H Highest of all in Leavening Strength. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
I Iv9y Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
H By F. M. KIMMELL.
B S1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
B Everything * bought
H of Leach will be artis-
H tically engraved. On-
H ly finest work leaves
H our store.
Hj The Hon. Edward Rosewater of the
B Omaha Bee still lives.
H | Frank Rathhun is among the appli-
Hi- cants for the Cambridge postoffice.
B Uixnv says he is only restrained from
Hi grinding oiit a furlong or two of poetry
anent Sheridan's defeat for a secretary
I
ship on the board of transportation by
J "j-j " the fact that the matter is too serious for
Hi 1 the spirit of poesy to even contemplate
B with complacency.
TUB coming women has arrived. She
is here very much : The other day Miss
Emma Monroe , the 15-year-old editress
oftheAttalla ( Ala. ) Beacon , rawhided
her hated contemporary of the Attalla
Herald , William H. Cather , in an em
phatic manner. William must not be
confused with "Bill" Cather of the Lin
coln Journal , either.
S
NORTH DIVIDE.
Several of our people are suffering
with coughs and colds.
I Walter Hickling and wife were hasty
callers over this way , Sunday morning.
Sam Rickards , our old side partner
| | 1 and former chum , was married , recently ,
H j I at North Platte.
* * H I Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moore from the
B ' i Driftwood were delighted and welcome
H it jf Divide visitors , Sunday last.
Yxa ! i I
J 11 | Morley Piper is teaching school in the
H j | ! | Winans district in Frontier county. The
HIH I term will last four months.
Hj ] | ! And still the coyotes are becoming
BtH j more numerous and bold , making the
HEj early and late hours well nigh unbeara-
HE ble with their racket.
Hl A certain person , lacking the true idea
VBBjlj of courtesy , misinformed the writer as
BAvjff to Thanksgiving services at Box Elder.
.AVBafi The stormy weather prevented a meet-
BBBjE ! ing being held on that day.
H | The Epworth League hied themselves
H | away to the Spaulding school liouse.Sun-
Hf day afternoon , and held a most excellent
BB BBjl meeting presumably for the benefit of
BB Bfll free thinkers in that part of the woods.
H | A number of the lads from the vicini-
Hj ty are at work gathering corn in more
HBr favored localities near by. This hustling
Bj betimes is the proper thing and means
Hj dollars to spend during the holidays.
B | A. F. Reeves and Ad. Finkerton have
B been busy for the past few weeks shell-
| Hv ing corn at various places north and east
H | of here. Bert thinks he may have a
H ; steady run of about a month.
Hj Preparations are well under way at
B | Box Elder for the coming Christmas fes-
HH tivities , and not a few are keeping an
H eye on the good people and behaving ac-
Hffi cordingly as those who are 'prof * will
Hy fare the best.
H | A host of the numerous friends of
B Mahlon Campbell were invited to his
Ht cosy home up near the Willow , last Fri-
B day night , and whiled away a few very
B pleasant hours. Refreshments appropri-
Hj ate and plentiful were served during the
B evening. A number of games and char-
B ades were played which caused no end
H of merriment. Everyone had a happy
B The Thanksgiving entertainment , by
H Martha Johnson and her pupils , was re-
H hearsed at the church on Thursday even-
H ing last , for the benefit of those who
B could not be there owing to the severe
weather of the week previous. The reci
! tations and songs were well rendered.
h A short talk by Rev. Vivian , in which
B he told of the games and pastimes of his
1 boyhood while in England , amused the
H old folks as well as the children.
B TYRONE.
B -A-H are well an a-kicking.
Hj Frank Borkmau shelled 1200 bushels
H of old corn , last week.
HJ Our local weather prophet is getting
Ejj readj- his forecasts for 2897.
B We learn that W. B. Murphy has
W j moved back onto his farm near here.
Bf Frank Moore and N. Walton attended
Bf G. A. R. meeting at Wilsonville , Satur-
B [ day.
H Prof. Bowlus of Orleans will deliver
K , his lecture on Education at the church ,
Bm next Sunday at 11 a. in.
H , One Minute Cough Cure , cures.
B J That 15 what it was Bade for.
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INDIANOLA.
P. E. McKillip was a Lincoln visitor ,
Monday.
S. R. Smith bad business of the law
in McCook , Monday.
John Welborn had business in the new
courthouse , Monday.
J. J. Lamborn went up to the county
capital , Saturday evening.
Representative L. J. Holland was a
pilgrim to the county capital , Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Holland has been chosen
as stenographer for the board of trans
portation.
C. W. Beck and Willis Gossard went
up to the county seat , Tuesday , on busi
ness of the soldiers' lelief commission.
• No one takes the Courier so seriously
as its publisher does. It's really pathetic.
And its circulation is known to be the
smallest in McCook.
Jacob I < erch and family were up at
McCook , Tuesday , on business at the
court house. They will take their de
parture for California on next Thursday.
Until January 1st , Knipple will sell
you anything- and everything- Queens-
ware line at UNHEARD-OF PRICES. An
unsurpassable opportunity to buy a Set of
Dishes , sort up broken sets , or get an odder
or fancy piece for a song1 .
PROSPECT PARK.
Essie Dunham visited Mabel Hartman ,
last Saturday.
W. S. Hartman and family visited at
C. E. Boatman's , Sunday.
Andrew Dillon is helping J. M. Hammond
mend shuck corn , this week.
Miss Estell Cratty , who is attending
school at McCook , spent Sunday at
home.
Ivan Pickrell has been ( mite sick the
past week , with a cold and sore throat ,
but is better now.
J. M. Hammond and wife were up from
the Driftwood , Sunday , attending Sun
day school at this place.
R. M. Wade and wife and J. H. Wade
and wife visited at Rev. J. E. Terrill's ,
at Fairview , Thursday of last week.
J. , . A. Stephens is very busy gathering
corn. He is one of the few lucky ones
of this neighborhood who have com to
gather.
Ada Hammond , who has been attend
ing school at McCook , has been at home
sick for the past week or two , but she is
nearly recovered at this writing.
The members of the Sunday school at
this place are making preparations for a
Christmas tree , which will be at the
school house on Christmas night.
Mr. Gardener of Traer , Kansas , passed
through this burg , Monday , en route for
McCook. He was tracking a load of
stolen wheat. He located his man all
riRht
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Finest line of Solid
Sterling Silver ware
and Novelties at C. A.
Leach's jewelry store.
DANBURY.
Born to O. IEverist and wife , a girl.
Shiloh ladies will give basket supper ,
tonight.
C. P. Underwood is threshing alfalfa ,
this week. ;
Ed Rogers of McCook was in town , !
Thursday. '
Mrs. Oman , from Michigan , is visiting (
her son Charles.
3
U.S. Leisure went to Omaha.last week , :
with a car of hogs.
Howard Ruby is moving into the
rooms back of the bank.
Tauber Bros , are plastering S. G. Bas- ;
tian's new house , this week.
O. B. Woods and T.E. McDonald were \
county seat visitors , last Friday. (
Andrew Carson of the Sunny Side
dairy was over from McCook , Tuesday ,
on business.
George Leach and Rufus Carlton rode "
over from the county capital , Sunday , on
their bikes.
Cashier T. E. McDonald of the Bank '
of Danbury was a McCook visitor , last
Friday , on business.
A. B. Smith is moving his household
goods to Wilsonville , this week. He has -
bought the Review. ;
The young people of this vicinity were
invited to an oyster supper at the home
of D. H. Rittenhouse. 1
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To cure all old sores , to heal an indolent j
ulcer , or to speedily cure piles you need sim
ply apply DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve accord
ing to directions. Its magic-like action will
surprise you. A. McMillen , Druggist.
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NORTH COLEMAN.
The wolves have been giving evening
concerts , numerous and free.
M. L. Brown had the bad luck to have
a cow drowned in the fatal Red Willow ,
recently.
The parents in district 74 are respect
fully invited to visit the school on Friday
the nth.
There will be a Christmas tree at
Spring creek on Christmas eve , or the
next evening.
Dr. A. C. Harlan and family have left
their farm and are taking up their abode
in McCook. Sim Cramer occupies the
Harlan farm.
There was nearly a water famine , last
week , in this locality , but the windmills
were going on Thursday , which presum
ably brought a supply of water.
Joe Saunders and Robert Johnson sat
up all night , Nov. 30th , and kept a red
hot stove to keep the final coat of plas
tering from freezing on the former's new
dwelling.
The youths of 74 had a bee splitting
kindling wood. The next Monday they
were awarded by a liberal supply of
marbles from their esteemed teacher ,
Annie Irvin.
Knipple must close out Entire
Stock of QUEENSWARE before
January 1st. Everything goes
regardless of cost. You can buy
a Set of Dishes or any part of a
set or an individual piece at yonr
own price.
COLEMAN.
Bert Wales is building a stable.
School in district 58 closes today.
H. B. Wales is through picking corn.
Com picking is about over.
R. Johns helped M. H. Cole butcher
a 400-pound hog , Wednesday.
A. Prentice hauled a load of wheat to
the county capital , Saturday.
Tom Ryan and Mike Coyle are drill
ing for coal on the Stephens farm.
M. Williams of Arkrnsas was looking
over this town , this week , with a view
of locating.
M. H. Cole marketed a 410 pound hog
in McCook , recently ; and B. Johns two
that weighed 345 pounds apiece.
Zion Hill church and the Coleman
school house have been annexed to Box
Elder charge , and the Revs. Vivian and
Long will preach at these points every
two weeks.
The price is No Consideration with
Knipple. Queensware goes at BELOW
COST until January 1st , to close out
stock. Unequaled opportunity to buy
a Holiday gift for small money.
Try It and See.
Whatever may be said about the pub
lications of Rev. Irl R. Hicks by those
who do not fully understand the facts ,
there is no denying the truth that his
paper and Almanac have come to stay.
His splendid journal , Word and Works ,
is now entering its tenth year , largely in
creased in circulation and in every way
improved , until it deserves the national
reputation it has attained. His 1897 Al
manac is now ready and is by far the
finest and most beautiful he has yet is
sued. It contains 10S pages , including
cover artistically printed in colors , and
is filled from back to back with just what
is wanted in every shop , office and home
in America. One feature of the Alma
nac for 1897 is a series of 12 original ,
beautifully engraved star maps , with ex
planatory chapters , which could not be
bought for less thaft five dollars in any
work on astronomy. As Mr. Hicks has
so correctly and faithfully warned the
public of coming droughts , floods , cold
waves , blizzards , tornadoes and cyclones
in the years passed , aside from the other
varied and splendid features of his paper
and Almanac , these considerations alone
should prompt every family to subscribe
at once for 1897. The Almanac is only
25Cts. a copy. Work and Works is one
dollar a year , and a copy of the fine Al- !
tnanac goes as a premium with every 1
yearly subscription. Write to Word and
Works Publishing Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
A package of perfume - '
fume makes a suitable - ]
ble present for old or
young. McConnell & j
Co. have a nice line. |
Dr. Z. L. Kay. '
Office , rooms 4 and 5 over Leach's
jewelry store. Residence , room 21 , I
Commercial hotel. |
Notwithstanding the hard times , S.M.
Cochran & Co. are keeping a complete '
line of general hardware. See them be- I
Tore buying. j
Leacli , good goods , '
prices right , no mis- j
representation. |
S. M. Cochran carry in stock the GerI I
man , Riverside , Antique and.Royal Oak '
aeating stoves nothing better in the !
market. The prices are right. 1
DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure ,
Pleasant , Quick Results , Safe to take.
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Knipple has some
line Appl.es at 75 cts.
a bushel. Get some
before all are gone.
GERVER.
X.J. Johnson had his pump up , last week.
C. M. Lofton is picking corn for N. J. John
son ,
H. 13. Troxel of Beatrice.Neb. , visited at O.
L. Thompson's , close of last week.
J. E. Dodge , wife and family were down vis
iting with O. L. Thompson and family.
Last Friday night , while at J. E. Dodge's
practicing singing , Roy Lofton , F. S. Lofton's
little boy , while out playing , ran over some
thing lying in the yard , hurt his lip and nose
and knocked one of his teeth out.
The oyster supper andquiltsellingcamc off ,
last Thursday night , at the Pleasant Prairie
school house. There was quite a large crowd.
Pearl Benjamin was the lucky one. The aid
society scored a success , and we all had a
good time.
* Last Wednesday evening , Roy Albrecht
was driving home from O. L.Thompson's with
a hay rack and the wagon tongue came off
while going down a hill. I lis team started to
run , going through Sidney Dodge's wire fence
before it was caught. The team was not cut
badly but the boy was not hint at all.
A new line of Cellu
loid Toilet Set , Cellu
loid Mirrors and Eb
ony Brush sets at
McConnellVs.
ASH CREEK.
The German Parsonage is completed and
they are ready to begin school.
Clara Pickering , who is attending school at
Indianola , spent Sunday with Uattie Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rittenburg of North Val
ley spent Sunday with their daughter , Mrs.W.
D. Willams.
Mrs. J. C. Happersett and Miss Lulu Beards-
lee of Indianola visited the Ash creek school ,
last Thursday.
Laura Newman , who was attending the Ash
creek school , has withdrawn from school to
herd cattle and her brrother has started to
school in her stead.
C. E. Matthews , after spending a week ;
with friends on Ash creek , returned to Mc- '
Cook , Thursday , and will be book-keeper in '
Carson's new meat market. '
The Ash creek people rejoice with the ma
jority of the people that the Red Willow Co.
Agricultural association elected new officers
for they did not intend to work for the fair
next year for their health as they did this ; and
somehow it didn't seem to improve their
health much , either , especially the men who
Irtid stock there and had to sleep out with
them , as well as the women , who baked and
worked very hard to get things ready that
they might help the fair.
$ $ $ never would go
so far before. Let C.
A. Leacli show you
what they will go.
"Excuse me" , observed the man in .specta
cles , "but I am a surgeon , and that is not where
the liver is" . "Never you mind where his liver
ib " , retorted the other. "If it was in his big toe
or Ins left ear DeWitt's Little Early Risers
would reach it and shake it for him. On that
you can bet your gig-lamps" . A. McMillen ,
Druggist.
Leach would like to
have you inspect his
stock , which you will
find is very complete.
Mr. C. M. Dixon , a well known merchant of
Pleasant Ridge , Fulton Co. , Pa. , has a little
girl who is frequently threatened with cioup ,
but when the first syniptoms appear , his wile
gives her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy , which
always affords her prompt relief. The 25 and
50 cent sizes for sale by L.V. . McConnell & :
Co , Druggists.
Useful and durable
presents for all occa
sions at Leach's.
WanteuQTfdeTsSI
Protect yonr Ideas : they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN & CO. . Patent Attor
neys. Washington , V. C. for their SI.800 prize offer
and list of two hundred Inventions wanted.
I F. D. BUKGESS , 4
Plumber and \
\ Steam Filter \
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McCOOK , NEBR.
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f IronLeadSewer , 7
1 Pipe , Brass Goods , 2
Pumps and Boiler Z
Trimmings. Agent i
I for HallidayWau-
7 pun , Eclipse Wind 9
j Mills. In Meeker 7
\ -building , basement <
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Piles. Scalds , Burns.
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BARTLEY.
C.V : Wiit of York , Ncbr. , was a business
visitor here , Wednesday.
There are several new cases of diphtheria ,
F. A. Hodgkin's little boy and Win. Cowles ,
both are reported better , Doctor Ilathorn hav
ing charge of the cases.
The Fritz boys of Indianola were threshing
alfalfa with their steam huller for llodgkin ,
Williams and others near here this week. The
yield is poor but of a good quality.
E. L. Dennis , manager of the Harnett Lum
ber Co. at this place , made a business visit to
Cambridge and Arapahoe , this week , Harry
Dole taking charge of the lumber yard in his
absence.
Rev. G. 15. Mayfleld still continues his re
vival services at Dry creek church , and the
attendance and interest is reported good.
Rev. Mayfield is a conscienstious , earnest
worker in the Master's vineyard and we hope
his effort may be crowned with success.
Our school is greatly diminished in attend
ance owing to fear of diphtheria , and some
consider it would be well todismiss for a time
until the disease has run its course. We think
every precaution is and should be used to pre
vent the spread of the disease , and schools
should close if necessary.
The M. E. Sunday school is making prepa
rations for a Christmas services on Christmas
eve , which will be purely of a literary charac
ter. It was decided to have no tree this year
b it to make an extra effort to bring to promi
nence the biith of our Savior , and make the
program an interesting and instructive one.
At a regular meeting of James Laird Post
G. A. R. , the following are among the officers
elected , your correspondent not learning all
them : Allison G. Keys , commander ; John W-
Wolf , S. V. C ; James Epperly , J. V. ; J.V. .
Tomblin , officer of the day : S. U. Rowe.O. M. ;
James Finnegan , sergeant , and W. W. Lemas-
ters , chaplain. The comniander-elect , A. G.
Keys , was a member of Co. E and A of the
34th Iowa , and with his regiment saw some
very active service. He is an ardent admirer
of the G , A. R. . a general favoiite among his
comrades , and will simply add one more
"emerald" in his wreath of highest honors re
ceived from the various organizations of which
he is a member. Success to A. G. Keys , com
mander , and that grand organization consist
ing of honored heroes , the G. A. R.
RED WILLOW.
Julia Slye is reported to be quite ill.
T. F. Quigley's infant son is quite ill.
We learn that there is soon to be a series of
meetings at the Christian church.
I3en Canaga was visiting his parents on the
Willow , the fore part of this week.
Rev.E.J. Vivian preached an impressive
sermon at Red Willow , Sunday morning.
Mrs. William I5jfield is fitting up a couple
of nice yards of Light Brahma chickens. A
house and scratch pens go with the yards.
S. L. Miller's family are expecting a visit
from their son Alonzo's wife. Missouri was
too lonely for her without her parents and Lon
will return in the spring.
A literary society is to be organized , next
Thursday evening. The young people have
charge and they propose to make it an im
provement on some of the previous ones.
Absolutely pure , perfectly harmless , and in
variably reliable are the qualities of One Min
ute Cough Cure. It never fails in colds , croup
and lung troubles. Children like it because it
is pleasant to take and it helps them. A. Mc
Millen , Druggist.
HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA.
At this time of the year a cold is very easily
contracted , and if left to run its course without
the aid of some reliable cough medicine is lia
ble to result in that dread diseasepneumonia.
We know of no better remedy to cure a cougher
or cold than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
We have used it quite extensively and it has
always given entire satisfaction. Olagah , Ind.
Ter. Chief. This is the only remedy that is
known to be a certain preventive of pneumo
nia. Among the many thousands who have
used it for colds and la grippe , we have never
yet learned of a single case having resulted in
pneumonia. Persons who have weak lungs or
have reason to fear an attack of pneumonia ,
should keep the remedy at hand. The 25 and
50 cent sizes for sale by L. W. McConnell &
Co. , Druggists.
After hearing some friends continually
praising Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy , Curtis Fleck of Anaheim ,
California , purchased a bottle of it for his own
use and is now as enthusiastic over its won
derful work as anyone can be. The 25 and
50 cent sizes for sale by L. W. McConnell &
Co. , Druggists ;
The length of life may be increased by less
ening its dangers. The majority of people die
from lung troubles. These may be averted
by promptly using One Minute Cough Cure.
A. McMillen , Druggist.
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Try that 15 cent box |
paper at Tiie Tkibune H
office. Worth 25 cts. M
Also cheaper grades. H
SHERIFF'S SALE. H
ly ! virtue of an order of sale issued from the H
district court of Red WillowcotmtyNehraska , H
under a decree , in an action wherein Guy |
Lilly , as administrator de bonis non with the _ H
will annexed , of the estate of Thomas Loner- H
gan , deceased , is plaintiff , and John ILDwyer , |
et al. , arc defendants , to me directed and de H
livered , 1 shall expose to public sale , and sell H
to the highest bidder for cash , at the door of H
the city hall , in the city of McCook , Red Willow - H
low county , Nebraska , on Monday , December H
' 14th , 1896 , at the hour of one o'clock p. m „ the H
following described real estate , to-wit : Lot j H
number one in block number twenty-six. First |
Addition to the City of McCook , Red Willow H
county , Nebraska. J. R. Nhel , Sheriff. H
Dated November 12th , ib'go. H
W. S. Moki.an , Attorney. H
SHERIFF'S SALE. M
By virtue of an order of sale issued from the |
district court of Red Willow county.Nebraska , B
under a decree , in an action wherein The Mc- H
Cook Co-Operative Building and Savings Association - H
sociation is plaintiff , and Ollic M. Waterman , |
et al. , are defendants , to me directed and de 1 |
livered , I shall expose to public sale , and sell |
to the highest bidder for cash , at the door of J H
the city hall , in the city of McCook , Red Wil H
low county , Nebraska , on Monday , December H
14th , 1S96 , at the hour of one o'clock p. m. , the H
following described real estate , to-wit : Lot i H
number five in block nine in Second Addition / |
to the city of McCook , Red Willow county , 1 |
Nebraska. J. R. Neul , Sheriff. S l
Dated November 12th , Ibn6. ' ' 1
W. S. MOKI.AN , Attorney. H
SHERIFF'S SALE. / H
Uy virtue of an order of sale issued from the " H
district court of Red Willow county.Nebraska , H
under a decree , in an action wherein Guy Lil- T H
ly , as administrator de bonis non , with the will - * \ H
annexed , of the estate of Thomas Lonergan , " * - . M
deceased , is plaintiff , and John Quan et al. are M
defendants , to me directed and delivered , 1 H
shall e\po e to public sale , and sell to the high H
est bidder for cash , at the door of the city 'I H
hall in the city of McCook , Red Willow coun H
ty , Nebraska , on Monday , December 14 , 1896 , M
at the hour of one o'clock , p. m. , the following H
described real estate , to-wit : Lot eleven in H
block ten , First addition to South McCook. H
Red Willow county , Nebraska. |
Dated , November 12th , 1896. H
. JR. . Neel , Sheriff. j H
W. S. Morlan , Attorney. Nov.i3-5ts. H
SHERIFF'S SALE. H
By virtue of an order of sale issued from the M
district court of Red Willow county.Nebraska , M
under a decree , in an action wherein Diedrich H
Willers is plaintiff , and Mary J. Pennington , 1
et al. , are defendants , to me directed and de M
livered , I shall expose to public sale , and sell M
to the highest bidder for cash , at the door of M
the city hall , in the city of McCook , Red Wil y / H
low county , Nebraska , on Monday , December r fl
14th , 1896 , at the hour of one o'clock p. m. , the H
following described real estate , to-wit : The M
northwest quarter of section number twenty t H
nine , township number one , north of range |
number twenty-six , west of the 6th P. M. M
, „ J. R. Nr.Ei. , Sheriff. M
Dated Novembei 12th , 1896. B
W. S. Morlan , Attorney. | |
SHERIFF'S SALE. H
By virtue of an order of sale issued from the H
district court of Red Willow county , Nebras- H
ka , under a decree , in an action wherein The H
McCook Co-Operative Building and Savings H
association is plaintiff and Annie S. Stiles et H
al. are defendants , to me directed and deliv , M
ered , I shall expose to public sale , and sell to { M
the highest bidder for cash , at the door of the * l M
city hall in the city of McCook , Red Willow M
county , Nebraska , on Monday , December 14 H
1896 , at the hour of one o'clock , p. m. , the fol . M
lowing described real estate , to-wit : Lots one < jD
and two m block twenty-eight in Second addi - JH
tion to the city of McCook , Red Willow M
countyNebraska. Dated November 12,1S06 j H
J > RNeel Sheriff. j M
W. S. Morlan , Attorney. > M
> Mm
SHERIFFS SALE. i H
By v > rtue of an order of sale issued from tht l H
district court of Red Willow county. Nebraska 1
H ri ? decree m a" action wherein C. P. & ' H
A B. Dewey are plaintiffs and Chester Dow H
et a . are defendants , to me directed and deliv- H
-
ered , 1 shall expose to public sale , and sell to H
the highest bidder for cash , at the door of the . H
city hall in the city of McCook , Red WUIow * M
eb aska'nMon la " M
Sy : ebu aska'r < > ' December 14 , v
1896 , at the hour r '
of one o'clock , p. m. , the fol H
lowing described real estate , to-wit • The H
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and H
southwest quarter of southeast quarter of sec H
ni. . frty'two - h , lown5hip number three H
Dated November - i2th , 1896 "
• W. S. Morlan , Attorney. M
. SHERIFFS SALE. |
By virtue of an order of sale issued from the H
district court of Red Willowcounty.Nebraska ' Meek
n r ' creen tSH
on where'n
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Cook Co-Operative H
Building and Savings n
cation is plaintiff and William H Davfs et al ' E . _ M
are defendants , to me directed and delivered ttfl
I shall expose to public sale H
and sell o the )
highest bidder for cash , at the door of the city I M
hall , m the city of McCook , Red willow H
ty , Nebraska , on Monday , December coun ' H
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at the hour of one o'clockp. . m , The fcl owifg H
described real estate , to-wit : Lot six in block X H
two * , rst addition to McCook V 1
, Red viHow
county.Nebraska. Dated November 19S M
. . , J- RNeel , Sheriff. H
"
w. S. Morlan
, Attorney. Nov20-s H
The old way of delivering H
messages by post-
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boys compared with the modern teleohW H
illustrates the old tedious methods of H
" brea
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taneous cure by One Minute - H
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