Commissioners Proceedings.
June 24 , 19H.
C Tlioringlon carlnir f'ir siiallinx case CO IK ;
J M i'liclcer expense t-riin. ciscs
dnimccl I0380.Tlrcl ' -r p
K L SteiMl stsses-iiiK M" lirr l.ilapr rtnct 81
.John SiHl ) oiiui J' a s sAxv.tnuf " : - ' '
K I ) Sj'ciu-er " ( Jcrnian " ? "
A L Mewart asscw.sijiy Ktiin ' > viil j " cyor >
y Spain .Justice fet-.s St tc vs Thompson (
N H llowloy CoJiiiiilssloiif r fees 74 ( .0
Win I ) Itickotts ( K-piiiy assessor f-es ' ' O't
Ifobert I.'obinson ? aiiry : .June 'n0'
( ) A Jluby sirvic.State vs A'lcii .Vt OJ
( ' / A Hotter mi. B -rc 4H"
.Taine.s < ' Qui--l ye uri cinls H
SJpain : irrtst f UH liti i > aiiit : 7
.1 h Naylor { 'oinmi-6i < iiiTS tees O-
C A Hotter Hlierilf f < s 1 ! '
A H McA cvasse.sii ) ! : K nn dy prcclnc-t 77 50
Gco U McN'ameo " Jlciriman precinct 1-JG.7J
( ' A Kosseu-r Salary eU 7 x ; no
M Mone as eisiiiK Corly prcfiiut 103 7j
Win A Met/grr : i > s < - < sii liiilow prct-inct 00 Co
Win Meecham asFt'sbinf ? Miarps JliJicli 'il 10
G A Kosscter serving siiltjioeitas etc KK
S < / Spain ImanUnp insane patient
J L I.on assasshi'sj Wells precinct. Hill
.J H Lord seessiiu lliver precinct "
JJ C Lovejoy asscssinsj Schickel ' ' ' '
H ( i Hjiain caring for insane patient
O A Itosneter ShenlF fee.B'ate cases
K T I/je assessing .Loup precinct
Ira Jolmsoii assess f.avaca precint
W K Haley ass-ss Valeutine i rennet
Cyrus Wood Lnl\e precinct
C W Hudson assess * parks precinct
Archie Folsjra assess I'.lsinere ' unwind
Theo F Folk assess Calf Creeic ptecinct
It 1 * Hoxsey Med MTVII-C prisoners
8 ( J Spain care of pauper thinned
2t > 00 allowed
John Dambl > livery
Chris Ditmer boarding pauiicr
F A Cnuib" w it U U-e wit State vs A'.len
Gcrlrude Jordan "
T W Curr assessing Steeii precinct 4550
, F K Cronin assus-ini ; ilver n'-n precinct 41 5
W K Oa ly assess 1'leas.inr Hill precinct 51 5)
A N Compton ni lic ; " ! Scr p.mper 25(0
E C Cole auto servic.- sheds ! ' G enG
G Carlson repairs c'liirthniise 2 ' 0
S Q Spain care .Mrs AicCiuj clai.ned
lii 00 iUioivcd MO
F II Uohner asses ? Middle Front : precinct 72 10
A U Brooks assess Barley pn cinct 00 50
Alex Burr assess liulf.tlo halve piecinct ti ! U )
Witness fees State vs Allen
Chas C 09-D ! OC.Me.Muiisiy GO 40
Wllbeit 40.7) O 11 J5rliii ) 40 5t >
Th is H Canieroa 40 hO Arthur lj Bray 41 00
Fnuik E.Miller . " ! 10 U.ey S inerAon r > :5 : 70
Albo.t Gates M-JJ Win Bo.i-id
Leo Fav " 9 .TJ J W Mel ) nel : 3-jiO
C W Uanulcy 'M 00 T O ( 'ainblia : ; ; to
Auton 31 50 II L Lawrence : u to ;
MiiiquardretersoiiulOU C II ( i.bbou 31 00
Joe Downing 12 r.T Joe Duwnipy
Mevens T5J expense horse 2" 10
C James in 45 GO J u McCleery
Will ( J Conibtock 45 CO
Ifoby BOJHT , Reeves 1'ix'cincc 72 55
F G Black , Table M fl 5t >
JIathias Boltz , Xeaz-jl " 51 25
C \V Bennett , Cl-vcltiid and le\vey Lake 115 00
Carl Aiidei.suii. Kiim and liussdl SI 75
T H Aspiua'.l , Ciillaspie
Morris Anderson. Croou.stun
J A Adamson. Co nmissioiier les
The following claims were
lowed on the road fund :
John August on , II M- ! work
Henry A Houston ro-.f woik
Fred Beenian ro dork
William Baker road work
C W Cramer rontl work
D G Fowler roan wurk
Jack Junod surveying roads
Jack .hniml "
Jack Jino1 : " \
U E Johnston road word '
Henry J ausen rood work
C II Jfyciia-n road work
Lon MoshLr roau. work
Shucklsy Bros road material
Henry J W Sauerwcin roau work stir. '
C T Williams road w rk
The following claims were al
lowed on the bridge fund :
id e Work.
Henry AilJtustoa . " < ; -5 Joshua Ii iiauuel 7 50
Jrred Harinmi S 75 Fred Harman 7 ( ill
1' II Hamaker l 50 Johnson Bros 4 25
.1 II Lee .riO : II K Lee 15 00
J 11 Les ' . ' ( 05 F T L-e 5510 ;
John Phillips JO 50 John Phillips 4 50
H J Lee 21 5J J B Le claimed
Gee w Wat rs . 15 OJ 53 SO AlIM 35 s )
Whereupon the Board adjourn
ed to July 7th , 1911.
X. S. Rowle.y , Chairman ,
J. A. Adamson ,
J. F. Xu.lor. . .
Attest : F. A. Oumbmv. Co. Cler !
Valeutine , Xebr. . July T , 1011
The JBoard of C' < unr.Commi . - -
sioners of Choir.v County , Xcbm
ka , met as p r adjournment \\ith
the following named members
present : N. S. llowiey , Chais-
raan , J. A. Adamson , J. F. Xay-
lor.
The Board selected sixty names
from which the regular petit , jury
for the fall term of the District
Court of Cherry County , Xebras-
ka , which is to be held in Valen
tine , Nebraska on November 27 , P
Ptl
1911 , shall be drawn. tl
tltl
It was agreed between the tl
Board of County Commissioners is
isb
anl H. F. Miller that a reconsider b
ation of the action taken on the tl
tld
claim of said II. F. Miller against d
the county for damages sustained
by him by reason of the improve P
ment of the road leading up the C
Hansen hill four miles south of ci
cic
Valentine , Nebraska , be taken , c
which claim was for § 150.00 and er
on which he was allowed $23.00 tl
tlti
by said Board of Commissioners ti
tih
on June 22 , 1911 , and by the terr.is h
of which agreement the 'amount a
to be allowed to Mr. Miller is to tl
be settled by arbitration.
The following claims were al- u
lb"wefl on the gunerarl fund : C
fronraRoyalCrapeCreasYiofTartar
RIO ALUM , WO UWE PHOSPHATE
Stutter & Tobion supplies
pest house 9 00
C E PeLts Cor Jury fees. 1 0
PC Albright " ' 120
John McKenyon " 1 20
George Gouts " 1 20
GJ Wilson " 120
'
W J Perroten " ' 1 20
The following claims were al
lowed on the road fund :
Valentine Lbr. Co material -J-3 20
Dave Fowler road work o 7o
Chas W Clarksori 2500
Lovcjoy and Canefc 240 00
The following claims were al
lowed on the bridge fund :
Harrison Morrison 7 00
James IIutchinson 700
Lawrence Ilutchinson 0 oO
Whereupon the Board adjourn
ed to July 15 , 1011.
N. S Rowley , Chairman.
J. A. Adamson ,
J. F. Xa.ylor.
Attest : F. A. CumUbw , Co. Clerk.
Seed Corn Condition is a
Serious One.
*
Omaha , Nebr. , Jan. Ii , "The
condition of the seed corn of the
state is in even worse condition
than at first anticipated , " said
Prof. C. W. Pugsley of the Ne-
craska Experiment Station in an
address to the Nebraska Farmers
Congress , t a session held at the
South Omaha Live Stock Ex
change last Friday.
k'We have extended our tests so
that seed from more than thirty
eounties in the state has been ex
amined and we iind that the situa
tion is critical , " said he. ' 'Unless
.you farmers test your seed corn
arsd are absolutely sure it willger-
inmate , you are going to be dissap-
poiuted when the cr ; ns are liar-
i'
\esled.
" \VcIl \ versed farmers , who
have made a study of sped condi
tions tell me that they have never
seen such a grave condition. The
corn belies its looks. Some of it
has the outward appearance of
good corn but on the inside it is
dead. The only way you can as
certain the condition of your corn
is by testing it. You must test or
take the consequences.
" 1 fear you do not realize the
condition. And I wa t you to
know just where you stand. The
Commercial-Club of Omaha is tak
ing an interest in the proposition
and you'should co-operate by not
only testing your own corn but by
.
urging year neighbors to do the
<
same.
' 'Don't iakeanything for grant-
cl. lie sure of your corn before
you plant it. You have ample
time now. But a mouth from ,
now it may be ion late. "
\j
The Farmers Congress , by Resolution
elution , unanimously endorsed the c
o
campaign urging the testing of
SJ'ed corn and pledged their co-oj -
eration to that end. According to
Processor Pulley , very few sec
tions have been found where there
is enough good seed corn for the ,
community. At present his department -
&
partment is working to ascertain
the localities which have more
than they need. As soon as this
determined , the farmers of Nebraska -
o
braska will be informed , so that
they can secure corn that will pro
duce a normal crop. ci
Unless the right kind of seed is i S
planted , the loss will be enormous.
Only by a proper testing of seed tr
corn , can a normal yield be se tisi ti
cured. The continued cold weath si
sitl
of the past month is making tln
the condition even more serious tlh
than it was. Corn stored in cribs h
has more or less moisture and the
continual cold weather is killing S (
the germs by freezing.
An extensive campaign is being
wagpd' by the business men of A.
who roulizo that thesite-
ation is a grave one. The various
commercial interests are putting
their time and money at the dis
posal of the committees , which
are urging the testing of seed
corn.
corn.Test
Test your seed corn , farmers ,
and reap the benefits.
The usual hospitality shown all
visitors at the Live Stock Ex
change at South Omaha was very
much in evidence when the Far
mers Congress were their guests
on Friday. A good program was
prepared , after which a dainty
luncheon 1 was served in the Ex-
c tange dining hall.
Valentine
T. H. Richie and Peter Hem pie
were down from Kilgore Tuesday.
Pearl McXeill has accepted a
position as assistant in the office
\VaIcott & AValcott.
C. J. Boyd proprietor of the
Boyd Nursery of Ainsworth was
here on business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bachelor
and Almira returned from a visit
ia Omaha Tuesday night.
II. Todd of Sparks was in Val
entine after supplies and started
for home through tiie snow stoim.
P. C. Shockley of Brownlee was
in town a couple of days this week
looking after some business at the
court house. " -
David Hanna came up from
\Vood Lake last Thursday to look
after some important business
matters.
Helen Hunter wont to Omaha
Tuesday night to be with her sis- !
.
tar , Mrs. IxH. . Koontz and to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Koontz.
Mrs. D. E. Sherman has returned -
turned from a two months' visit
with her daughter , Mrs. McClel
land , at Fuiierton.
Mrs. Fred Vincent and children
of Dwighi are vis'ting with the
former's parents , Mr. and Mis.
Gus Carlson , and family.
Mrs. Levi Sparks and Miss
Carlson returned Saturday night
from Omaha where they had at-
ended the State Lumberman's
Association.
The Fair proposition is recieving
much encouragement and you arid
your neighbor shouid be sure and
go to the meeting Wednesday af
ternoon. It is hoped the weather
will permit the farmers to come to' '
Valentine in a body that day and
tell what they think of a county i
fair and stock exhibit. Other !
counties up and down the road j
have a fair every fall. AYh ; > ,
should we not have the same ?
A Crippled Mind.
] \Iany strong minds , giant intel
lects , are held down and starved
out by crippled digestive power ,
dyspepsia and the poison absorbed
as a ivsult of chronic constipation.
If .your stomach lacks digestive
power the natural and simplest
thing to do is to put into it the
agent it lacks. Above all things
avoid strong drugs that paral ze
l
contains the same digestive agents
Spruce Pepsin tablets contain.
Spruce Pepsin tablets will di
gest fermenting , decaying food Y
that lays like a lump in your a
stomach.Ve have proved this u
thousands of times or we would t
not dare spend thousands of del o
lars to prove it to every sufferer jd
from stomach trouble. We will I
send you a trial box FREE.
Spruce Tablet Co. , Heron Lake ,
Minn. 50c. sizes can be had of tr. B
. Chapman , Druggist , Valentine , nt
Nebraska. G-
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
bitlaaccompanied by col-ti/lcd check
for > 00. < iO oil loi-jjl bank and inrido piiynble
to County Cl'M'kwill be received until p. m.
l ebriry , ! 2 I'.Hi. bv the County Comnil--
sionersit t'ie'oirt ' Iloii'e , \ . .ilontnNer. * . ,
lor the fui-ni-li.n nn.i in-ctkm of tin- fol
lowing bridges :
1 : y ) f'.ot ojm ; on tn'mlar piers , or
Siiuhc rl\er , n tr so . ? , i\vp. : > . Kangeai.
I - 10 loot span on tubular plrrs over Snake
river , ne.ir hee. 1.0. i'\vj > . : } . ' , Knn c M.
1 4d foot sjmn 0:1 tubular piers over North
Loup river , near Sec. 1 , ' "wp. t . Kan-re ! 5 ; .
1 10 foot span over North Loup river , ( on
tubular piers ) near Sec.1. . T\vp. : > , Kanire2. {
I in foot span on tubular ; ; ! er.s. over Snake
ri\cr. ui-.ir h c. 1 : , T\vp. ; ; , liuuiie yr.
I3rUIo > to be roust rti - e ! : > fe > l i s on
fl e in oUh-i' u M .i/ : : ; < ' ! , , x < . ' : : ill o' pic. -
10 be tlcuv ii.nti i l.i > iirviittnu b\ Coun
ty Uoard and in ! < > ; - . ; , ; : : > i. - ; * < -'access a : I
bidder \vhe.i contnicl is .r\jirded.
In oi'di'r to satisfy and insure the ' 'oiinty
Ooniiin.ssloners tii.it suc.ee-.siul bidder in
tends to furnl.sh and erect tae bridges in a
satisfactory lenjilh of tluse. tliesuin of ? 2. " > . ( ) t )
per day for eaeh day overtone will be ex
acted for non-conpii : > nc < ' \\it j iollo\vii :
condition , said sti-n not to he eurihhlivd a
penalty but to ! , e considered just damages
due Counts :
Bridges inu-t be completed and ready for
travel on or before June 1st , li > 12.
The succe.sslu ! Itldderalso agrees to leave
certilU'd check lor $ . ( union Hie tlniii work
is completed to tiar.mtee that forefioisifi
conditions he faithfully carried out.
County Coninn.ssioners reserve right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of County Commissioners dated
Jau.5th , lyiri.
1-4 ( Seal ) F. A. Cuml'ow , County Clerk.
First publication .January 11 , i : > l : > .
In The District Court of - Ciorry : County
Nebraska.
In the matter of the applic itimi of A K.
Ileaih. icuarrJian of Kenneth Murphy , minor
heir of Lillian iriiupliy. di teased lor salt ; of
iod : list ate.
On reading and filing ; the retilion duiv veri
fied of A. K "Heath , fraiir Hun ot Iv-iiiifh Mur
phy , minor heir < > t l.illiin Alurihy , decvased ,
lor license to Mil the inlere-t ot t-aid n mor
heir in and to lie f-dlfmiiiu descriii eai
estate , to-wit : Lots ! . " > . 1C aim 17. I'.lt/ek i.Cole's
South Sale Addition to Vi.l.ijje oi Cody rhcir.v
otintj , Nel-rask-i : tort'ie purposef the- pay
ment n. the indebtedness 01 situ .iihior , ; : iid ir ,
appearing to ihf i * .ii't that VIM real estate
consists of improve1) ) t' n ! 1 ami that , it is
tor i he lies ? interest of sai'l minor t i t-eli said
real estate und use Hi , ' pmcee' s l > r the pur-
uo > e of | Myiii Ui' * del ) * of s ud w.trd.
It is theref-'ie uid-ied that the next of k-n
uid ail persons inteu'sted m sai'i t state appear
leioi'tme itt Chandlers in the Co'in 1:0 > u in
the < ily of Kiishvillf bh'Mida. i ' ouiity , N -
tiraskii. on ti e 31-.1. day < f .laiitino1 l"l iS. lo
show i-uiise , it any tin n- Inulij lici'ii.snonld
not he firan'td ' to s-ai-i A K heath , g.iardi.ui.
to sill aid reid estate for Unarpose ] : tiio\v
set forth and it is lurthcr o deled that a copy
f liii-i order i > e | utuisht d ot fe eaehetk lor
tlnee Micci sieeehs Jii The Dunne at , a
M.\v-p : < per priiutu and , nil Iisued in su.d ( 'j m
ty "t Cht-rry.
DatHl ot ( lumbers in Sheriean Ccuntv this
30th day oi Decuiuber , I'JU.
W il. U'es-over
Judge oiDibtiicl Court ,
Here is \voinan v/ho speaks from per
sonal knowledge and long experience ,
viz. , Mr1 ? . P. H. Brcgan , of Wilson , Pa. ,
who says , "I know from experience that
Chamberlain.'s Cough Eeuiedy is fir su
perior to any other. For croup there is
nothing that excels it. " For sale by
Chapman , the druggist.
BALpH f"DS88TWA8TtD
Baldness is too Generally Considered
a sign of Advancad Ag-3.
A bald-headed person docs not
have an equal chance with one
blease.l with a , healthy head of hair ,
because baldness is too generally
accepted as an indication of age
Many hirge corporations L'nvc es
tablished an nge limit , and refuse
,
to take in en over 85 years of ago as
ue\v employee ? .
probably Go' per coat of bald-
headed people may regain a good
head of healthy h-iir if they will fol
low our advice and accept our oiler.
We have a remeJy that we posi
tively guarantee to grow hair ou
any head , unless the roots of the
hair are entirely dead , their folicles
closed , and the seal } ) has become
glazed and shiny. We want people
ple to try this remedy afc our lisk ,
with the distinct undersGaurliug
.
that unless it does exaclly what we
claim it will , and gives satisfaction
in every respect , we shall make no
charge for the remedy used during
,
the trial.
We know exaclly what we are
talking about , and with this offer
,
back of our statements no one
should scoif , doubt ; our word , or
hesitate to put our remedy to an ac
tual test.
\Ve want eveiy one in Valentine
who is suffering from any scalp or
hair trouble , rkin/h'uff , falling hair ,
or baldness to try our R-jxall " 90" '
Hair Tonic. We want them to use
it pegularly say nntiil three bottles
tles have been user ! and if it does
not eradicate dandruff , cleanse and
refresh the scalp , tighten the hair
in its roots , and gro.v new hair , we
will return every cent paid us for
the remedy for the mere asking
it
There is no formality expected , and
we exact no obligation from the
user whatever. ,
We are established right here in -
Valentine , and make this offer with '
full understanding than our busi
ness success entirely depends upon
the ! sort of treatment we accord
our customers , and we would not
dare make the above offer unless we
were positively certain we could C
substantiate it in every particular.
Remember , you can obtain Rexall
Remedies in this community only
our store Tiie Rexall Store.
GA. . Chapman.
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m * 'H on n ? * Bfn > > i j i ! * n r y A i f
1 < 1 JWi i KUUL Btf LLl.Hhb oAl T ,
ail
il Cii
\ Soft Drinks
fa 6 C ti PROP. S
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INTERNATIONAL
Before buying an auto it will pay you to see the INTERNATIONAL /
NATIONAL " 30"
No Hill too Steep ? no Sand too Deep
Sold by
Guaranteed by International Harvester Company
GRANT BOYE
CARPENTER " & BUILDER.
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All kinds ofvond work done to order. Stock tanks made in all sizes
j' idonce and shop one block south of passenger depot.
Valeniine , P OXE 72 Nebraska
Rpfero.ncos : My Many
iss333s
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1 I
1
8 With new prices , which arc the lowest for
good business. My stock consists of Dry
Goods , Groceries , Shoes and 5 and JO cent
bargains. You are invited to-call and
I make this your home store. Highest pric
es paid for produce. Come and get ac
V J quainted.
H
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2nd Building- South the Bank. ( Vookston , Xeb.
itz S' Z S llttlt&ZSZ &Z
Ii. AT. Faddis & Co
Pii'oHicr iildro'ss Vult'iitiueorCsni
rtr.ii > e branded
- , on U ft
' ' " * . tllliill
I
ln.i 'ded
OM left or luulder.
shoulder
P. II. Young- .
Silicon. Ncbr.
fic5 >
. . '
> ' --V'-v
Xt2cT Cr. * K branded
; # -
o > 5 as cut on I 'fi girt ?
] \ f * *
1 = " " *
I v / \ A K'W'Wjxyon i
\ _ t /i s4"--
lijim e oa G irflo'Treck n rtli of Sinu" n.
C. P. Jordan.
$ I
-i 3t XnB
Her e5 a
" .
? OJ LB'W oi ri 'i't
'o p.
iCsiiice ou Oak and
M-jtte creaka.
A HLernl reward
for infnrpianoa
P.eidlncu * detection
of rustJars o * stoc
E. JJ. Tori-ill , Propr.
Iinuf. idee , Xeo.
l-i branded sin -
in t-t on li'ft
s j d c. s o in t
I.r.t'-i ! d Ii T V
of ! left hit ) . list ! { ; (
/g on > .oi'li I
ja. SH I ! . .n * * i , , . , . , | , ,
vTl *
Xot Afraid
Fr.iiu-ls Vis- -T ?
_ . 3 > ,
irn. Kostbuo.a'v , ' * - -
\
fttlf * brsurff-d
s ill cut : lior . - {
inmiir J iI' ou i
F-ftMiith. i 11 e \
' SJ'ttI Lltti-i
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1912 DISTSICT COURT CALENDER , ;
Sixteenth Judicial District of Neb
raska , W. H. Wesiover. Judge.
I'hprry , Ft b. 2t ) Sept. 9
Sheridan , ? > Iar. 13 Scj.t.JO
:
a 13 Dec. 2 !
Albert \Vhipple & Sons.
S , D.
branded
SOS on left side
OSO on ricbtslae
SOS Some cattle also
have af ou neck
Some with A on
shoulder and
i'-t branded
wilh two bars
iss hind qnar-
, _ _ _ Koine Texas
branded . > > ou left side and some ;
n left side.
Korsss br-wde.l SOS on left hlo. Sorne carne
nrandPd AW bar connected on both sides and
Ifu hip of liorst s
1) . M. Sears.
( " jTTT )
Kennedy , NeLr. < Z-fi >
* % ' * * *
*
( ' Ml" br nrie-l f-
as on imt.Jp : : sulu
i oma on i&ft hr. :
Horses same on
shoulder.
Laku.
Bros.
Oisis , Nebr
H. 1C. Sawyer lias
rharve of Iiese
rHttle. II rses
Won left shoul
der. Some/ /
left uide.
liorsosj
- left thigh.
Kunge on snake
rnur.
3.1et > : g-er Bros.
anywhere oa left
side.
Eannarlc , square
c-roj ) li hl e.tr.
Horcs have
-ame bniiiii jn
eft thiyh.
I'r.n 'C on fordon ; s.ntl"nake Creeks.
A Re\vard c : $230 ' ill 5 > > l l t l to any j/trson for
i ifonrrt.oi Ii-t : inu to the Jirrpst and final
con\icinti ot HMJ. | t < > rsnti or personsteaiing
J. A. Taryan.
fullman , Nobr
. < * S3 CattI- branded . ! Y
on rl btside
H'irs-.s branded JY
ou riicitt shouldf r
Hea oiabld reward
'or uj information
leadn to the re
covery of cattle
strayed from my
anrt Feeding Co.
Will ( T CoradtocU , V. P.
Gitt'fJ branded on
aiy part of Animal ;
a so the following
brands :
horses branded tht
9ain9
, - - ' "A
' s OL.C.id Utaaiiuartcrs , Ellsworth , .X