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Legal Notice.


In the district court OF " ebster county Neb.
William II. Bryxnt)
and Aaron Aydelott.
Partners doing bust.
ness under the firm
name OF AydelOtt and
bryant, Plaintiffs.
NJ. e. williamson.
Defendant.
The above named defendant n. G. William
son, viii take notice that on the 10Th, dxy oS
February 1894. the above named plaintiffs died
county, Nebraska, against the said defendant
Williamson. the OBJECT and prayer Of which arc
to recover frOm SAID defendant the amount OF
y certain prOmissory note. for the sum Of ESQ
dated at Denver Colorado. June the 8th. lSoU,
due ~ one day after date payable 30 tho order
defendant Williamson, together With Interest
on said sum u. the rate Of 10 per cent per an.
mum from June yth, 1898 there be4nx now due
on said note and imp I'd. the said sum OF So,
with interest thereon vt the rate VI 10 per cenS
per annum from SAID sth. day Of June 1899.
notified that An order Of attachment was issued
~ the above entitled cause on said 10th day
~ February 1895. and was by the tho slrtiti "
webster county, Nebraska, duly levied upon
the following described real state Situated IN
said county t,.~it: The north east quarter and
the north 60 acres II tho east halt Of the north.
west quarter Of section SIX ~ township thrca
north of range ten west, In said county and
state And the said defendant Is hereby re-.
CURED 70 ans Ser said petition on or before tho
ieth day OF April A. ID. 1894. Dated this sd day
WILLIAM n. BRYANT AND
AARON 'yDELoTr. Part
HUGH J. Dosns.. Plaintiffs.
Attorne,s'f, VI plaintiffs. nS1N
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-09

II you want cheap furniture, that is
bran new, call On j, b. Wright, the new
and second hand furniture man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-09

mouth as far up as they were drawn down.
I will take the contemptuous curl away
from the lip and nostril. / will make his
eyes flash and his cheeks glow at every
mention Of Christ and heaven. I will make
even the wrinkles of his face look like fur
rows plowed for the harvests Of Joy. l will
make what we call the crows feet around
his temples suggestive that the dove Of
peace has been alighting there" There
MAJ be signs Of trouble on that face. but
trouble sanctihed. There may be scars Of
battle on that face, but they will be scars Of
q campaign won.
I'll MOTHERS FACE.
"Now," says some one, ~ know very good
people who have no such religion in their
faces" My friend, the reason probably is
that they were not converted until late in
life. Worldliness and sin had been at work
with their chisels on hat face for 80 or 4C
years, and Grace, the divine sculptures, has
been busy with her chisel only five or ten
years. Do not DO surprised that Phidias
and Greenough, with their fine chisels. can.
not in a short while remove all the marks
Of the stone mason's crowbar, which has
been busy there for q long while. l say to
all the young, II you would have sympa.
thetic face, hopeful face. courageous face,
cheerful face, kind face, at the earliest pos.
sible moment, by the grace Of God, have
planted In your soul sympathy and hope
and courage and good cheer and kindness.
No man ever INDUCED a gracious feeling,
or was moved by a righteous indignation,
or was stirred by a benevolent impulse, but
its effect was more or less indicated In the
countenance, while David noticed the physi.
ognomic effect of n bad disposition when he
said, "A wicked man hardeneth his face
end jeremiah must have noticed it when
he said of the cruel, They have made their
faces harder than a rock"
Oh, the power Of the human face! I war
rant that you have known faces SO mag.
netic and impressive that though they van
ished long Y they still hold you with .
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

The acts of this life are the destiny OF
the next.--Eastern proverb.
Proverbs-the wisdom of many and the
wit of one.-Lord John Russell.
Kindness in women, not their beauteous
looks, shall win my love-Shakespeare.
IncreduIity robs Of many pleasures and
gives us nothing in return.-Lowell.
Man is an initiative creature, and who
ever Is foremost leads the herd.-Schiller.
No fountain is so small but that heaven
may be imaged in its bosom.-Hawthorne
He that worries himself with the dread of
POSSIBLE contingencies will never be at rest.
johnson
Toll, feel think hope; you will be sure to
dream enough before you die without ar
ranging for it. Sterling.
The wears write their records on our
hearts as they do on trees; inner circles
of growth which no eye can see.-Saxe
Holm.
You may depend upon 1t that he is q
good man whose intimate friends are all
good. and whose enemies are decidedly bad.
-Lavater.
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SER E3NTJ.tsPEE.
The "Americnn Hero" Prize


After reading the very many manuscripts
which were sent in to compete for the prize
offered for the best sketch of 500 words or
the "favorite American hero" the COM
m!ttee has decided that the sketch on
Sergeant Jasper" by Master Jay Young
blood, of Atlanta. all things being consid-
cred, is the best. and the prize OF 50 has
accordingly been awarded to him.
In deciding the contest the committee
made the idea advanced in the original Of
fer the guiding principle. Before begin
ming to read the manuscripts it decided that
originality Of style and treatment. the en-
thusiasm shown by the writer i'm his hero.
the description of his heroic actions and
the logic of the argument advanced to jus
tify the writer's claim that his hero was
the greatest American hero should have
greatest weight in deciding the contest.
After having read all the manuscripts care
fully, it was decided that the sketch of
Sergeant William Jasper" by Master Jay
Youngblood. came nearer filling the require
ments in every way than any other sketch,
ana hence he is declared winner of the IS
III gold.
There were many very fue sketches writ
ten by the boys. and the knowledge Of
American history displayed was extremely
credtable.
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When the stars and stripes fell, with them
fell tine hopes OF the Americans. and when
that banner rose, with it rose their hopes.
Only Il hero would have risked his life
soon fall so that none could raise it.
Il you could see a British soldier who had
been on one of the British ships that had
rreQ on the American works at Fort MOui-
trie, ana ask him If the man who raised
the American flag a hero he would
answer % Is, and you might abide by
that decision, lie must have felt proud, in
deed, when General RutledSe presented him
with sword d compliment for his
bravery.
The people know that he was hero
tory cannot find a more daring deed
than lifting up a banner in the face Of
a furious fire from a number OF ships Ii
this battle had been lost South Carolina
British and have discouraged the Ameri-
cans very much. Jasper covered himself
and the flag he raised with glory that can
never be diminished. even by time itsalf.
all the pride of America arose WITHIN him
and he determined that he should rescue
that flag. 70 matter what it cost him. if
The union did not then and will not so
long a she stands contain more heroic
spirit than that of Sergeant Jesper. Unlike
long in showing itself, for in one day he
made himself famous by raising the flag
of the glorious union. The day that Jesper
raised the flag was the day upon which one
Of the most heroic acts was ever enacted.
If The Constitution knows OF a create
would let me know his name as soon as
possible / will here close my story and
long may the union continue to honor the
pane of Sergeant William Jasper.
''Freedom's soil hath only a place
For a free and fearless race"
JAY YOUNGBLOOD.
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Savage beasts even in their native wlds
sometimes recognize act Of kindness
and show their gratitude by the most I'M
mistaka5le signs" remarked Thomas May
nard, old Saa captain.
"A number Of years ago the ship Which
! then commanded becalnei off iho
coast of India, and, taking a boat lead Of
men, l went ashore in search OF fresh water
In some way l became separated from the
crew and, in wandering around II good
deal startled at coming directly w to-
grown tigreS5. Much to my SUNRISE Tie
beast Gid not make any hostile dam0nstc.t-
tions toward me, but, crOuching The
ground, looked steadfastiy first at my face
and then at d tree a short distance ~; y.
For q time I could not understand this con-
duct and not daring to run for fear she
would at once oVertake me, | stood rooted
to the spot.
presently the tigress arose and walked to
the tree, looking backward as she went
On turning my gaze alOft l saw among t lie
branches of the tree what had ca I5a1 II e
evident solicitation of the tigress. 1nel e.
perched on one of the limbs, sat a big
baboon with TWO little tiger cubs in his
arms. Having an ak with me. [ started to
cut the tree down. the tieress wat hing ne
intenty all the while. When the tree T. IL
and the tree animals with it the 'Sress
pounced upon the baboon and with great
fury despatched 1t. After gently carass
ing her offspring she turned TO me with "a
look which plainly expressed her thanks Tor
the service | had rendered her. She then
disappeared In the forest, her two cubs
trotting behind her.
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Finest Corn Ever Grown.

So pronounced by agricultural department.
many experiment stations, hundreds Of
fairs and thousands of leading farmers. We
have highly improved our Farmers
Pride corn for twenty years 1t makes one
fourth more on same land than any corn
known; pure white. kernels nearly inch
long Is to 20 rows on cob. shells one pound
of corn to ear. weighs 660 pounds to
bushei natures in 100 days. Plenty time
TO plant Half pound sent for 25c; pounds
81, postpaid Order at once, or if you have
time before planting. send for descriptive
cirrulars Price per bushel. by express or
freight, &c. / will positively pay 500 for a
sample of better corn. References: j; M.
Corbett j. p; postmaster OF this place,
or anv of the county officers The best sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Address ]. l.. Anders. Scotsman. lvanhoe,
n c. Don't send stamps.
Mention The Constitution.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the World, best products to
ahe needs of physical being, will attes;
the value 30 neaith oI toe pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
It's excellence is due 10 It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, The refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive; efectuaIiy cleansing the system,
diSpolling colds, headaches and fcvers
oud permanently curing constipation,
Il has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the hld-
.eys, Liver and Bowels without weak
;niug them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
rists in SEC and 81 bottles, but it is man
rfactursd by the California Fig Syrup
10 only, whose name is printed on every.
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
0d being wei! informed, you will not
7oGept my substitute if offered.
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Monteyideo, April H.-Copyrighted 1894
by tne .A5aociateu Preas.j-Ine officials ot
the BrL.Ilet4l ieodtiOn N tl1s City nave re-
cplve,i ,l.s,,a1clcs sd yill-, that the reDei war
snip AqntdaDetn, formerly me HdSsnlp OF
Adm raj de AIe4io, has been suiA OFF The
island OF SANTA LaLuartnd. IL was pre-
yiously announced thdt the government
feet sent south by president ielAoto mad
captured the Aquidaban, disabled and
abandoned.
According TO the dispatches made public
by the brazilian legation there was an
enlargement OH Santa Catharina ana the
Auu4dabdn was sunk in an attack by
several of the Brazilian torpedo boats. The
AAuiu4Ual was 4 sea-go.nS, dOuDte turret
ship of 5000 tons DISBURSEMENTS punt IN
England and iduncneu Ill loo0 She TOOK
part IN the Columbus naval review at New
YORK last year.
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was enabled to gain twenty minutes over

I was enabled to gain twenty minutes over
ordinary carriages.
Thanks to my invention. have, therefore,
been able to utilize the 0lom2nts that every
one takes for resting after each meal.
while at the same time having myself car
red rapidly and aSreeably, and gaining in
going and returning tA.rt,- minutes over
carriages and taking at VIII a more or
less moderate exercise. [ may add, 100,
that it is easier to sit upon u bicycle when
q dog is drawing it >han it is when one
is proceeding alone.
Dogs have a considerable force of resis-
tance. One day [ made twenty miles OF
ascent on d gailop With q few minutes
rest at every three or four miles, ana with
very little pedaling. Those who make use
of dogs easily get from thrty-tive to sixty
miles out of them with 4 very poor We
hicle | know one who makes ninety miles
with fcur dogs. 1t is true that in descent
three dogs stand in the vehicle, that on
level surfaces two only are harnessed, and
that in steep eccliv.ties the entire pack
pushes or draws the wagon.
! know an amateur who has trained a
dog to push along his bicycle at the side.
and who, in return, generally offers him a
seat on level surfaces and during descents.
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ON THE ROAD.

draw small wagon. must confess that
at this time, which did not, as yet. know
non6dance in the possibility of rema ming
upon the machine while dog was draw
Ing it.
/ consoled myself In advance in combining
while I myself walked; that it to say on
steep activities. But what was not my
astonishment and pleasure in finding my
the experiment, saving nle from all fatigue.
and especially drawing me rapidly After
u few days l started in the presence Of a
my dogs on a gallop, went rom Bourbole
to Mont-Dore Without a kick Of the pedal.
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The Prize story.

4 hero IS q man distinguished for valor.
Sergeant Jasper was distinguished for valor
and was thereby hero. While the whole
American army stood behind their earth
works and saw their nations flag fail, d
man leaped over the works and raised the
stars and stripes from the dust into the
glory Of battle. Was not the man that did
this a hero?
The American soldiers were all brave and
with the exception Of Jasper none raised
the American flag; thereby Jasper was the
bravest Of the brave. Lee Jackson and
others were great Eenerals-they were not
truly heroes, but by their plans heroes
distinguish themselves.
Jasper was afterwards Killed while doing
the same heroic actibn, and his name is
now honoIed by every true American.
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DE lIELLO IN HIDING,
HIS DESERTION UFD4 G-AMA IS CON-
DEEMED BY 4iLL.
Five Rebel Ships Surrender to the Brazilian
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PciXoto Promises
Anesty-The AGu, ds ban Sunk.

Montevideo, April 1G--tCopyrighted, 1854,
by the Associated Press. AS exclusively
cabled to the Associated Press Saturday
afternoon, the rebellion Of Admiral DeMc,-
10 against the government o. President
IeiXoto has completely collapsed and the
capture of the rebel adnniI.l by the fleet
OF President PeiXoto is looked upon here
as being only question OF a few hours.
Admiral DeMello, after sustaining Il Sc
we're defeat at Rio Grande Clty, losing from
400 to $40 men. succeeded in putting TO sea
with the Republica and transports and at
tempted to make d landing i'll the Depart
ment of Rocha, Uruguay, intending to sur
render his whole force TO the UIuSuayan
authorities. I}ut at the last moment, Il 0lS-
agreement took place between the rebel
adnlir.l and General oa,i2 ado, and the lat
ter accompanied by 100 undfmeu, SICK and
wounded, almost starving men. landed
upon UruSuuyan territory and rendered
his submission to the UfuSuayan authorl-
ties.
This led to a report that Admiral DeMel-
10 L4u ulmSeII SurfGn4Grvu 70 the dutHorl-
ties ul ruSuIy as LCneidl odie5'luo Was,
IUr some tliue, mi5tuhen IUr CAe ie>tuer OF
the rcDelllOu, VINO, however. HIcctGu "
remain on board Tue lnoufSeht SNIP Ike
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CgGiTToyRnt,

Professor j Jefferson, the noted clair
voyant, may be consulted on love- court
ship marriage and divorce. He g-ttles low
ers quar- els, reunites the separated, tells
of your friends and enemies, locates mines
and buried treasures, removes evil influ-
ences and causes 4 speedy and happy mar
riage with the one you love. He is the only
claiTyoyant on earth who can attend the
sonal interviews He prepares the real
Egyptian charm. All business strictly
confidential Send 2-cent stamp for reply
and full particulars. Address Professor 7
Jefferson, 1875 West Madison street, Chicago.
Mention The Constitution.
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YOUNG FOLKS CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters of Exchange Among Tho C"nsti-
tutiou'e Little Folks.

Lurie z. Shirley Gordo, Ala think every girl
ought to seek an educd ion and make every MIN
ute count when in school. | haze had bad
cha ce 20 90 To school. My papa died when was
lust six wears old but mamma sent me all thai she
could. have two little SISTERS and one little
brother am mammals oldest child; am in my
thirteenth year. have been going to school all
this winter.
It was Chief Bushy Heads daughter of the
Cherokee nation who wrote such nice letters.
Correspondents solicited.
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in the northern states have nice time IN the
winter skating ant! snow baling. We have nau
some snow this winter.
! certainly feel sorry for Edna Brewer, in her
sad affection, and hope that she Will get wen
very SOON.
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Pearl Il. Howell, Piedmont, Ga.-Piedmont is
pleasant little station. 1t has two stores and a
church and a school house. live one and a half
miles from there. ! have been going to school
there. and like my teacher very much.
live farm, and we have plenty of nice
fruit every summer. suppose all OF the cousins
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THE BICYCLE DOG.
remarkable Records Made with the
Aid of II Canine.

One OF my patients owns a dog with
which he saiy % aa2 fT reques h5y h@ a
IN ,r ~ for me two animals for drawing
sT dog cart, just as a horse would
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Dinner was ready ard Willie came;
GIVE me sorae bread l heard him ex-
claim;
There WAS turkey and ice cream, peaches
and peas,
But no supper had Willie until he said
s'nlnaSe
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W"FtFt
7. permanently located In Criff1. Ga, to
receive and treat all invallds. Send postage
stamps for circular.
DR.. j. NJ. ARMSTRONG. Proprietor.
marco wk lyr.
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official Announcenle nt.

.sRio de Janeiro. April 19.-Brazilian Mn
lister senior Mendonca, this afternoon re-
ceived a cablegrar announcing the REBEL bell
ion ended. The dispatch is as foiloWs:
lister Mendonca, Washington. The Aquada-
ban was sunk in the port Of santa Cath-
brazilian government. MellO went to
Buenos Ayres with the cruiser Republic,
and four ether vessels. asked and obtained
contention for lack of resources Delivered
vessels to Argentine government. Rebellion
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The Esou.mau Baby Dead.

Little Christopher Columbus, the Esqua-
tnau baby that was born at the worlds fair
last summer. died at the A1idwinter exposi-
ton grounds in San Francisco on Tuesday,
being the last of six children of these queer
people born in this country to succumb to
the climatic conditions.
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r. L. Walton, Lamar Ark-i am just from Cal
ifornia, and this is my first to the Young FOLKS
Corner, | will de,cribe the Yosemite valley, which
is one OF the grandest works of nature tnat man
had the pleasure OF seeing.
The Yosemite valley IL eight miles in length.
and four and half 20 three quarters of ii ME in
width, ami is incl0Sed in stupcndous walls oil
granite, rising to a height of from three to six
thOuaa Il lest.
Upon entering the valley, the eye is first at
tracted 10y ''Scntjnei Rock" 2,2I0 feet high. In
sight of this is al Captain" rising peipendicu-
lar 1880 feet from base To summit; IRON the sum
mt of which you can get a bird's-eye view OF the
valley. which has been DESERT ed as IL "Carpet OF
flowers; :" OF flowers that dot The landscape with
coors of never ending tascindtion, and shed their
tragranc out on every passing breeze
Fearing brooks spring from their shady hiding
places, and go lettering along, murmuring sweet
music as they How
Water fails bubble forth from unseen places in
the mountain side md sparkle in the sun, and
shine as they mingle with the vcriure OF the val
lev while merry birds, hidden amid the foliage of
the trees can be heard, pouring ont thelr sweet
est notes and baptizing the valley in rapturous
melodies.
Correspondents solicited.
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ANECDOTES or ANIMALS,


There is a great movement in Eng and
just at present TO promote the breeding of
cats-not the midnight yoWlers, who make
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Ora Mullins Noa. Val have been n suhscri-
her to TIE Constitution only nine months, but |
would find 1t right hard 10 give 1t up now. have
Just been reading Aunt Su@ie'S letter describing
woody Crest" Miss Helen Gould's home for
crippies. and think her such good woman.
Ii all rich women wonid do as Miss Gould Is do
ing, many poor crlpples would he enloihG their
lives while as 1t 49, they are rin'ng away for the
want of medical aid, healthy die and proper eX-
erciSe.
Cousina, do you enjoy horseback riding? do.
| think there Is nothing more pleasant or health
full, than to take a long canter on a good horse.
If any Of the cousins VIII send me the words "a
the songs: II Stood on the Bridge at Mldn1sht,
Grades Empty" dark Eyes | VIII send N
return any OF the songs: "Fhe ship That Never
Returned "A Boys Best FRIEND IS ms Mother,
.rhe Drunkard's Child" mora O'Neal," or any
which have.
Would like to correspond with some one from
South Carolina. Age eighteen.
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VIII 5000 HGID 10gOI e :; e: +: :,

we "ffe. You the sol Asenc" Tor an artlcls
that is Want"d in Every Horne and fndis-
pensibie in Eyery Office, something tiat ~ LIS
AT ~stiHE. other drGIces sell rapidy at
Doubt2 the prIce. though not answarinS the
purpose hall weii. Yea can make from
$500 to 81 % IN three months, Introducing it.,
alter which 1t viii bring u y steady. Liberal
Income, ii properly assembled to. Ladies do as
well as men, in town or country Don't NIlssthIz
Chance. Write a once to - ~. JONES, Ian
aE"r, springfield. ohio Mention this paper.
Mention The Constitution.
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BY AUNT SUSIE.


daeyeo il tteart
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Most men look out for number one; most
women claim to look out for number two
at the shoe store.-TeXas Siftings.
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An0oraCa1

things hideous Oh the back fence, but soft,
silly-haired pets, which are things of
beauty as well good mouscrs. a big
cat show is now IN progress in London.
This Is a very appropriate place for a cat
cat show.
We have all seen Maltese cats and know