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The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-10

Years of suffering relieved in a night Itch
ing piles yield at once To the curative properties
Of Doan's Ointment. Never fails. At any drug
store. % cents
His Reasoning: Teacher: why should we
not be proud of wealth ano power?" Jonnie
Because we haven't got any
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-10
WATCH YOUR WEIGHT.

If it is falling below normal you may
be sure something serious is the matter.
A greater susceptibility to coughs and
colds exists, and unless care is taken
you may soon be in a precarious con-
dition. Avoid this by taking
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-10

The annual report Of the officers of
the town of Smithheld represents the
financial standing Of the town. February
20, 1898, In the following statement:
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-10
Town of CornVille.

The selectmen of Cornville reported IT
the annual meeting, held Monday last.
that the assessments for the last year,
amounted to $4,6lS.69, the rate being Ii
mills on valuation of $2S2 BIB, and
$500 each on 1872 polls. There was also
an assessment of 81, l,027 .63 for highways,
to be expended in labor.
The receipts fop the year ending Feb
ruary Goth, including Lea cash in
treasury at beginning of the year, were
$6,S29.44. Among the expenditures
were, State tax, $935.6S; county lax,
$322.44; roads and bridges, $3.50 81
support of poor, $903,44; schools, ST.,
2l95l; repairs on school houses, $l74.70;
school books, $llS.99; town officers,
S372.77.
The financial standing Of the town,
March LIST, 1898, is as follows:
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-10

Robbins 25-25 liver pills.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-10
ANGLERS
/ETROLEUM
6mOLOlON Hypophosphtes.

which is recognized by physicians every
where as the great remedy for all wasting
diseases, coughs, colds, bronchitis and
even consumption if taken in an early
stage. 1t purifes the blood, makes the
nerves healthy, it aids digestion and
makes new, firm flesh.
Sold by all druggists. 5oc. and s1.oo
Angler Chemical Co., Alston District, Boston.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-10

rHE FIDILTTY AND CASUALTY CO., of
New York. incorporated and commenced
business in 1876. Geo. f. Seward, President:
Robert J. Hillas Secretary. Capital paid up in
cash $3.50 100000.
ASSETS, DEC. 81. 1897.
Real estate owned by the company,
unincumbered, 2bS8,442 78
Stocks and bonds, market value, 1,649,952 80
Cash IN office and In bank, l26,S20 7S
Interest due and accrued, 1867 AZ
Premiums in due course of collection, 54e,037 10
Reserve Re.-Ins. Deposit (cash in
Company's possession), q, ,495 4S
Aggregate assets at actual value, S2,930, ,i06 20
LIABILITIES, DEC 81, 1897
Net amount of unpaid losses and
claims, s459,396 90
Amount required to safely reinsure
all outstanding risks 1852 1893 04
All other demands, viz commissions,
etc, lG5,5l2 63
Total amount of liabilities. except
capital stock and net surplus, 2,2l., ,S06 76
Capital actually paid up in cash, $50 0oO 90
Surplus beyond capital, 46l,599 A
Aggregate amount of liabilities IN
cluding net surplus, S2,BO,4c6 20
3w9
Edwin F. Fairbrother, Skowhegan, Agent, 3w9
The state herald., 1898-02-11

DtHp.-At his home in this county
Tuesday morning Feb. 6, Albert d. Pol
lock. The deceased vas IN Holyoks on
Saturday and on his return home ws'
taken with su attack Of kidney trouble
from which he had sudsred for years
and died Tuesdsy morning. His sudden
death was . g'est shock to the man,
friends Of tho family In ,ha county whc
bad not even heard Of his sickness. The
funeral services ssrs conducted from,
the Baptist Church II Holyoks to-day
under the direction Of the Masonic
Lodge OF Holyoks Of which the deceased
was member. An obituary will bs
published In the nsst issue Of the HEn
AID.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

There was rear end collision on tue
high line Al Somerset, Neb., last Friday
night. A stock train Was following the
regular train aud ran into II st 6omsrssi
3. F Moore mail clerk was pretty sevsro'
ly injured, receiving = scalp wound aud
injury to bis back. The sxprsss mssssu
ger Mr.. Sodsrsou, vss also injured. This
fireman on the stock train, whsp no ssv
that there would b collision, jumped
from the engine ssd vss pretty badly
bruised by the fall. None Of the
occupants VI the PASSENGER coach we're
injured.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Ed HERALD-"Brothe j. A. Kimber,
Of Wrsy, Colo, made us pleasant call
this week. lie reports rapidly growing
sentiment IN bis neig ghborhood in favor
Of the labor exchange. There are already
hall dozen members enrolled aud many
others who have expressed . willingness
to join when the opportunity develops
for practical work. II 10 expected that
IN the near future healthy branch will
be the outcome Of the vigorous sgitstion
At Wray by Brother Kimbsr and other
willing worksrs."
The above 10 taken from the labor ex-
change guide 70 little paper published al
Denver in the interest Of this movemsnt) D
and thus the good work goes Oh. the
people are fast awakening to the fact
that they must depend upon themselves
II they are TO better their cendltisu.
The majority Uf the people 60 TO the
polls and vote ssd that 10 about oil the
thinking they do until nslt election time
then they 60 and do the same thing over
again, instead Of using their own brains
they hire men TO think for them and
then suppose these men are going 70
work Tor their interests vhsn Il 70 against
their own to do %. just a. soon ~ the Ia
boring people learn to think for them
sslvss then and then osly will they get
vhst justly belongs 10 them. The me.
vs hsvs elected 10 serve us have nsds
laws bv which We have bsen robbed - .
rs~ult We pay . tag on every srticls vs
uss. People arc leaving the county sv.
cry season thinking to better themselves
10 sone other pls@s, but the ssms cen
d,tions prevail everywhere. They are
The lossrs BY the move ~ we'll a. those
sho rsmsin. Let rs operate, start
some industry and Va may enjoy all We
vish TOT, not = few but all who are will
ling TO work, or sh.ll We cit on the street
corners, ridiculs thoss Who are trying 10
show 10 better wsy. and wni, for tho
"wavs Of prosperity" that hss bsts prom
ised us 90 long. This wave ssver vill
come to yeu, poor farmer, merchant or
uschsuic until you try TO hslp yourself.
No the prosperity has bssn going the
other way into the Golfers Of the money
bsrons for the past Is years while you
have been doing the work. Interest,
taxes and naortsssss are sstisg the life
out Of the people. Lot us arouse our
solves 70 sense Of our condition and
act Wills 20 have anything TO call our
own. Study the labor exchange plan I,
vill hslp you. DO not take my word or
any ens's bu, investlsAt. Tor yourselves.
investigation leads 10 Independents. All
desired information csa be obiainsd by
writing 10 Mr.. William Holmes our state
organizer whose sddrsss 10 ilA Chsmps
st., Denver, Colo.
hKs. LuiA THroo.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

We ssll The sspsoIsl attention Of oil
eur fssdsss ,sssessssA In trss'plsntlng
asd fruit culture 10 The unusually h6ss.
sl e6sr 4 Ne Arksasss Valley Nurseries
q osAGWisk, Ksssss, which v,Il bs found
slssWhsrs In this ,ssua They are rsiis-
bic people ssd mako this special onef
osly y istroduss their stsek 10 this VI
sinity. Ofdsss should ~ sent them
ViShout delay.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
A.E. Upton representing the New
York Life Insurance Co., has been In
Holyoke this week.
WANTED ;ssn. aS SsSsd:sassl: S.s e s:sssl!
our celebrated Lubricat,ng Oils and Greases
Salary and expenses. Enclose stamp for par.
tioalars. Address,
CRESCENT Oil o..
1ill.spshl Him


Mr.. Noble Prsntis recently paid the
following tribute to the farmers wives:
"Ths farmsr's wife 10 . woman Of
thought. Her way Of life 10 favorsbls to
thought, to reflection. Far from the
usddsninE crowd shs 10 away non III
distraction, its noises, the sight Of its
sins aud ,ts mysteries. In her life there
are whole leng, still days when there 10
no sound louder than her feet upon tie
aosr. tho ticking Of the clock, the song
Of the lone bird in the dooryard tree.
During these quiet hours sha thinks ssd
thinks. While she goes along at work,
without false step or motion, she thinks
Of many things and she thinks Of good
things. While mems minds are filled IL
nsy b with ambitions TO bs attained in
dubious ways, and Of strife and trick and
circumventiop, aud covstousnsss, hatred,
malice and oil uncharitsblsness, this
woman is thinking OF better things-of
her hsms and bar husband and her chill
drsn- and thinking, too, how they may
IN some way be helped and benefited.
When she thinks Of the house in which
she lives, it 10 to plan improvements to
1t, to wish at any rate that 1t were let
ter house or more comfortable place, not
tor herself alone, but for all the family.
When she thinks about the children it il
to plan for their good, how they may be
bettsr clad aud nurtured. She sftsn
wishes there were better school in the
district. Tho mother is frequently the
reader Of the family, and she is the best
christian in the house and she thinks Of
smother and better world than this
where she shall etsrnslly abide, and
whers everything that 10 wrong here
snail be made right. To the dream Of
that world she would II she could con-
form this world, and We should all strive
to make this world in which We live a.
this good woman thinks it should be-
The state herald., 1898-02-11
BEACHVILLE.

Mr.. snd Mrs. ". I. Stafford Of Dig
Spripgs. Nsb, ere waiting q, FSprs9us's
Bessie Trsutnss 10 slowly recovering
from an attack oi lung fever.
The recent wind and Russian tbistiss
did serious damage 10 the isacss Of this
locality.
Dr. Smith Of holyoks made = proiss-
sisnsl call IN this nsig borhood last week
Oscar Troutmsa made u trip 10 Jules
burg this week.
Oi.p NisIRY.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
Avery pleasant and enjoy able wishbops

Avery pleasant and enjoy able wishbons
party was given by Misc Mary Chsramy
At the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Chersny 8 miles west Of
holyoke, Saturday evening, Feb. o, and
. good time WAS reported by all present.
Reirsshmssts were served during the
evening. The following persons were
present: Miasss Belle Hamilton, Jessie
Hamilton, Allie CLANCY. Clara CLANCY,
Jessie Chsney. Hilds Nelson, Alma nsl-
son, Ethel Hill, Florence Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Lamar, Mrssrs. George Hill,
Elmer Nelson, john Nelson, Elmer SKIOLD
David SKIOLD, Joseph SKIOLD, John Poster,
Henry Bowers, Frank Austin, Joha Pc
ter, George Wash, n. Hit.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
OBITUARY.

jacob B. Porter was born Jan. 20, 1919,
near Barrssvills, Ohio, and laisd At Hol .
yoke. Colo, Wednesday, sb. 2, 1893,
Sept. II, 1s4o, be wsa unitsi in marriage
to Miss Minerva Knight. 80 them was
born one child which disl in infancy.
March 1, 1912 his wife die After the
death Of his wife he wsl to Monros
county, Ohio. to reside And on the 20,
Of March 1874 while eelling in this
county, he and Sarah T. ssIlow were
married. To them wers ben 0 children
only three Of whom survivs their father,
Mrs. L. d. NoCsllistsr Of Hslyoks, z }.
fortaf. Of Rioh Hill, No. .Lsl; t.JePos-
tor, Of Casey, Ill. He moved his family
to Kansas, ILL.,, in June 1851 whore they
resided for 4 years and while residing
there he :ensaRsd in wagon making
and black smithing. In 1855 he moved
10 Hume, ILL.,, where he followed the
same business. In 1887 he came wss,
with his family and located near Lamar,
Nsb., taking . homestead aud remaining
on tue homestead till he secured title to
the same when he moved TO Nevads,
No., where the family resided for dvs
years. In 1894 hs and his wife became
rssidsnts Of Holyoks, Colo, and contin-
ued TO reside here till his death. Early
in life whom only II yesrs Of ass he uni
ted With the Baptist Church and lived q
consistent and faithful christian life.
During his short residence Of four years
IN Holyoke he made many warm person
sl friends and in fact all who made his
acquaintance became his friends. he
~as very active and energetic for man
Of bis age and Was Of . very cheerful and
hopeful disposition. HIS friends about
town seeing him 70 actively engaged in
work did not realize bis advanced age
and were shocked 10 hear Of bis sudden
death. Hs was up and around town a.
usual till sbout 70 bours before his death.
On Monday evening he attended revival
services at the Baptist Church and Tues
day he was takeu to his bed from which
be never arose. His aged wife who sur
wives him and the family have the
sympathy OF all in their bereavement.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
subscr,bs for the HERALD, si.So yea

We we're mora than graiifsd last Mon
day upon arriving in Denver 10 find that
Fred Shaisr, "Yums's Kuu,e," WAS en-
gassd ~ aasistast editor and paragraph
o. Or the Denver Times. There 10 no
question but vhst Fred vill 70. . good
sized brooch Of spsrklsrs 10 the editorial
psss OF that paper. We srs glad 10 go
him climbing up the ladder 10 the news.
paper world. and predict ths, he will NO,
bs long in reaching the top whsr. his
talent naturally pisces him. His wsrk
this week 10 the bsst yet furnished FOL
the Denver papsrs.-Yuns Pioneer.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
-
0sersis.,ty Says 30.

Ca,careta Candy cs,hartic, tho most won
d~rfui medical discovery Of tie aer, pleas
ant and rcfrrshipv 10 tho tssie, act vct \,
and positively on Kidneys, livrr. and how.n.s 8
cleansing tho entire systrm, disp~l colds
euro hea'iaohs, feyrr. hahitual ronstlra,lo'
and biliouspess. pisaso buy and iry =. boI
OF q, q, q, today 10, ~, Nv cents. bold an.
guaranteed 70 ours BY eli druggists.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Rev. and Mra A. NJ. P. Abbott left
Holyoks this week for Black Hawk Il
which place Rev. Abbott has been -.
signed ~ pastsr OF the M. f. Church by
Presiding Elder Madison Of this district.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Last Friday was somewhat breezy in
this section Of country. 1t must have
been the tail Of the New England bliz-
zsrd that caused the disturbance IN the
air 1t this point.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Mrs. B. N. Wheeler will give another
Of her famous lectures on the higher
physical life Of women, 70 women only,at
the G. A. Il. Hall. Saturday, Feb. IL, at
3 p. m. No admission 10 ch ,rGsd.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Daniel Lazarus drove down from Stsr-
ling last week whore he had been for
the last two months visiting with daugh-
ter Mrs ". A. p. Scull.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

The Burlipston's new flyer OF its first
trip from Chicago 10 Denver arrived in
Denver ten minutes ahead Of tims. This
cuts the schedule time between Chicago
and Denver hvs hours.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
aTRAYEp.

Five hssa d rsass cattle branded Nv,
IN" % lsft side. Not dshornsd. Re
vssl will b pssd Ter Information lead
iss 70 The discovery ofthsir whereabouts.
J. D. 8HAnAS.
Imperial, Nsb.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Will Baldsiu OF Holyoks has . new
sheep ranch on Henderson flats, scross
the river. He has erected new house
and has new well and windmill.-Ster-
ling Democrat.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
A CARD,

To the friends vhs 30 kindly assisted
NJ during the last sickness and the buri.
81 Of husband and father We desire to sx-
tend our thanks. MRS SARAH PoHTrR.
MRs L. D. AcCoLLIsTrK.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

A social vss held at tho residence Of
W. q. Hsllsud, Tuesday evening for Rev.
Abbott and wife before their departure
for Black Hawk.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
Smoked meats Of all kinds at sh.mps,

William Akin went to Lovslsnd this
week for visit with the family Of his
son Robert et that place.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

D.A. Gaddy came up from McCeok
Wednesday and hss been running an en-
gine On the high line this week.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

+. O. Fritz isctured at the G. A. H.
Hall, Thursday evening on "Fratsrnal
Fellowship"
The state herald., 1898-02-11
lsyss have anything V ssll, advertise
n II ths usAss 1saALp.
Many People are Afflicted
WWh ssvsfs headaches,
Cssssd b sespidity Of
The liver. assd's Pills,

By IaViGsFssIsS The liver,
ouish,y svsrosns the hssdsohs, cause
the bleed 10 eiroulsts naturally ssd
bring sesut complete relief. Hoods
Pills sot directly upsu the liver and bow.
s,a They ere prompt ssd reliable aud
yss gentle In action. They tone and
ssssssshss Instead Of vsakssips he sys'
ss
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Mrs. b. M. Wheeler representing the
Colorado viavi Co., is in Hclyoks. The
ladies should bear her lecture tomorrow.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
Csnsi-.,ea-r.. proceedings.

Hclyoke. toio.. Dec. o, 1897.
The board Of county commissionsrs Of
Phillips county Colo. met pursuant IN
adjournment present full board. Geo s
rrcgo chairmsn h Nelson and ID Il Fur.
rsy commissioners q D Timberiaks clerk.
County clerks report vss FLED
The board approved the Official bond
Of q " Garland assessor, l. p Lewis
coronsr. " Y Decker justice Of the peace
In prsc,sct I. Hiram Picket justice si
tss psscs In precinct 3 and EN- No
Pnsrrin county treasurer
Report of county tfsasursr was Glsd
Tho following claims wsro allowed
q W Garland county assessor i25 90
Il N MePhsrfin ~ per resolution Of board
relative 10 iisrisie tar 4 10
Il N hcphsrrin treasurer ~ II
u N kcphsrrin postage and express 20
W ID Kelsey dspy die, atty 800
Mrs N Worley dsli,srsg election booths
40
= u johnson county supt l22 o.
A q Jarvis taking care Of booths 400
ID Sears care Thomas White 10 10
" ID Kelsey county atty 10 %
y u Tinberlaks postage 400
O u Timbsrlaks clerks fees 10 10 turned
Into Zee fund 10 20
Geo Gilbert care John Strand 10 10
j " Paiolsr county printing ~ 10
II Sutherland county coal 40 81
" Il Palmos labor and drsysss t5o
WIN Olsnnops rent 90 ~
y 4 Gissn klniil-s N m
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Have your eyes fitted. d. Harcourt Of
Fort Morgan, Colo. . Practical opticiAn,
s,sssss accurately fitted to ell kinds of
eyes and glasses ground to order. Bad
cases solicited. Will 10 in holyoke
Wednesday, and Thursday, Feb. .l6,and IL,
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Robt White jsnitor SOC
F X Noblst examining Harm Juills 2 &c
F X Noblst county supplies 465
@ j Slater postage SOC
F. X Noblst health officer l00l
II H Mason dist clerk 4I6
g 8 TrSgo com 70C
8 Nelson com 7W
d q Furrey com CSC
Herman Miller rebate on tax 90
O q Timbsrlaks money advanced to pay
court costa in case ofHszeu OF sl " board
Of commissioners 10 8O
The claim Of G J Chapman for S3S oS
a. water commissioner was upon recon-
usndatioa Of county atty disallowed
Ira Gray now came before the board
and offered to pay hrs taxes which has
been delinquent since 1903 II the board
would rsbsts to him accrued interest on
the same The total OF the tax and in
forest being &3l.39 interest 81 II which
would leave net tax "a 20 which tho
board authorized the treasurer to accept
IN full Of all scid tax
The board Was thsn met by Mr. Juilffs
relative to the proposition asking the
county to secure medical treatment for
his son but no action wss taken
Claims for mileage ior election returns
Of Nov 1886 which were not allowed at
that time for the reason that tho board
at that time we're not FULLY advised as to
shsthsr charge for mileage WAS allow
cd by law, now finding that the law pro-
soribes that mileage shall be paid, the
board took up the several claims and al
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Mrs. 1. b. Elliott Of Laramie, Wyo., IL
visiting friends in aolyoks and looking
after her property interests.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Buck wheat eakes snd some Of that
sscsllsnt hossy or syrup kept b! L.
Blaac 1 Co., make breakfast d. for :
KinR.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

si.so paid In advance will secure ,h,
srArs HERALD sndchicaso Weekly In
Or Ocean Tor ono year.
The state herald., 1898-02-11
!n.!!ite!. y! s. So s :! ]: 8: 8: !:

Rslstss health paasats hour, faxed
sIss, nspls sySuDs bsasy, preserves,
hens-nsAs oisss nsat, New Orleans
nslsssss, svsperstsd hsrss rad'sh. svss
oixsA pickles ssd elves d Shsmpe.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

Ts Cure . Cold In One Day
TaSs Laxative hfone 0uinine Tablets. All
pruss,sts rsfund tbs msssy II Il fails te
Cure. ~. eeSt
The state herald., 1898-02-11

CLEANED surrssss, dss and datss q
ohsnp's.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

CEvsssslist DAILY closed The revival ~.
ylcss st the BaDtisa Church Sunday eve
sips Esd delivered lecture At the
church % Monday evening. Quite .
auubss have usits1 with the church
s,ass Ne bsgiaaias d ths revival ssrv-
The state herald., 1898-02-11
Nsv ssrehuu sI Bhsnps.

Scott Williams formerly Of this coun.
~ 10 visiting the family Of bis brother IN
law J.B.Lsnsr Of this county.
The state herald., 1898-02-11

MR0OY b what has given Hoods
W. Barsspsrilla the largest sales In
ths werld and snAhlss Il TO accomplish
thousands Of woadsrful cUReo.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-14
SALT CREEK.

Party enthusiasm has given place
to patriotism and we sincerely hope that
when our humane mission is COM
p!eted abroad, that the down trodden
of our own country may be lifted up
The r. r. Co. are talking of ex'
tending the G. L. road from Bloom
ingville to Ash Cave.
The Central Ohio Oil Co. are drill
ling a we'll on Saltcreek and are near
400 feet deep.
Uncle Bill Kennedy is going to
have daily mail at Nancy.
The citizens of Samscreek will pc
tition the Commission for better road
bed.
John Cole of Columbus is looking
after his farm near Haynes.
Crops in the western part of the
county are are generally good.
Fruit will be scarce except the
blackberry.
Meadows are light compared with
last year.
Business is not very prosperous
here as the farmer has not much to
sell, and day labor is very cheap and
provisions very high. b. IL. }:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-14
Legal Notice.
Maria Palmer, Plaintiff In the Court of
vs. Common Pleas
Hattie B. Tannyhin and ( OF Hooking Co.,
John W. McBro0m, Df'ts. Ohio.

Hattie B. Tannyhill, whose place of resi-
derce Is unknown, will take notice that on
the 5th day of March, i896 the plaintiff. Ma
ria Palmer, hled her petition % IN the @ Court OF Of
Case No. 1927. against her, the said Hattie b.
Tannyhill. and the said John r McBrooms
alleging in substance that the said Hattie u.
Tannyhill is indebted to the plaintig in the
sum of $4,000. with per cent interest per
annum from August 18th. 1895, on a prom
isory note executed by the said Hattie b
TannyhiH in favor OF the piaintia t ano 3 aatso ts
execution and delivery OF said note. ana 10
secure the payment of the same, said Hattie
B. Tannyhifl executed and delivered to plain
tiff her mortgage deed. with the usual con-
ditions of defeasance therein, whereby she
conveyed to plaintiff in fee simple. the fol-
lowing real estate situate in the village OF
and described as follows. to-wit: Being a
part of Out Lot No Thirty -one. and bounded
and described as follows, .tO-D-t: Beginnfn
at the northeast corner of that part of said
out Lot lying west of said Orchard street.
thence along the line of said street. south,
fifty feet. thence west with the north boun-
dry of said lot, parallel thereto. ninety =
four feet to stone. thence north fifty fee
to the north boundary of said lot. thence cas-
to the place of beginning, containing abou
one-half of an acre. That said mortgage Is
the first and best lien on said premises and
that its conditions have been broken; that
the defendant, Hattie B. Tannyhill, is In
debted to the plaintiff in the sum OF s2S for
money paid out and expended by plaintin
for the said Hattie B. Tannyhil, at her re-
quest.
The prayer of the petition is for judgment
against said Hattie B. Tannyhill IN favor of
the plaintiff in the aggregate sum OF SsS.S'
August 25th. 1896. on 22225.00 thereof and per
cent Interest from August 25th 1897. on y %
thereof; that in default of payment of the
amount due on said promisory note, to-wft-
f,25. 90 with per cent interest per annum
from August 18th, 1895. said mortgage may
be foreclosed and said premises sold and the
proceeds applied to the payment OF the
amount found due on said pTomisory note.
The said Hattie B. Tannyhill is hereby mo-
titled that she is required to answer on or
before the 9Th day of August. 1868, or judg-
ment will be taken against her.
MARIA PALMER, Plaintiff
v. C. LOWRY, Atty for Plaintiff.
June 9th, 1897-6w.