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ferson School team. Edgar Williams. Boyt
Stanley. George Boyer. Thomas Theodore
Vincent Gerard, Pasquale Gerard. Geor2'
Miller. John Rabbit. William Kelley. Ed
| ward Hayden. Oliver Limerick and Johi
Flax (substitute); EdmOnds School team
H. A. Smith. H. ]. Deck. Willard Peake
Ralph Deck, John Prender, Herman
Glanzman. Seymore Woods. Chadwick
! Tolson. Wade Koontz and Arthur Koont:
(substitute): Neighborhood Club team
Walter Weeks. Eddie Deeters. Herman
Brown. Ray Ennis. Albert West, join
Thomas Willie Crymes. Willie Hart ant
John Regain: Ross School team. William
Estey, Clayton Stanley. James Bennitt
Robert King. Kenneth Thompson. Charley
Smith. Frank Murphy, E. Wackmuth ant
! Charles Bailey.
Volley ball for boys under sixteen:
North Capitol-G Marin, j. Nairn. B
Dwyer. B. Nolan, E. Lindsay and B
McLarney; substitute. c. Mckee.
Rosedaie-Francis Riley, w: Hopkins
J. Burnell. Milton Brickert, Elmer Enni:
and ]. McGraw; substitute, r. Bradley.
Towers-Earl Brewer. Raymond Eliason
Michael Meehan. Marquis Collard. Irving
Beakins and Louis Dyer.
Virginia acknowledgement Henderson
Albert Conner, Fred Mcintyre. Walter
Jones, Everett Flynn and Gustave Rein
hardt: substitute. Rodney Hinwood.
Juvenile Court-George OmohundrO, c
Petit, w. Hines, c. Mann, =. Murphy anG
r. Callahan.
Volley ball for boys under nineteen:
Towers-Louis Colyman, Warren Brew
er, Arthur Beaumont, Ernest Abern
William Brown and Edmond Haynie: sub
stitute. Gilbert Hunt.
Virginia avenue-Charles Becker. Alber,
Connors. Raymond Henderson. Leon War
ner. Osmund Varela and Martin Frydell
substitute. Salvador Oliveri.
Colored Tournament Entries.
Entries for the colored tournament
Wednesday are as follows:
Twenty-fve-yard dash for girls unde,
ten-Ida Gatewood. Helen Dyson, How
ard: Portia Garner, Garrison; Maize
Lock. Theresa Woodland, Phillips: Lau-
retta Whitby. Magruder: Florence Scott
Sadie Proctor Cardozo.
Twenty-five-yard dash for boys under
ten-Leon Johnson. 14th and c streets;
John Galloway. Magruder: Samuel War
rem. r. Grice, Charles Water, Elmer Bet.
ters. Howard.
Fifty-yard dash for girls under thirteen
-Elenora White. Celestine Gardner Nan
ME Williams. CardozO; Elouise Hazel
Magruder; Lucille Lee. Mabel Lee. Phil
lips: Carrie Diggs 14th- and c streets;
Marie Miles. Bell; Dorothy Mines.
Howard.
Sixty-yard dash for boys under thirteen
Madison Hill. Andrew Cant. Herman
Bateman. Bell: G. Nickens. Cardozo;
Richard Swails, w Cufree Howard
G,-yard dash for boys under sixteen:
Andrew Hinton, Garrison School: Will
liam Ward. Bell School: r. cambridge
and ]. Marshall. Cardozo: jain Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
Colored Veterans Go Today.

The colored contingent of United Span
ish War Veterans of the District will
leave the Union station for Boston by
rail at IL O'Clock this forenoon 20 at
tend the national encampment at Boston,
to be held September 1. and 3. At
New York they will be Joined by color
ed veterans from the Empire state. in
GLIDING members OF the noted 9th and
10th colored United States Cavalry.
The district delegates are Capt Charles
s. Piper. commander of Admiral George
III. Thomas Colored Camp. No. ., and
Past Commander Capt. Jerry Oscar Toll
son. A large delegation will accompany
the delegates to the train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
Light Fingerspn-Mavbe

Policeman Lake of the third precinct
last evening arrested Oscar Glenn, color
ed. tWenty-four years of age. on a charge
Of grand larceny. 1t is alleged he stole
A watch and chain valued at $40 the
property Of Ira Connolly Of ITO Con-
necticut avenue. Glenn will be given a
preliminary hearing in the Police Court
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
Plate Printer Jordan's Statue

The statue which has been erected by
the plate printers of this and other cities
to the memory of Edward L. Jordan OF
this CITY, a former officer OF the local
lodge, and editor OF the official organ
which was published here, will be unveil-
ed here September 10.
1t is said To be a fine work OF art. T.
l.. Mahan. sacretary-treasurer OF the
Plate Printers International Union. viii
return from Massachusetts 10 be here at
the dedication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
Silk gauze Isle
hose, a pair, 21c

They are in black only and
strictly fast black.
Seamless and an extra good
quality.
There'll be plenty of time to wear
them this summer, and they are
worth buying now for next sum-
mer's use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

New Fall Suits of diagonal serge
and cheviot in plain colors of
black. blue. green. red. fancy mix
lures. subdued stripes. Trimmings
are of buttons and braids. We par
ticularly wish to emphasize the fact
that suits for small women are in
Guided at this price.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
CAPT. MCLEAN

Capt. W. II. Mclean OF the big ocean
steamship City OF sydney OF san Fran
cisco and Panama makes this important
statement:
In December, 1904, ! was In the last
stages of Erights Disease. SAN Francis
co physicians told me that there was no
show for me. The dropsy was so deep
that l could stick II finger In the flesh
almost an inch. j. W. Burnham, Presi-
dent Burnham & Marsh Co, told me he
knew several cases OF Brights Disease
that had recovered under Fulton's Renal
Compound. My old friend Donlon of Dom
Ion & Peek told me the same thing-said
he knew of worse cases than mine that
got well. This started me, The first
half-dozen started the change, and ! am
mt this writing (ten months later as welt
rs ever, and can pass for life insurance.
] have told passengers from all over the
world Of my recovery, This trcat,hent
ought tn be known all over the globe.
CAPT. w. H. MCLEAN,
Pacific Mail Dock, san Francisco.
Brights Disease and Diabetes are cur
able In 81 per cent of all cases by Ful-
tons Compounds. send for literature
Honolulu Drug Co.. Fort st,
When to suspect Brights Disease
weakness or loss OF weight; dropsy puffy
ankles, hands or cycids: Kidney trouble
after the third month; urine may show
sediment; falling vision drowsiness; one
or more OF these. E-Ur rH WF ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
CUSTODY OF BABY GIRL
CONTINUED from Page ~

legal name, although the woman who |
claims to be her mother calls her
Mercedes Briggs, and Senator-elect
Frank Harvey, by whom the child
has been brought up. has given her
the name of Elizabeth Harvey.
Four years ago Frank Harvey,
while electioneering for the Demo-
cratic party, saw the little found
ling running around at Makiki. He
asked the old woman who had 1t in
charge II II belonged to her, and on
receiving negative reply, said that
he would bring II up and take care
of 1t II she would give 1t to him.
Some weeks after that time the wo-
man brought the little one to his
home. and since that time Harvey
has brought 1t up and given It the
same care as II 1t were his own
child.
Mercedes Briggs, who claims that
she is the mother of the child, now
wants 1t given back to her, and
through her attorney T. Miner Har-
rison, she has brought habeas corpus
proceedings against Senator Harvey
to recover It. On the witness stand
this morning she told the story. She
said that the child was born Novem-
Der Is, 1901, and that her grand.
mother arranged to give II away be-
cause she (thc mother) was not mar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
SPECULATION ON
The JUDGESHIPS
Samuel F. ChillingWorth
Mentioned For
Kauai

Appointments will expire for three
judges in the Territory of Hawaii
shortly, and considerable speculation
has been INDUCED in regarding who
will be appointed to fill these posi-
tons.
II is practically certain that judge
Parsons will be appointed to succeed
himself at Hilo. Nothing definite
could be learned this morning, how
ever, the Governor. with whom the
recommending to the President lies,
refusing to make any positive state
ment. Judge Matthewman will also
probably succeed himself on the Cir
cult bench at Kona.
A large number OF names have
been mentioned as probable success
sors to Judge Hardy on Kauai
though there is nothing definite
about any Of them. Judge Kings.
bury, 1t is thought, would not refuse
the position were II offered him, al
though he was recently appointed
United States Commissioner at Ho
nolulu by Judge Dole.
Samuel +. Chillingworth is alst
said to be willing to take the posi-
ton, and 1t Is said that 1t will prob
ably be offered him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
film FOR MOLOKAI
SHOWN Committee

The committee to which has been
intrus,ed the task Of buying moving
picture films for the leper colony at
Molokai. met last night In the studio
of X. X. Boninc and witnessed the
testing of large quantity that had
been submitted for sale. Bonine
placed his services and apparatus at
the disposal OF the committee to as
sist In the test.
Some excellent film was exhibited,
but much of that offered was either
unsuitable for the needs of the lepcr
colony. or was cid and wornout At
the close of the tests, BONNIE threw
several OF his own films on the screen
for the dclectation OF the committee.
men.
The committee intrustod with the
purchase OF the film is composed Of
A. Gartley, c. G. Bockus and c. S,
Crane.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
LOCAL And GENERAL
Bargain hunters never miss read
ing the Bulletin Want Ads.

Meals served az ali Eo"lS ~ W"
New England Bakery. Hotel street
Manager Bull OF oahu plantation
returned from abroad by the Man
churia. ,-
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H., Division
No. /. will meet In e. b. U. Hall thls
evening at s o'clock.
lanes Doughcrty, who Is at the
Queens Hospital. was reported 10 De
slightly improved last evening.
Where is the Royal Annex Sign!
Judge and Mrs. Stanley are Ill
Kona and Lady Heron denies the
published birth notice of yesterdays
uate.
Governor Frear yesterday signed
Delegate Kuhio's certificate OF cleo
ton. 1t will be sent on to the Dele
gate.
Manager Andrew Adams Of Kahuku
plantation returned by the Manchu'
ria from Il vacation trip spent In Eu'
rope.
Have your typewriters AMI machines
repaired at Wall, Nichols Co, Ltd.
Fort and Merchant streets. Tele'
phone l6.
| Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC
You will he surprised at Its cooling
and preservative properties CALIFORNIA
Feed Co., agents.
Robert w. Shinglc has been ap.
Mn" |an,mhau damyhter nr the
late Mrs. Campbel.Parkcr.
A largo bIock of Olaa stock was
sold yesterday through Halstcad 4
leo nj 81 n share. This is practically
a iumn of n dollar a snare.
ON iustallments of 50 pcr month you
can rurchase n white Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny & Co.. Ltd.
agents 1866 Fort st. Phone ass
The regular bl.moutnly meeting oI
tho members of the Honolulu Cham
bcr Of Commerce will be held at the
rooms Of the Ch1mbcr on "Wednesday
Nov. 49, 1905, Mt o'clock y. ~.
The iIolli@tcr Drug Co have JUS
Crcnci big fresh shipment Of nov
,, rubbcr goods Of all kinds AMI varic
: tics, including the popular Eontlc2l
Get ihcm whiie they are fresh
, Inc stcNcls'bnrE'd S'NcS won hrs
PRICES III ail STOCK car events u
Whlch ,hcy ran az ,ne Ni'D'ahaI'
Mountain mn c'nln' see theSe car
"t INC Won iialilItl' o"'E W. ,'",
go,
: M"''"n E"s'n'''l"S NSso''a''o' Wv, J.
4 Eatoh) can ne 'ouhd NJ the E'ehihi
Bulletin every day teXcept sunday
A between IL m and y. m.
9 The Hawaiian News co. have jus
[ opened a big new assortment Of Es
D celsior 1903 diaries in all sizes 10
o oi'ice and pocket use. Bound i
4 leather and cloth. Young building.
g ASK Tor an Owl hVe'cent cigar
{ you want u good hicae smoke Ther
!. Is no othor on the market so popula
roso deserving OF popularity NJ. q
|, Gunst CO., Fort and King streets
r Try a Royal Annex oyster loaf.
r No individual can act as execute
L VI WIS W thc thorouSh,S 'on'po'uI
auu sa,,a'".s wa! .n"' 'nc ~
u wa''", rus, w. 70 "oInH e,u,S ua'
= see mem uoo"t your Will go Fol
s''ee''
q Levers a Cooke have Just receive
u large shipment OF very handsom
y wall papers IN new ana original d.
signs, step IN and see II In the sp
cial show ROOM downstairs. III
I King street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
BORN

LIvINGSTON-In Honolulu, Novcm.
Der 10, 1908. to Mr.. and Mrs. Stan.
ley Livingston. daughter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17

Sales-Between Boards: $50 Olaa,
IS: 100 Olaa, s.: 1Sl Olaa, s.; 20 Nc.
Bryde, 1915. Session: $500 o. X. 4
l.. 6s. siO1 80: 10 Haw. c. & s., 5000;
20 Ewd, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation 3.92 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07

Taylor out aud bruising her quite
All Y.
Mr.. and M,s. T.. j. Holmes last Fri.
day light cei pbratpd their fourteenth
wedding anniversary. Their relatives
10 ned the party AMI "a royal good
time was had
he old soldiers and their families
sn, prl>ed r.. aud Mrs. K. ". Mont
geometry last W-dhes ay night by
morchIng in on them IL n body aud
taking possession Of their home.
Jehu Young, west IF town had two
of his ribs TOR, ken the first Of the
week and has Teen laid up for rrp"irs
ever since. MIR You y lad raw
stack on his place tn t was beng nm
dermined by the cattle and he went
out with his team and hay rack To
haul away. hile on top of the stack
it caved in, letting him fall onto one
side of the hay rack, which resulted
in the fracture of the two ribs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
SMITH CENTER
From the Messenger

Myrtle Newton has filed suit for a
divorce from her husband, John New
ton. She chargess gross neglect and
asks for the custody of her child.
The little girl of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Farmer, northeast of town. who was
operated npon "A couple of weeks ago
for appendicitis, is not getting along
very we'll.
John Munsinger came in last Friday
night for "A visit with his brothers,
Win and Tim. The boys had not seei
each other for twenty II years. John
now lives in Oregon.
Harry Bonnet hauled ont lumber
the first of the week for the erection
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
SUPERIOR
H'rorn the J%ournal.)

N'ihi NV pONs ha'tF
Phil Cayer is making preparations
TO put "A double bowling alley into the
building he traded from J. l.. Gal
treth, as soon as the latter moves his
cigar factory into his new building.
For the benefit of those who are
curious to know, we will say that
there ire no new cases Of diphtheria
in III city.
j. &. Harmon received a message
this morning stating that his brother
Floyd died last evening at his home in
Beardstown, I'll.
Mrs. Walters is having her house
hold goods loaded today and will ship
them to Calhan, Col, near which place
she has taken a claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Myrtle, TO Charles A.
Crispin, which occurs on Wednesday,
February ,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
RIVERTON
(From the Review

Joseph Pugsley, ST.. is on the sick
list this week. lie is 81 years old and
is one Of the pioneers of Franklin
county.
Grandpa Douglas and young Henry
Goble INDUCED in a little scrap Satur.
day morning which resulted in a vic
tory for Mr.. Douglas, who took the
young man down.
The meat market has been sold re.
Gently to w. II. Hunt. The consider
alton being Sli0O.
II is reported that a fine driving
horse was stolen from Isaac Shepherd
sons barn Sunday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. HARDWOOD were
called to Bloomington Monday night
by the illness Of Mrs. Harwood's
father.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
FRANKLIN

Our farmers institute will be held
in Franklin Thursday and Friday,
February 20 and 81.
r. G. Williamson, a baker whose
home has been in Hardy, was here
Tuesday looking for Il new location
for his bakery.
Prof. Wright of the academy, who
recently went to Iowa on account Of
the illness of his father. has returned
home. his father having did.
j. w. HER was notified Sunday by
wire that his athcr in Crete was dead.
Born, Friday, January ~. to Mr.
and Mrs. w. T.. Brown of this city, a
boy.
On Tuesday, January %, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hutiine became the
parents of n little girl, Of regulation
weight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
BLUE HILL.
lFrom the Leader)

The appearance of u main street
promises to be greatly improved in the
spring by the addition of a new brick
building and modern front placed in
two now standing. w. G. Frahm Is
arranging to commence work on his
new building on the lot where the
bakery was destroyed recently, and he
now has his plans completed for the
building. The First National bank on
one side and DR.. Hawley on the other
side of the proposed new buildings,
are contemplating tearing out the
fronts of their buildings and placing
in modern fronts with pressed brick,
and keeping in harmony with the new
building.
VIM. Nowack, the l~S.year-old Sol OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nowack, who reside
three miles EAST of town, was the vic
tim of an accident Monday, the results
of which will follow him through life.
With II great many others he had par.
ticipated in Il wolf hunt that morning
aud at the round mp, which was at
Fred Magarin's, the boys had Il blue
rock shoot. He "A assisting in run
ming the trap, when Il gun was dis
charged accidentally in the hands q,
Louie Borcherdine, the load striking
the guard used rs aprotection in from,
of the trap, and II Of the shot went
through Il crack and struck the boy IN
the eye and destroyed the sight.
Mike Durdin returned Saturday
from a ten days ~soiourn in the east
ern part of the state, where he Wen
in quest of the party who took note
in exchange for stock food and theI
failed to deliver the goods. Mix
finally landed his man aud we under
stand he coughed mp for a part of thu
notes he disposed of,
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
The Wonderful
Zig Horn Basin
To Renters

| have a selected list of ir-
rigated farms in the Basin
for rent; why not rent for a
year or two and learn the
profits from irrigated farm
ing in the Basin, and be-
come acquainted with the
climate and desirabiiity of
settling in that region? We
also help you homestead
irrigated lands, or to buy
them at prices that will
make you money. Millions
of dollars are now being
spent irrigating Basin lands.
Iiomeseckers' excursions
nrst.and third Tuesdays of
1908. Write ID. Glenn Dea-
yer. General Agent Land
seekers Information Blu
reau, Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
Neusy Notes from Rei9htvfln9 Touns
.ArHRRRD FROM OUR EXCHANGES
Erred FROM OUR EXCHANGES

of "A new house on his farm east of
town.
Mrs. s. l.. Amis WAS taken to Topeka
Monday morning and placed in a hos
pital for treatment.
n. V. Riches and =. X. Gates return
ed Monday from New Mexico, where
they filed on aud bought water rights
on forty acres of land in the Sacra-
mento valley.
Clarence Sprague, the young fellow
who is in the county jail awaiting his
trial in the district court on a charge
of forgery, has admitted that he is the
same individual who burglarized
Stone 81 Loatz's photograph gallery a
few weeks ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
GUIDE ROCK.
From the Signal.)


Mrs. Neal is in Missouri. called there
10y the serious illness of her mother.
Little Velma Thompson, who had
her tonsils removed by DIR. Moranville.
is doing nicely at this writing.
Word came TO Mrs. G. f.. Vaughan
this morning that her brother. Jake
Becker. who went from here to Big
Horn, Wyo.. had returned east AS far
as Lincoln. Neb., where he was taken
off the train and placed in ii hospital.
His condition is very serious.
Word came to relatives of Earl b.
Crary that Mrs. Crazy had successfully
undergone IN operation at the College
View sanitarium.
, Jehu Owens, Il prosperous farmer
who lives fourteen miles southwest of
town, was on our streets Wednesday,
Mr.. Owens was nearly killed in IA run,
away two weeks ago and is Just getting
SO he can he around again.
II. a. Johnson, from near Amboy,
brought Il dozen head of young mules
to town Wednesday and sold them to
Kirk patrick.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07

(From the Citizen.)

The bunch from Red Cloud who
went down TO Lincoln last week to
witness the hanging Of Frank Barker
we're mad all over because the privi-
lege was denied them. They certainly
have little to regret If they only knew
it. The spectacle is not uplifting and
is assuredly far from entertaining.
A. l.. Monroe WAS called to Iialstein
yesterday by telephone message from
his brother which stated that both his
parents we're bedfast.
Mrs. Henry Barteis ana daughter
Mary. and Mrs. NJ. Volk went to To.
bias Monday, where they were called
by the sad intelligence of the death of
the father of the two ladies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
LEBANON
From the Argus.)

Dave Cox of Pittsburg, Kan, was
called here to attend the funeral of
his mother. Mrs. VIM. Cox, which was
held Sunday.
Walter Ilerndon will no doubt long
remember his nifty third birthday an
niversary, AS he was the victim Of a
carefully planned surprise on that
day, January %.
Mrs. Curt Barker was taken to the
state hospital at Topeka Monday. 1t
is hoped that she will soon be able to
return to her family.
Harry FELTON,, o of George FELTON,,
has been confined to his bed a part of
this week on account of a miN-up with
his pony. He went to the pasture to
get the animal aud was thrown off,
striking on his head and rendering
him unconscious.
NJ. l.. Lockwood made a business
trip to Red Cloud Tuesday, accompa-
MED by George Polling.
William Benjamin died at his home
in White Rock township Wednesday
evening, January 90.
Grandma Frazier is dangerously sick
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Hartman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
l.OOMINGTON
F'rom the .idvocatc.l

c. r.. Hartman of Holdrege, while in
town on his regular trip the first of
the week. was doing u little hustliDg
on the side for votes for his election
for delegate to the Democratic ma
tional convention.
Last Monday while Mrs. John Tay-
lor and her SONS were out driving the
tongue of the buggy came down and
tina team ran away, throwing Mrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07
INANALE

The Riverton Stock Company pre-
scented "The Noble Outcast' at Hun
ter's hall last Saturday night. The
audience was rather small on account
of the cold weather, but the play was
we'll received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burwell are the
proud parents of IA seven pound baby
girl. born last Monday.
Lots of ice is being put up around
here.
Mrs. G.. Y. Dickinson is ON the sick
list.
Ray Burwell and Oris Matkins went
to Lincoln, Wednesday, to attend the
cement users convention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-07

Louisa Corbctt. John W Corbctt. Clar
issh j. Gaines. Alvin Gaines. vii
linn II Dehart. Hannah Dehart.
Thomas J. Dchart. Mary T. Deharl,
Plaintiffs.
Levi L.. Dchart. Mcrtie nehart.
Edithn Bryant Jcstou lryant. George
y. Hodge. Albert r. Hodge Eva M.
Hodge, MNy Fra CCs ltOdgc Ida T..
Hodge MGCUllom. William MCCul
ION. Lettic Hodge Livingston. George
livingston. >arah VI. Hodge Chil
ycrs. ED Chilycts and Fred y.
Hodge, Defendants.
Editha Bryant Jeston Bryant, George y.
Hodge. Albert u Hodge. Eva VI. Hodge. Mari
Fraucps Hodge. Ida f.. Hodge McCullom. vii.
liam McCullom. lettic Hodge Livingston. George
Livingston. Sarah VI. Hodge ChilverS. Ed chill
vers. and Frcn y Hodge. defendants. will tare
notice that n the 9Th day OF January. 1908.
ouiSa Corbett, John W, Corbett. Clnrissa j.
Gaines. Alvin Gaines. William N. Deha't. Han
hart. plaintiffs. filed their tctition in the District
Court of Webster County. Nebraska. against
you rs defendants. the object aud prayer OF
which are to partition the following described
real estate. 10. wit: Lots seven az. eight (S) and
nine (9). in block seven 81, in IeDuc's addition
To the city OF Red cloud, ~ ebster Cou ty. Ne.
brask-. You are required TO answer said peti
ton on or before the 18th day OF February, 1905.
Dated this 9th day of January. 1909.
LOUISA CORBErT.
JOHN W. CORliErr.
CLARIS>A J. GAINES,
ALVIN CALMES.
WI LIAM II. DElIART.
HANNAH DEIIART.
THOMAS J. DEIIAItT,
MARY L. DtiiART.
Plaintiffs.
by Il. t.. Overman, their Attorney. %