Lioaal Daws.
A. Boone. Title Jeweler.
For Screen Door* call on A. Welkin
•on.
Hee M. I.e*cliiri»k)'• new add in till*
latue.
Clia*. Stalil I* a new aubacriber to
till* paper.
Fred Wlnlcleuiau rode the W oodman
goat la*l Tueaday night.
Theo OJendyke made till* office a
call while In the city Monday.
W. II. Conger haa aet out live hun
dred cabbage plant* in hi* garden.
Mr. and Mr* Auble. of Orel nre vl»il
lug With the family of Cha*. Aua’Jn.
Women aave time and labor by hoy
Inga Washing Machine ofT. M. Kced.
W.II. Conger delivered the Memorial
addreaa on Decoration Day ut Creely
Center.
The talk of building a new achool
bou*e aeema to meet with general ap
proval
Mr. Caatele, of Phillip*. Neb., broth
er in-law of A. Foil/, la vlNltiug here
thi» week.
Call on W I’. Heed he will be plcuatd
to quote you the I,owe»t Price* on Farm
Machinery.
New and *ecoud hand liindtr* for
•ale at T. M. KeetTi.
T. H. Nightingale went to Arcadia
)a*t Tueaday night returning W’edne*
day noon
Jamea Johaunen will give a dance In
the opera hour*. l.oup City ou the
j Fourth of July.
Hand hill* are out announcing a
grand celebration at Aahtou on the
tf/itirlh at .Infix
Mr. and Mr*. Jerry .Shrove are happy
over the arrival of a son It their house
hold last Tuesday evening.
Are we going to have a Fourth of
July celebration at Loup City. If so
our buxine** men should be up and
doing
If you want a Bed. White and Blue
Fourth of July bill printed come to the
Noktii wkstkkn office. We priut them
plain or in color* cheap
J. M. KI lion, one of Sherman county's
substantial farmer* living four miles
east of Loup Citv added hi* name to
our subscription list this morning.
C'ba*. Conhiser took bl* new boat
down to the fair grounds last Wedne*
day It i> a daisy. The lake ha* a
large body of water In It and boating
I* good.
J H. O'Bryan lost a bridle last week,
lie dropped It In the road not far from
his residence. Finder will please re
turn same to owner or leave at this
office and receive thank*.
Mr. O. I*. Brown aud family and
Mrs. B. F. Bunnell who have been for
the past week visiting friend* snd rela
tives here teturned to their home at
Burwell, Nebraska Tuesday last
Kc/.ema Is a frightful affliction, but
like all other skin disease* ft csii be
perinaneotiv cured by applications of
l»«Wltt'x Witch llazel Salve. It never
falles to cure Pile*. Odendahi Bros.
Janie* I). Tur.iV.ull. of Oleticoe, Mi; n ,
and father-in-law of W. II Conger; has
been visiting here for two week* past,
lie will return home the fore part ol
next week.
R. S. Hayhurst received last evening
from the weather bureau a special tele
gram which said that the condition*
were favorable for a severe storin. Tht
storm did not luaterali/.e however.
Ill the Spring time it young man'i
fancy lightly turns to thought* of—
ItevVitt'* Little Karly Kiser*, for they
always cleanse the liver, purify th«
Mood, and invigorate the system —
Odendahl Itro*.
The dance to he given hy the Loup
City Orchestra on the eve of decora'
tlon day was postponed on account
of had weather We understand that
It will take place tonight. Admission
US cts. Ladies free.
Notwithstanding the Inclemency ol
the weather ther« was a good alien
dauce at the County Suudauy School
convention held at t'leoralast Sunday
lt»v Wetister and several others from
tin* plaee attended. We umlrrsUnd
that the heat convention will he held
at Litfhlietd In July
Young ttiolhera dread the sum met
month* on aocouut of the great mortal'
tty among children caused hy lionel
trouble* Perfect safety mar lie *«*ur
*d those a ho keep on hand IteWitP*
Colie it Cholera cure, and adiuliiUiei
It promptly L«i cramp*, hiltous colic
dysentery and dkarrtnca, it afford* In
sloni relief, tMendshl Hro*
After the outdoor eaervtse* wers
completed the soldter* led • Urge
•food to the ItcplUl < hutch Hon
t M XlghUuffale the •peshcr
the day and (or nearly an hour msd*
art aide sud uy leal add r.» |t..ih in*
Choir sad Iho Loup t ily l uttert Ustl
read* red some » awl tec I mum
|« artuther rotumu of thl* lo*a *»*
•til ss*e Iho eall t»r a ttepohllca*
thtMOiy t ooveolto* the delegates si
rowdy elected ami who attended tt>a
last cohven'tou will ho eniitied u
Will later a Mow set ol tie teg *ie<
Will he elected ami another *»tti"Ml.>i
retted fur the porposo of muon
•nt h count* o Hcsns as l* neves**! *o
pul tu Iho <• M for Iho fall campaign
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
A Pur* <lrap« Cream ol Tartar Powder.
Millet and Buckwheat Sard at T. M.
; Kecd't.
James llrpee went to Arcadia tbit
morning
Kye and Ear, Dr. Davis, Grand
Island, Nebr.
W. T. ( base i* treating bln house to
a new co it of paint
Dr. Sumner Davis, Grand Island, Sur
gical illsea-es and diseases of Kve and
Ear.
Peter D. Thompson, of l.itchlleld
was doing hutlnea at the county seat
last Tuesday.
Geo. Warn lost a tine milch cow last
Monday night. The cause Is supposed
lo he weed poison
Dr W. T, Chase D repairing his drug
store front unit having a new set of
screen doors hung
Quarterly meeting wilt he held at the
M. K church Saturday evening and
Sunday,June IK and 14,
The Loup City clnyator operator*
are looking fotward to a heavy Imslness
In the grain trade this fall.
Jas. McDonald has a force of men at
work on the opera bouse putting on a
new root. He begun work yesterday
morning.
Mrs. jtundall will close out her entire
stock of Mlllenery good* at price* to
suit purchaser.
I *ell good Sewing Machine* (or let*
money than you cun buy of traveling
agent* from abroad. T. M. Kkku.
J. D. Ford, the old pioneer Mock
• I « f ...sit.. s..
n tm i'/bu iw
Omaha last Wednesday morning
Mrs. Nellie Kandall Is offering the
public great bargains In the Mlllenery
line We learn that she Is oloslrg out
preparltory to moving away
Having concluded to cl< se out my
business hero I offer my entire stock
of MiHenery goods at prices to suit
purchaser Mu*. Nh.uk Bahpaix.
There is to he a horse race next hat
urday lietween J. S. I’edler's mare
"Little Girl" and Will Fletcher's brown
msre ''Belle Mabone."
Mr. Kckeuberger, of Pluttsmoutb,
Nebraska has purchased the Sprague
land in Webster township. He la here
this week looking after more bargains
C. A. Odendahl and wife started for
1.Incoln lust Tuesday where they will
spend a few days. C‘ J. will attend
the meeting of the druggist associa
tion hoiden at that place this week.
One minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Cure Is the standard
preperation for every form of cough or
cold. It Is the only harmless remedy
that produces .Immediate results.
Odendahl Bros.
A move is on foot to perfect nrrniig
ments whereby all of the Civic societies
of the town will go In together and get
up a fourth of July celebration. The
scheme seems to meet with general ap
proval.
This section was again visited by a
line rain last Saturday and Sunday.
Over two inches of water fell and the
ground Is thoroughly soaked So fur
hs moisture it concerned we are assured
of a good small grain crop.
Frit/. Corururnph came to town this
noon with three ribs broken and his
face ami head badly bruised. We learn
that he has been lighting with three
polauders, who It seems got into an
altercation with him over some stock.
Hr. von Kocrber dressed bis wounds
The state of Nebraska has eleven
hundred and twenty-one mile* of Irriga
tion ditches and the Increased value
that irrigation haa given the land is es
timated atone million seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The pros
pects are that this year there will l>e a
large number of Irrigation plant* eatah
lisped and that the Irrigation acreage
will be double what t was last year
Kx.
.lohn It Maker a gentleman SO year*
old I* In Hie city a* the general agent
for several tine book* Mr. Maker wn
In Urand Island twenty live year* ago.
having at that time been In the well
buaine** and I* acquainted with most
of the old timer* who were then here.
Mr. Maker and Ids wife will hex*
Novemiwr celebrate their both wedding
aniiyersary, the celebration to take
place at the opera house In St Caul.
Mr. Maker t* quite au old I took ag> lit
Urand I.Uml Independent
• --
tlv.uraltuH Hwj.
hccoretuMi I*ay si Loup t’iijr was
duly omened and the attendance w »»
wry |<*s| The an1 tre program wa*
eondueted tied1 r ihe auspice* of Shiloh
Cost and Iks* lad lea »i the Circle t<
ptevinu.il auuv uaml the proceasiuu of
| ulil wkkm Uul ladies of th*
. yWo a laige delegation of Slml vh.ld
ion Sle.1 Ih Hies at Watkiuaou hall ami
; levl by ib* ImimI nihbrd t* the court
| b»uae upuir where short
] were had I he esetvi.e* were opeuevl
by a *oeg (hit II hue end ttiee,“
whhh ea* followed by a pwruiw of
oiog aerelce by Miser* I wl* It- .. .<u»b
sud .belli# « wugur Th* uaylsg wa*
Mleenl bv three* a lion »**«lw« In
which mensiwia of the l’>ai and
! i uvb f’lhereal srstund the I'rsai
J ***»! ih# bilk •***# I# «#t
HtMvtftft l## ImpmIIIhI Iktftvit Imhi#
IH* lllNn t u*m**H* III*# I *ttl# II**#
t% |»4f ** wlr4 III# li*44*** #1
likM)
Kiiiiitfii,v fkliooi Convention.
The Quarterly Sunday .school con
vention wn* held at (ill'll a. May Jist
In spile of (tie ihrciiiruing chillis,
large delegation* were present from
the various schools id our coiiniy, line
showing ‘.heir li.tcrcst in this grand
work
Tin'uiornltig session opened with a
Song service, in which all Joined hearti
ly, followed by the address of welcome
by (feorge Kngles, of Clenra, which
seemed hardly neeemary for the In-an
ti ft. I llowen so tastefully arranged
•bowed that loving hearts mid willing
liauds hud anticipated our coining. It
was responded to by J. A. Angler of
Loup City In a few well chosen re
marks. After the Devotional led by
Mr. K. <4. Holmes a pi nil table hour
was spent In the study of the Sunday
School lesson. Destruction of Jerusa
lem Foretold. I,like. 21:20 80.
Vo. of S. S. gupt. present 4
•' •' Teacher* •• 1-4
*• •* Officers “ 7
Convention adjourned until 2 p, in.
2 I’. M
Devotional led by Kev. Shoemaker,
if Litchfield. A half hour was given
to the reports of the various school*
md out of the 12 8.8. In the county 11
were reported.
The business meeting was then open
ed by the President. A letter from
uur State Pro*., Rev. II. VV. Trueblood.
[>. D., of Kaarney was read, also part*
»f the constitution of the Stute Asso
ciation. The ipiestlon shall wo send a
Islegate to the State Convention at
jinuliu July 87-20? wn* then discutsed.
A great deal of interest was shown in
the matter ns this is the 2bth Annual
"HHia /iHHuuiMviun aim nnvriUBvi u«juh
lias never been repre snted.
A motion made and carried that
Association send a delegate to said
meeting and pay the expenses of *sld
delegate
Motion made and carried that the
money in the treasury he used for that
purpose and each school bear its share.
Mis* Converse of Loup City whs then
chosen hy a motion as the delegate to
represent this comity at the State con
vention.
The subject of House to house vislta
tlon and Hally Day were tbeu discussed
A motion made and carried that a com
mittee of three he appointed to district
the county and appoint committee* in
said district to engage iu House tc
house visitation Rev. Webster, Ruv.
Shoemaker and J. A Angler were ap
pointed as cmcMlttee.
An invitation was then extended by
the L". B. 8. 8 of Litchfield for the
Assoeiution to meet with them to three
months. Motion made and carried
that the Association accept the Sri vita
tlon.
Motion made and carried that the
aext convention hold a two days *es
sloii. A class song ws* then given by
Gray'* School. Discussion hy Rev.
We lister, subject “Are Lesson ffelpi
beuetlcial In 8. 8. work?” Responded tc
by Mrs. C. F. Johnson, of Loup City,
Reading subject “How one Hupt. suc
ceeded In getting tbe Bible read,” by
Mrs. Edwin Artgter. “(.'lass song Cling
tO'lha Bible.” was well rendered by tlx
children of Cleorn, A talk by Kov
.Shoemaker on The Duty of the Cburtdi
Members to 8. 8. In which be urgei
tbe attendance of the parent* In thi
8. 8. a* example Is more powerful than
precept with tbe children.
An interesting discussion then fol
lowed upon “In what way i- cmiventioi
work pro fitable,” and the session closei
with short talks on What have I galnei
from the Convention.
MrAlpIn of N. V. for Vire-Frftotrieut.
Now that the St, Louis con veil
tlou has Incu reduced practically t<
the importance of a ralitlcation
meeting, so far us the nominutioi
for the presidency is concerned
the chief interest as to the tickc
centers in the vice presidency, am
for ouco that office is receiv iug par
titular attention now, nearly i
mouth'before the convention
A strong effort lias been made t<
induce Mr. Uced to accept tic
office, and Governor Morton lia
been considered for re noiiutiuMou
but tbe feeling is general the
neither one of tbese gentlemen hn
an) thing to gum in accepting tin
office, or would be likely to do sc
I'livie seems too, to twi a d|»j>osit|oi
to give this t Ittce tti New \orl
again, ati>l loimertius other Ne«
York enroll lutes are spoken of
lieitersi Trncy, Mr Bits# ant
others hate Iteetl pfo|»>«i d
There appears lo lot a very well
deytdoped, tlgeimit and pl«ml>tH|
•sntrist n# to hr mg Ittrih lleuern
K A 'It Vlpru pivstlt tii <<t tie
National U> pit tutsan league, ts Ik
usati upon whom all the fttlltot* ii
N< w \><rk t tit unit*, te l iu suppt »
of whose ic.itolttlhm the It puldl
t ait patty in the state oat* Im eu
’ IP led heartily and sstk'hi**licnlly
I ul|t the pa*! year lleittt*| M>
ItptHuas hot lw» H It coast Itt tin
ist>tii‘it •> I algo H Ik *ctlye te|M|h
lit an broth I lie was brought plum
iiM'iilf» he fore (tie rntmtrv, however,
at I Ii * * ('In, IhiiiI <• nvciiii >n of the
••stiii".I ti*|,iili|i<* iii li-.igiic ■( Ijitle
lei» lit in u jrur ago, win., in; was
chosen pri-iil.Mit uf iinn rgiiniza
t**>*»• Hi- loin, howcvrr, In-cn active
ia hi* own -tula*, him alwavs been
relied llpol, is ii hule itml trust*
wort In advocate of*republican prin
ciples, lias • leeri president of the
stale league of republican clubs,
and favorably regarded as a candi
date (or the olllce of governor, and
is identified “ilh the present state
: administration as adjutant-general
of the slate, [n New York this is
an olllce of considerable importance,
as the militia of New York is un
j Oouhtedh the best organized and
the best equipped citizen soldiery
1 in the world. General McAlpin is
at the head of this superb organiza
tion, and, allhough actively un
guged in business, gives to his pub
lic duties a bilge share of his time,
and is the directing and Icuding
, spirit of this organization.
K. A. McAlpin, it is claimed
lieie, has the hearty endorsement
of the leaders on both sides of the
local political quarrel, and will be
J supported by them with good will
und enthusiasm. He is the mana
ger of a verr luioe and successful
manufacturing business, and, it is
suid, bss a record aa an employer of
labor which will be approved by the
, workingmou of the country, Of
| course, it ia not contended that Me
Alpin is a tnuu of large experience
, in public affairs, or that h«< would
bring to the office the ability and
qualifications of such a man aa
Reed, and lie is not to be considcr
1 ed from the same standpoint, but
bia business ability and bis personal
character command respeet, and the
thing which seems especially to
| commend him at this time is his
I supposed ability to harmonize the
I factions and deliver the state of
1 New York to the republican ticket,
and the further fuat that as a suc
cessful business man, at the bead of
a large manufacturing enterprise,
he is in thorough sympathy with
the business interests of the coun
> try, and would bring to the ticket
additional confidence from that
quarter.
A fact, too, which will certainly
| not operate to his disadvantage if
! bis name should be brought before
the convention is Hint there are :i40
members of the republican league
! who are delegates to the convention.
, --►Minneapolis Journal.
One swallow does not make .Spring,
| but one swallow of One Minute Cough
■ Cure hringr relief.—Odendahl Bros.
Wanted—An Idea £S3
Protect your Ideas: they may bring you wssltb.
Writs JOHN WKUOEKUVRN ft CO., Patent Alter
neys, Washington, D. C„for thslr fti.IW prls* offer
sad list of two bundrsd lursnlions wanted.
Mr*. K. JreYoung, Middleburg, Is,,
1 I* writes, 1 have used One Minute Cough
Cure for six yexrs, both for myself und
children, and I consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
J Cure I have ever used. Odendah!
! Bros.
-. —
> j All IIimmI K*ptib|lei»ii»
should make a point of alteudlng the
1 National Convention, to lie held at St.
Louis Tuesday, June 10th. The ex
pense is not great If you take the
t Burlington On the tilth, 14th and
| Kith of June, you can purchases round
trip ticket to St. Louis at THK ONK
WAY RATK. Think-Isn't It worth a
I few dollars a few Jays time to sen
I the next President nominated Pull
II Information on application to any
i j agent til the It A M. It. H or by ad
( dressing J. Krancts Uen’I. Pass'r Agent,
Burlington Houle. Omaha Neb
•
| I'll HA I* MATM * la Iks I mImh Panllr.
National Iti-pulilieaii I on vent ton at
si Lout* Mo June loth. One fare for
' round trip.
National |n*mocratlc t'oiiveutlun at
i Chicago, III July 1th One fare for
j round trip.
National • omentum \ ouog People
f w
a,»-iei|vs o • hrUiiao Lioleator at
W oliiuglon I > I July 1th to 1 IIIt
E tIne fare for found U p.
\ >nual M<<| ng It <ptl»t Young Pen
ptes I kins at Milwaukee, Wl» July
(no. in I if n Owe fate I r round t i|
E y,,f rate* dales of sate arid 11 o- Ms
| call ou o addfeas
t II I list Agt I l‘ Me,
i Mttet i hi in as UsMtft |*he might
t vlsu's wand i* not ytursyehyl than l*f.
Itunsf hf*» ’» w peelAc "ft toe cnM*
E |uv sale lt| gl| tifogglsls
A I W.wsslef, g yiiHSikekl • irlseft
n| itgfew, MUh after at* Mettag egtte
dail gif Ifuai ylhs M twenty sears,
a«, surest trs a short lime he w-mg
IteVI life llllih llaftel Mftlkft, aw tUsts
... ... >t all ah04 J .-a- f M tv rtf
I this piwpet allow it used thftu ftil —t he is
euMihmftd * Men.Uhl Mote.
I
spring" medicine
I* Simmons Liver regulator don’t
forget to take it. The l.iver gets sluggish
during the Winter, just like all nature,
and the system becomes choked up by
the accumulated waste, which brings on
Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheuma
tism. You want to wake up your Liver
now, but be sure you take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR to do It. It also
regulates the l.iver—-keeps it properly at
work, when your system will be free from
poison and the whole body Invigorated.
You getTIIK It KMT JILOOD when
your system is in Al condition, and that
will only be when the Liver is kept active.
Try a Liver Remedy once and note the
difference. Rut take only SIMMONS
Liver Regulator —it is Simmons
LIVER REGULATOR which makes the
difference. Take it in powder or in liquid
already prepared, or make a tea of the
rswder; but take SIMMONS I IVER REGU
ATOR. You’ll find the RED Z on every
package. Look for it.
J. U. Zcillit At Co., rtiilAdi-lphiu, I'll.
\\7 L MAKCY.
OFFK.'K.-ln Reed anil Marey Block. Kiwi
Sill* Public actiiare. Loup City, Neb.
^y J. FISHER,
Atinrneu-at-LBW,
AND NOTKY 1MJHMC.
Will Defend in Foreclosure Cases
ALSO DO A GENERAL REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS
Officii lit Ho«Tllw*aT«itK building
WVi‘ OITT, - • * MICIIIIA8KA
BENSCIIOTER,
PROP. OK EXPRESS AS"
GENERAL DELIVERY LINE.
All JCipnmit or Freight order* promptly
attended to
rjt ». NIGHTINGALE.
; lawyer.
Doei a General Law and Collection Easiness
A Notary Public, Stenograph, r and
Typewriter in Office.
ONK In lilt NORTH OF HIM BANK.
LOUP C1TI, • • NEBRASKA.
p E. VON KOKRBER. M. I»
Physician & Surgeon.
SPECIALTY. DESK ASKS OF THE
STOMACH, LUNGS AND KAK.
Office one door eiwt of Odcndalil llroa.’
LOOP OUT . , IEBKaBKA
I II O’Bryan wishes us to announce
th it he has t'u* tinest thorough-bred
Jersey bull in the Loup country which
he will stand at his farm this season
Don't fail to see him before breeding.
Did you ever think how readily the
Mood is poisoned by constipation?
llail blood means had health and pre
mature old age. DnVVitt's Little
Karly Itisers, the famous litttle pills,
overcome obstinate constipation.
Odendnh) Bros
Tlie best blood medicine for twenty
live cents enough for the whole fami
ly Oct a package of Simmons IJvcr
Regulator, the best spring medicine
ami tlie best blood medleiae, because it
is the beat liver medicine. If your
liver is active it will throw ott' all im
purity In the system, and all depression
of spirit. Wake up yuur liver, but do
It with Miiouiona Idver Regulator.
J IL/cilin A t'u.. Philadelphia. Pa.
I have a tine Imported lilack Per*
idiemi stallion Mbhli I Mill stand at
Loup t'ltv every Friday and Saturday |
during the sea-on All paitie- desiring
I to breed to a high bred Horse i III du j
weii to see me.
John V tNi.kw.im r
Awarded Hlgheat Honors,
World's Fair.
DU
BAKING 1
POWDiR
MOST P1KFICT MM>B
A fen iJ«fw C»s*»n el Total IVwd*.
fsoa |»|M AaMW'.H|Aa brnm «* snf • >>+* I
40 TfKAKk TH* kUNDAAU.
..—I........ III,-.-—....
TIME TABLE
iu KumiTim a MiNNorm kivkh u. k.
KANT. 'VEST.
I nor M leave. «:50l\ M
(’.iMiieellou. »t Aurora for all points
Northwest.
A. K Whins, A|{t
r. I*. Hill.WAT.
Ih'tflimiojc Sandal'. November 17th.
iraiim will arrive ami depart at thl*
st.atIon ns f illowa:
l.nsive* [.eaves
Monday. Tnwklny, 1
Wed„e»day, f Thnr.diy.
Friday, ) at unlay J *'1,1
Arrive* at liOHp City daily 7. i5p. in.
(.'lose connection at (irand Island for
all point* East and West.
F. W . Cl.ink, A|(aut
U. S. DKI’AKTMKNT OF AIIKICCLTITHK
WKATTIK.lt IHJKKAU.
No. I. Wiiitk Ft.ah. Fulr Weather.
No. 2. IIi.uk Ft.AO. Haiti or snow.
I No. It, Top IIAl.r WIIITK LOWKU IIAl.r Hl.tia,
Local Hal ns.
No. 4 Hl.At'K TltyANiii.a. Tempreture.
No. ft Wiiitk ki.au with BLACK square In
center, Cold Wave.
iNTkMPKKTATION OP DIHPI.AVM
Wilt'll Nn. I is placed above No*. 1,3 and It
It Indicates warmer weather ami when placed
below Nos. I, 'I and II, It Indicates colder
Weather.
When No. 5 Is placed below Nos. I, and 2
(air or wet weather with cold wave.
NOTICK OF SUIT TO NON UBHIDKNT
DKFKNDANTN.
William Archer. Mary Archer and Christian
Wlnrlek. defendants will lake notice that en
the 24 III day of April istm Dunne Manchester,
plulnillT herein, tiled Ids petition In the Ills
trlct court of Sherman county, Nebraska,
against said defendants Impleaded with Katie
WltitJek and John Wlnrlek the object and
prayer of which urc to foreclose u certain
mortitukc executed t.y the defendants Wllllutu
Archer anil Mary Archer to the plaintiff upon
the South half south west quarter of section
ten tlot, In township sixteen ilrti north of
I ranpe thirteen illli. west of the Htli p. m In
Sherman county Nebraska to secure the pay
in- '*1 -mi. I m ini jr iiuir, uumi
November U’iIi. |suo fur ttie sum of $2221.00 uml
due uml puyuhte In five years from the dele
thereof, with Interest at ten per rent per an l
iium us evidenced hy live Interest notes foi-^4
the sum of $30. W each uml due uml payable on
tin 12th day of November, In the years ihui,
|HP2. is'.r.', Istu aad isnft respectively, that there
Is now due on said notes and inort*u*?nH the
stun nf tfUXJ.UO with Interest at ten per rent
from Nov. 12th, IHWft; $.'21,00 with Interest at 10
per eent from Nov. 12. IHUft; $80.00 with interest
III |0 per rent from Nov 12. Istii; uml fdn.iio w lib
Interest at Ul per H at.from Nov. 12. lsu3 rnr
which sums with Interest a* aforesaid, plain
tiff prays for udecree that defendants be re
quired to pay the same, or that said premises
muv be sold to sutlsfy the amount* found due,
wiib Interest and costs.
You ure required to answer said petition on
or before the nth day of June, Isn't
Dated April 21th. I mm.
IH'AMK M ANt.’IIKHTKIt. I’lallltlff.
Hy Ha Hi a ii K Jk HAMCohk His Ally*
NON HEK1 DENT NOTICE
In District Court of Sherman County.
State of Nebraska, i
Sherman County. f •
Klrst National llunk of Ulfflltiytpwn,
Petnmj ivuiila. a corporation
Plaintiff.
VH,
Johnson T. Hale. Kupenle Hale. Nor
folk National Hank nf Norfolk. Neb
ruska D. Mathewsoa. Wllllain II.
Anderson. Defendants.
William H, Anderson will take notice, (lint
on the .loth day of April isui) the klrst Nation
al bunk of Mlffliiuriuwii plaintiff herein, tiled
Its petition in the District court of Sherman
county, Nebraska, ukultisl sukl defendants,
the object und prayer of which ure to foreclose i
it certain morlnum executed by the del' ll
duets. Johnston T lluie uml Euseole Hale
to one I, Hanks Wilson, upon the follow
Ins described real estate situate ill Sherman
county and Stale of Nebraska, to-wlt: I.otst*
and lo In l(lock 34. in the town now villas'' of
Hoop City, tu secure the payment of three
certain promissory notes for the sum of $201 mi.
each payable respectively on the 2nd days or
April. Ism isu; and 1x03 with Interest thereon
at the rate or elffbt per cent per umimn from f
April 2nd IsoO und tin re is now due upon said "
notes and in or Is use the sum of 4.111 id, for
which sum. with interest at s |,i r cent |H-r an
nutn from April 2nd. IHU0 plaintiff pi ays for a
decree that defendants be required to pay the
same, or tbut said premises muy be sold lo
satisfy the amount found due.
You are required U> auswer said petition on
or before the SI h day Of June. I him.
Dated April :21th. IMM
The Eihst National Hank of Miffllukton,
Pennsylvania. Plaintiff
Attest Hy T. S. Niiihtini.alk and It. J.
Holis Hein. Nilhtinlalk Its Attorneys
Clerk of the District Court.
tlKKMAN HAPTIHT
Will liml that tin* Union I'acilic olt'ers
superior advaniit^cK to Iboae wlm at
t'Mid the annual meeting, to he held at
Ottawa, Kan., May 30-39 One fare
for the round trip, pin* two dollars,
from all points in Nebraska and Kansas
is the rate authorized for the occa
sion. Call on or write to me for full
particulars,
5-24-00 F. W. t i,ink. Agent.
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