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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

court of Webster county. Nebraska.
G.. Z. LOvett plaintiff.

District court of Webster county, Nebraska.
C.. L. LOvett plaintiff.
Oscar T. Mitchell. william J, Cadle, Jennie
Cadle. Hannah i. Mitchell. William +. Con-
ger. John 5. haley. George w Jones. John
Van V~elkenbnrG. w. r. Brown. Marcelle
Brown. Henry H: Post, Tho west One-half
west quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section twelve. Own one, range twelve. west
in Webster county, Nebraska. defendants.
TIE above named defendants will take notice,
that .on the 9Th day Of August, 1859, the
above namesl plaintiff. fled MS petition in the
district court Of Webster county, Nebraska, the
object n prayer Of which Is to fOrecl0se q Ger.
tain tax lien for the sum of $3el. g now held and
owned by the plants upon and against the said
west half Of the southwest quarter and tho
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter OF
county, Aforesaid. arising BY virtue Of The g sale
the treasurer Of said Webster county.
Nebraska, to one X. I. HO;chkias, for
the taxes delinquent upon said land, for the
years 1884, 1870, 1877, 1885,, 1881. 1852. 1883,
and 1884, and the taxes for subsequent years.
which said lien Is now owned and held by this
plaintiff, and 1t Is the further object and prayer
Of said petition to declare the several liens and
claims Of the above named defendants upon the
land aforesaid junior. inferior and subsequent
to the lien Of plaintiff. to procure said and to pc
cold and the proceeds thereof applied to the
such other, and further relief IS may be just
and equitable. The defendants are required
to answe said petition on or before Monday,
the 10th day VI September. 1889:
by Case L McNeny, G. f. LOvETT.
his attorneys. ut
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30
CLais-I Mortgage sale.

Notice is hereby gwen that by virtue Of a
certain ~clr.tte; mortgage dated June I'D lSSs
md duly fi!e. in the Office Of the county e erik
q WEBSTER county, Nebraska. on the liih day
II March 1879 and executed 10y w. McDaniei 20
.yohn !. CARRIER to Sc .ure the payment Of the
sum of $3.50 and ~ii.ieres: ut the rate OF ten per
cent per annum from June I'D lsSs with An en-:
SiOrSement Uf five dollars June ID. 1859 on SAID
ling. iIefault having been made in the pSy-
ment of said sum and no suit or other proceed
inss 1t law having teen instituted to recover
sad debt or any Part thereof. l will sell the
1,ro,nerfy hrI-in irs"it.d VIZ: One Org0u,
Eimbsi make at public auction in front Of the
First National Bank in the city Of Red Cloud II
Webster county, Nebraska on the 9TH z Of
Se0tomber lSSy. ut two o'clock p.m. OF said day.
OeSed this 18th day Of August ISIS.
ByW. q. Smith. JOHN J, GARBER.
his attorney. 3-5t
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

Notice IL hereby given that under and BY viz
tue Of an order Of sale issued by LII FOrt,
clerk Of the district court out OF the eighth tu-
diciai district in and for Webster county,. Neb-
Taska. upon q decree in an seton pending IN
Company IS plaintiff. and Charles =.
Brown, Phoebe J. Brown. Mary !. DIN, W:O.
DimicE. George Il, Haffe, John Doe and Rich
ard Roe are defendants, I shall offer for sale. at
public vendue for cash in hand. at the east door
81 the court house in Red Cloud, In said county
that being the place where, the last term u
court vas kolden) on the srd day 81 Septsmeer;
property tO-wit: The west 90 halt. 81 the
1erth-esst u9 !usrssr. and the g, We: .sss;o ~ s, 1s,i
and the west O.) half of the southeast 90
quarter. and the northeast - qusIfef rt q TN the
Of the southwest az quarter, and the east %
half Of the northwest 90 quarter Of sectionSSl
hve In township - fGu!. north OF range ~ n,ne
west Of the 9th r. NJ. In Webster county. Ne
braSka, 49,,
Given under my hand the 9Th day OF July
1859. He. SCOTT, Sheriff,
John n. R1gan. Plaintiffs atty. 1-t
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

SHEklEc's SALE

Notice is hereby given that under and ny v,r.
mo Nf Of an order of sale issued by l.. ii. Fort
clerk of the Isl, let court in and for Webster
county Nebraska in AZ. action pending IN Said
cOnrt wherein the Ncbri.ha loan 8 Trust co: Is
Hams IncilJa williams and Mary c. Moore are
I shall 1T T for sale ut public ven
due for cas-, in hand 10 tue highest niider AT
the east door If the cou t house in Red Cipud
Webster co.,u,v Ncjta,i q THAT bein. the place
where the last term nj sail court was hOldenI
on the Ist day Of uctcper lss9 n, 10 O'Clock y.
m. the following described property 7" wit.
the south eLs. quarter !. az oe,ICi ei;n. ~ IA
vest OF the 9TH I VI III Webster county Nebr;is-
Ia. A..
Given nndcr my hand this 2sth day OF Au-
INST 1850. II. c. SCOTT, Sheriff.
i, N. Raglan. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30
~~DeeiIiR Rates.

The B Il u has issued a circular
of special rates for special occasions,
the following Of which are Of more or
less interest to this section.
Omaha Fair and Exposition. Sept.
&c. Round "Trip for oae fare, 90 cents
added for admission to the ground.
Parade Association Of Priest OF
Pallas. Kansas City, Oct. II. On
fare for rcrnd tTir.
Twenty-third national encampment
LAR. Milwaukee, Ang .26-3l. One
fare for reaud trir. w;th sps,ia' 'erms.
E. 4. Harris, Agt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30
4. L. Funk, plaintiff.

x46AA NVI4CnN
In the District Court Of Webster county.
Nebraska.
A. L. Funk, plaintiff.
Christ Blanke, Farmers 4 Merchants In
surance Co,Gale Sulky Harrow Manu-
featuring Co., A. CARRIER, G.. G. Brad
ford ]. ByingtonS Smith, Nebraska Loan
and Trust Co, defendants.
The above named non resident defend
ants will take notice that on tho q dey
of January 1859 tho above named plain
til filed his petition in tho district court
of Webster county, Nebraska the object
and prayer of which is to f~oreclose two
certain mortgage deeds heretofore made
and executed BY defendant Blanke to this
plaintiff on the following described prom
ises to Wit: the south ono half Of the
north vest quarter of section thirtyAve,
(35)town two(2)range (1O) west In Web
ster county Nebraska, one Of said mort
cages bearing date the 22d day Of Sep
tember 1886 and given to secure the
payment of two certain notes of
said Blanke to said Funk
Of even date with said mortgage one Of said
notes being for the sum Of forty dollars bearing
interest at the rate Of ten per cent per ann!m
and due November lot lSS6 9nO the OS1er Oelus
Tor the sumO Of eighty dollars bearing the same
rate Of interest aud due February LIST 1855. the
other Of said mortgages bearing date April Soth
1853 and given to secure the payment q the one
even date with said last mentioned mortgage
ioc the sum Of ffty-seyen dollars With Interest g
ten per cent per annum due December LIST 1e66.
Piainti6 claims in his said petition there Is due
him from defendant Rlanke. on said notes and
MORTGAGES the sum Of two hundred nine
o i've one hundredths d0llare - interest g
ten per cent per annum from January 18th 1853
and prays therein thxt said lands may be sold
and the proceeds applied 20 the payment O hls
said claim that the lien Of his said nrSt menC0n-
ed mortgage may be held to be 1rst ana the lien
Of his said last mentioned mortgage, the second
lien on said premises tina defendants may be
barred OF all equity Of redemption or other In.
terest in said premises and for ill other proper
and Just relief. i,
Defendants are required to answer said peti
ton on or before the 10th day Of september
1859. A. l.. EUHk.
BY Case 3 McNeny. his attorneys,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

r.. n. HALEY. J. L. HALEY.
KAIEY ERCS.
A TOR ENSA AT LAW. Agents for the b.
"A EM.R. l.. lands. Office O u Webster street
Red Cloud. Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30
II. consumption 1neuraL

Read the following: Mr.. @. h =, AZ
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down witt -;
scess of Lungs, and friends and phi. -
clans pronounced me an incurable Co. ;
sumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. am now on
nv bird bottle, ard b. to oversee the
work on my farm. Il is the finest med
icine ever made"
Jesse Middiewart, Decatur. ONO. says:
Had j not been for DR. Kings New DIS
covery for Consumption L would nave
died of Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now III best OF health.
Try it. Sample bottles free at Henry
Cooks drugstore. d
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

To william Arnold: =.
You Are hereby notified that on the 7thday Of
November 1887. /. l.. Baurl purchased at public
tax sale from the county treasurer. ~; u; &c
Nit, at the courthouse in Red Cloud, Webster
county, Nebraska, for the taxes Of the year
1856 amounting 10 s6.95 the following described
land situated in Webster county Nebraska. tax
ca in the name Of William Arnold: The SOUTH
rsnce 3. west of the & pm. containing 70 and g:
i00tG acres. TIE tin e for redemption OF said
land from the lien OF said tax sale viii expire
November 9TH, 1859. and II not redeemed before
the above date expi,cS will make application
for treasurer's tax deed. l.. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30
Take Notice.
To William Arnold:

10 W1llam Af0OlO:
You are hereby notified that on the .th day Of
November 1887 /. L. Baum purchased At public
tax sale from the county treasurer, NIB. Nc
county Nebraska for the taxes OF the year 1856.
amounting to $3.50, the following described land
situated in Webster county. Nebraska. taxed in
the name Of William Arnold: The southeast =
Of the southwest /, section 6. town 3. range 2,
west OF the 8 p.m. containing 10 and 3f1aOtn
acres. The time for redemption Of said land
from the lien Of said tax sale will expire NO
vemher 7th. 1889, and if not redeemed befOre
the above date expires l will make application
or q treasurer'S tai Ceed. L. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

To william Arnold: -
November ISSs, /. L. Baum purchased at public
tax sale from the county treasurer, u. B. Nc
Nitt, at the court house In Red Cloud. Webster
county. Nebraska. for the taxes Of the year 1885,
amounting to 1855. The following described
land situated In Webster county Nebraska.
taxed in the name Of William Arnold. The
northwest kof the southwest \ section 6 o
and iSlOoth acres. The time for redemption
Of said land from the lien OF said tax sale
WIN expire November It'll 1850. and II not re
deemed before the above date expires . Will
make application for . treasures tax deed.
l.. RAIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30
Take Notice

YOU are hereby notified that on the 9TH day Of
November lss7, i, l.. Baum purchased 1T public
taxsale from the county treasurer NE: NC
Nttt at the court house IN Red Cloud. Webster
county Nebraska, for the taxes Of the year lSS6.
anOunting to S::.s,S5 on the following described
land situated in Webster county Nebraska tax
"a I'm the name Of NJ Il. Gordon: The southwest
Z southwest 4 section q. town =. range - 49,
a the s n. m. containing 1GO acres. the time
foe redemption Of said lan from the lien OF said
az sale will expire November 9Th 1889, and Il
mot redeemed before lie above daee expires, l
Vill make IA IhiS alton for Il e:astrer s Tx deed.
l.. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

IL william Arnold:
You are hereby notified that on the It'll day
q November: 1851, 1, I. Baum purchased q
public tax sale from the county treasurer. d:
b. NcNitt, at the courthouse In Red Cloud
Webster county, Nebraska. for the taxes for the
year 1856, amounting to $685.. The following
described land situated in Webster county.
nod. The nUfi.l east q, Of the southwest !
aecdon 6, range >. . 3, west OF thu
6 .. m. containing 70 acres. The time for
redemption of said land from the lien Of said
tsX sale will expire November sth. 1ss9, ana u
not redeemed before the above date expires l
gill make application for "a t'eaSurer's tax
SlH~Al Il. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

q. C.. CASE. JAS. MCNENY.
CASE McNENY.
T!ORNENS AND C~I.JNSELCES AT Law
Viii practice in al courts Of this Staeo
= 1:sctiOns rs well As Irrigated business carenQE-
Fad efficiently attended to. Abstracts furnish.
STA application. :.
OTFIcE.LOver First National Bank. bed
Cloud. Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30
Fake Notice.
10 Charles W. Haley, jacob L. haley and Ru.

10 Charles W. Haley, Jacob L. Haley and Ru-
YOU are hereby notified that on the md day Of
DC, 1881 l, l. Eaum purchased 1t private tAA
"a from the county treasurer, ~. b. McNttt,
~. NEBRASKA for tho taxes OF the year lea,
Ssnounting t. sl7.a3. The following described
Iaad, situated in Webster .1unty Neorask2 ta!.
"a IN the n:4E1e * Charles ". Haley, Jacob l.
Yljey and Rufus ~. Largent: the northwest i
eeodon y, town I, range 10. containing leo acres
time for redemption will expire December
8. 1883. and IL not redeemed before the above
6aae expires 1 will MAE c application fora treas
0fer's tax deed. BAOA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-30

I. w. IULLEYS. N. ID
YOMOEOHArHIC PHYSICIAN. y. >. EX:
amining Surgeon. Office opposite First
Bank, Red Cloud. Nebraska
Chronic diseases treated nv mail
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
TN q ARRIHAL.

The Wrecked Passengers ana Their
ascscuers Given a focusing Wet
come.
thousand steam whistles, says the
Times, shri, ked welcome az the gallant
Missouri steamed najestically up the
Delaware river. Nearing her wharf al
Washington avenue flags were dapping in
the breeze from each of the steamers
mast heads, while long string OF bright
bunting trailed from the fore boom to
the deck. Her dechs were crowded with
eager men and women who jossled and
pushed each other good nstcrediy liz
their efforts TO secure good places Of view
along the rail.
The docks and whavves from Green
wtch Point to Aimont street were back
nth people, who waved their handker.
ebiets and sunuted as the Missouri made
her way to tho docks When she wag
f'owed down oppo lie CLANS SpreoEeIs'
dig iehoery nil the Whistles Il! the
vicinity opened their trazan throats in q
miTdty scream o. welGnme. As each
ttrryboat passed the ship they salnted
tarsa times three and were answered
from tho steamer. As ale neared her
whaEt tine SCENE grsw more exciting.
Men and women wnved their hand ker
ohiefs and hats mud fairly Jumped for
joy. At the Old navy yard pisr fully
5000 people Lad assembled on the whsr.
aud monopoliaed the vacant freight cars
CheeE after cheer came from their united
voices and vas carried out to the Mis-.
soar!. Captain Murrell. who was stand.
Ing on the bridge, turned to Pilot
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

W. Ass Sc SyH.nOH tley Year.
Bdttor Gdsstta d Journal. would ask
space in your paper TO correct an error OF
the Dover correspondent Of q paper called
the Epsniag hurndl. He states that.
hhder the three commissioner bill, 1t il
possible to elect two members from any
one OF the proposed three districts, TO
SHOW that this 10 not tine case, would
quote frcm section of the bill Witch
aaJs; "AGd the three persons residing in
the said three districts respectively. who
ANAL stysraily receiva q higher number
OF votes for said office than those re-
eelSed by any other person residing in
their Respective districts, shall be elected
70 said ctfice." 80 that it IL impossible
10 elect two members from any one dis.
tfiot, no matter how large o number OF
votes they Dsy have received. 1t Ia said
that the bill is crude and does not cover
the Stonnd sufficiently. Tho reforms in
our county government should come by
degrees, and not by an attempt At sudden
revolution. Place this bill on out Rtatnte
oooks. and il II Is net all wa mead
can be amended at the merit
session OF the Legislature, before the
laN Roee into effect. The question for
as 10 consider is, shall we have if-
,otnus ~ which our peopla will be re.
iieYed from $50 900 extra taxes which
.hey are now paying, or shall the present
system DO continued for the sake of the
patronage II gives to the political marty
IN power or, in other words, shall the
lights q the taxpayers be regarded, OF
tnatl We submit to the bahests OF ire
Politicians. Thil saving of $50 900 ia
40 ~ MYTH but can be shown by figures.
49,, ihsleAoe, on adjoining county is
aay'as done for ~ 600 tho same work
ma y now costiug US Si2, OUO, and other
Gases can be c,tsd Mhefe there can NJ a
NE saving in expenses. The minority
. i elanse is step in the
ElEht direction, guaranteeing as it does 4
t a.aata n,dy politically, thereby insuriuR
. .tFeN2m from corruption in tho admins.
'sa.lon q our county government.
Thz-pAYrSo DEMocRAr.
hASARK April 2sd, 1859,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
ARD kLAnom4.
A Great Rush OF Settlers TO the New
GENTRY Monday

NaFGdh AhbH Bt W hhAD Vow
GENTRY Monday
Kansas CRY, April 2i.--To-night being
the last chance for persons bound for
Oklahoma to move in time TO rsAoh that
country by noon tomorrow, the Union
depot was thronged with motley crowd
a. ever assembled In 1t. The Santa Fs,
in addition to lis two regular trains, sent
out a special of II coaches, which repre-.
scented nearly every line entering the city.
The Rock Island also sent out an immense
train.
Innuuershls cases OF pocket picking
have occurred during the past week, both
In the depot and on the trains, To-day
1t was nscertained that three or four
sharpers have been working very smooth
game. They would board On Oklahoma
traiu, gain the condolences Of carload Of
"hoomers," and finally suggest the or
ganisaiion Of colony. The sharpers
would produce their pocket-books and
settlers would follow suit. The oom-
mon fund idea invariably failed of con-
summation, however, but the pick pockets
improved the opportunity by noting the
SIZE OF each mans purse and it's place of
oonceelment These sharpors would ride
out hundred miles or more, aud by that
time would have succeeded In reapinR
their harvest. No arrests have been made
yet.
A 7imGs' Arkansas City special says
that it If reported there that General
Merritt has issued orders TO the troops to
take possession OF all guns aud pistols
carried by tho ''boomersn They are not
to be copfschted, but tho idea il to hold
them until the excitement Ia over, as a
precautionary measure against bloodshed,
FRE1FuL AND INPATIENT.
CHIc1G,. April 20 Tho acramble for
virgin soil in Ok,ahoma begins at noon
TO-DAY, says the Only Neps This morn.
ing, according to tue latest dispatches,
fully $4,000 people are waiting on the
border OF that small patch of ground
Fast horses, railroad trains and stages,
and all sorts OF private vehicles will bear
them intu the coveted territory at the
earliest possible moment. Ten thousand
or more will get possession of all the
desirable land,
Everybody is armed. No government
save that OF the war depat NJ mt exists
There ia reason to fear therefore that
much blnodshsd will result from the
general turmoil. The Bcenes In Okla
horna to-day ars without parallel. Tho
sudden turning of an nniahsbised
country into country teenlng with
people is a unique incident in the
countrs's history.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
oUsRY.
what s.suiscrIbnr', would Like "a
Know.

Know.
We have recently received letter from
one Of our well.known subscribers upnn
q subject which we prefer TO publish for
the perusal OF our readers. anticipating
that In 10 doing some one will relieve
an Of the responsibility OF answering
"Subscriber'sn questions. Here Is ne
letter;
"Nv Dear Editor For several year,
past have Eeen the recipient of several
pamphlets isyued from time TO time Nv
Meesrs. II. II. Warner d o., Of Roohss.
ter, N. Y, which M addition 10 contain.
ing m extensive treatise upon kidney ala.
ease, Its origin, usual symptoms and
growth, also includes numerous tosti.
monials from partiea whose facsimile
signatures are attached thereto, att sting
the statement that they bava been indi.
vidually relieved by the uEe Of warIes's
eafo Cure, which ia prepared by tho
above firm, for the uae OF persons so AZ.
flicted. Now, Mr.. Editor, would like
to know IL the statements made By ihoae
parties who testify to the great good
which Warmers Safe Cure has done them.
can be relied upon. They seem honest
enough from the way they read. War.
ner's Safe Cure saved my life after the
doctors had given mo up says John
Dohorty, 1873 North Main street, Concord
NH i was given mp to dis with Brieht's
disease OF the kidneys. The doctors said
they could do nothing for me. A friend
advised me TO tako Warmers Safe Cure,
and my family consider me as given back
from the grave says Mrs. Carrie A. Fry
OF Wathena, Kas. DIR. L.. u. Rice. OF
Hanover O. H., Va. says that Warmers
Safe Cure CURED him of Brighi's disease.''
Each pamphlet which / have received
contains hundred or more testimonials.
and the eane one does not appeari in more
than one pamphlet, so it seems that there
are good many who are being helped BY
that remedy.
II str kss me that there Is good deal
OF sense In the claim which those parties
make that the doctors are treating too
many persons for wrong cauges, aud that
oftentimes, people are treated for con.
sumption, brain, heart and nervous dis
orders, when they are suffering from kid.
ney disease which should be treated, as
they say, by the use OF Warmers Safe
Cure and as result, when disease Is iirst
removed therefrom, that which Ia sup.
posed to be disease in the lungs or other
organs, will disappear. Many OF my
neighbors tell me that this remedy has
done much good for them more good
than their doctors. II kidney disease Is
the real cause Of so many other diseases
why. Mr.. Editor, don't the people who
are an eted with sicknoss, insist upon
more careful inquiry being made, In
order that the true CAUSE may be ssoer-
tanned, and the proper treatment niseu ?"
'sSUBscRIDER.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Qneen street wharf Philadelphia late on
Monday afternoon with 365 of the rescued
passengers OF the wreoket Danish steamer
DaDms,k on board. Very few OF the
passengers could talk Euglish, and
nearly all were In destitute circumstances
they having been forced TO sacrifice
nearly all their possessions when they
abandoned the Dsnmark, The Missouri
was SLOW in coming up the river. She
got stuck on the fl is below Chester.
Captain Murrsii made detailed state.
ment,. explaining mprehensively the
nature OF the accident which befell the
Denmark, Al d narrating the rescue Of the
passengers and crew.
The passengers were supplied with
food, and at midnight many were sent to
western destinations. Tuesday some we're
forwarded TO eastern points.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Eugene HeiIoron, the Young boarding
house sneak inlet who was arrested IN
Trenton, N. j., recently and held for action
OF Drlawata Authorities, was Discharged
from jail on Sunday. His chief prosecutor,
W. I. fuil OF this city, was informed by the
trenton authorities that the charge OF
preach OF lust. as made by him agsinGt
the prisoner, does not. under the interstate
phasr = Ia. puOS q s9aUts iuttuer
DC ea,lan. The pr outr was very frsrinI
OF being brought 10 L slawafe. 10 balisYstl
ne saw the outlining OF Delawsre's tero-
cious cat and the no less agreeable pilory
as future destiny awaiting him here.
When he vas Informed Of his release he
could hardly express himsslt for joy.