Liooai
Jacob WlnUebo.-hi jr. .
Too cold for ’ocr! pick ups thin week
22 degiecs beiove zero Sunday umrn
In*.
Fred Behreni of Rockville, wr- in the
city yesterday.
And still there is a great deal <>f sick
ness in this community.
James Rentfrow made a business tii|>
to Grand Islsr d Monday.
Mrs. John Murry, of Clear cr ck
died Feb. 7tt» from measles.
Will Wharton renewed his subscript
Ion to this paper last Tucsd ty.
Stock seems to SiHiid the cold weath
er remarkably well this winter.
John Starks children of the west sldt
are having the measlca at this time.
Frank Currey's children, on Ch r
Creek, arc also down with mcaales.
Rev. A.L. Zimmerman, of Marquette
Is here visiting Ills brother and family
Corn is selling to private individuals
for thirty cents per bushels this week.
Bring in the news. We want to
publish everything of Interest to the
public.
We learn that Rowan Button contem
plate* mowing back to town In the
•prlng.
The little two year old child of M
Leschlnsky’s is very sick with lung
fever.
Read fi. S. Ilayhursl* new ad lids
week. lie has Just received a car load
of new goods.
Clarence Benschoter lias had a pretty
serious time with his arm, the result of
being vaccinated.
Col. .James A. Sexton. Commander
In-Chief of the G. A It., died In Chicago
a few days ago.
Felix Eekhout, one of Litchfield*"
Implement dealers was doing business
at the county seat Tuesday.
For the past two week the mercury
has cayorted from 22 below to zero To
day Is slightly warmer and snowing.
Public sales In these parts aie beeom
Ing quite common again. We have
printed three s< ts of sule bills the past
week.
Gust Schultz was a pleasant caller
Monday. Mr. Schultz is thinking about
trying his hand at sugar beet raising
next season.
Great speculations are being made
nowadays in cattle. Our slock buyer*
report big prices on that particular kind
of live stock.
Mis J. T. Hale, went to Buttle Creek,
this state, Thursday, to In at the bed
side of Mr. Hale’s mother who is dan
gerously 111.
I)r. Kearns reports having vaccinated
nearly forty persons up to date and s«>
far as he ml from has had no failures li
making it work.
J. I.. Hopper and G. II, Gibson went
to Fremont Tuesday to attend the state
session of the M. W, A. Camp now
holden at that place.
The old gentleman Mr. Cording w ho
was sevcrly hurt by falling out of a
wagon while going homo from town i
reported better.
The German Society of this city In
dulged in a social dance in (lie oner;
house last Monday evening. A largi
turn out and a good time is reported.
Mr. Ilayhiirst has just completed id
large new Implement shed on the wc*i
of his hardware store and is busily en
gaged unloading a cir load if now good
with which to stock it.
Them is nothing mysterious in thr
wonderful cures effected l>y Dr S.i«
jet’s Wild Cherry and Tar. V u got
the benefit of an eminent phvtdciun'*
prescription foi all throat and lung di
seases. For sale by Odendnhl Bro’s.
Cooling Hint groutfuI In Its t Hoe’s,
you will find Dr. Sawyer s Arnica and
Witch llazel Salvo for eczema piles,
hives, bums and ruts. For sn)o by
OUerelahl Bros.
l*o not neglect to get a tew bushels of
the Golden Grant Wheat In order to
get a variety that is better suited to
our soil and climate than any kind
ever grown hem. It Is absolutely | ure.
Enquire at First Bank
Mr. G. Neumann, editor of the Grand
Island Courier, was in the city the llr-n
part of the week looking up the Intel
estofhis paper. Mr Neumann mad
this oilier a very pleasant call whip
In the city.
It Is reported that our coal dealer*
have no coal on hand and the wester
freight tram* are blocked If this kin
of weath< r keeps up much long, r tin
la likely to to* a itmtl famine In tton
part*
Dr HawyeiV l.lttle Wide Awake |*||
give purity of body and*vigor of
thought bv perfectly regulating th
bowels and cure tdlllou-ne**. Inacttvv
liver anti ean»tlpat!ou For »ule b
Oden I«ld llro s
Our nnp’UI knot reporter r< | ur• > t;>
marriage oi Henry II **. butts to Mi
Marah J Knapp, a ho* were inmio.!
Wednesday Fel» U |.as»:i by hi* Inn
.fudge Kay Both parties are re« dent* .
Harrison township Wo i-vi ltd con
giatulations.
N. B Thompson hi* bills tot! an
Mounting a public sale which will lake
place al hi* farm. >lt Wile* south • *i
itf IsMup Oily, na Fritlsy, February II
IJtt will offer for ale several head of
work kor»e*, ■ nut firm impIrMtcc**
and HO hr.I of high brtd sloop He]
• |i| a‘«o til! tie e htood tows
.---r--- ■
rc» rn« viuxi i'koplk
There is a w eletv in town called Hie
1 l imi Liu-rarc Society In object i
iur ilie literary advancement of the
■ otmg people of Loup City. The young
people should join and those who have
.(ready joined should attend regularly.
It la of great importance that every
body be able totp-ak before the public.
I'here Is ■eldoni any one who can do it
lthout practice. A'in-hi can learn to
-aw wood in about. tltioen minutes, hut
toattain the power to speak before th<\
public with caw ii not done at once
‘ Thu heights by great men reached and kept.
Were not attained by sudden filglit .
Hut they while tie-ir companions slept,
W* rn totting upward in the night."
Henry Clay’s early praotio of art
•peaking is wt-ii known, llis oil bund ef
foil5, ho rays, wi re o.netiines made in a
iirndclil, and nnl infrccpiently In a hum
■vltli only iiorsi h tn 1 oxm for ills aud
iences. N 't;Hidden inspiration or lllu
ninatlori while speaking, hut careful
cultivation, he gives os the seer >t of his
irafoticnl power.
lie not discouraged if progress seems
• low Ti ne and toil will work wond
ers. Practice Is the prelude to the sting
of victory Do your best every tl me.
Do not get discouraged if you cannot
deliver your selection as you would
like,but tell them you will give ihem
another one next week. Here's an
opportunity.
Lies before you ulnar and fair.
Pathway up a mountain stair,
Sunlight in the upper air.
Meetings every Saturday at 7:30 p in
llANDKD In
Sunday Feb. 12. 181)0
Services v ill be held at tbe M. E church
■is follow*' Morning service 10;80, sub
ject: High Education. Evening service
7;!!0, subject: Christian Socialism. A
cordial invitation to nil.
♦ • ♦
ASHTON LOCALS.
ll.Smel er made a flying trip to Loop
City and back Friday.
We bear that Ignac Nawickl Is the
proud father of a big boy. who arrived
for an Indctlnate stay on Saturday
morning, the 4th 1 st. May he grow
to “look more like his dad every day.”
R. F. H*jmm will give a dance on
the 14th. All are cordially Invited.
The entertainment at the Ashton
high school have been compelled to
■hang* their date to February 21 Inste :d
of the 22nd.
C. H. Fairbaim of Rockville township
marketed hogs here last Tuesday at
11 25 per cat,
C. F. Buesliauseii Informed ye scribe
hat on Friday evening, tin 17th he
would give a school entertainment in
schooi house in what s known as the
Bro mi district. Everybody Invited.
W • rote that Dr. Kun/.e is advertising
a public asi • 11<>u at his residence in this
town -et for the 11 lust.
The hypnotic entertainment on
Tuesday night was very good.
We are Informed that Mr. Edgar
Draper, the genial pi otographer, Is
g dtig to leave us about March 1st.
Mi-s Edna Williams anived Wednes
day afternoon fora visit with her sister,
Mis. . av Dole
I. C. U.
Cli4t>lln»rlul»r*i Clinch Kvint-tly in ( liicutfo
Ilisgen Bros, the popular South Side
druggists, corner (lOth-st. and Werit
worth-uv., lays: “We sell a great deal
of Dbutiiberluin's Cough Itcinedy, and
find that, it gives the most satisfactory
re-ults, especially among children for
severe colds and croup.” For sale by
Odend ihl Ilro's,
(Irlp's I.maues Doomed.
So mut h m scry n:ul -o many deaths
have been c used hy the grip, that
■ v- rv one hou It I know what a wonder
ful remedy f■ ir hit nialadv is found in
Ifr. King's New Discovery. That dis
tressing stubborn cough, that Inflames
your throat, robs you of sleep, weakens
votir sV'tciu and paves the way for Con
sumption is quicktV stopped by this
Matchless cure. If you have chills and
fever, pain iu the hick of the head, sore
ue-s in bones and muscle*, sore throat
and that cough that grips your throat
like a vice, you need Dr. King'* New
Di-eovery to cure your Grip, and pre
vent Pneumo.ila or Consumption. Price
.'Oct*, and $100 Money hark it not
cured. A trial bottle free at Odeudahl
Itro'i I n og Store
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Tilt: WAY Til dUTIICAUtllKNU.
is In a tourist sleeping car personally
conducted via the Buriingtoii Route.
You don't ehange car*. You make f »*!
lime. You see the dnc»t scenery on the
glebe
\ out car i- not so expensively linKti
i*d nor llue t<> lo-'k at *s a palace sleep
< r. I,*it ' i* Just 4« dean, Just u» comfor
I to rMe in \ s i»
V k \R1 ^ $. M IIKAI'KR
III” lint (iegtUH excursion* leave
e\ iy I'lmr- * i» ,r idling Han trancUco
Hnndav and I.o Vegd> - Mmdiv i*< r
ter With each c e. hx> ifiilun manager
with eai h patty. K« i folder giving full
ti formati< ci ' n n t II A '1 It It
Irpto, nr write |u J Prated*, ij h'i |*,«
*. I.gei \ge||i. Out Ill I \i M
• • •
Wean In le, r tpt ul an Interesting
letter f'otn Will Ms-Y sh • is now In
s |i Y|r Srlii sat* he Is wth
an 1 hug” | enjoy leg the t .tlttd air and
lbs gf*M- i|i; »srt»i| | «)••*•>I t the
Wl„». r h Bf M t| e • »i> I. us* that i III*.
r« r i n 11 • si • of It tld M untaln !!•
it , oiiig well an I It tic- c • •tin i iy
much.
PRICES LIKE fHr'f Of WHEAT.
WAY DOWN!
COOK STOVE'S and HEATERS
' PICTURE FRAMES AND FRAMING
Come. See and Btiv to Your Own Satisfaction.
LOUP CITY HARDWARE AND FURNITURE STORE.
E. H. WATKINSON, Proprietor
Hnmrsceker* Excursion K«t*«
are now 111 etfxct via the
C.NIO* PACIFIC
TO WKttTKKN POINTS
Those - In) t'ttnt<'nip*:i»" ;< tc. 1 -l
for bti'iin*».s or pleiiniif* 'mi i ret in
formation regarding the i great ly re
duced rates. Advertising matter and
full information can be obtained by
calling on or addressing W. J> t'l lF
Ton, Agent
NOTICE OF EtTKAY
Taken up on my faro six mil' ■» north
east of L<xip ''tty Neb one pig weight
about 150 pound. On. * r can bav t-ain>*
bj proving propert\ and paying for
tbU notice and the keeping.
1‘KTKIi F. 1‘lltl.AMi i N
--
Stamp Size Photo’s only J~>
Cents for 28 Photo's* Give
them a trial they are O. K. at
Leschinsky’s Photo Gallery.
m ♦
FARMS FOR SALK.
We have for sale on vety liberal terms
Home choice farms in Sherman County.
Long time will be given, on reasonable
terms, If a cash payment is made. Cor
roespondenco solicited.
J. 8. Thompson A Son's,
Lacon, III.
OBITUARY.
The following from the Ayillu News,
of Noble county, Indiana shows tin
high esteem in which Mr*. Hogue
whs held In tlx community in widen
she has lived for so many yean*;
Cornelia Pray Hogue was born Jail 20
1817; died Jan, 20, 1899, aged 82 year*
lacking one day. It la comforting to
think of her celebrating her birthday in
another world where years bring no i i
tlrmities, and anniversaries bring no
tears of regret over the failure of our
highest Ideas iu life, him whs horn in
Sinltbfleld Township, one mile west of
I’etersboro, Madison county N V. and
here the year* of her early childhood
were spent. When she was about nine
yearsoid her parents moved to Genuesee
where iIcy lived a short lime, and Hut
emigrated to the west landing at, Perrys
burgh, I.ueas county , Ohio, and also re !
siding at Watervllle. Here she was mar
ried to John Hogue Feb; 20ih, 18112 After
In r merriugeshe and her husband moved
to In-Kalb county, Indiana, settling on
the home farm near La Otto, where most
of her life was spent and where she
finish* d h* r earthly pilgrimage and enter
ed into everlasting rest. In Sept; 1879.
she and her husband moved to 8h *rrnan
county, Nebraska, and lived thereuntil
July 11th, 1895, when they returned to
the old homestead,and here Mr Hogue
died Oct; 23th 189*1. There were born to
Mr. and Mis Hogue s.even children, five
of them living wldle two have pa- ed on
to the spirit world,
Mr nnd Mrs Hogue were originally
members of the M K. church, but upon
t,be organization of the Wesleyan M. th
odest church in this community they
became charter members of the We ley
an Methodist connection in Amerle i
Her membership has remained In this
church for all of these year* and here at
this alter we bring her earthly remains,
to spea k of her virtues and to take the
last look at the form of one who has
been so Inti mat ly ideiulflde with this
community for more tli»n half a century
Thus along life ends and Immortality
begins. Her life has been plain and i n*
obtmdve, and while I er piety was not of
the demonstrative kind, its currents
were uniform and deep, and through
sunshine and storm she never faltered
in her fidelity to any righteous came
The wrinkled bands folded over the
pulseless breast today have ministered
to the necessities of thousands of pec pie
during tier busy life. The poor wi re
sheltered and fed in her home alike
with chosen friend". She leaves a legacy
of honor purity and godliness that all
‘hou'd emulate.
The writer conducted (lie funeral -rr
vlcn a: the l.aOtto church on Saturday,
where a large circle of sympathizing
friends were gathered tor earth'* final -
farewell \ WottTii
Ihs Legislature.
The session of the legislature wl 1 be
one of the mrst exciting held for years.
The contest for United Htate* senator
will be a warm one. National there is
more to interest our citizens than at any
time since the great civil war. Kvcry
man who thinks for himself and want*
In* boy* and girl* to do the same should
have such a paper as The 80ml- W* «»\ly
state Journal in Ills family That great
est of great western papers. pubi|»hed at
the s'ate capital, Is more In touch with
• tie gn-al inan e* of the people and ihe
question* i f the hour than ant « f it*
contemporaries. It 1* the true anil able
exponent of western though' an-l < mer
|*rl#e |t» facilities for funii-blng b-gis
I stive i>e w* surpasses all other papers
It is located 00 1 lie ground an-l n<> mat
t*r a bat p- | r you lake at other time*. !
11* 1 ; t* e lig-statute you • I • ■ .1! < ad |
11*, list* 1* *•. I nice a we gs, 1 ,-tilv 1
costs al.di ->nl tl (St t, ire -state i
Journal l.h-c-di- Xcb »i l y wilK
never regret It
I I Hub s||I Iw SS<-|)4ut|uil |.| the 1
center • t the h i*ls'a< ytt if | *n
I f th*‘»e hi it#ttUM #1 I the
| r »'' quirk r than llghlnu g c i . . h,
| *q <|ii«-l f u -Ui r-w k i grfttne i •
Ink ■» th the b k ft
To the I’nhltr.
We ur** authorized loguarnuteo evciy
lull ile of Cbiimherluln's < ough Remedy
to he ns reprctetited ami if not satisfact
ory after two-thirds of tic contents have
been u-ed, will refund the money to the
purchaser There Is no better medicine
made for la grippe, < old* and whooping
cough. Price, 25 ami 50c per bottle.
Try it For sale by Odendahi Bro'n.
.■- ■ ■ ■■«■■■
IllJCKLKNft’ Ali.NM A HALVE.
The best salvo in the world for Outs
Bruises Sores Ulcers Sail Rheum Fever
Sores Tetter Chapped II mils < ’lulhhilns
Corns and all Skin Eruptions and pos
itively cures Plies, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to five perfect satisfac
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Odendslil Bros
Tetter, sal l-litre urn ami Kcitint
The intense Itching and smarting inci
.|en- to these diseases, Is instantly allay
ed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many Very had c see
have been permanently cured by it- ll
is equally i Hleienf for itching piles and
i favorite remedy for ore nipples
chapped hands, chilblain . frost bites
ind chronic rorn eyes. 25cts. per box
For wale bv Odendahi Brit's.
BlflDGK NOTICE
Seuled trills with plans arid specifications
will lie received at the- ofllce of the County
Clerk of Sherman county, Nadira situ. at Loui
City. In said county on or before noon of tlx
Htir day of March, ik<;i far the building ol •
all the bridges that may no required to
he constructed by sal I county durlag
the term of one year from the letting of the
contract for the construction of said bridges:
such bids to be by the lineal foot and
contract to Uo let for the building of such
bridges as may be ri quire.I at u specified sum
per lineal foot: plans, spcciflcatlciis and blits
to be made on wood lux ». «>u low water
bridges and on high water hrxtgi >. l*lans for
low water bridges to be prepared to suit quick
and heavy currents, to bo 18 to 21 feet long,
amt the high water bridges, to be spans 21 to
¥) feet long with suitable approaches: all
bridge - to be set on good long oak piling
and span timbers to be full length of span.
Bids also to be tiled for rop'aelrig spans in
Loup tiver bridges in said county that may
require i > placing during the term of one year.
The County board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids:
Bated at Loup City, Nebraska. January 20, ihM)
John MmsuniJ.. County Clerk.
NOTICE OF ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.
The following estimate of expenses was
prepared by the county board, adopted nnd
by the board dec lured the estimate of expenses
for Sherman county for the your
On roads.... . 6 l.odo no
On bridges. t.00000
On hooks, blanks and stationery 50060
Ou furniture and Incidentals. suooo
On expenses of election. loouon
Ou county repairs. TOO00
On i(Slices rents and salaries. 5,000 00
On court including Attorneys. Sl.imono
On bounty on wild animals. 330 00
Oil Agricultural Fair Association.. ITS no
Ou Illegal Taxes. 300 00
On County Printing. . . 400 60
On insanity eases 700 00
On railroad bond luttc HIM) 00
On O. A H V It It. Homt siiisMig tUi.'i i stlOO
Ou Kef ending Hood Interest. . 1,500 60
On Funding und refunding bond Ini. 1,500 00
On 11 rhlge bond refunding Isold sink
ing fund. 3.50U OO
Ou bridge bond refunding bond Utt.. 2,00000
On t'-ae: • rs institute fond 4o 00
Total. 435,105 utl
John Mi.sstiri i.,
Countv Clerk.
NoTlt'K MUt El 111.1 \Ti1 *N.
Land Otllee, l.liieolu, Nebraska <
January Htth. i«m i
Notice la hereby given that the follow .
lug named settler hos fled notice of hi*
Intention to make h >ai proof in snpp it
el lil» claim. nod thn> said proof will lie
mail# before the County Judge of nheriuan
County, at Loup, Nebraska, on ti fli t, hm,
rii! u*( * I,. Mnw r, llnu* * end Entry*
No t*’.t%, for the North c >sl nnrlet. >. * <■
lion is township 13 north of Itango i
Me .1 II 0 IKIIU'I III# fill 1*>H I Itj4 0 H •*»«»*'§
to iiruvit l*t« fi'i tiiuii rr III. MM<
Ki ll of Irtlt't* Vli; Aulult
fll |M * | s % I, It U tl f. I N'l M** 0
ft till Jn!i|)Ni4, ail ul H«*t>YH«HH
J W J K'ltUtr
N tftlFO » 4 I l*F 1 Hk• • I Ciililf4fi»M
I fcitl Ip ft't'j'l k* - I f 'Cj lit i , i Jui m>|
In M ilch I 4 l*Wi f *# Hit *■ * M*f* mi
WIitEf Hill w til |h* l H |V i«a-H 4 Hlfe'.JU
Hi ‘ ■ The TuHviic t i d rit* M » ! Ill
f | » in* ri^l ,41
\ m H In
I - ischiiihki n it'alk ry
la licit tijM'ii 1.>r Im.siutMN.
A. (JULLEY a. P. CULLKY,
President. Cashier.
FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY,
General Banking Business Transacted.
Paid up Capital Stock $20,000
Cokhespondenth: Seaboard National Bank, Now York City, N Y.,Omaha
National Hank, Omaha, Nebraska
MASTER'S SALE.
Docket T., No. 112,
Hi the circuit court of the United Stales
for the district of Nebraska:
The Dundee Mortgage and )
Trust Investment company.
Limited, Complainant. )
vs. 1
Geo. \V. Stilton, et. til. def-/
undents.—In Chancery, )
Foreclosure <>fMortgage.
Public notice Is hereby given that In
pursuance and bv virtue of a decree en
tered in the above cause on the
.Mb day nf November, IMM, I, K.8. DUNDY,
ir., Master in Chancery of the circuit court
of the United stales for the District of
Nebraska, will, on the Fourteenth day of
February, !»!>», at the hour of twelve o’clock
doou of said day at front door of tile Slier
nan County Court House bnildlug In
Loup city Sherman county, state and Dig
it let of Nebraska, sell at public auction foe
cash llie toll owm* described property, to
wit: All of section twenty one (Hl)of Town
ship fifteen (15) north of rsnge fourteen (11)
west of llie Sixth Principal Meridian, ex
rept.rightof wav for irrigation ditch stir
vcyod and platted on said lands, all In
Sherman county, Nebraska,
E. s. DPMiir, Jr., Master In chancery,
('ona* tJnSBKTT, Sollctlois for Complain
ant.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Lincoln, Nebr. i
January, 5th, IblD. f
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has Hied notice of his
Intention to make Itnal proof in support
of Ins claim, and that said prod will be
made before Judson 0. Porter, U. 8. com
missioner, at Litchfield, Nebr., on Monday,
March -jii, Istill, viz. Thos M. ilurke, II. E
No. Is415, for the Northwest quarter. Sect
Ion 1, Township 14, Range IB west.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Edward N. Harper, Adelbert J. Wilson-,
James K. Gray, of LilehHeld, Nebraska
and Marshall Picket, of Hazard, Neb
raska.
J. W. Johnson, Register.
NOTION FOU PUBLICATION.
1-Hinl office, Lincoln Nebr. i
February, and, 1899, (
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler bus tiled notice of his in
tention to make final proof In support of
Ills claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County Judge at Loup
tits , Nebraska, on Tuesday, April 4,
tsi.9, vlr Wm. Quinn, ,?i\, Homestead No.
t*Ali, for the So»Ml east quarter, section
SI, Township i t, Lange it He name* the
following witnesses to prove Uis contin
uous resilience upon anil cultivation
of said land, vU: Johu O'Neill, Charles
Cochrane, Michael Knlss, Jacob Wolf,
all of havennn, Nebraska.
J W. Johnson, Kcgtster.
JEWELRY SATISFACTION GUAHAN
T Lit DOR MONET UIFUMPRO.
Jeweii y ul our uiatiufaclure warranted
to give the wearer satisfaction or money
refunded
We manufacture a complete line In Lul
led Gold Plate, Gold I tiled, Gold Front and
solid «old
A r.mii'lele line of Jewelry u( oor man
ufacture I* for sate by I a sbep|>ard, of
1 ipi .ty, Neb Call st Ins store and *s
amine lb)-line Prt low inti Iisslt IDs!
•'lass
W F Mill,
Manure, luring Jewelers.
to* A l ITT. IOWA
I Ml. 'At v's • '< >N l»l 11< >N I'nwiiklB, kft
ju.i * > ! a horse needs When In Uni
vt !, t ,, r.mli. Lb,o l ptirlilrr and
vern,l|"g • I tiey are tldl 1‘iotl hot tiled
i> ii,e i, l the l» i In u«e t > put a horse
it, o nutioii. I'nce.'A wills per
p i, g*-, F, r sale by Hdemlaht Itfo’s, j
♦ • ♦
Li Mi* »« wei| a* Dole Ills of the
* t. ■ . ‘ he r hN i re
p a i t*f I »f w**yrt * I Art In*. F'of
srle 1 i ii hr,o! ,h Hru'a,
TIME TAHI.E
LOl'P Cl I'Y. N I 15 K
Lltiuoln, I louver,
Omaha, Helena,
Chicago, Untie,
St. Joseph, Salt Lake City.
Han-aa City, Portland,
St. Louis, San F’raiiclseo,
anil all points anil ail points
Fast and South West
TRAINS GRAVE Ah FOLGOWhi
going east
No. 52 Psssenger.7:65 a. m
No. go Freight.2.0m*. ml
GOING WEST
No 51 Passenger .I 15 n m.
No. SO Freight.lit.a. in.
Sleeping dinner Hint reclinin r chair ears
(seals free) on through Hums. I ,-k, is
sold and haggage checked to any point In
! the U lilted htates or « an ad it.
For Information, in ids, fi ne i , , and
tickets cull on or w rite to A. I . Weils
Agent, or J. KUA.NcIs, Getr pi seug.-r
Agent, Omaha, Nebraska.
U. 1*. KAII.WAV
No. 80 leaves daily except hunday (pass
enger). 7:'M a. in.
No. 88 leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, (mixed) 2:05 p. in.
No. On leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, (mixed) 25X1 (i. m.
No 87 arrives dally except Sun,las mixed)
11 45 a. m.
No. ’8 arrives dally except Sunday (pass,
enger) 7.u.r, p. m.
First class service and close connections
cast, west uml south.
W. 1). (T.ivton, Agent
NON-BKS1 DKNT NOTICE
In District Court of shcrm.in i unity,
Nebraska.
wrlglit L. Kidder, l'lalutlir. \
vs. /
William J. Dun by, Klla O. f
Dauby, bis wife, John I.. )
Karwell, Martha U. Karwell, l
his wife, J. .>1, Sharon, el. al.t 1
Defendants. /
to William j. Dauby. KUu c, Dtnby,
his wife, John L, Karwell, Martini (\ rur.
well, his wife, J. M. Sharon, non resident
defenilent: You will take notice that on
the 5th day of January. lH'.M, Wright 1..
Kidder, plamtltT herein filed Ills Petition
In the district court of Sherman county,
Nebraska, against said defendant s the ob
ject and prayprof which are to foreclose
a certain mortgage executed by defend
ants, William J. Dauby, Klla C. Dauby,
his wife, to Carlin C. Barr or order, upon
the South Imlf ol the South west quarter
of Section six (0), Township sixteen, (It),
Bulge thirteen < I Si west, In Sherman coun
ty, Nebraska, to secure tbe payment of s
certain promisor} note, dated May M,
tor the -am ol Ihrer Hundred Dollars
(Sbo.O n due and payable Jui.u 1st, ,-:c - i ll
inter, st at eight per cent per annum, ,ud
interest payable lu live coupon notes of
same date lor Twenty-four dollars (F.’i mi)
each, one duo Jane 1st, Ihui; one due
June 1st, I8W; »ua due Juno 1st, is.il; uuu
due June 1st, ism, due one June 1st |hh5.
Kaoli uf said note* and eoupons to Itear
teu percent, per annum alter due: That
there Is now due upon -.aid notes and
luorlgage the sum of Five Hundred and
Twelve Dollars amt Five cents (dTO.'O tor
win. b sum wilh Interest from this date:
I'liitutltr prays lor a deoi. o that defend
mil be required to pay the same or mat
said premises muy be sold lo salts!y the
amount louii.t .Inc Hall mortgage and
nolesduly sold, nsslgued and dr!iven d to
pialiititt
You are required lo answer »wol |» tell It
on <>r before the lb day of Fnbruaiv, h'S,
Dated this 5th day of Januai« , l'’>y.
Wniuiit I. Klio.su, 1‘tat n I iff
By !•■<>. w ilt s t aa, hi . \tty
Attest
Jons Missoni., County • »rk.
KDTICK Full FUm.l A Tit IN.
I.aod notee at Mucmh, Net., i
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