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VOL. VII.
KED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NEBRASKA. TIILRSDAY. NOVEMBER i:nw9.
NO. II.
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Red
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Official Directors'.
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A. V 'l. Iieirtpf. V. Srantir
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T. i J. Jj lteineer.taUc. J
FXKCUITVE.
Al.PIV S NANCE. Oor-rnor.
1 AI-xicr. Ere. if State.
e '.r Mr Auditor.
. M 1 -Urn. Trranm-r.
( . 1 i.CTi.nli. A,l r 'm
" l.Ib .ajj-xiti. Lincoln. ?up. Tub. InitracUon
JU1HC1ARY.
. t LiV.niha. Chief Juticr.
F'" ",' '1-,!"'? ...i, A.pociulo Jo?.
SaaiUlaSfr-t!. l'itmuth J
WBr.STKR COUNTY.
J A. TuIWf. County t'lrrk.
1. II t'.n-. roajuror.
J It. Mi.n-tx. TTobatc riuJce-
.w v-Trn. FberifT.
A A .c. School Nup'U
".5. H. Pcrr. t'oruarr.
-v. 1 .1 homo. County ?urv-yor.
i. w. Hall. )
J.. II. Lure. J-Ot.ur.ty Cotnoiirsibacr.
A 11, In ry i
t'in;ic:ii itiH;rriKV.
TTM'IFCnPAij PKUVJCKH. th- Cr-t Sunday
M I' r ch month. Ttcv. M-umpi ajk.
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"TAITIST: Rr.T. CS.O. YEl"KU. farto'. i
i J Mrv ere -in Uw un lirnaw. ;nu
JA ',a l.0.in arli inontb mrnnnK an.i
Iivcr.7s At .uide Rock -tfaJrtfcrJS: sabbath
rooit ' r i U iirriinz.
A 1TI1ST. Ukv. a REILLY'. Vu,r.
. 1 '..iicii in tiie Church i h SnblMin.
j"trrriij; ui-irtiins and cieMris with th"
i ! -nn htvii.
A!t I lrjirit t'Vrry tt werVi' at 11 a. m
tuV .r. 10IC'. !'tun7 Oeclv. Nv.3 at 3
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V la ". tiici tn tbi Cttart lloue th
'it z.l , 1 Gallon I !i in eaoh im-mli.
I m i. l'ran-inirti:ic crry Ihutxlay evcninir.
Mih.jjih rciiol rvcy iiubbath uiuruiuc at 10
a. u. Clcrcr at 11.
Mr. 11. A. Ujvaki. Supt.
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1 jKin effect Sunday. May 4th IST't.
F. i Tit STATIONS. nrrm.
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" J) UtANKLIN r .r
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Trains laily. cxcci't SuuJitys.
V. E. Tuti-jlin. tl. W. Jloldredfrc
lon. manaper. Sujjt.
OC)OI3 NEWS1
(it'ck 'IklcI Tlircu.ch Trains!
C! -t Connectiuus ! No Delay!
Burlington Route !
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iilL -i..'.ST.
I r-f t rate" of Faro wiM be mado.
Tbr h t'r v-ilj be run from n. M.rin
Iii ; uthein M'bnitli to t'lupieo.
A ,i t inui-t- cnntrnoa will be made at l'a-
I J.I tiHIi.
T !11C.00 close ronnccii'ii vill always
. in . ' to tb ftift. toulbcast end north.
-k i ir- i 4r biT'h rerorrrd at the Lincoln
. i k' iff'fn by Tlet;rnih or on application.
Trji'i it -uri R r.r : ihico.
'10. ST- L)ITIS& TIIE
SOUTH.
Ti ' u'-'incton iiitehave a emft'irfnrh
3 i'i- ?i d rl f rouneetii,ti? i.etweea the
5 Jti liner and f-t. I.oui
I' i tirf. takins thi lino hare the 1ct ol
..-' iciiidaton-!r PuHiiian !eein.r ran recu
j ly n r Miouri Uirer to St. Ia(iuii.
TO l'LOUIA. INDIANAPOLIS C1N
CINNATI. AND THIS
SMTH-KAST.
C-irl' ! Wf'no or.Vrrliablc rtnte t theonfh-
niH'Ctiniis ar" maio at Peoria uith iho
f I' S. U . jinJ I r- A V. railroads, for Iu.li.in-
-I 1 ' i noiiiiixli. oiuutbuf. nrni all frntrnl
.i'h .i.t' cru t'liio. Kcu ucy. foutVc-n Indiana.
r..u- .aaj. Gcos. ileils "it is CCZ.3.
Mhr -'ti j;i oit bo ure and tr?cl ever the
J A -. Lao if 7.iu "h to : e SAFE asd cni
CortaLlo ard dtirtJto t-a-cl '.oeJily.
A . E. 1 "I 7. L I V. P. 1 i WK1.L.
tltii'l iiMiMser. (SetiT P;.v Tt.Ur't
yRllOKS OF YOUTH
A Kcn'ltic-T who fnfferod for years frumTferv
r i e' T. " l'r- tj tpredeeaj.andall theeif.-t.
i ' u !i.l n: . i'v...ivill fur the aXe of .uf
1 ii r 1 uican.ty. tud troe to allnio nctii i.
O e t re aim aiMrtii-i tor uutr.hr thesirit.Ie
n l. J l n I. toll hr v -uid. ui,irer t?h
iTl.i t'ft n thc:iihcrjfrs cxptnence can
no .olj adorcs-ins: in irrf e r i ieuee.
Jil.n ''fdrn. i. ( edar street m-it Y'nrk
"fllK WvihLb'slsALM.
IV L D. Wfv' urn' Alterative Syrup
v irr.'t lv uoi!Vi jcar. in a Private prac
tice, n- 1 nirrr fithc to radically cuie
IW E.U.M AT ISM.
1 - jy. lrj -ipela. srrofula. ?econd.ir -yjih- '
l r. r. l. .i enrtf. aiiii all uieae in which !
.? Mnc J i-i"imci.:tfc. - w offered to thej
-'.e in'y'k Vio Wevbur in.-heme cc-iaranj '
l'l' bi'-i Roa.eter cv. i'ori. I
TO CONSUMTiVES.j
The ndve.ti-o- hnunj ix-en iK-rinanetlj cured '
-rf lcU .l'v-? di-f .re.tiuuxcjitiu-i. bj i 'ciplc
rtniJy. i.ausiouMu makeknnmnCo ht5 fellow j
uvrer: 'heiiiar of cure. To all .h deire
l. he will H-n11 a copy of the pro-rr:rrtrn -u-cd,
tree "c"..a'ir. w-th tae .ijrecfj'is 1 r jireparirp 4
i i:u u-iijc un-wr.i1. tibc iney win ;ma a :urc
rfr jV l'..Tur.ii. .r. A-thaia Itr-ouAit tc
1 art:c K.b: t . fresenption pIcxm; addro?-.
--w"-- --. vus i. iiiuiiiriurs x
Ken tint I'm Spnviu Cure
'atire"-r- 'cr ';i. n. splirt. curb. calJou.
I-a:n?. Mtclrr. Jlj. lamcEej? and all en-
J freinebtMf ti - .r" or I; jH. It will coin
i-ly rcijoe.i Ullp.vln w:tbos.t bii?tcrii.s
ii- .r:if re. i'l-'oa" cooi lor man as
ir l.t and . u-el :a.l jtruicb. at til time of
ttseyea-. with inrftaloty. inrtvlci we
srekiwHisi: to is a Per..a who oTieJ 15 vcars
ii-.i.ct Jamci-e and wa pera-at-ntly
-c-rrd two yt ars sco with KendallV-r avin Cure.
J.in.cnibe-ivcc!jLoil will cure a bre sravin
..nlcoajtleiclirsn.ore the bunch withent Wis-
- 2a: L'-lLirjo:i.citern Dist-of Miehicaa.1
. ..-'ijoo. April ISih. 1ST9. f
B. 3. Kendall, iuioshnrph Kal. Xt. Dear
.7-CJrt.,rntaetw' Ix-fJcs or jour s.avin
njirS ift, ,xatvttait UMTiVnni d aU i our ad
Z.Z Ci i:'dA !; weeks' attcr I
.ds.aJaTaa.fbrermred to asef.il-
,.; .a JI- Hlnar-att errcclar iiro.s ti- te
tctitLryoa. 1.S. J.Kcxsiall. 1'roprj t r.
'- F.GiaMa, Ajcrt. .-&;-
RLSISKSS Dl HECTOR Y.
J. II. Will cox,
TTORNKY AT Ut wdU. S; Oir.tsi."
V itier. t ollr;ti.n jr-mrfr atteadtit t.
&, ur iior &rtb $1 CLw! Office.
o, c: CASE,
4 ITORNKV AT LAW. Office ovor
A ltced'b furi'tttrr "tore.
213 CLGTO. ES2
Collections -made uid prranptly remitted
J. S. GILHAM,
A Th .IiNKY AND COUNSKLOR
AT LAW.
07Tr riv door north f Kalty JIrn.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB
W. C. RKILLY,
A
TTUJINEY AND COl'NSKLOR AT I-AW.
AMD REAL CTfcTK OK T
ReJ riouJ. Nel.
f.rTr3r't AttM.t.n (rViai to Collections.
() 0.0vi-r Joil-vsos i Ul?8 Store, witli C.
"Kr' '
!! I'flTTfcR.
E1 C. HnvJv,
ATTOKIKV AiMf
NELOKAT LAW.
TTOK'KY AD 4TOUX-
Ofiico 1st -door W'cbt of Itcd Cloud
y4uSw.
"3SL3T7D - " 3.
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JAS, LAIRD,
ftrrOKNKV AND COI'NfKLOn
!f at law. .Juniata Ntlfraska, Will prac
tice in aTt t?w; Courts of tio ftnto.
I'miiipt httftition civen to all businri;'
entrusted o hie care. Office on the
east side Juni&ta Avenue. ju'y 1 7
H. S. EA13T,
AKt. P.. a- M. R.R. Land.
C. W. EALSY
Notary Public-
AOTOKNEYd AT LAW and real es
tote Atjciit. Will practice in all the
Court iiil is State and Northern Kau.
Collfctpii"proti t'y attended to and
Conc-pontlt tif" -'dinted.
iied Cloud Net).
PH Y SIC4ANS.
I. W. TUJLiIE'SlS,
HOMEOPATHIC fYS!ClAH,
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
5S2?Okfici; tcr Kaley Hros. law office.
SZD CLCUD. iRAS2A
J3K- SECtiTflER,
Proprietor ci"
Di aler in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
JPaiuls, Oils,
VARNISHES. Etc.. Ec.
"VALLEY "HOUSE,
F. . WIA'TOX, ro.
KEDCLOrP, - NEBItAJSKxV.
Firt Clr. in cverv rcpeet. Frco bn to snd
from all train. Simple iovui for commercial
men. V"i"c us a trial.
W. . Hi-j if don.
S. Oarber.
Hicha-rdson & Garter,
-DEALERS IN
LIVE STOCK
RE1 CLOUD. XESUAJK..
ii istirst market prico uiJ fr hoc nnd cattle.
J. K. Smith S. C. Smith TiT-L.Tnoin-Sov.
Vrcs. Fipt Nat. C.1.-L. Firt J.iteT- lior Firjt
ank. Rot trice at. lUnU N.itmnk r.cat-
Ntb. at rice Neb. rieeNeb.
v ;
rmiil jlror5 horny son,
BANKERS,
HED XOUJD XEB.
"VVilI make rcU-e'ian ii any part of the
Vnited tatts Stl! excnatise upon the princi
pal eastern oitic Loan iLoney ppon imprnred
farn:? Rrctn t iepo r? uJeet vs fight draft'
Ailow inleie-it tien tiroe depos.te, and trans
act a Rcnerai RanKin: bninc5..
RrrEBorKs: I'mahi Natiorttl Rat.k. A.
"v. Paddf.ck.1 . .fcScnat.r: Fir uin.il Dank
New "Sick Caaihrilirc Valley -NHticral Rack.
CambrHlpe .w York.
D. G-. "WTalker,
CARPESTER a BUILDER,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
All kinds of carpenter woifc done with
neatness atid disateh and satisfaction
iruiran'cpd. Leave order! at the store ol
0. E. Putnam or at Perkins A Mitchell's.
ll-tf
F. H. GOEE
DEALER TN
0LID GOLD AN1 PLATCD JEWELRY
S:!ia SHrcr si snTsrrbtca are, Zzsz
ticlcs, etc
Watches, Clocks And
JEWELRY
Msftical I&struaBBts ft X&strncUgB
BOOKS-
IIED CLOUD, - - NEBRASKA.
umm i
Feed a Sale Stable.
j J. D. Post, Proji. RED CLOUD.
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T H K CJJl!:F.
M L. THOMA - - riJTOR
THUUSDAV NOV.C. 17 J.
Iicmensk Itcpublican iirdoritiej have
been rolled ti in nearly cery Mate in
the union a far a heard from. Hurrah
for Gen. Grant aud a glurious vitcory ic
1 vw.
IIauvaiU), Clay county, in the last!
pinnlr "it fli'otiin trtnoH tmr n(T Vntr
..- w W.taV..W..t .....V.. ...h.w V.U ..U. ,
4th, i said to have polled 91." votc-,more
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thnn double its entire population, and 'devoid of timber. " You have con-truet-btill
it didu't win. j cd this clause to mean that lands located
Tho wherealouta of one John E. Strain
is wanted by hi anxiaus wif. Amanda
Strain. John left his family and home
in Iowa, on the Sth day of last May. lie
moved Dr. Mosena and family from Iowa
to Superior, Neb. He started from Su
perior, Ncb.,on the 7th day of last July.
statin that ho iutended to un direct to
his family and home in Iowa; since which
time nothing has been heard of him.
When he started from Superior.he owned
a pood team, the lurse is. entirely blind,
is a large bay animal. Tho maro is blind
in one eye, and is a dark brown animal of;
Eood s-izc. John E. Strain is a man alout
thirty-two year) old. auburn hair, blue
eyes, large mouth whiskers on the chin,
and mustache, about five feet nine inches
tall, weighs about one hundred and fifty
five pounds, he has hi name on the leJt
arm with itidcliibb iuk. Any parties
who may know where he U or can be
found will eoufer a prcat favor by ad
dre.'-ir.g Dr. J. M. Moscna. of Superior.
Nuckolls county. Nebraska, or Amanda
Strain, Yandalia, Jasper county, Iowa.
Ncbraf-ka papers p!cae copy the above,
Superior, Nob , Nov. 6th, 1.7'J.
Our Washington Letter.
Wash
wsr.TO.v. D C.,)
Nov. 5. lr79. )
The state elections in New York, Mas
sachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Connecticut, Wisconsin, Minnesota aud
Nebraska, and the local elections In some
other states, have resulted generally in
large Hepubhcm gains. It is truo that
the democrats claim the election of their
state ticket in NVw Yoik, except governor,
Cornell having a handsome p'urality for
that office, but we have besides thu gov
ernor secured the legislature, which will
give a U. S. senator next .year in place of
Kcrnn. So the substantial victory is
ours. Beyond New York nil is one
way, and the grand and sweeping giins
in Pennsylvania. Wisconsin, and elsewhere
are demoralizing to the dcmociats. They
show bejoad a doubt that we will ghin U
S. senators in Connecticut, New Jersey,
and Pennsylvania, as well as in the em
pire state next year, and have secured all
the northern states except New York for
tho Republican candidate for President
next year, as to New York it is. demon
strated that no democratic presidential
candid ite except Tilden would be allowed
by the Tihlenites to have an chance at
all. On the whole, therefore, the Repub
licans arc greatly please! with the result,
and they would be very ungrateful not to
tw so.
The Republican headquarters presented
a lively appearance last ni?ht. Gov.Fos
ter of Ohio was then? lending his good
natured chesr to Mr Fisher, of the (Jon
gressional Committee, who was in charce
in ahsenca of chairman Hubbell. The
crowd besrigrd the houo nearly
all night, and the glorious news
from all qnarlers was greeted with shouts
that made the night resound again aud
again. The jollifications have been all
one way this ytar. The results already
reported place in a rather ridiculous light
the democratic calculations on the electoral
vote next year. Oret-on and Wisconsin
they have put down as "doubtful states,"
while Connecticut, New York, New Jcr
cy and Indiana they put in the democratic
column. By this figuring the democrats
make for thtir side 2.)3 votes, cive the
Republicans 153 and leave 13 doubtful.
This is a striking confession of weakness.
Oregon is not a doubtful state it is Re
publican. Wi-consia is now so surely
Republican that it is simply absurd to
call it doubtful. Connecticut and New
Jersey are
.-3te Republican states also, i -c.i-- i - ... . -.
- ...,. oi uiianieresieu witnesses, as neany irec
i here is wort going on in Indiana that r i- - - -i ,. .
. . - . b . ,. " ' from objection as poscjc, and ;nth thts
will swing mar s.ate into I.ae. J Lercfure Pn(1 :n v:, ,A.nl - t ,. ,Mz.n i
it we give up New lork i which we doii-re, k. u - '
,, v , , . of persons who are members ot or imme-1
not ao by any means) we shall have a ' i- . i . i - v t e -. r t
- - r-T. - , 7 . ! diateJy connected with the family of th-
maiorttvof21 in tho electoral collece ' i - .- i - - - I
t,.- A . , tv-u'a' ,u",':sC- c'jimant, except in cases where it is im-
TIhs ought tosatusfy any reasonable party. I pible or impractib'c for the claimant
It, s announced to-diy that Gen. Grant t0 rarcL,h othcr lfc-:imnay. Ia Mch
w,l have an important "Cgetoddijcrje, nil0n ,,- mat:D5 affiarit of the
o the people of the United States, wtan factJ Aomin& t0 your ,atLctjoa, tbe
he ainves w Chicago, and this generally ioiposibiKty 0f furnishing other tcctinvi-'
supscd to be Ins uecI.Dat.on of any.fur-; you ndl testimony aho ''
ther poutieal honow. dhoal. i that be the ' may aUe '
sue. many surmisj tr.a: he will turn his , ro elici: from wItDeaes .
favor to Senator mdom of M,nnesOtaf ( of ficts reIatirc to lhe chiui3nf s rLbt t0
who ishis warm friend. Senator Win Join I mitc the desired entm "
has done noble servi ? in the Senate, and In MvileA the tmQnv flf,
nowhefaasnmed his state by a good relative shoH be reeavoJ. but will be'
U33jrriiy, wuntut ruacQ outside 2ii He
- ; - , "u-iut.-ii. ue
w worthv of ail hon-r.
1.t. &.- fc ,-. :.i ... -
tribute to his grand work, the Mississippi
river jetties The merchants aud ship
pers t-,y thit the channel is new for the
first time, perfectly safe ibr ifae largest
n ivicauoa. Jlrp.
i.i rt.
'TiaRKK !iU-X)
Under date ol Sept. I the Secretary
of the Interior decide nveral cay ap
pealed to hiru from the Couiudioncr of
the Iacd Office, and enihracoi in hU de
cision the followifc matter of the tttinct
importance to all H:ekiu timber claim.
M ll" raYiu many at-ctioai which
! have heretofore been rejected are now
mbject to timber entry.
Hy the third section of the act of
.luce Hth, lc-7, a party applying lor th
benefits of raid act is required to make
oath "that the section of land ,'cciSed
in my Mid application U compord! ei-
clusively of praino iande, or oilier landi
in a Hxtion ontaiuin trees of any kind
were deluded from jntry.
In this I think you erre.L Titular i?
dtUiiL'd to be "that kind of rood which
proper fur buildiug or tools, utcnila,
fumitaro, carriage:, fence.-, and ships
iaDj -sut:u k- lll act sayci that the
section in which an entry is made muM
be di void of timber, but it doesn't .-ay it
uu?t be devoid of treM, nor do .1 think
j t" languase ued will warrant the con
jstruction thut all trees are considered a
j timber, for there are -veral varieties of
i stua'l trees, auch us willow and the like,
I out of which timber cannot bo inanuftc-
lured. J he true intention ot the set, I
think, was that the section of laud in
which the entry was made for the culti
vation of timber, should be naturally de
void of timber trees, such a3 pine, oak.
ash, maple, elm, walnut, hickory and
other timber trees. I do not think, how
ever, that it was the intention of U'onrre.ss
thut cotrio? should bo allowed of lands
containing Krowin timber trees of any of
the above varieties, for the purpose of
the act wis to encourage the cultivation
of timber trees, and if that clans of tpjes
arc growing naturally on the land the ob
ject of the law uukets will lie accomplished
by natural means and thero will be no
necessity for rccourso to artificial cultiva
tion. Where a section of land contiins
a few oittoRwoJ tiecs 'cattercil along
tho banks of a stream of water,! do not
think it shouid be exclude 1 from entry.
The eottonwood belongs tn the poj hr
varieties, aud while the necessity of the
settler may sometimes compel them to
u'e it as timber, it is uot properly a liui
ber tree, the species' to which it belongs
being of rapid growth, soft woo i, and
gem rally used fir ornamental purposes.
The ttmlwr culturj ucc of M irch .5.
1S73, and the act o? March 1 1, I 7 1, con
tained no provisions relative to tho char
acter of the land which were allowed to
be entered, but both of s'icli acts allowed
he UommisMoncr of the General Land
Oilice to make such rules and regulations
consistent therewith as were necessary to
cairy their piovUions into effect.
Under the authority thus given, a form
of affidavit was prescribed by your office
by which the applicant was required to
swear, "that the section of land specified
in my said application is CJinpos2d exclu
sively of priirie lands naturally devoid of
timber.' The onlv difference between
the language of this regulation an 1 that
contained in tho act of June 13, 1S7, is
that the word "naturally" is left out of
the act of Congress and the words "or
other landp" arc added. The obvi-m in
tention of both of these requirements is
the same, viz: That such Unds only a.s
were naturally devoid of timber should be
allowed to be entered, and 1 do not think
that in the construction of this statute
there should be a wide departure from
the construction placed oa the former
regulations of your office.
After a careful con.stdcratiou of the
question presented I am of the opinion
that where a section of land contains any
piue. oak, ash, elm, maple, walnut, hickory,
or other natural timber trees, an entry for
the cultivation of timber should not bo '
permitted, a.s such sections cannot be I
considered aa devoid of timber under a '
reasonable construction of the law.
Very Respectfully,
A. Bell, Acting Secretary.
To Commissioner General Land Ojice,
DErAnTMENT OF THE IXTEttlOB, )
General JiAMi Office, M
Washington, D. 0 , Oct. 7, 170. 1 j
Gentlemen. It is desired that the tes-
timony offered by pre-emption and home-
stead claimants at the time of making
final proof of their personal qualifications,
and compliance -vith the requirements of
the law under which they c'aim. shill be
jj i i - r '
.considered only insofar as it corroborates,,
I - - j - , ., , f
! ;Hio.ecMdMeewith the neal tenor f
of the evidence of disinterested persons.
ery Respectfully,
J. M. ASJIaXtlOXGi
Acting Coranjissioaer.
To Register and Receivers, Wailed St:Us
t S.j ...
(Farmers 1 totienltorists.
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ly i'c;al ar-r.s:nent th Ciller an I
the Hural .Yrsr Yorker, (whxii ta a 1
pas niustntcl err'tultarxl wrlJy) wJJ
twin t e tent to one ati-lrca. oocvcir, tor
only I bK Every mbs-ribcr who ao-
e:pt.' thb tifer vrili lo rccr tve a packige
of the plant ard wU of iLe
C-'riat Ueetl Dlstribu'icui
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FRKK, whtcb ifreir, H va'U'd at j'i '
Hy tht.'1 ijfeat offer we have . cured to our j
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reader two of Oic btst pier, an-i i w -
tv .: r...i...n i . . . i -.- r ,
lection ol valuable ecci. total value tU.bO
which we arte to eai for t remarka
bly lrtr pnce mcid above ! A fud illu
trulfd drf-criiilit.c of the .m1h and nlriU
;i! ,: m l trfc., n,.K- f..r .,..J
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copy to the Rut til AVur Yorker, New
York City. Below we give a ondcned
list of the tcd. aud plants thm are of
fered:
St. The Cutltbert R'tnrry Tvo
plants. K. P. Roe faj'a of it. "A firu
I can now judge, it s'eems to me the mo?t
valuab'o Raspberry, ami I have planted
five times a; mary of this variety aa of
all others put together."
T. S. Force say?: "No IU'-pberry can
be more highly recommended for general
purposes."
Charles Downing says: "I cxmsider it J
the most promising Raspberry before the
public, a- far xs toted."
J. T. Lovett says: "It Is the perfect
Raspberry."
It i- at ooce the highest flavored, larg
est, most prolific an 1 hardy variety of Red
Raspberry known.
2nd. The Tilt phone Vw. The new
KtiL'lish Pea. At prascnt held in Kng
laud st $30 per burhel at wlude.-vile.
3rd. Mld Rtnoh'ed 0:". Mr.
MolJ, of Krigland, is the iutrvluctr of
thin variety. On the farm of tbe Rural
Xeuh- Yorker it yielded, lat season, at the
rate of -6 budiels per acre.
1th. Aliits iii'nric'i. One of the hardi
est nt.d mot beautiful Kvrrgreen- known.
oth. Sreit's f Sdo'jno'iitt, SoulaiHieu
r, AfTi'ifi, .irn.7ii;i(iiit Fritter!, Ghu
cu and Ciiit'rclht.
6t!i. 6Vi from StrLi'j of tin
beautiful and new lilx Kmmph'ri. Hardy.
7th. i'rds if the rjJendcd Pipe Vine,
Aristolochi.a Siphn. Hardy.
Mb. S'C-ijtoflheAItii-Root, IporiKL-.a
leptiiphylli. Ilirdv.
yth. irfds nf lUh't k Xeto Aguilegbu
bearing the largest flower of any of the
Colu.ubincr.
10th. Jlyhrid Fcntstanons. New,
beautiful, hardy.
N. B. The above rare collections tf
ieeds me esfin.atcd to be worth over
$2.30. Many of them cannot at present
be purchased.
The Wrekly
Nebraska State Journal.
During the coming year the political
affoi'S nf the Xa'hn, and the di-cusion
growing out of theai. will asiutii'j an im
portance rsrely rqualed in our hi-tory.
THE l'l'.IDENTlAl. fAMPAIrt.V
will be :. tt.ctiinrjljle content second, pcr
haps.in nngnitude aid bitterness, to noue
that have proceeded it. Tho
CENCl'S OK TH E UNITED STATES
will be taken, including the re appor'ion
mnt of C ogre ianal RVpro-oitaiive ,
and tho rhi'iing of the balance of pjwer,
and the readjustment of the influence of
sections.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
of all parties will ptrecde the Prciidcntisl
Election, and the Plitfjrms will deter
mine the course of Legislation and tha
Policy of tha Gj7eromeat for auother
four years.
OCR STATE ELECTIONS
for Members of both Branches of the
Legislature, involving the clecti'ia of an
U. S. Senator, and for a full Executive
Ticket, will occur.
CONOHEiS CONVENES
in December, for the "lone es-ion," and
qucttjns of vita! importance to the peo
ple, including The Indian ind Monr.nn
Problems, and the new attempt to asert
the sovereignty of tho crates a superior
to the power of the Nation, in the matter
of protecting the franohi-e, nn'l provilmc
for the purity of National Elections, will
be developed and debated by the leading
spirits of the Country.
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will be a lU'.thful epitome of these events,
and will fully pre-ent the merits of the
discus-iins provoked thereby, while at
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fully, all the current, foreien and domes
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1-cal as wdl as from etern commercial
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tional conventions.an I state Kcietics,aad
of the St:e Lerilaiur?.
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in Dartieu!ar.
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DBaLEK 15
Dry Goods and
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BOOTS and .SHOES
Hats? Caps, &
Ready JUade Clothing !
We hr3 tiis Larfl03t
Stock in the Valley and wii!
not be undersold.
GIVE US A CAXL, ONE & ALL
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QUSE.
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