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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JAN. 17, 189 (3.
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germlife
.' The doctors toll us, now-n-days, that disease germs
arc everywhere; in the air, in the water, in our food,
clothes, money ; that they get into our bodies, live
.. . i 1 If i l.A. l?w1 r, ttsrf I sirs !--" f li -lrn -n
there, inrivc ana grow, u uiuy im "; """b " " ' , '
Consumption is the destruction of lung-tissue by
germs where the lung is too weak to conquer them.
The remedy is strength vital force.
Scott's Emulsion, with hypophosphitcs, means the
adjustment of lung "strength to overcome germ-lire.
It is fighting the germ with the odds m our lavor.
These tiny 'little drops of iat-food make their way
into the system and re-fresh and rc-invigorate it.
Whether you succeed with it or not depends on how
tmod a start the germs had, and how carefully you can
live. The shortest way to health is the patient one.
The gain is often slow.
so cnu and i.oo ....SCOTT .&. BOWNE,i.mNcwigi
Ft H E UMAT X S
CURED
Dr. ft. Owen's EleGtr?G ftpplianGes.
Mr.J.II.Milttfwn.ot
Mr. Henry Wcnilt, of Mtttf'rSsWitLyi,',! Morrloe, Mich., In a lnt-
Vetu I,n Snlto 0Y . 1U., ,,,. NUlfcWE&.VirO.VV,ti.. ter Oct. 14, 1NM, :
.iSrti'V iiita or July w uVBlW?fflVTOJ " ' '"" ""i overol
liSI ... Julr"' CfilVaflXflM Mnl '" tni-cJlcliio unit
t.-.i KIIrTrMiKv-'-' . i'sAV Am ItbetuinKiMNt, lull
llnm ull over toy hvs-
tent. A few applications
of l)i. Owen's Uleutrlo
AppllniirM 1,'iive teller
aniinfK rslrwm kVitMi
oftlicm I was entlnly
cured."
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Now In your lime to get a 'A Ulunket or Kobe at cool.
J. O. BUTLER, Prop.
Put no Salt on this Tale!
But give your attention to this article, for it will save you
money.
JUST lti:CKIVKE III I'M IS. Ol'
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Sole leather couiitors, innor nnd outer noley, and wo sow them up f reo of charge if
they rip in any wntn. Ill Ladies Aluminum Thimbles worth 2.1c n-pioco.
Will give ono with ovory one of them Ladies' Shoes at tho ex
tremely low price of
S1-BQ &&r pair.
Yotirs for Boots and Shoes,
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Chicago Lumber Yard
0 llED CLOUD, NEW.
Lumhcr, Lime, Coal and Cement.
TRADERS LUMBER CO.,
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Buiuing Material, Etc.
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Gorman IiiRurnnuo Co., Krwport, III
Itoval JiiHunttioc Co., Li vet pool, Imil'.
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Urilihh AniPiicH AnHuranco Co, Toronto, C.initclii
Mutual Kweivo FunJ Lifo .6Melution, New'Vork
Provident SuvingBUjifo AKHiirunua Society, SNow Vorlc
Tho Cumtrtl Lino SteauiRliip Cumpai),Xtiw Vork and Uoston
Orric: Opern Houbo Hloclt, over Ifilzer it McArr'uur's store
l.eifiil Aoller..
In iIk .liiMlfo 'ourt, S;unu. li. M'lrlt'V.,
l)rtlii UmiIIcj Si t'ii .1
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BY THE
muJW v.UMA". .U ' VWlSWKiuif hi one of Dr.
WAV ',,.. . .1 VJ VirWiJi-UUlU WUh lltl ItMl"!. 1
All' 'VWN&CJ I) o u if li t c
iil&r&'TOrwonj llleelrlc Appll
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nnil experienced
futoiicn: urtiirtwo
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kV use I wiituujllm
uButtecl ami could
work nil iluv. Now am
entirely cured.
Rheumatic
WClir&
Ff arriess, Blaiftets
Robes, Whips, &c,
Henry Diederich.
nini'kui llvpori.
Cormitfil wfi-kly tiv iu.il Cloud I'roiluca Co.
Wheut 10 ifj
Corn
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Oats new
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In memory nr Albert Werner.
A btautiful young lifo linn just van
ished from our midst; on Monday even
ing tliero ptiened uwny ono of tho fniroat
and lovoliost spirits that over graced tho
earth,
That homo in which no shadow ovur
fallH is not found in this cold, uncertain
world that heart which has noror groan
ed beneath tho crushing blows which
full to heavily on all flesh, never trod
them thorny paths of ours; no that durk
shadow which has fnllon on tho homo of
Mr. Jno, Werner of Batin is only tho
repetition of that strange oxporionco to
which ovcryono must buro his heart in
helplessness.
Tho nioHsanger camo; Ho summoned,
and Albort, who was tho sunshlno of his
horn, answered, and ho is no more.
Ill only a short timo, ho was suddenly
taken from uo with but littU warning;
but a fow weeks ngo ho came to school
with the bloom of health upon his
cheok; littlo did wo think that ho would
novrr be with ub again; it did not soom
possiblo for him so die; lie was ro young,
so hopeful, and bo full of promise; I
thought that lifo had something storod
away for him within tho lockers of tho
future, but "doath had marked him for
his own;" h was ono of tho potH in our
school-room, nnd wo loved to have him
with uu, but Clod thought best to take
him and leave uu to pursuo life's studies
without him; ho was full of happy traits
and always has a kindly word and pleas
ant muilo for those mound him. How
oft ho sang with uu that beautiful hymn,
"When tho Roll is Called up Yondor,"
and repeated with ub tho Lord'u Prayer.
Tho sacriflco is hurd to muko, but let ub
remombor that he lias escaped that pain
nnd troublo, Borrow and atllctton to
which maturer age is heir.
"Hud limy seem tho home and school-root.
Willi till shadow hiuiKiiiKo'er,
Hut renu'intier th.it In liciven
llit'iu Is added .no uiimu more."
May that hund which ulono can com.
fort tho boreaved heart rost gently nnd
lovingly on those who morun.
His teacher,
Anna K. McCallum.
When Dftby wns slot, wo gavo her Custorln.
Vhen dio w as n Oill J, felio cried for Custorla.
Wlien bJio liccamo Jtl, bIio diing to Cistorla.
Wltcu Eho had Cblldrcu, uho &x o tUein Costorla.
Olilliiury.
(lilhort LeouadiH VanDylto was born
at Riverside, 'VitHhington county, Iowa,
Soptember 22, 1871, and diod January
HI, 18u(), at tho ago of 21 years, H months,
lOdajB. Ho camo to this county when
hut a mero child of two yours with his
parents, and resided hero up to tho
time of his death. At tho ago of nine
yeuiri lie went to live with liis sister
(then MrB, Daniel Wagoner) near Guide
Hock, u hero he resided until the doath
of her hiiHband, nearly four ears after
wards Ho then returned to lim patents.
In 18SC ho was converted bv Uov. Hum
mel and united with the M. E. church
of this place. In ISiH ho went to Cali
fornia, expecting the climate oi tho
count would rohtoro him to good health,
which was but temporary. While in
that state ho became a membor of the
"Salvation Army Corps" of Siinbenline
and wnBirieatly attached to their works.
Ho had been a HulIVrer more or less for
tho pint, four yearc, but was always
cheerful and willintr t abldn by tho ro
suit of tho Savior. Tho funoral sorviueH
wero heltl in Penny Creek hchool Iiouec,
and his body whb laid to reBt in Penny
Creek cemetery,
Gilbert L, VanDyko wan n son of Wm.
VanDyko. Ho was achrintian man and
will bo missed by many of his friends.
Tho funeral somces were conducted by
Hv. G. W. Hummel, iisUtcd by Kovs.
Geo. Hutnick, C. Wells and Noah
Wagoner.
i:il.utclli Mfu'iirt I'
the next two numbers of
lielpN
in
mouiuro b
magiiziiio tells about tho writing of "The
GaU's Ajar." She wiih then only twenty
jenrBolil The effect of th book on
tho public, tho correspondent it brought
her, and tho HcquaintiinueH it Beeured
her, will bn imiply dwrlt upon. Theso
aro two remarkable pupors in literary
autobiography.
Xollt'r.
this date I will
O. Hutler.
From
only, J,
sell for cash
DR. KILMER'S
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geAT KIDNEY. LIVER js Dlcff
Khciifiiintism
Lumbairo, pain In Joints or ImcK, lirlok dust In
uiiuc, fu'iiuentiMlN, Irrltiitlnii, iniliimuintlon,
Knnt'l, lik-eriUl-Jii or eutaith of the bladder.
Disordered fiivcr
1IIIIoiiiiii'n, Iicik'ik m, liidlufstlou or ifout.
KW.I ni'-ltOOl' liiMuor.it. 1. mires klilnuv
aillicultlos, lli-lL-lit's iIU'um'. iirlimrv troubles.
flfiaRSsaa-e BHood
PcrofiiiH ..mini m, i imicihI weiiltiiossorilelilllty.
tMviiiiii-Koi.iliiiiiiHiii iiiii'i(y a run down
roiiitltutlou ,n il iiuilti'. tho weok f trout:.
Al Jiriit!u;l.lh,,l) linn, anil $1,00 Size.
"1uikIIJ' ouiiu to lit ilth" fno- CvusultaUon frvo.
1)11. Klt.ui it .V o., Huoii.uiTON, N. Y.
sss
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RuilClouil Ciller.
The
(Copyrlghtod, ISM, by V. T. Foster.)
Sr. JoHKPit, Ma, Jan. 17. My last
bulletin giivj forecasts of the stonn
wavo to cro the continent from Jan.
l'Jth
lu an, and tho neU will
roaciiiiieLMoillc2CJit.it iilunt .rnniMFn
21, crosj tho west of lliclrius country by
cioso of 21th, great coutral valleys 23th,
Witli the uloso of this di.ttiirb.innc
tho cold pirt of Juiury will have
pHSod, tho last pirt ol' tho tnoiuh
and tho first week in Fobrmry being
dufigtiatvd in tho forecaata a3 a w.inn
poriod.
Tho warm wave will cross the west
ol ltioktes country about !21th, great
central valloya 20:h, and eastern
BtatcH,28th. Cold wayo will oross the
west ol Hookies country about 27th
groat central valleys 23th, anrt eastern
states 31st.
As an avorajge of the wbolo country
thiH disturbance will bring less rain
and snow than the preceding storms
of tho month ana tho first disturbance
of February will be of the dry kind,
Headers may h.ivu overlooktd the
BigmfioHnoo of the terras cool wave
and cold wavo as used in these bul
letins. Iu tho winter mouths iho
formor is used for the warmest p.trt
ol' tho mouths aud the latter tsrtu for
the coldest part. All close observers
of tho weather hao noticed tliut tin
cobl or cold part of tho month cjiitin
ucs, not alwiijs, but usually from ten
to fourteen days and then is succeed
ed by a warmer period of asimilur
duration. I use the term oool wave
to designate thoao periods that aver
ago warm for about two wcoks and
cold wavo for tho corresponding cold
part ol tho month.
These periods do not run by mouth
and tho warm periods may cover part
of two months ni well be the cane
with tho last part of this and the first
part of next month, Tho cold poriod
alt.o sometiuiefl covers purt of two
months as will be the case with Jul)
and August of this year.
These cold and warm periods do
not occur in tho tamo part of the
month in two succeeding years and
theso ehanj.es cause the weather
problem to bo the most diilicult of all
tho problems with which the human
raco has to deal. It is tho riddle ol
the ages bcuauso the nun, menu and
planets each has a separate influence,
through magnetic Hues, an our
weather.
The tfl'orthas bcon to flud recursing
periods but this ih impossible because
tho total effect ( f planetary influence
vary as often as you can vary the re
lative positions of ten bodies of fig
ures. Thereforo recurring periods
cannot be found because tho suu,
moon and planets have not occupied
the same relative positions twice in
the historic times.
lu the next bulletin will be given a
general fori cist of February weather
and my February chart will bo sent
free to all subscribers of this paper
who remit a two centstHinp.
HEAR TDJS EASE.
SOMK TACT.S RltfLlKIH.M,;
Tin: it vd'ii i.cki:si: or
jii:a2ct tkouuli:s.
Uo Nut ISu Alarmed luil Lnolt
lor lliu CatiNc.
Heart troublen, at least amomg
AmericuiH, aro cert i July increasing
aud is hile this may be largely due to
the Moriy ami excitement of Amer
ican business lite, it ismoia often the
result of weak stomacliH, of poor di
gestion, Heal, organic heart disease is in
cuiablo; but not one caso in a hun
dred of heart trouble, is organio.J
Tho cIobo relation bctwacn heart
troublo and poor digestion is because
both organs are controlled by branch
es of the same groat ntrve, the sym
pathetic and pueumogastrio.
lu another way, also, tho heart if
affected by that form of poor diges
tion, which causos gas and fomenta
tion from half digested food; there
in a foeling of oppresion and heavi
i ess iu tho chest caused by presuiro
ol the distented Ntomaeh on the heart
and lunge, iutorforing with their uo
tiou, bunco arises palpitation and
short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the
blood, makes it thin aud watery,
which irritates and weakens the heart.
Tho most Hnsiblo treatment for
heart trouble is to improvo tho diges
inn and to insure tho prompt assim
ilation of food.
This ean best he dono by ihu reg
ular una alter meals, of snnio sale,
pleasant ond effective digestive prep
aration, like Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets which may be found utmost drug
stores and which contain valuable,
harmless digestive elements, iu a
pleasant convenient form.
It is safe to sav that the regular
persment use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tulili ts at meal time, will euro any
form of stomach iniuhlr, exoopt can
cer of ihn stnniaoh.
Full sixi packages' of the tablets
sold by most diugnists at fu cents or
bv mail from Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich.
A, GaluBha and dnughtor of Valiscu,
lowu, uro visiting in tho city.
What is
Castorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
nnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is n harmless Htibstltuto
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH.
It is Pleasant. Its gunrantoo is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays
feverishncss. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castorla assimilates tho food, rcgulutcs tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Cas
torla is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend
Castoria.
'"Castorla Is an excellent medic! no for chil
dren. Mothers havo repeatedly told mo of ltd
Cuod effect upon their Uilldrvii."
l)iu Q. C. Okoood,
Lowell, Maia.
' Castorla to tho Wt rutnaly for children of
which 1 am ucqualnUil. I hojxi tho (I ly to not
far distant w hen mothers ill co milder the real
Intercut of their children, mid tu,o Cu.toriu In
stead of tho various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup aud other hurtful
mganta down their throats, thereby sending
them to prematura craves."
Dr. J. F. KufciuaoB,
Conway, Ark.
Tke Ceatanr Ooapaajr, TT
Lincoln, Nob.. Jan. 14, 18UG.
Mis. D, J. Mviitts, Uoil Clouil, Nob ,
Dkk Sik: 1 am nblo now to yivo you
your tlntefl, list of eppiikers, otc, for tho
Farmors Instituto at Hod Clouil to bo
hold in tho court houao I'Vithiy and Sat
urday afternoon. It in uu follows:
Datet; Frida, .Januaty .'II, and Satur
day, Keburary 1.
Speakers anil t-uhjectf; Fiiday after
noon, Lawrunun Mrtinor, profeesor of
KntouiiloRy, iinivi'tfit if Nbni8ka,
Injurious IiibocI"
Ft itlay ovt'iiini;. I!. H Stouiror, prcei
dout of the Stiiti llnii m..i V Associa
tiun. will uorrt't-poud with joti ;ia to his
topic.
Saturday afternoon, T. L Ljon, pro
fePBor of iitfriiMiltiiri', univt'tPity of Nub
niHkn. t'otiEtirvatiiiti of Soil Miimturu.
Satutilay cvfinmr, Pnler YounprH Jr.,
tieiiKtiri'i' uf tho r.t i'o lioitioulttiral ro
oicty, Uetii'lltH of Subfoilini;,
I It net thnt oit may liavo a good
nii'Htin in 'Vir wnso nf tli word.
You in verv trulv,
F. W. Tavi.oi:.
"cTrfXR'RrT
LOCAL DISEASE
111(1 I- tin- li Milt nT I'liliR
ntiil tiiilil. n cIi.iiii.ch
It era In; lit ni liv it i.li'.w.
nut If tll'il Willi II Is mini
il iiiii'i'th into tliotmstills
b-liig inli'KI iiiisiirliid it
es U'lici nt unci'.
Ely's Cream Balm
UuckmmltiLtil in in ihn in ist thnrmmh cure
fur Nuiil ( Ml.ii ill t old In iie.ui .mil ,tv l'e, r
ol all ri'iu.ill-H II op.-iiMuii'l i'Ilmiisps tho na
snl iLiMvijii'i. ull.js imlii nnil Intliiiiiiiiiiiliiii,
liwili tlii'inri" pr ticti tin' mi'iiilir.ine lioni
1'iilito, reitori" tl c vrnsen of ;nstu nm miioIi.
Prli'ii Mv nt iiiiii.'i.lit''(ir b nnil.
KI.Y HIIOI lir.lf.. re WiuiiiH Mtn-et. New Urk
PINEOLA i.OUGH BALSAM
to Pxciillent mi ni lliro.it uml Iiiiil' Inllm .itlou
nun iiiritstlini.t,
CoiisiiiniitUus will
lu.lrl'llilv ilerlv.i
ili'lit'lltlrillll ItSllf"
.in It iiiiiklyiili:ttci
tliocMiKii. ri'iulers
o.xpei'tur.it loa easy,
usilitlng iiatiir fn
KHtoriug nasi eil
tissues. Tlicielsu
l.irmi per eeiitngii
or tliosu who .sun
poso their c.tses to
llll CllllSlllllptlOll
uhll mil mill silt.
'eiiiiK Irnm a cluniile cold nr drep suited
ciiuuli, of Icli auginviiti'il liycittnrrli. Ilnth rem
t'llles art) pliMs.int tn iis, I'tlce uf ('renin
H.ilm.Mc per bottli j I'lncol.t Il.il8.ini. 'jAe, at
Driniclsts. Iiiiii.iiitltles of S.'.W will deliver oa
receipt uf nttimint,
KI.Y nUOTIir.liS.or.Wiirn'ii t., New York.
.. PARKtR'S
M HAIR BALSAM
CiririHi and Uautiflu tha hair.
iTuiiiutci a lUKurl.nl RTuwtn.
Never Fall to ltntoro Uray
Ilalr to Ito youthful Color.
Cuni 'flip iIIumc. & hair tilUnf.
wn.nnyn.'ai urunyiwj,
HINDERCORNS,
ITnoolrmioCiiroturtonn. bu.p allplikl.nnirriron
liulUi tlio IccUUakei waLilsg ea.lXU. at Dmggliu.
AQTUMA DR- JAFT'SASTHMAIENB
HO I niTIrl piDCn,CTCr'nllK;reuiliiayour
mldrc-fl, wo wlllUUllLUiimlltrlnlImUlePnrC
Joe OR. TAFT BROS. M. Co.. Hochcijfer, Nt H tt
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
EPPS COCOA
tiIl ..BREAKFAST-SUPPER.
"Ilyu tliuiniiKli mm uI,mk, t tlinnatiial laws
wlilrhunvern tho iipi'i.itiiins of illu't'stliui uml
null liiiui, nml In it ciiicful itiipllcttiuiior thu
tine piiipertli'siil well 'I'l.'clcd ('oeoit, Mr. Dpiir
litis iirnvlileil lot uiir liiritUf.tst nml supper
il deili'.ilcly ll.'i viik il Imwijiya which iimv s.to
us many heavy ilncmi lil'N. it Is liy the 'jiullc.
lints am at suchi'iilc'i'isof illtt thiit a eimstitu.
tloiilii.i he urnilimli) Imllt up until vioiil'
t'liimuli to icll curi ii'iiileiiey t'j illseiue.
IliuiiliciM nt riihtto maladies tile IIimIiiik
atiilllnl lis le.tily ti .itt.ieK ulcicler llicie Is a
weak point Ve nut ipciipe in.iiiy h l.ilnl
shalt livltitipliiK iiuimIm's well fni'illcd with
pur" Mood mid a i ipe tv iiniirlshiiil li.tiue "
( lllN'rlci'tniellu .M nli miiiptt ulllt hull,
lit! water nr milk . 1 1 .mi) , ,, ,,,,
litis, liy i!iii'ih, l.ilio led thus
J ,1.11 li Pl"' A. (., I.i.l . lliimipopalhl.i
. t'lii'iinl. I neilnii i:iilnn
Pllililii.iif . ,.:,-i lIKimaiiil Ilrnn I.
EHNYROYAL PILLS
-"tw 'Ulniil uml Only .'cii ii.tu-. a
?1WL v"P.'l '. "'" J'i' W Af
fc'fCA""u "'"" ' " Hi n 1 'I ' l'inlhift'
;2''Oui . .l.-l i u i iu.. rti.i.m TnUo 7
VWiniuiner. A i..lirtj;,oi,..tir..iiru. v
rtrlWIttlllttl tmltjtlf i.M At llru.llHl..nvu.n I J
M l".t'?r,,i,"' l"'lul" I .lliuoolaU ant
A l."f." T. r"r '"'ll' " '" '"'" ' J rs turn
K,. Mali. l,iiir.iiiuOTUIi. ..iii"ni,c
.U 1 aif Ual IiiukUu. ' i'hilBdi, VR
Ki, , $. Am
HS3J
rnmh
SH19
r
Castoria.
" Castorla U no w ell ailniitol to children that
I n-commend It ossupcrlorUmuy preucxlption
kuonu to I ne."
II. A. Ancnitn, il. I.,
ill Bo Oxford St., llrooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physlci-uis In tho clilldnm'H depart
ment have FiioLen )ili;lily of their cxwrl
cue In their outsldu practleo with Castorla,
and although c only luuo among our
medical supplies wlmt to known as regular
product, yet wo aro frvo to confess that tha
merlta of Ciu.torla has won us to look wltk
favor Uwn It."
United Ilosrmt. and Dispsitsinr,
lioaton, Mass.
Aujm C. Smith, I'm.,
Murray Street, New York City,
IMililk-aliiMi of MiinmioiK.
In tho Diutnut Court of WobBtor coun
ty, Nebriibkn.
Elizabeth Bull, ")
piainttll,
Martha U.'llul!,
Fiaik F. Hull,
Albort V. Shumuto
defondanle.
AIiovh uaiiiL'd (liifunilantB, .Miirthn
Hull r.nd Fianl: F. Hull, will tnku
II.
no-
tii'njhat on t l.o 'J7ih itay of UcceinbtT,
IS'.)."), thu abi ie tiun) i pl.iui'.ill' liied her
potilion in the district uoutt of Wubster
uouuly, ubratdtu, iioiiinnt mid defend.
antH, tlio cbjfL't aud prnjer of which is
to fuiuclodLi a cortain iiiurliiKouxi'tiutod
by the defendants, Martha ll. Hull and
Frank F. Hull jhuiliand and wife) to
tho Ni'lirinliu and Kansas Farm Loan
Cotnpiinv upon tho west half of tho
norlltwcft (j iirtrof heetion numbered
twent) (lid), in towtiHhip numbered ono
(1), noitti in intiKt' numbered ten (10),
wi-Bt of tho (ith 1. M., Webster county,
Nebraska; to eucuro the payment of
certain prtimif,sory notes imted Octobor
lfith, 1883; one for tho sum of 8."i00.00,
dun the Hist dny of October, ISO.'t; one
fur the sum or 817. "0. due October lfit,
lfilll; one f-ir jilT.oO, duo April 1st, 185)1;
one lor i?',7 .('. .luo the 1st day of Octo
Ivr, IS'.i'J; n ,c for !?17."0. dueApnl l6t,
18i).'l; eiiii mie for 617 flu, ilin- tho 1st day
of OjI. I-'. ISu'l Tint' tl -re is how duo
iih-.uI note, and inor'u'iiK' lhe sum of
f.liHiOO. wiii inteie.st m .'ie into of ten
per cunt pii nmuiin frmn tlm lath day
of Octoku-, HiS. Von ate further noti
lled tlttit wild notes and niort(;iiRU wero,
on the lfith day of November, lbS3, for
a viiliinblit considoiatioii, ti'-iiyued to
C'linrliitiM Uilliiinm. who, on tho 28th
day of Oetuber, lhtVJ, iiPfined Kiiid notes
and tuorlKiiffH to William (3, Ball, ucd
William (!. Hall asMijiicd his interest in
nnd to said note; and mnrtctiKo to Eliza
beth Bull, who in now and bus ever sincn
been the leiral owner uf aid notes nnd
mortKiiue. PlnuitilT prn.wi for a tlecreo
that defendants be reotiied to pay tho
unmoor that premises ih:i bo bold to
satisfy tlionniuiiut fMitul tobedtiothiB
plain tilT.
Von are required to answer said poti
tion on or before the Kith day of Febru
ary, 1890, or said petition will bo taken
na true mid jiithriuont tendered accord,
inuly.
Dated Decetnbor 27th, 18!).').
Emzaiu.tii Ball.
Byllt)bt T, Potter, Her Atty
Mierlir half.
Nntlt'i' Is hi n-lij ulven that under and hy vir
tue or an order of s.ilu, Issued fioni thu olllce
nl t It. t'ridir, ijrik nr tho illslttct court of
the tenth judical ilisttlc'. within and for wel
Mereiiiini, Neluaska, upmi u ilerioe In an ac
tion peiiillne thfii'ln. wheieln .lames Tlionisen,
I'lnlntlll, nml ncnliist A, M. Wallers, lAina
niteis, M Snow. ( li tries f. Hales. Marie
Lnlllse l.'lli'lltiu. Iliin I llenreiivaild Kpll
nun l.'Ui'iiicux, (lelindnntu 1 shall oiler lor r'
Mile a; pulilie endue, to Hie huhest bidder forf
infill lu tin i ii I nt tin, etist ilnnr of the court-'
Imusoiit 1,'nl ( Inilil, III said Welnler enmity,
Nelini'ka, (tint licitiK the ImiIIiIIiil' wliereitt
I he last leitiiui said court was hidden) na thu
f.ih day m hiiinmi), a I . istxi. nt one o'clock
I' in ot sunt ilii). the (odowliiR ilescrtbed
propeil). tnwlt. Tho norllieast (piarter of
M'l'iinn sl (tl). (nwnaliln font (I). riuiKu twelve
(I'.'). wiM oi ilieoili I'. l In Wthster county,
iNl'l r.lMk.l,
(liven iindei ins liiiml ihlsi'd tiny of Jnniiary,
,..' ... ' W. ItuM'iucr, Shcrllt,
II I' Ihotniis. I'lnliiiin's Attotney.
D
11. .J. S. K.VIOU,
DeiillNt,
ItKH Gf.OUD,
Nkhkask
Over Tiolor't I'urnltliro Store.
Kxtracts lietli without pain.
Uriiuii and limine work n npeelaltv.
5'nrjel.iln tnl.i). and nil klmls of jjold lllllai!..
Makes cold and iiiliher plan rf mid comhliiutlotl
plates.
All work k'uiiratileoil tohn lirat-class.
Pfnililir.lrr. i:n;t.li llljinoml Ilrosd.
ENrWRWAL PfiLLS
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(C, !; irll.Mo, i.oica nk
lrul.i i.r I'tc.t Ur$ l-,,"u In,, t
.. Uran,l In lit , r I ,0J u.,i.lu.
niiiilhir. lt'fui,jgoutmi,iut
tkiU l; au Uctl
'ailudlb. I
Thoroiiuliliri'il .lorscy Hull.
I huvo n lino bull nnd ho can ha found
at 0. L. Winfrey's birn, rear Moon blk,
. t.v
W?
jww u,i,( inn in ai liriKiLu, or ..ucl If.
"lull, lo.llllll uiuHml.la. Ajm i-tiwr.
tn
i. ...rrnit.IUUUl.O.,Mutll.oltMquf,
J,tr Ii. A. Aultz,
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' "bimocrata; bwnocpiu.wu.