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A. AHMOUl ,
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Attorney at Law.
Drokon Dow.'Nobr.
Havlnll' JUllt hn,1 el"ht YOMII practical cxp r
rcnce nil COllnty JndlCo. wlllll'lvc IIpec\1 ! nttell
tll/nlo Ihe drnwllur nll,1 I.rohatlllll' of wills nnd
the nclmlnilltratiulluf r. lnteR of deccaRcct Ier.
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i CRAIN-D ND- COAL , I.
Feed in larg and small quantities at both wholesale
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Special attention. given to filing ! orders for coal 8
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} .D , & W. COLTJARS. PE'l'ERS SHOES.
We are now about ready for
I SPRINC , BUSINESS
having cleaned up entirely on fall and winter merchancHse.
New goods are now arriving daily and our many lines will
soon be cOll1plete. When you are loking' for
GOOa. Va1ues and Honset Prices
the year 'round in dry g ods , clothing , hats caps , shoes , rugs.
carpets. ll1attings , lineoleltll1s. notions , etc. , don't faU' to look
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J. G. LEONARD ,
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Successor to BOWMAN & ANDERSON. '
At the OLD STAN D.
Real Estate. City Lots and Property boug t and sold.
Farms r nted. 'l'axes paid for non-residcnts.
Will buy some good paper :
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Ancient Echoes or ,
Whose Fault Was It ?
Wrlttcn for Ihc HIIPUI'LICAN
\Iv \ M. O. MonlR'olllerv ,
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Contlnue.1 frol11 Iallt Weck
CllAl"l'HH v.
When we arrived at 'l'opelca
the citi.ens : informed Uft that the
Border l u ians were aga in
nfarching up the Kaw or Kansas
river tu destroy 14awrrnce , and
we only remaincd over nwh t anti
started again at sunrise to , reinforce -
force thc few who were preparing
to defend that city. ,
When we were a few miles 011
our way we ame upon a sceuc
that almost curdled our blood.
There , a crippled man who had
come from the states with hlq
wife , had squatted on a claim
and had bUllt a small house and
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stable. 'rhe ruffians- raided his
house the ev.ening before we
arrived , took from his bed where
he was confined with rheumatism ,
dragged him out on the porch
and shot him , mutilating him
before his wife by cutting off : his
nose , ears amI hands. They .
then took his. horses ftnd left.
Righ t there and then we began
to rea1i.e : that we had run square
aJainst a proposition so stern
that nothing would solve it but
blood , aiid the spring and summer -
mer of 1856 proved that we were
correct , for the soil was drmched
in human blood and the state
gained the app llation of bleed-
lUg Kans s. J passed through
several battles. li"ranklin , Wil-
son's Creek , Titus Fort , Baker
Creek and others in which war
was waged in all its fury. It
only lacked in number when compared -
pared to battles in the Civil war.
In the midst 01 this bloody
strife came another presidential
election. Joh11 C. Fremont was
chosen as the republican standard
bearer , while Bucannan was
the nominee of the democrat
party. Freemont was defeated
but the republicans gained both
in the house and secate. At
this election I had the honor o
casting my first republican vote.
The overwhelming republican
vote in the north astonished the
south. Ii"or the first time in the
history of the United States , an I
anti-slavery ca.Jdidate had not
only gained an elective vote , but
had almost gained the presidenc ) ' .
The democrats had failed to
carry the majority of the popular
vote and only a majority of the
electoral vote had gained for
them the victory.
In the north a spirit of earnestness -
ness nd enthusiasm was spreading -
ing and the scattered furces Qegan
to unite , which alarmed the I
south , who , seeing the , slavery I
party's power wanning gathered
its forces for the great struggle
which they felt was inevitable.
It 'became ' more aggressi ve
than ever.
'rhe African slave trade which
was prohibited in 1808 was again
opened , m ny northerrt ships
engaging in this traffic and
thousands of slaVES were lauded
on the southern cOast and purchased -
chased by southern planters.
Thus the south tried to
strengthen their waning power.I I
And how could that belp them ?
'Way back in 1790 a clause was
added to the Constitution recognizing -
nizing the slaves as being counted -
ed as population , and three vo es
were allowed the owner fur five
slaves. This increastd the
power of the south in all matters
of national legislation.
And on the hea.d of this came
the Dred Scott decision which
was rendered by Chief Justice
Tanevand which declared t at
slaves were property and subject
I to the protection of government
I the same as other property. The
, north would not sanction such Ia
decision , for the slave had been
declared human by the constitution -
tion , and the government was in
duty bound to protect his freedom -
dom , its duty being to protect
\ liberty as well as property ,
I The ground taken by the republican -
publican party gave the Sf-uth an
advantage which they were not
slow to seize. They declared
that as the decision had been
I . rendered bV the highest judIcial
authority in the United States
I and as the republicans had re
: . fused to accept its .rulings , no
matter what the result , the republican -
publican party must accept the
responsi bilHy.
At this time the no'rthern
democrats who had heretofore
voted with the south now refused
to follow them farther and thus
was the party divided. There had
never been an u risiug of the
slaves , but at 1111S time there
were 4,000,000 slaves and 250 , OO
free blacks. These now began
to QC looked upon as a great
source of danger , for John Brown
who had settled in Kansas down
on the Ossawattomie creek and
who was trying to make a home ,
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in 1856 , the border ruffians , made
a raid on him in the night , ldlling'
one of his SCJltS and cap uring
another and after burning ; 111
his buildings , they left carrying
their prisoners with them to
Arkansas and forced him to work
with thcir slaves , john Brown
saved himself by running ilmid
a shower of bullets to the trcck.
Coming to the surface of the
water uuder thc overhanging sod
where he remained for hours , 0 : '
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until the ru ians had accomplished - ,
plished their fiendish work and I
dcparted. A few days' later he' '
arrived at Lawrence almost' '
destitute of clothes. In perpetrating -
petrating this act of uncalled for
licndishness , they stirred up the
wrath of one , thoug.h one of the
mildest of men , who was destined
to become a foe not to be despised -
pised and one who sent a sbock
o ( aprehension though the south
that had never before been faIt ,
and although his capture of
Harper's Ferry was a.hair-bra.ined
undertaking which could but end
in fallure , it gave the south a
sudder to think wh lt might hav
been. All remember the capture ,
trial and cxecution of John
llrOW11 How Governor Wise of
Virginia , hung him , or consented
to bis hanging , for 'l'reason , the
very , same offense of which
the Governor was .guilty but two
or three years atter.
John Brown was hung but Lis
soul w nt morching on.
In July 1856 tbe citizens of
Kansas met again in convention
and by a majodty pf over 4,000
forever excluded slavery. Of
t hose strenuous times I ha ve no
more to say.
In 1860 our beloved -and
martyred pr siden't , Abraham
Lincoln , was elected , the south
declared war , and thus we were
plunged in bloody strife. Such
as the world had never before
witn'essed. I close by asking ,
Whose fault was it ?
M. G. oN'rG01\mRY.
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First-class in Every Respect.
Short Orders , C"r"1 S
Lunch Counter in Connection.
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July Specials :
Good Chances
Eastward :
Many low round trip rates to
eastern resorts during July.
Jamestown Exp sition tick.
ets incluc'e New York and
sea shore resorts with. va.ri.
able routes ; excursions to
Saratoga , Philadtlpha ,
northern Michigan , Canacla
and St. Lawrence H.iver re"
sorts , Niagara F lls and
Boston. Consult Agent : H
to making use of these excursion -
sion rates for your easterl1
trip. .
Low Rates Westwa rd :
Dunng- lly , low round' tri f.
rates to Pacific Coast , Sal1
Francisco , Portland , Seattlel
etc. , Yellowstone Park , Sal1
Lake , Colorado resorts , Big
Horn Basin , Black Hills ,
Sheridan and Spokane. Con.
sult Agent.
Big Horn . . Basin and
Billings , Distriot :
'We personally conduct hmc ,
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seekers' excursions on (
first aml third Tuesdays 01
each month to these locali.
ties to assist yon to secun
tin irrigated lands at lo"v
cost. Write D. Clem Deaver ,
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General'Agent Land Seekers
Information Bureau. Halj
rates with maximum of $2 (
from Nebraska ; homeseekers
excursions west , northwes1
and southwest.
Call or Write for Details.
H. L. ORMSUY , Ticket Agcnt ,
L. W.V AKIU.ItY , G. P. A.
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look at our stock , 2x-1- Oak ,
Catu1fur , Western H. C. I
Splits , Whit , : Cedar.
Also a full line of Shingles -
les , Windows and Doors and
everytl ing in" the builders
line. Paving brick for side-
walks.
Dierks .lurn'bet
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Phone 23.
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Shingles Lime
Flooring Plaster
Ceeling 8ash
Dimension Doors .
Posts Coal
Siding , .
Everything first-class.
Come and see us.
H. T. BRUCE & OQ.
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HARRY KIMBALL ,
Practical Undertaker
Licnsed Embalmer
Business phone , 301. Residence 334B
nrgkoll ZSow , Neb.
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DR. C. B. JOB ,
Physician and Surgeon
Office and resi ence oppo9ite U. n.
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Legal Notices.
NO'l'ICE OF PETITION. .
Estate of Edward F. Palmer , deceased. in
County Court of Custer County. Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska , To aU persons in.
terested In saId estate , take notice , that a
IJetltlon haR been lIled for the appoIntment
of John . Palmer as adminIstrator oflaid
estate , which has been set for hearing here.
in. on August 7th , 1007 , at 100'ciock a. m.
Dated July 17. 1007.
[ MEAL ] A. H. HUMI'IIUEY , COijnty Judge.
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NOTICE TO NON.HESlDENT DE.
FENDAN'l'S ,
To Mrs. A. L. Carson , wIdow , first name un.
known ; Mrs. Walter Carson , widow , Ilrst
name unknown ; the minor children of Mr/i. /
\Valter Carson , whose names are unknown ;
Miss Myra Carson , single ; the unknown heirs
of A. L. Carson , deceasedfull name 'mknown
and the unknown heIrs ofValter Carson ,
deccased :
I You and each of you will take notice
that on the 11th day of.JulyIOO7 , Kingman &
Company , filed a petition. by thelr'attorney ,
agaInst ) 'ou and each of you In the DIstrIct
Court of Custer county"Nebr. , the object and
prayer of which hi to cancel two certain
l mortgages as follows , to-wIt : One for the
sum of One 'l'housal1l1 ( IOOO.UO ) Dollars dated
; March 1st , 1888. given by Gustavus JoV. Wilde
ami wife to the I.ombard Investment Co. ,
. recorded In ook 20. at page 231 of the He-
cords of Custer county. Also a certain mort.
I gage for the sum Of One Hundred ( IOO.UO )
Dollars llated January 16th , 1t\H ! , given by
Gustavus W.Vllde , wIdower , to the provl.
dent 'l'nlst Co. , and recorded In ook 51 , at
Page 237 , of the Hecords of Custer county.
1I0th of saId mortgages secured on the north.
east quarter ( nc ) of section four (4) ( ) , township -
ship nIneteen (1\1) ( ) range eighteen ( It ! ) , Custer
county , Nebrallka. .
SaId mortgagell were assigned to A. n.
Cal'llon , former manager of the saId ICing.
man & , at theIr branch onlce In the
cIty of Oma \ ta , State of Nebraska , That said
mortgagell were aSlllgned to saId A. I..Carson
In the usual course of business for and in
behalf of said lJngman & Company.
1 SaId A. L. Carson being now deceascd , said
. IJngman & Company prays for a llecree of
thelCourt , I1I1I1Ing salct mortgages were purchased -
chased by the said A. L. Carson t'or KIngman
& company. 'l'hat In takIng the said assIgn.
ment In hIs own name , he acted for saId
Klugman & Company alllinot in hIs own be.
half. 'l'hat said mortgages may be cancelled
of reconl and the title of said land quIeted ill
said ICingman & Company.
You are requIred to answer this petition on
. or 1.Icfore tll tllliay of August , 1001.
Dated July 11 1007.
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KINGMAN & CQ)1I'ANY.
ByVn.LIB CADWEI.L , 'l'helr Attorney.
Attest , OEO. 11. MAIn. ( BJAL ]
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NO'l'ICE OF PHO ATE 01 , ' WILL.
'FilE S'I'ATE Olr NEUUABICAlBB
CUBTElt COUNTY. r'
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pertions Inlerested In the Eslate of James M ,
Cahlwell , Decealled. -
Whereas , Uobert . 1Iolden , ohald Count ) . ,
hall filed In my oalce an Instrument purport ,
Ing to be the last Will and 'l'estament 01
James M. Caldwell , deceallcd , late of lIalc ]
county , and a petition IJraying to have th
same : uhuttell ! to probate. whIch Will relate !
to boUI real and I/ersonal estate. wltt'reUpol1
I have aI/pointed the : :11th da ) ' of July , 1007 , al
D o'clock In the fonlloon , at my onIce in ! laId
, county , all the time and plac you and al :
concerned may aPIJear and contcst the pro
1.Iate of the same.
In 'l'estlmony Whereof , I have hereunto sel
my hahd and anIxed my orocial seal , thll
. 6tb day of JulY , 1001.
. IBlIl.AL ) A. n. nUlll'UIUCT , County Judge.
II .v'irat pub July 11-3t
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SUMMONS BY PU LICA'rION.
In DI.trlct Court of Cu.ler County. NebrUka
Wllbelmlne C. Abrendl , PlaIntiff.
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Tlte Lombard Iuvelllment Comp.
RUY. a Cllr Oratl n , and 1I1r" , I
1 llen A. Sleven8 , DefendantR.
' 1'ho Lombard InveRtment 'Company a cor.
poratlon , and Mrs. Etlen A. Slevell8. w111 tnke .
notice 111\1 : au tlto 241h day of Juue. 1901
Wilhelm ne C. Altrcndt , plalntlfl' hereln filcd I
Iter petition In tbe Dlslrlct Court of 'usler
County. NebraRka , agalnllt tbe Lombard In. '
veslment Company , a corporation. nnd Mr . I
Ellen A. Slevens , the object and pratcr of J
whlcb arc to IIave a cerlaln 1II0rtgRrre dteil up. !
on tbe followlug dellcrlbed real eslate sltuato '
In CUlltcr County , Nebraska , to-wit : RW" se , I'
8C IIW and Ys of w or section 13 , towU8hlp 1
IS , N , of ranR'e 23 , west of 6th IJ. 1\1. . execuled )
and detlvcrcd by George A. Luck nnd Alml a '
Luck qn or about 'ebruary 7111 , 1889. to the
Lombard Invelltmcnt Company and by them
aS81rned ! to Mr . Ellen A. Sleveu , to ecure
the Rum of $6.50.ro duo and payable February
l l , 1894 , bearlull' Intere t at the ralo of 6 per
cent per annum , payable seml.nnnuatly , lovl.
denced by 10 Interest \1otell , the first of which
wa9 In tbe um of $ IR.85 and each romnlnlng
one In tbo lIum of $1'1.50 nnd duly recordcd on
tile 13th dav of February , 11i8 ? lu book 26 , ou I
palle 471. or tbo mortll'all'o recordll of ald Cuslcr ,
couuty. be ca\1cetled a\1d dlscharll'cd of record , .
aud that the cloud on plalutlff'9 title to said
real estate by of lIald '
reason mortlrall'o bo ro-
Il\oved\ for the rea on that plal\1t1ff Is the :
owucr \ n fee "Imple to said rcal eslato and I
that more than tcn ear9 have elnpserl since I
the due dale of saId morlll'ale and of cAch and
atl um gecurcd thcreby and that 9ald mort.
Ifall'e and allintere t thercon baR bcen paid lu
full and for 9ucll olher and further relief a9
may be Just and equitable.
You nre required to nnswer said petition 'on
or before the Slh day of AUl'ust , 19\17.
\VILIIRLMINE C. AURENDT.
Dy SIMON CAIIIRRON , Attorney , _
Flrllt lIub Juno 27-4t , .
NOTICE TO CREDlTOHS.
County Court , CUllter County , Nebraska.
The credltorll of the estate of Arthur D. I
Bangs , deceased. .
Take notice , that I wlU sit at the Count..v
Court room , In Droken Dow , In said county , I
on the 5th day of August , 1\101 , and on me
6th day of January , IIMI each at 10 o'clock a. I
m. of each day , to rece { v and examIne all
claIms against said estate , with a view to
theIr adjustment and allowance ; and that I
on the Ilrst date above the IJl'tltlons ofvldow :
wlU 1.Ie heard fet homestead , excmptlons. al. I
lowance and other Statutory rIghts and also \
her petition to have sale of personal property I
approvell where same was made b ) ' her I
prior to appolntmcnt as admInIstratrix. t
'I'he time limIted for the presentation of (
claIms against Id estate Is six months from
the lith day of'July , 1001 , and the time llmlted
for payment of Ilebtsis one year from saId
date.
Dated July 3 , 1007.
IBEAL ] A. H. I1UAll'UUUY , Count ) . Judge.
"irst lJUb July 4-tt
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HOAD .NOTIOE.
' 1'0 whom it ma concern : \
The CommlssConer appoInted to view and If
deemed for the public good to locate a road
petitioned for by Albert I\eeb \ , et aI , com. \
men.lng at the southeast corner of section -
32. townshIp 18. range 10 , and running thcnce
north on the section llne to wIthIn about 15 I
rods of the northeast corner of said scctlon
32. _ ,
If It Is found upon examination that the I
section line Is an Impractical place fora road j
then as near on the section line as possl1.l1e ,
road to be 40 ft. vlde , has reported In favor .
of the esta1.lllshment thereof , and all obje .
tlons Ulerl'to : , or r.lalms for damages , must be
filed In the county clerk'lI onIce on or before I
noon of the 12th day of September , 1001 , or '
such road wlU be established without reference - ,
ence thereto.
In Witnesll Whereof , I have hereunto set
my hand and seal ofsaid county , thIs 11th
day of JUIYI007. , Jos. PlOAlAN.
[ BEAL ) County Clerk.
1'lrst pu1.l July lI-tt
ROAD NOTICE.
To whom It may concern : .
The County Doard of SupervIsors , did at
theIr mectlng on July lItb , 1001 , upon the
petition of 'l'om Smith , et aI , declare the
followIng section line to be1 pUbllc hIghway , '
to.wlt : .
Commencing at.the southeast corner of the
sw of the se of section 33 , townshIp 16 ,
range 22 , and running hence east on the
townshIp llne one quarter mile , to the southeast -
east corner of said section 33 , thence north
on the section Une one quarter mile , more or
less , to connect with public road No. 480 , and
all oblectlons thereto , or claIms for damages \
mustJJe tiled In the county clerk'lI onlce on ,
or before noon of the : ) Gth day of September , !
1001 , or such roadj wlU be establlshed wIthout .
reference thcreto.
In wltnellVhereof , I have hereunto Bet
my hand and seal of lIald : county , thill18th day
of JUI , 1001. JOB , PlOMAN ,
)8EAr ) , . County Clerk.
Dy' . H. OSUORNE. Ju. , Deputy.
Pirst pub July 18-tt
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT , j
All person Iblerestcd In the ealate of Frank I
M. Whitney. deceased , will lake notice that C. t
T. Leecl. admlnl lrator , has flied hl9 final ac. ,
count and petition for settlement of the estate !
of said deceased , In the County Court of Custer . ,
couuty. Nebraska , and In whIch petltlou It ap.
pears that all the I.roperty. morllfalled aud !
otherwise. have bcen sold by motttratrees or
admlnl9lralor. tbat the exemptions and Statu. ,
tory rllht9 of the widow have been allowed , \
and that thcre Is no property or money to pay I
any otller debl9 and clalm9 all'alnst 9ald estate.
Hearlutr on said matter has been set for AUlI'ust
17th , 11107. at 10 o'clock a. m. whcn alllntcreBted
partlcs w111 be heard.
Dated July 12th , 1907.
[ SBAL ) A. R. HUMPJlREY. Couuty Judlc.
July 18-4t
United Slates r.and Office , l
Droken ow , Nc raBka , , Juue 14,1907. r
NbtlC 19 hercby given that ALMSTED
RICHARDSON. of Droken ow , has filed
notice of hlB Inlentlon to makc final commuted
proof In 9upport of his claim , vlz. homcstead
entry No. 3374 , madl October 7 , 1903. for the -
ne ne sectlou 7 , township 17 N. , ranll'
: :0 Woo and that said proof wll1 be made before
Reilistcr and Rccelver at Broken Dow , Olt July
: :11 : , 1907. lIe names the followln& ' w1tneQSe9 10 .
prove hl9 conllnuou9 resldcnce upon and cultl.
vatlon of , thu land , vlz : Robert A. lIunler , ' of
Broken ow Nebraska ; Ralph J0l1080U , of
Droken Dow , NebraBkn ; John Richardson ; of
Brokcn Dow. NebraB..aVllIlam ; Roau , of
rokeu ow , Nebraska.
Nebraska.JOliN
JOliN RER8R , neirlster.
Jo'irst pub Juuc 2O-6t
SUMMONS DY PUDI.ICNI'ION.
In DIstrict Court , Custer County , Nebrallka.
Lymnan N. Pierce , PlaIntiff.
VII.
Levillambleton , Trujtee , and
the Central Iowa Loan & 'l'rust
Co. , a corporation , Defendants.
' ' and the Central
Levlllambleton , 'I'rulltee ,
Iowa Loan & 'l'rust Co , wll1 take notice that i
on tbe 11th ( lay of Jul ,1001 , L man N. pierce ,
plaIntiff hereIn , tiled 111s petitIon In the Dill' ,
trict Court of Custer County , Nebraska ,
'l'rustee and the
agaInst Levi Hambleton , ,
Central Iowa Loan & 'l'rust Co. , a corpora. I
tlon , the o1.lject and prayer of whIch are to
quiet and conllrm plaIntiff title In fee IIlmple
to the followIng descrIbed real estate , sltuatc
In Custer county , Nebrallka , Itowlt : he
ne of lIection 33 , township 16 , north of rane
25 , west of 6th P. 11"01' tile reallotthat'Tn
d ed of N. C. 'l'owne and -'l'own to lIald
LevI I1ambleton. 'I'rustee. dated about Janu-
arv 10. 18\13. and recordcd May SO , 1893 , . II , - - - "
U ok : ' ' 1 , Page 132 , of the Deed records of salll ' '
county. Bald deel faUs to sbow the natur
and pUI'lJolle of said trust anlIn \ the deed of
lIald Hambleton , trustee , to plaintiff : datcd
about AIJrll 1st. 1893 , and on April 21th , 18\)3 \ ,
recorde In book 41 , on page 500 , of the Dee
records of Isald county , lIald deed falls to
IIhow the nature and 'purpose of said trust.
Plalntlff'alleges said trullt wall' fUll ) ' per.
formed and saId trustee had la wful authorIty
to con vey saId real estate to hIm In fee
simple.
PlaIntiff I1lleges Ulat through self and
grantors he hall owned and OCCUllle(1 saId
la\1l1 for more tban ten yeai'll last l/allt' and .
ha l claImed a.nd exercl8cd open , notorious
and ad verse IJOSseslllon In and to the same :
PlaIntiff a8ks tbat the cloud on hIli title to
said real estatlf' be removed , that the title. In
I fee 111m pIe be quIeted and contlrmed In hIm
and for such other and further relief all may
. 1.Ie just and cqulta1.lle.
. Defendants wlll take notice that on August
r OOth. 1001 , he wlll take. delJOsltlons of A. I . , N.
l Hambleton , witness , to 1.Ie utied'as evidence
! In the trIal of the above.entltled caulle at the
I onlce of J. D. Uolton , a Notary Publlc , In
L Ollkaloolla , county of Mahaska , IItate of IowaJ
between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m , 01
I /laId day and the takIng of saId c1eposltlbnll
I will be adjourned from day to day between
. the samc'hourll until completed.
You are required to answers saId petition
ou or before the lOth 4ay ofugust , 1007.
I Dated J ly II , 1001. n'.J
LYt4N N . 4 nmcr - : : , , .
Dy SIll0N C 1JCI10N , Attorney ,
-Fir1lt pub July lI-tt