Ujt NobraskOb Independent
APRIL 27, 1905
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F. A. BOEHMBR, Attorney.
Itf TIIE DISTRICT COURT OF LANCASTER
ii COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Conrad Ilergenroeder,
U t PLAINTIFF
PL v vs. .-: :;
Marie ! Catharine Herxenroeder, v "
f. DEFENDANT.
1 1 ' NOTICE.
The above named defendant Is hereby notified
that plaintiff has filed a petition against her In
the District Court of Lancaster County: Nebraska
praying lor a divorce from the defendant upon
the grounds of extreme cruelty towarda the
plaintiff. And because the detendant refused
to Uve with plaintiff and lelt him on the 9th day
of October, 1904, without cause. . You are re
quired to answer said petition on or before the
22nd day of May, 1905, or the same will be taken
as confessed by you.
CONRAD HERGENROEDER,
By F. A. BOEHMER, His Attorney.
Miscellaneous
Ex-President Cleveland paid the fol
lowing, very eloquent tribute to his
friend, the great actor, Joseph Jeffer
son, who died last Monday: "It is
difficult for me to speak of Mr. Jeffer
son. He was closely my friend, his
delightful traits were made so mani
fest to me in a confidential intimacy,
and my love for him was so great that
his death caused me to feel like a
mourner whose sorrow should be si
lent. All knew my friend's profes
sional supremacy and his conscien
tious service in professional work;
many knew how zealously he defend
ed dramatic art and how completely
he illustrated the importance of its
cleanliness, many knew how free he
was from ' hatred, malice and all un
charitableness, but fewer knew how
harmoniously his qualities of heart
and mind and conscience blended in
the creation of an honest, upright, sin
cere, and God fearing man. I believe
that in death he has reached a world
where the mercy of God abounds;
and I know that in the world of men
the sadness of his loss will be felt
the most by those who knew him
best." .
The appropriation by congress for
the improvement of the Missouri river
this season will be expended as fol
lows: Ninety thousand dollars will be
expended below and $88,000 at and
above Sioux City. The amounts below
Sioux City are: Omaha, repairs to re
vetment on Iowa side and below ter
minal bridge, $5,000; Nebraska City,
rescreening of dikes, $500; St. Joseph,
general repairs to works in Bonton
bend, Elwood and Belmont bends,
$15,000; Little Blue beach, repairs to
dikes and constructing three short
dikes, $4,000; Lexington, Mo., for re
pairs to dikes opposite town and build
ing two new dikes, $2,500; Miami, Mo.,
for repairing dike opposite town, $300;
Wilhoit bend, for building three-new
short dikes and making general re
pairs, $5,000; First beach, for making
repairs to Murray bend and for gene
ral repairs to old work, $25,000; for
snagging, two seasons, $20,000; for
contingencies, $12,700. Total, $90,000.
; T. J. DOYLK, Attorney
SHERIFF SALE.
Hotlco Is hereby given, that by virtue of an
order of sale issued by the Clerk of the District
rnnrt nf the Third Judical District of Nebraska.
within and for Lancaster County, In an action
.h.roin Thomas J. Doyle. Trustee is plaintiff.
and Consumers Ice Company, Incorporated, of
Lincoln, Nebraska, defendent. I will, at 2
o'clock, p. m., on the 9th day of May, A. D.
1005 at theEast door of the Court House, in the
City ol Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska,
oiler for sale at public auction the iollowins
described Lands and Tenements, to-wit: Lot
four (4) block one hundred sixteen (U6), orig
inal plat situated at 721 K Street, Cily ;of Lin
coln County of Lancaster, State of .ebraska.
Given under my hand this 3rd day of April, A.
IX JSW5 Nicholas Kess. Sherifl.
There is a panic in the executive
departments over the possibility of
wholesale dismissals, and punishment
of prominent officials may occur
through a little provision put into the
last law making appropriations for
deficiencies in the government's ex
penditures. Practically every depart
meLt has spent or incurred obliga
tions which will necessitate the dis
bursement of every penny appropriat
ed for the present fiscal year; and
there remain two months of the fiscal
year yet to run. ' As . has been the
custom in the past It -was intended in
order to continue government work to
authorize contractors and employes
to ko ahead with their jobs and ask
congress to make deficiency appropria
tions.
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Travels, Speeches, Lectures.
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Cuban Republic." He also included his lectures on "A Conquering Nation," and "The Value
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Vineyard," the address at the grave of Phllo Sherman Bennett; Democracy's Appeal to
Culture, address before the Alumni Association of Syracuse University; and an account of his
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One of the features of "Under Other Flags" is the "Notes on Europe," written after his re
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