
gressional and stato tickets. He paid
ft tribute to William J. Bryan, saying
he had no sympathy with those who
nhused tho eloquent Democratic lead
er. Mr. Bryan he believed to be sin
cere and high-minded, hut an imprac
ticable Idealist. Senator Boveridgo
discussed tariff revision, uqvernmcut
Rlvervlew park last week. His nama
Is George Wilson and he has a record
In South Omaha for attacking women,
having served time for It. He mado
his Ilrst appearnnce on Sopt. 29, when
he attempted assault on a woman and
a five-year-old girl. Two days later ho
tried to assault two more women, and
tho next day ho again attacked tho
five-year-old girl ho had caught on his
first appearance.
CORONER EXONERATES SHEPARD
Death Dealing Contest for the Van
derbllt Trophy.
New York, Oct. 8. Justlco Ilemsen,
one of the coroners of North Hemp
stead, L. I., said that he did not see
how it would be possible to hold El
Hot F. Shepard for tho killing of Kurt
L. Gruner of Passaic in tho Vanderbllt
cup race Saturday. Justlco Rcmsen
held thtttMr. Shepard was In no way
to blame for the occurrence.
Louis Wagner, driving a French car,
won tho race, going the 297 miles In
290 minutes. Several spectators woro
Injured.
Flyer Hits Fire Wagon.
Chicago, Oct. 9. Captain Michael J.
Ehret of the flro department was
killed and Charles Slayhlze, fireman,
fatally hurt when the Evanston "flyer"
on tho Chicago and Northwestern rail
road struck a llio truck at Estos ave
nue crossing In Rogers park. Going
The
Chief
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one year
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Pt. nw so 35
Pt. so 33
Pt BO BW 35
UATIN.
TOWN 3, RANGE
ace. Aim
tS.VJ
8.10
17.03
24.74
28. J4
10.30
23.11
14.12
10.03
7.92
14.00
Amt.
$3.25
.05
3.97
G.07
Amt.
$11.30
.33
4.55
3.2'.
1.30
15.00
$20.20
45.32
and 15
bv 1C0
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10-17-18
19 and 20
Pt 5 and G
15
9 to 13
21 to 24
19 and 20
18 to 24
9 to 12
13 to 19
20 to 24
4 and 5
1 nnd 2
17 nnd 18
7
7
8
8
9
11
11
14
15
16
17
19
19
20
21
21
18.53
3.25
9.75
43.32
4.55
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G.50
78.12
4.88
13.05
7.80
33.23
50.90
5.20
3.59
G.89
T.T .ITPH ADD
Lot. Ulk. Amt.
19 to 24 1 U.n
4-5-6 C li. si
10-U-12 6 l.bS
7-8-9 7 7.15
10-11-12 9 l.J
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11
19
20
21
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21
$10.21
22.20
25.90
5.9J
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Sec. Ami.
2-3
to 12
to G
to 11
8 to 12
I to 3
4
3 to 8
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and M)xl2t
KALEY &
$1.02
7.G1
2.00
3.90
1.93
G.50
.52
.20
1.01
3
12
19 to 23
30
31
32
41
Amt.
$17.30
1.4U
1.70
.88
.fcS
.41
.83
1.10
1.7b
YEISER'S ADD.
Lot. Ulk. Amt.
1 and 2 1 $-.4i
3-4-5 1 2.78
G to 12 1 9.3.1
13 1 .02
14 to 19 1 S.OJ
20 1 1.19
21-22-23 1 3.Ni
21-25-20 1 4.19
1 2 1.20
2 2 .52
4 and 5 2 3.b
12 to 15 2 10.01
10 to 20 2 0.30
21 and 22 2 2.3
23 to 20 2 7.90
1-2-3 3 1.80
4-5-G 3 3.&I
7 3 l.J
1 to 4 4 7.43
5-C-7 4 3.07
8 to 13 4 13.8J
FAIR-VIEW ADD.
Lot. Ulk. Amt
1 to 8 nt. 9
to 1G 4 $9.08
HIGHLAND &
WELSCH'S ADD.
Lot. Ulk. Atnt.
1 to 7 2 $29.34
GULLIFORD'S
ADD
Lot.
1 nnd 2
3 to 7
to 24
nnd 2
to G
to 9
Ulk.
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
Amt,
$1.17
15.20
3.20
29.9-2.42
14.31
3.59
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Lot. Ulk. Amt,
G nnd 7
Pt. 2 to 6
3
10
1
2
3
18
21-22-23
31 nnd 32
33 to 3G
G and 7
4
2
3
7
10
10
11
11
14
14
14
14
14
16
21
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10.77
.43
9.04
Qi.Sli
.30
2.85
8.55
6.8-1
5.70
3.4
8.55
3.4
3.4
ROHRER'S ADD
Lot. Ulk. Amt.
Pt. 10-11-12 2
11 3
12 and 13 3
14 and 15 3
MOREY'S
$57.93
1.11
2 28
2.28
Lot. nik.
5-G-7 3
1 5
8 and 9 5
HUSCHOW'S
Lot. Ulk.
8 3
ADD.
Amt
$33.93
3.77
4.21
ADD.
Amt
16 to 21
7 to 12 2
SUH-DIVISrON
G. R.
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Pt. II
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Lot. Ulk. Amt,
0 G
3 12
I 12
5 12
0 12
15 17
3 nnd 11 18
FIRST ADD
ULADEN.
Lot.
7
8
9
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3
4
5 and G
7
1 nnd 2
3 and 1
5 and G
7 and 8
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NEW TERRITORY
TO ULA.DEN.
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nw sw
nw sw
nw ne
nw no
nw ne
Pt. nw no
7
8
S
18
18
18
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SPENCB'S ADD.
Lot. Ulk. Ami.
3 to 9
10 and 11
12
13 and 14
17 nnd IS
17 and IS
12 nnd 13
Lot
3 nnd i
18
9 to 12
I
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3
1-2-3
10-11-12
4
G nnd G
1-2-3
13"and 14
15
G
11
25
1 to 5
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Ulk.
3
4
9
13
13
13
14
14
15
JG
17
17
17
21
21
21
no
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Lot. Ulk. Amt.
1 and 2 2 .0i
4 2 .03
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Lot. Ulk. Amt
13 to 24
13 and 14
15 and 16
19 to 24
10 nnd 11
12
1-2-3
4 and 5
13 to 24
11
9 to 13
15 to 17
18-19-20
21 to 24
4
7
7
7
8
8
9
9
9
11
12
12
12
12
ROSEMONT.
Lot. Ulk. Amt
4
G .
8
7
9
4
5 and 0
$3.55jll and 12
4
G
4
G
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11.70
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