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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13
Tle Truthful Landlord.

Not far from the city OF Montgomery. in
the state Of Alabama, on one OF the r s-g.
running from the city, lives Jolly landlord
by the name OF Ford. n fair weather or Ia
t"ui, Ia hard times Cr in soft Ford wouta
have Ais Joke whenever possible. One bitter
stormy nl-ht, or rather morning. abouI two.
honrs before daybreall, he was aroused from,
slumbcr. by loud shouting and knocks
al h'S aoor. lie turned out, bat sarcly against
his VIII, and dem what was The matter.
1t was dark as ter, and as he could see n,,
one he cred OUT,
Nv ha are You, there -
"Three LAWYERS from Montgomery" was
the answer We are benighted and ~ ant to
stay al night"
Every sorry 1 can't accommodate Won 81,
far, gentlemen. DO any thing TO obli..e Won
but that's impossible.
The lawyers, for thew were tbree or ,l,,
smartest lawyers in the state. and ready 10
drop with fatigue, held a consultation and
then, as they could 10 no better. mad ives.
too lred - 70 another step, they asked.
"Neii, can you stable orr hcrses ..tl,. viva.
rs chairs .Hd o fire tiii morntns.7'
"Oh. lcs; ] can 30 that saatlclserI.
puT learned and legal fr.euGs were SOM
drying Ihelf vet clothes by "A BRIGHT lire as
they composed themselves 10 paes tbe fe,v
reMaininS hours in their chairs. do-iu0 ana
nodGing aud ROW and then swearing, 4 ,-,r;
or two OK H"pattenee rs they waited for aay-
Ihe longest night has morning and Of
last The SUN came along, AMI ,hen In du,
time good hrea fast made is ap5car,.f..s-
but 10 the surprise OF the Iavters who
thought the house was crowded with quests.
none but themselves sat down To partake.
.,Why, Ford, thought your house was. 50
full YOU couldn't give us a bed last ui,bt -
said one oi the travellers
Il didn't say so, Ford replied.
on didu'J: What IN the name OF tbur-
der, thsn. did you say.'
night, and | said it would Sc Impossible. for
the night WAS two-tiirds gone when Won
came. IL you only wanted Leds, why lidu't
you saw 50
he lawyers uad 70 give Il up. Three of
beut them all,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13

A sea-green glass vase has recently
been found in Rologna. 1t beats all
what these butchers Will put in bologna,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13
An Original After Dinner speech.

The entertainment was given by an
earl, desery edly popular. 1t was ex-
tremely handsome, and champagne flow
ed IN almost excessive food. The eve
ming was well advanced when a benis-
nant old gentleman arose TO propose a
toast He spoke with entire fiuency; but
somehow he said exactly tine opposite of
what he meant. 81 feel, said he, that
FOR plain country squire like myself TO
address this learned company, is indeed
TO rast pears before swine" Never was
SO successful IA speech made. He could
Get no further for many minutes The
SWINE applauded yociferously. and as
though they would never cease. We
knew OF coarse, that the good old gentle
nan meant that he was the swine and
that We were the pearls But then he
had not sad so. His meaning could De
gatheiei, but was not expressed,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13
An ErhnoIogicaI Question.

AS it requires something more than
tie accident oil birth IN France 10 make
a Erenchman, or IN Holland 10 make a
Iutchman- oil IN Cork TO make an IRISH
man so It requires something more than
the accident ol birth within the geograph-
zeal boundary OF this AmeTlLa 10 make a
Yankee A person born in Patagonia of
Mongolian or Ethiopian parents in no
less an American than a person born in
Chicago or Washington of foreign
parents. But neither the one nor the
other Is by reason OF the accident OF
birth Yankee
The names Briton, German, Irish,
Yankee, etc, denote distinct families
of men that are distingulshable from
each other, as the children OF different
parents are, by certain family Hkenesses
and unlikenesses which are not obliter-
ated by mere place OF birth. To oblit-
crate them there must take place what is
called assimilation, and this rarely ap-
pears in the tirst generation, and never
IN the case oil foreigners OF a different
race
Among persons of kindred races, the
process OF assimilation is more rapid.
/ he offspring OF Britons in this country
are not easily distinguished from the
purest Yankees in fact, Britons them
selves who migrate in early lie are not,
race and language being the same.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13
hyaluabIe and Useful Cat.

A family in East Dougherty, Ga, had
a cat which used to kill and brins in
game to them. One moonlight night,
as the cat started out on foraging ex-
petition, 1T was followed and watched.
AS it made its way along it uttered a
peculiar cry or call from time to time.
The little denizens of the woods seemed
TO understand ii, as they began to gather
from every direction. When the cat
had reached clear and open space it
stopped and waited. Soon a number of
rabbits, as il by some preconcerted ar
rangement, began to gather around her,
until large ring was formed, the cat in
the center. The cat played with the
rabbits for some time, chasing them
around the ring, but at last caught one
of the more venturesome bunnies, put
ting sudden end to the game Tor The
night.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13

VusfnesE items. FIRST insertion lOc. per line eaci
subsequent insertion &C. per line.
Administrator and Exec gtor's M ii,c-s..ss i, ~
Auditors Notices.. -s..s' -s-s-7 -
Stray and similar Notices.. -.--.s--s i-''
r5%- Resoisaions or groceedfa9 Of Gny corporation
or socefB "a communications dealglleG % cait atl, 9
fiOE 10 Giy matter Of ilnffed or atrcct tlie' ~
must bs o1itf yoI d6UeTfiseatcTts.
Ion PRIrr1Ne OF all kinds neatly and e1peoit-
ousIy executed at lowest prices. Don you lorf p
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
pAKorA,s INCREAsE

Chicago Inter Ocean: The official rerod
Of a gain Of 72,3i6 in the population of
Dakota during the past yesr, and of a pur-
chase Of 1850, 600 acres in small blocks for
farm settlement, is new protest
against the continued refusal Of Justice t.
the people of this thriving territory. The
population is now IN excess Of 100000.
This is more than double the population OF
Colorado, more than four that of Della
ware more than twice that Of Flerida,
nearly that of Minnesota. more than
tlnt Of Nebraska, four times that oI
Oregon, more than twice that Of Rhode
Island or Vermont, and more than thar Of
West Virginia. Two more years OF such
progress ms Dakota has q le during the
past two years will place II more than half
way mp in the record OF population and
wealth enjoyed by the various states Of the
union. And yet. should democratic mai
ority be returned TO the next CO.. eress, the
right Of statehood will be refused 10 this
most progressive of all territories.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

WHEREAS. Frank &. Nlckerson (single) Of Hand
county, Dakota. did execute ana deliver 10 q. W.
Abel of Huron, Dakota ss Trustee for James u.
Russell. mortgage upon the southwest quarter OF
sec eighteen (lSl township ! 10 range GS which said
mortgage bears dat the 2ttn day OF ssptembsr
A ID. 1884 and was recorded in the Office OF Regis.
ter OF deeds OF Hand county ia book seven OF
mortgages page 65 on the 18th day Of September
A. ID. 1854 TO secure payment ot 1hrty-seyen and
hfty hnBdredths dellars due from said Frank =.
Niekersou TO James y. Russell for money loaned
10 said Prank s Nickerson. which said debt II
evidenced by five prommIsory notes each for the
sum OF seven and nifty hundredtlis dollars said
notes being execated and delivered by said Frank
s. Nickerson payabic to said james B. Russell. all
OF said notes bearing dale Ssir Glh 1874 and due
respectively Sept LIST rs, Sept fst 81. sept lat ~.
Sept 81 10. sept Isl 80. and all Ot said notes bear
ing interest az the rate of ten per cent per annum
after maturity.
And wherr as IL was provided In sail mortgage
that if default shopld be made In the payment OF
of any of said notes for tea days after the maturity
theI sof then the hole OF said renlaining debt
should at the option Of said James b. Russell, be
come due and payable, and said O. w. Abel was
appointed by the terms oi said mortgage and EN-.
powered 10 foreclose said mortgage and sell said
premises TO satisfy said debt together with the
costs ot foreclosirg said mortgage including there
In $500 Attorneys fec, Stipulated in said
mortgage.
Ana Whereas the sum OF $50 o. Is claimed 10 bs
delinquent viz. the not-s maturing sept LIST s5,
Sept LIST ID Sept LIST - aud sept 81 ~ are wholly
unpaid for more than ten days after the maturity
thereo. by reason whereof the said James B' Rus
sell has declared the balance of said remaining
debt and interest evidenced by said notes inn
mcdistely due and parable aud has requested the
said G.. ". Abel 10 iOreclosc said mortgage and
sell said premises 10 satisfy said debt
Mud whereas no salt at law or otherwise his
been commenced to collect said debt or any part
thereof public notice u hereby given that under
the power of sale contained In said mortgage aud
n purs Of the statute In such eases provided,
the sail premises will be sold at public aucii IN.
either BY the undersigned or by the sheriff OF ssid
Hand county. at the trout door OF the court house,
at Miller in sail Hani county Tuesday. the Tth
day of November, A. u. issn, at o'clock in the
afternoon. TO the highest bidder for cash, and
shall apply the proceeds Of said sale to tie pay
mcnt OF the said S37 80 debt nov due, and the
costs Of iorrcIosure OF said mortgage
Dated at Huron. d. 4. this 18th day Of Sep'em-
ber A. ID. 1885. q. ". AbELL, Trustee.
J. X HASSAy. Attorney. Oc1t1
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
CASH DEPOSITED.

As will be seen by the certificate OF de-
posit and Treasurer's receipt published
elsewhere, Miller has put up S5.OOO.Oo in
cash TO buiid court house for Hand
County, il by the votes or by the courts
the County seat is retained III Miller. No
sane man will now doubt the sincerity of
Miller, because it would be lmpossibls to
publish such a document were the facts
therein set forth no: correct. We sag now
that Miller has now more thsn complied
with her oil agreement, and the unpreju-
diced citizen will so state ON his ballot
November 9th.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
SlHMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, District Court
Couniy Of Hand. Fifth Judicial District
American, Investment Company Emmetsburg.
Iowa Piain,in. vs.. John !askey and Henry Har'
man. defendants
The Territory Of Dakota To the above nsned Dc
PENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby summoned aud
required 20 answer the Complaint In the above
entitled aetisn. which will be nied With the Clerk
OF said Court August 3lst 1871. and 90 serve copy
of your answer TO the said Complaint on the sub
scriber al bis ofiico IN MILLER, Ia the County u
Hand and Territory Aforesaid iTithiI thirty days
after the seryie. OF this summons upon 700, es
elusive Of the day Of such s.ryice and II you Ian
To answer the said Complaint within the time
aforess.i the plaintiff in thi. action will apply 10
the court for tho reliet demanded In the cois'
plant aud Tor the foreclosure of mortgage exc
cuted and delivered by you 10 Il. b orinsby
Tru 'tee aae L. 4. Graves 10 secure your note fbI
ss0O, and also one 10 ormsby. Graves Co, tc
secure your notes for saDu0,
Dated, Miller August y. A y iss.
". q. wHilE,
Ogt s5,T Plaintiffs st;orney,
N.llcr, Hand Cos. p. y
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATION.

Sioux Falls Press.-The session OF con.
gress Just closed has not been remarkable
for the amount of territorial legislation ef-
fected. Dakota got two additional judges.
and in the way of general legislation affec-
ting all the territories she is concerned in
the act providing that nothing in the act
of July 30, 1886, IT, prohibit the passage
Of local or special laws in the territories Of
the United States, to limit territorial IN
debtedness, and for other purpos $, shall
be construed to prohibit the creation 10y
territorial legislatures Of new counties and
the location Of the county seats thereof.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
oRMsBY, GRAVES 4 CO. Mortgages.
w g. WHITE, AIRY for Mortgages seplSt

WHEREAS. Pierre Holloway tsingle) of Hand
County Dakota, did execu'e aud deliver 10 q, W,
Abel, OF Hur'n. Dakota, a Trustee for James Is
Russell, morigA upon orthwsst quarter oi sec.
ton six (6) Town ia Range 6s, which said mort.
gage bears date the nrst day OF November, A H.
IsSf and rvoor ed ia the oiice OF the Register
of Deeds of Hand County, m record book of
mortgages on page 26b on the 4th day uf Decemttr
A. ID. 1875, TO secure payment OF sll2.J0 due from
said Pierce Hcdaway TO James b. Russ. III. for
money loaded TO said Pierce Hodavay. which said
debt Is evidenced by ten proi.rs ry notes, each
for the sum Of Sll -. said notes being cxccnted
and delivered by said Pierce Hodaway payable TO
said James b. Russell, all OF said notes barring
date November lst. 1870. and due respectively May
1st 1857. Nov. lst 1887. Nav lst lcss Nov ls lsss
May LIST 1859 Nov LIST 1889, May lst 1850. Nov lst
ls9 May lst 1891, Nov 1t ls9i, and ALI OF said
notes bearing interest ~ the rate o! ten per cent
per anuuIn, after maturity,
Aud whereas 1t MAS provided in said mortgage
that II default should be made In payment oi any
of said notes for Zen days after tLs aturit, thereof
then the whole Of said remaining debt should at
the opticb of sand James Is. RUSSELL become due
and PAYABLE, aud said q. W AJcll was appointed
by the terms Of said mortgage and empowered 70
forecose said mortgage and st II the said premises
to satisfy said debt together with the ts of fore.
closing sand mortgage including therein Sso.Oo at
tOrney's tee, stipulated in said mortgage.
And whereas the sum OF SCI 80 Is claimed to be
delinquent, viz, the notes maturing Nov ist 1881
and May LIST 1883. are wholly unpaid for more than
ten DAYS after the maturity thereof by reason
whereof the said James b, Russell has declared
the balance Of said remaining dobt and interest
evidenced by SAID notes Immediately due and pay
able and has requested the said o. W Abel 10 fore
close SAID mortgage. AMI sell said premises To salts
fy said debt.
And whereas no suit at law or otherwise has beer
commenced TO collect ssid debt or any part there
oi patlie notice Is hereby given that under tbs
power OF sale contained In aid mortgage aud II
pursuance OF the statute in sncn cases provided
the said premises Will be sold AT public auction
either by the Undersigned or by the sheriff OF saie
Hand County. the front door of the court house
at Miller in said Hand County Tuesday the 27tf
day OF November A. ID. lsSS, at clock In tn
afternoon, 20 the highest bidder for cash. and
shall apply the proceeds Of said sale to the pay
nent of the said sl0l. 20 debt now due, and thu
costs OF foreclosure Of said Mortgage.
Dated at Huron, ID. I. this 2lst day Of septernbe
A. ID. 1873. q. W. ABEIL, Trustee.
J h. HANsAY. Attorney, Oct llt7
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS Default has been made In the pay,
neut of the money secured by mortgage da'su
10th day OF September A. ID. 1877 eNecnteu py
Peter n Redlne, single man, OF the nnty OF
Hand and Territory Of Dakota. TO the Western
Farm Mortgage Company or Aberdeen ssn
and which mortgage recorded IN the oIIgs ' W W
Register Of Deeds oitheconnty OF Hand and ler'oIy
OF Dak in Book - of Mortgages, on page 100 on "
2Oth day of October 1871 at 40 o'clock H. NJ anu,
whereas no action proceedings AZ Jaw, ..
otherwise have be-, Instituted to recover ths uco'
secured by said mortgage, or any part thsieGt
Whereas the amount cl ,iLed 10 oe uuc upv w
said mortgage at ue date of this notice y ths sun su
Of sevcntythree dollars s73 OO) TO wit s'o''s p p,
cipal, and so ~ interest and twenty-five uoiisis
attorneys tees stipulated tor in the ssid
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tns
virtue Of the power OF sale contained IN ssln poiN
gage, and duly recorded a. aforesaid ana. ~ Pur
suance Of the statutes In such case made ana p'o
vidcd, the saId mortgage will bs ioreclo-eh ~
sale of IN. mortgaged premises therein descripeu,
at public auction at the front door OF lhe eoni
house In the city OF Mlllersnd county ~ li4hn am
territory of Dakota, on the soth day oi NsN."nu.'
less At ten o'clock in the forenoon ot ,hs' aa;
ihe mortgag'd premises are i'1ated IN the rouls ~,
ot Hand Ia tbs territory OF DAKOTA aha ho =.
sc ibed ~ follows. % vii: he south east quaIW
oi section ihirty-one Cnl township one hahufoo
and sixteen tllsl Range Siky mine bal
Dated nj Ahericen, Dakota this @th drF ol sep
tmh~r A. w. lSSs.
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGE co Mortgage
'ihsoLL ATwoop, Auy. f,r Mortgage or'''
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

Inter Ocean. Chairman Brice's cam
paisp OF intellect" would seem to be
insidions rather than aggressive in its
methods For here is Hill the great. Dave
Hill. the creator and perhaps the destroy
er OF President Cleveland. addressing an
Indiana audience and making no attacks
upon the Senate tariff bill. This was
prudent, though not by any mean aggres-
sive. Republican speakers always attack
the Mills bill; but then i, is a bill which
invites attack. Governor Hills circuitous
march around the senate bill was warrau-
ted by the offensive and defensive armor
which the wilv politician knew to lie in
its clause.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA. District Court,
County Of Hand. Fifth Jud chtl Dlstrict
The American Investment Company. OF Ernmets'
burg, Iowa. Plaintiff vs.. H.nry and Ella kerscy,
CLARK Cushing and !. Al. Bank, Defendants.
The Territory of Dakota 10 tn above pamed De
PENDANTS;
You and each OF You, are hereby summoned and
required % answer the Complaint ia the above
entitled action which VIII be filed With the CLERK
OF said Court the 3ist dsy ef August isss, and 10
serve a copy ot your alswer To the said Complaint
on the subscriber. at my once In conrt house In
Miller In the County of Hand anil Territory afOre-
said within Thirty days after the reryice OF this
summons upon you exclusive OF the day OF such
service ; and IL you fail To answer the said com
PLANT within the time Aforesaid. the plaintn IN
this action VIII apply TO tie court for the relief de
fnanded In the complaint AMI ioi the foreclosure
Of mortgage executed aud delivered by you 10 T.
s orrs .by, trustee. snd l. T. Graves. 10 secure
y,,ur note for 500 aud also one TO Ormsby, Graves
4 Co. 10 sscurc notes Of 5000.
Daied. Miller, August se A. D. less
W q WHITE
Oct u Plaintiffs Attorney.
Miller, Hand Co, ID, i.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
Carpets at
MORTGA SALE.

WHEKEAS. Default has been made In the nav.
ment OF The money secured by a mortgage dated
the 2Ith tlay of October A. u 1881 executed by
Joseph H. Williams and phiIlis ] Williams his
wife of the county OF Hand and Territory OF iJa.
kota to Ormsby Graves A Co q, the county az
Beadls aud TERRITORY Of Dakota and which mortgage
was rec rad IN the of,ss Of the l,epStef Of Deeds
Of the county of Hand TERRITORY OF Dakota IN
November isS1 AT q o'clock p. NJ and
Whereas no action or procee,linss Mt law or
otherwise have been Instituted 10 recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or apy part thereof
Whereas n was st,pulated I'M said mortgage that
a. asf.nlt yYouId hs ,r,,da IN the oavnani "a .ny
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
NOTICE,

TO THE VOTERS OF HAND COUNTY:
hereby decline to have my name used
in connection with the Office of Regi ter
of Deeds, for which ! was nominated by
the democratic party Deeming such
action to be not only to my interest, but the
best interest of the people Of Hand county
Thanking the parties connected with my
nomination for the honor conferred,
hereby decline said nomination.
Very respectfully,
w. I. BOWEN.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
ADMISSION OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

Washington that President Harrison will
Call an extra session of congress to admit
South Dakota to the snion. The practical
certainty OF his election. and tue brilliant
prospects of the lower house of the next
congress Icing safely republican, is
enough to inspire the heart of this com.
monwealth With the most hopeful feeIing.
shortly cast a glow upon every interest
which Dakota has, and this people will
beg II to feel that they have not been
wholly ignored.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

De careful Of what Baldwin tells you--
or what any other ST. Lawrence man has
TO say on county-seat matters, fer they
only repeat what Baldwin and Keeler
have told them. Baldwin, for instance.
admits Miller people built the two-story
iail building. but that they afterwards got
il all back. Bsldwin's conception OF
honor is little misty--ho has had SO little
axnarianre with H.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
THE RED MEN.

Sioux Tails Press-Al prospects for
opening the Sioux reservation under the
present law are at an end Secretary
Villas offered the visiting delegation Of
Indian nobility the earth, bat they wanted
also the sun, moon and stars, and this was
regarded as unreasonable. Fourteen
voted to accept the governments propo.
sition. but sixty-two opposed it. They
wanted Sl.25 an acre for all the land
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

One of the many miststements Sage
makes in his over zealousness is that
Miller gram buyers can only buy one Car
load of wheat at time when they run out
of money. Such untruths that are 50 evi'
dent to any man are Of a benefit to Miller
When ST. Lawrence has nothing to oner
the farmers but lies, which are evident OIL
their own face, Miller needs no advocate
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

The journal saws Miller swindled some
ne on the tow mill. Not farmer lost
dollar In our stow mill" But great many
farmers did lose several dollars in the
IA mers' Mill" at st. Lawrence. The
people Of st. Lawrence froze the farmers
out, and all the explanation they may at
tempt only gets them further into the
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

We will give Bro. Sage credit for beng
too willy to make such blnnder In LIS
cause as the little Tribune did. Now the
Tribune innoeently stated the iacts IN
saving that Z A. Driver, the Chicago
snecuIntor. put up s5,Oos.oo check to get
the county seat to st. Lawrence, Oh
course the citizens of st. Lawrence are
mad ,ha, such u thing Should be given
away. but the Tribune didn't kh0" my
hotter. YOU know
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

To know that John Baldwin loves the
dear farmer" it is only necessary to visit
st. Lawrence and see the two-acre lot he
has covered with old machinery. taken in
ON chattey leans. While We believe John
will skin the eyes ont of any man. yet We
are not prepared to say he is brute