THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 2p , 1907
40 acre farm upland , 2 tnllep of Rulo. for sale. -f *
i ! 5 acres wall Improved , Richardson county , lejf tliun forty-live dollar ? ( $15.00) ) per acre
C. Smith -40 acres , Juckcun Kansas Well .
Henry - count } Improved. Pine sprlnir Be-lot terms Might c in
. sider an eighty in purl pay. One nod one-half miles of depot.
flood homo , 0 mums. 4 In' * , well located , $2uX ( )
Five-room hou2 lot , i-lose In , $1.,500.
Five room hou-e. I lots auod condition , 31,750 ; pantr.N , cellar , wood und coal notice.
LOANS The /Ion CUy property near Central school und 2 lots. Receiver'"nlc. .
S&
& 12lO-acrc ranch , Phillip * eountj , Kansas. Will take $10.000 to $15,000 , of pn > pertin exchange
ii" part pu\ .
1'rlvnte inonev M loan on land- * .
SALOAt
Laura Kelley IH reported seriously ill.
Leo Snydur was In Kali" City Tue -
day
I' ColToe drove to Palls City Wed-
m "dny.
I . L. Kiti'oy wont to Fall * City Wed-
ncMluy.
Lloyd Klnsey WIIB over from Duw on
Siindny.
Ed Oraham of Shubcrt was here on
Tuesday. '
H. E StouiTcr and wife were In Falls
City Tuesday.
12. S. Davis transacted business In
Peru Monday.
Cuss Moore and wife wore Falls Oily
visitors Tuesday.
M. L. Dowell and wife visited friends
In Vordon Monday.
G. 13. Russell trammeled business In
Fnlls City Tuesday.
Virgil Orinstead roturnnd h o m o
from Lincoln Tuesday.
George Pcn.ilncton was In Dawson
botwcon trains Tuesday.
Born to Charllo Ulnton and wife
Tuesday , Nov. 10 , a boy.
II. Hc8cr of Stlllwater. Okln. , visit
ed relatives hero last week ,
Ruth Moore and Ruby StouiTcr visit
ed at Hen Kelly's Monday.
Vcra Lord and Vlrglo Mead drove
up from Falls City Tuesday.
MM. J. T. Adams and hon Albert
drove to Falls City Tuesday.
George Grlnstead and John Ward of
Falla City were In town Monday.
John Tclhnand wife and Mrs. Frank
McCool drova to Falls City Monday.
Eil May and Eugene Meredith wont
to Omaha Sunday returning Tuesday.
W.W.Wortzund wife and Mrs. S. E.
Smith returned home from Lincoln on
Saturday.
Clay Wagner and wlfo returned from
a few weeks visit with relatives at
Sabelha Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Tynor wont to Kansas
City Wednesday to visit relatives and
consult an oculist.
- -
Foltiy's Kidney Cure will euro any
case of kidney trouble that l not be
yond medical aid. KerrS Pharmacy.
oiilo
Lela Gibblo Is quite nick with pm u-
monla.
Win. Hutchison visited Albert Burk
Sunday.
Guy Burk wai a guest of Rule rela
tive ! ' Sunday.
Kate and Ida Shou o spent Sunday
at their home.
Vera ShatTer was a vlcltor at George
Shouso's Sunday.
Ida Burk was a guest at H. A.Murk's
one day recently.
Mrs. Frank.Cook Sent | ) Tuesday with
Mrs. Onus. Xcntner.
Mrs. John Youniii was a guest of her
daughter last week.
Frank Cook and family spent Sun
day with his parents.
George Shoubo and wife spent Frl
day with Mrs. N. Peck. .
Mrs. Clay Peck spent Tuesday with
her Ustor Mrs. E. T. Peck.
Mrs. George J'richard spent Wed
nesday with Mrs. N. Peck.
Frank Snuffer and family spent Sun
day with Earl ShatTer and wife.
Chas. Stump and family visited wltl :
George Prlchard and wlfo Sunday.
John Stump and Karl Clark wcr
guests at George Shouso'a Sunday.
Oliver Helkcs and wife spent Sun
day with George Prlchurd and wife.
Mrt. P. E. Shatter and Donna wor
guests of her son Eurl and wlfo Sunday
Martin Nolto and family were guest
of Wm. Huoltnor and family Sunday
Mrs. N. Peck and two youngest clil
dren were guests at George Johnston's
. Sunday.
Bert Dodds has returned from homo
to take up his school work again as
teacher , after a vacation.
Frank Houtz and daughter Mrs.
Everett lllgtrlns left Monday ( or Colorado
rado Springs for the benelit of their
health.
Mr ? . O. A. Giunn returned from
Huraboldt Saturday after a short visit
with relatives. Shu will spend a few
weeks with her sister before returning
to her home at St. Anthony , Idaho
Your skin should bo clear and bright
If your liver U In normal condition.
Rings Little Liver Pill * act on the
live ) ; and headache , coiutlputlon and
biliousness disappear. Price 2oc'jnU.
Sold by A. G. Wanner , oruggiet.
VEKDON
Have Dalles of Full ? ) City was here
Snndav.
. ! . A. Mark was a Falls City visitor
Wednesday.
Henry Corn made a trip to Fall ?
City Wednesday.
1. A. Hull and family have moved
hero from Liberty.
Ross Goolcby of Falls City spent
Friday with A. D. Goolsby and wife , j
John Allenbaugh of Falls City spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs.Boatman. |
Mrs. Mary Conover returned home |
Sunday from a visit with relatives at
Liberty. , '
Mrs Merrltt Ltirn returned home
Friday from a visit to her mother at
Fnlls City.
W. II. Mark and granddaughter re
turned homo Tuesday after a ten days
stay at Crelphton.
Mrs. Millard Goodloe and chlldr"n
came down from Stella Friday to vj-.lt
her father A. D. Goolsby.
Mr . Rowcn Veal and baby returned
to their homo at Chnmp'on ' , Nob. , after
a visit with relatives here. i
Mrs. Sue DoWald returned to her I
homo at Falls City Sunday after a visit
to her daughter Mrs. M. D. Lum.
The remains of Fred Swlsgood wore I
shipped from Council BlulTs Sunday.
The funeral was held from the Congre
gational church Tuesday , Rov. Jones
olllclutlng. Interment ut V e r d o n
cemetery.
StiUBERT I
Mut Shulonberg of Barndu was hero I
Tuesday.
M. T. Hill spent Sunday with his pa
rents at Ncmaha.
i
Mrs.Elmer Else was a Burudu visitor ,
one ilny recently.
Walter Lewis returned homo from
Oim.hu last Friday.
Grandma Evans spent hist week with j
her daughter at Stella.
Mrs. F. N. Klnton was a Falls City .
visitor one day last week.
Mcsdamcs Rupard and Spccco were
Auburn visitors last Friday
Gerald Chester Is now at homo and
very sick with typhoid lever.
Mrs. Williams living near town is
having her residence painted.
Mrs. Davis of Stollu was the guest of
Mrs. E L Evans lust Friday.
G minium Hunt of Auburn spent last
Thursday with Grandma Evans.
Warren Hutchlngs of Falls City is
visiting his son Guy and family.
O R Ross came down from Nelson
and spent Sunday with his family.
Jake Blrdslev and wlfo were visiting
h'.H parents in Falls Cltv la t Friday.
Mrs Lewis Brlsby visited at the
home ol Dr. Stong of Burudu Tuesday.
Walt Lewis left Monday to attend
the Implement dealers convention at
Omaha.
Mrs. Arthur Shook returned to her
homo at Omaha Thursday after a few
weeks visit at the home of Dr. Shook.
Mrs. Hull and daughter uccompunicd
by Miss Chloe Wilkinson of Vordon
were visiting relatives hero last week.
Rov. Gould who Is holding revival
meetings at the M. E. church took
dinner at the home of Mrs. H. Shubcrt
Sunday.
Col. Joe Harper und wife of Auburn
and M. II. Taylor of this place were
guests f Mrs. Jesse Rlttor last Sunday
evening.
Charley Pound und wife left last
week for their new homo at Gettysburg ,
South Dakota. Our best wishes go
with them to tholr now home.
Luther Slaglo of Hubbol but who
bus been visiting with relatives at Au
burn arrived hero Wednesday for a
visit 'with relatives before returning
home.
Those who hud the pleasure of en
joying dinner at the homy of Mrs. J.M.
Lewis last Friday were Rev. Gould ,
Will Leslie and mother and Clark
Lundy.
The small son of Mrs. M. Cline hud
the misfortune of being kicked by a
horse last Friday. No bonus wore
broken and U is thought he will soon
be able to bo out again.
Clydo Harper who has been prepar
ing lor the past month to move with
his family on the Bolejaek farm east
of town , which he has rented for the
coming year , moved Monday.
Churls Jsluglo and family drove to
Auburn Tuesday to bo present at the
family reunion which took place at the
'homo o ( hi * parents All of tholr chil
dren were present for the purpose of
celebrating tholr 50lh anniversary A
delightful day was spent and it Is hoped
they may live to celebrate many more1
such occasions.
BAHADA.
Jumps Stephen on wu > > a Stella visit
or Monday.
Mr * . Crouco ot Verdon spent Sunday
with friends here.
Henry Kuker of Verdon visited rela
tives lii-re this week
W in. Single and wife visited relatives
In Auburn this week.
.1. E. Stephenson and wife were
Falls City visitors Sunday.
A C. Stcinbrlnk took a load of pro
duce < | to Falls City Tuesday.
Luther Slagle of Thaycr county Is
visiting his brother Wm. this week.
Hugh Prictmrd and wito of Maple
Grove attended church here Sunday.
Nle Williamson purchased a new
mall wagon this week which Is a beauty.
Hello Franklin was down from Lin-
'join ( and pentSunday with his parents.
E. E. Bolejack and family spdnt Sun
day ) near Shnbort visiting with Clyde
Harper and family
Wo are glad to note that Mrs. Olive
Kukcr j Is again able to be out after : i
prolonged , illwis- .
Mls Kllen Hondrlelts and Mr. Smith
of Falls City u * . tended the dance here
Saturday night
Mrs. .John Short'.edge , who has been
visiting relatives in Martlnsburg , Pa. ,
returned homo Thursday.
Wm. Bnllman and wile are rejoicing
over a new girl born Nov. 2. ) , the first
sister to join u large circle of brothers.
Mrs. W. E. Xtmmerman who has been
visiting her brother J. R. Shortledgo
returned to her homo at Albion on
Monday.
A red fox has been seen several
times ! after Wilson Lowe's chickens.
Mr. . Lowe has a fox hound on his track
but rcynard is at large yet
Frank Shcrwln and wlfo who huvo
been visiting their uncle Lev ! Freder
ick returned to their homo in Olukor-
son county , Kansas , Thursday.
J. H. Moreheud of FulU City was In
town this week and purchased a driv
ing horse of his brother L. II. More-
head. Whether L. II. had it in for his
brother is not known but the first act
of the newly purchased animal was to
run away and the buggy wns almost
entirely demolished. Mr.Moruhoiid in
the future , no doubt , -vlll hi ; a little
more certain of the habits of a driving
animal before he invc-t =
Real Estate Transfers.
George Shields and wlfo to A B
Elchenbergcr wd lots 11 , , . 12 , blk 1112
Falls City SHOO.
W B Schmucker and wife to Eva 10
Roberts wd lot 17 , blk ! U Falla City
$ : ioo.
Frank R Buttcrlleld and wife to John
Culvert wil lot 12 , til It 30 , Nlms ad to
HumbohltSSO.
Frank R Butterlleld and wife toJno
Culvert wi' to lot 11 , blk . ' ! 0 Nlms ad
Hiunboldt.fdO.
Ernest Werner to Caroline Werner
wd to sj noj section 21 , part nw } sw
part wi no' { swt cj sw } ei nw } of sw }
und 11 } sw } 21-2-17 81.
Ephenla and Joel Jones to Walter
and Laura Billings wd part of nw } = cl
John Crook to Minnie Crook wd to
lots 1 , 2 , a , 4 blk 7 In Crook & Towlo
ud to Fulls City SH500.
John Benedict to Wm Kuntopp wd to
pnrt of sei 2-2-lu : ! $12800 ,
Susan Meyers and husband to Henry
Gerdes wd lots 22 , 211 , 24 blk 0 Steele's
ad to Fulls City 8t. : > 00.
Marriage Record.
Arbi E Duncun , Preston 21
Olive M Xlmmermun. Rule 1 ! !
Albert W Rleschick , Falls City. . . JiO
Christina Tubneh , " " . . .
Chnrlos R Me Wain , Rule
Ida Burk , Fulls Cltj
Wm C Brldgmun , Baradu
Leolu Wamsloy , "
Austin Crush , Fulls City
Nelllo Hiinna , " "
Hunry Stuldcr , Humboldt
Adcllu Guirjenhuuscr , "
Henry E.Jones of Tumpa , Fla. , writes
"I can thank God for my prcson
health , duo to Foluy's Kidney Curo.
tried doctors and all kinds of kidno
cures , but nothing done mo much goo ,
I till I took Foley's Kidney Cure. Four
bottles cured me , and 1 have no more
pain in my back and shoulders. 1 ai
(12 ( year * old , and suffered long. bu * .
thanks to Foluy's Kidney Curo. 1 am
well and can walk and enjoy myself. U
Is a pleasure to racommund It to
needing a kidney medicine. " Kerr's
Pharmacy.
HUMBOLDT.
II. E. Boyd wu > > on the -Ick list this
week.
Frank Poruk visited in Lincoln this
week.
Irvln Shirley went to Lincoln
Tuesday.
George Turner and family moved to
Lincoln this week.
Lucy Frybergcr spent lust week with
lends in Table Rock.
The sulTruge club met with Mrs H.P.
lurblc Monday evening.
Mrs.John Broekman visited with her
in Ro-s in Lincoln Thanksgiving.
Pearl Carver returned Sunday from
several weeks stay in Kansas City.
Blanche Emmons of Tectimseh spent
he week with her cousin Goldu Tur-
er.
er.Mrs.
Mrs. M. E. Linn Is visiting this week
, 'lth her daughter Mrs. Pcrrin in Lin-
oln.
Hurry Munn und wife entertained his
areuts ot Philllpsburg , Kan. , this
vuek.
Mrs. Fruuk Snethcn bus returned
rom u visit with her mother In Axtell ,
Cunsa1 * .
Mrs. E L. Crane entertained a com
'liny ' of ladies utu one o'clock luncheon
L'uesduy.
Isadora Weinman of St.Joo was hero
ver Sunday visiting his aunt Mrs.Ban
itramer.
Mr- . James Pierce of Friend , .vas on-
ertalned this week by her friend Jen-
lo Fellers.
Mrs. Henry Davis left Monday to see
er mother who Is seriously 111 at her
lomo In Iowa.
Mr * . Martin Paulson and children of
" 1. Crook are hero visiting J. A , Mur-
ihy and wlfo
John Leo was able to attend to his
tvork in the store this week after a
evere illncs- .
John Bowers returned Tuesduy from
11 week's visit with it brother at Leuv-
enwortb. Knns.
Churlton HaM returned Thursday
rom a visit with his daughter Mrs.
ohn Gird in Lincoln.
G. T. Unland and wife were here
rom Arlington , this week the guests
) [ C. C. Unland and wlfo.
Hero Dorlmul and Chas Mann re-
urned this week from Midland , S. D. ,
where they have proven up on their
claims.
Mrs. Jacic Brlttonbiim returned to
her home in Lincoln Thursday after a
ilcusunt visit with her grandmother ,
MrGoodell
Mrs. Belle Adums who has been the
guest of the Phllpot families for the
lust month left Monday for her home
n Lisbon , Ohio
Mrs Ruy Miller cume up from Ad-
uln. Mo. , Tuesday to remain over
Thanksgiving with her parents B. F.
Gruvutt and wife.
Will Seng , who hud the contract for
the erection of the new Germun M. E.
ihuroh , returned this week to his
home in Clutonlu , Neb
Mrs' . Chester Power entertained ut u
ono o'clock luncheon Tuesday com
plimentary to Mrs. J. W. Dlnsmoro of
Kentucky. Covers were laid for ten.
Wm. Skillet , a well known pioneer
resident of this section , died one day
past week , after an Illness of several
weeks duration. Funeral services were
held Sunday.
The churches of the city held u union
temperance meeting in the Presbyter
ian church Sunday evening. Mrs. Eu
nice Ilaly of Wheuton. 111. , addressed
the congregation.
Henry Stalder und Delhi Genzen-
huiiscr , both residents o f the Dry
BiMnch neighborhood southwest of f
town went to Fulls City Wednesduy
und were married by the county judge.
They will make their home with the
bride's parents.
Olllo Wilson , daughter of W. F.
Wilson und wife of this city , was mar
ried recently in OmuhutoClovelund E.
Sullivan. They will make tholr homo
in Omaha , where the groom Is em
ployed us u tresco deeorutor. They
spent Thunksglymg with the bride's
parents at this place.
Suruh Rist uud John Hunzeker were
married Wednesday at , the Dry Branch
church. The bride is a daughter of
James Rist and wife , while the groom
is u son of Jacob R. Hunzoker. The
wedding was followed by a reception
ut the homo of the brido's parents
southwest of town.
Opal Wilson a n d Bernurd Sterns ,
prominent young people of this vicin
ity , drove to Auburn Tuesday and
wore married by the county judge. The
bride is u daughter of Mrs. Emma
Wllron , and the groom uon of M. M.
Sterns and wife. They will couiraenc-
housekeeping at once on the Sterns
farm northeast of town.
RULO.
Will Davis visited in Falls ' City Sunc
day.
Mrs. Emma Wallace is on the sick
list
Grace Harding visited in Kansas last
week.
George Colcy went to Iowa Point
Monday. ,
WW.Chinnock of Wymore was here
Saturday.
Ilarlund Jones of White Cloud was
here Sunday.
Bert Fritz visited his family In Wy-
more Sunday.
Cbarllo Cesmo of White Cloud was
hero last week.
Harry Marsh made a business trip to
Stellu Saturday.
Ernest Koeler und fumlly visited In
Fargo this week.
Frunk Chany of Missouri was u vis
itor here recently.
Dave French of Missouri was a vi-\
itor hero lust week.
W. A. Rodacnp of Rn h Bottom ' -
itcd hero last week.
Tom Bean moved with hi * family to
Oklahoma lnt week.
, James Bunker of Missouri wa a vl-
itor hero Wednesday.
Mrs. Clydo Asbury went to Kansm
City Tuesday for a visit.
Mrs. Dan Fieklo and daughter Anna
were Preston visitors Monday.
Melva Kern and Jennie Knyton of
Falls City spent Sunday here.
Little Carl Majuris fell Tuesday
while playing and broke his leg.
Rob Kunaly of Fall * City came down
! to the curd party Tuesday evening.
' Roy Hart and Jim Huler took a load
of corn to White Cloud Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzlo Dayis went to Kansas
Cilv this week to visit her daughter.
F. T. Durrow ot Lincoln wa looking
after the brldgowork here lust Friday.
Mrs. James Tangney and two chil
dren visited friend * in St. Joe thi-
week.
Mr * , sym Uurk who was taken to the
St. Joe hospital last week ha * not im
proved.
Mrs. Al Doerner of Falls City attend
ed the funeral ot Mrs. Dennis here
Tuesday.
E. Snook foreman of the concrete
gang spent Sunday with his family at
Chester.
Mrs. Herman Boehtne went to At-
ohlsou la-it Sitturd.iy for a visit with
relative * .
Mrs. John , Tone of Fulls City came
down Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mr * . Dennis.
Max Gesser and fainilv visited In
Nebraska last week also made a trip to
omuha on his return trip
Jacob Wiggins returned from Mason
City. Iowa , Sunday , where be wa * call
ed by the death of relative.
Mr. Butterlield returned Wednesday
to his home at Hamburg , Iowa , his
wife remaining a few days.
Dodc Anderson and daughter Bessie
went to Kansas Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Vunvaulklnburg and
baby left Wednesday for Denver where
she expects to join her husband.
Mesdanes Charles Caverzagie and C.
J. Huber returned Tuesday from a
weeks visit with relatives at Rock Port
Mo
Blum Anderson of Kansas visited
with relatives here Sunday. Mrs. D.
Anderson and daughter Pearl accom
panied him home.
The Living Rosary club gave a sup
per and card party in Miles hall Tues
day night , a largo crowd was In atten
dance and all report n good time.
The Odd Fellows bought tbo furni
ture of the A. O. U. W. and moved it
to their hall. Several lodges will rent
of them and make it headquarters.
Mrs. Frunk Kulp died ut her homo
In Wymoro Wednesday of last week
and was buried Saturday. Mr. Kulp
has many friends here who extend
sympathy.
The Atchison passenger did not nr-
rlye here hist Thursday on account of a I
wreck. No one was hurt. The engine I
j was brought here next day going to
Wymore for repairs.
On Saturday evening about 20 of
Mrs. Belle Marsh's friends took posses
sion of her home and proceeded to give
her the surprise of her life. Mrs. Her
man Kleopfol won the first prize and ' I
Mrs. D. Vanvnulkiuberg the booby '
prize. Supper was served and all
kind' of games were played , until Sun.
day nurnlng caused the company to
start for home. I
Mrs. Funnio Dennis an old rosidfiit
of this place died at her home Monday.
Her ! husbunci died many years ago and
she has lived alone ever since. She
was quite an ol-J lady and hasalwaj's
led u very active life Sh-j was attend
ed In her last t-lekne < - > , oy her -ister
Mrs. Hutterliold of Hamburg , IowaMr.
Biitterlleld coming a few days before
she died , these being the only rela
tives able to bo present ut the funeral ,
which took place Tuesday conducted
by Rev. Maze of Dawson after which
the body was laid to rest by the side of
her husband in the Rule cemetery.
She leaves a number of friends.
STELLA.
$ ' { ! ! was cleared at the basket supper
ut Oak Grove lust Friday evening. The
money will be used for the benelit of
the school.
Mrs. Jarred Simmers , aged about 70
died at her home east of town last
Thursday from dropsy. Funeral ser
| vices services wore held at the homo
Saturday , interment being in the
Pruirio Union cemet'iry.
John Munn and family , who have
been ' living in the Indian Territory
for ' the past live years , is expected
back here again this week to live. He
will engage in the harness buslntss
with Joe Butcmun.
Mrs. Davis of Colorado City arrived
this week for an extended visit with
daughter Mrs. George Smith.
Florence Kinton i s spending' tf.e
week in Lincoln with Grace Higgins.
John Newell , a former resident of
this neighborhood hut who has been
living at Colorado Springs for the past
live years , died this week and the re
mains were bronght here Tuesday for
burial. He had been suftering from
paralysis for more than u year and was
unable to even help himself.
Eli Knapp has been carrying the
mail on route two this week while the
regular carrier has been nuvins'a va-
Ualiuli.
Gertrude Shelleiibarger und Cora
Vnnnoy are spending the week in Lin
coln with the former's sister.
The G. A. R. ana W. R. C. he-Id : i
speeiul meeting in their hall last Fri
day evening. The corps Inspector was
here from Pawnee City and took part
In the meeting , besides a number of
ladles from Falls City. After tl.o
meeting a supper was served to the
members and a number of invit-
guests.
T-vo Greeks employed on the section
here were injured last Friday by fall
ing from a handcu > . One had his buck
broken and aunt in r his leg broken.
The } ' were taken io no Mi "iiri Pacific
ito-pHul at Kiuisi.Cit.s . in..i inuta.
MrWioti' mi l\-ter tif Karir-a-
Citin rived 1.1- IV- -K for itiendu s
VIMV nh In r i > . .uiiit'A' , i' ' . Moore
anO . % .t' .
Will I'uiint-r and family of Shubert
have miivtil into the Hitpgood bouse In
the soutli pai t of towiHe has work
with the electric light company.
atella W'nlre.v left last week for a
month's visit with u brother ut Ho-
hurt , Oklu.
Jesse Hays who has been sick for the
past month is recovering
The Music Club met In the country
Tuesday with Mrs. Amos Tlmerman.
A number of new members have been
added to the roll.
When the Stomach , Heart , or Kid
ney nerves get weak , then these or
gans always fall. Don't drug the
Stomach , cor stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. This is simply a makeshift.
Get a prescription known to druuglt < *
everywhere us Dr. Snoop's Reltoratlvo.
The Restorative is prepared expressly
for these weak Inside nerves. Strength
en these nerves , build them up with
Dr. Shoop's Restorative tablets or
liquid and see how quickly help will
come. Free cuuuilu tent sent on re
quest by Dr. Snoop , Racine. Wls.
Your health Is surely worth this sim
ple test. Sold by all dealers.
Le 's I Notice
IN T1IK D1STIUCT COUNT OK HICHAUD- ffljff
SON COUNTY , STATi : OK NHIIltASKA.
Mnriu 1 * Wnrrt-u , I 1'lnintilT.
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Ira 11. Warren , I Defendant. I
The defendant oUiM- named will take imtico
that on the 5th il > of Novi'inU'r , l' < 07 , thf iil.im- 1 Ion I
tilf tilol in tin- District Court nforcKiid her i oti-
lion iik'alnst him wlicrcin t-lio ) > ru)8 n ihrco of
dlMirTO fruni Kiid dufvnilant on tint KrtmntUof
crnol triKitment and for il ertion an < l u i > nip-
And Kiid t'.ffendaut In further notifiwl thut un-
IPKJ ho jiloail , answer or dmrnir t < > Miid i titloti
on or U'forn the 28rd day of Docombur , IWJ the
N.im > will U > takuu > true , mid u ilecreo us i < ray
l fur will l > o rendered pro comfecMi.
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