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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-23

All our double soled, winter Tan
Shoes that have sold for $3.50 50,
$3.50, and 81. Every pair hand
sewed, including finest qualities Of
tan kid and willow calf.
$3.50, 81. and s. Patent Calf and
Ideal Kid Dress Caters and Laced
Shoes, broken sizes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-23

A tablefuI or comfortable hand
sewed. leather sole Juliets, IN black
or fancy colors, OF felt. cloth, or
mercerized satin; nearly every size
Of some kind.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-23

Little BOYS Patent Leather and
Enamel s. Spring Heel Shoes sizes
10 l3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

pisces sssn ghs~s ~xra ,uhusrsea =.
brook. sffer the manner Of ssl s,m.-.',
streams. uae@pssrsd siowiy tatpa.,
hsais, aneoiitwR Itself In th.-'
Irregular curves
Scores 81 iisnss In the rain ana
ness eia hts stat warn hlaa OF d...,'
the n,rs ottIuse. shen b.. sses -.
she sssy edge. and another sfsn -
have psangsd him 10 = watsty -
ms constant recurrence 81 Ia. 49,
At ls.s psryesi apon HIS miro 60 ss.k
sxlest thal be decided 10 szss asia, :
unnecessary weiKsf. for mxrvss,ea.
had hesn bis escapea thus fsr, d 49,
aos hope fer tbeir indsnaise rsps,.s.1
FREED from thess sssw nss, no fsii - Il !.
might be better able 10 struggle "a, !,
In ease b. fears shosid be rsalsssa
lie cosid nos thsnk % persisx waA =
gan. although bat represented az v,s-.
sssFs a. euutrsnes- fic aHstrs.p.n =.
haedls OF csos hlnx snd east s.sas n, I.
contents eEesyshisE except the ats !, :.
.aHas ~ aasnssnision Itat a coui.s..S
There he Distributed shout In hi. m.n,'
ioas OF pc sess; and ss.sd om.nh.. :.
mind, and iixhfsned grsal deal h ~.
den he pressed on once more.
ITO b. eosfswsea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

iAny question may be asked thst per-
tains TO amy phase OF Christian Endeavor
work Address Lock Box GA. Bingham
ton. ~. u
Is. A. X. T.. Illinois-Christinn En-
deavorer ievies no tax on either the In
dividual member or the society. The
work II supported purely by voluntary
offerings. The expenses Of the United
Society OF Christian Endeavor are met
by the profits from its publishing de
partment-
10. K D. c.. Pennsylvania. The pres
ident Of New York State Christian En-
deayor union is Rev. DIR. Edwin For.
rest HaIienbeck. pastor Of the West
Presbyterian church Of Binghamton.
Worthless Husband Going to leave
me. are you. MoIl7 Didn't you take
me for better or worse?
Long Suffering wlfe-Yes. but you
are absolutely the worst didn't take
you for that--Chicago Tribune
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

The Rev Francis r. Clark. who re-
Gently returned from Europe. IN speak
ine OF Christian ERdeaYor work abroad
says. In London | found about zoo
societIes. with membership Of 10000
persons This carries i ahead Of our
two leading cities. Philadelphia ard
Chicago. IN each Of which there are
about go societies Ir Great Britain
there are. an told. about 10000 secie-
ties with 3 membership Of about half
a mililon- On the continent ] fouBd
that the movement was making great
strides In Germany. where there are
many societies. France also Ia making
rapid progress. and the adaptahllity Of
Christian Endcavor 10 non English
speaking peoples. its spread and the
interest with which It has been re-
ceiyed are truly wonderful
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

The Quiet Hour enrolment has
now passed the 30.oto mark The sim
pie. farreachlns covenant OF the com
rades OF the Quiet Hour is this: Trust
ing in the Lord Jesus Christ for
strength. win make Ii the rule Of my
life to set apart az least fifteen min
utes every day. II possible IN the early
morning. for quiet meditation and d.
rect communion with Cod
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Advertise religion. Why notg The
world finds that the quickest way TO
push forward an enterprise Ia 20 adj
verifse IL. As hong as there ia nothing
wrong in the method, why not use Il
IN promoting the enterprise OF Chris
tan Endeayorg Next to consistent
life. believe. the best advertisement
of Christianity is Christian literature.
and good literature" committees
should constitute themselves adyerts-
Ing agents 10 bring Christian literature
before the public.--Johp Willis Baer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

The power Of all mission work Il
really prayer.-Pastor storJahann.
Some church members believe In
missions and some In omissions
Rams Horn.
He who IL not missionary Chris
tian viii be- missing Christian when
the great day comes for bestowing the
rewards OF service. Rev. DR. A. J
Gordon.
A Bra hman said to missionary; w,
are Guding you cut. You are not a.
good Ms your book. II you were as
good as your book you could eonaue'
india fer Christ 10 Eve years" DIVES
not this Illustrate the truth Of Ezek
xxxyL. 23-Tongues OF Fire london
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

lazy question may be asked That per
,fAins 10 any phase Of Christian Endeavor
work Address Lock Boz Esa Bingham
ton. N, "
f3. l.. ", Rhode Island There have
been hut two international convep-
tgons held outside Of the United States.
one 10 Montreal. Canada. the other In
London, England,
IA. T. r.. conpecticut-New York
will not bold apother state convention
until 1904.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
nluinal Benefit Column
n. ao,te. "Hsipf.., asd Hopeful"

Tse pargseees Of tssis coinmn sve sarrssesis
stated Ia TIE issss snd nsossoIt 10 for the 40.
saa acsss a.. ard aims 10 b. hsipfas ana hopeful
Betng fof ths eommSH geed. Il IL for The oS1a
noa 0se-a publie sersant Purseypr Of Ia
formation aAd Suggestion. saesslus for the Ia
trreRsnse 81 bHsas In ttiss capacity n e0hrtts
ronsusut se~stts ssst ~ <tsrcees depends large
Is fhx sst pssft Asvea II r. ihAa rpeprcs. toHa
anasfaffuss must he Nsznct. isst sns aanr Of
writer sill sot h. printed ereest sY t-efni@stpa
Communications witi sss suis5ecs 10 approval OF
rVIcxItssH ny the esffisr ~ tts coiAmn. but nons
wii ~ r~tsctrsi wltisaui geoa r.ssea. Address
all COMMUNICATIONS 20
TINS AMERICAS.
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mrstnl.
tflfotral.
'--~~~-~~~~~~~sr~~ s-~-~~~r-~-~-~o1o
Record Of the Past.
n, Stronger Evidence Can be Had
in Ellsworth.
In Ellsworth.

r.ook wsisso their rscofa. WIS, ,A.,
have doae mssy tines in years gone Nv
81 ske hest Essssntss Of fasars rvsun,
Aayaas eth bad back; any rsadss .ui.
ssriug frOm Hrlnasy trpasis.. irosa ar,
kidney us wiIi fand Ia tbs following Ell.
asnce proof that relief and ears are nss,
at hand
Mrs. Philiaa Moon, Starry roa6, ts,w
miles irom Ellsworih. .syss ia gaasasy
1897, after reading several secoaas. a
mothers recommending Deans Kiensy
pdls ~ b~isx esesilsns for rhilcrss. i
ssus 70 wigssn a Neors's drug store. sus
a tpx and commenced using them In zy
family. 10 en~ sA-s in particular ~ssss
h@c&srss sss very pronounced and kid.
nsy sspasl4 undea b sssIy existsEi. II ceased
after tbs sss Of foar buxss. Daring tee
Csc lsaFs whleh hasV elapsed thsrs kas
nos txsn The slgn at ssearreHer.
Sold ios 30 eaats hor BY all dsalpts.
FostsF. MsihuSn Co, BuEalo, y. Y. sole
sgsnfs fes the unlisd States.
HSnsmhss the name. Deans. and sass
90 Substitute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

The first society In Fuchau was
called by Chinese word which means
''the Drum and Rouse Up society" not
q bad translation Of Christian Endeay-
or.
There are more than Zoe societies In
Germany. and In that country they call
the movement ''Christliche Entschie-
denheit."
The "Kyorelkwai- 10 the japanese
name for Christian Endeavor. Recent
statistics show seventy one societies In
the Land OF the Rising Sun
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

The church ought TO be abreast OF
the times II is folly for US 20 try TO
do things the way they I'D 6fty or
100 years ago. We might IS well be
blowing with EIJah,s crooked stick.
or so into battle with Sanrs arrnor. or
prefer a canafboat 20 an express train.
as TO be eiinginx TO old things
DIR. 7. DE Witt Taimage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
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And sAs sasy weris fsss tsss naeh 10 10
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ma; the God 81 he anlserse cares for mes
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ne.ssa,iest. His IL ,as slsosa ef sight.
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Ths ssssrsss lisss tore sne siown he trsr@,
And love. nnd EaarScps ssscssse We CARES.
Il, a, w,.o ..a A..,,.....
We arr not sisne ia car asear. 81 psin.
Der fsthcr stepped from iii. shrose aapave
~ $500 80 - ~. !. ~ ~ ~. -
nj We have fesy. sos lie n aiga
Can 4 l.e tfeseAe = naca i.s teai. sharrf
""' 'es' ~ v @s'' '"s s''e '~''e u''es cars.
aHoSs
TIE. beautiful poem which -Anon"
send. ma. acre riding 10 her promise. will
n. n.sasa,e and +. ,,ar,to,, 10 ,n.,y
rss,,s. - $50, "a -, o.. go
personal letter.
- -
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amidst Der own cares ana sorrows- She
sn'~a sna ass inc ~ hp ashs OF sne SISTER
hood OF oor clscb.
n. NJ ss.s.na.
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Much A. have sanssd - cas- Oh Aunt Axdxs
and her Dieces u has seemed vel nish imposei.
biz. for surertnx sh1t-in al rns euu house has
mt.s...s -, -, 1890. -, .-
etAhe" ." my CATS ~" Aa'sxhe '"s AS"f
months. hut now our All wise snd loving Father
has es glex. her 10 the Summer Land and ws wha
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Topic. Missions: meeting In the IN.
terests OF foreign missions. The world
for chrfst.--I&s xiv, i2-sa
The Christian church should desiip
TO win the whole world 10 Christ. be-
cause the world needs Christ as It's Sa-
viour There Is no other name under
heaven given among men whereby we
must be saved" except the name Of
Jesus. The world Is In sin and needs
a Saviour. Not only did the gentle
world sink into corruption aud into
sin. but even Gods people wandered
away from Him. SO that there Is none
that doeth good-no. not one" The
world stands judged and condemned
because of sin. and this judgment can
only be set aside and condemnati ton
averted by faith In Jesus Christ. But
many have not heard Of Christ. and
therefore the church should bestir IT,
self TO send the gospel beralds every
where that men may hear and believe
and be saved.
Christ,s command. as well as the
worlds need. should inspire Christian
people TO interest In and support of
worldwide missions. GO ye into all
the world. said the Master. "and
preach the gospel to every creature"
In the face OF this command no Chris
tian should hesitate 10 respond How
can we claim to be Christians II we
disobey9 Have we any right to elect
To obey some OF Christ's comma nds
and to disobey others7 Yet many who
could not be induced to neglect the
command. This do In remembrance
OF Me-" WIN lightly declare. Il do not
believe in foreign missions" Yet the
same tongue thnt said. This do I'm re-
membrance OF Me-" also said. Preach
the gospel to every creature"
But can the world be won for Christ,
and. IL 20, how? AS we review the la
tors of the past nineteen centuries the
task seems almost too great And yet
IL can be done and must be done. The
divine edict has gone forth that unto
christ every knee must bow and every
tongue confess that He rs Lord. Gods
prophecy must be fulfilled. From
human standpoint II may seem next TO
impossible. yet all things are possible
to God. Moreover. what has been
done Is an earnest OF what may be
done If Christ's church would only be-
stir herself. A small band of devout
aud consecrated disciples OF Christ
preached the gospel to the world OF
taeir day. when Rome was the world
and the world was Rome. and what
has been done can be-
The church OF Christ In the world
could and should evangellze every erea-
tire. II should tell the story of the
coss to every living human being. II
cir great Christian denominations were
realty aroused and would march forth
u the spirit Of Paul and Livingstone
d Judson aud Carey and Brainerd.
I I'd would bless their efforts. and the
y aole world would be reached. The
e.siy way to win the world is to win It.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Rev. Or. Clark. on his recent old
world journey In the interest Of Chris
tian Endeavor. found one society In
Sweden beyond the arctic circle. In
latitude CT degrees 30 minutes north.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

"wIn you not kindly deane ser
mony' wax asked Rev. Charles NJ. Shel.
den. DID. and he replied "A sermon IL
anything that puts Gods truth into the
hearts OF men
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
Kosioi Dyspepsia Care

Digests all classes OF food, tones and
strengthens the stomach aud digestive or
gans. Cures dyspepsia, indigestion, stom-
aeh troubles, and makes rich red blood,
health and strength. WIGGrx 4 MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

In Rev. Or. Russell ii. Conweii's
church In Philadelphia there are four
tsen Christian Endeayor societies
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Men must oe sent The church muss
send them God has revealed 20 otheT
way. win The church realize its priv
ilsee and ris. to it's responsibility
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

n HE understxned bereby gives Hetics that he
Tor the support Of the poor, dnrlng tho ensusE 1
yessr, and hss made ample provision fpr their
support he therefore forAtds al persons from
furnishing supplies 20 xDy pAsper on bis 80.
count as wtshoa this written order, be win pay
fer no goods nc furnished. HARRr 8. Jonxs-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

lisa. III. Z. Nah. {. 10. Ps. II. lie:
lxxt I'll: Matt xviii ~ 20; Acts L
=. xiii. 10: Phil Ii. I'LL. Rev. xxi. H.
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cnRlsrlAx ENpKANoR.


Topic-p 1 discourage others MARX
- &C., Narn. XIII 1-4
4 There Is no fsan fAat Hvetb 10 him
oeif. Every man has sofae Influence
Cor good or for evil upon somebody
sise. We are good angelsT or had
angels" TO those with whom We come
On contact in life. We Inspire men 10
faish and 70 endcavor or we dishearsen
sna discourage them The very at
rosghere Of 0Er lives has often one
n these two effects without our saying
pr doing anything directly In the
presence Of some people we are In.
splres to hope. to trust. to believe.
whiie the presence OF others impresses
ns with doubt and despair. What Is
the effect Of our iiyesg DO we Inspire
or discouraged Are we a help or
hindranees
Do we discourage others from com
tng to Christi IL seems incredible
that any should do this. yet many do
stand In the way OF others who want
TO accept and to confess Christ. In
Matt. x. $685. we have an illustration
Of such character Blind Bartimnus
pressed toward Christ. crying, -IIawe
mercy on me" but many cried out.
sHold your peace What a discogr-
ngement. How different IL they had
taken his hand and led him to the
Saviour. Yet be pcrsevered and was
healed and saved. Parents brought
children to Christ but the disciples
discouraged them. saying. Trouble
Hin not yet Jesus Himself was will
ing TO be troubled and invited them 10
come Thus many have been discunr-
aged from coming to Christ. Some
have been ridiculed and scoffed some
have been told they were too sinful
and some that they were too young.
And then In deeds as well as words
many are discouraged from coming 70
Christ Do we thus discourage any
pnes Are our lives 50 inconsistent that
we lead them TO think that perhaps
pfter all II is as wen not TO GOMEZ
What could be sadder than TO keep a
soul from Christi
Do we discourage others In Christian
work. OF this we have an instance IN
Nun. xiii. 2s.33 Ten men by dis
couragement kept nation Of people
from performing their duty and from
fulfilling the task appointed 70 them 10y
God Himself, with the terrible conse-
quences that for years they wandered
airnlessly about IN wilderness. What
could better illustrate the direful con
sequence of diseoura gemeBtT II IL
easy 20 discourage Christian workers
A look. word, an act. may take the
heart cut OF one who II earnestly striv-
ing TO serve God. But woe unto that
one through whom the offcnse cotneth."
Christ Himself has pronounced terri
bic woe upon those who discourage the
simple and the weak. We should ear
nestly strive against being discoura-
gers or discourag ed. Like Bartimnus.
we should strive the mere IN the face
Of opposition. resting assured that God
will hear us and viii own aud bless all
efforts sincerely put forth in .hrisz's
name.
BrHEE REApESeA
Gen. iii, liz: sssh. Il. &c, 20; ~. 10;
Ps xvii. Is: Matt xviii. IL; Luke
xviii. l5-i7; John vi GGf9; Rom. xiv.
15-23; Cor. XIV. IS: Gal Vi. o.
Topic Missions: q meeting In the In
terests OF foreign missions. The world
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

So says Mrs. Josie Irwin, Of
Us So. College ST., Nashville,
Tenn, Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Never In The history Of medicine has
the demand for one particular remedy
for female diseases e9ualled that at
tanned by Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. and never
dursnr the lifetime Of this wonderful
medicine has the demand for il been
80 great as ID IL to-day.
From the Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
aud throughout the length and breadth
of this great continent come the glad
tisiings 81 woman's suaerinwx relieved
b. IL. and thousands upon thousands
of letters are pouring In from grateful
women saying that IL win and posi-
lively does cure the worst forms OF
female complaints.
Mrs. pinkham invites all wo-
men who are puzzled about
their health to write her at Lynn,
Mass. for advice. such corre-
spoudence Is seen by women only.
and no charge Is made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Gen. Hi. liz: ssh. Il. &c, 20; ~. 10;
Ps xvii Is; Matt xviii, II; Luke
xviii l5-i7; John vi. G6-G9; Rom. xiv.
1913; | Cor Ky. IS; Gal Vi. o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

TIE. beautiful poem which "Anon"
sends us. aece rding 10 her promise, will
be- pleasure and a comfort to many.
Thsnks 10 her i.sr IL. and also for kind
personal let,er.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-03-28
SCHOOL NOTES.

The,e will be an exhibit of the work
of all the pupils Of the Red Cloud
schools at the high school building, eX-
Cept the primary and kindergarten,
which will be in Miss Remsberg's room,
Friday, March %, . to 8 p, m. Every.
body welcome.
The seniors have commenced read.
ing Rosseger's W%aldheimat. 1t is the
fourth German book for this year.
The boys have commenced boxing
again, but as yet no n has lost any
claret to speak Of.
The Juniors program was a good one
and the boys did well in their debate.
The lecture given last Friday in the
opera house was highly enjoyed by the
audience. 1t was the last one IN the
lecture course started last fall by the
seniors.
Miss Gertie Coon has been elected to
take Mrs. Baum's room after vacation,
Mrs. Baum will go to join her hus.
band at Leigh, Neb.
After several months of hard work
the pupils are glad to get q vacation
next week.
Miss Schneider will spend the vaca,
ton at her home in Clay Center, Neb
Report OF high school course Of en-
tertainments:
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-03-28

Low rates northwest via Burlington
Route. TO Billings, Montana, sl5 90;
Cady, Wyoming, SIG 20; Helena and
Butte, so 90; Spokane, Wnshin 4'o",
s22 80; Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and
Rossland, II. c., s2j 90 Above rates
will be in effect every day in March
aud April from Missouri river termi.
nails and from nearly all stations ON
Is. a. Nj. X. Il. A wonderful opportu-
nifty to visit the northwest. The Big
Horn Basin of Wyoming is a country
Of great resources and noH ~undevelop'
ed. 1t has just been made accessible
by a new line of the Burlington Route,
and presents many attractions to the
homeseeker. Folder on Big Horn Ba
sin free on request. For tickets, rates,
or additional information apply To
nearest agent, Burlington Route, or
write to j. Francis, General Passenger
Agent, Omaha, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-03-28
DEATH OF d M PLATT.
Former Well Known Citizen OF Red Cloud
Dies in Chicago.


ID. Nj. att, father of Charles D.,
Nate and Ed Platt Of this city, died
Wednesday at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John X. Shirley, l. Chicago,
Ill. Funeral services were held Thurs.
day in Chicago, and interment will
take place today at Clinton, Wis.
Mr.. Platt was born at Clinton, Wis,
65 years ago. In 1878 Mr.. Platt came
to Red Cloud, and in partnership with
Il. nj. Frees Of Chicago established the
first lumber yard in Webster county.
Several years & he retired from the
business and was succeeded by his Sol
Charles j. platt. About three years
ago Mr.. Piatt went to Chicago for
medical treatment, his hearing having
failed and his general health being
bad, but he received little or no relief
from his ailments.
At Mr.. PATS bedside during his
last hours were his brother, his daugh.
ter, Mrs. John X Shirley, and family.
Mr. Ed Plat, the youngest son, was
in Chicago Monday, but owing to an
apparent improvement in his fathers
health returned to Red Cloud, arriving
home Tuesday evening.
MIR. Plat was a prominent Mason,
being n member Of the knight Temp
lars. He was very we'll known in Red
Cloud and during his many years resi-.
dence here made many FRI nds, who
will regret to learn Of his death.
The CBIEF unites with the many
friends Of the deceased in extending
sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-03-28

,I,.W. T. Aud, Cashier of The
Above named o.nh, do solemnly swear that the
the report made TO the state Banking board ="
lArTIsr:l W. T. AuLn. Cashier
W. Z, AULD, Director.
j. W. AUD, Director.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me INT. ,oa
day Of Mar. 1902. SNu
lseal) D. b. srAxsoLE, Notary Pubic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-03-28
County Court Notes.

Estate of Permelia Mosteller, incom.
petent. Inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Milton Lester, deceased.
Examinations of final account and hear.
ing on petition for assignment OF estate
and order assigning same to Ella
Walker Lester.
Estate of Delay Judson deceased.
Bond of Chas. +. Gather filed and ap.
proved and letters OF administration
issued.
The Globe Printing Co. VS.. Miss Eva
Thompson. Default OF defendant and
judgment entered for $685. and cost
Of action.
Estate of George Nj. Warner, de.
ceased. Report OF appraisers in mat.
ter of homestead and dover for widow
fled and approved. Decree OF home.
stead and do yer as reported by com
m~issioners.
Estate Of Delay Judson deceased
Appraisers commissions TO l.. p. Al
bright and ID. b. Spanogle.
l.. p. Albright vs.. +. N. Richardson
action on promissory note. Summons
returnable March 8lst, I pm.
Estate Of Rudolph q. A. Bsrchtold
deceased. Hearing on hnal account
and discharge Of administration Mar
9th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-03-28

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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-03-28
NOTICE OF SALE.

In re estate Of Joseph Vsdak. an incompetent.
Notice il hereby given that In pursuance OF a
license issued By. Ed. L. Adams, Judge Of the
district court Of Webster County, Nebraska,
made on the 18th day Of March, 1902, fer the
sale of the real estate hereinafter described, there
will be sold at the east door Of the court house
April, 1902, at one o'clock pm. at public vendue
to the highest bidder, one, half Of the purchase
prlce cash, balance TO be secured by first mort
i've years time. and TO bear interest at the rate
Of per cent. per annum, payable annually the
following described real estate. u. wit: The
twenty -four, tswn three, range eleven, In Web.
stsr county. Nebraska. Said sale TO rem ain
open one hour. JOSEPH SIDLO, Guardian. =,
CBy r. 7. PsTTER, His Attorney. ph =