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About Hemingford herald. (Hemingford, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1895-190? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1896)
t J. .t-i. ,...V rf tfS amwiinmii w 1WMIW1W n .mi MT-innTfiurr Tf7 - .. i"f-- iWllK-'i'l " The IJerald. p?jpiarPAP5R OF '"' BOX BUTTE COUNTY. Folillnhed envy Frii1ny and entered ftt the ruHiakin Itanlmrforil. NMwMki.. a incqtHl ass mail matter. Tub Jlr.KAi.tt is vlfitotwl to DO! class tlio Interests vt JlemlUKlonl nnd Ilox Jiuuo county TIIOS. J. O'KI'.nPU, PidilUlier. w' ' " 1 I " BonscrtfrTHWi iiatks: 0NEYF.AH BIX MONTHS ....?1M 75 COUNTY OHFICEI.S. F.M.PnBLrs .' ,'. w: .A7.'' A.M.Miu.Kn """"r" UOl Ji.llrwrrr .-'''(IfH , Jl. K. (It I.M X: y fV'JOW- ' Mies A. li. Nkkiand Surwrfntfiidsnt. (-.ian.II.mm Surveyor. J)r.V.K. Mtu.tJM . Coroner. Jn. i,.W,ljrWKAN.... .. .... ....Physic an. .UMr.slUw.Y k CnmiidMlonrr 1st Hist. Jab. HiH.MX1i-.kb ('ommiMnncr St.d I) st. O. V. Duncan ('omiiiiluncr.irii DIM. ' i ii i .. . , . ' '"If mJm ' ' " X ' Democratic Ticket, '' For Prpstdnnt, j WM, .1. 1HIYAK, of vbraakiK v'or rlce Pawldotit, J AHTIKJK SIDWAL, uf Malr.c. KOU ritBSIDUNTtAI' KUKTIOltS: PllKU ME TZ, -Sit., of Dmiijliis. h. W. l'ALM, or Liit.gitEdctv ' ''. J. I1ALR or Miu1loli.'' X. i'lASUrJKI, of lluwurd. N, O.-.ALKEKTM, of Olnyi S. L. KOSTHYZE, of Haliiio. M. P. IIAUIUKG'rON, of Holt. J. N. CAMPUELL, of Nan'iic For Governor, "f SILAS A. HOLCOn, or Cuitor. For Llcul0tiatit Govornor, i JOlIjMfr.'nAUlUS, of IJcmalia. For Secretary or State, WM, F. POIirEU. or Merrick. For Auditor, ! J. PP.0RNELL, or Riclinrdsoii. For Treasurer. ' ' ? J. H. MESEHY, or Hcd Willow. For Sup't Public lu.itntotlon, j' WM. H. JACKSON, or HoU.. For Coi'u'r J'tto U'ands atnl Dulldlngs, f J. V. WOLFE, or Lancaster. For Attorney General, f ' 0. J. SMYTH, or Douglas. For Supreme .Tudr (1 vears), ' WM. SEVILLE, or Lincoln. For Supremo Judge, (2 years), J. KlUKPATUlUK,of Lancaster. For Iljgcnt State University, .y A, AV MtlN ROE, of Douglits. !J''or Congressman. Slxtli SiHtrlct, r AVM. L. GREENE, oi Ruffulo. For County Attoi noy, W. M. IODENCE, of Dorsey. For Commissioner Second District. JAMES IIOLL1NRAKE. What England Things About It. Tho following is an editorial from tho London i'limnciol JNows of April yoth, (leading Uiino of tlio world.) iin&qcial ' 'JSiero is n plain moral in the Tainn'rk that if the United States would vonturoto out herself ndritt from Europe and tnUo outright to silver bho would have all America ttnd Abia at her back and the com "Inand of tlio markets of the world f both count ri. Thn hnrriM' !' rnlit tvinll A inniM furnl tlnlii nnv jV... .JV....V. MW ...V.W A...... ... ... uarrier of a custom house. Tho bond of silver would lio stronger than any bond of free trade. Thoro jban he no doubt it that if the Uni ted States were to adopt a silver Jnisis tomorrow British trncje would )o ruined beforo the year "was uut. )Bvery A'-ncrican would be protect ed, not only at homo, but iu oyory other market. Of courBo tho Uni ;ed States would suffer to a cor jtain extent through having to pay her obligations abroad in gold; hut fho loss ,oil exchange under' thit. Jiead would bo a mere drop in the Juokct compared with the proiit tp'bo reaped from the markets of South America and Asia, to say nothing of JCurope. The marvel is that tho United States has not long ago soized the opportunity, and but for the belief that tho wj of England is necessarily thu wa to commercial success unci pros penty, undoubtedly it would haw uoen dono long ago. Now, Anieri cans are awakening to tho fact that "so long as they narrow their am "bitipn to bocoming a larger Eng land" they cannot boat us. It ha, been a piece of luck for us that it litis never boforo occurred to the Ameripans to scoop ns out of the wourld's markets by going on a siller lwie; and it might sorvo m right if, irritated by fho contempt u6us upath of our Government to Hio gravity of tho silver problem, the Americans retaliate by frcqz png out gold. It could easily be pone." ' MwwKwiiwawwMtwuMWiiiMiwwiBiiaaaBKttfiwwraaw V TPVE"' ' ' W"!- HonTA L. Jp.gleit One oX tho loading Jreo silver' Republicans of tho state, 5 wiHspeak in the court liouso hemingford, Monday, Oct. 26, AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M. Mr. Tinglo is ono of tho many republicans who has $ho co'urago to dxpross his convictions, and all should hear him. "Kov. J. E. Thoonand wife aro Lincoln visitors this week. MissMiniiiQWohlers, of Alli ance visited hor sister u few days this week. Born, on Oct. ,20th, to Air. and Mrs. T. J. Hnzeltoit, a girl. All parlies doing nicely. Win, Diesscl, brother of Robt. Basso and Mrs. A. Unrig, arrived from Mexico. Mo., Wednesday, and will visit until noxt weok. Tho M. E. Missionary dinner at tho homo ol Mr. and Mrs. Abloy Tuosday was well attonded and adolicotjs dinuor was served. Piorro, the' eight-year-old son of Mr. and' Mrs. G. C. Alexander has been seriously ill for several days and is not yet out of danger. Anton Hoffman,- who, has ro sidod soven miles east' of Horn ingford for tho past ten years, doparled with his family for Iova Wednesday whoro ho will TOSido in tho future. Tho Ma'rsland public school will givo a campaign social on Saturday ovoning, Oct. 21. Re- tioshmonts, pie and couep, will ho served. Proceeds will bo used to purchaso books for tho school library. G. W. Waisnor arrived in town Wednesday morning from Key stone, S. D., and will look after his interests in this vicinity for a owdays. Air, Waisnor says that nearly ovoryono in tho Hills country is for silver and that South Dakota is solitl for Bryan. Box Butte Items. A - Mr& Hancock and sop of Lakeside, woro visiting Elmo'-, friends at this place last weok. Motors. Sheldon and Mutz uinde a speech hero last Wednesday oveningtoau enthusiastic crowd. Jason Sholdon and Miss Dora Rohdor of Hemingford woro the guests of Mrs. Joel Sheldon last Sunday Thoro will bo a political mooting at Box Butto Saturday evening and everyone that is interested in free silver jhould atjond Messrs. Dorrington, Gilman and Montgomery were ho gontlo men who made a political speech from a republican standpoint to a small cowd at Box Butto last Fri day ovoning. Resolutions Adopted by thuTetichors' As&oc- iation of Marsland, Noli., Oct. 0, 189U. WiiKitEAS,-. God in has taken from us his infinite, orr beloved teacher and co-worker Mary Col- lins, and whereas, in hor departure wo havo lost a tnu friend and a most efficient laborer in tho field of education. Thorofoio, bo it Resolved, That wo express our hearty appreciation of the work done by her in this county (Dawos) And be it further Itesolvod, Tha.t weex(end our sympathy to her be reaved parents and friends Bo it further Resolved, That a copy of those resolutions bo presented to tlio on, papers tor puniication ana a i-opy sent to tho oillicted family. Loka Snow, MllSt K. G'LliBTTK, M. A. Lute. Bring in potatoes and wood on subscription. TO RENT. Tho undersigned will rent his farm in Sec. 12-80-48, at VYanatah ostoilice, Dawes county, fqr tho your WJJ. AViumurubU seoil, year 1897. fWiIlgfurnWi seoil, teams ami macliinery if required. .;."'. TiiEO. Giubins., V rx... v... ..A. . . k i ' Wunatoh, Neb. mil i'llfLl t 1 ti '.,iii,iii Titou up by .tho jndcrsiir.id at Ins farm nt ar Box'Bntto. ' ' Ono bay iiaro, nb6jt 3 or 4 year's old, strip in faop , left font foot, white mitt right hmd foot while, had halter on. One light bny liorso colt, while spot in face and left hind foot white;' over 1 year old. Ono black1" horse colt, white spot in face and right hind foot Whito; OVQr OnO VOar old. - . ?' . ' uwnor can nave same oy pay- iMf'-Tnv tltiQ tint un 'n nil niiiiinrnci ing-JOl U11S 110UCO UUU damages. Anton .Telini 3ME3W OOODS txt tlao lulll litler.v Storo, DoiVt Forget That Dr, AV. I. Sovmour, of tho Aloo&PenfoldCoinpany, Omaha. I tho loading scientific opticians of , tlio stato, will bo at Alliance, Oct. 28 and 29. Dr. Seymour has recommendations from tho most prominent pcoplo of his city, Omaha, and while- horo a few weeks ngo fitted glasses for several of our citizens and has given universal satisfaction and you may safely rely upon Dr. Seymour to do whatever, ho claims. Anyone who wishes to consult tho Doctor may leave word at this oflico. Tho ladies of Hemingford and vicinity will give a McKinloy and Uryan social at tho court houso Friday evening, Oct. 23. McKiuluy and Bryan will be pres ent and address us by proxy. A very onlorlaining program will be rendered by which tho now woman will bo represented in different phases of life. Refresh ments will bo served by tho ladies. Come everyone and wo will guarantee that yon got more than your jnonoy's worth. By order of committee H . - n in Estrayed. On Sopt. 28, 189(3, from sec. 29-23-4S, one black steer calf; one ono black hoifer cult; both spring calves; both mulies. Liberal ro ward Avill be paid for information loading to thoir recovery. ' Albert Nelson, Iloiuingford, Nob. U. S. I,and OIUco Alliance, Nob.. Oct. ill. PfW Nottci it. hcr.iby (riven tl.at ilUlll) MOUTH, of Dtiiilap, tub., Ii.is filed notice of intentio i to maketmal moot neioro Homier or iiweiverat Alliance, M'Ji.. on Mitem'ier 'i lKM, on timlxr cniturouppliiatioti no. 3.0, (or the w ',, nw 'i .V w ?i hiv ! h6e -I, tp 2f n, in IS v. ltoiinincH an silii("iK": lh-rnuril I'endricii, Krcd Ortrann'ii, Iteuricli Koch, Hoiicich l.iehti, all of Dun.np, Neb. ' ' aIho HEMIY LIl'HTH.of Dnnlap n)., hasfi.el notice of intention to make final p'oof it Ha no time and iriaco mi limber culture application No. 5'J1 for the t-yt h M?c 1, tp 'J9 n. rfl I i w. lie immett as witnesMv: llernard K'udrich, Fred Ortman, llonry Korli, . I lad '!c ad of Dunlap, Neb. J. VI. WtUK. .In., ti sister. Ijiml Olllce nt Alliance. Neb . Oct. 21. l"-0o. Notice i hereby Kien that tlinfollowine nam ed pettier Ii make final thnt paid proi lloceiveral Edward G. Hahn, of Moomaiv, Neb., who mndo urj no. "J017 for tho no' ueo a, tp - n, r 45 w. Ho names tho following witnesses to proio his contilieotiH reHidence upon and culthuvinn o' p.-iiil Inn 1. vir.: John Lewellcn, intirnso II. liewellen, William r.eely ot Moiuaw,'Nob., K, F. Johanseii, of t.rnv hoii, Neb. Also John Lowollen, of Moomaw, Neb., who mado li E no. 213.1 for tho w ' s H sec lf. tp "S n, r Ci v. tin i.ami'ii tl.n Inllowin wlIni'HHeH to ororo his contin-'ous renidenco upon and rnlthat ou of said land, vin Mnbroso it. I.ew!len, l-,d- vard 0. Hahn, I'eter liahn, of Moomaw, Neb., F. r. JohaiiBcn, of Urajson, ell. J. W. WeilN, Jn., llcutster. That a Woman's Heart Can Desire to be Found in my Stock cf Goods. Call and. soq tho immense varietj: of Dry Goods, Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods Shoes, Notions, Groceries, Brand Now and UHEAP. C. A BURLEW. L. W. BOWflAN Physician and Surgeon ALLIANCE, NEIJ. Office rooms anil residence in Drtivor block, up stairs. Special' nttuntion givm to dr ea&os of cldldron. TUTTLE & TASK , . , , ALl0ril6VS " 31 L3.W J HFM1NGF0R0. NEBRASKA, las tiletl notice or ills intention to '',.,":""'., ,.",,, . '",'"""" -" """ "' proof in s -r-nort of his da m and the n o V s-..). tp .10 u. r 4lMv. ,r will lw iiH, In luMn,, l!,vl.i.i..ir ne iiaii..-SBH wunepH's: iniir.es t. jjowbii, l will tie inane ii.i ,i"W r ,,.,,,, ,,,,. A,,.i,i, ,,!,., w. Kn. .Ti-vv AlllaiK-o.rtoti. (inn.., .'iiwT n M,,, v i "" " " nliltlll - -i -- rJr . . ,, " - ( Fifal Prgof Notices Hon. J. W. Wkii.x, Jn., ltiUtr. Hon. F.lt. HiioostE.KpcplTcr. -i-. I'artlon fi(iTin ni)lliitn tlitucoltiiiiii aro rc qiipntptl titrrnd lilt. ptiittf rarettilljr ami ri'iHirt to tiiiii olllrf (or correction any errors Uiattnay exist. 'Dili) will iroenl posolblo delay in makinc proof. - Lnfiil Olliro at AUIanco, Nob.. Sept. U. I89i). Notice Ifi lioruby Klen Unit tlio rollowltiK nninnl nHler lion filed notico of IiIh intention to make lino) proof m Hiiiport cir iiia nlaiiii ami Hint KRlil'proof will lx mado Ix-fjro ltotfifler or Iteceirer i.t Allianre, Nob., on t)ctolxr i, 1H1V), HOltACli F. FILI.MOUE, of Hemlnitford, Neb., who mado T. O. entry No, 102 for the s w i see HI. tii '20. rir 50. He iinmes the following witncwa to provo ins niaim to saiu mini, vus Bainuoi is Harrison, FtHj Ablcy, James Curry, i.. K. Hosenbcrtfer, .ill at Uenuiiuioril. Nell. J. W. WEIIN,n.slteKltr. Ijiu1 Olliro t AlltiM'-e, Nfli., Bept. 28. WM. Notico in .liorotiy Klvcn that tlnw lollowliitf naniiHl ltler Iij.r tileil notiro of Ms intention to make final proof iu nnpport of IiIh ciaim anil t'at Mild proof will Im nmiln before itivlxter and Hwuhor at Alliance, Neli., oil Nov. M, ItiVK) JAM1SJ C. WOOD, of Mandnnd, Neli.. who mndo HIS No. 3022 for Uikh ', lie 5i, nw h W 4 no J w ivneo 27, tp s u, r 50 w - lie nam"the follo'viiiff witnemosto prore htn coutiniioua renidcnco npou and cultivation of mitl Intnl. vU: L'iiMiu li. lloii-ymn.n, l'nima l'ntuey, AIlK'tt 1'nimnr of MatHlund, rieli., Si mon 1) Wright, of Uelmont, Neli. . Also, 1JMMA 1'UllDKY, of WarBland, Neb., whomadoH ISso. 3507 for Uion w U cecirj, tpSJn.rSu w. She iianieHtho foltowinjr witneiBeu to provo her continuoiiH residenco no mid ciltivntlnn of raid land, z: Fidelin l.. Ilont'jiii.iii, JamesC. Wood, AIlMrt l'lmar of Maroland, Neb., Simon IS. WriKht. of llulmont. Neli. Also FIDKMA L. HOHliYMAN.neeKendricl:, of MarRland. Neb., who mado tfmlter Culture entry No. il.' for tho o ',, nw " & loto 1 &2, nto V), tpSUn, rW vt. She iiami-H tlm followini: to provo her contin lioim renideiiro uimn ami cultivation of said laud, viw Kmnm l'untey, Jnuiea C. Wood, Al bert I'almor of MarHland. Neb., Simon B. Wright, of Uelmont, Neli. J. W. Vi:hv, Jr.. lteaiBtor. U. H. IJind Olllce. Alliance. Hoi.. 8i-pt.23, 1M1S. Nolici is horotiy ieu that ANTON ZAHKA. JU, of ('larkron, Nol., has filed notico of intention to make final ptuof before. Il"iter or iteoeher nt their offlroin Allinnoe, N"lt November Mb, lsttl, on timljerutiltiireuppticatioii No. 005, for tho nw vi nv VI, tp in ii. rtt V.w. tlo mimes us witu"twH: onco't I.nmcrick, Jamc Mel all". Alexander ('. Uoss, Dainul Jley- errt, f.U ot llux liutte, .Mo. J. W WnitN, jr., Heeler. U. 8. lind Olllce, Alliauce. Nob , Sept. U5, 1MW Notii'olu hereby (ivoit that .TACOI1 MOUAVA, baa filed notice of intentinK to ra.i'te final proof iK'fo o County .IuiIkooF Ilox ili.ttot o Neb., nt hlHotlice in llemliuford. Neb., on November 7 1KMI, oil timber o-.llttiro application. No. 18 for i ", so H, uu ii U & lot !, nee II tp An. rjr 32w llo iiiuneH as witnoowM; AiikuhUir H Mc LaiiKhlix, Kdward Cr icier, of Mur!nnd. .seb., Anton Ziijiu, John Zajio, of llnmiiuford, Nob. J. W. Wchn. in., Iteif(ter U. H. Land Olhe c, Alliimce, Nib., Sept. Si. 180tl ' Notice is hereby that fOSI'lill MJKI'Ji, ot Keunnce, 111 , has lilfd notice of intention to make filial proof before .I'lerlc (MrcuiU'onrt, btarlcCo.. 111., and Wtncs-e willclxe testimony bel'ttm Urcisterand li-ceiver nt Alliance, Mb . on November it. IRKS, on timber cultoro applica tion No. 'Jll. for tho b vt ' sen 21), tp W li, r 50 w. Ho tinni'H ns witnesses: I'Mirar Sw7y, henry Swwzey. David A. J'aul, Of llemliu;ford, sen., lioljcrt S. Shiilcy, of vllln.ice, Neb. J. W. WnilN. J ii., HeKlstor. I.pnd Olliro nt Alliance, Nob . Sopt. TO, lS'Jfl. Notice is het(by kHoii that tho following nanud settlor lias tiled notico of hit- intention o malie final proof iu support of his clnin mid thi'l said proof will bo made boioio Usist'T r.nd llLceierat Allinuco, Neb., on Nov. U, lsSHi. Hit: JOHN F rODlilNKAKK, (f Hemingford, Neb , who mndo H K No. .'1020 for tlio s .w s"c '.). tp 16 n, r Vi w. He names tho lollowintc witnesses to provo his continuous i csltfcnce upon and onlthatlon ot snid lfiii'1. 'l Michai'l H Murphy, J,eo Kronapfel. .Uuu'm V. Vt helan. William Friol, all of lie. idnfoid, Neb. J. W. Wcrv. Jn , UoBister. - - - ', U. S. lJin.l Olllce, Alliance, oil., O.-t. IL'. lfclKi. Notin is hereby Klten thnt AliltAM A. WIM.iyr, of Anselnio, Milt., I.iih fdtHl notice of inU iitioii to m ike final proof bfort lhvjinter or Keconer at lliauco. iveb.. on the 'i"tU day of Mnenilr, ihlt'i, on timlr culture app'irittioa M l!K lor the nw t, stc ill. tpJ7 n, rr W w. Hounni' s ns n itni'H"ii) .hihiiSfl as-k. .Tsiies Br.ilm. Iinrl.n 1'um Jr .' A. k. t.n l'uhtar. ail of j liwn. Nob. Also Notice is hereby ijiven toRt THOMAlJ K. ItllYAN of bounh.Neb . I ns filed notion of in tention to mnku final p'oof at same time and J. W. Wxiim, Jn.. agistor. In thu District Co ul of iiox Hjtt Co.inty. ANNA (i.'ltEEU l'jlili'df, vs: m Clemiintinu A. McKisn'ev, Defemlutit. ("lomentiiio A. MeKinuey dnfeiidiiiit, will take notice that ou the lOtlr day of AulmhI. lk!k'., An na (J lleid plaintiff herein filed her Ktitton in the district court of Box llutto cuutity, Nubins ka. acainst you the said defendant, the object and prayer ot which is to foreclo'.o n cortain morti-aKQ executeii by the defendant to tho American ijoan anil Trust i ompany upon tlio jU)tthwet quarter of section !, In , north. rnnaoW wet of the Uth n, township .'.1 in., in liox liutte county. Nebraska, to secure the onvment orouotiromisMiry note dated Slay -M, iWHJ, for tho sum ot t-.;el. and due nii.l nainble on tlio 1st day of May lfeto, IxariiiK' interei-t at the rate of 7 per cent per annum from date, t-'aid uotonud rr.artsaso wa-- tor.i valuable consideration, t,o- ' fore lhosam, hecrmic it ie. ilolv sold. nn(utiiil nnddeliMTid tolho p.amtilT, who is now the , iiiiuw thereof ami ot the inon-y duo tl.oreou I ...l l.nn Id ... .1.... .!.. ..l.l.l .r ...... .1... .1.. 111,11 inn,. 11. lit,,, ,i,,ii ii... JMlWUllJI ,11,111 ,1H ,!'- temlant upon said nolo aud mnrtuairt, the sum oi c iai, wiui lineicM. iiicriMiu, iroiu me 1st tiuy of .May 1 US. at the rate of ten per cent per an num. and the further sum of $41.01 for taxes paid on i-a.d premices to protect her curity villi in'eresl inerenn al t"ii p t cut p -i Aiiii'Mi fioill the p.'th day of July IWU, for unioli sums with the interest tlierifiu, plaintilT prus furai iltcroo, that the defendant Isi lequirja to pay 1 tho same, or that Mini mortiMua may bo fou- i cIohihI and said premises may be sold aeci,idin' to law to satisfy thenmou.it foin 1 duo. ' Y'ou aro i-eijuirwl to answer said Htitlou on or ixuoro tlio sun , lay oi notemor imu. DaUd Sept. al, MM. ann O. nBD, PlaintilT, By W. M. lodence, her attorney. fp Sept. at Notice to Non-resident Defendant. In tho district court of Hox llutto county. William it. A hi iey. plaintiff vs. Annie L. l'annin, W. II. Faiinimr and W. J. Ilowden, dsteudauts. Tlienbote named dependent W. J. Ilowden, will take uotica that on the 0th day ot Aui;ul JUIM. William II, Ablvy plaintiff l.erei i file.1 hli (wtltlon iu the dlstrirt court of liox III tt foiiiuy anaiiiHt theii'oto :miiinl ilpfeulaiit, the iilOeclauil piajeror which are io inecioe eeriain mnrtao oxiviiImI by the di'femlaut I Annie U. l'r.imuut to the Aiusrican liivesinwnt roniiHiny upon tho southeast quarter of section I wliu township 27 north, ratine ifc st of tlm ' sixth principal meridian in HoX liutte county Neluaska, to secure thepaymeut of un certain promissory in ie lorine sum oi io".vu. oaieo March Mb I Set. and due and i-ijable D v. 1st lkUl with inti rest thereon paya.ile seiiiialinually ami on which time of pajment was alteruards pxteudeil lito.jrars from maturity thonxif. Kal.l mile and iiiortunmi contains the condition that if any iuterest on mid unto is not paid ! wlllun twent) dajs aJVr the same lierouies due. i then the principal slialt I'liineiiiaieiy iaira due and im) able nt the option of tho ho'dsr thereof. .a;d note and niorUinRn was lfo o the same becani" ib for n tab. aide rouide.u lion duly unowned to the plaiutitf who is now t the holdsr and own, r tiieieot All of the inter, st which ls-aine duo on said , priucipai note on the first day of De(. lWk.aud i sinoetiiat lime still remains unpaid and the plaintui elect- to declare the priuuiiwi, and in-j teret.1 thsreon dueami paja'de at onoe. Autl thtttti U now du the pla.uiill on wild note and rarti.-uuu the sum of luo.i). with interest there on Iroiu the 1st day of June 1'tW, at ten per cent pn annum. P.aiutilf prays for a dscrvo that thdsuud.'iits U required to pay th- same or .that saiu premises may bo sold to satisfy tho amount lound due. You ar required to answer said petition on or before the Uth day ot September IbUO. I Dated AUifUbt ti, 18.1. . JWlUl.UM 11. AHUEY. Plaintiff. By D. K, eiMCHT, hie attorney. U F-T Iw. 1 i n in nil tiln mi" if tI 1 1 tl rsu miii.iiMif ntn tt IMLJ fill .,...,... .-.;..,. . . .. .... r ..- i. i .. . -. T -TJjl n r? "2l"i 'Wv Closing Out I have made up my mind to go out of business, so I will sell all my Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Cloth in and Gents' Furnishing; Goods at greatly reduced prices for spot cash. Produce will be taken at top prices. Your faithful servant, . . . W. K. HERNCALL. "'fegfeite 'tuSWW 5ii.i gB&i ?o M? WW? We havo llrst-ehiss stock and double and siiiOjlo rigs, which wo furnish at reasonable rales. Our facilities for accommodating boarder are unoXeelled in tho city. Givo us a call. BST" Stable Corner Box Butto Avenue and .Slieridan Street. KT- t V1fc.fV..1 -,"H TK' ?-..TC .. mwwm fi&firttirtffr'T'ii -:t H -. i. rja .-v .Ji-j, , -ta i-iiTjr T. zr . snr . . jr. .i . - -. i.'. r -. s;J(-i3ryf'ir,CK"2r, '.?- r ,".J..""r "InT.t r."." VtJT' L Pf-' L ' I r W' .Wim.-. 04 lRiW S.3'., , n ny.Kdry STYLE 201 la sold by agents as high as $195 Tou can buy it at tho factory price from U3 for $88 nolslit 75 Inches, Trench Tlato Mirror, Talent F.ill Board, Mouso Proof, BOLID WALNUT or OA It Guaranteed for u years by manufacturer and by us. We pay freight te any point in Nebraska. Vo f urnisli Btoot, book and chart. Write for terms. ORGANS from $20 ana up. P. B,Our !d year. (Mentlcn Comfort to California, Every Thursday morning, a tourist sleeping car fpr Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Los An gelese leaves Omaha and Lincoln via tho Burlington Route. w . . . . ,1. 1- l It IS CUrpetOU; UpllOlStCr0(l 111 rattan; lias spring seats and backs and is provided with curtains, beddings, towels, soap and etc. An experienced excursion con ductor and a uniformed Pullman porter accompany it through to tho Pacific coast. Whilo neither ns expensively furnished nor as fine to look at as a palaco sleeper, it is just as good to ride in. Second class tickets tiro honored and tho price of a berth, wido enough and big enough for two, is only $7). For a folder giving full par ticulars, call at tlio nearest B. & M. R. R. ticket office. Or, write to ,1. Francis. Gen'l Pu.ss'r Ayont Burlington Route. Omaha, Neb. New Short Liue to Helena, liutte Spokane, Seattle and Taconia a. X. So "W. O. Time Card. KAHT HOUNI. No. 42, panftflnK rarrlvosin lAfrelKlit " " ib liuictu itvrlv.is ut wkkt HOUND mi. it imssciiKonirrlvfts nt i-S2a. in. 5: 1 p.in. 10:.& n. in. 1:30 a. Hi. ll;K! p: m. fell) p. in itfrutiMit imriduht arrlvas at All regular nam mw paeswiKO IM '- . . w. at COl'BljlNO, Afc-011 mk,m ii iimw lillfilftiuMi H',UfJ&3i1W.tB'l IIIHIHIingMlWl ""'- :": .-.. ..... ,...-.-. sSfoUfc fl&, SStK 4Pa m,&P)V).xSi2,ja.jaAa Sale! i H. PIERCE, Proprietor of and Feed Statsles. $195 LIST OneTMrd Cash, AND BALANCE $5.00 per Month. b Kimb PIANOS from $40 aud up. tblsuaDorJ A. HOSPE, Jr. ' Omaha, Neb. THE GREAT DEIOGiTIG DAILY of tho Northwest. Wll bo sent postpaid to any address six days a wook for ono yoar for FOUR DOLLAR! Tho Chronlclo 8 tho mo9t conspicuous nowapapor 8uo 098s of tho day, tho dally cir culation oxcoodlns 70,000 coplo3 and tho Sunday circu lation oxooodlnrj 100,000 oop I03. It Is a firat-clnss nows paporof 12 and l6pauo3 (Sun day 40 to 48 'pases) and Is a standi supporter of sound domocratlo principles. TERMS. tally (except Sunday) year $4.00 Dally and Sunday, 1 year , . . 6.00 Daily, 6 months fcamtuiai edition! 2.00 THE r I 11 '? aft E sjy CHRONICLE D lly and Sunday, 6 months ..8.08. it ly, ic montns .jltij Dallv and Sunrlav 9 mnnlh. 9SfU , - 4, m.i.w...,, a....,., .Hp1 Daily, 1 monlh .1 Pally and Sunday, 1 month Sunday, 1 year .-ft! Saturday. 1 vnsr mt'm -, j"" ....... ......... sample coplos froo on cpplj cation. Addross THE CHICAGO CHRONICLE, 164-160 Washington St, Chlcoao. NCi liP En ' St) 1 ww' ,if t T 11 i&JSSi mar -, i B S!.rJ.
