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Every facility extended cualomers consistent with conservative bankln ,
Sxohange bought and sold. Loans upon good security solicited at reasonab' *
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GENERAL MERC
Everytliiiig fresh , and clean , and prices
that are right. Special attention given
to pumps , tanks , and ranch supplies ,
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Golden Sheaf Ture White Rye ,
Susquehanna Rye.aud Cedar Creek
Louisville. Kentucky , Bourbon Whisky.
Pure Grape & Cognac Brandy's
TokaAugelIicaPortSheny and Black
berry in wood , claret. Rie ling ,
Sauternes. Cooks Imperial ;
Gasts and Clicquot in bot-
tlos. Darniana and oth
er Cordials.
Aiso Agent for Fred Kings Celebrated > Jx-
Fa , ' 3ale Bejr far f imi'y ' U33 , and Pbsts
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C. M. SAGBSER ,
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IJair cutting and shaving.
HOT AND GOLD BATHS.
FIRST CLASS MILL
I have established a Feed and Saw Mill
0 miles south of Cody , at the mouth of
Medicine Canyon , and am now prepared
to Kriml Feed. Corn Meal and Graham ,
c- turn out all kinds of Lumber and di
mension stuff , and Native Shingles
Give us a trial order.
J. F. HOOK
FOR SALE 150 tons of good hay.
B. Grooms.
JEttlt'ttyetl
Two horses ; one brown horse branded O on
left shoulder , one Mack horse branded IX ou
left shoulder. SS left hip. I-will jrive the first
described horse to the man who lluds and re
turns the black described above.Jonx
Jonx MOXKOK.
Kyle , S. I ) .
Taken up hy the undersigned. 7 miles east of
Merriinan. one sorrel horse with front leg bro
ken , branded T on rhiht shonWer.
Also one buckskin mare branded
on left shoulder- m *
Parties can have same by proving
property and paying costs.
31 G. w. Monnier , Merriman , Xeb.
Strayed Two cows , about 6 years
old , one dark red. one roan wieh horns
tipped. Branded TO on right hip. J.
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Wanted 500 men to harvest sugar
beets and for general farm work.
Apply to Standard Cattle Company ,
Ames , Nebraska. 42
Taken up , at my place ten miles
southwest of Cody , one 2-ear old heif
er , speckled red and white ,
white face , branded left side ,
right ear clipped , with white li A/
face calf by her side M W
Arthur Heath
Louis Jjordeaux
Rosebud , S. D.
Horses branded
Alfred Bordeaux and Bros
Rosebud , S D
Prideaux San ford
Kennedy. Neb
Stock branded on
left side
Horses branded
on left shoulder
Teeter ? Bros.
Newton , Neb.
Horses same on
left shoulder
Raneo between
the Gordon and the
Snake
Be not too Lite with your
inter
We are row ready for
Winter Orders
If you want good vegetables , then
llanseu's is the place. Any
kind of first class vegetables can
ine secured b3 * giving order to
JENS THOMSEN C. ELLING
Manager Salesman
E. HANSEN
WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT
EOBEET GOOD , Editor and Publisher
FUSION TICKET
STATE
i For Supreme Judge
> Silas A. Holcomb
For Itegents State University
Edson Rich
J. L./Teeters
CONGRESSIONAL
For Congress. Sixth District
William Neville
JUDICIAL
For Judges , Fifteenth District
W. H. Westover
J. J. Harrington
COUNTY ,
For County Clerk
Peter J. Donoher
For County Treasurer
O. W. Halm
For County Sheriff
John H. Skirving
For County Superintendent
] \Irs. \ Lizzie Crawford
For County Judge
W. R. Towne
For County Surveyor
J. S. Estabrook
For County Coroner
Dr. A. N" . Coinpton
For County Commissioner , Second Dis
Alex Burr
Hasn't Daniels done anything to save
the county ?
With Dr. Coinpton in the coroner's
chair , the thought of death will lose
half its-terrors.
\V. R. Towne had 373 majority , for
judge two years ago. Let's make his
election unanimous this year.
The Republican last week said that
but Miss Brown "has "
no one a right"
to ask for votes for superintendent. If
that assertion is followed to a logical
conclusion it will be found that nobody
has a right to ask for anything that ft
republican wants.
The republican congressional com-
mitteee is attempting to play a confi
dence game on our local carpenters , hay
dealers , painters , etc. , by sending out
circulars announcing that if Kinkaid is
elected to congress Fort Niobrara will
be enlarged and fully garrisoned with
cavalry. This is pretty flimsy , as our
people know that if the republican im
perialistic policy is continued , we will
never havtj enough soldiers at home to
garrison one-half our posts. Don't bite
at the bait , and 3011 won't get caught.
Until two years ago every treasurer
in the state figured his fees on county
and state taxes separately , and nothing
was thought of it. Then a fusionist
state official decided that tin's procedure
was illegal , and stopped it. This is
what Halm's opponents refer to when
they accuse him of having been a party I
to the illegal holding out of fees. If he
was guilty , so was every other treasurer
the state has had. The new ruling was
all that prevented Thackrey from doing
the same thing , through an excusable
misinterpretation of the law.
The cattle shipping season is practic [
ally over , although a few shipments are
yet to be made. The season has been
a good one for sotckmun although ship
ments have been licrht. The range has
been all that could be desired and cattle
came out of the winter in good condi
tion , early took on fat which they held ,
the frquent rains causing little or no
tarvel for water and they steadily in
creased in weights finally finishing out
in excellent shape for range beeAcs.
The market , too , .has been very satisfac
tory , holding fairly firm at good prices.
Take it all in all the cattelman has little
conplaint to file against 1899 and with
another good winter has llattering
prospects for1 the year 1900.
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Pete Donoher's experience in the U. (
S. land office , his experience in the ab
stract business , and with the government - 0
ment internal revenue collector , gives s
him exactly the qualifications needed
for a hrstclass county clerk With him
in the office the people of the county
can rest assured that the records Avill
always bekeptstraight ; they will know _
that papers which belong to the local
laud office will not through ignorance
be sent to Georgia or some other out of
the wav place. If Pete Donoher is
clerk , he will not need to be coached
for two years to make him understand
his duties , and as soon as the routine
work becomes familiar he will be able
to impart rather than constantly seek
information. With his knowledge of
the county , its people and history he
will be a credit to his position , and re
store to it some of the prestige it lost
when Pettijohn and Elliott retired. If
Pete is elected it will demonstrate that
ability , not wealth is the qualification
most recognized in this county. If he
is elected it will be a fitting tribute tea
a worthy young Jian , a tribute to one
of our finest characters , and a rebuke
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to those sinners who are throwing mud
at him. Vote for Donoher for clerk-
In the Republican last \veek was an
article of considerable length , attempt
ing to defend Treasurer Thackrey from
charges emanating from what the editor
of"that i paper is pleased to term "irrej
sponsible sources. " In this article we
find the following , statement :
Another report being circulated is intended -
tended to imply that Treasurer Thack-
rey has kept out of the state treasury
$9000 for six months. The facts are
that he has not had $9,000 of state
money on hand at any one time , nor
has he kept state money on hand six
months at any time.
The Republican deliberately misrepresents -
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resents the facts , or else Thackrey's
sworn financial statement , and his admission -
mission to us are untrue. In the semiannual -
annual treasurer's statement published
July 21 , we find that on January 1 the
treasurer had on hand § 95.04 , of state I
money , up to June 30 he collected the (
sum of § 5,050.58 in taxes , and S3-
495.08 for rental of school lands. Not
a cent of this money was remitted to
the state treasurer , and the statement
shows that-on June 30 there was on
hand the sum of § 8,641:30 : , or a little
less than $9,000. Not only was this
amount on hand , but it was held by
Thackrey in express violation of law ,
which says the treasurer shall remit
state monies in February and October
of each j'ear , and whenever at other
times the state treasurer cails for it.
Thackrey has a standing order to re
mit every GO days , and in addition to
this the state on May 3 called upon him
for all state funds on hand at that time.
These are the facts and can be proven
by the records , the statutes , and docu
ments in our possession.
We don't know what Thackrey was
doing with the mone } * , and don't care ,
but we do know that the state was
paying interest on outstanding war
rants while this money was idle , to put
the matter softly.
Mrs. Crawford has been president of
one section of the state teachers associu
ation , and has been recognized as one
of the best teachers in the state by be
ing frequentl } ' called upon for papers.
Miss Brown is a real nice little lad } * ,
but from an educational standpoint she
is far inferior to Mrs. Crawford , and
she and all her friends know it. This
is no disgrace to Etta because it is an
Ji * li V 1. V - * fel * , * / \ V * V * W U *
lionor for her to be even a recognized
opponent of Mrs. Crawford.
i < or all fresh cuts or wounds , in
either the hunvm fubjcct or in animals
as a dressing , Ballard's Snow .Liniment
is excellent ; Avhile for sores on working
horses , especially if slow to heal , or
suppurating , its healing qualities arc
unequaled. Trice 25 cents and 50
cents.
White's Cream Vermifuge is a highly
valuable preparation , capable , from the
promptitude of its action , of clearing
the system in a few hours of every
worm. Price 25 cents.
Order of Hearing.
State of Nebraska. Cherry county , sa.
Iu the matter ot tlie estate ol Annie E. Handy ,
deceased.
dl Ou rea'Mnpand filing the petition of Lewis W.
Handy , praying that ihe ini-truinent filed on
tlie ; Xt n day of September. ISO ! ) , and purporting
to he the last will and testament of the said de-
ceaed. mnv be proved , approved , probated ,
allowed , and recorded as the last will and testa-
nientof the said Anua E. HniHiy. deceased , and
thai tlie execution of said instrument may be
committed an tlie administration of said estate
may be granted to Lewis W. Handy and Alfred i
Lewis , s executors.
OKDEHEi ) . That October . A , 1) . 1890 , at 10 ;
o'clock a in..is assigned tor heat hu/said petition , i
wbeii all persons interested in said matter mav i
appear at a county court tubehel.lin : iud for.said I
county , and show cause why the pr.tyer of petij j
tioner should not be granted ; and that notice of ;
the pendency of saia petition mid the hearing.
thereof , be given to all persons interested in . ' aid j -
matter by publishing a copy of this order iu tlie |
Western News-Democrat. : i weekly newspaper I
printed in said county , for three succcsttive ; ,
' weeks , prior to said day of hearing. i ,
SEAL W. 11. TOWNE. | \
, ( A true copy ) . County Judge , i
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Notice to Non-Resident Defendants. ; l1
( Clarke & Tucker. Attorneys ) j j
To Mary A. Farris. Mathew It. Kan-is. .lames | f
V. S. I'addock and Mrs. Paddock , wife of James
V. S. I'addock , first and true name nnk'iown , li
nan-icsirteiit defendants ; Yon will take notice j u
that on the lUth navof October , 18w. ! Isaac X. ? o
l.ryjin. plaintitt' heiein , filed his petition 1
district court of Cherry county. Nebraska , j >
against t > aid defendants , the object nnd irayer e
of which are to foreosu ! a pertain innrtuage exI I s
eruted by defendants. Mary A. Karris and ' d
Mathew U. Fairis. tu the plaintilf , upon lots 'J , $
and 5 , and st' .i of the nwU of section six (0) ( , , o
town-hip iliirtv-three ( > ) . KUIKC twenty-seven , ci
(27) ) . in Cherry county. Nebniska , to secure the e
payment of one prommissory note dated March .
a , ' 18915. for the sum of & & 2.40. due and payable
011 Janu.uyl , 1807 : that there is now cine upon
said note and mortgage the .sum of . fr l.4 ! _ ' . p
which sum. with interest Ironi this date , plainu
till' prays lor a decree that defendants. Man A. n
Karris ami Mat hew If. Karris , be required to ,
pnv the s UUP , or that said premises may be sold 3
in satisfy Ihe amount found due. o
You sue required to unswcrsaH petition on or h
before Moudav , November li7. ISJC ) . tl
ISAAC N. IJHVA.V , riaintiif. ft
Dated October IU , 1880. 3'J d
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Xotice to Non-Resi'lent. &
ScotUT. Jones , non-resident defendant , will s
take notice that on the : i8th day of September.
\V.F.Saw\erllledpetitioii in ihe district °
court of Cherry county , Nebraska , the ohjeet
and prayer of which are to foreclose- certain
tax lien acquired by virtue of a certificate of tax
sale issued uvlt. N. Watson , county treasurer -
of said county , for the payment of delinquent
taxes upon the following described real estate : .
The nwj.i Sec 29 , Tp 31. 1C 30. sai.l county , for the
yea 1SU2 and 18S9 , 1830 , and l ji. ) and lor s-bse-
queiit taxes for the years 1802 and ISU3. No part
of said taxes has been paid and there is now due
plaintiff from desendaut tlie sum of $60.00 to-
irethcr with $0.00 attorney fee * , for which plain- { .
till"pniis judgment. You aie required to answer - ,
sweraid petition on or before Alomlav , November - V
vember Uth , 18S9. 30 W. G. SA\YYKK , 1'iff. ,
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT r
Joe Rose and Carrie Hose will take notice that J
on he 28th diyof : September , 1S90 , W. li. Towne. t ,
county judge of Cherry county , Nebraska , issued *
an order of attachment for the sum ol > " " > .so in *
an action ueiidmg beforehim , wherein Edwjir.l r
Satterleeis ulanttiff. and Joe Ito eaud Carrie '
Ifose are defendants , that properlv of the defendants - ;
fendants , consisting of one yearling heifer and {
seven calves , all branded on the right side , h"S |
been attached under said order. Said causu l
was continued to the 14th day of November , ,
1889 , at 10 o'clock A. M. l
EDWARD SATTKKLEK , Tlaintiff.
October 11 , 1890.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
Theodore II. Coor.er and IT. M. Henley , rca
name unknown , deitjndants , will take notice that
on the 18th dav of October , 1803 , the County o
J Cherry , plaintiff herein , fifed its petition in the
district court of Cherry cotiniv , Nebraska ,
against j Tli.-odore II. Cooper and II. M Heiiler ,
real name unknown , defendants , the object ant
prayer of uhh-harc to foreclose the tax liens
uereinntter described :
In its first cause of action stated \ \ said peti
tion j , the plaintilf seeks to foreclose a tax lien
upon tliu low a and 4 of section 4. lots 1 of sec
tion i 5 iii tonship 25. raiiKp 23. and swli of swj *
of | bcetion ; zj in town.ship ; , range 28 , west ol the
sixth principal meridian In Cherry county , Ne
i braska ; that the taxes involved In said first
J cause of action arc the taxes tltat were levied
on said premises iu the year 181H ; time there is
now , due the plaintiff nuon its tax Hen tbejum
of * ? 05 , for which , with interest from tbu first
day J of October , 1800 , on S4.34 thereof at 10 per
centum per annum , the phintllf pniya for a de
cree tbac defendants be required to pay the same
or that said premises may be suld to satisfy the
amount found due.
In its second cause of action stated In said
petition , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax
lien upon Hie lots 3 and 4 of sec. 4. lot 1 in sec. 5 ,
township 25. raiitfc ' 28 , and K\v 4 of sw 4 of sec
tion j 33 In tow nship 2C. rang 24 , west of the sixth
principal meridian in Cherry county. Nebraska ;
that the taxes involved in said second cause of
action are the taxes thai were levied in the year
1893 : that there is now due the plaintiff upon Its
tax lien the sum"of $3.70 , for which sum , with
interest j from the Ilrst day of October , IS'M. on
§ 3.70 thereof , at 10 per centum per annum , the
Main tiff prays fora decree that the defendants
be required to pay the same or that said prem
ises i may be sold to satisfy the amount found
due.
due.In it
In its third cause of action stated in said peti
tion , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax lieu
upon the lots 3 and 4 of section 4 , lot. l of sec
tion 5 in township 23. range 23. and swli of sw'i
of section 33 in township 26 , range 28 , west of
the sixth principal meridian in ohcrry county ,
Nebraska ; that the taxes involved in said third
cause of action are the taxes that were levied on
said premises in the year 189G ; that there Is now
due the plaintiff upon its tax lien the sum of
S5.79 , for which , with Interest from the first day
of October. 1S99 , on $4.01 thereot , at 10 per
centum per annum , the plaintiff prays for a de
cree that the defendants be required to pay the
same or that said property may besoldto , satisfy
the amount found due . . '
In its fourth cause of action stated in said
petition , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax
lien upon the lats 3 and 4 of section 4 , lot 1 of
section 5 in township 25 , range 28 , and sw i ot
swJ4 of section 3. , in township 2(5 , range 28 , west
of the sixth principal meridian in Cherry county ,
Nebraska ; that the taxes involved in said fourth
cause of action are the taxes that were levied in
the year 1897 ; that ihere is now due the plaintiff
upon Its tax lien the sum of § 4.73. for which sum ,
with Interest from the first day of October , 1899 ,
on $3.S1 thereof , at 10 per centum per aiiunm ,
the plaintiff prays for a decree that the defend
ants be required to pay the same or that said
premises may be sold to satisfy the amount
lound due.
In its fifth cause of action stated in said peti
tion , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax lien
upon the lots 3 and 4 of section 4 , ht 1 of section
5 in township 25 , range 28 , mid s\v.i of swJ4 of
section 33 in lownslup 26 , range 28 , west of the
sixth principal meridian in Cherry county , Ne
braska ; tiiat the taxes involved in said fifth
cause of action are the taxes that were levied in
the year 1898 : that there is now due the plaintiff
upon its tax lien the sum of ? 3.G7. for which ,
with interest from the first day of October , 1899.
on $3.27 thereof , at 10 per centum per annum ,
the plaintiff prays for a decree that the Cefend-
anis bu required to pay the same or that said
premises may be sold to satisfy the amount
found due.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before the 27ih day of November , 1899.
THK COUNTY or CHE UK v ,
Plaintiff.
Dated this 18th day of October. 1809. 39
to Non-Resident Defendants.
Georg E. Wallace , defendant , will take notice
that on the 18th day of October. 1899. the Cousity
of Cherry , plaintiff herein , tiled its petition in
the district court of Cherry county , Nebraska ,
against George E. Wallace , defendant , the object \
and prayer ol which arc to foreclose the tax
hens hereinafter described.
In its first < -ause of action stated in said peti
tion , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax lien
upon thesii of nwj.i andn'/S of sw4 of section
17 in township 32 , range 40. west ot the sixtii
principal meridian in Cherry county , Ne-
br.isUa ; that the taxes involved in said first
cause of action are the taxes that were levied on
said promises in the year lyyo ; that there is
now due the plaintiff upon its tax lien the Mim
of $9 58 , for which , with interest from the first
day of October , 1899 , on $7.u $ th-rcof. n't 10 per
centum per annum , the plaintiff prays for n de
cree that defendants be required to pay the
same ; or that said premises may be sold to
satisfy the amount found due.
In its second cause of action stilted in said
petition , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax lien
upon the s'/2 of mv 4 and \ \ % of sw'i of section
17 in township 3J , range 40 , west of the sixth
principal meridian in Cherry county , Nebraska ;
that tlie tax 'S involved in said second cause of'
action are the taxes that were levied in ihe year
1897 ; ; that there is now due the plaintiff upon i's
tax : lien the Mini of33 : n , for which sum , with
interest trom the first day of October. 1S99 , on
? 7.10 thPreof . at 10 per centum per aniuiiii. the
plaintiff prays for a decree that the defendant
be required to pay the same or that said prem
ises may be .sold to satisfy the amount found due.
In its third cau.se of action stated in said peti
tion , tlie plaintiff seeks to foreclo-e a tax lieu
upon the s 4 of mv4 and n'/i of swJi of s ° cliou
17 in township 32. range 40 , west of the sixth
principal meridian in Cherry county , Nebraska ;
that the taxes involved in said third cause of
act on are the taxes that were levied on said
premises in the year if-'US ; thar there is now due
the plaintiff on its tax lien the sum of ? 7.79 , for
which , with interest from the first qay of Oc
tober. 1899. on 5 7.2x thereof , at 10 per ceurmn
per annum , the plaintift prays for a decree that
the defendants be jeqttiredto pay the .same or
hat snid premises mav be sold to ealtely the
amount found dm1.
You are required to answer said petition on or
hetore the 27th day of November , 1890. s
TUB COO'TV or CIIRUUV.
riaiutiir.
Dated this 18th day of October , 1899. 3'J
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Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
W. II. Peters , real name unknown. The Ne
braska , Mortgage and Trust Co. and E tella .1.
Case > , defendants , will take notice that on the ;
18th day of October , IbfiO , the County of Cherry ,
plaintiff herein , filed its petition in the district
court of Cherry com.ty , Nebraska , against W. H.
Peters , real name unknown. The Nebraska
Mortgage and Trust Co. and Kste la .f. Case , de
fendants , , the object and prayer of which are to
foreclose ( the tax liens hereinafter described :
In iti hretcaueof action stated in said peti
tion , the plaintiff .seeks to foreclose a tax lien
upon the n' ol sw4 ? of section 2 ( > and n'4 of nw1 *
of .section 27 in township 27. rauge 28 , west of
lie sixth principal meridian in Cherry county ,
Nebraska ; that the taxes involved In said first
cause ; of action are the taxes that were levied on
said ; premises in the year 1897 ; that there is now
due the plaintiff upon its tax lien the sum of
SO.38 , for which , with Interest from the first day
of October , 1899 , on § 3.40 thereof , at 10 per
centum per annum , the plaintiff prays for a de
cree ; that defendants be required to pay the
.same or that said premises may be old to satisfy
the amount found due.
In its second cause of action stated in said
petition , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tx
leir upon the 1154 of swJi of section 26 and 114 of
mvi.i of section 27 in township 27. raug ; 2S.west
nt' Use .sixth principal meridian hi Cherry county ,
Nebraska ; that the taxes involved in said sec-
ond'cause of action are the taxes- that weie
levied in the year 1893 ; that there is now ( hie
tile piaiinilf upon its tax lii-n the sum ofS323 ,
for which sum. with tiie interest from ihu first-
day of October , ISOU , on $4 03 thereof , nt 10 per
centum per aunum. the plaintiff prays fora de
cree that the defendants be required to pay the
same or that snid premises may be sold to :
satisfy the amount found due.
You are required to answer said petition on
or before the 27th day of November , 1899.
THE Cou.vtv UK CHKKUY ,
1'laiiltitT
Dated this 18th day of October , 189Q. 39
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
( Clarke & Tucker. Attorney i. )
To Walter A. Fislc and I delta M. FNk , imn-
resident defendants : Von will take notice that , .
on the 19th day of October. 1S99. Isaac N. Kryan ,
plaintiff ' herein , filed his petition in the district
court , of Cherry county. Nebraska , against s id
defendants , the object and prayer of wtiich art !
to foreclose : : ccitani mortgage , executed by the
defendants ] to the ulafntiff , upon the s' of the
iie4. ! the ne'i of the. seVt of section 14 , and the.
sw1. ! i > f the wv1 * of section 13 , ton nship S3 ,
nn.jie li. ' . in Cherry county , Nebraska , to secure
the pii\inent of certain prouiissorj'notes dated
H-tober iirlSUS. for the. sum of t.l. ) . $0:5.0 : ! ) anil
SXi.00. : md due and payable on November 1 ,
1SO ( > ; November 1. I8)7.and No\ember 1,1898.
respeetive ! > : tlwt there is now -lue upon said
notes ami"inorUrifio the sum of S Ji.'JO. for
whieh amotinr , wall in eiest from this date ,
l.tintiff pr iys for a decree thai defendants be
required to pay same , or that said premises may
be sold to batisfy the amount found due.
You sire required to answer said petition on or
before Monday , November 7.1899.
ISAAC N. UUYAX , Plaintiff.
Dated October llr , 1SDD. 33
Notice to Xon-Ecsidcnt Defendants.
Thomas 11 , Lcwman. Hamilton Loan and
Trust Co. and O. U. Chesebro. real name un
known , defendants , will take notice that on the
19th dav of October , ifw. Hie Countvnf Clu-rry ,
plaintilf herein , filed Its petition in the district
court of riii'iTY county. Nebraska , against
rJioiiias II. l.'wiiintt , Hamilton Loan and Trust
Co. and O. I ) , f hescbro , real name unknown ,
defendants , tiie object and prayer ot which arc
to foreclose tin- tax lelns hereinafter described :
In the first muse of action stated in said peti
tion , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax leln
said first cause of action are the taxes that were
levied on .said promises in the year 1893 ; thus
there N now due the plaintiff upon its tax lien ,
the sum ot § 9 02. for which , with Interest from
the first day of October , 1899 , on 85.51 thereof ,
at 10 per centum per annum , the plaintiff prays
for a decree that defendants be 'required to pay
the same , or that said premises ruay be sold to
satisfy the amount found due. St
In its second cause of action stitcawf - al4l
petition , the plaintiff .seeks to foreclose a tax
lien upon the swl.i of sections In township23 ,
nintrc 20 , west of the sixtlt principal meridian in
Cherrj county , Nebraska , ; that the taxes in
volved in said second cause of action are the
taxes that were levied In the year 1894 ; that
there is now due the plaintiff upon its fix lien
the sum of 57.40. for which sum , with interest
from the first day of October , 1899 , on ? i.M
thereof , at 10 per centum per annum , the plain
tiff prays for a decree that the defendants be-
required to pay the same , or that said premises
may be sold to satisfy the amount found due.
In its third cause of nction stated in said
petition , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax
einupon the Bwli of sections In township25.
range 2t5 , west of the sixth principal meridian of
Cherry county. Nebraska- ; that the taxes in
volved in said third cause of action are the taxes
: hat were levied on said premises in the year
1895 : that there is now due the plaintiff upon its
: ax hen the sum of 50 83 , for which , with thu
merest from the first day of October. 1899 , on
§ 1.49 thereof , at 10 per centum per annum , the
plaintiff prays for a decree that the defendants
be i required to pay the same , or that said prem
ises may be sold to satisfy the amount found
due.
due.In
In the fourth cause of .action stated in said
petition , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose a tax.
einupoiitheswj.iof section 5 in township 25 ,
range 2tJ , west of the sixth principal meridian in
Cherry county , Nebraska ; that the taxes In
volved in said fourth cause of action are the
taxes that were levied in the year 1897 ; that
there is now due the plaintilf upon its tax Hen
the sum of .50 , for which sum , with interest
from the first day of October. 1WW. on S5.50
thereof , at 10 per cent per annum , tliu plaintiff
miys for a decree that the defendants be re-
juircd to pay the same , or that said premises
nay be sold to satisfy the amount found due.
In the fifth cause of action stated in said peti-
ion , the plaintiff seeks to foreclose tax lien
upon the swof section 5 in township 23. range
-0 , west of the sixth principal meridian in Cherry
county. Nebraska ; that the taxes involved In
aaid fifth cause of action are the taxes that were
evicd in the year 189s ; that there is now due
he plaintiff upon its tax lien the sum of .Ss.uc.
or which sum , with interest from the first day
of October. 1899. on S4.9U thereof , at 10 per
centum per annum , the plaintiff prays for a de
cree that the defendants be required to pay the
same , or that said premises may be sold to
sutisty the amount found due.
You are hereby required to answer said pcti-
ion on or before the 27th day of November , 1899.
THE COUXTV OK CHKKUY.
Plaintiff.
Dated this I9tli day of October , 1390. ijp
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
( A. M. Morrissey , Attorney for Plaintiff. )
To Albert It. Nicholson , and Nebraska Mort
gage and Trust Company , and John Doe , real
mine unknown , representative in interest of
Nebraska Mortgage and Trust Company , de-
cndauts :
You , and each of you , are hereby notified that
on ! the 20th day of October , 1899 , Harry H.
U'ische , as plaintiff , filed his petition in the dis-
IV court of cherry county , Nebraska , against
011 ( as defendants , the object and prayer ot
which ! > to establish and foreclose tax lifii upon
real estate as follows , to-wit : The \\i ; of tha
swki of section 23. and the n'S of se4 ! of see-
ion i 20. all in township 27. north of range 28 ,
vest of the sixth principal meridian in Cherry
comitv. : < .Nebraska , for all the taxes assessed
ind levied thereon , for either state , county or
rit
school district purposes , for the years isft'i.
894 , 1893 , 1890. 1897 and 1898. for which said
amis i were sold to this plaintiff for 830.7.'I ; that
iI iI liis I plaintiff his ; also lurid the taxes assessed
ind levied thereon for the year 18D3 ; is subse-
Itient taxes , and has tacked the same to his
certificate < of tax sale to have an accounting of
.1 he amount due thereon , Together with interest
from the date hereof at the rate of 20 per center
'
) er annum , and'an attorney fee of 10 per cent
of the total amount found due.
To have the said land sold for the payment
md satisfaction of the amount found due for
such taxes , interest , attorney fee , penalties
ind cost , and for the costs of suit and this
jests of sale , to bar. foreclose and exclude the
said defendants and each of them from having
> r claiming any lien , title , interest or equity of
edemptioii of , iu or to the same or any part
thereof 1 , and for general relief.
You. ud each of you , are required t- > answer
said petition on or before November 27.1899.
IlAUllV E. ItKISCHK ,
Plaintiff ,
patcd this 20th day of October , 1899. a )
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
( Clarke & Tucker , Attorneys )
Albert W. Smith , F. 51. 1'owlcv , Jennie
fciwley and L. A. Webb , non-resident dc-
endants : You will take noticK that on
lie 19lh ray of October. 1S99. William 15.
laiey , plaintiff herein , filml his petition in
lie district court of Cherry county. Ne-
n-aska , against said defendants , the object and
tniynr of which are to foreclose n certain'
nortguge executed by Albert W. Smith to K. H.
Ormsby , trustee for W. L. Telfordu | on the
so'i of .se-H of section 12 , and theY ot nc i and
< ; l4 of ne i of section 13 , township 34 , range 2 < I ,
situated in Cherry county , Nebraska , to secure
the payment of one certain promissory note
lated September 9 , 1887 , for the sum of § 275.00 ,
and due and payable in five years from date
hereof , which said note was on the 19th day of
November , 1892 , extended and made payable on
the first day of December , 1897 , and WJLS on the
4th day of August , 1893 , assigned lo this plaintiff ;
hafc there is now due on said note and mortgage
the sum ol $319.85 , for. which sum , with interest
from tnis date , plaintiff prays for a decree thar.
Icfendants , be required to pay the same or that
said premises may be sold to satisfy the amount
found due.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before Monday , the 27th day of November , IMW.
WILLIAM K. HALEV , Plaintiff.
In the District Court of Cherry County ,
Nebraska.
I'ertha Ileiiilrix. nee Rerthal
Ilclzer. administratrix of
the estate of August J. I Notice to Nonresident -
Helzer , deceased , Plainr resident Defend-
titt. j ant.
vs. j
John Gatsel , Defendant. j
John ( Jastel. non-resident defendant , you will
take notice that on the 17th day of October ,
1899 , the plaintiff filed a petition against you in
the district court of Cherry county , the object
ind prayer of which are to obtain a judgment
igjiiust you for the sum of Si 13.15 with interest
from October 9 , 1S91 > , at the nit e of 7 per rent.
per annum , due plaintiff for money advanced for
the payment of taxes at your special instance
and request. You are also notified that on the
same day the plaintiff caused an order of attach"
meiit to issue from the dNtrict court of snid
gountv and that the undivided one-half of w , i
of ne.i andy of se.t of section : j5. township
u , ra-ige 28 , was attached thereunder as your
property.
You ar required lo answer said petition on
or before November 27. 1899.
UKKTHA HEXDUIX.
Administratrix.
By Clarke & Tucker , her attorneys. ss
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
( Clarke & Tucker , Attorneys. )
To Stephen J. Kilgore anclElma C. Kiteore ,
non-resident defendants : You will take liotico
that on the 19th day ot October , 1893. Isaac N.
ISryau. plaintiff herein , filed his petition in the-
district c9urt of Cherry county. Nebraska ,
against said defendants , the oldest and pniver
of which are to foreclose rcrlam mortgage.'ex
ecuted by defendants to the plaintiff , iiimn tin ;
c'j of the Bw5.t aii't the nw 4 m * liicsu of scc-
tio't.27. and tne nci * i.f tbu mvh of .section , ,
township : si. range 2S. to secure the payment of
certain promissory notes dated August 29,1KU5 ,
for the sum of $04.90 , 490. § M.ao and Sstso
and due and payable on September , l. " IVM.
March 1 , 1897 ; September 1 , 1897 , and March 1.
1S98 , resj ectively : that there is now due upon
said notes and mortgage the sum of 4. ' > 7.80."for
which amount , with interest from date , plaintiif
prays for a decree that defendants be required
to pay thesHim ; , dr that -said premises may on
sold to satisfy the amount found due.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before Monday , November 27,1890.
TV , . , , ISAAC X. BuYAj ? Plaintiff.
Dated
October ID. isw. 39
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