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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
Sc ha constitufdo el Comite liberal
autonomista de Mayaguez bajo Ia pre-
sidencia de don Felipe Cuebas.

Sc ha cOnEtltu1QO ell CCmlIe tberM
autonomista de Mayaguez bajo Ia pre-
sidencia de don Felipe Cuebas.
De Guayanilla nos escriben:
xSe oueiun varios yecinos de este
pueblo de que ell Juez Municipal del
mismo Lcdo. don Romualdo j. Zavala,
cuando ocurre algunn causa criminal,
les llama declarar en- su propio esta-
blecimiento de farmacia no en- las
.oficinas del Juzgado como debiera scr,
y que las declaraciones Sc les toman en-
nresencia de personas extraflas, con 10
cual sc reyela ell secreto del sumaTlo y
Sc infringe un precepto de la ley.
Llamamos la atenci6n de quicn 60.
rresponda sobre ell particulars
w@BELLEZA SIN PAR Puede
haber NADIA mas exquisitamente hermoso
que una joven punto de contraer ma
trimonio, y caya tez, suave como terclo
pelo Y pura como la nieve Immaculate,
con touue hechicero de carmin haoe
pensar en- ez sonrojo de ana rosdy La
hermosura del cutis puede obtenerse in1
faliblemente usando ell Reaedfo tatrco
de Amazz Quevados, agente maravllio-
30 que purifca la piel, hacienda des-
aparecer las granulacionea, manchas,
pecas y cuanto contribuya empahar
su belleza. De venta en- todas las far
macias dep6sito, Guillermety, Vale
y Cancio y G. Mulet-lo Agosto.
En- una hoja volante que de Huma-
Gao hemos recibido, dice nuestro ami
go correligionario don j. Masferrer,
al deponer Ia presidencia de la asam-
blea de la union autonomista liberal:
<Rota dsfnitivamente la Union Au-
tonomista- Liberal, ceso ell accidente
casual 6 necesario, vuelven las cosas d
su antique ser Sc reconstituyen los
Antiques Comites lberales, cesandQ
por consiguiente mi Presidencia, pero
no mi entusiasmo, mi fe polftica, mis-
energfas nj el carifio immense que os
rrofeso.,
eCompran monedas de orc y plata,
| y billetes de banco, nacional y extran-
Ijero, Boysen & Ca. Playa de Ponce,
Ponce, Mario 26 de 1898.
Recort amos de La Correspondence
"Dicese que entire muchos de los
autonomistas historicos de esta capital
ha encontrado eco ell pensamiento ini-
ciado en- Ponce por los sehores Ma
tienzo Cintron, Guzman Benftez, J
otros de levantar bandera para mantle
| net, ell partido Union autonomista libe-
raj. Pero que surgen algunas dificul-
tades, entire elias la de resolver al la
capitalidad del partido debe residir en-
Ponce en- San Juan y 81 ell jefe de la
cole ctividad debe ser el seilor Matien-
20 8 ell doctor Barbosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02

eulpa de indoieneia y apatfa porque no
ha trabajado las candidaturas con en-.
tusiasmo porquc una mitad de core
ligionarios ha deiado de votar.s
de que sc quejan entonces?
81 Ell antique incendicionalismo Sc
retrae, peor para ell.
Peor para 81, porque oometera una
falta de leso patriotismo.
Porque Sc volvera mas enteco Y d9bil.
81 Sc retrae, y tambien los puros,
vera nuestro pueblo un espectaculo
eurioso:
Los archi-despotas del pasado y los
archi-democratas del porvenir, unidos
en- fra.ernal consorcio para perturbar
la causa del 6rden.
Cosds a,eredes Ell Cd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
CAROLINA

Ell pats lie ha demostrado sus sim
.patfas con Ell espl6ndido triunfo obte-
nido en- dos distritos. s.-Escalona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
LAS MARIAS

Te felieito y mo oongratulo de ~
doble triunfo. Sabes que siempre SOY
ell condiscfpulo que te estima en- 10 que
wales. -Dr. Reguero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02

Estos nuevos Reloies Roe.
kopf pc1Jsccsonados, son sn.
periores 6 todos los dennis
de igual precio Y de una
duraei6n ilinjtada, Todas
Las pleas de, 1INAUD PA.
TENTE son inte,ran.biaJles.
10 que relmite componer
cualguier rotara, en- menos
de 10 Minutes y por menos
de la n.itad de preeio que
Sc cobra por relojes de otras
marcas.
Estos verdaderos Cron6-
etros, se venden garanti-
xados por DOS AMOS v &c
eompondrdn por mitad desu
precio en- cualquier spoca
que Sc deseompongan des-
pues de dicho plazo.
o ttHeIuO6 0e OrO, FLA
e. y Nikei, pero con espe-
cialidad do ACERO que
vendemos & DoCE PESOS
precio verdaderamente po-
puiar. teniendo en- cuenta
la ealidad del Reloj.
NOTA A. toda Persona
qns ns-s envie el impol te en-
billstes 8 Sellos de Fran
quoo, ie rerlitiremos un pre-
cioso TINAUD PATENT
DE AcERO, teaiendo al
derecho de devolverlo en-
caso de no gustarle.
Jsffso 90 de 1897 e . 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
YAUCO

Su triunfo es la mejor protesta con.
ira los pigmeos quo lie han calumnia
do.-Roiz.
Vencimos. Tn abrazo.
ds-Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
CLINICk S|F|L|0GRhF|CA

En- esta clfnica Sc cura la STILES por
inveterada y arraigada que sen en- 20
dfas.
Las estancias en- la clfnica Sc regular
en- cinco pesos diarios.
Ponce, calle del Comercio 10 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02

Dirigida por ell sefior don Francis
CO de Montolfu don Antonio Alfonso,
actuan en- ell pueblo de Manatf, un ous-
dro dram atico que trabaja con notable
exito, fgurando entire los actores, do
ia Josefna Jorda de Montoliu, dora
Maria Rcndon de Alfonso.
Segun Sc nos iuforma, visitara esta
eiudad ell referido cuadro, poniendo
en- esoena algunas obras de su roper
torio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
ADIRSTRO I SINIBS1'RO

Los paeros, en- su mezquino intento de
desaoreditar al sefior Mufioz Rivera,
tratan de presentarlo aho ra en- inadmi-
sible contubernio con nuestros adyer.
sarios de todas 6pocas.
Pero dan golpes en- vago.
A las refutaciones Terminates de la
prensa liberal, .debe unirse los que di-
cen los peri6dicos conservadores.
La Union misma, en- su editorial del
20 titulado <Lasciati ognis =. da 4
entender de un modo que no deja lugar
dudas la franna hostilidad existente
entire Ell antique ncondicionalismo ell
partido liberal.
Hostilidad tan franca, que hasta pien-
san en- oil retraimiento nuestr os antiques
adversarios polfticos.
Los disidentes sc equivocan, 8 meior
dicho, incurren sabiendas en- las mas
monstruosas inexactitudes.
~
Por otra parte, los conseryadores
sc quejan sin Fundamental.
Sino ban sacado una minoria resne-
table Ia culpa es de elios, que punca
atinaron congraciarse con la opini6n
popular.
"A mayor abnndamiento. la propia
Union declara que <su partido tiene
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
cOMPAnlA AN0N|MA De LA LUZ
ELECTRICL De PONCE

No habiendose constituido anoche la
Junta general de accionistas, por falta
de numero,. y sicndo urgantc resolver
acerca del emprestito proyectado por
medic de obligaciones al portador, SO
convoca nuevamente para ell lunes 4
del corriente las ocho de la noche,
entendiendose que, de conformidad con
| ell artfculo 25 de los Estatutos, SO to
man acueroos cstalQaiera Qase sea et nj.
Nero de occionistas qate coaacuavoa.
Ponce, 2 de Abril de 1893. 2. v.
FL presidente accidental, e. So1osar.
Un rasgo generoso
El dfa 20 de Mario ultimo falleci6
ell indiyiduo Fernando Ruiz, parde del
que fue vfctima del guarda jurado dc
la Hacienda de Gallart, dejando en- la
mayor miseria, albergados en- una cho.
"a, una mujer con siete infelices cria-
turas.
Sabedor de este el joven don Ricar.
do Mathew, dio parte del case nuestro
Alcalde, acudio ell sehor Gauthier Z
casa de los huerfanos, y conmovido ante
tai cuadro de desgracia, no solo le SO.
corrio en- aquel momento con su peoulio
sino que autoriz6 la pobre madrt
para que enviara todos los dfas 8 81
despacho, en- busca del necesario sus-
tento.
Rasgos como este no han meneste,
de concentrates, porque la caridad sc
impone al aplauso de todos.-------
tMuE bien, sefior Gauthier
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
lose Dolores Martinez.

Aver jueves, serfan las doce 6 La una
de la tarde, y encontrandome en- mi Ca
sa, Be aparecio ell indiViduo Doroteo
Arevalo cuchillo en- mano desafiando
me la pelea, haciendeme infinidad
de provocaciones, 10 cual, sino inter
vienen algunos amigos que la saxon
pasaban, supiera Dios el fin de tan
alarmante actitud de dicho provoca-
dor. llo pongo en- conocimiento del
pnblico en- general, de las autori ia-
des EN- particular, a fin de que queden
enterados para 10 sucesivo, habiendose
producido ell consiguiente parte al sc.
nor .IueZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02
COMUNICADO

Senor Director de LA DEMocRAcIA.
Mny senor mio: espero de su bon
dad Sc sirva ordenar la inserci6n de
las s,guientes lineas, por cuyo favor lie
doy las mas cumplidas gracias.
S. S. @. B. s. M.
lose Dolores Nrpt53,e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-02

/ MuEbien, sefior Gauthier !!
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
ECKLEY.

Mr.. Hendricks and family from near
Blue Hill were visiting at Dave Fishel's
Sunday.
W. II. Isom and Miss Nettie Orr left
Thursday of last week for Fort Collins,
Colorado.
Bernice Electa, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j, X, Crozier died March 4th, of
pneumonia, aged 8 months. Funeral
was held at NJ. +. church Saturday
afternoon, Rev. Day of Cowles deliv.
erlng II good sermon to Il large and
sympathetic congregation.
w. A, Howard was ia Blue Hill Mon.
day,
Miss Mary Mccall of Red Cloud was
the guest of Miss Susie Spracher last
week
Mr.. and.Mrs, Stanford Croxton, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
WILLOW CREEK.

Farmers are busy preparing for
spring work.
Miss Sanborn was in Red Cloud last
Saturday.
Lost on Willow Creek-a cap. Fin
der will be duly rewarded if said cap is
returned in good order.
We understand the Gray Wolf is on
another scent.
The young people of Willow Greek
returned the cutter the other day
which they had borrowed for winter
use.
The writer called on Mrs. j. T.. Lacy
this week. She is Il great lover of
flowers and ut present has some very
tine specimens in bloom
MIR. Ed Bumphus is working for A.
N. Goodwin.
Fred Bon and Warren Edison were
the guests of Charles and Myrt Adam.
son on Sunday.
Harvey Brubaker is going to farm
the Conyne place this year.
Warren Edison is farming for A. G..
Bon this year.
George Hoyt was on Willow creek
Sunday.
Miss May Sanborn was the guest of
Miss Nellie Bon Sunday.
A.. N. Goodwin is erecting a fine fence
around his dwelling.
Mrs. Il. &. Wilder is selling Brazilian
silverware and from observation we
think it genuine. TRNDERFOoT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
BATIN.

Ole Nelson has moved onto one of A..
N. Wilson's farms.
Otto Jensen has built a granary and
wagon shed.
VIM. McCallum will soon have car
penters to work on his new house.
John Delfanger sold his corn shelter
to John Phillips.
Mr.. johnson of Juniata was in this
locality last week buying cattlc.
The infant and only child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sadilek died last week.
Died-With typhoid fever on We'd
nesday evening of last week, Miss Mag.
gle Erickson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erickson, passed from this life on
earth to a home beyond. She had
often told her parents during sickness
that she was so happy, and that she
was ready to go any time He should
call on her to come up higher. The
remains wire laid to rest IN the Jensen
cemetery. The funeral services were
held Thursday at 3 o'clock.
Sumner,
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
- - -
E..
Weather windy and dry.

Geo. Caster has moved onto the
Polly ranch southwest of Riverton.
Mr.. Rudd has moved in with his son
Carl on the Marsden ranch, and will
farm the place farmed by Richard
Keagle last year.
John Stroup and son Elmer have
moved TO Inavale.
The fare well party at Dave Carpen.
tiers was largely attended by the young
folks. All report a pleasant time.
Some emigrants from Oberlin, Kan
sas, met with a serious accident near
the state line and left some of their
goods in the draw which were found
and cared for by Jack Wilmot.
Ensign VIM. A. VanDyke is now sta
toned at Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubushon attended the
revival meetings on Walnut creek last
Sunday and report a good meeting.
The Sunday school at Pleasant Dale
was closed March 9th, and will reor.
ganize again March Goth.
Rev. Con Hewitt of the U. B. church
organized Sunday schools at Penny
Creek and District No. 8.
The Sunday school at Mt. Hope is
getting along fine with Mr.. Scrivner as
superintendent.
William VanDyke received the sad
news of the death of'his sister Amelia
VanDyke Henderson, which occurred
in southwestern Missouri.
I. ID. Hutchison has leased the j. NJ
Stoddard farm for this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18

lin is the best medicine | have ever
tried for that purpose. 1t relieved me
from all pain. | advised my daughter
to use Pe-ru-na and Man.a-lin for cat
arrh and stomach trouble. 1t is the
best in the world. l \ do all my
homework and not feel it. | can't
praise Pe.ru.na as l would like to-; it is
the greatest medicine there is in the
world"
DR.. Hartman receives many such
letters as this every week. Some of
them have been gathered together and
published in book form. The book is
called Facts and Faces" and will be
sent free to any address by the Peru
ma Drug Manufacturing Company, Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
WILLOW CREEK.

Prairie schooners and other evidence
of a Bohemian spirit is quite plentiful
on the valley road these days.
John Gaiger and Rose Summerhalt-
err think that single drives are n. g., so
they concluded to pull life's load in
double harness. The nuptial knot was
tied last Wednesday.
Herman Birchiield says We need not
go to Spain for war, as there will be
one between the north and south
Dutch before fall, and you a enlist
on either side.
Nearly three inches Of snow fell
Thursday but it was all gone by Friday
night.
Quite a number of the people of this
neighborhood witnessed a rabbit chase
in the big pasture across the river
south Of the mill Wednesday.
The river road at the crossing on
Willow creek would swamp a snipe.
| Where is our road overseer.
Anthony Green has turned country
pumpkin" and is now "milkin' caows
and SIGH" for Jas. Doyle.
q. w. Baker hauled q load of Lum.
Der out from Red Cloud last Tuesday
Bert Carpenter is going to raise
onions on Miles Doyle's place this
year. Mr. Doyle also intends raising a
few.
"Saint Patrick's day in the mar aim
and we'll all attend the dance at Guide
Rock in the "avenin'."
Mrs. Schruff and Miss Mary Goigel
left for Clay Center. Kansas, last week
John Goiger took them to Superior to
take the train.
Matt says a top buggy isn't what its
cracked up to be. He has had his
three weeks and hasn't caught a CIR,
yet.
SLEEPY JANE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
SCHOOL NOTES.

News more scarce than hens teeth
this week.
Many pupils observed st. Pstrick's
day yesterday by wearing green rib.
bons, leaves, etc.
Vacation and examination coming
on fast. Quite a number of the pupils
will be struck off the roll with the
spring term.
We are sorry to give up one of our
seniors, Maud Merrill. She started to
school again after her illness, but
found that her health would not per-
nit her to continue.
Soon there will be given a school ex-
hibitiou, the proceeds to go towards
charging the library. A splendid pro.
gramme is being prepared. All should
attend in order to benefit and be bene.
fitted.
The German class, having read the
most of their text book, intend to send
soon for a nice German novel. One OF
the POLITICALLY inclined" ladies asked
Miss Schneider show it turned out any.
way?"
The bookkeeping class under the
careful instruction of Prof. Kelley has
occasionally many favorable comments
from outsiders. Their work shows
neatness and accuracy.
Last Friday was rhetorical day. Wis.
itors were Misses Bessie Carpenter,
Mabel Howard and a lady friend
Next Friday exercises will occur in
which several o%rations and a good de-
bate are special features.
Several pupils are wearing eye
glasses. This is n good proof, altho
not a very pleasant one, that hard
work is going on in the high school.
1t seems that several clubs have been
formed in order to accomplish the
heavy spring work. At least one
Caesar and two Virgil clubs. These
remain until about six o'clock every
evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
STATE CREEK.

Another nice little snow and no wind
with it. Who ever saw a nicer winter.
Several very fine SHOWS and our soil is
in splendid order for us to get a crop.
Another farm sold. Pete Leeder.
brand has bought the old Dave Ander-
son farm; consideration S1400. Several
more want farms and now is the time
to buy, for you need not expect land in
Nebraska and Kansas to get any
cheaper.
The basket supper at Mt. Hope was
a grand success and the persons that
p%atronized it from other school dist.
riots deserve credit for their assistance
in raising that SEQ. Several baskets
sold for 81. 90 each.
This creek was we'll represented in
the big cigar treat at Red Cloud by the
newly appointed postmaster, Mr. Il. G,
Hacker.
Frank Graham is having John Wit,
twer make him a new well.
V. II. S~crivner will commence Thos,
Hamer's new house on his old farm
west Of here next week. The house
will be 14x24 with a 12xl2 addition on
one side. Tom has the best of lumber
on the ground to build it with.
John Wittwer will make Tom Hamel
q new we'll and pui him up a new VIVID
mill.
Miss Liza Curry's sister and brother
of Smith Center, visited her this week
She only has three weeks more school
VIM. Barrett, Sam johnson and Pete
Leederbrand have that dreadful dis
ease, hog cholera, among their hogs.
Joseph Cox shipped a carload of cat
tie and hogs to Kansas City last week
and did real well with them. Severa,
more Of our farmers will try the same
plan.
OCCASIONAL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of Webster county, Ne

In the District Court of Webster county, Ne.
jill. .Pettiboue and samuel(
+. Nixon, partners doing
business under the firm
name aud style OF Pettibone
Plaintiffs
j. Il. Brown. Margaret Otis.
Angelina Winters. Daniel H..
winters, Emma A, Acker
son, Francis A, Eames.
george W. Brown. Belle
Miller, Jacob l.. Miller. and
Jacob l.. Miller as admins
traitor of the estate of Han.
nah Brown, deceased.
Defendants.
Inc above named defendants Emma A.
Ackerson, Francis \. Eames, George W, Ef6yn, .
Belle Miller, Jacob l.. Miller. and jacoh l. Nil
Ter as administrator OF the estate of Hannah
Brown, deceased, will take notice thai on The
18th dn% % february, ls9s, Pettibone x Nixon.
tTict court, of Webster county, Nebraska. against
the said defendants implicated with Others, The
object ana prayer of which are to foreclose a
certain tax certificate executed by the treasurer
OF Webster county. Nebraska, to plaintiffs upon
lots numbered thirteen (13) and fourteen a. i'm
oioca twenty l@9) Of the original town, now
clty or hed cloud, Nebraska. Plaintiffs Allege
That they paid therefor the sum of SIG. 10 on the
oth day of November, 1894. Plaintiffs allege
that they paid other taxes on said lot as follows.
on the ist day of MAY, 1895. SiI 90 that being he
amount due for taxes for the year 1894. ana ON
the LIST day of May, 1896, they paid the further
s,im ~ QlS'io iol thAcS TOT the year 1870, Plain
tllls allege that there Is now due them the sum
OF 1870, with interest at the rate OF twenty per
Gent per annum on S6 40 thereof from the 9Th
day OF November, 1891, to the 9th day of No.
Vember, 1895, and ten per cent per annum there.
after, with interest nj the rate oftwentyp per cent
per annlm on sl6. 40 thereof from the lst day of
May, 1898, to the 9Th day of November, 1890, and
ten per cent per annum thereafter, with Interest
NJ twenty per cent per annum from the Isl doy
of May, lspd, to the 18th day of November lsa8
on tl2 70 thereof, and ten per cent per annum
Thereafter, for which sum, with interest from
the 18th day of May, 1893, plaintiffs pray for
decree that said lots be sold TO satisfy tbc
amount due, together with ten per cent Of he
amount OF judgment a. attorney fees, and for
all other and further relief as may be lust aud
equitable, '' ""'
You are required to answer said petition on
or before the 18th day of April, ls0S, ' ="
Dated. March 4th, 1898.
puu iElIiBuNE N Nixon.
by ROBERT T. POTTER. their attorney,
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
PUBLICATIONS or SIMMONS

In the District Court of Webster roun,v Mob
raska. W.
j. II. pettibone and sam.
uel f., Nixon. pnrtnersN
doing business under
the firm name and STYLE
of Pettibune Il Nixon.j
PlaintITsJ
vs.,
j. g.. Brown, Margaret.
Otis. Angelina Winters.
Daniel T.. Winters. En-
ma \. Ackerson. trnucisl
and jacob l.. Miller as(
executor of the last will
and testament of Jnmps
Is. Brown. deceased,
The above named defendants. Auyplino Wi,.
tiers. Daniel f.. Winters, Emma 4 arsersnn
Belle Miller aud Jacob l.. Nilipra s cxnc,,,n, ~
the last will and testampn OF ,Jornes IA Rroyn
deceased will take notice that on The ,ith Savy
of February, IsgS. pettibonn a. Niyon rioin,iTss
herein filed their %petition i'm The district "",,, nf
Webster county. Nebraska. ngains, tho said do
PENDANTS Implicated with Others The niieant sn nv
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
Iohn Dillon Coming.

We take pleasure in announcing that
arrangements have been made for the
appearance Of the popular comedians,
Mr.. John Dillon. That he has been
engaged for one of his inimitable per.
formances in Red Cloud will be wei.
come news to all. John Dillon is n
universal fovorite. Some comedians
are admired only in certain localities.
Mr., Dillon never fails to please. He
has a new play this season that i. max.
ing % great hi y is called Bartlett.
Road toiSeltaerville," and abounds in
a world of fun, fully interpreted by
genial John and his clever company.
The date is fixed for Saturday, April 0,
TO Cure Constipation Forever.
uH.L.L |H l.#- L.H H So
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
DIR. Fenner's Dyspepsia Cure

As the name implies, is simply for
dyspepsia or indigestion, This prepa.
ration is the prescription of II OF
Americas most eminent physicians,
whose writings on medical questions
are accepted AS authority. If not sat
isfactory after using one bottle your
money will be refunded by G. l.. Cot
M.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
LEGAL NOTICE.


Plaintiff
vs.
Daniel Mclaughlin
Defendant.
The above named defendant, Daniel Nc.
Laughlin. will take notice that OH the 25th day
Of February, 1898. Ezra II. Bailey, plaintiff here
In filed his petition in the district court of WcS-
sler county. Nebraska, against said defendan ut
the object and prayer Of which are to ~forec'ose
a certain mortgage d, ed executed by the defend.
ant to the plaintiff upon the east half Of the
northwest quarter (E Il Of n. W. Or Of Section
seven "a in Township Two C2.j in Range
Twelve a. west OF the sixth principal meridian
containing Eighty (S0) acres according to the
United states survey, to secure the payment Of
a certain prOmissory note dated July IL, 1926.
for the sum OF $4,000 due and payable in one
year from the date thereof: that there is now
due upon said note and mortgage the sum OF
f2s.B5. for which sum, with interest at the rate
OF Z per cent per annum from the 18th day OF
May, 1898 plaintiff prays for a decree that de.
PENDANT be required to pay the same, or that
said premises may be sold to satisfy the amount
found due.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before the l1th day OF April, 1898. or the same
will be taken as true and judgment rendered &C.
cordingly.
EZRA II. BAILEY.
BY ROBERT 7. POTTER, His Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18

and am enjoy
ing good health
better than ev.
er before in my
life. How hap
ply l feel that |
can write and
tell you this. !
cannot praise
Pe-ru.n a o o
much. Mana
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18

Real estate transfers for the week
o,d;,o March ~ 1908 furnished nv
y, 20. ~. t., NJ
the roi' Noo''"'' w. """
ager, Ked cloud, Neo.
Robert P. Price and wife to Elise schmidt
sc a, $40 wd VI
Chris Fassler to Thomas j.. Trobridge.
lot 5, block ~, Blue Hill W d.-..-"...... IL 81
Willard + R0hrer TO Thomas l.. Tro
bridge lot 9. block 10. Blue Hill W d. II "
o. G. White and wife to T. l.. Trobridge
east u feet lots 2 and 3. block IL, Blue
mn 100 90
s. A. Temple and wife to Elizabeth A.
Besse lots T., and g, block ~, Red
cloud W d 800 O
Elizabeth A. Besse aud husband to
.slu.t.. N KaI,, az Il A. 4 aud "a su
80, M