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. EEB CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Notices in thi Column 10 Cents a Lin
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
W. Tipton. Brown-rille. TJ.5. Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Oasaiia. U. S. Senator.
fcerenzo Crcatue. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
R.V. Fare, BrownTiile. Governor.
J. J. tiorper. Lincoln. Sec. of State
J.B Wcner. Iitriee. Aoiitor.
-H. A. Koenir. Columbia. Treajarer.
J. R. Webster Beatrice Att'y Oen.
J. If. McKenxie. Lincoln. Sup. Pab. Iastrae.
JUDIC1ARY-
Chief Jastiee.
AwocUas Ja-
eo. 3. Litre. vhn an.
Dan I Oantue"raitat.iT.
ftaaH llaxwell. PUtemoath J
ITEriSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Talleyt. County Clerk.
Ji. !J. June. Tr-nrcr.
1. W. Ttillcye. Probate Jnire.
WatX'. P.HI. Hberitf.
STTS. Kalcy. School Snp't.
L. K. Maseeh Coroner.
W. E. Thorn, Coacty ScTTeyor
A. M. Hardy. 1
C W. Ball. V County Coajmraioacrs.
P- Matteson. I
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Arrival aa Brtar af Malls
" fraaa Use Kl Cloa P. t.
mata Leaves JJ&naay
mF a .
edneMky'e aaa Friday a. m.
n eiofcd Oam. Arrives 1 ucs-
day Thursday and Saturday'!? p. xn.
Harvard Leaves Tuesday's and
'jafrlav'y 0 p. m. arrives Te:days
and Friday's 5e p. m. Mail closed
5 p. m.
7banklin, golriir easH Monday's
end Thursday's; 2 p. m. Gng west
Tuesday's and Friday's II a. m.
Pi.kasant Hill leaves Thursdays G
a. in. Arrives Wednesday 4 p. in.
Mail closed 9 p. n.
f
Jxwell. Kanre?, arrives "Friday's
12 tn. Leaves Fnday 1 p. m.
Mussel, Kansas, arrives Thursday's
)t a.m. Leaves Thursday 1 p. m.
OfSce open from 4 untO 0 p. m.
Sandaye. ';
aUl registered matter riist bo in
the evening before the tnaitf leave.
M. B. McNrti P. M.
CHL'UCZI lilttECTOET.
t
1L E. CHURCH. Ret. Ciias.
Reii.T, Pastor. Service! each al
ternate Subbatb at 10 Ail.
CONGREGATJON'LIST CHURCH
Rev. A. Maxwell, l'a.t:r. Serv
ice? each alter nate Sabbtth at 10
A. M.
BAtTIST CnURCIJ. Rv. Tno.
Mux low. Pastor. Sertlces every
fourth Sahbath at 7 J P. i.
7AAATn School every Sabbath
.looruhsg at KJ a.m f
J. Q. r01TE, Supt.
Trajcr roeetinc Habbatb r,d Thurs
day evcainps. All held at'tbe school
fcouejust north of to"wn.
--. Frch Oysters by til can or
ica at Geo. Zei-?s. Aho fresh
"bre&a, ps, cakes, cnafectiotr.ry, kc
N'ne tbinj?: for the little folks, at
ae Pesx 05cc. Call and 3ooV at
Rest Bad chcarcst aso.?ricnt of
St5tjer.cry in town at the P c-t 0&&
Go to the Post Ofnce f r paper,
pens pencils, slates. &c fee
BARLEY! BARLEY"1! ! For
lc, for seoi, by Berenzvn; & V).
Now in yoor time, fsrniera h secure
fvci for the coming sprjne. .00
bufheli on hand. Berenz In & Co.
Goto Phcrer's for yoiir drugs,
'jont medicines fcc
Carters, tbe Hest and purest in
Uvs, it (ico. Zeiss'.
A few County Warrants ranted at
scebj Wulcox.
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Sstc your money theso h rd times
lgoinff to Willcox, who rill save
-" money on yonr taxes.
Tho DomeMic Sein Macliine
it acknowledged by all cfeupctenl
d?es to be the best machine jiow be
ere lie public
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WANTED.
m- To pnrchaM for Cash. 50 lu-id of
Spring C1ve and Yearhnc from 6
to 15 months old. Inquire of
Ras.-eu Rro8.,
4 nnles East of Red Cloud.
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Kctice tc Teacisrs.
Notice is hereby given. That I will
Sxtimine all persons who may dnsireto
&5(T themlvcs as candidates for
tehar of the primary or common
ahools of the county, at my ofSee in
Red Cloud, on the first Rturday of
Auccst, November. February and
Jlaj. H. S. Kalet..
Co. SuperiatcnemL ;
Sotd to H. H. Johnson. Crete.
2Vb. fer circuls of the Domestic
5Trinc Machine ; al?o terms to agnnts
(CvV' if 3nc mean business and really
want an agency.
"
A. S. Neff has 0cncd nna fi."5t
las5 fivery stable in the rear of Smith1 s
liliiard halL and has some of the belt
"ies" in this part of the country.
Orders for teams esc Le leit. rrhtn Ii
is alsent, at the Billiard HalL Rea.t
his adTertiaement.
S372A7
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zTaken up by the undersigned, Kvinjc J
on Sec 29. town 1, range 10, on thet
23d. dy of November. 1S74, a Texas j
Stesr. four vears old, white with small 1
stown 5P0t5 on neck and shotrfders 1
crop
a offricht ear, and tmder-bit oa I
leear
Jxo. Beatjchamp.
T.ed Clond, Dec. 10, 1374.
I take this method of informing the
' ths public tliat-I have sold y stcck:
of Hardware to 3Iesrs Mitchel & Mo-
sairt, of thw pbes. v 2. t?X0:
knowing; them ch-es indebted to mc,
N wiD confer a favcr by caiEng and s 1-
leicg either with cath-or ny note, as
I wish to snaare ap the Maks. -. ,
24w2 aL . HCSMTE. . ;
jBawieaper thaa ever ladies calf
fcifoi-; tvrnv .taj Dr vmu. J.--
Graage Stare, g-J- G Tana.
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NEW GOODS!
Groceries will be fold at bottom prices
at the Grange Store.
How U this far High! Ton can
buy a good kip pair of boots for four
dollars at the Grange Store.
Try eomc of that good Tea at the
Grange Store.
CSr-PRINTS! SPRINTS!
The nicest Prints in town caa be
had at the Grange Store.
If you want to get your Stationery
cheap go to the Post Office. 24 w4
Read the new advertisement of
C R. Jones, Juniata.
Granger's, if you want cood tea,
coffee, sugar, and other grocries, call
at the Grange Store, next door to the
Post, office. Jonx G. Potter, Red
Cloud.
Go to Smith k Calvert for Form
tnre.
All kinds of Dry Goods in large
supply and at reasonable rate at
Garber k Co's.
Good wans fall and wiaUr shawls
and dress goods at 1"
G.&Co's.
A fall jstrvrfc of Boots and ShoiHL
for the fall trade at
G. k Co's.
Granger's, if you want your
Granger boots and shoes, call at the
Grange Store. Joun G. Potter.
Kerosene, 30 cents per gallon Gar
ber & Co.
Matches, 5 cents per box at Garber' s.
Lamp chimneys, 3 for 25cts at Gar
ners. Three bars soap, 25 cents, Garber k
Co.
Soda 10 cents per pound, atGarbers.
GRANGE STORE.
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers of Webster and
Neighboring counties.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The store kept by John G. Potter
having been appointed by the County
Council a
GRANGE STORE.
Patrons of Husbandry wiil find it to
their iuterest to trade at the Grange
Store.
Don't forget the place Next door
to the Post OtSce.
J. G. POTTER, Red Cloud.
A full assortment of ladies shoes,
al! the latest varieties at
G. k Co's,
Wanted. Every one to know,
that Bercnzen k Co., are fclHmr'.'ofF
their entire stock of Groceries, Cloth
ing Boots, Shoes kc, at.cost. This
is no humbug.
Ladies, call at B. k Co's, and get
a nice dress pattern for 9c. per yard.
New goods at the Grange Store.
John G. Potter, Red Cloud.
ers call and see if R. R.
Sherer, aV selling Drags and Paints,
cheaper than aiTS01" bouse in the
valley, all others knST lt- Lvery
thing warnted. v-
Dr. Thos. B. Williams wishes
say that all who are indebted to him
mu?t call and settle by Jan. 1st, eith
er -svith the cash, or by giving a note.
19-td.
Initial, Tinted paper and envelopes
at the Post Office. 24w4
School crayons for 35ct a box at the
Post OEce. 24w4
If you want cheap" reading go to
the Post OSce. 24w4
Wheat, for which the highest
market price will bo paid.
tf2l. W. N. Richardson.
WATSD.
Two thousand pounds of pork, at
the Red Clond Meat market, for
which 3 will pay the highest cash
price. Also some Fat Cattle.
Mark H. Warner.
Corn at Dillons, Juniata Nebraska
for SO cts. per bushel
W. N. Riehardn has a large sup
ply of seed corn on hand, for $1,50
per bushel. 23-m3.
Nttice.
To whom it may concern. AH per
sons are herby notified that the M. P.
R. R. Company have become tired of
this wholesale slaughter upon their
timber, in the Republican Valley.
And from this time forward we
propose to protect our own interests,
and by so doing we think we shU
protect the best interests of the set
tlers, .as we are convinced that there is
no timber in the Valley to spare.
Especially to be drawn oat of the State
or cut into lumber, or in any manner
wasted. And we hope all good citi
zens will consider these matters care-
fcily. and lend us their iftflueace to
, . . .
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I. U. XiOTZKIDGE,
Land Comfr. . P.Railwev.
C3m6.
A. N. Neff has a very ffne span of
job8 Mares, which he wishes to ex
i-ihai.ge for a large saaa of Geldigas or
iip. ules. Any one Wb4ing to exchange
rnli flad him at the sew Livery stable
ii i Red Ckad. 34 w3 w
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IVe the citixeas of Towa Raage 9
Vfchster CwaatT Neh., da retara-er
thiaaks ta the aeaak f Staatoa BL,
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30,
2Z1S TUS.
Tie advertising rates for space in
Tnz Chief for the year 1875. will be
as follows:
Oae column, per year - $75.00
One-half column do 40.00
One-fourth column 25.00
Business Cards, 8.00
do when inserted for short
time, per month, 1.50
Local notices (third page) to rejra-
lar advertisers, 5 eeats per Use for
each insertion.
Transient notic, per line, 10 eta.
Under the head of "Specials' set
in solid Nonpareil, aatices will be ia
serted for 25 cents an inch or less, for
each iasertioo. This hut form we wish
to introduce to those who want to sell
or buy stock, land, or for the general
wants of the community.
Legal notices at Stasajte rates. At
torneys and officers of the law will be
held responsible for the legal notices
they hand in.
.Ledges and other Associations will
be charged 5 cents per line for all
notices not of interest to the general
public.
Standing advertisements aad locals
from regular advertisers payable at
the end of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, aad no
rices from strangers must be paid is
advance.
These rates will be adhered to, ex
cept as regards filling contracts.
No person need ask any deduction
or discount from the above rates or
conditions.
Local news is scarce.
Read the new "ad" of Mitchell k
Mobart. They have the beit assort
ment of hardware this side of Lincoln.
Give them a calL
Wc saw Dick Garber' s smiling
face on the street to day.
The saw mill is looming np lively f
thi3 week.
For your nice fresh candies go to
Ed Smith.
B. T. Hartscll ha3 returned fr om
Kearney with his family.
The bridge boys have gone to
Scandinavia to build another bridge,
and "pool will take a rest."
Joe. Warner drove the stage
over to Juniata yesterday while Webb
was taking a gentle rest, in the way of
"hymeneal enjoyment."
"Shorty butch" is sick, too auch
dog.
Fifteen teams stopped at Posts last
night, and nearly the same at the
other stables.
Young folks should go to the
Post Office for Valentines.
Mr. F-
- lost his favorite canine
the other night.
We arc glad to welcome the Nemaha
Grander to ocr exehcage liit.
Rev. A. Maxwell will preach at
this place next Sabbath at the school
house. All are invited to attend.
Daniel Mearns of Stillwater, called
Monday last, and made us happy
three times. Call again.
Alex. Spires of Salem called last
week.
I wish to acknowledge through
Chief, the reception of a large
box orfckvF sacKs oi uour,
r., .saecational Church of
ITT - T .
distribu-
weeping vtater, xeb., tJ
tod antnnir the mamlwra n?
Con-
gregational Church of Wehsterfel
and other needv families, and tn ri
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turn my heartfelt thanks to the donors.
A. Maxwell.
TOD VA5TST.
Who is there among our readers that
deals in wood, will sit eamly at home
by a good fire and read our paper,
v v I wa dk k. a a n bk A mM a X
trying to get out an other one. Please
bnng us a load either for cash or on
subscription.
AXUSSXSS75 TQ1 72 W2ES.
Monday night chin music on the
street
Tuesday night Change of names.
Wednesday night "Bur" changed
shirts.
Thursday night prayer meeting.
Fnday night spelling school.
Saturday nignt all get "glorioasly
happy."
232T0S XZBB.
Business dull.
Mr. Wm. G. Thompson eosae
bade to towa to lire he baflt hist
a dug-out last week.
The hoys at Botchell hose are hao-
Pfx they Eve frota the "top shelve'
at the Elk Hora Hotel this week
Pap A"hbura is goiag to put ap
some ice this week.
Two of our towa lads where eaaght
the other evening while stealiag hay.
H. C Lohff& Bro., have aot disolv
edyet. Wells Webster Co. Neb.
Jaa. 15th lg75. j
The fbflowiag persena ware elaeted
oakarsof Hamoay Graage N 53S.
Master
OeoTWaaa
Overseer
Lectarer
Chaplaia
Steward
AYe Stewart
JasAsexaadar
LSMiSat
SB Kena
WASarwh
JGeasea
HroyPetfera
ACSaOth i
MAlexaader
Secretary
Traaswrer
Gate Keeper
-Lady As?t Steward Hattie MeCag
Carea Mr 51 Bay
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STATE NEWS
Maris is the bmm of a saw
office ia Fraaklii Cowaty.
The "Neaah Graafer"
The State Grasre of Ohio km
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nearly $25,000 ia asoacy to tatGraac
Relief Soaety ia this SuU.-
Fof a long time a largavlet af tools
and maehiaery Ukuaiaf to the Kiag
bridge coaspaay haabeen stored ia
this towa, hat tha atoraiag taey ware
started for FraaUaa couaty to be ased
in ereetiag a bridge over the Kepab&r
caa rivsr.jCearay Prtm.
"Paid, O. K." is good fbr6jears.
The grata shipped from Plattscsoath
o7or during the past year is as fol
lows: Wheat 404 ears; Barley 74;
corn 12; RjeG; Oats, 1.
The Juniata Gaxitt cautions the
farmers against planting all wheat aad
noeora this year; thinks the grass
hoppers may Kke a ehaage of diet,
and go for the wheat, next time.
This u what the Omaha Repu&U
thinks :
"Even if the grasshopper relief bill L
should aet pass congress, so as to
provide oar frontier with safictiat
graia for seed, we doabt the poHicy af
issuing county bonds. They are a
dangerous thing, and stay :rlth the
tax payers. It is better to rely apo
the aid of societies, and. individual
contributions.
President Grant h&a named Omaha
as one of the point at which he re
comends the establishment of a Branch
United States .VAint.
Mrs. Woodaull will lecture io
Omaha in February.
The Lincoln Spy says: "Our old
friend Chauncey Wiltse, of Omaha, is
on the ground early in the fight to
help make another United States
senator, and also to place the capital
oa wheel. Cbauncey is one. of the
old wheel horses of Nebraska's legis
lative lobbies."
Gen. Ord recieved ia one day last
week money to the amount of $1,127,
30, for grasshopper fund.
The C. & N. W. mail train from
Chicago, due here Tuesday night, was
delayed several hours by a freight
train off the track between Clinton
and Boone. At Woodbine, the train
was thrown from the track by a broken
raiL A brakeman was slightly hurt.
A lady passenger was also slightly
hurt on one of her shoulders; her
arm was not broken as has been stated
in one cf the city papers. The lady
received every care and attention that
the officers of the company could
bestow, and she was doing nicely at
last accounts. Omaha RrpuUican.
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Has openeSl u? "" "Te
Stable at Red - (?"" WDere M "
times can be found finesl
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To be found in the West.
Orders wtay he Itfi at the Billiard
Ball.
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CICARS,
Clvtifflirg, SaMkwi, Tttacct,
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sg .. , . t a M-aj i i i. i ! . j- i van !. ( Mann i l ill ti iiJMfc T Jl jp lm H
; j rar aaa eiw years this Own Lite
rary Paper has beea a welcosse Titor
afttwrireaUe; aad is all that period
aot ee aeateace, line of word, has ap
Pwt4 ia iis takaa to which wrioos
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1 Hem roan be foaad. Ofauni
mmij high ami toae, it taculcates a
sate for readiagjaad iuyoaazread
amataiu'vtfy leara ro abhor nee. aad f
ta sera all that is beaodfal aadrue.
Filad eaah weak with the choktotPo
taat. Stories, Sketches, News Iteaw,
, k b acre to become indispeaible
taararyfsaidy in whkh it finds its
waa; Mr. Boaner proaawes to make
it hatter thaa ever for 1875, aad what
he aioaiises he more tfeaa fulfills. For
ptwajea copy addres; Robert Bonaer
Ne York.
GODEY'a LADY'S BOOK.
We feel that we would be doing oar
lbta aa injustice did we aot call
tbaimtt'Atioa to this utriasieally good
Magiiae, aad eharauag Chroaio, The
Bea, which is giyeo to each yearly
wJoaribar. Bead the Prospectus, and
ifyai have never seen a copy of the
MaaVwe, aaad 25 eeats to L. A. GO
DisTr'Biladelpaia, Pa , for a coney.
J.WILLCOX,
j NOTARY PUBlLIC.
CsateyaBcing and all other Notarial
Basnets will receive nroruDt attentioa.
positions promptly and torrnf .
ly fcken. Address,
KED CLOCD. 5EBRASITA.
sic for Schools.
W trt partimlar attcatioa to tie telect
icxtf 3fa?icforebool jmrpow. Tacbn
farcfiBc tu with their orders need oaljstat
waafdasofmasietHer desire. aa we de
sire, aaa we will raaraatM to auk l&ca a
fatkftttorr aeiaetioa.
GET THE BEST.
Tm Baft XEW School Stasia Book :
Fairy Echoes Price, 60
The Best Standard .School Soar Book:
The Song Echo Prie, 75
Tie Ben Piano In tract or:
Peter'e Electic Price, 3 23
The Beet Red Orpan Instructor :
Kinkel'e New MethodPrke, 2 50
The Best Itutrmctor for the Voice :
Lolden'i School for the Voice Price, 3 50
The Beat Guitar Instructor :
Worrall's Gaitar Price. 1 50
The Beat Collect ion for Male Voices :
5aR-erfe: Price.l 50
The Be Collection for ATixt-1 Voices :
Ne Plas Dtra lee Eok.Price 1 50
The Best Collection for Cksirch A Home:
The Cluster -.Price. 1 50
The Beet infractor for Aconiion :
'SeJrick's Complete Method-Price 1 50
The Ben Instructor for Concertina:
bedrwick's Complete Method -Price 1 50
Fidkked and maiUd, post-paid, by
J. I.. FETER8.
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HORATIO C. KJXG, PUJisher.
17-td Box 5105, New York.
THE COPPER STRIP, JUN
IOR FEED CUTTER
For cutting
HAY, STRAW, or CORN FOD
DER.
Bailable to mix with Chopped Wheat,
Oats, Rye, or Barley.
This Method of Chopped Eeed is the
Cheapest aad Best Feed for
HORSES, MILK-COWS, CALVES
Tbir Feed Cutter is
V
SELF-FEEDING,
last a Life Tine
will be on exhibition at. Red
It
by the First of Jaauary, aad
m, ,s aold oa time to suit tha luaea
wiflt.
?ONSIBLE PARTIES.
aareabo, the
Friend
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BROADS SEEDER.
via aw ar aaaraaf ',
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Smith A Calvert
Wholesale mnd Retmil
Dealers in Furniture.
MoImm rrM I
m. avwa , fa laaits.
aaitl Undertaker G4.
WARE X003CS. 0PPO5ITS THI COUET
UOUSS.
" aTOauha aad Liacolo prices
duplicated. Special terms to those
wishing large bills aad the trade.
J.Q.P0ITEE. I.fuauiE.
Red Cloud Mills!
We are prepared to do cus-
tone work
Floor peed and
Crn Meal for Sale.
TSZ HI8EZST XA1ZZ? TilZZ PAID
SrCAS2-F03W3SAT.
sT Satisfaction gusranteed in
qnality of flour sold, and custom
WOBK. Farmers ihould be particular
to secure the best of iced wheat.
Potter &, Firsby-
The
WEEKLY
ENQUIRER.
Paper fer the ?ph, a Frlesi cf lis
7aratr aai Z&dnstnal Cliant,
A BEAUTIFUL
KEW CHROXO
"PERRY'S VICTORY!"
Olvea to Every SS Bakwriar.
This pictare reprrMnts Coat. Olirer II.
Perry ia the aet of pawine from one ihip to
another in a null open boat, dnrin the Beat
of the battle, cxpoeed to the fire of the eaemj.
ItlfcasirailS by 22 1-2 ii
Is artuticaliy finished in tbirtaea colon and
if andoabtealo toe aoft deniable chroma ev
er onercl premium. Sinte copiet cf ft
Mil at 13 CO.- w e have at a areat outlay e-cure-J
the exclasire control aad sale of it,
and therefore are csahlad to pretest it to ear
pa-'roa as abora.
The hNQUIREK still ttaadj pre-eainent
asarst-da Newspaper. Iu rarieoj de
partajenu allotted tj
Zditanals, Saasreos,
Agrinltiral, tMirj,
Ccrrarpaiinit, TalefraiUe,
9tie??l Xm
All me erideaceof the care aai paia take?
to sapply iU reader with afJtltnev arl
and a variety of readinc thav cannot fail to
interejt each acd erery mesi'jer of the house
hold. Saberihh throafh ot aceat or wad
direct taaa.
Wedeaireaa aceat at arery Poft OiBce.
aad where aoae are yet appointed, let oae
of earmcada apply for the agency.
ADDSEfS,
FARAN 4 ScLEANa Pub's,
CisdassiL Usli.
THE SUN.
DAILY A2B WEEKLT FOR 23T3.
.The appraeea of the Freaideatal election
fires BBBsaal isaportaaee to tha erect aad
'.relopsaeata of Vfis. We ahall erdeavsr to
describe the fallr. faithfally aad fearlefi-r.
TfiK WKKLY EUX kaa aw attaiat a
nrealatioa wfeT?TTCTeaty taoaaaad eapte.
1 IU raadersara leaa4 ta erery Mate aad Ter
Iriten.aadhwvaalitTix well kaewa tr th
I paMk. Wo ball sot emly eadearor to teep
aad add te k Tariety asd power.
TIE WfiEKLT SCX will eoatiaae U ha
aawaraawwaper. AH tie aawtaTth
aay wiH faaaa ia k, ocad eased, whee aa
iaiXTa4. at CaH Icacth wha af awaeeat.
aad always, wetraet, treated a a dear, ia
tereisc and iattractira ausaer.
Itkoaraimtomakethe WiKKLT SUS
the beatfafciJy aewrpayer ia the worrd. It
will befalot eatertaiaiac aa4 appro prive
raadiacof Tery ort.htwfll ynaoUuac
to eStad tha a at terapaloai aad delicate
tatcc It will always eeataia the soft Bter-
estiaa Keri aad roauscea of tha tor. tart-
felbr e4ej4 al levbly priad.
Ihe Aarkwttaral Depameeat uaprmi-
seat
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fial ta thw turner.
The awatber of afta iadeea4ect ia fi-
tie a iar-eaiirg. aad tha VKSKLT U5
m thm paper atperiaHy. It helosjo ia xe
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asaa. It cxpojaa tae eerrsptioa thjudie
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