Liaoal Daws. A. Boone, tiiic Jeweler. C. Smith lias a fresh milch cow Geo- Win was in the city Tuesday. G. II. Scott start* bii town herd to day. 10 pounds best Oatmeal for 3ft cent* at Gastcyers. Kaffir Korn §1.86 per hundred pounds at Watklnson’a. A large uinount of of potatoes Is tie ing planted here this »prlng. For Harness and anything in the Harness line see T. M. Keed. Fred Hein, Deputy County Clerk spent Sunday last In Ashton. J. H. Travis la enjoying a visit from bis brother of Grand Island this week. Wanted: A lady to n*-ist In Mil linery. Mui. NKi.ua Randall. Mrs. A. Boone in ado her husband a visit at Oroely Center yesterday noon. County Clerk L. Rein and family visited friends and relatives at Ashton •unday. A very pleasant at borne party was given at the residence of A I' Worts last Tuesday. A little ili, then a little pill. The 111 Is gone the pill hss won. DeWItt’s Lit tle Marly Risers the little pills that cure great Ills. Odendahl Bros. A J. B. Fslrbslrn, of Rockville was in tbe city Wednesdsy evening to at tend the lecture. rur railiou, iuj , Aimun miM »iij thing in the way of Field or Garden seed call on T. M. Heed. Dr. von Koerber was called to Ashton last Saturday on professional business Tbe doctor Is working up quite a prac tice. It's all the came, a slight cold, con gested lungs or severe cough. One Minute Cough Cure banishes them. Odendahl Bros. Busy people have no time, and sensi ble people have uo inclination to use a slow remedy. One Minute Cough Cure aots promptly and gives perma nent results.—Odendahl Bros. J. B. O’Bryan wishes us to announce that Ite has the finest thorough bred Jersey bull in tbe Loup country which he will stand at his farm thla season. Don’t fall to see him before breeding. Odendahl Bros, have their front win dows arranged in a very artistic man ner, especially the east one. which Is fixed up with an elegant display of malt spirits put up In bottles. Just notice the window as you go by. Take a dose of DeVVItt's Little Early Kisers just for the good It will do you. These little Pills are good tor Indiges tion, good for besdaube, good for liver complaint, good for constipation. They are good.—Odendahl Bros. Mr. Held, an aged gentleman of Sherman county died at his home last Monday. Age 80 years. His funeral took place last Tuesday and was attend ed by a large audience of friends and relatives. He was burled in the Evergreen Cemetary. A gang of men and teams are now at work on tbe irrigation ditch. The force Is at work near Arcadia putting sacks of sand in the river to change tbe channel. '1'hey are also cleaning out *!>n aun.l aS 1.... .1 # Sb. .1 _.1 water will be turned in soon. Thu story is told that a Nebraska man who had a cur or two of horses to sell wrote to a friend in Washington and asked if it would lie advisable to to try to sell them there The friend replied: "The people of Washington ride bicycles; the street ears are run by electricity, and the government is run by jackasses. No need for borsellesh here." Kx. The best blood medicine for twenty live cents enough for the whole fami ly. Get a package of Himmous layer Regulator, the best spring medicine and tl*» tiest blood medicine, because it is the best liver medicine. If your liver is active it will throw oil all im purity in the system, and all depression of spirit. Waite up your llrer, but do it with Hiitimoiis I.iver Regulator. J II. /.eltiii ,t Co., Philadelphia. Ps. Another inch of rain fell here Tues day which makes a precipitation of I 11 turtles during April. The old time April showers have come back again and everything in nature aiuiies II rasa l* four and At* inchaa high and afford* good graving fur stork Party garden* are up and looking hue while frail tree# of almost every variety are in ftrii iiiuAtuMi ritual! grain ia took lug Ass and bid* fair to yteid an abu* dam ha* seal Jetnee cam# into town jea:«««U« afternoon with hi* sm* bad ly cut and at «wce repaired t« the uMle business of tlsblug. Ladies who wish to have Hats, Rib ,ous. Laces, Tips or Velvet* clesnod and made over call on Mks. Nkixik IUndarr. Uncle Jimmy Brown Is down from Arcadia looking after a tine mare which strayed away from his premise* me day this week. Bids Cords be Gone: The maglcl dan’s wand Is not more potent than Dr. Humphrey's Specific ”77'' for cold*. For sale by nil druggist*. J. W. Landers was down from Ar •adla last Wednesday. Mr*. Lander’*, ils wife returned from a visit to friend* ItClarlnda, Iowa on the «atn« day. When you want Job Work done don't forget that the NowthwmteHn office ii equipped with the best Job outfit In Jilt county and that we are doing work »t hard time* price*. Frank Simpson started with h a fami ly for Danville, III. last Thursday norning whare he ha* established a justness We learn that they will permanently locate there. The Woodmen team of thla City and Several member* of that order are ex pecting te go to Kockvlllc next Hatur lay evening to asalat In the Initiating of several new member* at that place. It is not a miracle. It won’t cure »very thing, but It will cure plies, rhat's what DeWItt’a Wltah Hazel Salve will do, becanse It has done It in hundred* of case*.—Odendahl Bros. Theo OJendyke, of Ashton was In the jity yesterday. Mr. OJendyke came up Wednesday evening ard attended the lecture at the Opera House. He made ;hl* office a pleasant visit yesterday norning. We learn that Mr A. Foltz’* attend ng physician baa advised him to take atrip out to Colorado for hi* health. Mr. Foltz and family will soon start and we hope that the trip will do him much good. It ia proposed to build an Iron cage aver and around the monument of Daniel Boone and his wife near Car rollton. Kentucky, in order to preserve what is left of the monument from the ravages of the relic hunter. The legis lature is to be asked to appropriate |300 to build the iron cage. J. G. Tate, Grand Master of the A. O. U. W. Lodge for Nebraska gave a IVCIUI O Ml IUC V'JICIM liuacc 111 tun VIIJ last Wednesday evening. The house was well Ailed and all became much In terested in the lecture. Mr. Tate spoke for nearly an hoar and a half. HU speech was logieal, eloquent ond forda ble. Twenty farmers brought the tails ol 9,171. ground squirrels to the eommis sloDers of Spokane comty. Wash., or one day recently to collect a bounty ol one cent per tail. One man brought ir 1,834 squirrel tails and another I .((.Mi All the squirrels were killed In one no large district, where they are as thlcl as to almost make farmers despair o: making any profit ou their crops. — Kx Wake ap your system by waking u| your liver Simmons Liver Kegulaioi will do it—ami a twenty live ceut pack age at that. It is an active liver reme dy and a mild laxative. Just the metli cine for all the family, children and all It's a sluggish liver that causes al sickness because of the poison that get. Into the systaii’.. Try SiiuuKtts Live Kegulator. It is better than pills | J. II. Zelllii A t o., Philadelphia. I* . Jake Hull, the shoe man, l> a ftru admirer o( Senator Alien and do> a no ! h*»tlate to name him aa blsclioUe fo : president. ul fiddle I'ltlnu dl In' I know it whS’i he asked him to blow i i l-Savals ou a McKinley button “No | by a duruld sight * said Jake gravel a* he applied a lighted match in hi pip* What I'hell do you sp>.st ar ant with nireof them things!1* ihn is an idea struck hlat he added, "|'i give lae bits fuff an All* badge' i |*he iwty did not press the sale fur the : tut! went home and toM to father aiw»n i his rkpetle* ce with (h< sh-wtnskei , 11, senior wa* last mean enough p i scratch M’ Kittle) t asuie «( one of Its I button*, Ine rt Alien s w>tn pen ami ini i ami send the iwf kn k to Ikvatt with IK I Informal on that it had i miw Inapeciatiy tor bun ' *a)Said Jak sake caught s gM of hi* f**«i.»« na*ti«. , id Allen i* v-ootn' light to ih | Ifont, ain’t K I Here * fout fA trail I W» ' And he prssodts ptntted the hoi ton on <* -I l* s », >«»g it yet 'c Pan He pun lean I AN UNCONSCIOUS SPY. How A Womftn'i Kimlitcif NeArljr L«d to Her l)»th. During the late civil war Mrs. Wheeler, the Eugene healer, served as a nurse In the Union service. She hail many thrill ing experiences and among thorn the Eugene (Ore.) Journal has beard of the j following: She was present at tho battle of Spotwsylvania. At tho commence- j mentof the battle a Union officer rode up to her and banded her a package of papers with the request that she should keep them safo until the battle was over, and then, if ho (the officer) should not live to call for them, to deliver the package at headquarters. In tho course of tho fight a flank was turned and Mrs, Wheeler and the rest of the hospital nurses captured by the j rebels. Upon searching her person of course the papers were found and proved to bo tho work of a Union spy, who had boon Inside the rebel linos. She was at onco arraigned before a court-martial composed of rebel officers, and notwith standing her statementof how she came hy tho papers and repeated protestations of innocence, she was formally con victed of being a spy and sentenced to be nanged at sunrise the next morning. Nhe was then taken by a guard of three soldiers and confined in a small guard house, which had but one small aperture admitting light and air, and through tho aperture she saw the erection of the gallows on which sho was to perish. What a grim perspective! Inside tho guard house there was nothing but the bare floor of earth and two dry-goods boxes standing against a wall; no chair, no bed. That night ono of the guards entered the guard house with a piece of corn bread and a tin cupof water tor bur sup Mrs. Wheeler spoke. The guard stopped. He then retired and locked thndooi upon her again. Lator on in the nlglil she heard a voice at the aperture say t "Move the small box!” Khe moved the box and discovered an aperturo, which proved to bo a tunnel. Through this tunnel she worked her way on her hands and knees foraboutonn-fourtb of a mile, when sho emerged from its mouth and found a man and two saddled horses standing there. Mrs. Wheeler mounted one horse, and I the man, who was disguised, the other, i For six miles they rodo on in darkness without speaking, but at the end of that time the man spoke and said: "You are now safe in the Union lines; ride on,” and the man disappeared in the dark ness like a shadow. Mrs. Wheeler rodo on until sho camo across a picket, who took her to General Heintzelman's headquarters. Nome time ago, while taking a little outing at Anderson's, on the McKenzie river, Mrs. Wheeler and her preserver met and recognized each other after a lapse of twenty-six years. Her preserv er's name Is well known- Dr. li. F. Bus sell, now postmaster at Thurston. He was one of the three guards. He was the disguised horseman. Burns a re absolutely pa|hffl®*^Wn DeWltt’s Witch Hazel Halve is prompt ly applied. This statement Is true. A perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands and Ups. and never falls to cure piles.-Odenbalil Bros. It's just as easy to try One Minute Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier to cure a severe cough or cold with It. Let yeur next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine: better result, better try It. Odendahl Bros. Nebraska Weather Report for April ’06 April has been a month of excesses In tempreturo, atmospheric pressure and precipitation. The mean pressure of the atmosphere was 29.80 inches, which Is 0.15 inches KuL.ur tViii nArmul A rtrll The tnax. was 30.50 on the 2nd The min. was 20.65 on 28th. The mean temperature for the month was 56.40 degrees; maximum 86 on the 27th: minimum 20 on the 2nd. The total precipitation for the month was 7.11 inches, which is 4.71 above an average for the month of April based on observation* taken from the different stations over tlio , state from 1870 to 1806, a period ot twenty years The highest previous average precipi tation of the state for tie mouth of April of which we have any record of, was April, 1802 In w hich 4 Im hes fell. The average precipitation of the state for the month of April is 2.40 inebea. Amount of precipitation for the I mouth on IS05 at till» station 2 77 in. Amount for iwm 7 It in We might tell you more snout One Minute Cough Cure, hot you prohah '| ly know that U cure* a cough Kvery I oue does who has used it It ■» a per. i i feet remedy for coughs, cold* horse. I ; i»es*. It is an especial favorite for r | children, being pleasant |o lake and i : .puck hi wiring,—iMemlahl Hto*. Awarded Highest Honors* World's Fair. 'DU \mts w CREAM i| BAKING P0WMR MOST HRFIVT MADB. A pm* to*pt t iiio, .1 ■ r »4*». fMt Oaas 4mi"aMwis. Steei «• 1 sOo# s is#safe 4u VtAti tilt kUM'AHU. King ftolotiion’* Motion. Tint ■ riu-re i> nothing new under the aim ilnr* not always convey the truth. Especially i* thia true*, ret.mil> the new e-impn*lte cur* now operated dally via the • litcag •, C'nlott 1’ariltc and N oft Itw e* tern Line belwi en Salt l.ake Cite ntnl Chit-!, go Theae heudaorne Bullet Smoking hmI Library t,'ar* are entirely, new throughout of lateat d<*»li n. co tain alt modern Improv itiviita, Mini tire well supplied with writing material, the leading dally paper*. Illustrated periodicals, maga zine*. etc The faet (hat theae ea'» run dally via • The Overland Limited" and that the Union Pacific w a* the line we*t of Chicago to luugerate this aer vlce should commend liacll to all. See that your ticket* read via “The Over lain) Route." Ilrln* Your Krlemla to Nebraska The Chicago, Burlington &' Quincy R K. puhllnh a sixtecn-page monthly Illustrated newspaper called the “Corn Belt." which gives In an Inteieatlng way Information about western farm lands, particularly those In Ntluaska. I be regular aubscrltlou price Is twenty-live cent* per year, but If volt want It sent to any of your friend* living east, of the Mississippi River, semi ten cent* In stamp* for each such person, giving name and full address and the (taper will he sent for one year. The It. & M K. II Agent will show you a sample copy of the (taper on request. Help your Htnte anti Induce your friend* to Immigrate. Address the Corn Belt, *2<•!» Adams Street, Chicago, III. Lines written on the death uf James McOrady which occurred at Ills home In Loup O'lfy, Nebraska, April 93rd, IHISi, at the age of 7d years, 10 mouths and III days: Around Hit bed of death Our hearts over flowed with grief; We gazed upon the wasted form So soon to tlnd relief. From sin und toll and pain From u frictions so severe. His Joy In Heaven will Increase With all his sorrows hero. Without a gasp for breath. Without a groan of pain. He raised his eyes to Heaven And then to earth again. lie murmered u soft good bye 'hi those he loved so dear. And eulrnly sank to sleep No more to waken here. An aged heart must mourn For the partner of her youth. He's gone, alas, ne're to return O day of May, 1*9(1. Dated April 14th, 1*9(1, Ankiikw Uohhki, Village Clerk. THE MILD POWER OURE& HUMPHREYS’ Dr. Humphrey*’ Specific* are *clantlflcally and carefully prepared Hemedlee, u*ed far years In private practice and for over thirty year* by the people with entire niocem. Every single Specific a special cure fur tbe dlasaae I I Tttssaci at atUMta'saatMieia * uttMamiaa. ts« mm SPECIFICS. HUMPHREYS* WITOH HAZEL OIL “TM* rn* OtHTIMlfr. rmnhi irv ttti* - l«*»rii >l. PWai ** bMamam ttWl, m tm. ibiat. sum, b* asm. MS N »*•<*« aM pm**«4 w •wwenns T1MK TARLK. HURLIN'OTOH A MISSOURI IlIVKK It. K. BART. WKHT. 1:30 1’ M. I,8:!M) 1’ M Connections at Aurora for all point* Northwest. A. F. Wkiits. Afft V. !• KAILWAT. Beginning rtumlay. November 17th. train* will arrive and depart at this elation aa f Blow*; Leaves Leave* Monday. i . ,0 I H: (HI Wednesday. [ , Thnraday. Friday, ) uiurday ) ArrlrM nt Loup City daily 7.iftp.m. (Jjotc connection it Ontrid IiUfld for all points Bast and West. F. W. Cl.INK, Agent NOTI0K. In District Court of Slieiman County, Nebraska. Union Central Life Insurance Company, a corporation TS. Kugenle Oebrke, et al. Kugenle oebrke and August llehrkn will take notice that on Uic ivi h day of Febru ary. IMF). Union Central Life Insurance Company, a corporation, plaint iff herein, tiled It* petition in llm Dlelrlct roar* of Hherinan county, Nebraska, against eal'l defendant*, the object and prayer of which are to foieclne* a certain mortgage executed by the defendants, Kugenle Oebrke and August Gelirku, to the plain tiff, upon the following described real estate owned by them, situated In Sherman coanty. Nebraska, lowlt: The North east obarter (*4), Section four (4). Township thirteen (IS), Range fourteen (14) and con taming One hundred and sl*ty (lom acres, to secure the payment of one promissory note, with coupons attached, dated August 4, IHMlf, for the sum of (Aot.OO and due and payable 10 years aftar dato; that there Is now due upon said not# the sum of ffiMMiO, with Interest at lea per sent from August 1, isdif; the sum of SV.I7 for tuxes of lews wlih Interest at ten per cent from November 10, 1HM; the further sum of tT.i.Mfi for taxes MM and I hoi, with interest, at ten per cent tn.in M..1/411.. I.s.r IV. I MW,. fur Wll I’ll Mil III. will* Interest from this dele, plaintiff prays for decree Hist defendants he re qulred ro pay the sameor that said prom lees may he sold U> satisfy the amount found due, Vua are required to answer said petition on or before tlie tth day ol May, Isgtl. Union Ckntkai, My a Inni;imn< k Uo. Hy A. It. UoymoTII lie Attorney. NOTIUK OK SUIT TO NON-KKKII If, NT DKFKNDANT. Iti District Court of Sherman Uoonty, Nebraska Jennie llerklielmer, Plaintiff. ye. John W. llerklielmer, DefeudeM. Stale of Nebrasku, / Sherman County i To John W llerklielmer, non-resident defeadent, You are hereby notified that on the 101 li day of April, INNl Jennie flerkhelmnr filed a petition agalnat you In the District Court of Sherman county, Nebraska the object and prayer of which aretooldaiu a divorce from vou on the ground that you have been guilty of extreme eruelty lowaids her and also on the giound of adultery, plaintiff asks for the custody of tno chil dren. Vou are required to answer said petition on or before tlm gfith day of May. ImJa. JKNNIK JIKIIKIIKIMKR, Plaintiff, Attest Ify It. J Niohtinoai.k, her Ally, l,oi'i* Ukia, Clerk of Dlsl r let Court NOTICK OF 8DITTO NON HKHIDKNT DKKKNDANTri. William Archer. Mary Archer and Christian Wlnrlck, defendants will take notice that on the 2411 day of April. I *WA Dunne Manchester, plaintiff herein, filed his petition In the Dis trict court of Sherman county, Nebraska, against said defendants Impleaded with Katie Wlnrlck and John Wlnrlck the object ami prayer of which arc to foreclose u certain mortgage executed by the defendants William Archer and Mary Archer to the plaintiff upon the Mouth half south west quarter of section ten HOi, in township sixteen ilAl. north of range thirteen (If), west of the Ath p. m In Sherman county. Nebrasks to secure the pay ment of one principal promluory note dated November I2ih, IHW) for the sum of $300.00 and due and payable In live years from the date thereof, with Interest at ten per cent per an num as evidenced by five Interest notes for the siun of 130.00 each and due and payable on the 12th dav of November. In the years IHMI, 1HW2, 1HII3, IHW1 and IHWft respectively, that there Is now due on said notes and mortgages the sum of $300.00 with Interest at ten per cent from Nov. 12th. ISOII; $30.00 with luterrst at 10 per cent from Nov, 12, ISMA. $30.00 with Interest at 10 percent from Nov. 12. ISO*; and $30,00 with laterest at 10 per cent from Nov. 12, IHM3 for which sums with Interest as aforesaid, plain tiff prays for a decree that defendants be re quired to pay the same, or that said premises mav be sold to satisfy the amounts found due, with Interest and costs. You are required to answer said petition on or liefore the Nth day of June. IHWA. Dated April 21th ISMA Di ank Manihkstxh Plaintiff, tly If A hoick & Ha corns His Attys. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. Id District Court of Sherman County. State of Nebraska, t Sherman County, f ' First Natlonul Rank of Miftllnictown. Pennsylvania, a corporation. Plaintiff. vs. Johnson T. Hale, Eugenie Hale, Nor folk Natlonul Hunk of Norfolk. Neb ruska. D. Mathewson, William H. Anderson. Defendants. William H. Anderson will take notice that on the Jbth day Of April iskri the First Nation al hank of Mlffllngtowa. plaintiff herein, tiled Its petition In the District Court of Sherman county. Nebraska against said defendants, the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain mortgage executed bv the defen dents. Johnston T. Male and Eugenie llule to one U. Hunks Wilson, upon I be follow lug described real estate situate In Hbarman county and State of Nebraska to wit: Lutsk and 10 In Hint I. 34. In the town, now vtllugc of lamp City, to secure the payment of three eertain promissory notes for the sum of 1MM riri, e *li payable respectively ou the jnd days of /.prll, Drill istr; unit l*U3. with interest thereon at the rule of eight per cent |>er annum from April Ibid, and there Is now due uism said notes and mortgage ihe sum of tdlil.M for whieh sum, with Interest at s per rent per an num from Abril dud Ispo plulntllT pruys for u decree that defendants be required to pav the same, or that said premises may Is* sold to satisfy the amount found due. You are ru.pilred to answer said pclltlnu on or before the sth das of June IsUri Dates I April krili I mid Tmh Fiber Natiunai, Hank of Mlftllugtou Pennsylvania, Plaintiff Attest HvT S Np llllSi.AI X alul II J. I.SM is Ifnis No,m is.,M I Its Attorney a. clerk ol the Dlstrlet I ourt Fur Straight (ipituiite Now iSootl of nil kinds go to Wat* kitiMonV You hav* triotl thorn for eight years and know them .to Ik* all right. \ _ . YSAM^MAMBS, I OUKtClt* PATBNf*. M m • «M43H» U. a. I tmvtK Ktewfi i>|fc4 If# MK-tlitM M* **«*'■« 0**1 M H» U k***s#M UM gfriiw k* e #*%#** ft** vk** «t Hi %hm £rirutifi( Nmrwau f “ “ ‘ ' tka j C. S. DKHARTMENT OK AUR1CTLTUHK WEATHER HCRKAU. No. I. Wmrt Fi.au. Fair Waulhrr. No. 2. HhVK Ft,AH, Kit in or »no». No. 2. Top HAl.r WHITE IXtWBK HAl.nu.ce I,.irill Kudin. No, 4 lit,At x thvaihii.e. Tempreturo. No. A White n,ah with hi.ack n<|iiuro in center. Cold Wave. INTKIII'HKTATIIIM OP IiInPI.AVn Wlifii No, I In plum’d above Noa, 1,2 und 2 It tndlcutaa warmer weather und when plumul below Non, I, 2 und 2. It Indicator roldrr wrathrr. When No. A In pliimnl holow Non. I. and 2 lair or wrt wrathrr with rold wuvr. NOTICE UK UHIT TO NON-KKnlltKNT DEPENDANT*. In Dlatrlct Court of Nhrrumn coontp, Nabratka. Ilrnry Itrrta, I'lalntilf, vt. Oottltlh iiniithrr, John IMP and Richard llor, ml nullli’N iinknowii, lirfrndHUtN. Mata of Nrbratka, HhrrtiiHii Comity, I"’ Thr ilnfandunt, Oottlalb iliinlhar, will tnkii not |rn tliut. on tho 2 und on ,/mitory till, ItMi at lo both of tab! notm; und plalntllT lint rlnctad to daclurt ■ mid dor* dtrlnio, »t l»y tha provltlom of aal/l iiiiiPIimi ifii liii I ■ ta t> i 11 At iIapIiI In fin iKtt whole of naul sum and Intsrest to be i.n • mediately due anil payable, aad there la now due from ike defendant tiolllelb i,outlier lo the plalntllT upon aald notes and mortgage the shiii of *Kt 70, with In lereal on gftitHf, fiom January 4ih Is!* and on CM SA from Jnonary fill. IHCAat seven per cant per annum, for which snm plaintiff . pray* for it ilccice that the defendanIs he 1 run Ml red to pay the same and that, upon “ fallrre to pay the same, sain premises mat he sold to satlafy the moonlit found due by the court. Von are required to unaweraald petition on or before the llth day of Mqy, IN (ft dated tills kT t li dny or Morah, I nisi. II nan * Knees. PlalntllT IIv M T Manbote K .1 Attest NlollTIKOAl.a and T. M I,oi is itaia, NioitrikoAl.K, Clerk ot district Court. Ilia Attorneys NOTICK tlK SUIT TO NON-it Kb I It II NT DKKK. Nil ARTS. In dlstri.it Court of Sherman County, Nehraaka. Joseph tiundry, Plaintiff, va. John Jcrabek. Halle Jerabek. his wife. Armlnins P Culle>, llauk of Ashton, Joseph Hukowskl, Moral lo Mmelscr, Jan lludura and Josephine Hudurit, defendants state of Nebraska, t Sherman Comity, i " The defendants Jan Hadura, Josephine Had urn and Joseph Hukowskl will take notice that on the Kith day of Merck, ISUA Joseph tiundry, plalntllT herein Hied Ills petition In the district court of Sherman county. Nebraska, against ike alaive named defendants, the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain mortgage execa'ed and delivered by the defendant# Jan Hadura and Josephine Hadura to Joseph II and Joseph Ouiulry. upon the South West quarter of section thirty three M CM), In Township Iff teen d lit, North of M Kings thirteen (III) West or Ath p. ui , V situate In Sherman county and state of 1 Nebraska, to secure the pay ment of three j promlosry notes, one for flHOMI payable on ' September f.Ath. IN’,si and extended to Sep tember Itth, iNtd, one for •duo bo payable on September lAtli, IH’.il and extended to aep tember Ittn, IHf/l, and one for A WO OD pay able on September lAtli, IHM anil extended - lo September Hl-b, IHtA. all dated on Sep- W tember Itth, IH-M and bearing Interest from date to maturity at Hpor cent per annum and after maturity at ten per cent per annum, and made and delivered by dufen daut Jan Hadura to the said Joseph II. and Joseph tiundry. That the Interest of said Joseph H. tiundry in said notes and mortgage was thereafter sold, assigned anil convt yed to plalntifT, who is now the sole holder and owner of said notes and mort gage. That there Is now dae the ptelntltr from the defendants Jan lladnra and Jo tin Jerabek upon said notes and mortgage is nr I f/ie ntimltiu uilvtanorifl tiir ItlixlnllfT Iti > fMleutn said land from taxes the sum of KH.ttft with Interest on 0900.00 from Meptem r nth, 1H99 to Hentsmher 14th, 1H93 at m per cent per annum and thereafter at 10 per cent, and on 4300.00 from Heptemher 14th, \m toHepteml er 14th, 18(M at H par per annum and thereafter at 10 per cent, and on ftHOO.OO from September 14th, lwhj to September 14th, IHO.') atM per oent per an num and thereafter at 10 per cent, and on .f34.W» at ten per ednt per annum from Jan uary 24th vm. IMulntlfT prays for a de I cree that defendants he adjudged to pav the amouet due the plaintiff thereon and that in case defendants fall for to days to pay the same that suhl premises he sold to satisfy the amount found due. vou are required to answer Said peti tion on or before the Ulh day of .Slay, 1390. Dated this .10th day of March 1MM), Josicf'H tit'NiiBt ' riaiutttr. Attest IIy it. J. NioiiTitnjAi.K and Lot is ICkin, T. S Nioii i inoalk Clerk of District Court. Mis Attorney#. NOTICK OF HU IT TO NON KKHIDKNT DKFKN HANTS In District Court of Sherman County, Nebraska. Charles A. Robinson, Plaint!fl vs. Mary KoHchynialski. Joseph Itoschy niuKkl 8. It. Howell A Co , First Nat Iona) Hunk of Chicago T F McCarty, Kansas Manufacturing Company. Clt Uens National Uanlt of Ht Paul, Ncbrasku A. W Paterson. William # Dccrins A Co and John Doe, Defendants " Stale of Nebraska, * Khermuu County » S K Unwell A Co., First▲atloual Hank of Chicago, T F McCartv Kansas Manufacturing Company. A W. Patterson, William Deeriue A Company, defendants, will lake notice mat on the I Itli day of March l*W0 Charles A Kobiiison plalutiff herein filial his |Miiitton in ihe District Court of hhcnuait County, N*d». all Hu nl»>vi li I * miauls, the otqect and prayer of which are lo foreclose a certain tuoricatfe executed by the defendant* Mary HumUwduUWl and Joseph KoschvtiiaUkl upon the cast half of the south west quarter and the east half **f the north west quarter of section i lyiiiiH*u * ln« in towushlp fourteen db rggse tbtiieiri ill) lu Hlienuaii county Neb ra oih for the »um of IIU' »e 4w wait nay able on the Hist day of Ik WMiWr l*M4 1*1 iinnff clecl- to «le.vh»re said last note line and theta i* ie‘W due ami pay a bi# on ski>l notes «nd inoi inane the *um of t.kjw it ftMt ahudi sum with Interest from this date at eight ta r cent let annum plaintiff p o * for * »*» re* that d« balant* la? requited to |m»> said sum of that wM toemisr* may I# odd to satisfy the on »ut found due That th# gna'haau % lien It* fator of a H ||.-«vii it i'm amt in- First National Itanh of i slums iw das iced not tt» fa# a |i«tt *p»«n said ptvo la" ~ to tifai txi y*»i»i n»*i the judge m* hi« Ipk ls*o4 01 1 F fal-« on 1%an*** hlah 4 th* itidtaMKni Ms ilKHWlH | m W*«man naxl i tj«i.i l 4 •iP M