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LEGAL NOTICES.
K. A. LIPSCOMB and W. l.. ELLISON,
Attorneys for Complainant.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. +. D. Gavin vs. Railway Mail As
ISOLATION e. al. No. 1850 Equity Docket No Co.
The object Of this Slit Is 20 restrain by injunction
the said Railway Mail Association A corporation
and the defendants. A {. Walton, ]. q. I2likhod
er. l. V. lOnce w. II. Gin. &. +. Mains q. +.
Low. c. ii. Fair G. H. Aidlesnan T. 4. Madden.
T. j. schaTdt and H. 3. Myers from permitting
said defendant, I. V. Yonoc. from exercising the
functions q president Of Third division Of Railway
Mail Association and from acting member q
the executive committee Of the Railway Mail AssO
cation, and requiring tn defendants 10 recognize
the complainant as ch president and as member
81 said executive committee on motion Of the ON
plainant. u Is this fth cay Of Decemher 1907
dered that the defe danty above named cause their
appearance 10 be eiteret herein on on before the
foTteth day, exclusive = SUNDAYS and legal holi-
days occurring after ~ day OF the first Publication
OF this order Otherws the cause viii be proceeded
with as IN case u default ProTidad a copy q
this order be published once week for three
cessivo weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald before said day. HARRY
NJ. CLAB AUGH. Chief Justice. A true copy
Test: Seal J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By WINS.
i. LEMON. Assistant CLERK. de6.I.0
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

schedule ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER "A. 1907
Leaves Washington. New Union station:
30 a. m. and 800 a. m--Daily-Au points on
Norfolk and Western also Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis
Al5 ,. m.-Daiiy-Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans. ThrouGh Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Norfolk-Leaye Washington A1D a. N daily
u.I5 a. N. daily 3:i5 p. m daily. ATTiEe Norfolk
u % a. m. $50 T. m. 1915 p NJ.
Prom b. q o. Station. 4 70 2. N. daily. Berry
Vile. Lursy. Shenandoah Elk;ou. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station SIS q. n
and II % y. ~
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue lBOnd Buiding).
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

HnEsH. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine ISL
Snds via san Francisco. close here daily AZ Sis
?. n mp 70 December z. fer dispatch BY steamer
AmcI.cs Mdru.
Australia Except nails for West Austnlia). New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. and New Caledonia via
San Francisco. close here daily az Sis p n I'd 70
December IS. for dispatch b. steamer BoVeric
japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia close
here daily at 6l5 p m. Up 10 December Is, for
dispatch By steamer Empress Of japan.
Specially addressed mails for Japan, Korea and
China, VIA Tacoma. close here daily at els D. m
W 70 Decanber 90 for dispatch By steamer Oanfa
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JAMES f. CLEMENT.

Attorney for Heirs.
Once, 1906 G ST. NV. Washington. d. c.
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District Conrf
JUSTICE BARNARD.

aNcAANE DAuNAfkA.
In e openings alley in block g. Columbia Heights
formerly known square 80; verdict q jury and
gl-y discharged.
In n evening z Gfaccub street order drarv An
fling and confirming verdict.
In re condemnation Of part Of lot :. Bellevue for
alrnShouse; order confirming award as amended and
reduced 20 $ 11a
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SEA3OARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE: lll PENNA. AVE
Notice-toiloving schedule not guaranteed
800 A. 81. Daily-Seaboar Mai. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepeTs 70 savannah and jacksonville
Through sleepeTs Washington TO Hamlet and HAM
ld 70 Atlanta and birmingham. Dining cars.
500 Z. u. Daily-Seaboerd Express. Solid tain
with coaches and Pullman slcepers TO Savannah
Jacksonville. and TBmpa. Through sleeper 10 At
lAntA, birmingham and Memphis DAng cars
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FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO THE

FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO THE
highest bidder on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
II, 1907. al 4 O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the premises
ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND, about one mile west
Of Washington. or One-hah mile west Of the
AQueduct Bridge. and Just north Of the military
buildings at Fort Myer. and situated between the
county courthouse Of Alexandra County and the
large handsome dwelling Of County Clerk
Geo. r. Rucker said eleven acres being the western
and most beautiful part o. the landed estate II
Charlotte l. Drain. deceased, and is spenddly sit
usted fcr subdivision into villa sites and building
lots. being only about IS minutes walk 70 and from
Georgetown The Washington, Arlington and Falls
Church electric cars through the center Of the
property. Get on at Spruce Station Houses sell
and rent there as fast built By written direc-
ton Of the heirs. the clever acres viii be scid
without reserve. TERMS. CASH: $50 down az
time Of sale; balance in % days. Call OK write for
full particulars.
JAMES F. CLEMENT
Attorney for Heirs
Once. 1906 st. NV. Washington. D. c.
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Bankruptcy Court.
CHIEF JVSTICF CT.ARsrGH

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In p Thomas = WaEgzman. trustee; aufhorizad
20 invest cfrtain funds
In re William Eicholz; nils As 70 sale q tx
lures, returnable- December IT, Isr
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.
Real Estate Opportunities.

Near Union Stahon-s-room house with a spccu-
lat;Ve value. $500.
This was S65oo-Near Capitol and Library; 10
rooms; oxccllmt repair; $500.
Little InEestment-6-FOOm house; southeast; with
large lot; rent, Sl5.50i $3.50,
Capitol HiIl-Large rooms; rooms good repair;
$500.
New House-Located in choice section Of Capitol
Hin; 10 rooms every up-todate fixture; easy terms
s. 500.
Fourth street northwest-Not far out rooms; lot
% feet wide; S3.0o0. Very cheap.
Cheap; Northwest-s rooms: good lot through
street: reduced price; $1,000.
Northeast Barsain-Near Fifth and l.; : rooms
side and alley large lot; $3.50: rent $500.
Desirable Colored- Through street northwest; 8
rooms: al modern improvements; $500.
Large House southeast-9 rooms; not far out
$50
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HOWARD BOYD. Attorney for Complainant

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia Charles Z. Tribby IS Caroline 5.
B0yles Murphy alias Carrie ;. BOwlcs Murphy.
ard the unknown heirs. deVisees. and aleneos Of
John ArnOt. decreased. Defendants. Equity. Nc,
HSS--The object Of this suit Is TO establish title
In the complainant 10 adverse possession TO lot
seven "a. IN the subdivision Of square three hun
dred and eight (3osl. in the city Of Washington.
District Of Columbia. recorded IN SUBDIVISION
book TO- at page g. Of the records Of the surveyor
Of said District. On motion Of the complainant.
By Howard BOYD. MS attorney. il L. this 2lst day
- November. 1907. ordered. that Caroline < BOwes
Murphy, otherwise known CaTis 5. BOWles
Murphy. and the unknown heir. deFisees. and
alenees Of John ArnOt cause their appearance 20
be entered herein the first rule day occurring
after the expiration q three months from this
date; otherwise this cause win be proceeded with
as in case Of default Provided a copy Of this
order b. Published once week fer three successive
weeks during the FIST month. and twice a month
during the next two months in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald.
HARRY NJ CLABAUGH, Chief Justice. A true
copg-Test: iSesLl J. r. YOUNG. CLERK. By
WINS T. LEMON. Assistant CLERK,
no22 z. dec 2 q jasl6
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

. United States " Edward Robcy; housebseaking
and petit larceny; plea q not guilty Withdrawn
and plea Of guilty entered; motion for sentence
continued.
United States Edward Brown; assault with
dangerous Weapon5 sane sentencei fonr yesrs IN pen
itentiary.
United States IS. Same; assault to knl: ncue
pros
United States IS Elias jacobson; false pretenses;
verdict gliliy: remanded
United States vs. jerry Duane grand larceny;
verdict. guilty q petit larceny sentence 10 uerz-
house for SIX months
United States Is John Barnes. r0bbesy. on trial
United States IS Morris johnson; assault with
GaHgerous l.eaDon. eefendant cnmmirted-
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Equity Court No. 2.


No Z7582 Fletcher rs. Macombcr- substitution Of
trustee. Attorneys Frank Stetson-H- r. smith
No Isl Clcary Is. Sillu,an q al. receivers APP
pointed bond. 500 Attorneys z. b Behrsnds-
" Il. Sholes.
Nc 27424 Posep rs Seansrk q al; aDDearance
Il absent defendant ordered Attorneys shuhy &
Shuhy-T l. IeTords-
No 30; Foster Fs Foster q al: divorce grant
ed Attorney Lambert & McLean-I. J. Costigan
and +. r. Pratt
No. ziG IarlcIla - Arendes e. al, sale rsti-
fed finally. Attorneys. ". 2. Wiiliamson--W. Z
Ambrose and Lester & Pre-
Assignment fo~ to-day
No. 81. Brace vs.. Bruce. Attorneys Collins q
HcIranS-Marriu.
Ne. s. Bradford 20 al vs. Matthews e. al At
t0rnCs Ridout-Jef11dS
No. =. Shealey Is. Penrose e a. Attorneys.
Darlington Worthington-
No 100. Davis IS. staples Ct al Attorneys.
Davis-Frailey.
No. TO- Tclson vs. Tolson e. al Attorneys.
Adriaus-Fugitt
No. lof Trppe-t e. al IS Nscfarland e. al
Attorneys. Wilson-Douglas Douglas. Darlington.
Nc. loS- In &c Washington Gasligat Company.
Attorneys Perm Sgu. Goldsborough-E- H.
Thomas
Nc. los Edwards vs. Edwards Attorneys Hughes
& Cray Darlington TuIitt.
Nc 10. Fowler Vs. Fowler. Attorneys. Forrest
Leighton.
No. H. johnson rs. Monolinc Composing Con
pany- Attorneys. -Wcrthington Q1linter.
No. ia In r. lunacy Caroline F.. Corset At
torneys, Fenning-McNcl.
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EnuIfr Suifn

No. ZS2. Mary J. Herman IS Theresa Herman.
guardian e. al for supncr Of infants out az trust
funds ATTORNEY. H. A Rc-artv and Joscrh CsaFsu.
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THoMAs ]. owEN & soN. 49,.


TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED ONE
half interest in and 70 lots IN Meridian Hill %
ID. C-by virtue Of 8 certain deed q trust dated
august l6. A. d. 1905. and duly recorded in Liber
No. So az folio lS et SEQ OF the land records
Of tho District Of Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby viii sell al public auc-
ton in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY Deem
Der TO- 1907, at 40 O'Clock D m an undivided
one-haf interest in and 10 lots numbered fifteen C5
and Nsl, IN block numbered three 81. Of Hall and
Evans subdivision Of Meridian Hill as per plat
recorded in the Office Of the Surveyor q the District
Columbia. in Liber Levy Court No >. AZ folio S..
and Liber Governor Shepherd at foios 81 and S. Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia Terms:
One-third Of the purchase prlce in cash, the bal
aDce IN and two years from the day Of sale
secured by decd Of trust the property represented
by the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest at
per cent per annum. PAYABLE SeIniannually or al!
cash. deposit Of 500 viii be required al the time
Of the sale and II the terms thereof are not fully
complied with within fifteen days from the day Of
sale, the trustee the right 10 resell the in
tereSt above described at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser after such previous public no
tice as ne may deem necessary. All conTeyarcing
recording and notarial fees at the purchasers coz
J. BARTON MILLER, Surviving Trustee.
nO2slecd.cxS
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Criminal Court No. 2.


No I3ssS- In re estate q John ". Frost; on trial
Attorneys. r. T. Shesley and C. Z. Dawson
Thompson & L&skey.
Unitsd States vs. Paolucci. murder order post
poninS execution from Decembcr 2. 1907. 70 Jauu-
ay .. 1903
Laura McCoy, Paul Baldwin, Ernest X. Speir.
Peter Preuss. Edward Trail William Wounley.
Lydia Gray. walter DoEney. declared insane
Assignment FER to-day:
Motions
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Observation-Disclosures

5000 MITCHELL MINING: CHEAP.
Address BOX 119, Herald Office. de5-2t
wANTED-sO FEET HOT-WATER RADIATION
and boiler. 81 Eth 81. NV de5at
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED,
THE VAN DYKE

Cor. Sd and d SIS. NV Wen furnished rooms and
apartments; private baths: rates reasonable; tran
sients taken: soc up. jy6-u
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c, MOVED
with care: packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG'S EXPRESS. liza Il 81 nv. Phone Main
0i0 aust
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-SALOON AND RESTAURANT: Il2
Park ave- corner Marion St. Baltimore: opposite
terminal station Of Baltimore and Washington and
Annapolis Railroad For particulars address WAf
DANIEL. liz Park ave. deegt
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREY WE STORE FOR 75c A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. Gs-izl-
az 9TH ST. ux. Phone Main 90. aoIs,SOt
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DENTISTRY.
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington, ID. C.. Novem-
Der 80. lS7,-Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this once until O'Clock p m. on the 7TH DAY
OF JANUARY. 1905 and then opened. for the con-
struction Including plumbing. heating apparatus.
electric wiring. and conduitSl Of an extension to
and remodeiing Of the Hygienic Laboratory Of the
United States Marine Hospital Service at Wash 'ng-
ton. D. C., IN strict accordance with drawings and
specification, copies Of which may be had at this
Office at the discretion Of the Supervising Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
de2469u,ls
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK
100 a. II. Diner. Pullman Parlor
1850 a. N. Bu1et PariOr. kiye-hour Tzin.
$500 a. N. Diner and Pullman ParlOr Gar.
III 90 a. m Diner and Pullman ParlCr Car.
100 p. m Diner and pullman ParloE Car.
> " J.. N Royal Limited All Pullman 5hOur
4 so y. m. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
= 90 ?. N. Diner and Pullman fsTior.
. 90 p. m Coaches 70 Philadelphia
II % y. m. sleepers.
~ a. N. Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 800. i10o a N. il:0S
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 A. N. l2n5 noon.
$50. eaO y. N. Sundays. $50 a. m, $50 p. n
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
WEEK days. 90 a. N. 60 500 T. M
TO BALTIMORE
~ 800. t6-S TO- III. 800. $50. 80.
~, -. II 70 u. 90 neon. IL %. i %.
t503. SO. too $50. 100. $50. fssO -lO0O.
'l055, 20, FL - D. u.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 q. IT, z IS 20 .. N
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
S'iv a. m. '4N3 .. n. -lz:sJ night
PlITsBURG. 'sIo a N. ~. 'SIO ,. u. 'l25o
CLEVELAND. $40 D. IN
COLUMBUS, ; % D. m
Nh EELlNGs .sl9 a n. SO p; n
FREDERICK, fs@o. ts:le. s9:l5 a NJ. SIN. iiaa5
DAB n. M.
JAMESTOWN, 1910 a. N. $50 p. N.
DAILY. Except Sunday. ssunday only.
IELhPhOAES al al of the following Ticket Of
ave, Nam IS New Union station. Ticket Once,
Main ISL inioTnation Bureau Msir. $50.
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DEPARTMENT. WAsHINGTt

fOST-OFFlCE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON
ID. G, October g. lsG.-Sealed proposals from pat
entses their assg1lees for the or use Of nat
ented devices intended 10 effect the exchange OF
mails with moving trains VIII be received at this
Department until noon on JANUARY Is 1905
All proposals must be made in aoorca1ce with
the specifications which can be obtained from the
second Assistant Postmaster General G. v l.
MEYER, Postmaster General oclo-eow-Tt
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. REFINED, AND TRIM
st. NV o.sat,
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FLATS FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE NET
zerott Bldg. lllOlli2 81. NV; Sl25O per month.
including heat light, elevator and tlntor service;
extras oclO-tf
FLEMING BUILDING. 1ns e ST. NV: RENO
waited throughout lS floor suitable for stock broker
real estate: also excellent Office rooms with pest
Of ianitor service; no extras. iy2Su
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

POSITION OF ANY KIND. by A YOUNG
man after Office hours. Address BOX n5 Herald
Office. de53t
YOUNG MAN. q. WANTS POSITION AT ANY
thing. Address Z. A h. Herald Office de5-3t
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MILLINERY.

FURs REMoDELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
- 81 Sc2H
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

PROMPT COLLECTIONS
Immediate returns. Unlimited references TaianboD,
FOR our agent to call. NJ. 1854 w. CLARINET
DUNALL. Ao-2ll Munsey Bldg. no7-yt
WE COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS. RENTS
government. estate. and damage claims: no char,
Unless successful FULLER AGENCY. N I2,h nr
oc7-d -"
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. ETC.

PETS FOR XMAS GIFTS.
Harsz Mountain Canaries from 500 MP. Young
Parrots. Goldhshes. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs. Dogs
Cats. Monkeys Fancy Chickens and Pigeons
SCHAfID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

sos 18th ST. NW.-FRONT AND BACK PAR
lar communicating, on first floor; furnished or un-
furnished Second-dOOr fiat furnished OF unfur-
nished- Third-foor front and back rooms com
muucating With or without board; furnished or
urfumished de5-t
1906 HOPKINS ST. Nw.-NEAR uTH AND p.
Just ives. Of Dupont Circle. ID and Sd floor front
rooms no2g-l5t
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MTSCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-ALL-WOOL. TAILOR-MADE OVER
coats, from s. 10 s.; suits. & 10 s.: coats and
vests. s.; pants. $50 also Tuxedo and fuII-dress
ooats end vests. $ 70 81: all goods are in fine con
diuon slightly used; give Us a call. JUSTH's
OLD STAND. 6ls d. des-7t
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NOTARY PUBLICS.

PENSION VOUCHERS. DEEDS. MORTGAGES.
&c, carefully executed. See ROLAND e.
BOOTH. Notary Public, Ol sth ST NV. de4St
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-03-07
CUSTER COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Union Hill.

Brown Sever is moving on the Emma
Pfrehm place.
Lee Leep bought some cattle from Mr..
Deetlef.
w. Pfrehm shelled corn Friday of last
week.
Mrs. o. S. Pulliam was called away
Thursday of last week to attend the
funeral of departed sister. Mrs. Pull
liam has the heartfelt sympathy of all
her friends and neighbors.
Lawrence Pfrehm and Henry Doty
went to the dance at Round Valley last
Saturday night.
Merl Dotys horse broke his leg last
week by fall on the ice.
Della Sturms and friend from Ohio
visited with George Orvis and wife
Wednesday of last week.
Walter Hill moved to Sargent Saturday
of last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Pense, of Wyoming,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pfrehm
two days last week.
Frank Doty took in the sights of Bro
ken Bow last week.
Jessie and Gertie Marsh also went to
Broken Bow last weak.
Will J, Pfrehm hauled lumber for VIM.
Shiltwechter last week.
There was quite a reunion of old
neighbors and friends at VIM. Pfrehm's
last Sunday. The names of those present
are: Mr., and Mrs. Yetter and family
and Mrs. Skinner, Mr. and Mrs Beager
and family, Grandma Beager, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pointer and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pfrehm, of Sargent. In the
afternoon Mrs, Phelps and Mrs. Peters
called in and Fred Peters, Mrs. Tarleton
and Blanch. Most of the afternoon was
spent in singing and visiting. All seemed
to have good social time.
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Zumbrota Zephyrs.

Nine McComas' daughter, Elmira, has
been quite sick with pneumonia, but is
some better at present.
Zoe Bishop was visiting a few days
with J. c. Moore's this week.
Our people are trying the corn stalks
once more. Jack Martin lost one steer
last Saturday, but we hope to hear of no
more deaths as most of our farmers are
getting little short of hay,
Butler Sands and family were visiting
at Dan Predmore's last Sunday.
Messrs and Mesdames Merridith,
Dowell and Callen, Mrs. Norcutt, Miss
Hazel Norcutt, Charley and Edward
Hall, were pleasantly entertained last
Friday evening with music at Jonn
Koozer's.
On Tuesday NJ. d. Calen aud wife were
given genuine surprise when some of
their neighbors drove in, bringing their
dinners with them. They were happy
crowd and their visit was thoroughly en-
joyed by all Those present we're:
Messrs and Mesdames Koozer, Sands,
johnson, Bishop and Cole, Mrs. Routh
and Charley Hall.
Jay Koozer left last Thursday morning
for Keuesaw, Neb, to engage in the
we'll business with his brother-iu-law.
Mfr. and Mrs. VanAnken have
moved to Broken Bow where he expects
to engage in painting and is at present
painting Mr.. Groat's new house.
About twenty young people gathered
at John Koozer's last Saturday evening
to engage in pulling taffy and playing
games. general good time was report
ed by all who attended.
Mr.. Dowell, who has been living on
the Adams places, has been quite badly
ttoubled with heart disease and is going
to York, in hopes that the lower altitude
will bring relief.
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Ryno Ripples.

Riverside school district rejoices in the
possession of new frame school house,
which is a decided improvement and
takes the place of "old soddy," which
has stood for years at Ryno. 1t was here
that for several years was held the
primaries for both political parties of
Custer precinct.
Geo Herrick Is still red hot after the
coyotes. He bagged the thirteenth last
Saturday, but we don't miss 'em.
Everybody is busy shucking corn.
George Logan, who has been on Ash
Creek, husking corn, went to his home
near Galloway, Sunday last week and
found that during his absence some
miscreant had entered and punched all
his tinware full of holes, rendering them
absolutely worthless. Just what kind of
a devil enters into the makeup of some
ours who are called men is beyond all
understanding and the whelps who
perpetrated this malicious work would
receive no sympathy from the community
should his identity be discovered.
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Everybody is busy shocking corn.
Dunning Doings.

Rev. Lamm is again able to be around.
He occupied the pulpit Sunday evening.
Mr.. Wilson's brother, of Lincoln, who
has been visiting him, returned to his
home few days ago.
Miss Eva Hellock left last Thursday
morning for Billings, Mont A number
of her friends escorted her to the depot,
and none could boast of dry eyes as the
train pulled out with the one which the
Dunning people truely admired for the
past seven or eight months. Every
body wishes her a safe trip and speedy
return.
Ray Robson left last Saturday for
Anselmo. Ray has been i'll Dunning
but short time but won many friends
while here and his school master will
especially miss him.
A dance was given at the Pauline hall,
last Friday evening. A good time is
reported.
The next dance is announced at the
Robson Bros hall on March 18th, cele-
brating st. Patrick's day.
Mrs. Hellock has bought some lots in
Dunning and will build residence.