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From thi. statement II viii be seen that The ra a
per cent less than. It was In 1899 and that lots are also
personal property has decreased II per cent in that
came time. The only property that appears to show
ANY increase whatever is in the item Of lands. which
shows an Increase OF I 2l0 per cent.
However, We give here a statement Of tho increas:
in quantities assessed In the following. items reported
in i&s and 1901. which should be considered along with
these apparent increases and decreases In assessment:
Per Cent
Assessed In 1881. Asesssed In 1901. increase
IA ia io acrea improved II, 0A. 10 acres improved 81
i2.N77 IN acres unlmproved H. So43 acres unimproved .ss
IGir IN cattle e61S 9s cattle u
,, Is 9 i Sss. ~. ~ isSsD :
6.063 miles railroad bW niles reiiroad L.
Now, how are all these decreases and variations In
assesspsnt brought about In ia and is. the assessors
through the various counties 80 materially reduced tne
ss.essm.nt Of lands lots and Rer'eensl ProPpeTTsy .hs ~, ,as
in prior yss. wee away above that figure which would
Owing to the popular cry Of inSreaas I" ss;sssmsns
deferred from materially REDUCING tn. same IN isSt; and
per cent more tax than they In justice should nave
No one accused Governor Holsomb q being any mora
friendly to tho railroad corporntons than the Jaw wouio
require him to be. but in 1895 tn, presentation was maao
to the board in such a manner that q ma,or.ai reoEc-
ton was made In the asssssment OF the RAILROADS IN Ne
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Oyer.Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood,

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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Rheumatism Cured in a Day

Mystic cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
readily cures In from one TO three days, Its ac.
ton upon the system Is remarkable and mys,
t%erious. II removes at once the cause aud the
disease Immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits, IS cents. Sold 10y Il. K. Grice,
he'd cloud, Neb.
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Hale, W d., undivided J lot 10,
block 4, Red Cloud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Charles Spence and wife to VIM.
y. Thomas, W Il, set 2031l $500
Phllander Talbot and wife to
Andy Guy, net II 2 .. 1925
Total slG62s
Mortgages filed, 1880.
Mortgages released, 1897.
Firemen's Tournament.
The tenth annual ourDament Of the
Nebraska State Volunteer FiremeD's
association will be held at Grand
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Route

TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS:
No, 10. Passenger daily for Oberlin
and ST. Francis branches. OK.
ford, McCoOk. Denver and all
points west~--.-.--.--..-.---- $40 am.
No, Ia. Passenger daily for st. Joe,
Kansas City, AtChison. st.
Louis, Lincoln via Wymore
and ali points east and south 2'32 am
No q. Passenger, daily, Denver, all
points In Colorado, Utah and
California ----..-.......-..... S:25 2. m.
No. %. Passenger, daily for st. Joe,
Kansas City. AtchisOn, st.
Louis and all points east and
south --...------~-.-......-iO:O 100 am.
No. ia. Accommodation, daily except
sunday, Hastings, Grand Is.
land. Black Hills and all
points I'm the northwest. ....... 200 2. m.
No. l13. Daily except sunday, OK.
ford and intermediate points IL 20 pm.
Sleeping, dining, and reclining chair cars,
(seats free) on through trains. Tickets sold and
baggage checked to any point in the United 4
States or Canada.
For information. time tables, maps or tickets
call on or address A. Conover, Agent, Red
Cloud, Nebr. or j. Francis, General Passenger
Agent Omaha. Nebraska.
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Kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart Is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used TO be considered that only urinary
troubles we're to be traced to the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases rave their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effec, Of Or. Kilmer's
Swamp.ROOt, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on Its merits EIE
by all druggists in fifty MD5HXx A,.s.tE-sH
cen, and one-dollar siz- ETffthM .;M4sSH
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail Home Of swamp Root.
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
GU, II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmer
& Co., Binghsmton. N. Y.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05
is one of the most pleasing features
of the entire show.

is one of the most pleasing features
of the entire show.
When the Crawford Stoddard drama,
I'm the Palace of the King" was first
put on, Mr. George G.. Tyler. the ex-
ecutive head of Liebler & Co, spent
the better part of two months in whip
ping it into proper shape. Nearly
every scene was changed, nearly every
line rewritten. and Mr.. Crawford at
last had to be summoned from Europe
TO work over the dialogue. The result
justified all the annoyance and trouble,
however, for I'm the Palace of the
King" became piece of property that
made $4,000 last season, and promises
to do even better this season.
Beauty and the Beast" which is be-
ing presented now i'm New York, from
all accounts is A wonderful show.
The premier daneuse comes on in
rig which represents her as a black
bird. Except that she has pretty pink
legs. She moves around in bird-like
manner and presently stage full of
them comes right through the air, set
tling around her. Then all Of sud
den they fly up half way to the flies
and dance a regular ballet on a float
ing silk canopy that wouldn't sustain
peanut. OF course, 1t is all done with
wires.
Francesca da Rimini." the play
which Lawrence Barrett made familiar
years ago. will be seen for the first
time in long while on the New York
stage at the Victoria Theater to-mor-
row night. with Otis Skinner leading
the company in the part played by Mr..
Barrett.
James X Hackett and William Fav-
ersham are again rival Don Caesars.
Their field of action has been trans
ferred from New York to Boston. where
the rival plays are both doing well.
May Irwin gave her company a
pleasant surprise last week. II was
necessary for the entire company 70
lay OFF. and, in accordance with the
contracts. all the players expected TO
indulge in sevenfiays' rest al their own
expense. Miss Irwin. however. made
each person present Of one weeks
salary.
NJ Sardou. n is said. has nearly hn-
iFhed another play for Sir Henry lrN'-
inE This D. The drama relating 10
Dante. hich was commissioned
enrly In The year. in order that n
might be ready 70 follow the revival Of
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

m..dsv Matinee and Night-"sag
HarbOr.' .
.bs Palace of the King"
rr,doy Night-Nordica in Concert.
80. week was an enjoyable one for
.-atar-poers. O'Nein in Monte
o...to and Robson in "The Henri
'.a~ 49, we're the leading attractions.
n.sfs both played to brilliant audi
vas Robson probably was greeted by
~. larger. He rang out the old year
md brought in the new.
This week the theater will be open
.,reo nights, and for one matinee. 1t
iii be brilliant week and has been
,.otad forward to by Savannahians
ai,b q great deal of pleasure.
Sag Harbor." one of James Herne's
.,ovs will be presented Tuesday matt
n.. and night. Wednesday night Viola
Allen will present "In the Palace of
.bo king Miss Allen is an actress
# great ability, and is now doing her
bsst work. She is drawing large audi
snces Friday night Nordica will ap-
rsar here. Theater-goers are familiar
Nth the life of the great singer.
During her present American tour,
Mime. Nordica's manager Loudon G.
cbarlton. has arranged over eighty
Concert engagements for her, and a
nnrober of cities where she has already
anpeared, have secured Nordica
to reappear for return engage
ments, although she must be
in Boston in March to appear at the
Boston symphony concerts and about
The middle of April will leave for
Europe to appear in London during
the coronation ceremonies, where she
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

These famous old Scotch whlskles--
The Rutherford Brand from Leith.
Scotland The .. V. II. from Glasgow
are tho perfection of Scotch Whis-
kies imported by ua through the Unit
ed states Custom House "a Savannah.
one bottle fi.Z5. three bottles 81 30.
and twelve bottles sl2. 50. Lippman
Drug Company, Lippman Block. 4.
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Rates and fun Information as 10 other
round trip tickets on sale 70 Florida
points can be had BY applying at
Ticket once, corner Bull and Bryan
streets. phones No. Is. Jos. w. stew
art. c. r. and Il. A., Savannah, Ca
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JOHN G. BUTLER.
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Paints, oils and Glass. Sash. Doors.
Blinds and Builders Supplies, Plain and
decorative Wall Paper, Foreign and
Domestic Cements. Lime. Plaster and
Hair Sole Agent for Absstine Cold
Water Paint.
% Congress street. west and 10 81
Julian Street. West
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special Rates t9 FIorid" Winter
HasOrta xia = A. n. Ry.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway will
sell daily, until April 30, 1902. special
round trip tickets from Savannah to
All Florida points as per rates
below. Tickets are limited to return
uufu Nav a 1000.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

Editor Morning News: That Viola
Allen in THE Palace of the King is
more than well supported need not, and
will not for moment. be doubted
when it is known that she has among
her support an actress of such repute
and ability as Adelaide Prince, WIG
of the eminent young tragedian Cres-
ton Clarke. Miss Prince will appear
as "The Princess Eboli," and although
ths part is not one that will appeal
to the sympathies of the audience
any more than ii does to
The actress those who have the pleas
ure of seeing Miss Prince cannot doubt
her talent and ability
A few years ago Miss Prince. after
rising to within the top rung Of the
ladder and being understudy TO Ada
Rehan. with Augustine DAILY, became
the wife of Mr.. Clarke. and until this
season has appeared with him in such
plays as Hamlet" "As You Like 1t,
David Garrick." "The Last of His
Race" "The Bells" etc.
1t is expected that Miss Prince will
be starred next season by leading
New York manager. and those who
have seen her with Mr.. Clarke in such
roles as Marie dc Neuville," etc, will
not for moment doubt that her sue
cess is assured.
Personally, Miss Prince is both beau
tiful and captivating, graceful, and
with magnificent stage presence, but
even greater than her physical per-
fections is her bstrionic talent.
X. X.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

David Samucls. a farmer living a
few miles easi Of la Crosse Wis. has
discovered a cave on his premises, IN
Which were found crude dr1wings.
trlnkets aud pottery, believed 10 be The
work of cave -dwcliers Many ~ the
,Vcapone found are 80 thr crudest
tyne. and ON rhe walls of tho cave
are pictures and historical clarsctefa
OF an ancient type,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

have been 400 presentations of the show
in New York. and at the Shaftesbury
Theater, London, its run was extended
to 800 nights.
1t is nearly twenty years ago that
Rillie Deaves surprised New York
with her charming performance of
Gladys Wyncott in 1.-THE Rajah." The
following year she stfll more surprised
the public by entering the field of
vaudeville with Hoyt's Rag Baby"
She is now playing Elizabeth Ann in
Sag Harbor," and again demonstrates
her aptitude for versatility.
Mrs. Sol Smith is still playing the
role of the widow Russell in Sag Har
hor." She is one of the most charming
actresses of the old school, and has
been recognized for extreme ability for
over quarter of a century.
Mr.. George S. Titheradge, who has
been engaged by Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell to play in her American tour, won
fame in Australia long before he was
summoned to London. He was the
foremost leading man in Australia for
years, holding that position with both
Williamson and Boucicault and
Brough.
THE Evil Eye" which is soon to ap-
pear here, is trick spectacle in the
truest sense of the word, and is totally
devoid of any plot or story. The play
deals with one, Evil Eye" who is
supposed to be possessed of a strange
power over others. In Md" and
Nod" however, the two sons of a
mountebank, he finds his match, and
he is foiled at every turn, his strange
power availing him little in the end.
The antics of mid and Mod" are
truly wonderful. The parts are inter
preted by the Brothers Kennard, GYM
nasts. The singing of Mayme Mayo
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

engaged for the -Covent Garden sea-
@ sou. II possible she will accept an in
1Nanon 10 appear i'm Paris before her
a0noon engagement for the first pro-
.ueuon in the French capital of iris
on ana Isolde" and "Gotterdammer-
.as, later. in September, she will sing.
a. Munich, the roles of Isolde and Elsa.
Noroica 5 present American recital
gur opened in Pennsylvania, where
NV NV sang In Scranton to an audience
'. nearly 5000. AT Cleveland and To-
,gno people were turned away from
~. uoor' and in Chicago she sang to
v. eapaclty of the great Auditorium
rom Minneapolis and st. Paul she
oent 10 Illinois and Indiana and then
,ia %Ine south for short season in Geor-
"a IeXas and Mexico. She will then
g. 81. =" the Pacific coast and into the
British possessions.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

an ~ a dainty boxful OF CONNECTIONS,
hot ., 'ne frst quality. well assorted,
sno o1 w. many Of any-that is the Ca
MIN D'rl the musical comedy which
sari, presented at the theater at an
b0at 1".,. i",. The music is sparkling. the
qr,g, Intensely humorous. the dances
,r,.saiy. the feminine contingent
ssnsr,. 'ne costumes charming and the
Ne peautiful. The story tells OF
|hf ol young New York doctor
sre sweet connedienne. The couple
agsr. paIaied by reason OF the usual
sr, quarrel. and chance 20 meet i'm
r'rosr,"InI'te countless characters are
|ttsI ., ~ and fast and furious car
2 e,,,, lun is held. An sorts of anus
h. U,,. allons euHuo. ana through al
tr.rs ~ oi the plot runs without be-
la l' iangled 10 preserve ,ontiu.
Tl n, The original production
Drought to this city. There
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

signed and painted especially for it,
and the play dramatised by an anna
teur. 1t is expected that the public
will encourage the enterprise by Civ
ing the management a full house. The
net proceeds of the performance IS
10 he donated to the Savannah room
at the Confederate Veterans Home,
near Atlanta. The box office for re-
served seats will open Saturday MORN
ing.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

arizona one of the biggest sue
bsseS Use Of the present New York season,
tIs tIos peen secured for an early produc-
ss mere. Arizona" is an elevating
bsin" wen as a fascinat ting play, its story
&c y. mat of love, duty and honor. 1t
me we story of "a rancher's daughter
~ ~ ylhg cavalry colonel. and firing
m ,,F ~ lnattention shown her. she plans,
r,srs rather forced to submit, to the
r9tb r9b.',ns ,ns of Capt. Hodgman, to flee
or Al a. MN and leave the sitting sands
IN, Hona forever. The plan is balked
tor 4e daring conduct of Lieut.. Den
coi 1Ie B special friend Of the husband.
sim 1poHham. As to be expected, the
.IIoSan.lon turns against Denton and
sys, ',aA escapes for the time being
'po, me suspicion of guilt, only 10
e' u at the end.
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S., 7. & |. of I'll. R'y
and C.. g. s. R'y.
sUNDAYsCHEDULE

SUNDAYSCHEDULE.
For Isle of Hope, Thunderbolt, Mont
gomery. Cattle Park and West End.
Subject TO Change Without Notice
ISLE OF HOPE AND 4oTH STREET.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

NJ sardou. n ls said has nearly in-
ished another play for Sir Henry lrv-
ing This D. The drama relating m
Dante. hich was commissioned
early In The year. in order that n
might be ready ~ follow the revival Of
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

Richard Mansfield's patriotic com
position Hail to the Flag was played
by Sousa's Band in New York last
Sunday on the occasion of it's open
ing concert since the European tour
The new composition was enthusias-
tically received. IT is said that Sousas
success across the water was so pro-
nounced that at the end of his present
American engagements he will return
to that country for stay of one year,
at least.
The continental Dragon" which
will be produced at the theater next
Tuesday night, tells one Of the pret-
tiest and most delightful love stories
describing the adventures OF a sweet
young Tory maiden and dashng
young Continental captain. serving
with that famous revolutionary caval-
ry leader Light Horse Harry Lee Of
Virginia, the ancestor of Gen. Robert
Il. Lee. The play is written in
moral tone and founded on historical
facts, rekindling the memories OF
youth and carrying one back TO the
pictures Of childhood in the remem-
brance of the daring deeds, which final
ly eliminated In Washington crossing
the Delaware and the surrender OF
CORVALLIS at Yorktown. Mr. T5ggart
has not only dramatized the play. but
is originating the title role. This is
the first time he has ever played
romantic part, having confined him
self heretofore 10 tragedy. Miss Julia
Epstein is also originating the leading
female role Of Elizabeth Philippe.
The part calls FOR variety of emo
lions and Miss Epstein. who Us fin
ished el0cutioniFt, has already proven
her poaerg aa ~ versatile actress.
This H. tho FIRST time iu Tho history of
amateur theatricals of this city that
rlay Is produced with scenery de-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

Neither Anna Held nor her manager
husband, lFlorenZ Ziegfeld. Jr., has
any respect for the popular super
sutton concerning the number 13. In
the oathlng-house scene both the house
ana water bucket beneath it is CON
spicuously marked with the number
10, and there are 13 Sadie Girls" in
'fThe Little Duchess"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

have been 400 presentations of the show
in New York. and at the Shaftesbury
Theater. London. its run was extended
to 800 nights.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-05

James X. Hackett and William Fav-
ersham are again rival Don Caesars.
Their field of action has been trans
ferred from New York to Boston. where
the rival plays are both doing well.
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Zen inSianife aoce maa abiorberes
eaer gaa op | set amerifanIfe 5olf,
men oerue Broces fan life foresaa
burtig. 7ct isrite OF pigtisite Sfriot
/ cen Retnins er al IGrc SnSiarerne
at iorisrge Tia Ielo. Oct er life Der.
meb ingt. at De rseoenSigois maa BIZ.
DC Sarmere eaer aprsopor9ttere; DO
bsr beIit lore ncaet al boert, os iRr.
Zig bsr ser lrsses 8iuS saa at uooifIe
Dem ! ben Retnirg. hpor be bier iis at
hare raturlise aulGg. 5remior alt
bsr Sc lrres Grselif. SnSinnernser.
ter bsr lsrmes goot, for at man meo
giqigESe fan frrue ia meget mere al
benz.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
Tiitrirt Of Columbia.

glanen ON ct 9attoHaImltieum |
Sor6tnSelie meb Smitbionian 3nittt,t.
tion un6efales. aoneresien anmooes
ogina ON at poaie, at Sunotebsopie.
net / SoocSitaoen @libingtou altio er
set beSite, at 5enementbparirser unS.
gaacs Scr. % at gpcn ! Set belle ta8et
o~cSIige1clbeS Joni Den Rsuiterbp,
9anoets SopeSitaS bsr urre. Be6ta.
geIien af en- employers 2iabtIttp"
Sob ior 1iitriftet au6eiaIes.