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Speculation was irregular. uninteresting and
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1 ine and I tab & Northern collateral declined 4;
Union Pacific gold skies collateral trust notes ?.
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uooTERs A GOOD DEAL or GROUND

MHAfaA a. VI NNNALN MI
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% b. true
But it's only rea-
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To buy the maiden a choice bouquet
He pawned the coat on his back
And she wore the flowers on the street
next day
Pinned on to her eealskin sack.
-New York Press.
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One Drawback.
She could play a game Of cards
And never ask the trump,
Could see "a mouse across the room
And never think % jump.
But she had one little habit
Her happiness To mar
She never knew which way 10 step
From a moving horse car.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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NoTI,E,


HELENA, Mont. Feb T. 1894
Complaint having been entered AZ this office
by Ernest r. Wright against frank A. Hutohin-
son for abandoning his homestead entry No.
a7e5. dated May - 1872 up1n the y section
2, township 10 n. range ". in Lewis and larke
comfy, Montana, with view TO the cane Haiti n
Of said entry; the said parties are feraby sun.
moued 10 appear 81 this office on the 10Th dsy II
March. 1884 q 10 o'clock a. m . 10 respond end
furnish testimony concerning fsid a. eyed aban
donment GEO. A.. BJt no II.
} ecever
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The worse your Catarrh. the more you
need Or. Sacc's Catarrh Remedy. Its
proprictOrs offer $500 cash for case Of
Catarrh in the Head which they cannot
cure.
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MINNESOTA

wilbur Tsbbils -. o.. Merchants Hotel. St Paul
willard s. Dsnais.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St. Ps1
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The Newest Bang.
Have you seen the pretty girl,
With Napoleonic curl
Hanging right down upon her forehead
shes a product Of the day,
But you really couldn't say
That the style she has adopted isn't horrid.
Detroit Free Press.
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CpTtIAI. MFETISg hONrASA BAR As
= suclat.on In accordance with the provision
% bylaw SO t. special meeting ~ the Mon
fana Tar aszocia' iou - herebf called 20 D. hrld
a. Helena. Moufa a. ca lueslay oFoaing Ieh
o. 10 eight ucIu-- 4. IN. ln tbs room - tbs
ef.f. emo court ~ the STATE % Montana A. this
me.tlag tho otics-s u tho easociation Tor nc
g..r 20 arr o. BE- elected and OIL af tmuortanf
huslnasa 60 10 transacted foil Attendance -
tl.a men inrs % the a.tor iation b. desired
JOHN D. FORBi-.
A. n. NILSSON. fretident
-errnfurT
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saving

Don't you think, " said a brother lawyer
70 Judge Underwood, that Jim Pierson is
the greatest liar of a lawyer that you ever
saw"
II should hate TO say that Of Brother
Pierson," replied the judge, but he is GER
tainly more economical with the truth than
any other lawyer ON the circuit. "-Green
Bag
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Rollie-I wish 1 didn't like candy, mann
ma.
Mamma-Why, Rollie2
Rollie-Why, because then ! suppose peo-
pie would give me lots Of it-IIarper's
Young People
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An Increased Load.
"Well, my dear, said the rector Of the
Povertyville church. with a sigh 1.-THE yes
try have increased my labors."
How. dear" asked his helpful wife.
They've raised my salary 90 per cent,
and it will be just so much harder to col
lect. "-Harper's Bazaar.
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IL IL PossibIe9
She does not boast, makes no display,
But modestly she fills her station,
Though she's an object people say,
or wonder and admiration.
As schOolmiss, maiden fair, OF wife
SO every one declares that's met her
She never added IN her life
A postscript when she wrote letter.
Boston Courier.
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NOTlCT TO CREDITORS ESTATE Oh
~ ennis UelsY. deoea#sl
Nutire ls fralT ElFsa fha uu1ara lauH.l. al
mluisfrstr.n % fhe effaa ~ nelrI- sisy.
decta sd 90 the creditors nI ani a.I I.rsulr have
iuz elaine against ftn raiI decreased. to rrhluif
them. ulth the rncsssurr fuuc..rs HlfEtl four
months nftar tte nrst uah| at.uu g ID notice.
10 the sad adului .trnfrin a. rosm- -.- zoo and
liI nrsuife block Helena Montana ths am
being tha place for tHn tranHa.t.an .f ftn Lu. D.
uesa - ssii estate ll f.a county af eve ana
Clarka MINNIE ID .Ihl.
deceased
Dalsi leb 4 l8si.
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Ton sALK-REAL t.rArr.

~~~~~..---~--->-~---- ~.---~-----~-~-~~
Ga Lswrslco street. large houss worth
si1.gu1. price nor ss.usg gour osn terms. Her
i.srt d. sst a. O.. ground iioor Montana a
fiouAl haak luildlng.
/, OR sAIE HEgHERr HEFD a CO.
ground fioqr hontaaa hant bulldiug. have
house, AID lots Tor tfG1e Of sale % pef cezt Of
value.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any one who will send ne ONE Of the
No. l coupons accompanied by TEN
CEN - IN silver or ostage etAmpa We
will send ANY ONE BOOK TO be selected
BY Yourself from the list printed below, by
mail postage plepail;
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BUILDING MATERIALS FOR NEW PORT
- larrson-ohlca q constructing quarter
master. ali Power building. Helena, teb- p, 1875.
J. artIaa hzFiug builling stone aud other mater
IalH Wlich they wlsh TO have considered 10 con-
uector with tie construction - che hos poet,
are rep sotfullF requested 10 call a. tins udlco
with view of submitting Sample. and prizes
for cone ideration IN preparing specilcations aad
90 iuafos. Clio. s. HOY D..
Capt. & A. q. NJ. L. $. A.
NOTICE -THE COMPETITIVE EXAMINA-
~ tion under the rules Of the 7 nifed states
civil service commission ~ applicants fog The
grades ~ clerk ami carrier iu the elas- ted pos-
al service will be- held a. tic city nail council
cI.amhor on next Saturday. Feb Do. commencing
a. nine o'clncs m. All those having fled
their application papsrH with the aocretary and
have received Notice ~ their approval viii TO-
port ~ the hail on time for examination. and
must provide Themselves with writing material
aud blank writing paper.
K D.. COFFTRs
Secretary Board Of Examiners.
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UTAH.

CALIFORNIA.
r. C. Wlbur .IA'aos Hotel San Francisco
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NoTIcr n - -EsIATE oI

Got 90 Hot springs Ark. sic "tIlert lea
l.outs. 4 So. Louis Rs. -tartest ard beet
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g 60 ASD So GENuTsE CONFEDFR-
D''s nte Hills only i've conts each. $50 and 500
hi.i- % cents each. pc sad sac sninplastars ~
celts zach. " and = bills - Gem. saoh. sent
securely scaled GA receipt % Price. address
tias ID. Esrksr, % IS iorsgtl rest. Atlanta.
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The Eject.
Little drops OF water
Poured iHfu Ihc mk
Make tho mlkmau- daughter
Drcss Lcrrelf ll rI4L.
Augusta Ca Sewa.
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION AS FORE
- man in quartz mine Experienced in
working men underground; capable OF assaJing
ores and sharpening tools. mad public assay
office for number OF years. Address 'ldAho'
INuEPESDENT.
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SITUATION WANTfD-BN GOOD MAN To
- do WORK around hotel washing dishes or any
thing 10 make q living. Address J. ". O'brien,
care general delivery.
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SlIIAIIOS WAAIED-hf BLACKSMITH.
- experienced in almost any line OF black
smithing, except horse shooting. John tcclsston,
last helena
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY MAN
- and wife. foTmer butler and waiter aud
latter a. ogok. est references. Address J. 4.
smith, $50 Fifth avenue.
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"A ANrED-hUbILtE On a. NM sslOA.
" Address A. T.. Independent
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SITUATION WANTED-BY FlR5T-CLASS
> man 20 do electroplatiug. gansmuhing and
general mechanical repairing. htteen years
oxperiance: workmAnshiu guaranteed. Address
b. letter, Jack e., TINS Office.
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TO Can 500 FOR THRIE MONTHS.
4 Adire-r Money thi- office
I.OE eALE HDLAEeuIr TX ENGLE-
hofas Lusinsss College. Apply Al This
odhos-
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SITUATION WANT DAN INTELLIGENT
= youth Of n years desires 70 learn he plumb
ing trade. Apply u. 4. A.. this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MARRIED
- man wants WORK Of any kind to make . liv-
ing Address A. L. Sparrsll, 3u Cutler street
lie ena-
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fOE KENI-tIftNI~ttED ROOMS.
~-~~--~-~--~-~-~~->-~-~-
Tor RI FURNISHED n lOMS FROM
81 10 a. PER month. Alden block. n,
ureckenridge stiesL
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NITUAr ION WAN1ED-BY 10Y IS YEARS
% Of age. has had i've years experience Ia
large rtore ia COLORADO, wages 90 suit the times
Ad1ies- or cail az 4. D. cchmidt 80, ~ Rodney
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The Pr0fessor-Aud now. my dear, what
r. the lowest form 81 animal ils5
The Coed Girl l-comiulyJ- Man.
Truth
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NArOi EhAbt dDliS 90 HENI: ALL
~ kinds low ra'sl. Mrs H. Is erth. iOi
Iloadwal.
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me o. tn ould CONAN when she was that
young"
Away wild yell Your Guild CONAN cud
never pound wild her phist on the windy
Widout breakin the glass. "-Hartford Post.
IL II POssibIe9
She does not boast, makes no display,
But modestly she fills her station,
Though she's an object, people say,
or wonder and admiration.
As schoolmiss, maiden fair, OF wife
SO every one declares that's met her
She never added in her life
A postscript when she wrote letter.
Boston Courier.
Saving.
Don't you think, said brother lawyer
70 Judge Underwood, that Jim Pierson il
the greatest liar of a lawyer that you ever
saw"
II should hate to say that Of Brother
Pierson," replied the judge, but he is Ger
tainly more economical with the truth than
any other lawyer ON the circuit. "-Green
Bag.
One Drawback.
She could play game Of cards
And never ask the trump,
Could see a mouse across the room
And never think % jump.
But she had one little habit
Her happiness TO mar
She never knew which way 70 step
From a moving horse car.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
An Increased Load.
"Well, my dear, said the rector Of the
Povertyville church. with a sigh, 1.-THE yes
try have increased my labors"
How. dear" asked his helpful wife.
They've raised my salary 90 per cent,
and it will be just 80 much harder to col
lect. "-Harper's Bazaar.
The Newest Bang.
Have you seen the pretty girl,
With NRpoleonic curl
Hanging right down upon her forehead
she's product Of the day.
But you really couldn't say
That the style she has adopted isn't hnrrid.
Detroit Free Press.
A Dimcult Task.
Carleton-Why are you looking so wor-
Red. Monty?
Montauk-I started keeping a diary on
New Years day, and I'm trying 70 think
Of what / did each day since then, 30 that /
can write it up Brooklyn Eagle.
Loves Sacrifice.
To buy the maiden a choice bouquet
He pawned the coat on his back
And she wore the flowers on the street
next day
Pinned on 10 hor sealskin sack.
View York Press.
Pate.
Rollie-I wish didn't like candy, nam
ma.
Mamma-Why, Rolhe2
R0ilie-Why, because then ] suppose PEG.
pie would give me lots Of it.-Harper' 3
Young People.
In Doubt.
This balmy winter weather
Brings trials to u- every dav.
We can'ttell whether the summer clothes
or our winter Co give away.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Usuai Accompaniment.
Tazleigh-What are the 80 articles that
every divine has 70 accept before be- can be-
come full tiedged clergymaul
neutrality-suspicious..
A Sad Fate.
Oh, pity the puui.u
DO bot Iulre.
Hes lust iat4 the grip
Ana was robbed col D. ls voice.
-Wasi.Hstoa star.
Harsh.
The prafe,sor-Aud now, my dear. what
Il the lowest form 81 animal Iilef
The Coed Girl l-comiulyJ-Na
Truth.
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.OK HtS BE iB+Rr D. IEtD & CO.
/ ground floor noltaua bans building. have
he Target ls. oi housss All stores IN the city.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-09-28

c., and the work of building will !
be pushed at once.
A cloth and slasher building is
to be added to the mill of the Odell
Manufacturing Co., at Concord, N.
c., and 81 Within looms and l 800
spindles will be put in for manu-
featuring white cloth.
Hertzler & Donies are building
a new hosiery at Meterstown, Pa.
j. w. Wagley will start a small
knot goods plant at Hannibal, Mo.
A new company at Barnesville,
Ga, commenced the manufacture
Of knit goods September l.
New hosiery mills are being con-
structed at Womelsdorf and Read
ing, Pa.
The Manufacturing Co., at Naz-
areth, Pa, has let the contract for
additional buildings.
The Globe Knitting Mills at Nor
ristown, Pa, have completed a three
story addition, and extensive new
q capital stock of $4,000.
A movement for the establish
ment of a knitting mill at Madison,
Ga, has been successfully inaugu-
rated.
The Patent Knitting Mills is a
new concern just started at Tow
anda, Pa.
The Forsyth Dying Co., of New
Haven, Conn, is adding machinery
for the manufacture of hosiery.
Kelly q Elser is the name Of the
new concern running a knitting
mill at Germantown, Pa.
The Boxford Knitting Co., man.
ufacturers of underwear, has been
incorporated at Philadelphia with
Germantown, Pa, and Pfeiffer's
mill, at Riverside, n. j.
The Star Knitting Co. and H.
Strauss Knitting Works, Chicago,
have put in a full line Of automatic
knitting machines for ladies' and
mems underwear.
James A. Parr is starting a new
mill at Amsterdam, N. Y, for the
manufacture Of hosiery.
The Globe wool mill at Augusta
Ga, have recently put in 40 looms
and will manufacture drills, sheet
ing, etc.
A new mill with a capacity OF
10000 spindles is being built neal
Wexford, S. G.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-09-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Committeeman are Urged to Attend
the Meeting Next Monday.

The Committeeman are Urged to Attend
the Meeting Next Monday.
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee for Benton County is here
by called to meet at the courthouse
in Camden, on Monday, October l,
1894, at II o'clock, m., for the pur-
pose of consulting for the coming
campaign, and to transact such bus
mess as shall legally come before
the committee.
Let every member of the COM
mittee be in attendance, as there is
important business to be transact
ed, and it necessary that a full at
tendance be had.
d. B. THOMAS, JR.,
W. G, BENTON, Chairman,
Secretary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-09-28
DEMOCRATS WILL ORGANIZE.
Meeting Called to Organize Cen
tral Club for Benton County.

tral Club for Benton County.
A mass-meeting of the Democ-
racy of Benton County is hereby
called to meet at Camden Monday,
October l, 1894, for the purpose Of
organizing a Central Democratic
Club. The November election is
only a few weeks off, and party or
ganization and harmony is neces-
sary to accomplish the object now
iii view, which is the success Of the
party all along the line.
Every Democrat in the county is
invited and urged to be in attend
ance at the meeting next Monday.
Working in harmony with the par
ty nominees should be found in all
loyal Democrats, who should enlist
their best energies for the success
of the party ticket in November,
Young volunteers are coming to the
front for the defeat of the party
that has placed the exercise of the
taxing power in the hands of the
few who have used it for their per.
sonal ends, as they will again if re.
stored to power.
Organization will be directed t
increasing the Democratic vote il
the county, and your aid is desireC
to give an enthusiasm to the cam
paign and assist in organizing thJ
Democracy of your district.
d. b. THOMAS, JR,,
| W. G. BENTON, Chairman
! Secretary.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
No. So.

An ordinance authorizing the leasing of
rooms by the city of McCook, to be used
as a council chamber for the city of Nc
Cook. and also for the leasing Of rooms
to be used for a Jail and hose house by
said city.
Be it ordained by the mayor and city
council of the city of McCook.
SECTION /. That the mayor of said
city is hereby authorized to enter into a
contract on the part Of said city of Nc
Cook, with the McCook Loan and Trust
Company, to lease for a period of five
years from the first day of July, 1894, at
a rental not to exceed thirty-fve dollars
per month, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: Forty feet off the west end
of lot number II, in block number I6, in
the original town of McCook, with the
two-story brick building, with basement
beneath the same, located thereon, be-
ing a room twenty-five feet square, in
the basement of which is a room used
wi NV Pun poSC VI d jan, luS IISI story
of said building being used for a hose
and cart house for said city Of McCook,
and the second story being used as a
council chamber by said city Of McCook.
SEC. ?. That the said city Of McCook
agrees to ratify any lease made by said
mayor of said premises for a period of
five years, at a rental value not to exceed
t%hirty-ive dollars per month, payable in
advance, for such premises, and to raise,
by taxation or otherwise, sufficient
money to pay for the leasing Of said
premises.
SEC. 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage, approval and publication according
to law.
Passed and approved this 25th day of
September, A. D. 1894.
Attest: J. E. KELLEY, Mayor.
Ell. WILCOX, Clerk.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-28
Ordinance No. So.

Entitled an ordinance to repeal ordi-
nance No. 40, passed and approved
August 23d, 1898.
Be it ordained by the mayor and coun-
Gil of the city of McCook.
SECTION I. That ordinance No. 4e
of the city Of McCook, entitled, IAN or
dinance declaring the city of McCook a
city of the second class, with a popula-
ton OF more than two thousand five
hundred, and to provide for its registra-
ton under the registration laws OF the
state, and for the appointment Of super
visors Of registration in the several cleo
ton districts Of the city, and for the
registration of voters in pursuance Of the
registration laws of the state" passed
and approved August 23d, 1893, is hereby
repealed.
SEC. ?. This ordinance to take effect
and be in force from and after its pas.
sage, approval and publication.
Passed and approved this 25th day Of
September, A. D. 1894.
Attest: J. E. KELLEY, Mayor.
Ell. WILCOX, Clerk.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-28
NOTICE 70 LAND OWNERS.

III York National Bank, N. A. Castle, G. s.
Woods, w =. and 4. J Qulck.W. H.Gartside,
Quincy A. Graves, Georgia Miller Wi, INA
Eastwood, Nina SCHNEIDER, Jacob STEINER,
Nina W. Beall, John Walter Mittenberger,an and
TO all whom 1t may concern:
The commissioner appointed 10 locate a
road commencing at the southwest corner of
the southeast quarter Of section 3oin township
;, north Of range 70, west Of the 9th principal
meridian, in East Valley precinct, Red Willow
county, Nebraska, running thence north on the
half section line 10 the southwest corner Of the
southeast quarter Of section IS, thence north
4 degrees IS minutes west II chains II links,
thence north 70 degrees IS minutes, west "a
chains Is links, thence north ~ degrees VESTS
chains g links, thence north g deqrees u
minutes. west E chains 8 links, thence north
% degrees, west IL chains 90 links, thence
north II degrees IS minutes, west 8 chains 20
links, terminating thereat,has reported in favor
Of the location thereof, and all objections
thereto or claims for damages must be filed in
the county clerks Office or or before noon Of
the 10th day Of November, A. d., 1894, or said
road will be established without reference
thereto. GEO. W.. ROPER,
BIC. GossARD, Dcp-.Y. County Clerk.
September iEts.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-28
Communicated.

EDITOR TRIBUNE.-You have doubt
less noticed the manner in which the
jury sustained the lawless acts of the
three Caseys who seized my house with
out permission, and have lived in it for
several months without paying rent, and
still remain therein in defiance of my
wishes and the laws governing owner
ship. Will you allow me through your
columns to ask the public if such a state
Of things is to be approved Of. Is an
archy to be the motto of our couIts? If
S it is time to cease from labor. If we
take the acts of the Caseys for a criterion
we may take possession OF whatsoever we
desire and retain the same without fear
of molestation. Whittier are We drifting
when property owners are unable to pro-
tect themselves from INSCRIPTIONS men.
JULIA a. B. HARRIS.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-28
SUMMONS NV PnhLICA1InN,

Adam Fritz, Christina Fritz, John George,
Anna George, George II. Grubb, Fanny A.
Grub, Joseph Appenmaier and Mrs. Joseph
Appenmaier, defendants, will take notice that
Charles p. Dewey and Albert j.. Dewey, part
ners doing business under the firm name of
c.. P. & A. B.. Dewey, plaintiffs herein, have
fled their petition in the district court Of Red
Willow county, Nebraska, the object and
prayer Of which are TO foreclose a mortgage
executed January 18th, 1886, by the defend
ants, Adam Fritz and Christina Fritz to the
plaintiffs, upon INC following described real
estate, situated in Red Willow county, Ne
braska, to-wit: the south half Of the north
east quarter and the north half of the south
east quarter of section number three, in town
ship number two, north, in range number
twenty-seven, west of the sixth principal
meridian, to secure the payment of their
eleven certain promissory notes, one for the
sum OF $500, due December oath, 1890, and
ten for the sum Of $40 each, due respectively
June ISt and December list, 1886, 1887, 1888,
1850 and 1890, and all drawing interest at the
rate Of ten per cent after maturity. There is
now due on said notes and mortgage the sum
of $500, with interest thereon at the rate of
ten per cent. from December Ist, 1892, and
plaintiffs pray for a decree that the defend
a ts be required to pay the same or that said
premises be sold to satisfy said amount. You
are required to answer said petition on or
before Monday, the 18th day Of October, 1894.
G. T. & a. b. DEWEY, Plaintiffs.
BY w. s. MORLAN, Their Attorney.