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The Herald.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF
box Burrp county;
Published CTPtr Friday and entered at iho
post-olliec-in llfmlnufnrd. Nebraska, as second
class mail matter. THE JlznALUiRdovoteti to
'Dm Interests of llrmtngfcrd and liox Untto
county.
THOS. J. O'KnEPG, Publisher.
BOnscniFTJON iutksi
ONBYKAR fl0
YllX MONfllS 75
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
F. M. Piisr.ru Clerk.
A. A1.Mim.eH . Treasurer.
J A. It. II. Hbwktt Judge.
'). 1. Hwvesey Klierlir.
II. F. (llt.MXN Attorney.
Miss A. E. Nkeland Superintendent.
Ciia. HiUNN....: Surveyor,
Dit,V.K, MitXEn Coroner.
J)n. L. W. Iiowma.h 1'hyslcian.
Jamen lUnnr Commissioner 1st DIM..
Jah. Hoixiniuke.... Commissioner and Dlst.
H. W. Duncan Commissioner Urd Dlst.
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Democratic Ticket,
iTor Prcsldnnt,
WM. .1. HttYAN, or Nebraska.
iPav Vice President,
AllTHUll SEWALL, of Malno.
FOlt l'ltlCBIDKNTIAIi ELECTORS!
FRED ME TZ, SK., of Douglas.
.0. W. PALM, of Lancaster.
V. J. HALE, of Minion.
X. PIABQEKI, of Howard.
N. (). ALUEUTS. or Clay.
JS. L. KOSTHY52E, or Saline
M. P. II ARLINGTON, of Holt.
J. N. C.U1PHELL, of Nutioo.
For Governor,
SILAS A. IIOLCOMR, of Custer.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN E. HARMS, or Nemaha.
iFor Secretary of State,
WM. P. POIl TElt, of Morrlok.
For Auditor,
J. P. CORNELL, of Richardson.
Por Treasurer.
J. H. MESERYE, if Itcd Willow.
Por Stip't Public Instruction,
WM. 11. JACKSON, or Holt.
Por Com'r Put). Lands and Buildings,
J. Y. WOLFE, of Lancaster.
Por Attorney General,
C.J.SMYTH, or Douglas.
Por Supreme .fudge, (4 years),
WM. NEVILLE, of Lincoln.
For Supreme Judge, (2 years),
J, KIRKlATRICIt,of Lancaster.
-Por Regent State University,
A. A. M UN ROE, of Douglas.
Por Congressman. Sixth District,
WM. L. GREENE, ot Buffalo.
For County Attorney,
W. M. IODENOE, of Dorsey.
For Commissioner Second District.
JAMES HOLL1NRAKE.
What England Thinks About It.
Tho following i'b an editorial
from tho London Financial News
of April 30th, Heading linanoial
paper of tho world.)
''There, is a plain moral in tho
remark that if tho United States
would venture- to cut herself adritt
from Europe and take outright to
.silver she would have all America
jftud Asia at hor back and the com
mand of tho markets of tho world
of both countries The barrier of
'"old would bo mora fatal than any
barrier of n custom house. Tho
"bond of silver would ho stronger
thau any bond of free Undo. Thuro
can be no doubt it that if tho Uni
'tod States were to odopt a silver
basis tomorrow British trade would
Jo ruined beforo tho year was nut.
Every American would bo protect
ed, not only at homo, but in every
other market. Of course tho Uni
ted States would suffer to a cor
tain extent through having to pay
hor obligations, abroad in gold; but
the loss on exchange under this
head would bo a mere drop in the
bucket compared with tho profits
to bo reaped from tho markets of
South America and Asia, to say
nothing of Europe. The marvel
s that the United States haa not
long ago soized tho opportunity,
.and but for the belief that tho way
of Englaud is necessarily the way
to commercial supcess and pros
perity, undoubtedly it would have
been done long ago. Now, Ameri
cans aro awakening to tho fact that
"so long as they narrow their mil
"bition to becoming a larger Eng
lond" they cannot beat us. It has
been a piece of luck for us that it
has nover before occurred to tho
Americans to scoop ub out of tho
wourld'a markets by going on a
filler basis, and it might servo us
right if, irritated by the contempt
uous apath of our Government to
the gravity of the silver problem,
the Araericous retaliate by freez
ing out gold. It could easily be
done."
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Local News.
It. M. Hampton was in town
Thursday.
Albert Puradis, of Alliance,
was in tho city Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Ilollinrako is spend
ing n few days in Alliance.
H. L. Bushnoll will servo fresh
oysters ou election day,
There will bo mass at tho
Catholic church Monday, Nov. 2.
Parties who ordered bookB of
Thco. Blaud muy secure them at
this office
Hon. I. N. Harbaugh, of Chad
ron. will speak at tho court
house this evening.
Mr. and Mrs.W. C. Mounts, of
Alliance visited Hemingford
friends Sunday and Monday.
Congregational services at M.
E. church Sunday morning and
Methodist sorvices in tho evening
Mrs. J. 0. McCorklo who has
been at Columbia, Iowa, during
tho summer came home Tuesday.
Born, on Oct. 20th, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Koistor, a 10 pound
boy. All parties roported doing
nicely.
Attomoy Sullivan and Prod
Smith of Alliance wore welcome
callers at this office Monday
evening.
Tho dance at James Ilollin
rako's Friday evening was a de
cided success. Several from
town attended.
F. 0. Anderson, Volga City,
Iowa, and Fred Oldag and Miss
Rosa Parkin aro now subscribers
to this family journal.
Dan Mauk and J. A. Smith
with their families left for Col
lego Viow, Neb., last week and
will remain during tho winter.
Mrs. Walter Akin, of "Waterloo,
Iowa, arrived Friday morning
and will visit a couple of months
with her daughtor Mrs. Hazolton.
A. C. Wundorlich who has
been visiting his parents in Mis
souri came home Sunday morn
ing accompanied by his brother,
who will probably locate in this
vicinity.
The campaign social at tho
court house Friday evening was
well attended and a pleasant time
roported. Tho proceeds will bo
expended in repairing tho Con
gregational church.
C. B. Smith ,was found dead
near his house last Friday after
noon by Thos. Green. Mr. Smith
has lived alone forsomo timo and
the cause of his death is unknown.
Tho funeral took place Sunday.
A. L Tingle, of Butte. Nob.,
was advertised, to spcaic noro
Monday but failed to put in an
appearanco and the timo was oc
cupied by a joint debate between
G. M. Sullivan of Alliance and
Smith P. Tuttle.
A bouncing boy arrived at the
homo of Mr. and Mr. John Kcefo
last Saturday Oct. 21, under vory
favorablo circumstances. Unlike
Cleveland, John had a sign out
"Girl wanted," which may ex
plain why wo didn't got oven a
cigarette. Alliance Guide.
A. D. Alexander camo in from
Illinois recently. Ho stated that
ho camo home from Chicago on a
"McKinloy pass" and that ho be
lieved it was proper to take all
ho could got out of them because
they rob tho farmers enough
anyway. No doubt A. D. will
put in a good old soldier vote for
W. J. Bryan Ho was accompani
ed by his son Carl from Blair.
Library Day was observed in
tho Hemingford schools Friday,
Oct. 23, with appropriated oxor
cises. Tho pupils had committed
a number of mottoes in favor
and praiso of good books and
reading. Tho blackboards were
also decorated with mottoes in
colored crayon showing tasto and
neatness in design and execution.
Tho oxercises were interspersed
with patriotic songs, reading and
recitations. Tho primary room
acted a number of charades rep
resenting titles of books which
gave amusement as well as use-
ful
information.
The pupils
imjmumvrmtnm0i,ittwninfrwmmMiimm
Imvn ciinnnrwlnrl in
collecting
.... .v, U..V.II.V .i v ... vw.ivuv.wn
about six dollars which will bo
expended for books to form a
nucleus around which wo expect
to build a valuable library.
Taken as a wholo our first
Library Day was a success.
Tho ladies of tho Congrega
tional church extend their hearty
thanks to all those assisting in
tho entertainment last Fridny
evening and also to those who so
liberally patronized it. Tho pro
ceeds amounting to $10.60 which
will bo applied on repairing of
tho church.
By order of committee.
The Congregational Missionary
society will give their monthly
dinner with Mrs. Ward at tho
homo of Mrs. Wheeler, Wed
nesday Nov. 4. All are cordially
invited. Mus.Wakd, Sec'y
Resolutions
Tho following resolutisns were
adopted by tho Ohtidron Equal
Suff rago society :
Rksolved. That wo as a body
do all in our power to urge ovory
voter, regardless of politics, to do
all they can to prevent the election
of Henry 11. Corbett, tho republi
can nominee for Stato Superintend
ent of Public Instruction. Our
reasons for urging this matter are
these. The said Henry R. Corbett
promised to appoint Mrs. Notson
his deputy if she would help to
elect him two years ago. Mrs.
Notson, anxious to better her con
dition as sho had two small chil
dren to support, entered heartily
into the work of canvassing tho
stato for Mr. Corbett, ovon com
ing us far as Chadrou and borrow
mouoy to pay hor traveling ex
penses. Mr. Corbett was elected
but did not keep his promise to
Mrs. Notson. No, ho ignored her
claims with the most flimsy excuse
that could be afforded, viz; that it
was not proper to have a lady in
his ollico. This woman, thrown
upon charity just in the beginning
of winter with no prospects of
work, 'became despondent, and
tying her two babes to her person,
throw herself and babes into tho
Missouri river. Do wo want a
man who caused tho death of one
of our best teachers and two inno
cent babes to stand at tho head of
education and bo a model for our
toachers, our boys and our girls of
tho great state of Nebraska? Be
foro drowning herself Mrs. Notson
gav hor friends letters written in
Corbott'sown hand in which ho
promised her the doputyship if
elected. She guvo these letters to j
friends exacting tho promise that
they would try to defoat him if ho
over ran for office tho second time.
By order of Committee, two
thirds of whom aro republicans.
Mary-Smith Ha.yw.uid, Pres.
Piiehe Mason, Secretary.
KrHW GOODS at. the 24.11
linery Store.
Bushnoll & Sherwood will
pay tho highest market price for
hogs.
Bring in potatoes and wood on
subscription.
Taken up by the undorsignod
on section 21-28-48, Box Butte
county, Neb., on Oct. 21, 1890.
One bay mare, about 8 or 4
years old, strip in face, left front
foot white and right hind foot
whito, had halter on. One light
bay horso colt, white spot in face
and left hind foot whito; over 1
year old. Ono black horso colt,
whito spot in faco and right hind
foot whito; over ono year old.
Owner can havo same by pay
ing for this notice and damages.
Anton Jelinek.
Estrayed.
On Sept. 28", 1890, from sec. 29-28-48,
one black steer calf; ono
one black heifer calf; both spring
calvos; both mulies. Liberal ro
ward will be paid for information
leading to their recovory.
Albert Nelson,
Hemingford, Neb.
TO RENT. -Tho
undersigned will rent his
farm in Sec. 12-00-48, at Wanatah
postotlice, Dawes county, for the
year 1897. "Will furnish seed,
teams and machinery if required.
TUEO. GlIllHNS,'
Wanntalj, Nety.
RflBCMl
Final '-Proof Notices
Hon. J. V. Wkujj, Jn., ItoRlttor.
Hon. F. M. fiitoonE, llocelvcr.
1'nrtlM bavins notices In thta oolnmn aro ro
oupstrd to read tho amn carefully and report to
tliis otlieo for correction any errora that may
oxljt, Tliia will prevent poetllilo delay In
making proof.
Land Olilco at Alllaneo, Nob., Sept. 2S. 1896.
ftotiefl I hereby iriren that thn followlnc
named snttler has tiled notico of his intention
to mako final proof in support of 1i1b claim, and
tiat said proof will ls made heTore lleItor
and ltocoivur at Alliance, Nvb., on Not. It), &M
JAMES U. WOOD,
ot Marsland, Neb., who made It 13 No. 3032 for
tho nHiioHi nvr U so )t fc no H sw W sec 27, tp
SO n, r SO w.
llo names tho following witnesses to proto his
continuous resldonro npon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Fidelia 1j. lloneyman, Emma
1'urdey, Albert l'almer of Marsland, Neb., Hi
mon H. Wright, of Mclmnnt, Heb. Also,
EMMA I'UUDKY,
of Marsland, Neb., who mado H E no. 3G07 for
the u w H sec 32, tp 29 n, r 6U w.
She names the following witnesses tn prove
her continuous resldonro up and cultivation ot
said land, viz: Fidelia Ij. Honeyman. James O,
Wood, Albert Palmer of Marsland, Nob., Bimon
li. WrlRht, of llclmont. Neb. Also
FIDELIA L. HONEYMAN. nee Kondrlck,
ot Marsland, Nob., who mado timber culture
entry No. U.V! tor tho o !i hw !4 & lots 1 & 1. sec
1U), tpSTJn, rWw.
She names tho following to provo her conttn
nous residence, upon and cultivation ot said
land, viz: Emma 1'urdey, Jamns U. Wood. Al
lien l'almer ot Marsland, Neb., Blmon B.
Wright, ot Belmont, Nob.
J. V. WKHtr, Jr., Itegistor.
U. S. Land Olllcp, Alllnnco, Nob.. Sept. , 1806.
Notico is hereby gien that
ANTON ZAI1KA, JR,
ot Clarksnn, Nob., has filed notico ot intention
to make final proof before lteglster or Uocelver
at their otlleeln Alliancu, Neb., November Dth,
1KM, on timberculturo application No. UH.", for
tho aw H se) 12, tp 2H n, rg 47w.
llo names as witnesses: Jacob Lamcrick,
James McCabe, Alnxandur O. lloss, Daniel Mey
ers, all of Hoi iiutto, Nob.
J. W. Weiin, n., Hegister.
TJ. 8. Land OihYe, Alliance, Nob , Sept. 25, 1898.
Notico is hereby glvtm that
JACOU MOllAVA, of Marsland, Nob.,
has filed notico of intention to mike final proof
befol-o County Judgoot Mux llutto Co., Neb., at
his olllce in Ilemiimford, Neb., on November 7.
lfftO, on timl)er outturn implication. No. 15, for
n '4 so U, no U sw 'i & lot 0, see 0 tp 'JMn, rg f2w
llo names as wltnesROs: Augustus H. Mc-l-aughliu.
Edward Crlgler. of Marsland, Nob.,
Anton Z:ijic, John Zailc, ot llomingford, Neb.
J. W. Weiin, Jn., Iteglster.
U. 8. Land Ollic e, Alliance. Neb.. Sept. 20, 1890
Notice is hereby that FOSl'EH NORTH, of
Kewaneo, 111 , has lilid notice of intention to
mnko final proof beforo Clerk Circuit Court,
HtarkCo.. 111., and witnesses will givo testimony
boforo Register and Receiver at Alliance, Neb.,
on November 9, 1KWI, on timlmr culture applica
tion No. 21, for tho s w i see 20. tp 20 n, r fiO w.
He nrm-s as witnesses: Edgar SwMiey, Henry
Hweezey, Da id A. Paul, of liomingtord, heb.,
Itobort S. Shipley, ot Alliance, Neb.
J. W. Wkiin. Jn., Register.
Ijind OUlco at Alliance, Nob . Sept. 80, 18'.W.
Notico is hereby given that tho following
named Bet tier has filed notico of hit. intention
lo mako-tinal proof in support ot his claim and
that said proof will bu made beforo Register
mid Receiver at Alliance, Neb., ou Nov. 9, ls9t),
viz: JOHN F. HOLLINRAKE,
of Hemingford, Neb., who mado H E No. 3029
for the s w s?c U, tp '1H n. r 49 w.
He names tho following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon an1 cultivation
of said land, viz: Michael It. Murphy, l'o
Fronapfel, .lames F. Whcluu. William tricl, ull
of Hemingford, Nob.
J. W. Wki'v. Jn., Register.
U. 8. Land OIHce, Alliance, ,eb., Oct. 12, 1E00.
Notico is hereby given that AI1RAM A.
W1LLET, of Anselmo, Neb.. ha filed notice of
intention to make nnal proof IWori. Resistor or
Receiver at Alliance. Neb., on the 23th day of
November, lMHi.on timber culture app'ication
No. 15S, for tho nw H sec 20. tp 27 n. rg .12 w.
Ho names as witnesses: John Sedlacek, James
Rruna, i harles Posvur, Martin Posvar, all of
Lawn, no I). Also
Notico Is hsreby gtvon that THOMAS E.
Rll YAN of Hough, Nob , has tiled notico of in
tention to make final proof at vamo time and
pluca on timber culture application no. C9j for
tho noli seo 29, tp ao n, rrf 4!) w.
Me names as witnesses: Charles F. Dorgan,
William Smith, William W.Tjreo, James W.
Tyreo, all of Hough, Neb.
J. W. Wehn, jn., Register.
IJ. 8. Land Oiliro Alllaneo, Neb.. Oct. 10. 1MW.
Notico la heroby given that HUGO HCHTE,
of Dunlap, Neb., lias filed not leu of intention to
make final proof beforo Register or Receiver at
Alliance, Neb., on November '!, lfc'.W, on timb -r
culture application no. 69Ti, tor tho w !i nw U &
w 4 sw it soo -.!, tp 29 n, tg 48 w.
no names as witnesses: Rernard Fendrich,
Fred Ortmaun, nencich Koch, uenrich Liohtc,
all of Dunlap, Neb. aIho
HEMtY LICHTE.ot Dunlap. Nob., has fiiol
notico of intention to mako final proof at hvuo
time and p!ni-o on timber culture application
No. 591 for tho sw H M-c 20, tp 29 n. rg in w.
ho names as wltnessbs: Kernard tVndrioh,
Fred Ortman, Heary Koch, V. I'ladk ad of
Dunlap, Neb. J. W. Wehn. Jn.. Roister
Land Ollico iitAllianco, Neb . Oct. 21, lb90.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed rcttler has tiled notice of his intention to
mako final proof in support ot his claim, and
that said proof will lo mado beforo Register or
Receiver at Alliance, Neb. on Nov. 30, ltUt), viz:
Edward G. Halm,
of Moomaw, Nob., who mado he no. 201" for tho
n o ) sec 29. tp 28 n, r 45 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation
of said land, viz: John Lewellen, Ambroso 11.
IOYvellen, William Noely of Momaw, Nob., F. F.
Johituseu, of (jravson.Nob. Also
Ambrose II. Lowellen,
of Moomaw. Neb., who mado u E no. 2307 for the
n o U sec 22, tp M u, rg 45 w.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said laud, viz: John Lowollen. Edward O.
Hahn, Peter liahn. ot Moomaw, Neb., F. F. Jo
hanscn, ot Grayson, Nob. Also
John Lewellen,
of Moomaw, Neb., who mado H E no. 2433 for the
w M so 4 soo 15, tp 2d n, r ft w.
llo names tho following witnesses to-provo
his continuous roaidenco upon and cultivation
ot caul land, viz: Ainbroso II. lewellen, Ed
ward (1. Uahn, Peter liahn, of Moomaw, Nob.,
F. F. Johausen, of Gravson, Nob.
J. W. WMI.V. Jn., Register.
In the District Court of Rox Iiutto County.
ANNA O. RfcED, Plaintiff.
vs:
Clementine A. McKinnev, Defendant.
Clementine A. McKinney defendant, will tako
iintiofi lii i.n thn Kith ilav of Ausust. lxflil. An
na U Reed plaintltf heri-iu filed her petition in
tho district, court of llox llutto county. Nebras
ka, against you the ta!d defendant, tho object
and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain
mortgage executed by tho defendant to the
American Loan and Trust Comany upon the
northwest quarter of section!!, in township 25
north, range 19 west ot tho IHh p. ro., in Uox
IJuito county, Nebraska, to secure the payment
of ono promissory nolo dated May SW, Imh), for
the. sum of J3H), nnd due and pajableontlio 1st
day of May lh93, bearing interest at the ratfl of
7 por cent per annum from data. Kaid noloand
mortgage wui foe a valuable uousldoration, bo
furo tho same bocamu due, duly sold, assigned
and delivered to tho plalutilf. who is now tho
owner thereof and of tho money duo thereon
and there Is now due tho plaintiff from tho de
fendant upon said nolo and mortgage, ths sura
nfkym Htm, tntnrnkt t hereon, from tho 1st dar
' of May 1MKJ, at the rato of ten per cent tier an-
num. and tho furUier sum ot f 11.01 for taxes
' paid on raid premises to protect her security
with Interest thereon at ten per cent per Aiinnui
t from the 12th day of J illy 1894, for which sums
I with tho interest thereon, plaintiff prays for a
ilivmi tliHt. tlm dnfondant Iki rooiiired to nay
tho same, or that saul mortgage may ld fore
closed and said premUea may Iw told accordiug
to law to satisfy the amouat found due.
Yon are required to answer aid petition on
or l)eforo the 2nd day of November la).
Dated Sept. 21, lc9d. ,,.,-
Anna 0. Rked, Plaintiff,
Ry W. M. Iodence, hor attorney.
f p Sept. 25.
All parties desiring to make
final proof can haye their papers
made out at The Hehald office,
free of charge, and promptly
transmitted to the land office.
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