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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1897.
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MAKES THE WERK STRONG I
LINE.
Snow storm the 01t.
Will Aiibii-hon is blinking
The foremost Athletic Trainer in America Ree-:
ommends Paine's Gelery Gompound. .-.
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Jeba Graham is the foremost man is
.American athletics.
It wu be who managed the success
ful team from this country thai at
tracted world-wide attention in the re
cent Olympic games at Athens.
Formerly trainer for Columbia col
lege, then for Princeton and finally for
Harvard university, Mr. Graham had
much to do with raising the stnndard
of collegiate sports. A small army of
gentlemen have been guided by him
sinew he left Harvard and took Ills
present position, Mipcrinlcndent of tho
famous gymnasium of Uiu lioston
athletic association.
Three of his proteges, White, llrewor
nnd McCarthy, have just won tho New
Knglaml championship at tho mile,
qntirtor-milo and tivu-miln run. Ho
has trained Weeks of llrown university,
onoof thu best college spriulers in tho
country.
Many tinoihui sliuleulof whntmakes
men anil women strotifj has used anil
lias recommended I'aino'.s nolory com
pound as the best known rnuiudy for
those who uie weak ami dispirited, tho
overworked and enfeebled persons who
ure most concerned iu the general
nwnkcnittg of interest in outdoor ex
ercise and indoor attention to the pto
por rules of hualth.
It was the ablest professor of medi
cine aud surgery in any college, that
giant, among men, Prof. Edward E.
Fhelps, M. I)., ,.. D of Darmnuth
collcgo, who after years of patient in
vestigation and study, assisted by all
that was best in the progress of medi
cal soienoe at home and abroad, lirat
discovered the wonderful formula of
l'aine's celery compound. There was
no doubt of the interest that would be
awakened at once by tho announce
ment of any discovery by Prof. Phelps.
The formula from the first was fur
nished to tho best physicians, and
forthwith this remarkabia l'aine's
celery compound was personally used
and professionally porscribed by thorn.
The result of the closest investigation
might havo been expected. It soon re
quired a considerable industry to pro
duce the remedy, nnd rapidly but
steadily, without coasing, the demand
for Puiuo's celery compound has in-
creased, until today Micro is no remedy
that in comparison begins to hold half
the public attention that it holds.
In untold number of cases whoio
every other remedy lias been tried and
failed, l'aine's celery compound has at.
tallied tho wished-for results, making
tho weak strong, purifying tho blood,
rebuilding tho wornout nervous tissuo,
curing chronic sickness, proving a
uover-failing and permanent reliof for
rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney diseases
and disorders of tho liver, all due to
tho impairment of tho person's uorvorm
system, tho consequent impoverish
ment of the blood and tho breaking
down in conscquonco of some par
ticular organ.
When Mr. Graham, writing Jan. 18,
1897, said: "I have used Paine's celery
compound to my benefit, and I have
no doubt that any person undergoing
great physical and mental strain would
Hud it of great service. For students
especially it ought to be of great
value." When so prominent a student
of bodily health, who has no equal, un
less, perhaps, ode mentions Dr. Bar
gont of Harvard, with whose methods
Mr. Graham becamo well ncquaintcdat
Harvard whou Mr. Graham says
bluntly that after his experience lie be
lieves others would find l'aine's celery
compound of great service, what man
or woman out of perfect health can af
ford to neglect his well considered and
expert advice!
There is no doubt that Paine's celery
compound cleans the blood of cc.emn,
salt rheum and such humors, not only
in tho spring, that is so favorable a
time, but at any time during the year,
so thoroughly that nothing further is
ever heard of them.
Puiuo's celery compound lias been
tested, tried, scrutinized and heartily
approved by so uiuny impartial physi
cians and men and women whoso word
in any matter would not be questioned
for a moment, that one must bo stubborn-minded
indeed who prefers to
mope around half sick instead of
verifying these positive, straightfor
ward statements.
IHiilrie
for L, A. liaoUiu".
Horn to Mr. and Aire, Knaglc :i on on
the 14th of Mutch.
Grandma Keagle Is on the lck list
this week with grip.
Thomas Hoi en was dolnir business in
,lnoono day this week,
Mr. Shoon of I.ehinon was the truest
of Wm. Vandyke biinduy.
Mrs. E. W. Anderson was the guest
of Win. Vandyke one day last week.
Mr. Kohl has moved on tho Wnrnei
place formerly occupied by Jake Ester
Alf McCall shipped his cattle and
hogs to Kansas City one day last week.
Mr. Stoddard of Walnut Creek wn.s a
caller on Win. Vandyke one day last
weeK,
The meeting ut Pleasant Dale was a
failure on account of the snow storm
Sunday.
Mr.Shanon has dosed his school at
the lleardsley school house on account
of diphtheria.
Junius and Ernest Heatichamp have
go n j into the barber business at Nel
son, Nebraskn.
Mrs. Sleeper of lied Cloud was in
Line one day last week introducing a
poultry nnd inseet destroyer.
Tho meetings at the McCall school
house closed Inst Friday night. There
was good interest manifested and good
order manitaincd.
John Dcauchamp roports plenty of
rain nnd mud where he lives in Mis
souri. He will soon get sick of Mis
souri and return to dry Nebrnska.
Joseph Rehrer has conio back to bis
farm on Penny Creek after being in
Arkansas four years. He has got
enough of the south and has come back
to stay.
The union Sunday scnool at the
lower Penny Creek school houso was
largely attended last Sunday forty
seven being present. Mrs. Aubushon
is superintendent.
Lewis Aubushon was thrown from
horso while on his way homo from
church dislocating his right shoulder
and fracturing his collar lion1. Dr.
Beck is treating him.
Those desiring to orguni.u a union
Sunday school will please beptesent
next Sunday at Pleasant Dale at 11
o'clock a.m. Tho request of a friend
of tho Sunday school.
Capt. Vandyke was sent by the sal
vation army from Carson City,
Nevada, to Oakland, California,
tlit 20th. He will remain there for a
short time and then will go to Sacra
mento, California, to sco Ills bister
Mary. V. Vandyke.
BATIN.
Ely Sorgcnson has bought a buggy.
Hev. Bean has purchased a new
organ.
Some cattle buyers from near Camp
bell were in this locality last week.
Miss Emily Robinson spent Sunday
with her parents at Kiverton.
Morris Sharp from Superior is in
this vicinity visiting his sister Mrs. Ely
Sorgenson.
Ramp Wisecarver and Emory Beau
wero transacting business in this
neighborhood Tuesday.
Owing to the inclemency of the wt a
ther thero wasn't any school nt Disi.
33 Monday
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Hes
Bapt.
Th
son drove
BLADEN.
A I' lohnnn nnd
i 11 ue Hlil riidny,
IVou held meetings at the
' chili ch -evt nil nights tills week.
s. Burden drove over to Camp
bell uftcr a load of lumber for V. S.
Hull.
A P. Johnson nnd others attended
Masonic Lodge nt Blue Hill Friday eve
ning. George Maxwell of Holsteiu was
transacting business In this city Titus
day. U.W. Mitchell old his two lots in
tin west pail of town to Jacob Kennedy.
'Aim pops meet Sutuidtty evening at
the G, A. K. hall to orguiiio a free sil
vei club.
1). S. Phelps who was in the employ
of C. E flicks returned to lloaclutid
one day last week.
Fanners were slopped sowing wheat
and oats by the stoi m of Sunday ami
Mouduj of this week.
Bos look mil and see that your
taxes are paid bcfuio you go to the
county seat to get married.
Miss Widdersliieii who has been
spending the winter in Illinois return
ed homo last Thursday.
A. P. Johnson and W. 11. Anderson
were transacting business at the coun
ty seat ouo day lubt week.
The surprise party on Chas. Cald
well was attended bv u larco number
of friends and a good time repotted.
The members of the post and W. R.
C. will servo dinner and supper at tho
rooms in the bank building Saturday.
Miss Jessie Reed left last Wednesday
for Illinois. She intends spending the
summer witli her aunt Dee Clark of
Clay Center.
From Cripple Creek.
After tho big lire in Cripple Creek, I
took a very' severe cold nnd tried many
remedies without help, the cold only
becoming more settled. After using
three small bottles of Cumbcrluin's
Cough Remedy, both tho cough and
cold left me, and in this high altitude
it takes a meriioiiou.s cough remedy to
do any good. G. B. Hendkuson,
editor Daily Advertiser. For sale by
H. E. Grioc, Druggist.
Now is tub Timk to purify your
blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the
be-t medicine tor tho purpose. Tnou
sands of great curves provo that it is
tho One True Blood Puritier.
SUEMFF'S SALE.
Notice Ik hereby given that iiinlcr and by vlr,
tin. nf nn outer nl sale ISMied fnim the office oft
Jflincs llurilcn cleric of lliu District Court of IhoJ
Tenth Judicial District, wlihln Hint for Web
stcrcoiinty.Nchraska, upon n decree In an action
pchdltitf therein, wherein George V Lewis In
I'lalullll ami against Douglas J Mytr. Matnl
SI) em. Jefferson U. Jiyers. and .mis, Myers,
whose real first tinme Is unknown defendant, t
shall offer for sulci til pub le vendue, to tho
highest bidder for cash In liutid at the east
dour of tho court liotie, nt lied lou). Neb
rnska, (that being the building wherein the
lust term of paid court was holdem on the
1'tli day of April. A. 0 IrW, nl one o'clock
p.m. of mid day, tlio following property, towit:
Lot one (I.) tun (a.) three A.) four (4.) and
flo (ft) In hliU'K hitmUr twenty two 122.) In
Smith and Mootes addition to the city of Hcd
Cloud, Nebraska. .
Given tinder mylnnd tlil 15th day of Mrc
A. I), 197. '
.J. V. Itu.NcliKY. Sheriff
.lA)ir. .Mi N'r.Nr. l'laliitlUVAttorney.
simit'iPFs sale.
Notlie Is hereby Kiven that under nnd hy lrttle
of nn order of Mile lsut d from the otlice of .lav
Harden, t lerk of the DMrlel Court of tho Tci.i.i
.IildlrlulDlMrlet, within nnd for Webster county
Nebraikn. upon ft decree In an action pcuilluc
thtrulu, wherein (icorgc II. Harris Is philnMtV
and at(nlut Samuel II Mdrlcy. Mary i:. Shirley,
Kinerrou Tali at ,1 Co.. Kiiki'Iic (. Halt m d
l'hllllii Knsiler, defendant, I Miall offer fur riiIo
at public vendue to the highest bidder ft rcnh
In hand, atlhe cal door ut the court hoiifc, nt
lied Cloud, In Hiild Wot Mer county. Ncbraka,
(that belim lite building wherein the lnt
term of Mhl court win holden) on the Witt
day of April A. I) 1BV7, at ono o'clock p. m. of
paid day, tho following described property, to
wit:
The west half of the north cant quarter of ec
lion thirty two, Si.) In township four, (t.) north
rf ranee nine. (P.) wcit of the Ctli P.M. In Web
Her enmity, Nebraska.
Chen tinder m hand this 10th day ot
March, .. I) 1M7.
.1. W, II I'NcitKT, Sheriff
Vt'utiitlT it TlinMAit. HImIiiIIIi'h Atliirut-v.
J. M. Chjffin, Attorney. f
NOTICE TO XOA'-IIESWUXTS.
John V. TegB, defendant, will take notice
that on Ihu 17th day of Jtnich. Ib97, Lavicu l'fn&
plaintiff herein, filed her petition In the dlitrlct
court of Webster county, Nebraska, the object
uu ii vet ui ffiuui arc iu procure auivore
irom saiu ucienaani, am ror tno cuitods
certain minor children of this marriage,
cether with alimony. You are reuuired oJ
swcrsaldjietltlon on or bofore tho 26th itti
April, ibvi.
bated this 17th day of March. 1697.
,. , . I'Avica l'oo, Plaintiff,
Hy .T. M. CiiArriN. her Attorney.
R. T. Potter. Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of Webster County, Ne
urnska.
Hugh II. Hunter,
I'lalnllff
.on I.avell,
Defendant.
IIoou's Pii.i.8 tire the favorite family
cathartic nud liver medicine. Prici28c.
Gtdd
will be
M.
Lost,
and pearl breast pin. Kinder
rewarded. K. V. Cowden, P.
Simply Wonderful
The above named defendant, Zo I.avcl' will
lake notice that on tbeHth, day of March. 180T.
plaintiff herein filed his petition In the district
court of Webster county, Nebraska, the object
and praser of which are to foreclose a certain
uiortgaic de d executed by the defendant to tho
pla utlff upon the south half of thu totilli ea.l
linirter and the n rth half of the south east
piarlcr of section tlfteeu (l.M. town two I'Ji,
rutigo nine t), Webster conntv. Ncbruska. to
secure the payment of one principal note dated
August ;iOUi. lb!. ror the sum of ti'UUt duo
ibreo ear from dale thereof, wltlithnelntcrest
'oupoii notes attached each for the sum of
Ml,.'. dated August .'Sulli, Itjys, due rciticcltvely
August .10th, im. 1897 and 18M; that there In
now due ujion said netea and mortgage the sum
oftteatra, for which sum, with Interest from this
date, plaintiff prays for a decree that defendant
be required to pay the same, or that said preml'
tes may be sold to satisfy the amount found due.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before the ISlh, day of April 18V7.
Dated March 9th, IH97.
., , ., Iluoiili Uuntik.
uy host, i 1-QTTEn. nis auorncy.
John Bean has bought anew griuder.
'There will be a spelling school at
the Ramey school houso on Kriday
night April 9th. Every ono is invited.
Elmer Harvey and that new buggy
was seen twice in tins locality tins
week, lots of attraction wo should
judge.
Misses Pauline and LcdiaLambrccht
returned from their visit near Lincoln
Wednesday.
The exhibition Inst Kriday night at
the Anderson school house was a grand
success. The ladies tiuartettcdid some
excellent singing.
There occurcd at the residenco of
Mrs. Hcdee near Hcd Cloud on Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock the wed
ding of Mr. Orrin Harvey from near
Inavnlc and Miss Dora Hodge. After
the nuptial knot was tUd by Nov. Hus
song, tho guests thou partook of a
bountiful repast. The bride was
beatifully dressed in suet silk and the
groom wns clad iu conventional black.
Only a few of their nearest relatives
and friends wero present. Mr. Harvey
and brido will rcsido near Inavule
whero ho is engaged in feuding stock,
Tho writer along with their many
friends wish them success through
life. Stunnkii.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of Webster County, !?e
The Nebraska Central 1
Building end Loan As
sociation 1'lal.itlff.
va.
E. W. Ross, administrate
or or ine ustate or
Bpbrlam nifo. deceas
ed. Samuel L. Hlfe,
etal.
Defendants.
Samuel L. Hlfe, defendant In tlw abofo action
will take notice that en the 7th day or January,
1HV6. the tilalntlff above named tllwl his ntitinn
In the district court of Webster county,
WILLOW CREEK.
Hlghpocket Hoyt bought a hog.
Thu roads are almost Impassable
since the snow.
The spelling school on the eve of tho
.10th was well attended.
Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Smlerlln traded
wagons this week, .
fiarnost Terrilf is worklug for Mr.
Thompson this week,
Mert Adnmson was doing business in
3Bed -Cloud Tuesday.
Mr. O. L. Wilder and Jake Lacey
-exchanged residences on the 23rd.
Misses Smyth and Nau t Ulue Hill
Are visiting on tho crcok this week.
lloss Paul, Will Deacou uml Art
.Hayes attended the spelling school last
Kriday eight.
Messrs. Oreeolee and McLcod of
Uluc Hill wero at the spelling school
Kriday evening.
It is reported that Ed. Story was at
the spelling chool last week but did
not stay long. How is it Ed?
Albert Kinney had a runaway caused
by breaking a spring while enroute to
the spelliug school which might have
proved serious had it not been for Mert
Adatusun happening along at that
time.
G. G. Hoyt rnpoits a good time while
on his pleaNiire trip to Hastings. H
returned vin Crystal Luke nnd Lo Koy
staying over ono day at the latter to
iisn ana noat ride. This accounts for
his not arriving on schedule time. He
brought with him n very tine variety of
Irish potatoes, being tho choice of the
Hastings markets. Having made such
a success of this his first venture ho
should contiuite in the commission
busiuess. 'Lot the good work go on.'
Cyclone & Buzzard.
What use is there in eating when
food does you no good in fact, when
ii uoes you more barm than good, for
such is thu case if it is net digested?
If you have a loathing for food there
is no use of forcing it down, for it will
not bo digested. You must restore the
digustivo organs to their natural
strength aud cause the food to be di
gested, when an appetite will come,
and with it a relish for food.
Tbe tired, languid feeliug will give
place to vigor nnd energy; then you
will put flesh on your bones and be
come strong. Tbe Shaker Digestive
Cordial as made hy the Mount Leba
non Shakers contains food already di
gested nnd Is a digester of fowls as
well Its aetiou is prompt ami its ef
feci permanent.
MRS.WlUflfcDDft
"Stockton, N. Y., July 3, 1894.
Dr. M. M. Fennur, Frcdonia, N. Y.,
Dear Sir: I ltad hip disease
caused by rheumatism, so bad that I
could not step on my left foot for about
two years.
I lost my appetite and flesh and be
came nervous mid restless. Had been
treated by physicians without benefit.
I was advised to try your Kidney and
Backache Cure, ami the result of its use
was simply wonderful. After taking the
first bottle I was so far relieved that I
was able to walk without a crutch, the
pain left me and my strength returned."
FOR SALE HY O. L. CUTTING.
ka. aeainit said last named defendant and olh
erx, the object aud prayer of which are to fore
close a inortgaco executed by the dofendant,
Ephrlam Hlfe, In his life tlmo, audHavlllaC.
Hlfe, upon nil of lots ouo (l, two (:.'). three t.1),
aud (1) In block numbered fourteen (14), In lied
t'loiid, wenster county, stale or Nebraska, to
secure ine payment 01 a certain prommlssory
note dated February IHh, 1891, for the sum of
seven hundred dollars. In the payment of which
default has been made, und the said nolo past
due: that there Is now due upon said notes and
morUaKO the sum of sceu hundred dollars, to
gether with littered, premiums and lines ac
cordlne lo the articles of lncorporatlen and by
bins of the Mild plaint 111', nnd plaintiff prays.
jur 11 ucercv 111x1 ueieiiunuis 110 required 10 July
the same, or that snld premises he sold to satisfy,
the amount found die; thnt snld Samuel 1,.
ltifu is an heir of the estate or Hut snld Kphrlam
Hlfe, deceased, nnd claims some Interest In and
to snld property.
You are required to ansuer snld petition on or
before tho 3d day of May, Ib'.rr.
listed -March 'Jlth, lstrf.
AnaoTT. Sella t k i: Lank.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
PARKER'S OINQER TONIO
states Luaf TnmklM. DsbUlty. dlMnsttnt (toncD 1
IrmstsUliTaa la stud for suklaf ram wan all
ma idvU4 taMia ni
ARklR'
Doctors prescribe Laxi. because it
has nil th virtues of Castor Oil aid is
palatable.
THE MAIN MUMULAR SUPPORTS OP 1
WEAKEN AN0 LET OO WMB
BACKAC
1 RESTORE. STRI
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.STRENGTHEN,
A Map of the.Unitod States.
The now wall map issued by tho Bur
lington Routo is three feet four inches
wide by four feet long; is printed in six
colors: is mounted on rollers; shows
every atato, county, important town and
railroad in the Union, and forms a very
desirable and useful adjunct to any
household or business establishment.
Purchased in lots of 5,000 the maps
cost the Burlington Route nearly 90
cents apiece, but on receipt of 15 cents
in stamps or coin the undersigned will
be Disused to send vou one.
Write immediately, as the supply is
limited.
J. Francis. O. P. A.. Burlington Route
Omaha, Neb.
ForSftI.
One huudred and sixty acres of un
improved land, four miles northwest
of Red Cloud, Ntbr. Terms cash. Ap
ply to. Mrs. James Kirkwoob, Fair
fax, Missouri.
VMtor, SafoRfcraai 4 Komm.
Tk Utease Itching md smarting IncI -deat
to these diseases Is Instantly allayed
by applyUg Chaaaberlaia's Eye and
Skin OlatBMit. May very bad cases
have been permanently cared by It. It
Is eqaally cleat for Itching pile and
fatorite remedy far tore nipples;
chapped hands, chllMalas, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 95 cts. per box.
Rr. Caiy's Cesvaltlea Fawacn, are
jntt what a horse needs when Iu bad
couditlon. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food bat
medicine aad the best In ue to put a
horse la prim ooadSioa. Prict M
cent per packapa.
Miobigan to Texas,
That Pe-ru-na is uiietiitaletl us n spring
medicine is testified by a xrent ninny
ponpln every spring. When one is run
down, listless and tired, depressed with
thai peculiarly dibtrcsing trouble pop
ularly known us Sprint: Fever, Pe.rtMia
should always be taken, as it is Mire to
give prompt, and permanent tellef.
Lena L. Stull, Adrian, Mich., writes
as follows: "It allot ds me much pleas
uro to testify to the merits af your Pe-ru-na.
1 can speak iu tbe highest
terms of it, haying used it for live ears
as ii spring medicine itli great bene
fit th myself and I recommend it tomy
frifuds withllkoreHtilts." J. R. Stuart,
EastlHnd. Textts., tin opposite end of
the continent, corroborates her state
ments as follows: "I purchased a bot
tle of Pe-rn-na and it was used by my
self and wife ns a spring medicine. I
consider it the best dollar's worth I
aver bought. My wife has used your
remedies with gratifying results."
One of Dr. Hartman's latest hooks'
treating on the catarrhal diseases pe
culiar to spring, will be sentfrestoany
address by xae re-ru-na xirug Manu
facturing Company, Columbus, O.
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SHU RIFF 8 SALE.
Notice Is hereliv Klven that under and bv vlr
tue of an order or sale Issued rrom the odfeeof
.Inmes llurdcn. clerk of the District Court of.
the Tenth .ludlclsl District, within and ror
Mcbster county, Nebraska, upon a decree In ait
iictltm iieudltiK therein, wherein Norman V.
'riioiiipsou IsplalntlrT. and against John lloesclt
innl.loiin lloesch as administrator or thecstuto
or David lloesch, deceased, defendant,
1 shall qffer ror salo at public Tondu'',
in the bUhest bidder ror cash In
hand, at tbe esst door or tho court
hoiiH', at Ited cloud, Iu said Webster couiilv,
Nebraska, (that betiiK the building wherein tlio
lait term ot said ceurt was holden) on the JUi
day er April, A ., 1HW. at Id o'clock a. mTtlf
snld day, the rnllowlua: described property to
wit: Tho north-west quarter, and lots (wo.
three and four, or section tw (2), also tho
Miiilh east Mtiarter of the north-east quarter,
und the north-east quarter of the south-east
quarter, or section three (3), In township one Ml)
north range (10), west of the nth P. M. In Web
ster county, neuriua.
(liven under my baud this 8Mb day of March,
J.W. IluNciiKT.SherIM
jiodt. i. roTTEK, iianuiu s Attorney,
sMtoi
SM. KtM llS Six tV.Ul. Tk
iaSBK jrfUilNMrtajaul.hfua
wmmmMwwu. ftiprsrfiiif, ri'Sf Mr
SHJSr Mrttoulwi, ihiIimsUIs ssi
flit 0fl4t4f.m in luur. I j n-lsr
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A Liberal Seed House.
J. J, H. OrHOry it Son, Marblehead Mass.,
will long bertmambered by the farmera of Neb
raska for their generosity during tbe hard
liases, when they distributed three tons of free
garden teed to needy fanners, tbrongh Rev. W.
Ludden emd others. This famous old seed
house bae long been neted for IU reliability and
bread gauge methods and well deserves the
great success that hu crowned tbelr efforte
Every one who eootempUtea plantlag a teed
ahonldMndforlhe totereatlag and InttrucUte
catalogue which tt offer to tend free of
charge.
Ohaney & Waldcn, Attorney.
WON-REHTDENT NOTICE,
In ilm District Court of Webster County. Neb
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Cornel iiWeed,
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JiiIiii Woods,
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To .lulin Wood. Deft ndnut.
Ton ure hereby nittded tbat nn the 1Mb day of
March. UWV. ihc pl.ilntlB. Cornells. N cods, died
barKilUonlnibeofllceef the clerk of the d Is
met (un. nf Webter oeuniy, Nebraska, the
objeci r.nd ju)sr oi which aiu to procure a bill
of divei-oe from you, for tho grounds sei out In
tho peilUen. and for the mi- nd custody of her
lr,b children. You are th.itfore hereby a e tided
toai l arand answir said i-tllilon on or before
tl e ?Mli da) of April, VVt. or the allegations of
uld uetlUou will be ukeu as confessed bv you,
and aerrce entered srrordlngly.
Cokkilu Wood.
Bv Cmtawi Wmir, her attorMye.
J. S. EMIGH,
DENTIST.
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