it ill Xi OilU U J, A1 U 4J .Mr fc a - - 14 . :.s 4 f K Biy That Farin Now LOOK al these splendid lands of Southwestern Nebraska and Northeastern Colorado before you make cropping arrangements for 1918. Don't make a rental contradl for flic coming year mai puts you nowhere towards a permanent home until you have looked into (he crop records of these areas. Go out and talk to Clio Tanners of these counties you'll find (hem prospering and ready to tell you that an investment you make to properly equip for renting an Eastern farm will put you at work on your own account in (heir neighborhood and on (he road to independence. I have two now fl(loiH sotting forth tin- njffluuHurnl conditions, otio for Nebraska and one for Colorado. UluM rated with local farm m-hiips nnd nuipsah wni location. Tlioy lire fivo Lot nic put you lu touch with tho best farm Imic'nliiH offered today S. B. Howard, Immigration Agt C. B. & Q. Ry 1001 Ffiruiim st. Omaha. Nobr N. B. Bush, Ticket Agent. Red Cloud, Neb. m BBMMMiHHMMWManl JUHLl iflHLIMWUfo " ' Well Improved 160 Acre Webster I Conntv Farm JX Referee's Sale The Antonio Sadllek Farm, N W H Section 72 11, 10 miles northwest of Red Cloud will In- sold to the highest bidder nl Kofeteo s Sale, Mon day. Juno 28, 1017, at the Court Homo In Hod Cloud, Nebraska. .Sale. .'. ...ioi, . in Ten 1101 nor cent of the purchase prii-e "I . . . . i- ..... i)..f....., ,. tt... Hi.,,, nt tlm Rale, and tho balance In must ocimui iu nic !":. " - .....- . cash, when the Mile is confirmed by tho DlsLi lot Judge and deed is ready for delivery. Abstract of title will bu furnished to tho purchaser. 1C0 acres under cultivation; good.8 room house; barn 30.M9, loft will hold 00 tons of hay; good well; chicken house .and other outbuildings, nil in good roimlr; fenced and cross fenced. Ono of tho Best Farms In this Section of the County Landlord's share of the 1017 crop goes with the fat in. This farm lies in tho oil Holds of the Big Chle! Oil and Gas Company. Don't rail to Attend this Male, You May Oct a Bargain Inquire- of FredMaurer, Att'y. or B. W. Stewart, Referee IF YOU WANT A c. . R. . J. W. I PlUipflT OR ft PMEH fflade Right, Lettered flight find Erected flight SEE OVERIHG BROS. & GO. I Makers of ArtistlcZMonumcnts Red Cloud, Nebraska 1 wmmmmwmamammmmw 3- - i: i i VrMnNWVftV.WAW.V.V.V.V.VAV.V.VAV.W.VAW.W r s Antn Hearse Horse Hearse ED. AMACK UNDERTAKING (LADY ASSISTANT) J ALL THE PHONES RED CLOUD, NEB. : : W.V.V.VV.W.V.V.V.V.V.V.VV.V.V.V.V.V.VNW.VAVW Big Patriotic Day at Red Cloud 4th. Will you be Here? Come and Brinff Your Friends. July The Christian Endeavor Program Jo, Tn fnitnwlnir is tho nrnirrniM for the 2:45 Talks by District Stmts Ninth District Nebraska ciTiristinn Kn-!:i:80 .lunior Conference, ..Miss Hooper Ninth dcavor Union to be held m tins city, June 1C, 1(5 and 17th: Friday Evening 7:30 Song and Devotional Service 7:45 "Wo Are filnd to See You." 'Wh Are Glad to be Here" Portwood " Special Music 8:15 Address, "Citizenship." Rev. II. II. Price Get Acquainted Social by Red Cloud C. K. Saturday Morninir 8:30 Quiet Hour 9:00 Christian Endeavor From A to G Miss Hooper 10:00 District Nine and the Cam- paign for Millions Il-N 10:15 Ceristian Endeavor From Miss Hooper 11:15 Business Meeting, Report of Officers. Visit tho Literature Table Saturday Afternoon 1:30 1 Song and Devotional l;45Christiau Endeavor From O-Z.. Miss Hooper 1:3(1 Model business Meeting Red Cloud C. IS. Visit Literature Table Saturday Evening 7:30 Song and Devotional Snecial Music 8:00 Address Rev. Hamilton iSpecial Music Visit Literature Table Sunday Morning 9.00 Quiet Hour 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Convention Sermon.. Rev. lieebe Sunday Afternoon 1:45 .Junior Rally Red Cloud Junior 2:15 HowC. E. Week Was a Messing Delegates 3:25 Hastings 1017 Miss Hooper 3:45 Teen Age tioys ami uins..kcv. Sunday Evening 7:00 C E Meeting Dorothy Ruck 8:00 Song and Devotional Special Music 8:15 Address Rev. Knaur "Blest Be the Tie." WEBSTER COUNTY'S ROLL OF HONOR Continued Fnow l'Acia Four STILLWATER PRECINCT P. Albcr, G. F. Barton, O. J. I. Bangcrt, W. F. Uungort, E. L. R. Rnngcrt, J. A. Bangcrt, W. E. hnrton, Fj C. Bangcrt, C. A. Bcnkcr, A. C. Bnngcrt, W. C. Bangcrt, W. E. Connor, E. W. Carpenter, F. Ddgcncr, A. F. Gestring, O. GcHtring, M. M. Guy, A. C. Hartmnn, II. E. HoUhaiis, E J. llnnsnn, C. P. Ilartman, P. A. Hurting, C. R. Johnson, C. T. .lark, F. II. Knehuus, O. J. Kniggc, W. II. Kinkend, M. M. M. Killough, S. O. Killough, II. C. Inu, II. Lampman, C. W. Perry, C. A. Reeve, M. J. Rose, W. E. Richardson, J. Rose, C. D. Sccfcld, W. J. Shaw, II. C. Sack, G. W. Schumm, P. II. Schrocr, C. F. W. Scheiding, C. Scheiding, J. F. Schutte, J. H. Wenzinger, R. Wagner, BATIN PRECINCT A. J. Alexander, J. J. Bents, D. J. Buckles, F. Beyer, T. M. Boom, D. E. Buckle?, J. Boom, A. L. Chrisnissor, L. C. Cramer, E. C. Derr, B. J. Doug las, A. DeTour, L. E. Duval, C. II. Fitz, J. C Holverson, C. J. Haller, A. Hansen, E. R. Hoffman, E. Iliilmtkn, H. O. Johmon, J. Jclinek, V. Krudna, J. Krudna, A. Krudna, G. krudna, M. L. Hansen, J. I-. Ilnllcr, V. Helton, U. F. Huppert, A. G. Lockhart, II. F. Lee, W. J. Mcllnlo, A W. McIInle, C. X. Nelson, L. E. Preston, .1. E. Polnicky, E. Sidlo, P.. Srhultz, J. Sustro, E. E. iiSylor, A. W. Stcarn, L. R. Thomas, V. Wmickn, T. Wersbkc, E. Zajic, J. Zaj'ic. BEAVER CREEK PRECINCT F. K. Bingg. L. J. Bangert, C. R. Bangcrt, R. Bale's, R. W. Brnsch, E. S. Cox, C. P. Coplcn, II. Davis, II. J. Huffy, E. Frey, W. O. Fisher, C. N. Fnubch, J. R. Fnniuhnr, E. Guy, F A. Howard, J F. Huffman, J. A. Hiatt, A. J. Hoffman, R. G. Humm, II. Humilton, E. L. Hoffmnn, E. Koler, V. McLean, Dr. I. Moranville, J. Nollette, W. Poitenier, I. J. Parsons, I. C. Richnrdson, E. Ralph, A. L. Richardson, C. Richard, L. E. Rawlings, J. Shimic, J. F. Springer, T. C. Simpson, E. Shimic, W. G. Scott, J. M. Tyler, W. II. Thompson, R. W. Vaughan, J. J. Wehrly, E. A. Zimmerman, A. Zimmer man. GARFIELD PRECINCT R. A. Applebee, J. M. Barton, B. E. Blair, L. M. Blnir, F. L. Chaplin, R. C. Elwood, J. G. Ecklor, II. G. Hansen, G. L. Hasselbachcr, V. I). Harris, A. E. Harris, E. C. Holz, A. E. Hansen, L. F. Kent, R. W. Kent, F. M. Leg gett, J. W. Lippincott, L. Mudd, F. J Moulton, E. J. McCartney, N R Riley, A R Perry, A Roberts, J S Rowls, E D Reynolds, E P Ryan, A Rolfe, C. A. Rasscr, E M Redden, C V Simpson, C. J. Thompson, O. B. Wolfe, C. R. Wal lace, L. A. Wagoner. LINE PRECINCT EAubuson E T Beall, T W Boron, I II Barlow, F Clnutman, R II Fox, M. J. Gilmorc, E. R. Hunsickcr, M. C. Johnston, E. S. Johnston, P J Jensen, M. W. Kaminskcy, M. E. Kellett, C. Kaminskey, L. Kaminskey, S. L. Mcln tyre, M. W. Mackey, A. G. Merrill, B. W. Shannon, C. R. Schuck, W. C. Starr, II. W. Sheldon, B. J. Shannon, G. Sutherland, W. E. Tennant, E. A. Watson. INAVALE PRECINCT R. W. Bloom, I. Breault, E. P. Bean, II. II. Barker, F. C. Bean, M. W. Cloud, C. Colby, F. B. Copley, R. R. Copley, A. Colby, F. Copley, II. Cham- poux, L. C. Daily, J. II. Dunn H. C. Daily, R. II. Daily, W. G. J.Denn, L. C. Ethridge, N. R. Grossman, B. L. Gilbert, E. E. Harvey, W. D. Harvey, W. A. Hunt, D. B. Hartwcll, C. G. Jorgcnson, T. N. Joncfs, F. M. -Kennedy, D. P. Lovcjoy, W. E. Loseke, Y. II. Lovejoy, F. C. McClintock, W. Mattison, R. Z Muyo, M. V. Nolan, E. N. Nelson, O. L. Pierpomt, F. l'. 1'aimer, A. Pierce. A. P. Pitney, L. L. Pitney, R. A. Ruby, M. Renkcl, W. Rcnkel, C. Rutledcc. A. J. Silvey, Gfl Stricklnnd, C. F. Sutton, R. J. Stickney, M, Worman, L. J. Walrod, II. R. Worman, W. Wormnn, M. E. Wilson, R Zappe ELM CREEK PRECINCT G. II. Anderson, W. L. Abbey, F. Arterburn, H. E. Arterburn, J. Mi Arnold, H. W. Arnold, C. S. Brune, W. E. Brunc, H. F. Buckles, G. Burr, A. T. Boom, R. Chilcott, J. W. Cropp, O. E. Doughman, T. E. Doughman, O. Detour, J. L. Detour, G. Drnhim, A. L. Foe, H. Fueller, C. S. Francis, W. H. Fuller, H. F. Gerlnch, W. H. A. Gerlnch, W. C. Gerlnch, E. J. Gcrlnch, W. II. Gragert, D. Law, G. W. Post, N. C. Putnam, II.A. Parks, F. G. Scherding, H. N. Smith, G. M. Thompson, C. Wiegmann, W. E. Wibben, D. E. Walters. HARMONY PRECINCT G. II. Bierhaus, A. A. Banks, A. G. Best, L. S. Banks, J. R. Betzer, J. Betz, H. W. F. Bartels, J. Betz, T. Boom, C J. L. Barters, H. W. Chapman, A. F. Cook, C. A. Demars, E. T. Davis, S. C Derr, J V. uelour, t,. n. fccn hardt, F. F. Fritz, C. L. Harrington, P. J. Heihrlchs, F. A. Heinrichs, P. Jug gert, C. Johnson, P. C. Krai, A. Koch, F. Kictfolhahn, A. Lang,, J. Mattison, Jr., J. W. McCoy, E. H. Oberg, 0. C. Oberg,' B. G. Patterson, D. C. Quinn, C. A. Reod. F. Rinnen. M. A. Ray, J F SchJnk, I I Stout, C. Skrdlant, P. Thompson, D. C. Toap, N. Thompson, F. Wl Tiekmerer, F. Trebold, F. H. Trcbold, F. A. Volk, H. E. Volk, E. H. Vonderfecht, R. D. Worlcy, L. W. Worley. POTSDAM PRECINCT J. Anginns, II. G. Arends, M. E. Arnoldy, A. A. Buschow, F. E. Bruce, E. A. Blumenthal, W. J. Bauer, C. Buschow, W. R. Brewster, C. A. Bock, A. 0. Buschow, J. P. Bock, H. II. Bentz, G. Corner, II. B. Cose, W. N. Crouch, C. W. Degrofft, F. M. Delchoy, A. G Engalhardt, E II. Funke, II. W. Frnhm, A. L. Graham, C. Goos, L. E. Gruis, Herbert Goll, L. A. Harlman, A. J. Heusser, A. E. Hesman, G. W. Ilartman, L. R. James, E. E. Johnson, B. A. Kuhn, R. W. Keneger, A. Kyckelbahn, M. C. Kort, ri. Kotorhe, w. ii .1. Knttu-it. K. II. Kvckelbahn. M. Lopez. E. Luhn, T. Marnles, P. Mar tinez, F. C. Merten, A. II. Magarin, C. E. Martin, F. P. Merten, E. McBride, J. McClure, E. A. Magnrin, J. D. Malone, 1 K. fllcnaie, j. k. imirun, . xv. Mngner, W. C. Mitzelfelt, C. R. Merritt, F. W. Novnck, E. J. Nitzel, G. I. Otlceii, A. W. Oye, F. Oberle, C. P. Poblcnz, F. W. Pohlenz, C. C. Piel, A. Piel, J. P. Rosenberg, J. 0. Rose, R. M. Rife, N. II. Smith, F. II. Schmidt, C. D. Sommerfeld, G. F. Schultz, C. Cfl Smalloy, J. II Sommerfeld, J S. Schum,. J. F. Smith, A. J. Schmnse, F. J. Stabenow, M. G. A. Siebrass, 0. B. Wuterbury, H. J. Wcsscls, P. Wibben, A S. Wndeman, A. J. Woods, G. C. Widdershcim, II. A. C. Wibben, G. D. Woods. COWLES PRECINCT v m nrWriii. C. A. Bowers. F. P. Brubaker. S. V. Brubaker, W. S. Dunn, tt''Tfr r - i r r B. R. Fickel, F. J. Fuller, W. L. Good, J. E. Hutchins, H. JN. wvingsion, a. u Long, J. W. McTaggart, A. A. Nelson, II J. Nitzel, O. R. Ogden, w. uasscr, 0. W. Ritchoy, E. C. Swigart, A. G. Scott, C. L. Swigart, II. A. Schroeder, F. S. Vance, C. G. Waller, G. M. Wells, W. F. Yearick PLEASANT HILL PRECINCT J. E. Bright, C. E. Bergfield, J. G. Britton, L. A. Bright, W. J. Dillin, A. M. Dillon, F. M. Ellingcr, A. A. Frey, W E. Giger, A. H. Gigcr, C. Giger, J. LauH. Rountrec, F. Richards, II. H. Ries, T. Salasar, C. G. Stcinhour, C. Trautman, I. R. Vyond. OAK CREEK PRECINCT T. J. Buschkoottcr, R. Van Boening, F. J. Benkor, G. Van Bocning, C. Cluirches, F. E. Costolion, E. Cure, W. W. Cchternnch, B. L. Henderson, J. J. Hubl. J. F. Hubelin, J. T. Hubl, A. E. Herz, II. M. Jones, II. II. Juirsscn, II. Jenshen, T. B. Kohmetscher, A. B. Karsting, G A. Kunkler, E. II. Knrsting II. Kimmlnav, A. M. Kohmetscher, J. E. Kent, T. C. Laird, J. Lampman, F. Lampman, T. A. Lalley, H. Lampman, F. J. Luhn, C. II. Lynch, W. R. Laird, D. Lampman, D. C. Laird, D. W. McCauloy, E. McClure, W. A. Muchow, R. C. Mathews, L. E. Marsh, E. Singglc, J. Reimanger, H. A. Robinson, J. II. Reining, P. J. Seng, G. II. Schmidt, F. A. Swoboda, II. M. Shcppard, A. L. Shirloy, A. A. Sack, C. A. Shirley, F. II. Stevens, J. Mf Swoboda, T. Svobode, G. I. Sirrs, E. Svoboda, A. J. Svoboda, A. Svoboda, J. Witrklik, R. Witrklik, E. Witrklik. CATHERTON PRECINCT A. Anderson. R. II. Brooks, A. M. Knnke, W. J. Baker, E. Bent, J. F. Banks, M. Boudrenu, .1. L. Brule, T. J. Biule, R. I. Cooper, F. W. Cather, G. E. Dickson, A. L. Genereux, A. Honkel, C. A. Johnson, R. A. Johnson, L. P. Krai, R. E. Keffer, W. E. Lambrecht, T. Lambrccht, II. B. Lcmbracht, F. A. Lindgren, B. F. Lambrccht, M. C. McNair, J. May, A. L. Mattison, F. B. Marker, A. Mattison, W. 0. Noltc, G. L. Oberg. O. V. Peterson, J. E. Peter son, J. Rehn, F. Rchn, W. D. Rustin, T. Roy, L. E. Riggins, R. Strcit, J. Stccn, 0. Skjclvcr, E. Strcit, B. Sidlo, R. J. Wilson. WALNUT PRECINCT C. E. Arnold, F. C. Arnold, l. HinnhenimKer, a. m. junur, t. u. mown, n T. 'unrnns. E. E. Blnnkcnbnker, F. S. Bowers, F. C. Chaplin, H. Coulson, R C. Dickcrson, F. C. Davis, T. A. Delpb, 0. A. Ellison, J. Gurney, J. L. Gobel, W. R. Hastings, E. A. Kirtpatrick, 0. 0. Kersey, F. A. King, L. L. Luttrell, G. E. iMtchcll, C. R. Murphy, A. II. Myers, J. D. McCnll, R. E. Mitchell, W. J. Mitcholl, C. W. Noble, J. W. Robertson, G. W. Stokes, R. G. Stratton, J. 0. Sutton, F. D. Stokes, W. A. Weavor, M. B. Weaver. INAVALE Joe Reed of Guide Rock win In the city Friday Mis. E. Smith whs a pnsscnger to Hastings Tuesday. D. L. Duiley and Mrs. E. Smith auto ed to Red Cloud Snturduy. Charley Martin and family returned home Saturday from Beatrice. Clmrli-y Martin tunl wife were calling on relatives in Ulverton Monday. Mis. C E. Joyce and children were passengers to Hastings WudnoMlay. Walter Martin and family of River" ton fepont Sunday at (Jleu Olmstfdes. . V.. Hunter and family visited at the home of Fred Hunter In Ulverton Sunday. A laige crowd attended the Children' Day Exeieises at the M. E church Sun day evening. Tho Box Supper Tuesday evening under the auspices of the W. C. T. I. whs well attended. Harry Myers ieturned homo Salur day fiom Kansas City where he had been attending school. Rev. Murless preached the funeral ernioii of Henry Williams' little girl Monday at New Virginia Clyde Wickwlre, Bert Leonard and Phillip Williams left Tuesday for tho foimer's farm in Colorado. Miss Pearl Woleott of Hebron spent tho first of the week with Miss Dorothy Hart well and other relatives A ear driven by Paul Pitney ran into the bridge north of town Tuesday night. Little damage was done The Annual School Meeting was held Monday night and C. A. Waldo and C E. Joyce were elected Modorntor nnd Director. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ilartwell, and A. F. Ilartwell and daughter autoed to Hebron Sunday and spent the day with t. Vj. oicuu una iauiuy. Mmi i i mm. When the Firemen. Appear tlie injured man'i fitit ihougbt U one of tliankfulncn that he ii o. 1 low nbou )our thought! if a fureman thoutJ ap pear at yout home? The Day Before the Fire ii the day to injure. As that clay may be to-morrow for all you can know or do, it fcllowtthat prudence would im pel! you to itop in our office to day and have u ijiue you a policy, O. C. TEEL R.eliev.ble Insurance BLADEN Warren Davis visited friends in Blue Hill Saturday. Lestor Mellinger was down from Holstein last Tuesday. Amos Cutter autoed over to Camp bell Saturday morning. C. E. Hnmmet of Beatrice transacted business in town last Friday. Mrs. C. R. Rakestraw and daughter, Miss Grace, were in Hastings Friday. Win. Gooden of Lincoln was looking after business affairs in town Tuesday. Roy Wilson and sons, Clyde and Cecil were up from near Inavale, Tues day. Mrs. F G. Cole of Hastings visited iter parents, G. L. Marymee and wife here a few days the past week. James Meyer returned to his home at lirunlng Monday after a visit with his. uncle, W. J. Meyer and family Mr. and Mrs.. E. Whit a, wero in Cowles the past week visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Joe Saunders and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hendricks and daughter, Miss Janette visited with Capt. Ray Hogate and family In Blue Hill lust Thursday. J. R. Mattock and sister, Mrs. Camp bell Jones left for Scottsbluif, last Thnr&day where they will make a visit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Carmln and little grand daughter, Evelyn, wero passen gers to Dwight, Kausas, the first of tho week, to vibit rolatlvcs. The Red Cloud Chief "Quality' Printer! : Publishers Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty FOR YOU Printed Matter of the "Better Quality" gl Xot How Cheitn Hjhtl HoivOUOb Thm Hamilton -Cathor Clothing Co. Satetnon to Pwl Surtr ' everything m Man or Boy Waara Red Cloud Nebraska C. H. Minor Dr. S. 3. Deardorf, M. D. C. Manager Veterinary lu Charge C. H. Miner Serum Co. Anti PUODUCKRS- Hog Cholera Serum Red Cloud, Nebraska Wire or Phone at Our Expense V, S. Veterinary License No. 45 118,123 Men Register Figures received at tho Governor'c olllico on June 0 give the total registra tion in Nebraska as 118.12.1, of which number 110.1G0 are white and 1,157 col ored. This leaves Nebraska nearly 11, 000 short of tho estimate of 120,000 eli gible to military service. Of tho total number registering GU, 774 whites and 822 colored citizens claimed exemption, while 10,002 whites and CI.") colored men did not claim ex emption. Tho figures showed 5,0ll aliens of countries nt peace with our nation and 1,100 ulious of countries nt war. The (Joveinor hub heard from but ono county where registrar will do maud pay for their work and estimates that 0." per cent of registrars will olFor their hervico to tho government gratlb. KODAKS Better Kodak Finishing And Developing. .:. A Full Line of Supplies ROLLS DEVELOPED-'lOc HAIL VOIR ORDER TO IS Stevens Bros. VWMWAW.W.W.W.V.VA : COL. J. H. ELLINGERJ ' AUCTIONEER ij In no w rcnily to jilnco your salo antes ' ABknnyono n to my quallllcntlonsS ' or whom I hnvccrlcilisnlvB. liidcreiiJS dent phonos on It). Write wlruor cnlJ Red Cloud, Nedr. 5 rW.VWAV.W.V.V.W.V.W. Attorney Bornnrd McNeny Hastings, Monday. was lu Estimate of County Expenses Hul (.'loud. NebrnHkn, .Inmmry Utli., ID 17 Tho Hoard ot rmnmlsI(ncrH of Wohstor County nt thulr llrst Aniiiml Mcotlim In .Inmmry. 11)17, prujtnrcd and umdo tho follow Iuk estliuntu il Uxpcnscs for tho year 1U17 for WilMir County, Nubniukn County Hiipcrliitindcnt ? 3000.00 nimrii't conn :iooo.oo luclilcntnls .. -I..- . 10000.00 Hooks and Stationery , .. 1000.00 County Hoard .v Kqutillntlou llonrd 3700.00 County Attorney 13)0.00 County Assessor and Deputy's.. .... U200.00 ItoniU . :t0000.00 Poor - 1000.00 llrldgi's - 30000.00 Holdlcr Keller 300.00 Imhiuiu . 3000.00 Total S 83100.00 Blyncd (Seal) n. r. 1'KKKV, County Clerk. Notice o? Probate. In Tho County Court of Webster County Nobrnskn. Htnte of Nobrnskn, l ., Wobsti-r county, I To all persons Interested In tho cstnto ol I'rnncls I'. Payne, Dcetnscil: TAKi: NOTK'i:. that a petition has been tiled prnyliu; Hint thu Instrument 11 led In this court on tho 18th day of May, 11)17, pur porting to bo tho lust will nnd testament of suld deeensed, mny bo proved nnd nllowcd nnd recorded as tho Inst will and testament of rrnucls n. Pnyue, deeensed: Hint snld In strument bo admitted to probate, nnd tho ndmliilstrntlon of Mild cstnto bu unuitul to C. M. Wilson, as ndmliilstrntor with tho will annexed. It Is hereby ordered by tho court, that nil persons Interested lu snld cstnto appear at tho County Court to bo held In nnd for said county on tho lGth day ol .luue 1UI7, nt ten o'clock a. in., to show cause, If nny thcro bo, why tho prayer of tho potltloimr should not bo crniited, nnd that notice of tho pend ency of snld petition and tho hearing thereof bo Ktvcn to nil persons Interested In said mntter by publishing n copy ol this order In tho Ked Cloud C)ilel, a leitnl wcokly now pnper printed lu said county lor threo con secutlvo weeks prior to said day ot henrliiR. Witness my hand and tho seal or said court this 18th day ol Mny, A. I)., 1017. A. D. RANNKV, Seal. County Judgo A VI Vi 1 V" 0