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Physician Surgeon.
2nd : bh Wllr ftolUet omlill ! loftily Blcck
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Dro1c.l : Dow- , . . " Nobruska
J J , SNYDEH , '
Attorney. , . and Counsellor at Law ,
reusiOll .Il1Ut1 , n\1 \ ldnll of gO\'CrllIIICIiI
clnillt : > . fW.l\/jenernl1nw / . practice. Of
fict" : Roo1 18'ill\nc1 5 Rnwson mock WCII
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D l . c. PICKF.'l"l\
Professor of Psycholog )
Lincoln Medlenl' Col1e e. Office III
resldenc onc.haf ) hlock cast of U.
n , CI1"rch. . Chroulc di.3casc.'J 1:1\'cu :
I3peciul. lteUl1bU ; 'Phol1e 147 , ,
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ItlH. 1JUn10I1' reply to x , y , Z. contlnu" , ]
( rOrtl l'Ist weelc '
'rIte fnets in the C3C ! arc that
the mnjority 0 f church people
rely on the blood of Jcsns to g-ct
thcm out of al1 tc nd ! ' ) of eJim-
culty. 1f the in t hc.v . have.an . I
atoncmcnt to covcr their gm1t , .
find nll th'y havc to do ii to Ra ) '
the y ! In\'C ! marh' it ri ht with :
God ; alld who ean get back of
that killd of a propoittion ! ? 'rhc
Idlld of ntonCl11lnt that X. Y. Z ,
stullds for is IIcst1'lIdh'e of
mornl ! } a till honcsty and puts a
pn'minm on < ; in. I ct that Jdnrl
of a Iloetrinc Ill' preach eel to thc
} J 'oplc 101lg' cllough nnd it will
talcl' the m'ral fibC'l' ont of the
I'fll'l' alld fit thelll to IH' grn her ! ' ) ,
hoocllcl'l , liar and gcrwrallyelis-
horh.'HI. l".ct tiS rathcr tea'h men
t hat they nlll ttat1ll t ! \ on thC' I'
OWII lIwdt ! { 01' fa1l ; tit at their
rightco\lH1cS\ \ ! ! \ \ t h ( of their
own IIHtlcing" alld 1I0t of an ) ' imaginary -
aginary sll'hst lUtiOIl .from nil-
other , evclI though that other hc
the hest man the worlel has
known ; that rightcomllless is
Ii fe and practice and not tlwo-
n'ticnl figmcntr . 141't us tuach
men th t Ule 1'I'al value of Jesus
to the world , :11)(1 ) to them itICli-
villl1a11y , is to he fonnd , not in
an ) ' atonine' hI 0011 , hut in the
fact that he taught men what to
he alld how to he it ; w1.lat to do
.and how to (10 ( it. .
We wish to sa ) ' jl1 t a word
more aboll t the a tOil i ng 1110011.
It is perfccth' certain that 1I0t
'
olle elrop of 'hlood ill the hOlly
with which Jcsus was horn into
the world hut that came frOIll
his 1I1Othel' , alld not a elrop of. .
hlooll lIe took to thC' cro s with
him hut was madc from the food
he nte ; and not one : drop of waRe
made hy an ) ' different method
than that which i involvcd in
the mnldng of an ) ' othcr human' '
hloocl. How does X. Y. Z. provide -
vide agamst the old hereditary i
taint in Mar8 blooll ? How
< locs hc escape the fact that if
his theory is tructhat Je mhol'll !
of a sinful woman a.uel inheriting
largely from his mother , for
whom thc sin olTering was made
hy the pricst at Jerusalem , forty
days aftcr his birth. , must have
been a hereditcrary sinner ? Thc
Catholic theologmns saw this
vcry difficulty and to olTset it
thcy promulgatcd the theory of
the "Immaculate Conception , "
and we must say that thcy have
hecn vcry logical in their reasoning -
ing , whethcr thcir prcmise be
con'cct or tJt , alld the avcrage
Protestant clergyman is'utterlYlin
"the mist" on this poInt. ' ! 'hc
blood that was spilled on thc
I cross was simply human bloud
and X. Y. Z. can. 1J1ak nothing
more of it , For thc man who
, dicd on Calvary we have the pro-
fou1Hlcst rcgard and love. Such
a death lays a11 men under lasting -
ing obligations. It shows such
strcngth of character , such a
tioble scnse of the truth that hc
had preached ; uch a determinl.
. tion to stand by what he belicved
to be tmc ; such a spirit of devotion -
tion ; such a gcnuineness of manhood -
hood that the world has been
richcr and sweeter for his won-
dcrful cxamplc. Bnt his hlood
satisfies no dcmand of law or ju .
tice.
tice.X.
X. Y. , says " 'l'he hirth of
ChriRotVas a new crcation.'J It
haRe heen our opinion that the
creation was hefore the "birth , '
hut being enl } ' a "pun ) ' man" we
. may he miRotal\Cn. If so , wc
would like to be set right in the
matter. Wc havc also thoughi
that Mar ) ' , through tIle processef
of naturc , eliel for her child what
evcn' mothcr has always dom
for their l1ubol'J1 babes , and thh
is thC' mother's part in evcr. > ' 1\C'\V
f human crcation. We may aga 11
he mistakcn , hut wish to have
_ the matter clearcd up.
Again , we have thought thai
thc powcr of God , who is the
only Holy Spirit : HIt ) UtC enl )
. author of lifc , mal\Cs e\'cry fathe1
\'irile a11l1 e\'crv mother to con' '
cc'e. . If Wl ; are wrong Wt
shonld1i1cc to he et ri ht ug-ain
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We did not a ) ' that GOIl Wa !
thc "I'athcr of J'sus iu no hig'hcl
SctH\C \ than lIc is of at11fe-a hOf
for in5tancc. " We do not hc
I' licve an. > such thing. Wc he
licn' that GOd'8 creation is in al
- nsccnrling scale , and thr. anima
creation gives proof of this fad
Man is a higher form of hein
than a hog , and even among m t
there are many J'rade : of intel
ler.t and spiritnal qnalitri soml
lIIl'n arc honcgt enClu h to coml
Ollt heforc the pnhlic iu an open
honorahle way in promulgatinl
their vicws. But God is the au
thor of all life just the same-o
thc hog , thc rattlc snake and 0
litUQ insects , just as truly as 0
, , mau , of angels , an < 1 e\'cn Jesus
If X. Y. Z , knows differently Ie
him say so and givc his reasons
X , y , Z. sa's "He ( Harman
. 61)eaks about the virgin Mar.
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and Jo eph witb a sort of signif-
cant g-rinl" etc. 'Ve are 110t in
thc habit of grinning about mar-
ricd pMplc , ITe made this out
of wholc cloth , like mnny of the'
rest of hin wild statcmcnt , anll it
evinces n lewd imagination on
hi ! > pPlrt , He knowi ! what people
generally think of e11idt rt'ln-
tiuns bctwt'cn a man and womau ,
alul because of somc limitatioll ,
call not see that we ha\'c never n.1- .
vancecl such a theMY in thi ca"t' .
He cannot qCl' how .1eius ! conlll
have heen tll 50U of JOlPph ! aur1
Mary withont im'oh'ingtheir
moral. , . W" must . . .av that we do
not stand fOI' auy stich conclus-
iOIl , therefol'C' w ( ' heel ns lel\ : ' ( ,
g-rill nt X , Y. , an , wif ( ' a al
Joseph nI1l11\1a1'Y , anll Wl' hall
110t do either.
Again , lIl' says II\Ir. n. seell.ls
troubled nhout the worlilly am hi-
tioll of ehed"s if e , \ teteWI'
ha\'c never raiscd that IJlte\tinll !
and carc nothing about it what-
cver. What we did say wns that
Jesus Bahl iu answcr to her re-
qucst for her on 1 that "to sit
on my right hallll and on lilY left
i'3 not minc to givr. " 'l'his clear.
ly indicates a limitntion of power
and is in kecping with th state > -
mcnt that Jesusconld do no migh.
ty works in his own country "he-
cause of thcir unbelicf.1 He also
! laid bc did not lenow when the
juelgment day would be ; a c1l'ar :
statcmcnt a to the fact that Ill'
wa also limited in kt1owled&c.
As to X. Y. ' idea of a hteral
resnrrcction for the body of Jesus.
we shan have to eliscus ! > that in a
scparate article. Only the Hip
VanWil1ldes of theolog ) ' holel to
that ldud of a theorr toclay.
Again , he Hays "Mr. n. is vcr ) '
mltch trouhled because Joseph is
caltcd the father of Jesus.\1 We
:1itl not know wc were the
trouhled par tics in the case. We
havc accepted the plain scripturc
statemcnt for it ; while X , Y. .
startcd this discussion in ordcr to
pro\'C something elsc , which , up
to Ilate , hc hns not hecn ahle to
(10.
Again , he says. "T w0l1ller how
ofteu a hook h ! . to ten a direct
tact beforc Mr. n. acccpt the
statcmcnt ? " We are looking for
facts and acccpt them always as
soon as we find thcm , but X. Y.
. , as usual , assnmcs that wondcr
storics about Jesl s in the bible
arc "direct facts , " whilc the
many things which are told of
Him that arc perfcctly reasonable
and require no stretch of cre.
dulity cannot ' he rclied au , and a
theory bascd 'upon them , in his
estimation , i 'Ilow rielicule" or
"vcneered . " The
infidelity. apostle -
tle , Pcter , stood up on the day of
Pentecost and said : 'lYe men of
Israel , hcar thcse words : Jesus
of Nazareth , a man appro\'ed of
God unto yon by mighty works
and wonders and signs which
Goel elid hy him in thc midst of
you , " ctc. What we shoutd like
to know about this statement is
whcthcr Jesus was "a man" as
Peter said he was-or omething
else ; whether the wOIulcrful
things attributcd to Tlim
werc douc by Co , as Pctcr said
thcy were , or whether they werc
enc by .1 csus himseU'A nd if
Pcter's statemcnt is trltc just
whcre Jesus did a greatcr miracle
than the old prophcts did-IWjah
and Elisha , for instancc.
' .L'hen X. Y. ' . . comes at u
. with a stuuner. He says : "lRn\t \
; it wonderful that .lesus was CYCI
, heard of after death. iflr. . TT'f
: theory 1S true ? " 'l'his is a tre ,
: . mCluluOIHargument. . \Ve catJ
that the ' ho '
only answer pOOl' )
, , who havc risQn from povcrty anel
obscurity anll lcft their namC !
, high on the Rcroll of fame h
: lcgion.Ve wonder if X. Y. ,
: cver hearel of. Homer , the grea1
I poet of the Greel { ? He waR n01
, . ouly. poor , hut hlind , and h1l !
, becn dead : L good deal 10ngcI
than Je'us has , . No such claim !
were evcr made for him as ha !
been fer Jesus , amI yet we heal
of him occaRosionally , Aue
r l pictctus , the slave , has heel
- elead nearl. > ' as longas .I eRnl\ : , : HIt
we ! lti11 hear of t him. .orOLf\tel
. lHlH been dead a good deal longel
than Jesus and we till h".ar 0
r him. Confttcitt Im heen Ileac
500 years longer than J csus ane
- has more followcrs iu China thaI
- Jesus hn9 in all tItl : ' world , ane
1 'we stilt hear of him. An (
I Buddha has been dead ahou
. 2500 ycar9 and hUR more fol1ow
.erg than Jcsus. . Al111 Mohammce
1 'It'a ' hecn deae1 O\'er l OO year
- anr1 ha OOOOOOOO fo11owers to
da > , Now , jU1t ! what doe al
thm prove accorcling' to thc logil
of X. Y. / How does it hap
pen that we have had a Franklil
- and a Lincoln in this countr'
who are still rcmembered
Franklin mar be forgotten , bu
Lincoln win be remcmbcred a
" long [ 11i there is human spcech il
t which to enshrine the story a
i , free om , II" is one of the hal
) do en men in all history to' he
y come im1Ilortal to all ages ani
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hould b & ! etplr interested in what he h s said about soJa' - '
. crackers , because tIn : } ' are Ihe ont ! food wit'h whicli ' : l1i 'of' . ,
them are familiar. , . '
Uncle Sam has Iiven out filutes showin2 ; that soda
. cracktts tire riclr ( in nutriment and hody-building dement , 0 '
. . properly plTlportioned , than any fond made from Hour. -
. This is saying much for common soda crackers , and
milch more for Uneeda Biscuit , because they..arr :
! io a crackers of the btst qualit } ' . TIItW are baked better- ; . : ' .
lUort : scientifically. They are packed better-more cleanly. - ; . ,
The dIIUPI dust and odor proof package retains aU the good-
lIess and nutriment of the wheat , all the freshness of- the best. . , ; > . . ' . '
bakinK , , all the purity of the cleanest bakeries , ' . ' , . .
Your Uncle Sam has shown what food he lhinks best ,
for his people. J-I is people have shown that Ihey think
I U needa Biscuit the best of that food , n arly
4UOOOOOOO packages havin already been cori umed.
Uneeda Biscuit
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all people ! > - No , it is nol won-
dcrful that Jesus lias continued :
to hc remembered , under out' :
theory. 1t is rcmarlmhle , how- .
c\'er , that anyone could scriousl , } " I
the sort f stun'as '
ptopose as an aI'-
ment to an inteltigcnt puhl l' ,
, . hich X. y , ' . . sets forth.
' 1'0 < luote again : H\Vhy has'nt
Mr. H. crcated such a commotion
as Jcsus did'Vc havc never
claimcd to havc the ability to he
able to do so ; we do not think
that X. Y. . has ever creatcd
the commotion that Alexander
Camphcl1 did , and yet Camphel1
waonlv a man.Ve do not
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thin1c h was a vcry "pnny man1
but a great logician. He gener-
aUy camc out open and fair in aU
of his man ) ' controversies.Ve
are doing the best wc can with
our ability ; and we noticc that
several people feel towar s us
just about like the Pharisecs felt
toward .Tesus , and for thc rcason
that Pharisceism always has been
unfriendlv to the men who would
not conform to their traditions.
Fina11y. X. Y. . says another
old thing that hns passed current
as truth for a longtimc among
theologians without having an ) '
foundatiou in fact , na1Ucl ) , tLtat
"Jcsus waH crucified for treasol1
against thc l omau govcrnment
and hlasphcmy , in that hc said
hc was the son of God. " 'L'hat
his enemim , the scribcs and
pharisees , and chief pricsts said
thesc things ahout Jesus wc
know ; hut that they knew .that
thcy werc falsehoods is too ap-
parcnt from thc fact that thcy
dic1 not get him to admit what
thev wlnteel him to at thc trial
I hcf rc : the high priest , a.d that
Pilate diel uot believe the charge
of treason against him is shown
b , ) ' his rcpeatcd attempts to rc-
lea e Jesus , his ca11ing thcir attention -
, tention to the fact he Hfound no
fault in him ; " and finally washing -
ing his hands in thcir prcsence ,
anll saying- his hloorl be upon
r you al111 , our childrcn. And
tllC ) ' aSRtllI1ell the r sponsihil i y.
Does that look much hlce
Jesus Wag crucified for treason
and blasphcmy ? , 'l'hc renl reason -
son for the Jews eoing- ) what
thcy did \vas to he found in lheir
fear thnt .Ie'\uR \ woule ) gaill more
adh'r'l1t5 to his \'iews than the
other J'wi , 1t secl coulll holel.
' 1'IH'Y C'vcn said : t1non t 11111-
se1\'es "percicve \e how tlw
whole world iB gone' after him ? "
And Pilale fl'\rcil a riot among
the 1mbulcnt poptllac ( of .Termm-
lem if he rcfnsed thcir reqnest
_ for the destruction of Jeuns , and
political l xpee1ienc ) ' cletermined
him on the C\ne \ hon , 'l'bc1I10l1
said " 11e mael ( ' himsclf a King' ,
if you let lhis man go YOU are 110
friend uf Cae\ar's \ : ' A ll this sa y-
ing of the 1I10h inttuencect Pilate
: ; to crucif y Jesus.
We think we ha\'e made a goo
man ) ' points of doctrinc plain to
the general public ; and wc arc
far more anxious to be undcr.
stood by the gencral public thal1
by X. Y. , and for thc stmple
reason that X , Y. Z. has no in.
tention of trying to undcrstand
an ) ? religious proposition' l1nles
"
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it has his particular label on it.
Our purpose all along has bccn
to gct the religious ideaH of thc
Peoplc' : : ; l iberal Christian As-
I sociation hefon' the pubhc , rath-
cr than to pay any geriot1 at-
teution to a writer -\vho \ hides be-I
hind a nom de plumc.Ve thank I
the Hm'U1IJICAN for the' note of
information in , a formcr issuc ,
I a11l1 wi11 Bay we arc glad to know
that the Methodists. Ba.ptists
and United Bret1tern arc not ia- :
volvcd in this coutrovcry. and
wouhl not rcsort to bus1t-w1tack-
ing method of warfare that X.
Y. . c1elip-hts in.Vc 111URot al- .
BO say to X. Y. Z. not to wa tc
any litorc space in exhorting us
about our sonl as we havc no
confidence in the religious guff
of a person who 1Ilust gct behind
cover in order to sling 111ml at
pcoplc whose opblions thcy do
not undcrstauel or do 110t' ' like.
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'rhc RnpUnI.TCAN is especially
! SALBPpecl BILLS.
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Legal Notices.
1- _ _
All utlnrtlsclnouta und , , " tllill hoatl will 110
charge,1 tor at 10111\1 r\te ! , viI : : 5t ,00 pcr tlquU'o
tor ftr8t In ortlon. IInl tj06 1J1.St' MClullro for llCb ,
IUhBcqnont InRcrUoII ,
A. " 81IUlllol" 18 ton 1I116R or fr : tto\1 tllureot. ,
1111111I CUllnty Court. Cu"lel' C'IIIIII } ' , NelJraska .
tll the lIIattm' or the , , latetJf Ihmry J. Tt'wlq ,
IIt'I''a I'.I ,
'I'll 11m helr allll ncxl tll ItlnII It.'ur } ' J.
l.ewlq , Hece\lt'll :
You will take notice tlial nl1 tlie 281h < I a ) ' of
Decelllllf'r. 1'O ) . Mar } ' E. IIwIR. ; ulmllllhiralrix
01 Haht ' ! "latl' . tilt.the.r lIethiou III tllIq 1:0111'1.
HI'Ulu forlh that u debtOi exlsl illahl.t [ Haiti
I'slate :11111 Ilr,11I1I { Ol' a thulllll : ' :111 to the lu.
I\'reqtll of Iho holnl of < ; ald c"talalld a < l1..t J.
hutlul.If Hahl cstato to tbo saht h lr au,1 for a
lull nllli cUlllplel" , wtt1..mmlt or 8 : , t elihltc.
Sahl hearhll ! ' IIJ > ( ' " Rahl lethloll I. . IIxed for
I.'ebru'lry 26th. 1'\110. at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
III , whell all Iartlts IlItcflct hI liahl eslat. ,
JIIay apl.car alllllJe hearl111poU the lIIallt'rl ! , ; , .t
Ollt III said f\elitlou ,
lIatl',1 , his 191h II- of JUIII < lr } ' . I'1tJtI.
[ 'WAr.J3. \ . J A. R. IItTJIII'.1llmollulv Jlldl/e.
- -
III 1111' 1I\lrlel \ Courl of C\I h'r 0:011111N. . . .
hrask l. .
III the lIIalhrIf th , ' 1' lal" of J"I ! e J. Hhlwl'lI.
,11IC.ms."I.
owrUH 'TO SIUI\II CAU II' .
' 1'hll , ealiRn havlttl : ' lIerelufore cnllln 011 fo.
IIIarllllr UpOIl ihe l.etltlou of SalUllel 'V. Sid.
w.II , : "Imllll..trator lIr the eBtal. . of IeR"e J.
Hhlwell. oIec'Is'd. I'raylu\C ; fur a IIcem.elo " 'I'll
Ille NOrlhwI'st 'Iuarll'rlr 111'0 < :11011 'J.'wOIII.folir
( ; 1 ) , tWIl. I" rall\C" 1" "c 11I1 the 11th 1'I ; , or. ; ,
blll\icien a1ll1lU1i1 tlf th. . saJlle to lJrlulf 11I" . lw
! If ioS " .OO for IIpaVIIII'UI of 4'ebt ' i and e"I'WI es
al/'Ilust / & : lId eSI.loId : tlle 1'0 tli of adwlultllra-
tlOII , tll re IIUt 1'1111 < 1 : snUicle\it persouat Proll'
I'rH' to pay the Itaiol llihts au" C"f\enijC . '
rerorl' de ' ' , . Inter-
It hi tllI 01 1'1',1 Ihat. allveuolls -
st..1 lu qald eSlate _ al.l..al' lufort' me at the
COllrl 10011I IIf the DhUlct , . : onn of IDawlloli
couut ) . . Nl'l'rl..ka , III the cll } < < Jf 1.eltulI't : ( . N" .
IIraska , 1111 th11I1 ! da } ' of : > rebruan' . 1'1116. atI
c.'cluck. : I. m. , 10 ISholl' oa.ullo wb ) ' a lIeell81'
sllouhl uot b. . 1lr\lIh'.1 to saId : lwlliniatralur to
Ren Sg wuch of the abol"l' 0.1 e\CrlbeLl ! reall'Op'
el t ) ' of salll dec"a'II',1 : \ > 1 "III III I. . , IIl < cefOoary 10
pa ) ' Itald < lebtD and O--1 > en9"S
Hate. ! thlR dlh day of l elllb"r , 1' } $ ,
NOTICE-A : : I'opy of tl1ls "fllt'r Io ! > to 1":1 : Ilu } "
IIshed III ttll : CUBter Couuly RepIIlJUClu , .I. news
p311er puhllshed :11 UroL.eu 11'1Nllbr. .
, HRCNO 0 , ObtIIITLliH ; ,
JuJII' ' "I the nlslrl.'t Conrl. , } f Ih" Illh
I Judicial Dstrlct of the 1lle 01 NI'
tJrlsla , h , an io 'CIlIi' ' ' ' ' , , . CIIIIII ) ' .
N. ' 1' . ( .add. . altornt' " , , ; t-IJ :
.
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.
PHOUA'l'N.'t'IC ) ' .
' 1' , ) thl' CreUlor. . atilt Hell"l ; , \\'i1Ilall J 111,1-
11I:111 ,1\'cealll'tl.
YOII 11m h'reh } ' lI\1tll1e,1 thou Curti. . J . Jllc\-
11I11I , : ulmlulstrator of Ihe"hlatu \\'llIlalll J.
I Jllcllmall , al\lll , .a H. MIller , fllflllerlIIck. .
mall , I/uanllall of the pCrROIII' alld elStal. . ( If tile
, , "Illor heirs of tile saId \Vllllalll J. Hlck.lllan.
, lecl''Ih\I , have each tiled th.lr hel1l\ruc l > ell.
IlonK III tllIM. tile COntll'I'ourt ofCutiter COIUII ) ' ,
Nt'hraRka , aMklnll' fo\ ' the lillat l > elllllll\\'lItllln
l'aeh malu'r. aUII for th" IICliI ultlou of llll !
heln ; of cach or Raid o8tale ! ! . autl tht : tlltltrlt.lu ,
\Iou 1I.reof. whhlleneral rl'lIl'f. 't'hlt ; IJI RaJd
, lIIaltl'ri will lit' he'lrd In IhO ! COllrt 11I1 tllo IOt.h
. da ) ' a ( t ebrllary , liJOo , at 10 o'clol'lt : I. III. . whcli
: llIllartle'llntere le,1 wll11hheanl _
A. n , UtfMPIIICJ\ ' ,
1all' < \ Jail. It.'JOt" COlin IY Jlldir. . . .
J. A. Anuollr , Attorne ) ' , JlJi
- - .
i tlllllRlrlel COUl'l of CllqlH Couuly. ' ri'raqlll
. 1\1. Am h'rr } ' , I'la1I1IUI' . '
\'K ,
111'0101'1How J1n llIe'l &
NorlllaIColIl'ile.lIefelldalil.
' 1'0 : It ! crt'dllor9 'laid Drokell Uow Iht'llue i .I. :
Normal Collel/'e.
YOII autl , .ach o ( YOII ar. . Ilerl'lIlIotlfie , ] tllal
I , lilt' underRI'lIed. , lIave bl'ell alpolnted RI''I'I" .
"I' In Ille above elllllle < 1 aclloll alll\a SlIcll , have
, 1'0qs"S'Iloli of all of IIIl' : 'IRsel ! ; O far I\K 1 ! Jave
hecu able 10 o\.lalli till' 11111. . . . .1f Ih Slill Umkl'
I Uow UqhWRS & Notlllal CollI''I' , a 1111 } ' ( l1I ar. .
Ilereh ) ' untltit',1 10 fil. . wltll lIIe on cu' , dor" ,
March to. IU/1 ( . . ) ' 0111' dallll alCalllllJ ! < alll d , . . . ) ,
felldanl.
lIat,1 11I1,51h Ila ) ' or Janllary. 1'106. '
: ; I 15 JIlIfN1 : , 'l'lIIINUW , H.'t'I\'rr ,
' ' I"lJlIltcA'I'ION ( lROIA'I'lW
NO'l'IC\ \ OI- , , ,
't'RAC'I' . )
n llalllllt'nl or the Interlor.llulll..1 Slalr _ I.aud
Illlicl' ,
1'11l1l.le I.ANII RAl.lt.
NolieI' III herl'lIy all..11 tbat III plll''lIall' ' uf .
IUlltrllcllonH rrom Ihe COnlllllsHlolier tlf IIII'
r.PIlt'rlll r.aulI O icl' , 1IIIIIer authorll'e le.1 III
hllll.I } ' HecllOlI 5S. II , S. He , ' , Sial. . a. .
amellded b ) ' the aCI or Oolllln''I'I al'l\lnvl'd
} 'ebrnary 2/J , 11\15. we will proceed 10 olfer al
pllb1l. : Rale at : : o'clol'l , p , 11I.011 the 'Ith ,11) ' of
Pebnmf.I , at thlR ollicl'.lhe rollowlllg trlct
of laud. to-wit : BW ! { se : . Secllon . 'l'olruslIlp
20. North of Halllle 23 we'Jt 6tll p. III ,
All ) ' aud at ! persoll cialmlll ! ! ' " , tverfie/ ) ' the
abov""lescrlbed lall dB are alvl et to file IIII'll'
claims In this office on 01' before the 'o1a ) ' a eve
dl'lIllruated for the commencemeut of lIal,1 sale ,
otherwise their rlirllts wilt bl' forfoltel.
J.\lI1U1' , VIUTItIlEAI1 , Relll&lt'r.
JOliN REum : , Hecl'lvo'r.
naIl' , January 3. 190'1 31..35
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' ' l'UtiJICA'l'ION lsOrA'I'ED
NO'l'ICItlOR , , ( ,
'L'RAC'l' . )
IJel > oirlml'lIt of tll" Illterior. Unlll'll SIal" . . lau,1 ,
Office.
l'UJlLlC LANU S\LIt.
NolI e IR her.b'cclveu tllat III IllIrslianel' of
luqtructloll" froln tile l.'ol1llllls'Ilouer of Ihe
Gellerll Iantl Office , \Iltler ! : l1l1l1orll ) ' " , sled III
him lJy lIeclioli 2 55 , U. S , ReStat. . . as amend.
1',1 II } ' tht' IICt of COllllrC8'i approved Jo'eh..llao'
: ; ! UllI,1NII.l'e ! will ! , roct'ed to offer al IlutJlIc '
sal. . at : : o'cock II , III. 011 Ihe 10lh da ) ' or Jlebru- . " ,
1If } ' , 1'106 , at thlR oftiel' th" followllllr lIacI lOr
lalld , to.wll : ' .1'111' Ke l Aeo Seclloll I ! ! ) TowlI'
Rhl ' 1'.1. North of Ralllre ; 12'e l ( , Ih p , ! IT.
AllY ant an ! , e on" clalmlnll' ad yen ley tll"
abol'e-de'lC'rlbet I a 1111 8 : lread\'IRI' " to fill' thell'
l'Ialmslll thlK ollice 011 Corlefo ! ' , ! Ih < < , Ia ) ' a I,1\ " "
dt' llCnate,1 rur tht ! C'omueucement 01 . . .altl Hall' ,
olllt'rwlRe limit. rlahtR wlllb" forfeltl'll. .
JAMn WIIITJoUII : , Ht' IRh'r.
JOliN Rltwm. H.'CI'iy'r.
nail' . Jan\lar ) ' 3 , 1')0 ( , . 311-35
UullM SlaleM Ialltl om"I' . I
Uroltl'lI now , N"bra"ka.Jallllan' . , IIJ . i
Nulle ! ! III hereby , -Iv , , " Ihat 1I1f ! followlllll'
II a 111 I'd Rt'ttt. . . . has flIe.t uotlc uf hlR IlIleulloli
to makf ! final proof III HIiPport 01 hili clallll. allll
thM Raid proof will he 11I:111" before Hel-fI'lIt'r
alld Receiver at Broken 1I0w. NcbraRlca , UII
I.'rbrllary 23 , 19t1 , vlz : W1J.I.IAM II , A NlnR-
SON. Anselmo , Nebraska , for th. . " , c1j Re ! .
Se'tloIl1 , ' 1'owllshlp HI North Halllef:1 Wesl.
Tot 7 , Section b. 1.0t8 1 and 2 Section 7 , ' .1'owu ,
Rblp 11) Norlh Han.-e 1.1 WI'RI , lie names the
followlllir WIlUeRRft 10 provo IIIR ( 'ontlnuolIR
residence ul'on and cllltI\'allun of foaltl lalld ,
vill CharU. . M. Street of Auselmo. NtI.raska . :
William n. I real or An..elmo , Nt'hraska :
Ueujallliu Juhl\ \ ell ur Alisellllo , NI'I'r\8ka ' :
, \aroul'ool or 1Irokell How. N.hrallka , ' .
aj : ; , IA IICS Wurrltllll.U. H"llslcr ,
III the Ulstrlct Courl o { the Hate ul N"hraska.
Withlll aUlI for tll ( ' COUUof ClIsll'r.
TII. . HUlith Orualla Nlltlollal Hanl : ul
HOlllh Omaha. Nehra..lla , .
v .
) )3111. . ! lIt'ellall ; lu,1 ' 1'lIom'lB JlIIIII'II ,
' 1'0 DalllellleeullI :
YOII an. lIereby nOlltied th3t theSomh OUlalll
Nalluual l1ank of SOlltll Omaha , has cow- n . . .I
mellced a 51111 Iu th. . Dlslrlet COllrl ur CIIDte ! '
COIIII ! } ' . Nebraska , alfalull 1'011 : III .ler lId3I1t , .
1lIIlllea,11' < 1 wltb ' .1'1I0Illa6 1'lulell. the obj ct " 41 < .1
IlraYl'r of tlle petltlollill Baht 8uII helull' to ou-
1:1111 jull/elUeut acralnsl YOII for Ihe lJalalice du , " ,
U\l U a c nalll \ > 1'011I18601 : > " 1I0te , date < .l lJt'CI'W-
lJl'r 2111t , tQ.l. ( IIxecllted : ft1d dellverdII ! ' ' 1'11001-
a'51'llIlell. Ulold 11l'ellall and 11eellau , \ : 1111'
lell , au,1 wade payabll' to the order of tlsn SUlllli
Omaha NlUonal lIallk of South Omaha , and
'llearlnll' ' ' luteret at tbe rate of 10 per cellt pel'
allllUIII frolll dlte ; aullIelull payable Oil Iht ! 'Ulh
< .Iayof OClubpr. A. D" m > > . alld UpOIl which 6ald
proml5S01) ' lIore thl'le It. atlll dul' alld II11P31Ll
tile 811m of ih.2:37 : , ; ! all,1 ImerE'st. It 11th"
Iurthl'r object ano1 PU'cr.-.r Ihe petltloll i. said
tlilil to oblalll a jll.tll'lIIelll ' and onler or Balli
eUiul IlIr the sale of Ihe { ollowlul : ' , It'scrllle.1
I.ropern' . sltll31e III Ihf ! COIIIIIY of CIIMle ! ' aud - '
J Hlate or N..bra ka. to.wlt : 'J'he IIw'I. ( uorth- \
W6 t qllUler' or becllnlllwl'uly. evell (21) ( ) tnwlI'
Khll' fo\JH'ull'eli (17) ( ) laUlle 1\\'l'lIty-O\'l' \ \ ; aho . . . . .
till ! " 01lIh'3t 'Illartt'r ( . . " I I nr "ectlou 1\\\Iul1
ellrlll ( 'SI towlIRIII" Rt'I'lIh'I'1i17' \ ' raUlle t II ell\ ) '
ti" " . ,2"J : al'lo IIII' lIonh'I\'I. > ; t ' 1lIarltlr IIIW 'I ) . . .
. . . < ellull lIu'tlollr , lJ ) , 10WIIRIII" hll\'l'UttflIll7i
, 'allll'o 1\\'eu 1).11'I' ' . (2. ( ) : which Haiti 11rt1llt"I ) '
hasl > eeu 11'\11',1 IIllon ulllier au onler of allach.
lIIent IShued III saitl i\ull alllll'lItlW heltl there.
um1\'r for Ihe Ratltifaclloll or all ) ' jndll'lUt'lIlllIat
ilia ) ' be olllailled III tllI'I aforelUelltlolle,1 CaliRI' .
' 1'11" petition ab. . . 11r:1)1I jndillllent for cOMIIi.
You are 1I0tlllellhat yuu are n'qulnd tn al'-
I I rul alli\wer In Raid IHlt 011 01' lIeCor"III'
1IJlliliay or J.'ebrllar ) ' , I' ' , a.hllual . UpOIi fall.
'Ire hO to ,10 , Iefault wllllJe I'lIten',1 atrallisl ) 'UII
and hul II' IIICII I r"dlrt'olill sahl calille "cI'nr.llul {
10 tl" , 11r\'er of tlill p\IIUoli. . '
'rill OMAIIA NATIONAl , Jl "
> ornlI h' I"
of : : ; olltll Olllaha , Nellrask'l , .
1 "OAIt 1\1 , MORSMMI J H , 'I .
11) ' C , 1 ; , GCt'TJkSON. It'll A.Llorne ) ' . 3t.:14