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Oread Amy ewmavaeeat, Weehieg
too, D. O, October 6-11.
Boom Coaaty'a 18th saaaal Fair, Al
bion, Nebr, Sept. 24 to 36.
Kabreska Federation of Wom'i
ataha, Oolambas, Octobar 7-A.
Elks Bis Fair and Great Jaboar Oa
eas, SioexCity, Ll, Sept. 22 to 27.
State Foretga Miaakwary Society ot
too OoNttaoMl chare, Oolasabas,
8ept.toOct.2.
JEWILICiUI STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
JOHN H. MICKEY.
Far Iaeateaaat Goveraor,
E. O. M cGILTON.
Fa Treasurer,
PETER MOBTENSEN.
For Secretary ot State,
G.W.MAB8H.
For Anditor,
CHARLES WESTON.
For 8apL ot Instruction,
WILLIAM K. FOWLER.
For Attorney General,
F.N.PBOUT.
For OoauBJaaioner Public Landa,
GEORGE D. FOLLMER.
For CoaaieasBian Third District,
john J. McCarthy.
Far BeareseaUUve 24th Diatrict,
JOHN 0. DAWSON, of Oconee.
Far Coanty Attorney,
F. M. COOKINaHAM, of Humphrey.
The eleeton of the repsblican party ot
Platte and Colfax coantiee, Nebraska,
are hereby called to saeet ia joiat con
vention ot delegates at the court hoaae
ia Sehnyler, Nebraaka, oa Tnesday, Sep-
teaiber 30, 1902, at 230 o'clock p. ax, for
the parposeot ptociagiB actnination
oaadidste for state seastor to
aid eesmties, aad to transect each other
baaiaeai as aaay properly eoaae before
aid convention. By mntnal agreeeseat,
i eoaaty is eatitled to representation
I coBTeatioe by eight delegates.
By order ot eeastorial committee.
J.RHovncAM.
Gao. W. Wi
'ATTVB OOHVZKTIOX.
The repabtican float representative
eeaveatioa for the Tweaty-Ifth district
ia hereby called tosaeet atOeaoa, Nebr.,
Monday, Septeatber 29, 1902, at 1 p. mu,
far the parposeot plactag ia noauaatioa
a caadidate for leprassatstive for the
Twaaty-Sfth district and to traaaact
each other baaiaess as may properly
i before the convention.
J. A. OSBOKXK,
R. G. Stbothkr,
A dbvocbat of the gold bag1
aioa ia ranaiagfor governor of Colorada
Tax SigaaiTpabliaheTaTpiatte Cen
ter, this eoaaty, aaade the following
startling aoawoaaiwat ia its last Fri
daynedition: "Preaideat McKialey wfll
he ia Omaha oa the 27th, aaxt week Sat
urday. Ha will alao visit Frsaioat,
Grand Maad aad Liaoola."
Annua P. Cbbum, editor ot the Car
fall, Nebraska, Iadax, died Satarday
sight froat a stroke ot paralysis while at
ia his oftnee that evening'. The
lie an old newspaper aaa,weU
by the whole fraternity in the
nerth part of the state. Balasveiawife
and three ehlldrai.
athraeite
said far flifiO a ton, poaaibly the
1 tor coal ia that
r, " psuM iniMa, jhii iii.i amu aw
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i the miaere quit work.
Daalers any that with the demand he-
greater and the supply more
i day, they predict thetwith-
iaamsathtaSatoawmbeaaked.
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Xn0Oav'aBflflHMe
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at-Pleaae
aft JMUT MM
fw JmiuI o
fiwiMiad.
Is ia gratifyiagtoBote ia the ceases
retams that aaaong all the states of the
aaaea Wsataats eoatiaaes to head the
hatleraaaallperceBtof UUteracy. Of
am paiulatina batweea the agea ot 10
ami 14 years 90 J6 par ceat are returned
aa alae to read aad write. Iowa comes
neat with 9MS par cant. The lowest is
profmasd at the practical
demoorstic vote ia Yer-
7jm votes beiag polled
ticket ia the reseat
Vermont
to
ay the damnnratir
aaam to oat ao other figure except
Bsavantsatheref taotwofnational repab
laaansfremeaeaJisaTnclssrmBJoritysa than thrawiag the foal ohoiea ot gover
aor to the lagiaavtea. Osaaha Bee.
Aomm aamar has pehcy not to create
a lifiniiany ia the atate iaetttetioa or
mmutaaant, Gavarnar Savage aajaad
ailing the Nebraaka Natioaal guards to
aha tan days' ! ist at Fk Riley,
the Uaiaa Pacific employes, although
it m hoaly to come at any time, ami it
waamt II infill heaawim toaand treeps
anal the lagaaatare, not aoviag aaam
iihii i dt the mtsatioa at the national
aamananam in this rsepset, naaad to
aaaaaaanato any aaanay far tJsmpeapsea,
A POTENTIAL CONVENTION.
Tha tiM ia riaa lor last anon a
Mthatefeaaployeeaadeavaoy-
ere, which is to be held
a to,
of the
fore to the fact that strikes, lockouts
and labor diepatss gaaarally are not the
i "Iniaiaai" of the qaarreling
Whatavar be the right or the
a giTaadispata.it is aartaia to
be an ofanseand an injary to the pabuc.
it is only a Tillage that is
it ia onhr n city:
aa bow by the coal strike, it
the whole natioB. Yettheaffeet.
ad nablio has nothing to do with the
atrikaazasptastheBMiralfbroeofpablio
oaiaion augr indtraetly coatnbnte to iw
lL la the oass of the coal
strike, thia pablic opinion is atroag, bat
it has no afeet whaterer oa the deplora
ble etraggk.
Dariarthe last ten years there have
beta 1nOatrikes ia the United States,
which have cost capital aad labor 919,-
000100 nnamaUy, aad the great public
ntnch asora. Bat in very few, u any, or
thaw strikes did the pablic bare any
aartiaarraagiagasetUesaent. Yet two
im1tm1nAla Ml Mt OWnl OTBT B dol-
lais worth of property without the inter-
vaataon of the atata tosecue uaojBpaie.
The tuna ia coaaingwhen aoma more
ervfliaad of settling labor and
capital diepates than attempts to rain
eaeh other mast be had. ItJsnotaap
poaablethat the Amariean people wfll
let each an important matter drift.
They wfll inaiet on direoting it to a aat
iataotory coaaaion.
As a preliminary to thai settlement,
nothing ia better than free and fall dav
of the general question, entirely
from passions, interests and
prejudices ot any particular struggle.
Employer and employe mast agree on
certain general propositions before a
satisfactory method ot oomposing dis
putes can be arranged either voluntarily
or by legislation. The two mast be
brought together. It has been the glory
of AaMsina that there was no hard and
fast line between them. Bat the costly
aad bitter diepates we have had in reoent
years are rapidly drawing anon a Una.
In the present favorable atate ot pabuc
opinion a get-together convention, each
as we are soon to have in Miansspolia,
amaybeepoohal in its results. Itialika
1t to be the first of an eventful arias ot
uuagissses ot labor and capital, each ot
which will mark a long advance toward
the elimination ot industrial warfare
from oar aocial life. Minneapolis
Journal.
FREE TRADE.
"Free trade would open oar markets
to benefit our own ooantry. It ia hos
pitable and seeks peace and good will
with all nations. Reciprocity cares
for the consumer and hunts
markets with a olub. Its stock
ia trade is high tariff, favoritism, dis
eriaunation and retaliation. It thraat-
to slam oar doors in the face ot
foreign countries which will not open
their doors to oar prodacta.
Reciprocity is based upon the same
false theories as ia protection, and, like
protection, is a sham and n humbug, and
to moat people has been, and will ever
ooatiane to be, a delaaion and a snare.
Ia practice, reciprocity is worse than
protection." Campaign Book National
Damoetatic Congressional Committee,
Page 277.
Tas plan to bore n tunnel seven miles
long through the Sierra Nevada mona
tains at a ooatof $14,000,000, in order to
shorten by twelve hoars the trip over the
Central Pacific, aaya the Boston Trans
cript, is an illaet ration ot the imi
resources ot our great corporations and
the wonderful wealth of our country aa
n whole. Were it a task proposed by the
national government all aorta of compli
cations would follow the introduction of
the proposal iato the realm ot political
discussion, but a board ot directors in
trusted with power by thonsande of
stockholders osa order it done, and the
work is at once under way. Modern
inventions make the task less formidable
than was the fire-mile oat through the
Hoosac tunnel n generation ago, and the
loss from accident should also be much
lighter. The advantages gained by the
railroad ahoald be tremeadons. Not the
least important will be the abolition ot
its forty-two miles of snow sheds in the
Tax outlook for the election of repnb-
in nil the six
aioaal districts of this state look brighter
and brighter as election day approaches.
The ooBgrasaJonal committee ia sizing
up the situation in the big Third has
thia to say: This district comprises
eighteen of the bast farmiag counties in
the atate, and the republicans now con
trol the county panose in all bat two of
the counties. Robinson was elected in
1900 by the narrow margin of 175 votes
over the republican candidate. The dis
trict, it m conasrvatively estimated now,
will giveerepablioaa majority of at least
UOOOhi the coming election. Therepab-
eaudidato ia J. J. McCarthy, a
prominent lawyer aad a senator ia the
ahtaaka legislstare.w
"I auvs known John Mickey, the re
fer governor, for
said W. F. 8heak to
the Joaraal, "and no man can convince
me that he ia not all right He ia aa
much of a faramr sab ma beaker; be
lives on n farm just a mile from hie
and the cattle that ha
are the wonder ot Polk county.
No one can truthfully nay that he makes
hard deals wkh n poor man. Quite the
oaanary m una, tor were m no
this part of the state who is
kaale in n aaiet
Fob the first time in the history of the
Uaitod States every railroad has made a
rate to a religious convention.
in sanation is the annual
et Cariet, which meets ia Omaha, Oat.
IMS, 19a. One fare for the round trip
ay railroad atation in theUaited
am bean offered. Partiaa iatar-
eafluJdcoaaaK theaaarsst railroad
agaat. It is eaaaoted that apwards of
9M visitors will ha in Omaha faring
me aoavaai
I- in hMiiilM in
ItTama,
OatobarStea. Oaa tare ler the remad
trip. Tenasaysaatete Tneaaaa.Oaio:
tefillrtau aamCaamatetewaatom
Paunayrteais, to lnalnlsimsl Terante.
TiahimgiiitoretarataiBev.t. f
IWtUwd ad.
The democratic aad sepuhatfioat
convention for the Twenty-fifth rapre-
eeatative diatrict including Platte and
Nance counties met in Monroe last Sat
urday, and both parties nominated can
didates. The democrats select sd E. E.
Fellers of Monroe and the populists W.
A. Wny ot Oolambas. The dsmosrata
finally adjourned to meet again aooa ia
Genoa, when one of the above
will
The annual mestiagot the Nebraaka
Woman'a nUsakmary Associatioa wfll
meetia the Coareffatioaal church, thia
city, Tuesday, Wedaasday and Tharsday
of next week. Aaaong the attractive
faatarea ot the program ia addressee both
Taaaday evening end Wednesday after
noon by Miss M.D. Moffattof New York,
aad Wedaesdsy evening and Thursday
morning lectures by Miss Eva Swift,
Madara, iadia. Tharsday morning,
Mrs. Belle M. Stotteaborough will give
the principal address.
Colonel Wileoa, n saacbinista helper
at the Union Pactfio roundoaaa met
with a eerioas neeideat Friday afternoon.
Ha waa worldag with a crow-bar uader
an engine using the bar for a pry when
the block which be waa ueiag for a ful
crum eUpped, eanaing him to fall upon
the hard cement floor. Whan ha was
assisted to arise it waa found that hit
lower extremities were paralysed. He
was taken totheofiaoeof DraMartyn,
Evans, Gear k nasain and later to
Omaha. He ia n member ot the
Masonic order and lives in Lincoln.
David Anderson ot 8outh Omaha
(formerly ot Columbus) writes a lengthy
letter to Thursday's Omaha Baa in
regard to the Union Padfio etrike situa
tion in which he eays: ToteUhowtha
Union Pacific railroad or any other em
ployer of labor ahoald run their baaiaess
affairs is entirely out of place for you or
me or any person not interested finan
cially in tneaaanagementof their plant,"
eta, etc. The editorial ia reply to Mr.
Anderson states that "it is the policy of
the Bee to give a fair hearing to all sides
in every controversy involving vital
issues," eta, but stfll believe Mr. Ander
son indictment ot labor unions unrea
aonahle aa wall as unjust.
Gaoi, if Tjtm.
The following taken from the Monday
World-Herald, seems to read aa from
authority, bat the local members ot the
company nay they have not had ofikial
notice to confirm these facta. It ia
thought however, that interested partiaa
ia Omaha have given the iaformntioa
and that it may be true:
Tbe Nebraska Ceatral Irrigation
nanv. of which H. E. Babooek a
dent, F. & Jnaggi first vice president
and A. Jaeggi eeooad vice president, has
oompletedall arraagaments for the con
struction of the long-talked ot power
and irrigation caaaL
After investigating many proposed
canal schemes the eeetern ayndicate ot
capitalmte has decided upon the Colum
bus project. In April one ot the bast
civil engineera and surveyers in the east
was aunt here to determine the feasibili
ty of the proposed power and irrigation
system. The engineer put ia several
weeks here and hia report to the eeetern
capitalists, for whom he made the inves
tigation, waa much more favorable than
the representations made by the local
promoters. After laoeiviag the engi
neera report and after carefally oonaid-
eriner the proposed Fremont and Platta-
mouth schemes, it waa decided that the
Oolumbue proposition waa by far the
beat, and it waa definitely settled that
the system ahould be constructed.
One of thepointaot advantage in the
Oolambas proposition over any other ia
the ease with which the Loup river can
be tapped. At most points it would not
require an excavation to exceed four
feet to get the water into the canal.
Another advantage over any ot the other
plane 1ms in the fact. that the location
offered for the etorage reservoir at Co
lumbus is far superior. The proposed
site for the reservoir here ia on the bluffs
north ot the city, wbioh would give the
water a fall of ninety-one feet upon
leaving the reservoir before it reached
the low or valley landa again. Besides,
tins reservoir would have a clay bottom,
while reservoirs on either of the other
proposed routes would have to be con
atrueted in the valley where the bottom
would be sandy and would not coma
much nearer to holding water than n
H. E. Babooek. president of the Ne
braaka Ceatral Irrigation company, ia
now in the east, where ha hue been for
aevaral weeks perfecting arrangements
for Urn oonatrnetion of the power canal.
According to the engineer's estimate it
willoostaboutfA000,00a It is estimated
that it wfll tarnish not leas than 20,000
boras power, besides irrigating countless
thousands or acres or una.
The Nebraaka Central Irrigation com-
nanv already has eeveatv-aix miles ot
irrigation canal and latorala which it has
been operating for the past tow years."
Becher, Hockenberger k Chambers,
real estate agnate, report thefoUowiag
real estate transfers filed in the osnoe ot
the eoaaty clerk ainoa our last report:
8 J Gibson toAS Beeklaad,
ptawnw6-194w,wd. f 100 00
Peter Sslastrom to A J Salee-
trom,e3ee8-194w,wd...... 9000 00
Pater Salestrom toTE Sales.
trom,undX,aal7-lt-ftw.... 9100 00
Peter HedbergtoJaatesDuoey,
pt blk, Hope add Liadaay. 1900 00
E88iemstoJF8ieme,e2sw
10-18-1 w.wd 6000 00
AFWinell toGABorg,s2 aa
3-19-4w.wd 9200 00
TOCHarrieoa to HS Elliott,
lot lblk 9 Highland Park. . 100
H 8 Elliott to A L BolHa, lot
lblk9HieJriaariPark,wd.. 100 00
H 8 Hacacaaaann to Aug Saa-
per.pt oat lot A Liadaay, wd 695 01
C H Sheldon to Cans Tborsoa,
awandawnall-184w,wd.. 800000
Jeaaie Brink to Cad Snake,
lot6blk8Steveaaadd,wd.. 938 00
Total
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Notice m hereby ghrea
arahaa herstofora a
A.Ewing aad F.T.
of EwtegA
T
that the part-
Walker under the
Walker ia this day
utnal eoneeat, F. T.
WbIbbi latiiint from saw firm and Ti ft
Colamlma,Ne8epC20,19BK,
L.A,Ewo.
at F.T.WAMaa.
ntJwa.
Bird.deg, weight abeat 70 pownds,
alasUiaj imlm psftrfTsflf-ar r
heed early. Liberal reward for retura
ot same wfll he given by JnmesFaaale.
Mate Mmtfieei af WomUm'a CM.
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i urns it anaaaooa..
IMtat-m lfwriaa et mm ti at IHtiilam. Mm.
OmmUOKi
WelenmK Mm. matrC. 0teri.
alaGlaa.
Daaaar A. Briak, Bunataiy
WoaMm'aClaB.Oid. v
or Pmilisl; Mn. Dracwr
KHoV
4 to Sat moorta et
MiMNaatttoMflGBia,
SaeraUrjr: Hit. ChariM 8.
Mis. OeotaaCrom, Vakaait.
hmUhnr. Mia. H.M. Wilis ill. Iiaaela.
r.oCO.r.W.GL,Mm.Bi
Ctaaaatial; Mha Mlssia
Goastftmiea: Mm. A. K. Gaaa;
C3ab gttm sine: Mrs. Wlaaia Patlaaii. Mar.
folk. '
Uamy Frtemlna; Mm. Balls M. DliHia.
fv. '
Mn.J.nLPilfluWi
i ir.:n. :
C.8.
fmlla Dm. Mim Halaa
CarraUBraaa,
Tafctr-Mlastaa, Pan Food Lawa of
Got. Ena P. Boras.
T-eaty-Miaataa, Work of Iamsiy Caauriaatoa,
TbavMiastm,Colowi lattewmtette8eatti.
Mta. Harrkt Holler. Oamha.
Maaie: Vocal nolo. MIm Baal Gallar.
waasaasAT noamaa.
to M:W Bniiaaai flrarioa. Mm. Draaar
Sadth,ClurinBaa.
VH to ttm-hxt alorn. Mm. P. M. Hall, Um-
eola, Caairama.
Aaaaal Raaort,
MotmfromttefiaU.
Mn.ds.Uac-
Canmim: How to Jadsa Caiaa (Ulaatrati J).
How to Bairn tte ttaaianl ot Cklaa PafaaV
img. an. J. C. Coaafott,
WKDSBBDAT
M to MS-CiTio mmios. Mm. W. O. I.Tay tor,
Caafamaa.
Msaie: Toaal Soto, Mm. C J. Gerlow.
Tm-Miaataa, lUport ot Caaitaaa.
ViTOMiBBteB, Report ot Blmatal IMnafm.
Mia.H.M.BaaaaaU.
Talrti JOaatoa gyporfai. What k the Most
Important Work far a City
Sodatr?
Tkirty-Miaatm. gaoaomical Vatoe ot CMb
. Mra. Coaaa Haadia, YfcePimhfcat
Lmaaa tor Civic
SaatoSja-aodal.
aaato Sja-gnaaaHoaal gwrnlnB. Mra. alia
HaaiHa IflsMaa. fiaonla. Paalf aa
Maaie: Yowl goto. Mim aaJalia Bieuy.
Tan Mtaatea. Baaott ot Caatoaaa.
Hnr Mtaatrt ITniia f of Bjnaalil Dalagataa,
Mim Naaatto McCara, Fiemoat.
Taiitr-Miaataa.CiTU BarrieaBatom ia Ita Be
lilfna In lan thJ 1 fljBlim.rrnf KnHiiaa.
Liaeola.
Kflaaa Mlaafaa.
Thirtarra-Mlaataa. Maaml Traiaiac .in the
P-bUc School. Kdwaid Frederick -Trnfa.
Oiiaa, Paator of Koamaa Memorial Chares.
Fifteea Mtaatea. Piecaaaioa.
wmunanAv avsmaa.
M o'clock-Iaoatrlal BaaiioB. Mra. B. K.
Maaie: Piaao nolo. Mim Flonaee WkiU
morer.
Tm-Miaatea. Beport of Chainaaa.
FiTe-Miaataa. Beport of Weaalal Ttrieaate.
Mr. Harj Kiaaarjr. Bloo-JWd.
Fifteea Miaatm. Maaaal Traiaiaa ia State la-
daatrial School, Mm. H. D. achat, Kearaqr.
Addraaa: A Javaaile Coart Law for Nebraa
ka. Bar. Maaro, Cohnabae.
Marie: Ladtoa Qaartet. Meadaaim J. O.
Seeder. F.H. Geer. Mimaa Ealalia Bkklr.
Ethel Galley.
TBUB8DAT MOamBO.
9M o'clock-Bnaiaam Meetiaa, Mra. Diaper
Barith. Chainaaa,
Beport of NoaUastiac Comaattee.
Fifteea Miaatea. Paper oa Forestry. Mm. H. M.
nsalianll. f iannla.
FiTe-Miaataa. Clah Woaam ia the Palpit,
aial Daleaate, Mm. Moaetta. Omaha.
Fifteea Miaataa, Property Biahta of Wi
Mn r raaalaahaai. Wayae.
noavAi iinuoov.
MB to tM Baaiaam Oaaiioa. Mra. Draper
flaJth,
Uafaiaaai
Beport of Beaolatii
Saato4a-8oeiaL
Ittiet!
By the rasigastioa ot our president
and the death ot oar vase president a
vacancy ia created oa our board ot direc
tors, I therefore, in concurrence with
the remaining members ot the board,
call a meeting ot the atockholdera ot the
fresmsry Compaay to fill tha
snd alao decide on tha opera-
tion or disposal of the oraamery build
ing and contsnts. This meeting ia to
take plaea on Wedaesdsy. October 8th,
1902,atCUumbuatowBehipaalL '
2t
Strayed from my pasture hi Thayer,
York county, Nabr June la, 190k, oae
roaaakare6yearaold,aadoaagrayoolt
9yearaold. Tha aaiseals are aappoasd
tooein thievioinity. A liberal reward
wiUbapaid for information laadiag to
their reoovery by
2p
T. F. Uwana, owner,
Thayer, York county, Nebr.
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The Union Pacafic aad O. A N.-W.
baas will sail tickets at greatly reduced
rates for the round trio to the O. A. R
reaaioa at Waaaiagtoa, D. CL, October
For dates ot sale, liamits on tioksts
and ran inwnrmatton nppiy ta
w.O.
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tmVtannl affiiHtti
KaOarrigvttoOwMhaMmday.
Ed. Early waa in Lineoln eevaral days
Dr. aad Mm. Paul visited Sunday in
Humphrey.
Gun, Sehroeder saade a trin to St.
Edward Wedaasday.
Mra. J. Q. Laaalois of Omaha ia vieit-
ing Miu. Waa. Murray.
Weiaright ot Blair ia vis
iting Mm. a a Sheldon.
Pete McCaffrey was an Omaha visitor
a ooapla of days last week.
J. O. Beeder aad Edgar Howard were
Ltaeola vimtora last week.
Gaaa Briak aaam in from Takamah
Friday and Sundayad at home.
W. a Bewlby of' Silver Creek was in
town today tranaaetiag business.
George Fairohild was ia Omtha Wed-
assday and Thursday on business.
Miss Loaiae Matthews of Schuyler
spent Sunday visiting friends here.
Miss Tana Zinneeker, who is teaching
aaar Craston, spent Sunday at home.
T. F. Martin of. Albion waa in the city
Friday oa hia way home from Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. RE. Jones went to Pal
estine Wednesday to visit with relatives.
Arnold Oshlrioh came down Satarday
from hia ranch at darks to visit at home.
Fred Garver aad a friend came up
tram Lincoln to visit n short time with
relatives.
J. a Swartaley went to Craig. Nebr,
lest Tuesday to visit n few weeka with
reiaU
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deck started
thia Taaaday for a five weeks visit to
Kewanee, HUnois.
Mra. Louie Kavioh and family moved
to Fremont Wednesday where they will
make their bona.
Mm. Dr. Mats and children of Hum-
phrey have been visiting the family of
H. Hockenberger.
Frank Baamgart, a former Columbus
boy, now ot Danville, Illinois, ie visiting
his brother ueorge.
Mrs. Patrick returned to her home in
Blair Friday after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. C. a Sheldon.
Carl Kramer went to Lincoln Monday
to attend a three days' session of the
trustees ot tha K. ot P. lodge.
Mr. and Mm. H. A. Rowe and daughter
down Monday from Norfolk to vmt
with Mra. M. K. Turner n few days.
Dr. Hanghawout ot Genoa, the old-
tisae dentist ot this city, waa shaking
the hands of Columbus friends Thursday.
Mrs. Beam and eon of Illinois, mother
and brother ot Mrs. Wm. Snyder, have
been visiting relatives here and in St
Edward.
Mr. and Mrs. W. a Hellbuech ot Win
field, Kansas, returned home Monday
after a visit with Mrs. O. M. Loseke and
other relatives.
Mra. Margaret Byburg ot Maryaville,
Kanaaa. and bar sister-in-law Mm. Tone.
Gutherie ot Silver Creek were visiting
relatives here last week..
Mra. Matson ot Pueblo, Colorado, has
been niaking n aeveral weeka' visit with
friends here, the guest ot Mrs. George
rjoott and Mm. J. Hsmnnsson.
Grandma North and Mrs. E. H.
Chambers left Friday morning for Fair-
bury where they are visiting with Mrs.
Ulapp, nee rnonnm Cashing.
Mm. Dint ot North Platte was the
guest of Mrs. George Sonttover Sunday.
Mrs. Dint will be remembered here as
Miss Marie Townsend, a former trimmer
in FUlmana store.
Mrs. F. 8. Davis, daughter of W. H.
YanAlstioe, and Mrs. 8ussn Attwater,
eieter of R O. Boyd, both ot Cambridge,
Ulinaaa, started Monday for their home
alter a vant to relatives here.
NOTICE OF REFEREE'S SALE.
Notice ie hereby cfaea that Daraoeat to nn
order of the diatrict coart of Platte eoaaty.
Nehrmra dolr matte aad entered of reeonTna
tteaaaeaworJaJy.iaaXtoaeertamaeittbereia
rwaereu neiea naranart ia plaintiff and
WRLiaco, Jaeeph W.LieooJavr G.Uaeo.
aaor, Iioiaa E. Bamam. William M. Bar-
Bernam. Marin C. Bnmam. Gut C.
HemaM. France L. DoddridcR, Iaeae Greene-
felaer, WUIiaat A. HeAlItater. William M. Cor
nelia. Ga B. Speiee ae adaiaiatrator of the
estate of George B. Bamam, deceased. The
Colambae Btato Bank, a corporation, aad other
aieoeeanaaia,uwamaeraisaearerenee in per-
tMoa will, on Bataidey. October aath, US2. at
the hoar of 2 o'clock p. nu, at the front door of
the eoart hoaae. in the city of Colambae. in eaid
Platte eoaaty. offer for aalo at pablic auction to
tnahiceeet bidder for caah ia band, the follow
iner aaatribed real property to-wit:
Tha Boatheaat qaarter of eectioa thlrty-fire
Lota eiaht (8) aadniae (), in aeetion thirty
(SI), towaaaip eereateea 417), range one (1),
eaecoc ueaHiimacipaiaunaian.
(1). two (2). seven (71. eieht (8). nine
(). tea (M), eleven (U) aad twelve (12) in eee-
uoa tauty-one iui, towaabip eeventeen ().
ranee one (1). aaai of the 8th Principal Meridian!
f m fnaaafaam itMX ( v
mi u ana vcmsam mrmj abb aByawun ajiiaaj awir eatja
townaUpeavaatom (17). ranee one (1) eaat of
the sta nlncipal BMridiaa.
Lota fro (9).eix (). aevea (7). eicht (8)
nine w w aeectoa twenry-ave (i. lownuup
ssMiiUmr(,)o,theg
The west half of the aottheaet qaarter. the
eoaTaeaw oaanar or ue nonneeer qaarter, aad
the aortavaet qaarter of aeetion thirtyix ().
xa aortaaatt qaarter of the sort heart qaar-
tor, lot one (1) ia the aoatheaat qaarter. lot
) ia theaoathweat qaarter. and lot three
to the eoathweet qaarter of aeetion thirty
lecrwo
(
thirty-eiz
(). towaabip eeventeen (17). raae one (1)
weet ot the Stb Principal Meridian, aU-mtaated
intaeetautr Platte aad State of Nebraaka.
ajao urn aonta nan or uw aontneaes qaarter oc
twentyicht (a), aad the north half of
heart oaartarof aeetion thirty-three .').
all in towaabip tweaty-foar (24), raaae three (S)
went of the StaT Priacfpal Meridian in the eoaaty
of Madieoa aad State of Nebraaka.
Dated. Colambaa, Nnbrmka. September 12th,
JAMBS B. NOKTH.
HANSOM 8. ELLIOTT.
CHRISTIAN M. GBUKNTHEB,
17aeoK aen
OFaa
Gilnbis State Bilk,
- CaarterBo.t7,
(Incorporated) Columbus, in the State of
aeorama, ai we cioee oj mm
- nem, September 15, 1902.
8185.780 73
Oimmafto.aecBiedaad aneecared... 81202
Btoeka. eecarttiee. jadameata. cietma.
ate...
aakiaa- hoaae fnrnitare and iataree.
LM1C7
9.190 28
153812
(JasNuT IMI SBKaaaWs
Owt wmd taxasiMud
f-f. , -V-. .A jtShaai e tfltaBBm
unnnuasp mmaaa asaaaBur ajssam aimmi
4,151 UB
1,008 58
rnvaie
K,U2t
.twjasw
Ooht.
Mm w
Mai
Um 45
fractioaal aUver.';.'
Tetal earn on bead.
eaao
12.07145
Total
UABiunzs.
Capital atoek paid ia
.f2aa,9Ml7
$ 59,038 89
. ZJNtt
fcSK45
aitaeabject
......$ a.mu
or oe-
lofdepoait 124,47 f
iaa sum
Private
mu-wjmit
aarmaaraaa.
TJaaVrid aront.
Individaal depo
toebaek
TimeearHfeatei
Da to Stole i
fcAvaorBsasimi. I
Coaaty of Platte fm-
IT ML Bra ir. raaUar of the above earned
bmk.de aolmaalyawear that the above etate
amat to ootmet aad a tra copy of the report
hLBaoaosa.
Isuan 4maaaaa. Director.
gaaaarr Maxer. Director,
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For sale by FVLAiOVK & CO.
GUARDIAN'S SALE.
In the matter of the ettato of Frank H.O'Dob-
Bella jlpaaMumyrl
ThTOTICE ie hereby given that in psrenaaee
aCfJ of an order of James A.Urimiaoa, iadKO
of the district court of Platte county, made on
the 12th day of September. 1902, on the applica
tion of Sarah E. O'Donaell. guardian of Joseph
F. O'Donnell, minor, for the sale of the real
eetate hereinafter described, there will be sold
at tho front door of the court house in Colum
bus. Platte county, on the 9th day of October,
1902, at 1 o'clock p. m. at public vendue to the
highest bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, to wit: "The north half of lots No.
one and two in block No. fifty-two" in the city
of Columbus, Platte county, Nebraska.
Said sale will remain open one hour.
Dated this 13th day of September. 1902.
SARAH E. O'DONNELL.
Guardian of the estate of Joseph F. U'Dosxkix,
Minor. HeepUt
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
it ta the Comstitwtlem of the
State af Hehraaka. aa nerwlaaftor
set Berth, ia fall, ia smhaaittod ta
tha eleeters ef the State af ITe-
araafca, ta he veteal aaea at tha
ajeaeral election te he held Tw radar,
Moreanher 4, A. D. 1902.
A Joint Besolution proposing to amend section
one of Article fifteen, of the Constitution of
the State of Nebraska, relative to the manner
of submitting and adopting amendments to
the Constitution of the state of Nebraska.
Be it Retolved and Enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Nebraska :
Sacnosl. That section one of Article fifteen
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska be
amended to read as follows:
Section 1. Either branch of the legislature
may propose amendments to this Constitution,
aad if the same be agreed to by three-fifths of the
ibers elected to each house, such proposed
amendment shall bo entered on the Journals,
with the yeas and nays, and published at least
once each week ia at least one newspaper in each
eoaaty where a newspaper is published, for
thirty days immediately preceding the next elec
tion ef aaastorn aad representatives, at which
election the same shall be submitted to the else
tor for approval or rejection, and if a majority
of the electors voting at such election on such
proposed amendment, shall vote to adopt such
amendment, the same shall become a part of this
Constitution. When more than one amendment
is submitted at the same election, they shall be
so submitted a to enable the electors to vote oa
h amendment separately.
All ballots used at such election on such
amendment or amendments shall have written
or printed thereon the following: For proposed
amendment to the Constitution relating to (here
insert the subject of the amendment) and, against
proposed amendment to the Constitution relat
ing to (here insert the subject of the amendment)
and the vote of each elector voting on such
amendment or amendments shall be designated
by the elector by making a cross with a pen or
peril ia a circle or square to be placed at the
right of the lines the words "For or Against" the
proposed amendments, as he shall desire to vote
thereon, or by indicating hia preference on a
voting marhiwt ttItti " --t ' '
I, Geo. W. Marsh, secretary of state of the atate
of Nebraska, do hereby certify that the foregoing
proposed amendment totheConstitatioa of the
State of Nebraska is a true snd correct copy of
the original enrolled anil engrossed bill, as
tuniriii by the Twenty-seventh session of the leg
islature of the State of Nebmdm, as appears
from said priaisal bill oa file in this oBVe, sad
that said proposed amendment ia submitted to
the qualified voters of the atate of Nebraaka for
their adoption or rejection at the genual elec
tion to be held on Tuesday the 4th day of No
vember, A. D. 1902.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto act my
I aSxed the great seal of the state of
Done at Lincoln this 22d day of July, ia tha
rear of oar Lord One Thousand Nine tyaadsed.
aad Two, of the ladepeadeaca of the flatted
States the One Hundred and Tweaty-seTenta,
and of this state the TftHty-sixth.
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