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1 Th3 Sioux County Journal. TAILKBED IS. ! OUBT FAFEit IN THi" OUCNTY. j PAPER 15 TUB cot STY. : PNXY REFCBUCAS riTtk IS Sim X coCNfY. j HAS THE LAHOEsT Ui:cci.ATlN jr any . rirj'R l l'BliSlJF!) IS S1"I X l iH NTY. Subacrijitioti 1'riie, i.i'0 U J. MiniBono, - - - Editor. Entered at tin" Harrison iost ollh-e as ht oitd class inMLer. TUIKSDAY, Al'ML 13, lf3. in hunting for people whom they might imiieach ex-Atulitor lieutoti ami ex-Attorney (leneral Ia-vsc were ail.leJ to the list, making six who will t)e Culled before the supreme court to give an account of their stewardship. It is reported that the wheat nois and Indiana has so Uuliy killed that not more than half in mi tt' inter a erop can be harvested. Much the same re port conies from parts of low a and Mis souri and southeastern Nehru-ska. The winter wheat iu northwest Nebraska is reiorted as being in excellent condition. A resolution of thanks to the presiding officer was introduced juM. before the adjournment of the senate and the only voice raised ajrainst it was that of Stewart. Thus did he make a record. He will lie remembered as the most bigoted, narrow minded being that ever drew his salary as a member of the sen ate of the state of Nebraska. The consulate of the United States in Peru was attacked and sacked 'a. few days ago and Secretary of State Greshani has ordered the representatives of this government to demand expression of re gret, prompt prosecution or the guilty parties and reparation for injury dune to American property of persons. In case the demand is refused Untie Sam may be culled on to put on hi:i lighting harness. It is suited that the new treaty sub mitted by Russia for ratification by this government contains a clause providing for the extradition of persons guilty of political crimes. Such a proposition should be promptly, rejected. There is tjo such thing as a political crime known in the United States and none should be recognized iu any foreign country. Th report of the . secretary of the state board of agriculture of Kansas Dhows the winter wheat crop there to be in poor condition, in some counties as high aa 70 per cent having been winter killed. The ground is also iu pour con dition in most parts of that state, owing taleckof rain last fall. The indurations . are that as a rule the wheat crop of 1393 : will l litflit. At the recent election of members of the board of education at Chndron the ladies took u "lively interest and the re sult showed that two hundred and twen ty ladies availed themselves of the right and expressed their choice of the candi dates in the field. The reports are that the lady workers were quite as active as men in their efforts and drove car riages to the most remote part of the district to bring in voters. It seems that the ladies are working by easy stages toward a point where they will enjoy the full right of suffrage and by the time it is reached they will be full fledged prdititions. Millions for impeachment, but not a reut to encourage the farmers to raise sugar beets. This legislature is making a record which posterity will look back upon with a sad heart. It is not imbued with a desire to do good; it is not patri otically enthusiastic for tlie real Welfare of the state; it is not standing up for Nebraska as it should do. Puqish evil doers, gentlemen, to the full extent of the law; purge the augean barns of all tin cleanness; send bribers to jail and oust venal vampires from their perches in the official hennery, but don't neglect the legislation promised upon tlie stump and in tlie feoce corner. The time is short, the plow is rusting in the hack lot, the need is rotting in tlie crib and the Hol rteiir calf is bawling for milk. You haven't long to stay, and tlw work to be don should be put off do longer. Pray do soTOSthing and go home. Lincoln Journal. That the impeachment proceedings were started in the first place simply for the purpose of placing a blot on the Character of the republican officials was clearly demonstrated by the attempts of Um great gettator Ste-vart of tbe north- WMt district, to shield ex-Attorney Gen ml Leeae from being called on to ac count for some of his acts while in office, ffom lb reports it appears that the ex- attorney mmisI, who is now one of tbe leaden of tbe reform party, is charged wttta mow rank offeneee than any of the MMBt (nettabMtii, but still tha reform BMHtenof tbe leflilature tried to de tot tbe mnlutioa to Impeach him and Cawwatar ! as sileat u Um gv m n aitfta him. Tte Mtioa of tbd pre- torStf refortiMrfk thi matter might tr:"-"- wf iBjMiajM bmm if tha t: ' .-ti3 Iwl itmf hmtm m top rAuCwfa& Mfty fcftor b bad rljbfiUlttJe bJe of lb. re tlZs m mm fa? M A itooJ deal of noiae is made about tbe itaoi li ja of tlie number of employ' s iu i lie various dcpurtnienls of tlie " vru- mci.t and many tliiuU tlutt H? I'-; tll nmtM ration is inu.ticin tciii:iy. Tut a ,ii!sl;ik. Removals of rcpiil - li.-u f,.r . aue simply pvc-s the ailtiiin wilh :i (stratum a eliK.ii; to (ill the !;;' Mli iii.x rat. As the civil si rvhf rules ;Mi;.!y t sm li (-.ises the reus.)-. tils could j in it It' ur.ulu fur political reiisous. hence ' Hie llletliO'. i Softd) to. ivferrfil to aixive re A Sheridan county in'!r whose de had left him on a.couat of ill treatment and was earning a living for herself and children by working in Chadroui. went to that place a few- days Hgu and after loading up on firewater killed his wife and then himself, on one of the business it rent of the town. The oil I v good fea ture about the horrible affair was that! Ilis man after having murdered his wife, turned the weapon on himself wilh soj good effect. The Newberry Ivll raises the rate on milling stuffs 4 cents a liumircil, or a little over 2 vents a bu.dn-!. Tint is a pretty strong argument, i i favor of a mill at this place. If the i-.te is raised 1 cents a hundred on ail the wheat which is rairt-d here and 4 cents a hundred on all the Hour that is consumed it will make a dilference of a pretty good sized sum to the people of tills locality. A mill under the circumstances will he al moft an absolute necessity. Let a mill he secured by some means. Tlie indications are that the desire among Canadians for annexation to the United States is growing anil it w ill not be many years until formal action ill the matter will l taken by the people of that province. There is 1.0 question but such au arrangement would be more sat isfactory to the people there than to con tinue under British control. Whether annexation would lie altogether desirable to this government, is a question not yet decided. Ill case of war between the United States aud England it would be of great advantage to this government to have Canada as a part of it. as the boundaries are such as would make a vast difference in such case. The members of the state board of public lands and buildings having been impeached are disqualified for l! e per formance of the duties ol their various offices and it liecame tlie duty of the governor to appoint men to (ill then places until their trial is had before the supreme court. Gov. Crounse named the deputies to HI I the temporary vacan cies. For this action lie is to be com mended. He could have put into the nlnces some the nartv patriots who are always standing with mouth open, wait ing for a plum to drop into il, anil by so doing satisfied their demands, but he was above such political work and retained men of ability and integrity who are coiiversiint wi'th tiie duties devolving 1111011 them and are able to look after the interests of the state. Tlie decision of the- courts in the case against the engineers for refusing to handle Ann Arbor cars against which a hoycott had been declared, goes to show that there is a point at which organized labor must stop. It holds that railroads are common carriers and that a boycott interferes with the rights of the public and hence becomes a criminal conspiracy and officers of tlie labor organiztioa who order a boycott are held responsible. The decision is not considered as against organized labor, but simply defining the limit to which such organizations may legally carry work against any person or cornoration in case of a controversy. It is quite likely that the last boycott of ha, railroad has been ordered for any who knows enough to be a high oflicial of a labor organization is careful enough not to be guilty of conspiracy. On lust Sat unlay the Nebraska legisla ture of 1800 came to a close, after a u davs session. It is a well . settled fact that as little legislation was enacted as by anv session ever held in the state. The light over the election of a United States senator, the contests, investiga tions and finally the impeachment pro, ceedings against state officials and ex ofiicials has taken up the greater part of the attention of the members. The freight rate bill was the most important measure taken up. That will, without doubt, become a law as it has in all probability been signed by the governor before this time. Of the effect of the law no one can judge until it has been tested, but already instances have been published where, the new rate is about 100 per cent higher than the rate now in force on certain classes of freight, so that time and trial only can decide.what its effect on tbe welfare of the state will be. Notwithstanding the battles which bad been fought during the session the best of feeling toward each otiier was exhibited by the members and officers at tlie close, except in one instance. In tbe course of several months tbe session laws will be issued and then the people who get hold of them may learn some thing of tbe laws under which they have been living since April 18, 1898. SberilTi Bale. Br tlrtae ot M order of sale imihed t the clerk Of ttio district conn ol gfooa eotintrt Nebriukit on. decree ren dered mid court tn fvror of Sarah -' I. bmtl ud grintt rraohlln Himom, Mary Btinone, Htftk K. IMtHU end I, V. Imvl., I wilt tin (tk (lev of. My, W, t one fell, p. aa. On aatf 4-f t the front door at toe eoaft home In HurrtiKm, Hebr., will tbe fatlenrlitf deewlbed reel ertate. rit: U4 MHfeef 8W (6) in Block nnraber OMh M tUU of IIutuwd, Monz omnt-r MbtmOtm t publio ractton to tbe hlaMrt Mdder for Mb to Mtlefr neld order ofMtatatlM m of One Tboamnd Sernn twin tftd -M doltan esxt latere and eeett Rub! I'roof Notices. All jK-isr.ns l-.aviPt tin I proof .m.'. i in ttiU Ki.'r will n a-ive.1 mailed eop.. paper and n r.iiis-sted to eisuiin.- Heir notice and if : error exit n -Hrt l be tame u this otJira- at once. iiiii-i- fur Publication. ! I.sii'i Office at Chadron, Set)., I Apr. 3, ltf.3. I ! Sotirc is hereby iriveu that the following i I d.t1!rhi! lill-d notice of Ills inten tion to make limit proof in support of hi claim, ami Hint said prool will ! inane i - I fure oiimu l.liideniaii, th hi me ki I l: iel Court at Harrison, Nehra-ka, on M.iy i l-)l!i. t!B, viz: Iji'i-rK" K. Turner. if (i ram mercy. Sclir., I ho ::i!lile Homeslcail Kutry ho. 77 for tile ! K., -V. , sW . i.; sK. l, See. ! A NK. '-, i sf. SW. NK.V; Me. , T). M S., It. iT I v.e-1 ')! theltlll r. M.. lie .liiines Hie lollowiiitrv.-iliies.'e. 10 liro e In eoiiliuuou!-resilience upon jiiul i iutiva ti:i ul, i-ai'l latvl. i:'.: V- iit.nr I". sIietiMTl. .1 'ine-j Davis, t,eortre W. Cohli. solonum It Mary, all of suny, Nelyr. f.lHO iaizubi'.1!! luridly, of Iii.'.li.iv. Nclir.. ho naiilp lloaiestead So. SIS, tor tlie IaiI I! sw. w!., Sl t: "s'-hw. h tee. , tp. 34 11., li. ji w. ;tli p. in. lie names the following witnesses topruve cimtiiniii'is resilience upon anil cultiva tion 0 sjiil land, iz: llcn.v C. Hunter. Jom-iiIi .. Morris. M icll.lel Ilodare, . I'.aiin.oi, .li.l'.u " . Hunter, nil 01 ,cl,r. W. H. Met ANN. 1 lli-KNte;-. nl!--e ;i"i '. ehlivntion. Land Oi.i.v al Cliiiiiioii. Nch., 1 Mar. 27, lf.. S Nuti'T 's hereby en that the following no, icd settler ln-.'s .iled nolic" of his inteii iii:: to make ii;::'.l uruof id silo-iurl ol his iaiui.anii that sr.id proof will bi lllaiic b ore ( ii' rail 1 imletei'.u, I lerk of liie iilslrh-t Court al lllil-ri , Nebraska, Hif-'Ilt, 1S'.3, iz: y.uy .Miler who made lloutest : Knvi i Kill: :;C.S. for the M We.,1 of Lots I , . :!. A 1 sec. l it. -1 .., the llth I'. 11. lie naiiics the lol'n.vinK v'.tia his continuous r"side'KC upon es to pruvt .d cultiva tion el, said land, viz: del 1!. Cndv, Kolierl Neece, Alva hrerve, .; also Jauu-s K. Mc'l'oy.-.lllof linyvn'e, ..e i'ri'.z Stic'ii, iifll-iiit.Msc. .' i'hr.. wlio niiiti" iloiuesti?ad Kutry Nn. Ilia fur tin sW. '. - ee. j, ''. N., II. f.l W est of tie lit It r.'Ji. Itc names Ule follow ins v. ilnes-es to prod his continuous residence upon and culliva tior. of. s 'id land, vir.: .laenl, Was,ei blirier. .lacoii 1'or-ter, I'errj t idle, , luck -oil iM'i'isier, t.U ol Nciir. i.'! W . II. M' CANS Montro-. , Iti L-l.-ler. Xu'.icc fur l'ulilii'atie.'i. Land Cfllec i;t Chadron, Neb., 1 Mar. i!, IS'.:;. .Notice is hereby friveu that, tic following. iininiKl settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make linal prool in support, ol his claim, inn! that said proof will be made be fore Conrad l.indeiniin. Clerk of tlie District Court at Harrison, Nebraska, on May it, IS'. li, 1.: Mitrtiii (inylirrt, of Munlrose, .'.'i-br.. sole Heir of Kl'.zabeth Cuyhart, deceased, who made I'rc pinptioii 1). s. No. ir.Ti), for the s i.- SW. t Sec. Vi, Tp. 31 N., It. f.3 West of the l.til'l'. M. He name the following witnesses tn prove his continuous residence 1111011 and cultivation 01 said land, viz: Frank Nnlt", Heiirv I'iekenbroek, t '011r.nl lleltich, .John Henry, .Ml of Montrose, Nehr. J'.KIl! W. H. ..K'CANN, Ucsdster. oJi;'r mi' I.aud (illic lilili: ii'.iun. l't. Chadron, Neb, , 1 Mar. s, l;s'.-t. Notice isl'.erebv civ-en Hint the lollowinit nained settler has riled notice ol his inten tion to ma ke final proof in support ol his claim, nnd that said proof will be inade he fore Conrad I.indcmmi, Clerk of the District Courl nt Harrison, Nebraska, on April ITlh, IS'.C, viz: Lorei!.-.' I.. Wilson, of Ifurrisnn. rlir.. who made ''rc-cinptioii n. S. No. 'iiijll for the, sij ; Mi ..nd SK'4 sWfj and lot 4 Sec. 21, Tp. 38 li- r.l West of the nth 1. M. lie names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of fid laud, vi. : Jai. es o!an, Walter Woodruff, A. It. Dew, allot Mn. i on. Nehr., tieorgc W.Dnvis.of (in . ;. . Nehr. W. II. McCAN.N, I- :il KPttlsier. Nut ire for l'libliciitinu. I.anil Oftlce att'liadron, Neb., I Mar. S, Isns. 1 Notice is hereby given that Cue following- named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make line I proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made he- tore Conrad Uie'.cinnn. t lerK 01 me insirici Court, nt Harrison, Neliraska, on April iiin, 1S11S, viz: Jiwpil .1- Kipp, nf Ilniliirc. Xolir., who made Homestead Kutry No. a:!) tor the NK' NW'i and itmi w , tr..H Sec. S, Tp. 32 N ., it. M. V . (it 1 1 r. JI. He names 1111: loiiow nig witnesses 10 pio c his continuous residence upon und cultiva tion ol said land, viz: Julius II. liurke, Joseph Morris, r.rnesi. Hunge, tleorge V,'. Ilrlni, all of Hod arc, Nebr. -ii-;ilj n , 11. mccAis, c.cgisLei. Niillcc for Publication. Umd Office at Chadron, Neb. Feb. r,, 1WB. i Notice is hereby eiven that the followinf?- immeit settler tins tiled notice of Ins inten tion to iimke tlnul proof in support of his cluliii, and thut said proof will lie miide bo fore Connwl Lindeman, Cleric of the District Court, at Harrison, Nebraska, on April 17th, MIS, viz. Ilinon S. Cany, of Lawn. Xclir.. who made Homestead Kntry No. DS3 for the 54 Wcstoi tbe 6th P. M. He numes the followms: witnesses to prove liis continuous residence upon and cultiva tion ol siud land, viz: Ixinit Lnrsen, Clint Ames, all of Lawn, Nebr., George Knftelbrcchl, Willluni S. Nicholson all of Canton. Xubr. ; also William A. Bigelnw, of Hiirrison, Nelir., who made llomesteiid Kntry No. (110 for the Ixitsl nnd 4 Sec. 1H nnd lot I sec. Ill, and .sVV'iSWi-Sec. 17. Tp. 31 N.,11.07 West of the llth P. M. Ho nnnies the followms witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon anil cultiva tion of said hind viz: Benjamin K. Johnson, Hcnrv Wnrnekc, Willimn L. Hoyt, John A, Hanson, all "of Harrison, Nebr.; also Charley H. Kcilil, nf (iilclirist. Nelir., who made Homestead Kntry No. 31S7 for the N W4 Sec. 13 and V.'A NK!i Sec. 14, Tp. 33 Is It. K West of the fith 1'. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, viz: I Inrcncc II. llollinifisworth, Mathcw fl. Doan, Kred Wr. Knott, Joseph K. Holllnifs worth, all of Gilchrist Nebr.; also Joint Frederick Srlinlz, (if Hiirrison, Nebr., who made llomesteiid Kntry No. 18 tor the l.otn 1 und 2 nnd SWl, KE4 Sec. fl, TP. "W N K. Ml and SViX SWX Sec, 34 Twp. 38 N., It. 50 West of tlicHth P. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon ana cuiiivn lion of Hhfil land, viz: Charles lliehle. William Bichlc, lien lamin F. Thomas, Kit J. W ilcox, all of Harrison, Nebr. W. II. Mct'ANN, (25-31 1 ItcKlstcr. Notice. Charles J. Smith, Impleaded with Henry Warnckc, Hannah M. Warneke, Tliompsoii F. Martin and George J. Khalcr, Helena unts, will take notice that 011 tho 7tb day of June, A. 1). ltWi, The Western, .Security Company, plaintiff herein, tiled its petition In the District Court of Sioux County, Nebraska, and uifninst suld defendants, the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain mortgfiBe e.xecntel by tho defendants, Henry Warneke anil Hannah M. Warneke, to the plaintiff herein, upon the sontbenirt. otiarter of section I wen ty one, iu timuslilp thirty one, north of range flfty-nlii, west, in Kloux county, Ne braska) to ieanro the pnymo.tit of eertnln fromlssory note, datwl July 1, lne, fin he sum of MW.OO.that there is now due nisei mid note and inortHKe flU.an, with inten'id thereon from the And day of January. Ism, Plaintiff prays for a deeree that defendnnl be required fopay the same or that the mid pretoiam may oe sold to satisfy the amount found dne, , Yon an required to answer the said petition on or Wen tbe Mb day of May, IsM. 1 THi WiWMHSrcVMttOoiirAXf By unoaob Walhm, Plaintiff, luriR"V Kale. By virtue of nn order of s-ule sue by he I'U-rk o! Hip lJitriei f ohj I o; . jx , ouniy, Nebr-j.ska, nt... .. i;.'cive r : .-reij hy said 1 'ourt in favir ol Mary I . "lonl joinery aj;siin.st cliritiau r Ur 'iiisjliau sou, Mary Ami Christiafisun. U e-u-rn l-uriu MorliTae oniltuiiv, J. i.. liriiwu. r.si!iM-, Tlnnua leveiijjorl, lt'lle Maililci. William j ii. .Maiiilen n.l (.eore I. V. riiilli, I will j on tile l:all day ol May. Is., al one ,i'clR-k. p. 111., 011 said d ly, at the llont dtMir ol the t'ourl House, in said con uv. in Harri son, Nehr., ;-ll Ule lolloilif- iivcr;lMl real estate, vis: 'I he sonlll 1,.;!! ol the Mint ll-west Ui:ru;r and Nurtu-vi t sl ouarter 41I soulh-u est ijuarti-r of Scelion 'twenty seven 27 1. and .-"outl!-eas: ,'jiuirler ol souUi easl quarter of M'ction 'fwiily-Mht rii in towushiji Thirty-one, uorlh of raure ru'ty thn:e, W est ot the Oth i'rineipal Mcridan, in Sioux county, Ni-liraska, at puidie 11111-1:011 to the hitrhest bidder lor eah. to satisly liiiid oruer ol sale iu the sum 01 it-iss.t and inlerest, costs and accruing cost :,nd the further sum cif l-i.O:! which Thomas Hcven. l-nrt recovered from I'elle tladien, i illiani l.. Jludileu and (.unge I. Wrilfbl. i;ju-:i,l Tims, ijkii.v, shcrill ol Sioux Co., Nelir. Slierili Sale. iy virtue of 1111 order of sale Issued by ! Hie' clerk of the l istrict court 01 sionv tj-ounty, Nebraska, upon decree rendered bv saiil court in favor of Marv K. Jiont 1 joinery against .James II. Johnson, Western rami -SloriK.'lfe Cninpaiiy. Dakota eorio iMliniL.1 1.. Hrowue. assienee. t,. P. Ileven- j port, alaliifi" lievenpurl. nnd 'fliouias i iM'Velipoll, I Will on liie i.uti tia u s, at 1 o'eliH-k pin 011 said day, at the trout door of the courl Ikiiw in said county, in j Harrison, Nebraska, sell the follow inl de scribed lea! estate, viz: The southwest ! .juarter of section tweiily-itve (i'O in town j ship thlrtv (SO 1 .North of ran" lil ty-fnur (Al . I W est ol tlie six 111 I'riucipal Mcridan, in Sioux 1 coiinlv, Nebraska, at public auction, tn j the hi"thest bidder for cash, to sasi-fy said order of sale in the sum of Jllil.'J nnd inter- e,t and costs aud accruing cost :::) :u Tims, liumv. slu ritf siou.v ( o., Nehr. sl.'ii'i.rs Siiic. , 1 Bv v in arc of an order of salii issued by the ; cleil: o! the district court of Sioux County, Nebraska, upon a decree ren- tiered' bv said court iu favor of. The American Investment Company against Marv shay and the unknown i devisees ol . loan Siiay I will on the ilil h day of April, ls'.f:!, at one o'clock p. in. on said lav, at the iront door of the court house, ill said county, In Harrison, Nebr. sell the tol lowing described real estate, viz: The North West (,'Uarter of section Thirty-thee ('(J; Township I'liirtv.one ;:1) North of llange i-'il ly three ;6:t; est of the nth Principal Meri dian iu Sioux county, Nebraska, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, sub ject to lien of tlist mortgage lor principal sum of ,ri0.i to satisl y said order ol sale, iu Ihe sum of :H!H.'H and inlerest, costs and uc crtiing eosls. Tims, ilr.iov, las :i:! shcrilf of said County. shcriii's Sali'. Ilv virtue of an order of sale issued by the clerk of the district court of Sioux county, Nebraska, upon a decree rendered by fcaid court in favor of The American Investment Company against John I. Davis, Lewis Fischer, Fischer, his wile, lirst and Christian name unknown, 1 will on the 211th dnv of April, IS'jlt, ut one o'clock, p. in. on said day, at the front door of the court liouic, i'n said county, in Harrison, Nehr.. sell the following described real estate, vi.: The south West quarter (.SVJ) of .section Thirly-twn (M), 'township Thirty-two C-fi) Nortli of Itange fifty-six (.Hi) West of the Hill Principal Meridian iu Sioux county, Ne braska, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, aud subject lo a II rst mort gage for S.7,.l!ll to .satil'y said order of sale, iu tlie sum of '4.: ami interest, costs and ac cruing costs. Tnos. HKioy, i Js :i,l sheriff of Said County. Sheriffs .Vale. ISv virtue of an order of sale issued by the Clerk of tlie District Court of Sioux County, Nebraska, 11)1011 a decree rendered by said court 111 favor of The American invest ment Company against Irving Wilson, Kiln M. Wilson, Thomas Devenport and Ilaunult Devenport, I will on the 2Ut.li day of April, isia, at one o'clock, p. 111., on said day, at the front door of the courl house, in said county, in Harrison, Nehr., nell the fol lowing described real estate, viz: North west quarter (N. V. ) ut Section twenty six (2H) Township thirty (30) North range Fifty-four (54), West of the tith Principal Meridian, in Sioux county, Nebraska, at public auction to tlie highest bidder for cash, subject to lieu of first mortgage for principal sum of 200.00, to satisfy said order of sale, in the sum of and interest, costs and accruing costs. Tnos. KKII1T, (is n:i Sheriff of said County. Notice lu .S'nn-Kesiileiit Ifcl'euilnnts. Andrew llnhlnmii, Alniina Dalilinan and A It 111 mi. Miller JL Company, a corporation, dc.fendiints, will take notice that 011 the 21st day of March, A. 1). into Herbert Ktebliins, plaintift' herein, tiled his petition in the district court of Sioux county, Nebraska, aifilinst said defendants, the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain inortKSKe executed by the, defendants, An drew Dalilmnn and Almina Dablman to Ike Western Security Company, a corporuS in of W indbnm, Connecticut, and which sMd inorliraKe was lor a vuiuiime consideration assigned by said Western Security Company to tills planum said moriirae was sivcu upon The South West Quarter, (S. W. XI section iweiiiv lee. ani, lownsnip 1 iirity thrce, (Twp. "si), Italian l-'il ty-Hve, (Ki) in Sioux countv, Nebraska for the sum of Three Hundred mid Fifty Dollars (350.00) dated M try list h, ISHsi and due and payahle in years trom (late ihereoi. 1 nut, mere is now due nnd payable 11)1011 said note and tnort Kitten the sunt of 9418.40 with interest thereon from the tlrst day of March, A. D. IHI13, tor which sum with interest thereon from this date plaintiff prays for a decree that defendants be rcuiiired to uav the sum or that said premises may be sold to satisfy the amotini loiinu uue. You are reu 11 1 red to answer said petition 011 or before the 1st day of May, A. 1). IHB3. IlLltllKItr STKHIitXS, Ily Ceo. Walker, ' PlalntllT. Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated March 21st, IW13. W-W Notirp to Xoii-Rfsl(lru( Defendant- Fannie Snedaker and unknown heirs of Charles C. Sneduker, deceased, will take notice that Foe Mel llntock. plaiutitl herein, on the 4th dnv of Feby., liiiM, filed her peti. tioiiinllie district court of Kloux county, state of Nebraska, against Charles C. S1K1 daker and Fannie Miedaker, delendants herein, the object and prayer of which Is to foreclose a certain inortaKe, executed by them to the Western Knrm AIort(juje Com pany upon the Southeast ipiarter of Section one, Township thirty, limine fifty-three, Sioux comity, Nebraska, to secure the pay ment of 11 certain promissory note dated October and, IHStl, for aMfiO.lin with 7 per cent interest from date thereof, payable semi annually. 1-oiit? before said mortjjaKe become due and for value received, said note and mort Tiiie was duly iiMsiirncd to Foe McClintock, the plnintitr herein who is now the owner theienf : there Is now due nixm said note and mortiriiKV tbe sum of irn.IO with Interest from June 1st, Isiii, iicconltiix to tlie tenor of said note, anil plulntill prays that said premises may be.decreeil to be sold tosatiMfy Us iitnonnt due thereon. You are required to nnswer said petition on or beloru the 1st diiv of May lRHII. Jint'd this 14th day of March, 1SV3. s-32 I Foe Mi'CMntock, plnintitr. P,y V. J. Houghton, her iiltorney. Niiltce to Nim-Ki-slilcut llcl'i'tsliinl. .laiilbie M. Ill nndiife. ilcfeiuliiiit, will t:ike otl,. liiul. fin liie 'Alth ilnv ot. March. ISV3. Henry II. Hrundlge iilalntin" herein, filed his (n'tillon in- the illstrkl court ol siom eniititv. Niibrnskii, (iiraliiHt said defendant. the object nnd prayer of which are lobe divorced from suld fef:iidiiut Tim plaintiff alleges that said defendant, has. for more time two yours Inst past wilfully absented tiersell from said plaintiff without reason iihb, or ,lrwf. j'tinsfi Mini tlmf lie llmv lie de- ercsui to have the eitsKsly of the children of the marrlsffe of said plaintiff with mild de fendtin. Von ar rciilirisl (o answer i.sld pstltion oti or before the Hth day of Msy, WT'll. HKNRT H. HKU-mit( '' " Walker, Pliilnil; ;nMorniri -J j DO YOU WANT WATER? j See the "Old Reliable" j WELL DRILLER, T. O. Harrison, WILLIAFS, . . - 3i-br.ika. 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