Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, January 25, 1900, Image 6

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    WOOD BROTHEES
Live - Stock - Commission - Merchant
South Omaha and Chicago
* * *
WALTER E. WOOD , Cattle Salesman HENRY LEFLER , Hog Salesman
Wo furnish Market Reports free of expense. Write to. , us.
C. II. CORXEIJL. President. 31. V. NICHOLSON. Cashier
ANK OF VALENTINE.
Valentine , Nebraska.
j
A General Banking ; Business Transacted
Buys and Sells Domestic iid Foreign Exchange
Jhemleal National Bank , New York. Correspondents ; First National Bank. Omaha Neb
The DONOHER
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IB continually adding improvements and it is 'now the
best equipped , and most comfortable
FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTEL
. IN NORTHWEST NEBRASKA
4 ? Hot and Cold Water Excellent Bath Koom Two Sample Rooms
QHERRY QOUNTY ANK
Valentine , Nebraska
Every facility extpnded customers consistent with conservative banking
Exchange bought and sold. Loans upon good security solicited at reasonable
rates. County depository.
E. SPARKS. President CHARLES SPARKS Cashier
GENERAL M
Everything fresh and clean , and prices
that are right. Special attention given
to pumps , tanks , and ranch supplies.
f J. N. STEADMAN & CO-
Kennedv , Nebraska ,
I THE PALACE SALOON g
HEADQUARTERS FOR ' &
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beriy in wood , claret , Riesling ,
Sautttrnes. Cooks imperial ;
Gasts and Clicquot in bet
tles. Damiana and oth
er Cordials.
Also Agent for Fred Kings Celebrated Ex-
ra Pale Bear for family use , and Pabsts
tab t Bfi'ir
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RAILROAD.
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OF
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o miles south of Cody , at the mouth of
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to urind Feed. Porn flleal and Graham ,
cr turn out all kinds of Lumber and di
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oulclcly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is probnbly pntentable. Communica
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest ncency for securinf-patents.
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special notice , without chnrce. In the
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A handsomely illustrated weekly. T-arcest cir !
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WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT
EGBERT GOOD , Editor and Publisher
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Edited by the Valentine W. C. T. U.
MOTTO-For God and ntimanlty.
OFFICERS.
President . Mrs. Abbie Cnibb
- - - , Mrs. D. House.
Kecordlng Secretary . Mrs. Alice Harvy
CorrespondiiiR Secretary . Mrs. M. Harden
Treasurer . Mrs. Uelcii Hornby
Regular meetings each alternate Tuesday. ,
W. C..T. U. will meet with Mrs. J.
W. Daniels next Tuesday afternoon.
* * *
A widow , whose only son was mur
dered by the canteen and at whose
burial the editor officiated in sending
her mite to help on the fight against
the army saloon , asks : "How long
must the sons of Christian mothers
have the drink craving fostered and
perhaps lowered down to a drunkard's
grave by a canteen , sanctioned and
protected by the Christian president of
a Christian .nation ? " National Tem
perance Advocate.
* * *
When General Grant was in Paris ,
the president of the republic , as a
special token of respect , invited him tea
a place on the grand stand to witness
the great racing which occurs in that
country on Sunday. It is considered.- ! !
liscourteous act to decline such an in
vitation from the head official of the
republic. Such a thing had never been
heard of , but Gen. Grant , in a polile
tote , declined the honor , and said to
the French president : ' 'It is not in ac
cordance with the custom of my coun
try , or with the spirit of my religion to
spend Sunday in that wa } * . " National
Advocate.
* * -it-
Shall not the church today ciy aloud
and spare not against the awful evil of
nternperance , the one gre t fronting
sin of our time , destroying more lives"
and homes than all others combinedV
amblmg and prostitution are its allies.
[ t paves the way for them botli and
nourishes them from first to last. This
great sin ought to be met by the church
md the ministry with an attack equal
to its own wickedness and tremendous-
icss _
Weather Bureau Report.
UNITED STATES )
WEATHER BUREAU. ) "
To the Public In compliance with
the requests of stockmen and other
interested parties throughout the
ounty. I herewith submit the fol
lowing , takeh from this office show
ing the difference in the maximum
temperature for the month of Janu '
ary , 1900 , as compared with corres-f
pondinjj period of 1899. I would SUJT-
st that you cut this out and keep
same for future reference.
1900 above 1899 above
zero zero
January 1 14 January 1 34
2 32 is 2 24
" 3 50 " 3 30
' 4 42 " 4 4
" 5 49 " 5 2(5 (
( i 54 " G 22
" 7 51 5 : T 38
" 8 45 i ; 8 38
" 9 41 " 9 50
" 10 45 " 10 52
" 11 43 " 11 37
" 12 46 " 12 48 .
" 13 59 ' " 13 45
" 14 55 " 14 47
s ; 15 44 - " 15 42
" - 1(5 ( 47 " 16 28
" 17 47 t ; 17 25
'
" 18 52 . 18 54
" 19 65" t ; 19 48
" 20 50 " 20 50
" 21 56 " 21 . 60
! ' 22 60 ' 22 40
" 23 58 " 23 32
Total 1105 874
Making an average daily maximum
temperature of 48 degrees above zero
for iirst 23 days of Januarj' , 1HOO ,
against 38 degrees for January , 1899.
The average temperature from Janu
ary 16th to January 22 is 188 degrees
higher than the normal temperature
for the same period since station was
established. E. J. DAVENPORT ,
Station Agent.
A. M. Church.of the Stuart Ledger ,
has established the News , at Naper ,
for revenue mainly , and to wake up ,
the denizens of western Boyd county ,
incidentally. Land otlice patronage
is to be the source of the paper's ex
istence , and Bro. Armstrong , of
Butte , will have to "cut" his federal
patronage with the bright young man
from Stuart.
Gen. T. H. Stanton , retired
rnaster general of the U.S. arm3'uied
at his borne in Omaha , Tuesday after-
noon. C. H. Cornell and A. E. Thachj j
er , of Valentine , attended the funei- '
al today at 10:30. : Interment will take |
place at the Arlington National cem-
etery.
Strayed One iron gray mare , 3
3'cars old , half blood. Branded SF on
.
left shoulder. Please notif\ ' Max E.
l ; Crookstotif
A feature of the evening services
at the Presbyterian church are the
duets by Mrs. Kincaid and Mr..Pra-
witz.
Special excursion to Hot Springs
S. D. , for one fare plus two dollars
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
February 6th and 20th , March 6th
and 2oth , good returning 30 days from
date of sale. Remember the dates.
For further information enquire of
any agent of the F. E. & M. V. Ry.
Persons who lead a life of exposure
are subject to rheumatism , neuralgia
and lumbago , will find a valuable rem
edy in Ballard's fcnow Liniment ; it
will banish pains and subdue inflam
mation. Price 25 and oOc.
Quigley & Chapman.
The Crookstozi Teachers' Association
will be held in the school building on
Dec. 27th , at 1.30 p m. Following is
the program : "How to Make the
Study of Geography Interesting" by
II. Daniels. Chapters 6 , 7 , 8 and 9 of
the History and Science of Education ,
by the association. It is desired that
.each teacher bring his school journal
and be able to discuss any article of in
terest. MRS. OAURIE A. GEEPres. ,
Miss L. COLLETT , Sec'y.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
JANUARY 4 , 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present T. P , Spratt and iiollin llan-
ehette.
In the ma'ter of the petition of C. II.
Cornell , A. E. Thucher , E. , J. Daven
port , G. H. Hornby and 106 other pe
titioners abking for special election to
vole $1,201) bonds for .he construction
ot one mile of public road known as
the Kosi-bud road : Comes no\v the said
C. II. Cornell , A. E Thucher , E. .J.
Davenport nul ( .i. II. Hornby by their
attorney { , J. \v . 'iuclcer and A.M.
and liles said petition and.
moves tnu honorable board tu grant
and approve tiie same , and the board
having examined the said petition and
being fully { satisfied in the premises
does approve said petition and grant
the proper therein to submit the propo
sition of voting § 1,2UU bonds to the le
gal electors ot Valentine precinct in
Cherry county , Nebr. , as expressed in
said petition and said board does fur
ther order that the clerk of this court
give notice and call u special election
to be held at the usual place of voting
in said precinct , the Village of Valen
tine , Nebraska. Maid notice shall con
tain the proposition of voting said
bonds and tne time and place ut hold
ing said special election , that said elec
tion shall be held on the 13th day of
February , 1900. The polls in said elec
tion at which said electors snail have
the right to vote shall be opened and
closed as required by law governing
general elections. Said notice submit
ting said proposition shall be published
for four consecutive weeks in a news
paper of general circulation published
in said county , and it shall be the duty
of said clerk to cause proper ballots for
and against said proposition and fur
nish the same to said electors.
Commissioners
Whereupon the board adjourned to
Jan liar v 5 , 1900.
' JANUARY 5 , 1900.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present T. P. Spratt and liollin Han-
chette.
On motion the following claims were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on county general fund :
S A Winslow jud c election nnd returns 14 oo
Frank Vanish " 4 CO
Andrew Steele " " 4 00
( ) Starr clerk " 4 00 ,
Cb-JB Ilicketts " 4 00 I
School Dist. No. 49. use of bouse 2 00 i
.1 N Russell clerk and returns 'jn oo ;
tteo U Russell " 4 oo I
C M Kinie judge election 4 00
J L Gillsispie " " 4 Oo i
Dan Adiimson " " 4 00 j
R F Uillaspie , use of house _ ' 00 j
W C Shattuck judge and returns 1430
H Green election 4 oo
. . . .
Daniel Alder
4 w
Arthur Rowringr clnrk " 400
Win Heamer " " 4 oo t
W ( r Haker judjie anil returns 2i > 00 ,
.1A Satilts " election 4 oo i
.1 T Sweeney " " 4 ( KM
Sain Gregory elrrk " 4 oo |
Frances He\vM. " 4 oo
Richards & Coimtonk. use of house a 00
J H Kritz clerk and returns 10 00 !
John MeC'ttr.heoir cleri ; election 4 00
J SCa.Tijiliell judge " 4 00
Jaiiit-s SKirving " 400
Gee K O'lJrien " " 4 oo
Sk < rviur& Son. use of ho' s < 2 oo
Hiram Cornell , ivnt for Oct 18)3 ! Cfi 07
( ) V Long judge and returns t ! ) w
Kitoch Anders " ' 4 00
. . .
F S Anders
4 ( K )
Hugh Rovers clerk .4 ( Hi
Truman F West clerk and use of house fi c/o
A H Camvcll judue and returns l0 oo
.John Parks judge and use of house u oo
I > L Taylor " 4 oo
Sam Watt clerk 4 oo
GuyS Lfevitt " -1 00
Albert I'ratl Judge and returns 'j : ; oo
A J Pluiner " 4 00
.IGCoolev " 4 no'
L L Mot-rill t'lerk 4 ( X )
ThniiiHi Stanhit : clerk 4 oo
James stausbta use ot" house 200
Ge < Elliott canvassing l oird : 2 00
GPf'rabh - " 200
M DTnfssell judge and returns 1700
S W , Lilly " 4 00
W K Cady " 4 00
G W Ivelier clerk 4 00
M L Walker 4 00
School Dist No 5 use of huiisu 2 eeG
G Carlson making election booth * ; son
Jay-Cunningham delivering ballots 3000
SSMcClean delivering ballots i ; " 0
K I ) Clarke judge elertum 4 eeC
C H Thompson " " 4 tt >
James Ray " " 4 00
W F Ittorgaroidgo clc 'k of election 4 oo
Arthur Sherman " " ton
R F J'ejtjcrew making booth for election x : ; .v >
DawiiiKirt&Thacher upiilies for pour . ' > C."i
C K Sherman ' .vittHiss . . "
sum .Maylield ca > e > 75
'
Amos Sttting sc'rvintrinfnruiaTio : ! n 4o
I ) S l.udwig barn and .soft : oal for co 217 2. >
\V S Rarker printing bar dockets 1.9 50
On motion claim of. Robt. Good of
§ 27.50 WAS laid over for information.
On motion following claims were al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn on
county general fund :
AmoS Strong , jailor fees , guard duty , etc
November 151 00
W S Rarker , publishing notices tor coun
ty Slllipllfrt ji 00
Folks & Sons , eupplies for poor 's ! >
.1 w Yeast " " county 4 } jo
Iliram Cornell , rent for Xuy 1S > 3 * iy 07
John Allooton boarding jurors l. > ' C- \a
State' Joumul Co supplied 15 00
I ClarkeTucker defendingMayfieUl 40 M
i \v KTowre express 1 15
1 Hark ? .v Tucker defending Bailpy JO 00
W A Tii.\lnr Itailey .service Nov M 1 ! 00
str.-i- : attending court , jailers fees
u.iid r.nty 4500
t n : board for prisoners and
10 2i
Chai * rim i naiillT frcs XovDO in no
Clinli - r.ii.n nrreUln Frank Kresc 0 00
Fr.inK ( ' ki y .serving sub Mayfleirt cose 27. .
" sub wit Railoy case 10 50
: JL..II sub \nt Jtceei ! case r no
" " Uartside case 1203
arresting Chris .Mavfield
mi J sub wit 2275
arrt-stliiKGartgide 12 Ou
W rionev juror Xov term 1809 880
W K Wliltc 14 20
Kliuer bay " 1300
.F E Cotton 21 m
Wr.i Allen
Fnink Kline " B f < 0
E < : Cole 13 J-0
.1 U Ayres 13 JK )
G L Austin ' 1073
Julius llecknian " 12 50
J ) M Sears 13 00
Gee Bristol 550
R K Ramsford " 15 30
IIobtKobioson 12 00
.lames Hudson " 10 00
U G ( 'reiser " KI20
II O Danks 14 00
E Onnesher 10 70
Fnink Ionising " 1230
William Hrown " 13 50
Lueien riper 12 50
A Morey talesman 4 00
W H McCloud fi 00
C \V JlassiiiKale 4 00
Arthur Hies 4 00
Level Starr " 2 00
Nelson 1'olen " 2 00
On motion the following- amounts
were deducted from the above allowed
claims and applied upon delinquent
personal taxes :
Chas Rlcket's 4 00 Arthur Bowring 4 00
H Green 4 00 W 0 Shattiiek 14 30
Daniel Alder 4 00 Ilusrh Koyer 4 ( K )
A B Capwell 1C 84 G P Crabb 2 00
G W Keller ' 4 00 W E Cody 4 00
JaV Cunningham 3 00 S S McClean I ! 00
W R White ' 430 Win Allen . ' ( CO
J R Ayrea 1240 D M S-ars 13 00
G L Austin 10 75 W F Brown 5 11
Arthur Rles 50 W1I McCloud 1 35
Whereupon the board adjourned to
Jan. G.
JANUARY 6 , 1900.
Commissioners met as per adjourn
ment. Present Chairman T. P.
Spratt and liollin Hanchette.
On motion the following claims were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on county general fund.
Stnti' Journal Co supplies r. oo
Ij N Laypor * fees in KiMia case S 00
A I , .lithiipon witness iMavlield case 580
C M Bailey " - " fl 80
ufTlVtll " " "
Wood 200
H A Dawsou " " 2 00
Arthur Hies " " " 8 W )
John North " " "
0 50
Win Rogers " " " ! > 50
GR Hilt dick " " " 18 W
Alfred Lewis , mod attendance on j > oor 34 40
M Rii-hardson use nf house 2 ( K )
Alfred Lewis mod attendance Mrs Wiltse 13 10
Gee Elliott goods for poor 1 00
Ktta Brown salary 4th p ? 1899 231 00
Etta Brown expense 4th qr 1899 4 00
On motion the claim of John Ileelan
of § 30 , for capturing William Witt
was rejected for reason that reward waste
to be paid upon conviction , and said
Witt escaped.
On motion the following claims were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on county general fund :
. * 30 allowed / 23 00
On County Bridge Fund.
E T SmitJi putting bridge on Goose creek
claimed ? & 4 20 allowed W 21
I ) S Lndwii : bridge material 4 40
W A Shelbourn hauling hitnocr 4 oo
( ! eo Foster work on Berrv " hndgo ' - -ro
Ed Foster do 1 50
Chris Elling repairini : bridges : t oo
F ( I IJeese do 5 no
Henry Fliniaux do . " 00
The claim of .T. R. Lee for repairing
Loup river bridge was laid over for in -
formation.
On motion the official bond of Jo
seph " \Visser was rejected for the reason
that it was not filed in season.
On motion the bond of J. Wesley
Tucker and Geo. JI Hornby for cost of
special election of Valentine precinct ,
providing said bonds fail to carry , was
approved. On motion the hoard visited
i he county jail and ordered the sheriff
to have the same renovated.
On motion the following amounts
were deducted from the above allowed
claims and applied upon delinquent
personal taxes :
M llicbardson 2 oo Kisrcn TetJ-rson
.lames Peterson 4 50 onhis Peter
Fre'l Nelson , 4 50 son's tax 2 H7
Id.-i M Shelhoiirn Perrv Sxvearinger 20 oo
'
iron \V A Shel- ( 'Mas' ' Burns 20 00
liourn claim 15 H W D Clarkhon 25 00
E T Smith 55 21 W M Curr 25 00
Whereupon the board adjourned
sine die.
Attest. J. W. UANIKLS ,
County Clerk.
Many an innocent little darling is
suffering untold agon } * and cannot ex
plain its troubles. Mark your child's
symptoms , yon ma } * find it troubled
xvi'.h worms ; give it White's Cream
Vermifuge and restore it to quietness
un > 2 health. Price -oc.
Quigley & Chapman.
Lmiis UonJeanx
, K. D.
Horses branded
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIPK I * hereby lvcn that wo have fllcrt
with the county coiiiniliiloners of Cherry
County. Nclir .a bond dolv tecuil and ncoom-
panled by a ) ' 'iltlon praying taat we br granted
H llcfn.-w in * ell mult , spirituous nnd vinous
Iluor { > hi > liu rlllnjje cf Cody. Boiling S
precinct. I nrrry Cuuntv. NcbrasJii.
IUVIX C. .STOTT * .
JOHN" ( J. STETTKlt.
Dated tlii-i ihth tlav of January.
Xotii of Limited Partnership.
Notice It hereby ulren that K..M. Kmldl. * . who
rcHldus at Vulcntlno. Nebraska , and William
nteaditmii. who rcKlc < i nt Kennedy. Nubraxka.
lave lorir.i * ! \ \ limited partnership pursuant to
the provliius of the statute for UIK purpose of
carrying > the business of stockralsiu&und the
buying aii i riellliiK of live stock. Tin : name of
th firm in d T which such butlne&t Is conducted
Is K. M Faddis & Co. The names of all puttie *
interested in said partnership aru the said It. 211.
FaddLs , who Is the general pSrtner.nnd William
Steadman. who is the special partner. Tlio said
special partner has contributed and paid into
tno common stock of said partnership the sum
of $12.500 in cash or jioodd.
Said partnership is to commence on thosccond
day of January. lX ! , and terminate ken ( the second
end day of January , laio.
The principal phut-of business of said partner
ship will be in Chnrry Uouiuy. XeSraskn.
Dated this second day of January. 1'juu.
It. M. FAD1HS.
52-4t WILLIAM STEAD.MAX.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
*
W. II. Peters , real name nn nown. Th - Xeh-
raska Mortgage and Trust Co. and KMellnJ.
Case , defendants , will take { notice that on the
18th day of October , law. the County of Cherry ,
plaintilf herein , tiled its petition in the ( listriut
coii'tof Clier.iV county. Nebraska , against \V.
11. 1'eters , renl name unknown. The Nebraska
MurtKUite and Trust Co. and Kstella .I.Ca-ie , de
fendants , the object and prayer of which are to
foreclose the tax Hens hereinafter described :
In its first cause of action stated in wild peti
tion , the plainliir seeks to foreclose a tax lien up
on tlien'J of sw4 ! olsitctlon-jiJ , and n'j ot ee'i
of section 27 in township 27 , ranxe 28. west of the
sixth principal meridian in Cherry county. Nch-
rasku ; that the taxes involved in said first
cause of action are the taxes that were levied
on said premises in the year 1807 ; that there is
now due the plaintiff ti.i n its tax lien the sum
sG r-8 , for which , with Intuieit from the llrst day
of October , 1890. on ? > > .40 thereofat 10 nor cent
um per annum , the plaintiff prays for * ii decree
that defendants be required to pay thu same or
that said premises may be sold to satisfy the
amount found due.
In its second cause of action stated in .said pe
tition , the plaiiuitf seeks to foreclose a tax leiu
upon the ni'z of swU of section 2ii and nl/a of se'i
of section 27 in township 27. ran o ' ) , west of
the sixth principal meridian in Clierrj county. \
Nebraska ; that the taxes involved In said sec.
end cause of action are the taxes that were lev-
'cd in the year 1838 ; that there is now due the
plaintitr mmii its tax lien the sum of ? .1.23. for
which .sum , with the interest , from the lirst day
of October , lsi'J : , on S4.IW there ( f. at 10 per ceut-
iim per annum , the plaintilf jmtys for a decree
that the defendants bu required to pay the Mime
or that said premises may be sold to satisfy the
amount fem .1 due.
You are required to answer said petition on
or before l-ebruarv liUh , I'/ )
THE COUNTY OF CIIHKKY.
CIIHKKY.riaintifT.
riaintifT.
Dated this 18th day of Janua y , 1000. oMt :
Notice to Creditors.
In County Court , within and for Cherry Conn-
tv. Nebraska. In thu matter of the Estate
of D. M. Underwood , deceased.
To the Creditors of said Estate :
You are hereby notil'.t-d that I will sit at the
Countv Court Hoom in Valentine in said county ,
on the 27th day of January , lixw. to receive and
examine II claims against said Estate , with a
view to their adjustment and allowance. The
time limited for the presentation of claims
against said estate is 11 months , fmm the 27th
day of February , A.D. ISO'J.and the time limited
for payment of debts is one year from said 27th
day of January , 1900.
Witness my hand and the seal of said County
Court , this loth day of January , laoo. '
\V. II. TOWNE.
51 County Judge.
Order of Hearing on Original Probate
of Will.
State of Nebraska , f. . , .
Cherry County. fss'
In County Court.
In the matter of the Estate of John M. Car
penter , deceased.
On raiding and filing the petition of Adelia
E , 1'ettyc.rew. praying that the Instrument.
Hied on the 8th day of January. 1000 , and pur
porting to be the hist will and testament ot the
gaid deceased , may bb proved approved , pro
bated , allowed , and recorded as the last will
and testament of the said John M. Carpenter ,
deceased , and that the execution of said instru
ment may bu committed and the gadministra-
tion of said estate may be granted to Adelia E.
1'ettycrew and Julia Pettycrew as executrix.
Ordered , that January 27th A I ) . 1POO. at 10
o'clock a.m. , is assigned for hearing said peti
tion , when all persons interested in said matter
may appear at a County Court to be IielJ in ami
for said County , ami show cause why the prayer
of petitioner .should not bu grunted ; and that
notice of the pendency of said 'petition and thu
hearing thereof , be given to all persons inter
ested in said matter by publishing a copy of tJus
order tn the NKWS-DKMOCICAT , n weekly news
paper printed in said tMitiity. for three succes
sive weeks , prior to Hind day of hearing.
\V. II. TOWNE ,
51 County Judgu.
Notice to l\on-llesident Defendants.
Martha Monroe , widow ; Claude Monroe.l'earl
Monroe , Dottiu Monroe , Nellie Monroe. LeHoy
Monroe , Myrtle Monroe , minors , heirs of Levi
L Monroe , deceased , will take notice that on
the 3rd day of January , 1000 , the Valentine
Building and Loan Association , of * Valentine ,
Nebraska , tiled its petition in thu District Court
of Cherry County , Nebraska.jthe object and
prajerof which are to foreclose a certain real
estate mortgage executed by Levi L. Monroe ,
and Martha Monroe , upon Lot No. I- , Block .
McDonald's addition to the Village of Valen
tine. Cherry county , Nebraska , in favor of the
plamtiir , upon which there is due plnintilf tne
sum of S2a.-i.00 with interest thereon from the 1st
dav of January. 1000 , for which sum the plain
till prays judgment and a decree that tne de
fendants pay the same together witn costs , in
terest , and in default thereof that said real es
tate be sold as provided by law for the payment
of plaintiff's claim and costs.
\ou are required to answer said petition on or
before thu llth day of February , luoo.
Valentine Building & Ixnin Association
of Valentine. Nebraska , by F. M.
AVALCOTT , its Attorney.
Notice of Sale.
In the matter of .the sale of real estate of the
Estate of William G , Can-on , deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of the Hon. W. II. Westover. one of
the judges of theDistrist Court of Cherry coun
ty , Nebraska , made on the 2Gth day of 1 Jecem-
ber. ix ; 9 , for ttie sale of real estate'hereinaftur
described. Ivill .sell at the front door of the
court house in Valentine , Nebraska , on tlie2itIt-
day of January , lone , at 10 o'clock n. in. at pub
lic vendue to the highest bidder for cash , the
followngdescribed ! real estatet'Mvit ; These
i , Sf c 0 , & n2 nw 4 & sw4 mv 4 .v nw 4 sw 4. sec.
15 , twp 31. r 2 * , Cherry county , Nebr. tiaid sale
to remain open one hour.
ALPKKi ) J.KWJS and i Executors of the will
MAUYA. CAIWOX , fol William G. lir oii.
deceased.
F. M WAI.COTT. Attorney. .7 > 4t
Notice to Non-Kesident Defendant.
i the District Court of Cherry County , Neb
raska
Mary FerstI , non-resident defendant , will
take notica that on the 23rddav ot J.i'i\ia.ry.\9f > u.
John Ferstel liled a petition in the District
Court of Cherry County. .Vebnu kn. tin ; object
and prayer of which lire to obtain a decree of
absolute divorce { from you o > j tne grounds that
you have wilfully abandoned the plaintiff and
have remained absent without just cause for
more than two veins last past , and udulter3' .
You are required to answer said petition on or
before th tub day of Mar-h. li > Ki.
5341 JOitN FEUarLPlaintiff.
Extra 'jetl . /
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lett shoulder , one t-lack horse branded / IX ou
left shoulder. 5 * left hip. I win giveth - tlrst
describuil bor.e ! > tiic man who lindy : iid iw-
turns I ne bi.tcJi d cr.beil
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