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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1899)
Uoaal news. The little baby of Mr. anil Mrs. W I>. French is verT sick. Mrs. L. D Gardner of Oak Creek, it Is reported has entirely lost her eje eight, W. II. Conger Is putting up a largo amount of hay on the Barker estate this year. Little Alice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Benseboter is very sick wltH summer complaint. Mrs. O Benseboter and two daugh ters, returned home Wednesday from their extended visit to Eastern Iowa. It takes a seryere matrimonial frost to kill the orange blossoms used In making Rocky Mountain Tea. 85 .cents. George Holmes, the lighting repub lican from Bristol township was a pleasant caller at these headquarters Tuesday. The two large store rooms in the Porter block are being fitted up *or the public school* which will commence next Monday. Fritz Buck, of Phelps county, who baa landed interest in the north part of this county came up last Saturday to arrange to locate thereon. The brick work to the basement and first story to the new school house is completed and masons have commenced work on the second story. Naville and Depew seem to have a sinch on the hay rack manufactur ing business. They have turned out four of them in the last week. Mrs. David Doner and daughter of Washington township visited the coun ty seat Tuesday Miss Doner will at tend teacher,s examination this week. Cabinet Photos 99 cents per do?, at Leschinsky’s Studio open every day except Satur days. Come and see samples. The prevailing dry spell of weather ia greatly damaging the corn crop. A ram just at this time would make thous ands of bushels more corn than we will otherwise get. O. W. limiter, A. Wall. G II. Olbson W. II. Conger, and others started last Tuesday as delegates to the congression al and judicial conventions which were held in the afternoon. Jacob Lakeman who has bean engag ed in the mercantile business at Sutnner for the past three months, passed through town the flrrt part of the week on bis way to Sargent. Ye Junior editor visited Mr and Mrs, Ralph Riebards, while in Lexington, Tuesday. Ralph has ten men at work and has #5,000 in work contracted. He is prospering according to McKinley rules Judge Hamer of Kearney, was nomin ated for tbe judicial race by tbe Repub lican convention last Tuesday, on tbe first ballot, and will be counted In this fall without the aid or consent of a ten thousand dollar recount hoo doo. We have for sale a full supply of blank mortgages, deeds, land leases, notes and mortgage notes on band. All printed ou best quality paper and are of the best forms and print. Warranty deeds to conform with county deed records. John Horn and live of hia children were all taken suddenly sick last Thurs day morning and all seemed to be affect ed about tbe same way. It seems that they were poisoned by drinking water from a pump without pumping off the water which stood In the pipe over night. Dr. Main was called and all soon recovered. Judge M. P Kinkald of O'Neil, was nominated by the republicans of the big sixth last Tuesday at Lexington, as their standard bearer in the race tor congress. Mr KinkalJ is a whole-souled brainey honest republican of the standard type end has heretofore succeeded in being elected to the oltl'e of Dlst., Judge, In hit own district, though it was pop. >Ve have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in our home for many years and l»ear cheerful testimony to Its value as a medicine which should be in every family. In coughs and colds we have found It to be rMcaciou* and in croup and whooping cough In children we deem it lndi(|>enslhle.- II. p. Ri i ti h. 4137 Fairfax ave,, St. Louis, Mo. For •ale by Odendahl Hro's. The people of this vie tally will read with much regrvt the death of Frank Neptune, whichuccured a* Kan Francis co, «n the 3d, Inst, of typhoid fever. tl»* particular* of which sill |< found elsewhere In this Issue Frat.k was a! most raised among us and we all mourn his untimely taking off when almost In the arm* of loved ones Robert, the other of the two older Ik>> , |« with the ’•hi' * cavalry near Havana t'nha Mr Andrew tiulth fi.u. Kearnsy who ie a linos i ninety years of age and who has been spending the summer with Cl, W Thornton, has returned home Mr and M re Km.lh of hearts > ey were here vtstlmg and th*lr father re<u*»ed with them The old gentle man la very spry fora man of hta tears. He haa tan children, thirty sit grand tMidren and twenty ala great grand children a« l •alha al*h<« I a cane lie aavalhathe haa enjoyed the • mister very mm k and eapecta if he hyea and keepa wall. In cstatte up In Ahern.,,, sioouijr le visit nrgt sowetr W, J. Bryan U meeting with aa army of yellow badge wearers wherever he goes. From now m the Burlington passen ger ear leaving here at 8 o’clock a. m. will run through to Omaha, and no change will be necessary Mr. Boekner the Tailor has just re ceived a full Hue of samples of fall and winter goods. Call ou him If you are In need of winter clothing. Senator Hayward Is still improving and last reports from his attending phy sician states that he will soon he able to be about again. J. 8, Benschoter and family arrived from Falls City Isst Friday and pro poses to again settle here. He will en gage in the caitln business. Michael Wyzork, of Rockville town ship was a pleasant caller at this office last-Saturday while doing business in the city. He Informs us that he has just purchased another ipiarter section of land adjoining ills farm for which he oald 82,tJ50. Mr, Wyzork now has a farm of three rpiarter sections. The Rev. W. B Costly, of Stock bridge, Ga., while attending to his pas torial duties at EllenWood, that stMte, was attacked by cholera uiorbus. He says: “By chance I happened to get hold of a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and 1 think it was the means of saving my life. It relieved me at once.’’ For sale by Odendahl Bro’s Mr. Simpson Criss jr, of the light ing First Nebraska, arrived In the city Wednesday and received the congratu lations of our people on bis safe return Mr. Criss has been with his regiment through the thick of the lighting and comes home with a corporals chevrons which he won by gallant and heroic de fence of the honor of old glory. We never saw Mr. Criss looking better and indications are, from his appearanc, (hat he enjoyed a scrap with the enemies of our llug very much, as he has got fat over it. About one month ago my child which is Hfteen months old, had an attack of diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting. I gave It such lemedies as are usually given In suce cases, hut as nothing gave relief, we sent for a physician and it was under bis care for a week. At this time the child had been sick for abeut ten days and was having about twenty Hve operations of the howles every hour, and we were convinced that un less it seon obtained relief it would not live. Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and and Diarrhoeu Remedy Was recommend ed, and I decided to try it, I soon no ticed a change for the better, by its con tinued use a complete cure was brought about and and it is now perfectly heal thy.—C. L. Bonus, Stumptowu, Gilmer Co., W. Va. For sale by Odendahl Bro's, Dr. McCrosson, a traveling dentist was arrested and fined in Justice Hun ter's court last Saturday lor having got drunk and abusive. It seems tbat a dispute arose in the evening at tbe saloon between him and Billy Neville which resulted In a bet of ten dollars between the two. It is claimed that the doctor won the bet wbicb had the appearance of a sham bet as no money was put up on cither side. After Neville had gone home and retired for the night McCrosson concluded that he ought to have the money and dogedly followed after him When he came to tbe door Mrs. Neville answered his cal), whereupon McCrosson became a busive and even swore and struck at her For this offense he was arrested and lined $1.00 and costs instead of twenty as it should have been. It turned out tbat this same McCrosson tried to sell a pair of six dollar gold spectacles which he claimed to have found the day before in the road, to Mr Jas. Zink, And also that Mrs Hunter, the wife of the justice before whom he was tried lost a pair of spectacles on tbe morning of tbe trial, answering tbe description of those found. The cir cumstances are a little peculiar, in as much as w hile tbe trial was going on at the justice’s residence and tbe iustlue was listening to the pleadings for the defendant, and sympathising with him to tbat extent that be let lilin off easy, tbe said defeudaut was, seemingly, im proving the opportunity to play even | on the juatice's fees m The llesl Herasil) for Plus Mr. John Mathias, a well known stock dealer of I'ulud, Kv ,»a«« After sof ferii.g for over a week with rlux, and my physician having failed to relieve me, I was ad* isedto try t’hrntherlaoi's <'oile, t'holers and Diarrhoea Hsunb', j and having ibe p|ea*t«re of stating that j the half of one bottle tiured me.'* For •ale by • Ms-bdahl Hru'*. • a * Msmsrfeabl* N.s. a Mr» Michael I urlain, I'laliith-itl |)i makea the statement, that she caught • * old which sett led on her lung* she w*a ,reared for a month by her family nhi *n tan. bn* grew worse Its told her • he was « hopele.. victim of consump I tluu and that no medo-tue could cure her Her druggist suggested |*r king's hew Discovery for t ousumpiitm she 'ought a Untile and In her delight Sound herself bewegiled from itrsl doee, jane | continued lie use am! after t eking six hot lie*, 't.outl herself sound t*nd welly j no a do*» bar own lo.-ewih t»l (« *« • t' M ss she ewr*** | ,-** tyt *| hoi||e* ' ut ihts II real Disco vary at Olendahl Mrtt s Drug Mnr* Only Jsi vent# and $! mo every hot tie g even: end CORI’ORAl. NRPTtlNK UK A l> Below la h tcport of ihe de-uh of Frank Neptune which appeared in the Denver Republican >t Ang. 23. Frank was the son of A l* Neptune'-h<> used to reside in this city. "Corporal Frank Neptune ot com pany H. (First Colorado) has been must ered out of the service in advance of Ids coinrads. Death came to him at noon today at the general hospital of the Presidio "His friends had hoped up to the last that lie might recover, although lie was given up yesterday by the medical authorities. Probably the main reason for this was that, as he had never com plained of hi? suflerings, they did not j appreciate the seriousness of the case. Even as late as yesterday afternoon, when Corporal Neptune regained con sciousness for the last time, he said in answer to the inquiries of the doctor: ‘I am feeling nil right.' Then he smiled and not long afterward sank Into a com atose condition Early this morning the patient rallied somewhat in strength althrough still unconcious. But later there came a second collapse and typhoid fever lina1 ly ended the life of the plucky volttr teer who hud served so bravely and so faithfully through two wars. There is genuine grief in (lie heart of every man in the regiment who enjoyed the pleasure of knowing Neptuue per sonally. The members of his company will show their respect fur their late comrade by providing elegant tloral de signs for bla funeral- These will repre sent an "8”the badge of the eight army corps; an ,‘!P' Ids catnpany letter, and others. “Corporal Neptune's body will be embalm d, so that it may be taken home to Grand island' Neb.. If tbe parents so desired. In case inch transfer of tbe re mains is decided upon tbe men of Com pany II will ask tbe privilege of tirst bolding a military funeral here, in order that a salute may he tired oyer, the body, “tap*” blown and all tbe customary honors of war bestowed up on tbe late Colorado veteran. Mr Neptune started for San Francisco but heard of Ills son's death at Hock Creek Wyo„ and is now awaiting the arrival of some word concerning the shipment of the corpse. A military fun eral will be held here announcement of which will appear later Robert Neptune, a brother of tbe late corporal, was formerly a member of Company M of tbe Second but is now in Cuba with the Seventh csvulry. Live for those who love you, (true For those whose heart* are fond and The only way to do this right. Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night. ForSai.k obTrade—A good wagon, over and over-jet, for sale or will trade for Oats hay or corn. Inquire of—J B O’Bhvan. Dk. Cady's Condition Powders, are just what a horse needs when In bad condition. Tonic, blood puriller and vermifuge. They are not food but med icine and the best in use to put a horse in prime condition. Price25 cents per package. For sale by Odendabl Uto's. » * » Ye editor went out to make hay one day, Hut the horses balked and the mower tooled; The pitman grew hot, ths knife wouldat play, And thea to the shop the mower we pulled. All effort* were lost to make the thing goer. It neither would cut prairie grass or weed. So we took ourselves off to the Implement store And bought a McCormmiok of T. M. Reed. And now we are happy for all the day long The bands are at work with nary a break. The valley is tilled with that machines song. Ami we've plenty of hay to feed a bull rake. -»»•* Gr. A. K.pmi^uKU'HlA. PA. A Sept 4th 9th For the Annual Encampment of Rtlie G A lt. at Philadelphia, in September, the Union Pacific will sell ticket* at greatly reduced rate* for the round trip. Great reduced rate* t > NEW YOHK CI TY, on same date* and condition*, have al*o been made by 'he Union Pact tic. For full Information call on—\V !> C’MrroN, Agent. ♦ • ♦ Btort of a Hiave To be bound hand and foot for years by the chain* of disease I* the worst form of slavery. George I) William*., of Manchester. Micb., tell* ho* such a slave wa» made free. II.-saj *: “My wife has been so helpless for live years that she could not turn over In bed alone After using two bottle# of Elec tric Hitter*, site I* wonderfollv Improv ed and able to du her own Work " l td* supreme remedy for female dt-esses : ipnckly cure# nervousness, steeples • ! ncs#. melancholy. headache backache, fainting and di#*> *p* 'I* I’lns miracle w.oWlug medicine I* * godsend In Weak Stcklv. rundown people Every bottle ruarsntee.l t|uty <V> eei s hold by t l.l.’tldalll Hut's (luigglsi* Is Baby Thin this vumrotrr? Th«n add • little SOGTT'S CMUlSKUt . to hr* milk three timet a day. It i» A%tv>ni%hini how U»t he will improve. It he nurvet, let the mother take the tmulvron. m (■a It m, all *-a *v«>s. II ANNOUNCEMENT SARDS AT THE M. E. CHURCH Services at the M. K. church Sunday Sept. 3rd, morning preaching at 10:30. “A few word* to my friends in the church " Evening preach ing at 3:00 "To my friends of the Congregation.' Collections will be taken for the support of the worQ out preachers and their widow*. Come and help this noble cause. GERMAN EVANGELICAL SERVICES German Evangelical services will be held next Sunday Sept. 3rd. In this city, at the Bap tist church at 10:U0 a- m. (None in afternoon.) And Sunday, Sept., 10. in Kelso and Ashton. All Germans are Invited. Aug. Jennrich, Pastor ♦ • -*• IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICES TO OREGON. The Union Pacific in connection with then 8 I, ,v O. R. A N Co. have ad ded a Bullet Smoking and Idbiary Car to rIn*ir through train to Portland, Ore gon, and a Dining Car Service from Chicago and Council Bluft'a lias uDo been inaugurated The train la equip ped with Palace Sleepers, Eree Reclin ing Chair Cars, and Coaches making luxurious travel to the North Pacific Coast. Direct connections made for Tacoma and Seattle.—W. D. Clifton, Agent. YELLOW STONE NATIONAL f A UK The Park season is nearly over only another month remains Those who figure on visiting it this year must de cide at once. The Burlington's Yel lowstone Park Book—!J2 pages, 28 Illus trations—contains just the information the tourists needs, it tells how to reach the Park—what, the trip costs—how long it takes what tin re is to see and how to see it. Sent free on request. The tour of Yellowstone Park Is the finest outing trip iu all the world, A week Htnong Us geysers, lakes, can ons and boiling springs is an experience that cannot be duplicated anywhere else on the globe. •I. FRANCIS, General Pass. Agt. Omaha, Neb. ♦- ■— • ... F1V kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis A Uf] cournges and lessans 1 \ 11 tl ambition: beauty, YVFMON v|Kor antl ebeerful ness soon disappeaer when the kidneys are out of order or de ceased, For pleasing results use Dr, Kilmer’s Swamp Root, the great kidneys remedy At druggists. Sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet. Address. Dr. Kilmer g Co. Binghamton, N. Y. ♦ • ♦ The service of the UNION PACIFIC via (Jlniaha or Kansas City Is unexcelled and consists of Palace Sleeping-Cars. Bullet Smoking and Library-Cars, Din ing-Cars, meals a-la-carte, Free Keel in iug-Chair Cars and Ordinary Sleeping Cars, l'he Union Pacific is the route for summer travel. For full information about tickets, stop-overs, or a finely illustrated book describing “The Overland Route” to the Pacific Coast, call on - W. D. GLUT TON, Agent BE GOOD TO YOUBSEL.F and good to your freinds. When you treat a freind to whiskey give him tlie best. HARPER Whiskey is the beverage for your freinds and for you.—SOLD BY T. A. Elbner, Loup City, Neb Olir A 13 is not recommended AlUI " for everything: but if you have kidney IVv/v/ X • liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. At druggists in fifty cent and dollar siy.es. You may have a sam ple bottle of this wonderful new dis covery by mail free, also pamphlet tell ing all about it Address, Dr. Kilmer <& Co , Binghamton, N Y. anr >n* •ending a »bmcii ana aauenption may qnli'kly na.ertnln our opinion fra* whether an intention t* protiahiy patentable, ( ommunlca lion*eirirtlyn iiNitenMal llamtlMiofeon t‘*lonla »«itt Iren. imlrat aenimy (or aeon ring pat out a, I'etnitt* taken through Muun & t o. reveler rp.c i.U n»lIre, without tliarwe, In tha Scientific American. a hanrtwunely llltietrat<u| weekly. I a r If eat elr rulalloti of any erieiiliae Inertial. Ternia. M a y»«r limn. nil.*. »L polj by all neea.leaier*. New York tag I on. U. C. LIVER THC UMO-tM t LITTLE LlVCr. Uhl B i Mr * Cent Oytr : {.* , lick -1:» acho i..ii Complaint. au*et« CJtar: 100 MILLS by all Artggl.t I ftcrsJLs; ziAh; -n. Hi ohKNhMU. | ..p «*m \.i.e -~ ‘ —L——-- ^ FARM iwacrirerv, HARDWARE, HARNESS AND FURNITURE. CALL early if in need of a Buggy, Wagon, set of Harness or anything; in the harness or furniture line. v o Car ol Goads just AND ANOTHER ON THE WAY. We need more room and will give you great bargains in consequence. Call on us while in town, Yours Respectfully, T. M. REED. -r W. H. BOECKNER. MGrahjant Tailor. A trial solicited, Fit guaranteed, Clothes cleaned and pressed on short notice. Repairing: Neatly Done. AGENTS WANTED.—For “The Life And Ai'hlevemunla of Admiral Dewey, ‘ the world’ll greatest naval hero. By Murat Halstead, the life long friends and udmlrer of the nation's idol, itlggesl and book; over 500 pages. Hxio Inches; nearly 1U0 pages half-tone Illustrations. Only $1.50 Enor mous domsas Big conimissloiis- Outfit tree, chance or a lifetime. Write quick. The Dominion company, Urd Floor caxton Building., Chicago. Tetter, Salt-ltheuui and ICczama The intense itching and smarting inci dent to these diseases, is instantly allay ed by applying Chamberlain's Kye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cf sea have been permanently cured by it- It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands, chilblain*, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. ‘A’icts. per box. For sale by Odendabl Bro s. ---♦ ♦ - NOTICE OF WARMING. As complaint is made to me that per sons are killliug meadow larks, and singing birds, and are tresspassing on the land of others and killing game in violation of the game law of the state, notice is hereby g iven that In all cases in the future where security for costs Is given I shall institute proceedings upon complaint being made. Dated July Jlsf, 18SM). T. 8. Nightingale, County Attorney FARM FOR SALK. One of the best improved farms in Sherman county, consisting of <540 acres, oue and one-fourth miles from Ashton, 640 acres under cultivation, balance in pasture, good running water. Write for prices. —Address R. A, and K F. Wilson, 7-21-2-in Ashton, Nebr. Fresh Hread every morn ing 5 cts., a loaf. Cake overy Saturday at A. E. Chase’s. FOR MEN ONLY! IFor LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, jo.o.rol and NXHVOUS DEBILITY, ,|Wr«kn«oo of Bod7 **d Mind. Moots . Afl Error* or E»»oooo« lo Old or You**. __Ji*l, 4nk|« ItkHlMllf r«li; Nr.lui.4 It. m |<> |>ltra* ssl lrra*(koM «*l i A I M'MIliil'Hi HHI.O «* A I (Kltuf H«’I»V ».a*Uf.i» in.Mb iMItlNMl Mr.olu l.|4.r lF«llft trmm «U N(si«t **4 lml«s I smoIm. Writs lbs*. Bssl, fi *<*.•! U« i«4 p*w« MsMitrsb dddrrao IRIS MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO.N. V. JA FREE PATTERN '*o»r <>w to «ffrv *«M> 9r On If fly cmu a y«y. MS CALLS I MAGAZINE A LAMES' MAUUINB. I 1 V <••. MmtM plyi j tym ■ I t*M| I I * . *-i*4»*iil >A . fl*4w« 1*4 *s»t H | 4**4to •» vii, y, Ww to- Ki< 1*4*44 ««|l I | t«4i tfM4 *«»n4 Im4 iw i«Nn I j 9M«IUH, R«U*lla, I 4*i#, Ft ||4 ANuiflft) I { ft**«t**t t I*4f|| PlIMlM, M'OALL/JjTk | fATm&SW 1 ti liia tn»«i»«»MW»w«.i I At* t * IM • 4 4 rn *4*4*1 4441? **4f I nil] MtCAIl CO., IH 1*4 MM It . Am Iwt I TIME TABLE LOUP CITY, NKBK Lincoln, Denver, Omaha, Helena, Chicago, Butte, St. Joseph, Salt Lake City. Hamms City, Portland, St. Louis, San Francisco, anti all points and ail points Hast and South. West. TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS. 4 GOING EAST No w Passenger.7:BA a. m No. 80 Freight .3.00 p. in GOING WEST No. M Passenger.4.18 p. in. No. 58 Freight.Ilisoa. ui Sleeping, dinner and reclining chair cars (seals free) on through trains. Ticket* sold and baggage checked to any polul In the United Slates or Canada. For information, maps, time tables and ticket* call on or write to A. F. Wert* Agent. Or J. Fit ANOls, Gen'I. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska. U. P. RAILWAY. No. MB leaves dally except Sunday (pass enger). 7:3(1 a. m. No. MM leaves Honday, Wednesday and Friday, (mixed) 3:05 p. m. No. 80 leaves Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, (mixed) 8:30 p. in. No 87 arrises dally except Sunday (mixed 11:45 a. m. No. (Sarrlvea dally except Sunday (pass. eager) 7.05 p. m. First class service and close connections east, west and south. W. U. Clifton, Agent. NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT DK|fEND ANTS. In the District Court of Hberniun County. Nebraska. Henrietta M. Heavy, Plaintiff, vs. Mary K. Pierce. John VV. Pierce. Cen tral I.oan autl Trust Company, a cor orporation. A. I, Campbell us asslKnee ol Central Doan and Trust Company, A, D. Campbell, as Trustee) F. u, Hamer and Co , Niels P. Hansen, -Hansen, his wife, (real name uu knowni and John Doe irepl natpe un known, Defendants. The above named uon-resldeni defendants. to.w|t central Doan and Tryst Company, a oorporation, A. D. Campbell as assignee of the Centrul Doan and Trust Company. A. D. Campbell as Trustee, Murv E Pleree and John W Pierce will take notice that on the tMIlh day of April. ItW the above named plaintiff Henrietta M Heavy tiled her petition In the above iiauiad Court uaainsi the above named defendants, the abject and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain mortuard . now owned by plaintiff, dated the tilth day of May |upl. executed by the above named defend anla. Mary K Pearce and John W Pearce to the defendant. Central Doan and Trust Com I»any upon i he South half of the South East ouurter. and Dot* Five (Si ami six iti. lu section Twenty five tJSI, in Township Thir teen i IS' north of Kautfc Thirteen (IS> west of tbrtthp ni contulnlns One lluudred and Fifty live ami seven oue humlreths acres noire «>r less situated tn .Sherman County ! mshn. to secure the payment of their prora tsory note mow owned bv plaintiff- for tae sum of One Thousand Hollars ifltuitxb to* I aether with their It coupon Interest note* i for tie sum of Thirty-Bv* dollars kv. uu j each nil of • era date. With said imm*a*« I the said principal note belli* due and pat I able June 1st, War aad hears Interest from I that date at ten per real Per annum amt the said coupon »ot**s lu lu* due and payable on* on the 1st dav of ta-eeuiiu-r aad one **« th* tat day »f June successively la each ihi after date amt • arb bears tatereet at the rate of ten per rent per annum (rum matur tty all of said coupons except the leal three bavin* bi n paid 'the unpaid coupon, bam* o« m d by plaintiff that there la no a due on .aid pr iin ipal ante coupons ami ttlof t*n*e and unpaid at-late the »um of ti hilt foe ahleh snm attb Interest fv-im this dale at abuse rate the plaintiff prays foe a derive that Iha defendant* be rcv|nl(tnl to pay the am- or it*-** seat premise , be sold in latte fy the amount found due to plaintiff and Dr nuts, ami that rash and all of snt-l tefend ants te burred amt fores tuned of ail ntutif ef mbayii- s la sard premis* i \ *'U 4I» fFi|UirV«i ttf I ItliM pu 1**4 tf«i 4 l4>i -t« U n-kit |l|« Aik 4«| >«4 ** *.< « t i IkhiUtt iku m*4 ti4» »•! |ug%ai liA. 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