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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1885)
tfSa iv;- nssswewsnes ' Lw w? Cloud Chief. -. h jju. .- f a-3 "ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY," AND $LSO A YEAR IS THE PRICE OF THE CHIEF. VOL XII. RED CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEB. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1885- NO. yr - - a. ' The Red ftf nonnanes1" 3 T SI t v-?. t & I I h h y Reliable Furniture and Undertaking House ppposite Postofflce. My stock of Furniture and Mortuary Goods, is the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE ever brought to the the RepuDLcan Valley, and my prices can not fail to please. RED CLOUD CHIEF t " KTfSY FBIDAT BT ' A. C. HOSMER. Ml SUBfCttlPTION: Mtm . - - lee ess, ant save ha, 75. dHNW.fcuu ith. ... 5T. aaHeres at m 1 esteflse la Rei Oloa s san er ef the mni elass. B If. Time Table. Arrive. Leave. ltof 3a to Crete, nail. 0:4&am :2Sam y:&riaia 7:60pm 10:15pm . 74Gam . y.-soain , 8 Wain .7J0pm 7:40ps , 10:00ptn vxiern ana HssUacs sip. nail" to ueuvsr. aadaaa to Oxford exp vms ie jura ijoua nan..., "Cauaea ball" to Kansas C 4 0nleace tall ii;30 express and Crete Hastings aad Crete Qaltt far ana liastlar mall make eaaacctloas at Denver. Ckiceiro threujrii train. aatlacs aut Oxford tram brlags pscaogsrs Oalcago to iMTcr express. A. J Waxen, Ticket Ageut. COUNTY 0FF1CFKS. (nan P. Bayba, County Clerk. na. Buscuow, Couuty Treasurer. so. O. Yeiaer, Couuty Judge. J. W. Warren, Sheriff. -tHiM. W. Springer, Superintendent vj Public Instruction. G p. Rinker, County Surveyor. LM, Moaena. County Gorouer. Ussb L. Miller, ) Jdo. McCallum. County Com. I. B. Hampton, S T . . Business Directory. of lO.B.STAN8ER, J AUCTIONEER. - - - NEBRASKA MfGKS f Nflf ANDERSON, $ SURVEYOR, Ordero left at the Abstract office will receive prompt attention. REICIX)UD - - NEBRASKA J W.TULLE.YS, m!d., HOMCROPATHIC PHYSICIAN, tU. 8. Examining Surgeon. WFtra uppouie Bask Red Cloud. First National t r . t-IcKEEBY, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Orricav-PIret doo"wet of Cook's drug store, gca hour.! from 9 to XX a. m 1 to 4. and? to s K be. Krai leaee blocks west at court ouse. JJUCIXJOU. ... NEBRASKA. D DAKERELL, M. D., FHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, R,d Cloud, Nebraska. ar-s'ar tht atw psstofles. k. RICKARDS, ATTORNEYS. Rem Clou.. Nebraska. Iu Smith Broc. Uw office. C W. Kalei .. J. L. Kalky. . Kaley Bros. A TTOINKYI AT LAW. HET CLOUD, NEB. Ant forhe B. & M. R- K. Lands O.O.Cas. Jx. McXaxv. Case 3c McNeny, A TTORKEYH -VXD COUNSELORS AT LAW trn nrurf- In fill -mirts of tliist state. leettaasaswell a litigated business careful- Ir aad esldently attended to. Abstracts lurmxh- ASiS3S-?-Ftat Katlonal Bank. Sed Qi4, Xeto. i. jjR. C. SCEENC, PHYSCIaN AND SURGEON, jf Cot.'les, Nebraska. ProfeMional calls promptly attended. Ornci: At! residence Cowlea. 8-51" f y a.E.Jfeora.tst " J- Miacr.V FsM. Jdbi- Maare, Cashier ' . First National Bank RED CLPUL7 iStitJ- aasai a cw;al bar.ciaf aaaiaMa. hay aa4 mtmmi sSiai Vtrirt aaaaa. BvaaiaaU .DUJXCTOKS: iLCUmtsalt W.S m mm ??z 'r:.BB.asa.'.-liMrAlJBBaraastaaaaa4 reeefen --is -mmmm r-z--z -3 tv.-w k.i qCM T . . m -.. . .V .& X.W. mT . .9..... .m U &. . ' W V $- riwiwVsjSwtc. .xt IPX 'yK .-, BUY . YOUR AT THE.O R.L. Nebraska -DE 4L.ERS IW- LUMBER, LATH, 8HINGLFS RED CLOUD DRY LUMBER 4 SPECIALTY, BOI.l AT THE a PAPER House and Sign Painter Grainer and Glazier. All kinds of Fancy and Plain wall Decora tions Promptly and Neatly Done. Get my terms before you have your work done. Work guaranteed: WALKER & BRAKEFIELD, , DE A LERS IN Pumps, Wind Mills, Well Tubing AntTEverythinff In ourllino. "When wanting anythicjr in tho Pump Windmill line it will pay you to oee us. Our Prices are the LowoBtand ".Work .Guaranteed. OFPICE On ThirdAvenue.Opposito Miner Bros., Store, Rod Oloud Nebraska. Don't.faXto'teeus before buylnar. WALL PAPBB TSTall I tak pleasure in callinff tho attention of tho citizens of Red Cloud and vicinity to tho largo and complete stock of Wall Paper, Window Shades, &c, That I am Just opening". Thoso goods are all of tne BEST and LATEST PATTERNS At Reasonable Prices ! Call and look at samples. No trouble to show toods. C. ,L. COT TING, Druggist and Bookseller, Red Cloud WILLIAM GATES, rROFKIETOi: OF RED CLOUD MEAT MARKET, Glret Ttoor Ifouth ct sttr. PBESH AJ.T) S AL MEATS, FISH POULTRY, Oysters, Sausage, Bolonga, " Scc fec Always oi hand. Caki and aert them wneileveryc a want ' the .best and the sweetest meats. mHAgeiit, JLXBOT.XEB.' ff Jar 9sSBBBBar!jUsJBS FwClPti.iSSSW JISsrBBSBsr wssr 3Bsssyssss!ssss5 ..sssr Sbsbs Sold in Bed Cloni ty ,A. A. POPE. r, , ft- ,- - z- r. -,- - -k - ' . "" ' l k . Tl ,,- . .. . ,rj-sT- - v- r ."- w - - - '- i' . -szzcjl. ,. UVa..., -:- -' .- -: t "-riw:...v5A: '-' A r,.. .-; -; c--... ' ik y,.;2aS t .t. . t. -w1 j." - - i ' '. '. .a. ...ih.j' t tz t j. . n.. u - "ew'ta-'i.."!. "i- -?t-5ir -i r.'. - -j.: --" . j.w j-. . c i. - , . - ? . a.- "-, a!iwj'-: jggjfc jgtr-feti " ..- - . 'J.B1T iiJ "N siennslniJipeea GODS T TINKER. Lumber Co, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AC. NEBRASKA .(O). THE BEST IN IE 1CA RKET AND LOWEST jrRIC fi . A. SWISH , Paper WALL PAPER Acme Pulverizer, Efseratii Leyclr. snbjects the oIl to the act ioa of steel Craabcr aad LctT . !er, and th cattloe Irtruw- n.m. Pwciof dwatJlaiafle steclcoal- - J raafesaetstaf irUskcir Immeii Cutting Power ! .Tke trre eara3a of nwkter lasas.leTcl!i SfS w?wwaBycmsssgttjBjs.fcrWL - iBfllllHlVli a llSuaSMI. swbst josgMSrWLTTsssisBgaaaisssssag. Isy'iitt ft TlBnWMnBjPsri WKSfSkmSs -,,rfJ "TTETsWsK3iSSSsBsSsf3BlBll! jgySTLMSSSSBWyjSS&T,Jfc" " sl v Z2SBS3arTmmm S"" SSBBSSSSVIBsBlBSSSSSSSvCsBSVw BBbbsssssssssssssssbssssS - "V '- Z- ' "' V - 'I " ,.'-, v -enwil9ss)nn1nswV" nns'nnnnnnnnnl'Bn sn"?- LEGAL NOTICE. rIIENKWKN(!LAM MOKTCAOE SBCU rity Coujpviy, ia corj'"stionH'WQtff.l Isaac II. Hiimmell, Marr C. fltunmelL Kov Flshtr. admlnijtratrjx of fhailc M. ThbT. dfce&;d. Kov; KlsLer. M)TtIi: Fisher, tof ant ln-Ir of (."baric M. f iber. defifiKtauU. Iwac II Hutumell ami liar' (. ilutnmdl, Je f:r(xnt. r.Ul tak notice that on the awh aay of Mrch. IJtiC, The New j.giand Xorttfarc -irurlty Company filed lu jtition In Uie illstrlrt ourt of Welnter couuty, rbraki, Hjrains: saM defeadiit5trt :tl. the olijrct and irarr o! which an- to foreclose a mortae cxeutd br said defendants. Isaac U Huiruell anil MarvC. Uumiiie!! to tt, jtlalutif!. u:i tivct hlf of the nortii-wcM quarter of section twelve (13) In t4maliip three (.1). north of runs rirven (it), WetMter count). Nebraska, to secure the pay ment of one certain cotin note dated .I:uiuar H.lto. fori-OO. ana inu-rct. due Ihrembcr f, 1W4. That there Is now due on ?M couon note tlm sum of 3I7J0. with Interest fmm Ikwinber l, lt. at 10 jr cent, pi-r annum. I'lalnn prav for a decree thit defviidunt !, reoulred to n.iv tho fcaije, or that said premies be -old to satl I) Uie dJnouul found due. You are required to an;ver aid petition ou or beforo the the I8tb dxyof May 1K5. Tirs Xbw K.nclanu Moutu;b Heccritt CoxfAyy. lly Its Attorneys, DHv.orth. Smith & Dllworth. Dated Maixli no. in. 155i NOTICE TIMBER CULTURE. U 3 1-ind ofnee,!SIootiiloctont 5eb, March 'iM, 181 tlOMPLAINT IIAVI.NC UEKX KNTKKEn AT ; this O.llcu by Maithrw It. ik'titJev agjijnst Charles Kaley, ,r., lor futlure to comply with httvas to Tlmt'er-CuSture entry ntunhr W. dat ed April 27, l75, inm the wit ',. -t H. section 6. Jov.lillhi I. rATUti II. in WebMrr countv. Neb. MithaIc tocjinc-ll.it Ion of viid er.trj: con testant i alleging that (. harb-s Kalcy hr. has fail cd for the last three) ears to proUct and culti vate the tinder on said land, and that the re ((Hired numtrer oftrees on which to make final proof are not upon sald Innd.the sahl parties are hereby hummoned toapifar at this ohlce on the Jth day of May. 1 v5. at : "clock. a m. to ritnd aud funilsh testimony roiu-eriilnj said alleg-il failure. .lames McXeny. Xotan rublic. Is here by aiointeil to Ukototimouv to this case at his office In Ited Cloud. Xeb. ou the 5th dy of May, 1M3. 10 A. M. S. V SwiT7.cn, Register. R. W. llo.vir.OMEKV, llccenrcr. iVflir ii i i i ii j LEGAL NOTICE nOIAX!Kl,E. IJLTlC. XOX KKSIDKXT DI I Iciul.mt: Vonnrc hcrc-bv notifiol tii;it on tli3tli ilny of Ajiril. isVi. Alfred W Ittuiklv. Iil.iintill. ilid Itli' Ins petition in thfilistrict conn of WVlMi-r county. Xohnuka. ntalut ou. tin object and pnucr of which isto reenwra Jml ineiit against joii for tlir Mim ot 5ito.w with intorost tncrcon from the iJate last afotcsnlrt. IjoJiik money dnr on a note cccnteil and dcltvcrcd by ou to ..(!(! tilaintitl on the lt day ol .Inly V6-a. for $313, bearing lntvn5t at cisht er cent, from datt". a:n ujo!i which there It now diis thf sum of f3Tj.2,and also cpoivnn afconntjjor money t.tal jom ami Root is ana nivrciiaiKi.sc ioiu .inn deliv ered trt j on at jour iiLstancc and n'o.ucst. upon which account tht-ru iuov due and ovii:j; irorn defendant to plaintiff the Mini of .it7..M. Von and all j)Cious now Interested, or hereafter to become interested, are hereby notified that on the date hrt abot e named an orocr of attach, inent, issued out of said court to satisfy vrid sum of $710.09. nith interest thereon from that date at eicht jer cent, and which said order of atUcninent was levied on the wot j north-ca.st . and weit H southeast of evtton .', tin sldp 'J, north rainn; 12 west. In ald county as laud ou'ucdaud i'eloiiKin to ou. bmthe leu.il title to which is'm Catharine Cltitci:. You are further notiiied to answer or plead to said Petition ou Or before the 'iith dayot May. 1-V. ou will also take notice that on the iiitli day of May, Jsxs. between the hours ot in a. in. and 3 p. nt. at the law ofneeof Albert and Albert, in IVd.ir Rapids. I.li)ti county, I0W4, the .said plaiutlfl will take the depositions ot Alfred V Kunkle and 1 J Fisher, to be used as evidence in this action. Dated at Red Cloud, Xeb., April Itth. tt. Alfrki V. Ri'MtLC. Plaintiff. 37-tw lty Kal-y linn., his :ittorn-s. BOAD NOTICE. t TATE OF XHBKASKA. webstek rorx uny concern: The D ty. sh: To all whom it comnils.sloner apr-olnted to vicwand reiort up on a rtaln road praed for in a certain petition duly binned and filed with the county clerk of said county, asking tl.tta public road be locat ed as follows: To run north and south through MKlinns i and 33, In towns, raue lowest, and hcctlou 4 in" town i.', raiKC 10 wet, In Wclstcr county; said line to commence in center, rnn iriuK east and west at established roj.d. so rods mrth ueet..;j lino In section jj. thenc fonth through center, running south tlmnuh .section 4, in township'.', range 10. all In elter county, Xcbraska. lit.ikmc iilstaint 2l4 mile, has re ported favorable and recommend.s the eitablish ineiit of said road a.s iraed fr r In wild petition and that no damages be allowed for right of way. All objections thereto or claims for dam ages must be filed in the clerk's ofllcc of said couuty. on or before noon of .Saturday, June '.". A I). iWi. or such road will be established with out reference. Ited CIcud, Xeb., April 15. 1(W5. 37-4w J. 1. Hai ha, county clerk. BOAD NOTICE. CTATKOF NEBRASKA. WEBSTER COUX- ty, s: To all whom It mny concent: The commissioner apindntcd to view and report uj on a certain mail prjteil for in a certain peti tion duly signed aud filed with the comity clerk of Webster YoimlY, asking that a public road be located as follows: Cniniiiencln? at the nortn w,t corner of stations 27. tp 1. range to, cl tr countv. Xeb.. thence runnlni; south on sv tloa line between sections 27 and 2'. 33 and ,ii, to .itate line, terminating at w corner of c34. of tp l, range 10 afirt-ald. in Webster couuty. county, Xebraka, has reported faorable and rccoirimend' the establishment of ald road. and that no damages tc alloived lor right of way. All objections thereto or claims for damages uiu?t le filed in the county clerk's ofilco of aid cua ty. on or before Saturday, .lone ji. 1SST.. or such raid virin be established without reference. Ked Cloud. Xeb.. Annl 1. IKvX 37-4W J. I. 11a. zt k. County C!f rk. LEGAL NOTICE. TO RAXSOML.TAXXEK.XoX 1ILSIDEXT I defendant; . , You are r-bv notified that on the 3d dav of April, JJ. Hcnnet'.a K I'anner. filed a pj-tltlon calnt vou in tbe d, strict court of Webster county, i"ebr..Vi. ti object and pra"r of which anr t ri ' u M.orce from jou on tho cnturnd f "ai dnmktnnew, faSlure to ppine-. -. t k& of life for her. creel treatment a -mIuH -ry. Vou are required to answer am - -i ,tr t?cfore Moaday. tee IStbday jfM.-y. -v ,..,- UitK.Rrr si T'KR. riAlntlfr. 0M-.T lTi3"... Bro?..fcer attorneys. PUnUC XOTItE NrOTHJE 13 HETSEBY I . nf lnoirrvrxtIf i;i"EX TTfAT ARTT on haebecn filtsi in the nf -ti1 rfirtoration il proDT ofi5cc. Thn nam ol said corporation is ice iy; - . . rgan rl b:i lag a general I'tmher buslae-ss. anoin uurincaqa sailing all V.luds of soods and m-rrchyidl taintrsr tbarvto. indadicgcoal. at tbe t luuc ill- mil Of thoKsaua dol sr?. to be paid In as directed ly date of subscribing aa. acd powef to icc.ft? "said capital stock to raro bandred ttjocsaad del- I raence on'ntfe 1 day cTf February.. 1 SS I. anil ccra- UltTUUSlWr? Us 2Ji- v -a-v --r -. tlnac until tae 1st day o FebrBary; it Tie itocic pa;ti In ThebOMnes of ssld carroratJiTO 5ball be arnductetl by a board nf sevaa directcra Fbruarji3. lfe4- K. D. Joares, rrw54aii. kk-Mr&toRto. L4TBT AH)P0IIPTE$r KsBtE ra?Ka mwibit v ui;ituj ri"-.-;. t .1. rr bm.... it. .....mrv. place of transAstrac oustness. uen Uiouu. .c- (U.V.. innnn.1 tnr thf nnrTV? Of tran3CJ- lied CIos-J. With bracco j-ansann oizira a-sacti other to-nsaa the board of directors faay de sr,,. wBh ? rnii.-o :ol''jc of one nusreu lilSQebt amount ot inaeowoss ur .ij Jicli said poratiac i at any tin- abert ir..jf r.iiiT5 . i-jif tirt! amoKKt cf capita! JOB WORK, jiarx . . Immau aa . - aucsiss m . ?w" wksssu ecwaS nnnnaiSBS ia MaaMwsflAsaV AAaMtfJtta : ti u nA. Maizes' vaa mmg a as w vn"vw a aasaswssa ewssesssnv anaaansn - - W.. m, aMBM BaSHaSW - -- -- -- -- ,! -f . mimm .M m.. m i m m . m . . -. .. . . . - m . ji- -' i-.. - r -, . -- -rv - mm mmm bb.-' mmm- - 1EST IQDB BARTB POffDEB TO-DAI1 THI TlftTt PUa(eptfowneaa hot mm matt fcf 1, DOES SOT C0NTAI3 AXV05IA. na aauraimsuB aia NEVER la ailUtoa hoi for quarter of mmtarj is kss tW4 i wnwnni1 raUahl tMt. THE TEST OF THE 0YE1. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Dr. Price's Special F!a?orin Extracts, A(llrl,BMWWHlMl Dr. Price's Lupvlli Ytatt flit rr Llf kt. U)lkT Brstil. Tk Tt Dry Y.l la th WrU. FOR CHICAGO. ALI BY CKOCCS9. ST. LOUIS.' x. WB& SPECIAL EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE Purest and stroncest NiJurnl Pmlt F1anr Vanilh. Irnion. Orange, Almond. Kose, etc-, Cavor as delicately and naturally as the fruit. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., cniCAco. r. lotna. Drugs I Drugs I HEp.Y COOK. Drugs, Paints, Gils Notions, Wall Paper, Ac Red Cioud, - Nebraska Harness Shop BY J. L. MILLER. I nSAI.SK IX ITAIIN.SS' COLLARS, SADDLE?, U0IISE-1JLANKE1U null's. COMBS, BRUSHES, HARNESS OIL And nvcry thing usually kept in a first class shun. Two doors north of let Nat. Bank RED CLOUD. NEB. THE CITY Drug Store ! R. R. Sherer, Prop. Mmto k Paints, OILS AND DRUCS. Pro rlstsrv Msdiclnsa a Spssiaity xsm?HK&T.si?nrir.a3 90BTICIILTVBUT axu BCAuaa tv OENSBAI. Nursery Stock! A I liavs aafl sesie exerleoe la tbe Xerry auiiDsi, t uunv i caa iBrstsayou x.vv i-t su j Home Grown Nurseries! Aa4 wooU ask a ihars of ths trade XO. O. YttSKR. UsoaaKUxx.- K. X. Vaura .69, Q. m I h, HED CLOUD, XEB. 4 nCes fraai b4 CJ tragedy eer easar nsMrratiea. mase.erwsaji- irasae assaa wen sse3xt.Boee sv i acres w fan,ra SltM arVe JCe.1. Ml asswa4K tun to enact th i ir w T wma)a. E9 r t'TyjiP' 1 2?3 anjsraaMs C orrascT i tern t a a WSZSHM " Real Estate Agents z ' w. rmrn m i u. - . saisaw ewaa eeatueea.es ewsea lessaarT Assassse sssaez eesareaw- aasM- The Red Cloud Chief A.C, HOSMCR Prfltr FRIDAY. ArRIL 24. !M. Wlfe'a Appeal to Her Haafcaa. MM." ' Ton took mc. Hrnry. wttaa a girl. lata home And hrsrt. To tear In all your aftrr-faii a fosd aad f alUV rut part: And tell me, hare I ever tried taal duty ta foreo. ' Or plwi ther vm not Joy for bo when you were sunk la wot? !Co. I would rmtbrr share your rrlaf thaaother eopbV fs: For ihnuch you're noth'ng to the wcrJd, you'ra all tbe world to me; . Too mke palaoe of my tked. tha rout, hewn lynch a throne, , Taere's cunilght for me la yoar f asllts atSS aiualc in your tone. I look upon yon when yo sleep y ye with ur jrrnw dlml ! cry. "1 Parent of the poor, took down from heaven on him! Behold htm toll from dsy so day, exhaatla tivnjrth and soul. Look down in merer on blm. Lord, for Thou caut make blra whole I" And h.n at last rrllcTlnr ! aa ciclldi smllrtl. How oh sre they forbid to cloae 1a i oa my losnber brtnTcblMI I take tbc mtlt munaurer that savl!s ray spaa of rrL And f-c! n is a part of tace I breast. bo!S upoa say There's only one rctura I crare I may aotj hwl tt lorr- And It may sootfiw theo when I'm whcr tha Wretched felno wron: I ask not for a ktndvr tone, for thou wert crer' kind: I ask not for leas frugal fare my fare I do aot mlud. I ask not for morn gity sttlro iftucbaslhava Su tllcu ta make tno fair to thcs for mora I raur mur not; But 1 should uk some shsrc of hours that yoa " In tnilbeto: Of knowpig that you prtto to snuca. saay I not something knuwr Subtract from meetlnrs arnonftt SWI vsws ere an notir ror me: Make me compsnion for your soul, M I ay surely ix; If you will re.t. I'll sit and work; thea thtaa, when you're tir. Les tt-lluu 1 thill flud the time, dear Hcary, of jourstay. A mwt compsn'on soon I'll be for e'en ptudtous hours. yor And U-Ncher nf thoso little ones you call your csttire tlowcrs! And If we ! not rich and treat, wo way ba wlcttud kind! And s my heart can warm your Lesrt, so uisy my inln.l j our inlndt II PRESIDENTIAL VOVEUTY Few of Oar Ksecntlvra WIia Hava Fortotiea llrhlnd Tbasa. f-aft John Adnms. at the apo of C8, aftr twinty-ix years of continuous public service, writes a correspondent to tho Clovoland Ltndcr, retired to his llulo estate near Qufnry, Mass., with barely enough property to givo him tho needs of life on n farm and tho only tiling he fjot from the United States (luring his alter years was the privilege of receiv ing and Bending his letters without post age. Thomas Jefferson had to Ijorrow somothing leas than tlO.000 of a Rich mond bank to pay hU debts liefore ho left the white house, and tho history of the l&st seventeen years of his lifoisooo of utmost continuous iinancisl embar rassment. During tho forty-four years which he devoted to the service of his country his property dwindled away and his estate became involvod. In asking for the above loan he says: "My nights vJll bo almost sleepless, as noth ing could bo more distressing to me than to have debt here (in Washington) unpaid, if. indeed. I should be Knnit ted to depart with them unpaid, of which I am hv uo means crtaia." He obtained the loan, but he went from Washington still owing 20,000, aud a few years later he waM forced to evil his library, which he had ba sitty years in gathering to reliere his neces sities. Cougrcss, pandmonious theu M now, valueil it at half iu cost, and cave him rAOOQ for what vu worth &0. 000. In 1819 and 1820 there were hard times in this country, and Jefferson, now a man of 77. lost 120,000 by in dorsing for a friend, and he tried to re lieve himdf by wiling some of his lands. But times were bad and there were no purchasers. Land would sot bring more than one-third of its value, and at tha request of the old cx-presi-dent tho Virginia legislature paasctl aa act permitting him to dUpose of Moati- cello by a lottery. This fact was noised about ovr the countrr. and so many subscriptions came to his relief that the idea was given up. New York ralc4 t8,.0OO. Philadelphia sent 15.000. Balti more $3,000, and Jefferson, it U said, received tltcse moncjf pmudiy, saying: "No cent of this is wrung from.the tax payer. It is th Dure, upvlicited offr mg of love." He died 'at 83. bclierfng that his estate would support hxs chil dren. He was mbtaken. Continued hard thnes caused increased deprtsioB. and the mansion and the estate merely paid the debts which hung over them. Martha Jefferson, his daughter, lost ker home, and prepared to teach school, but the leg&iatures of South Carolina and Locisfana each voted her $10,000, and thb caabled her to die la comfort. Jefferson's oolr surviving rrasddaagh tei Mrs. MScklehaa, vtt ta poverty ia Gcorrdowu. and connreaa haa ralosed j-. -:. u- 1 I have before roe a newsnaser of 1326. 'jpaMished juston month alter Je$r- soa ccaia. ji coniain an navernae- 1 tnent of tne sale of MoatSceQo kv lot-. tery ia 1820. aad represent it na valued at$7I,00, ShndweU MOU, another estate of Jefferson, hi valned t $30,00"?. and the Albemarle estate nt &0. making a total of three prize worth $112,500. Tbe ticket are $10 each. and there are 11.477 Hank. President Madison lefl some nrossertr nt the tone of his death, hex ki. wisW, tee sMerjcm voiit. nraa lor e npes'tbe bread and hrna eid sccto aervsevt. het days were saade eeey eely ar een iprshsrriog from her tor $sV,00$ nhe anasnecrtMseeeeof Dse senate of tee cosetrtntiesnl eoavenUes wUes son had taken. ?Z& His died hi NswrTork. nsd it vesn nefore ha aedr sass. ws ? 4TWBS1 tfresBcnt onlv about cntervd tbe lower hottae of cS(pwt. After about sixteoa years of at nits there, he did in the capital la 1$9. claiming: "This U the end of tsftn; I ana content." John Qwiacv Adaaaj aV csraiulated propertv. aad tVa aoSMf nt which W lived in Waahington is now worth al least $90,000. and waa ttatU s few vrars ago ia the hands el Ida &. acendaata. Ilia family U weithy. nssf Cbarlee trascla AUawa la a railroad ns- bob. , Andrew Jackson gained nothlag (n wealth frora hh while house salary. It cost him. hesayt, avery oral of'h k pay his eipcBsea, and the moat of thf proccetU of his cotton crop in addilka. Ha returned from Waaninrton at WW cloee of his ssvot! term with jwf $90 in his pocket, to find his farm goinr to ruin and himself so deeply la debt that , he hai to sell part nf hie lanJa to get out. The paalo of !S37 dl4 aot anVct him, but In ItHS ha heeaaia isvoUfst through the dob: of aria adopted son, aud he hsd to lorrow $tO,0U from Frank Blair. Congraaa rwlievssf him somewhat during hi latter jwara bv refunding Hte ine of $1,000 wale ho had paid in New Orleans la 11, and this with the interest amounted. In IS 13, I think, to $?,700. Still, at tiw time of Jackson's death he owed morw than $16.0U0. and now his heirs hold only a life estate la the Hermitage by an act of the Tennessee legislature. Martin Van Burvn rUred fnim thn whit hou wealthy and ambitloua. Iks ran for a second t f'n aad waa defeased. Hu was a caudid-tte for aontiiiatioR when Tolk was nominated at Baltimore four ear later, and in 1943 he accept ed a nomination aa the "Kr Soil" can didate for the prenldeney and received 500,000 votes. Van Burvn wm a clos, cautious, nioney..ikitijf fellow. If got gool law feee, and began to learn economy while saving enough aa s young man to get married. At his es tate at Llndcuwald. where he ltvtd dur ing his lastj ears, he waa surrounded with books and comforts, and be left s manuscript on political parties in tho United States which hU son published in 1S67, five years alter his falher'a death. President Harrison owned n farm in Ohio when he was inaugural! prwal-. dent. It is safe to say he waa poor, for ho had Imhju lately doing the drudgery of the clerk of tho courts at Cincinnati. President Tyler supplied ranch of thef money which ran the white house oat of his own pocket, ami congress would not pay the salary of his private secretary. He. like Vau'Buren, was not satisAedl to learn politics at tho close of his terns and he died in 1"M. while serving na member of the confederate conjrresa. Moderately wealthy while here at Wash ington, he' left little to his children, and one of his sons is now a clerk in tbe treasury department at Washington. Zach'TavW waa by no means Wealthy when he died m the white house, Jawe K. Polk left a big house and enough to keep his widow, and Millard Fillmore, who started life as n wool-carder, sHsd ten Team ago. with enough of an eataU la Buffalo to create a lawsuit over tne) sanitv of his second wife. He toe, like Grant, a foreign tour nt the end nf his term, and waa n presidential een4i date in lttf as a leader of the know nothing. Jamee Buchanan did not leave such an eatatn aa enables! Harries Lane to keep Wneatlands, aad witnls the paet year it has been advertised for sale. Buchanan spent nil his salary an presideat while la Washington, and what be had left after paying his white house expense he gave in charity. He did not attempt to enter pelitien again and he died an unappreciated and die-' nppolnU.'d man. Abraham Lincoln died poor, and k waa due to congrese that his family was provided for. Andrew Johnson wen back to his house at Greenville, Tens. where he had started life aa s toiler, but he continued to take part In peUtles until hi death, in 187$. Jnet nefore nif death he had been- elected agaia is Uaited States senator, nted be seek k eat on the 5th of March. 1675. nt Ins special seesion convened ny CJcs. GrtfstV. u oiea ny a stroke or paralysis, left no fortune behind. Of the other president Grant i attic are agitating the eonatnr to-day. and Garfield a family U wealthy out through tiie voluntary mbaoriptioae of the people. Truly, a Sidney Ssftlth need to say, There U nothing as st peative as glory." i s Beej'e Meet. The season of beby'a meal should be household habit by the time he ia allowed to partake of cooked food. Do not blunt the seat which he osrht to bring to the cxTSstinanilos nf rernlar rsv tions br intervening aihWeaaeni knhe. He will learn te esneet ae! sleeesd npos these, nsd be dhKOSiesried when they nre withhehl. The frnctlee ef as neashsg him when reetlem, from what arerensse, hy thnsttinf s eracker. s Horn of breed, er. worse vet, a "kssek" of fnbrend or s 'ceoky" hte his kt.nd i dbeowstesanced hy wise meth ers. He hesmenr hi face aad slufhee, drop crvmh en the carpet nsd nasses s oontmnei wast for hismseht. Wses the hosr eomes tor seedtof . gfre Isismhsf esastnen of proper food, yroserly eee nsred. 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