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at smaller profits than ever. I want
your trade, and will try to make it to
your interest to corny and see me and
get prices. Have a complete stock of
groceries and wooden wire at lower
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whether at exdtast or mdztire ageato
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venial Baaiaa ampetite; so geaeral, so
early developed, that we aright abaoet
call it an instinct AkohoU of ceane.
is the Bwat popular, undr. ordinary cir- I
caauiaoces ue arose waocuTe, uu vj
far the iot widely dUTused of all stiav
alaat sabetaacea. From the Euphrates
o the Straits of Dover the Tine has
been from the earliest ages second only
to corn in popular estimation; wine,
next to bread, the most prized apd most
Mmversal article of human food.
The connection between Ceres and
Bacchus is found in almost every lan
guage as in the social life of every na
tion, from the warlike Assyrian Mon
archy, the stable hlerocratic despotism
of Egypt, to the modern French Re
public and German Empire. Corn it
self has furnished stimulants second in
popularity to wine alone; the spirit
which delighted the fiercer, "sterner
races of Northern Europe Swede, Nor
wegian and Dane,, St. Olaf and Harold
Hardrada. as their descendants of to
day; and the ale of our own Saxon and
Scandinavian ancestry, which neither
epirit, cider, nor Spanish wine has
superseded amon" ourselves. The vine,
again,, seems to nave been native to
America; but the civilized or semi-civilized
races of the southern and central
part of the Western Continent had
other more popular and more peculiar
stimulants, also for the most-part alco
holic. The palm, again, has furnished
to African and Asiatic tribes a spirit
not less potent or less noxious, not less
popular and probably not less primitive,
than whisky or beer.
'But where alcohol has been unknown,
among races to hose habits and tem
perament it was, alien, or in climates
where so powerful an excitant produced
effects too naloablv alarminz to be tol
erated by rulers or law-givers royal or
priestly, other and milder stimulants or
sedatives are found in equally universal
use. Till the white man introduced
among them his own destructive bever
ages, till the "fire-water" spread de
moralization and disease, tobacco was
the favorite indulgence of the red In
dian of North America, and very prob
ably of that mighty race which pre
ceded them and seems to have disap
peared before they came upon the scene
the Mound-builders, whose gigantic
works bear testimony to the existence
of an agriculture scarcely less advanced
or less prolific, a despotism probably
not less absolute than that of fcgypt.
Coffee has for ages beeu almost equal
ly dear to the Arab; tea has been to
China all that wine is and was to Eu
rope, probably from a still earlier per
iod, and has taken hold on the North
ern, as coffee and tobacco upon the
Southern, branches of the Tartar race.
Opium, or drugs resembling opium in
character, have been found as well suit
ed to the temper, as delightful to the
taste, of the quieter and nioro passivo
Oriental races as wine to the Aryan and
Semitic nations. The Malays, the 'Vik
ings of the East Indies, found in bhang
a drug the most exciting and madden
ing in its effects of any known to crril
ized or uncivilized man; a substitute
for opium or hasheesh bearing much
the same relation to thoso sedatives as
brandy or whisky to the light wines of
Southern Europe. Tw Motional Ec
view. Oecseasing Snowfall on the Sierras.
The snowfall on the Sierras has been
very light the past Winter. At the
Summit and Cisco the greatest average
depth falling at one time this year has
not exceeded six feet. The average fall
in former Winters has been over twenty
feet. In the Winters of 18G7-8, when
Cisco was the terminus of the Central
Pacific Railroad, the snow there fell to
a depth of over forty feet.
This was before the snow-sheds were
built when the railroad company had
over 1,000 men employed in shoveling
snow from the deep cuts between Blue
Canyon and Cisco. The passenger
trains at that time consisted of only
two coaches and one baggage car, and
were drawn the last eight miles from
Emigrant Gap to Cisco by eighteen
ten-wheel locomotives over 800 tons of
metal driving a. snow-plow as largo as
a two-story house in front of them. At
that time the line of the road wound
through a trackless forest, over forty
milts in length, stretching from Truckee
on the cast to Alta on the west, trains
frequently being brought to a standstill
by fallen trees obstructing the track.
Of the vast forests that then covered
the sides and crowned the summits of
the Sierras along the line of the road,
scarcely a vestige now remains. Since
the building of the road a swath over
twentv miles in breadth has been
.mowed through the ancient forests bor
dering the track, whose dark recesses
obscured by thick foliage had never
been penetrated by the rays of the sun
before the advent of the iron horse.
The decrease in the snowfall is said to
date from that event, and is mainly at
tributed to the fact of that portion of
the country being entirely denuded of
timber. Virginia City Chronicle
Hngh Conwav's story Dark Days,
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has attained a larger circulation than
his 'Called Back, two hundred thous
and copies of the former story having
been sold. No novelist has achieved
two such remarkable successes ia so
Sort a period of time.
Am Kiterpriain Reliable House.
Henry Cook can always be relied
upon not only to carry m stock the
best of every thins;, but to secure the
agency of such articles as haye well
known merit, ad art popular with
the people,'5 thereby sostaintae; the
reputation of beinit enterprising; and
very reliable. Having secured the
agency of the celebrated Dr King's
New Discovery for consumption and
will sell it on a positive guarantee. It
will surely cure any and every affec
tion of the throat and lungs, and to
show our confidence we invite you to
call and jet a trial bottle free.
Can any one bring us a case of kid
ney oy liver complaint that Electric
Bitters will not cure? We say tliey
can not, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily
rsccommendmg Electric Bitten, will
prove. Bright's disease, diabetue; weak
back, or any disease of the urinary
organs quickly cured. They purify the
blood aud regulate the bowels and
met directly on the diseased parts. Ev
ery bottle gnaianteec. For tale at 50c
a bottle by Henry Cook.
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abaamto nre for Bhematisin, Sprains, Paia la
the Back, Barns Galls,
relievint; and Healint; Bomesly
Notice of Special Election.
MOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN
x that on the r.th ilav of May, lfr,. at the
court-hotwe In Ked Cloud. Webster couuty, Ne
braska, the board of county rmnmlMiIoucr of
said county then :uid there in lawful .session, a
siwcUl election was onlercd by said board to
be held In and for Garfield precinct, at the usu
al place for holding elections therein. onthniUh
day of June. I8M. for the' purioe of voting on
the following uropoaillon:
Shall the county commissioners of Webster
county, Nebraska, ou the 1st day of July, 1Sn".
Issue special bonds of said date for (tarfleld
precinct to the atnomit of Sio. in !tiitmina
tions of 810O0 each, pavable to bearer twenty
years from the date thereof, and bearing Inter
est at the rate of six er cent.. i?r annum, pay
able annually on the litst day of July, In;, and of
each year thereafter, for the purosV of aiding in
the construction of a bridge- across the Ite
punlican river, south of the towu of lted Cloud,
at or near the range line between ranges ten and
eleven.
And shall the county commissioners of said
countv, in the year 1S0, and each vear thereaf
ter levy a sccial tax on the taxable properly
within the bounds of said precinct, sufticieut to
pay the Interest accruing on said ltouds. and
such additional tax and at such times as under
the laws of the state shall be required toiiav the
principal of hald bonds when the fcaiue shad be
come due.
Trovided that none of .ald lond.s hhall be sold
at less than the par or face value thereof.
Those voting 4n favor of said proposition will
have written or printed on thier ballots the
words 'For Precinct Itrldge Bonds.' Those vot
ing against said proitositlon will have written or
printed on their ballots the words "Against Pre
cinct Bridge Bond."
Dated Slay 6, ISM.
J. L. MlLt.KR,
Chairman board of county commissioners.
J P Bath a. county cleriu
Notice of Special Election.
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the tith day of May, 185, at the
court-house in Ked Cloud, Webster county, Ne
braska, the board of county commissioners of
said county, then and there being in lawful hes
nlon, a special election was ordered by said
board .to be held In anil for said county at the us
ual and appointed places for balding elections In
each precinct thereof, oiulie 9th day of June,
1885, lor the purpose of voting on the following
proposition:
Shall the county commissioner n of Webster
county, Nebraska, on the 1st day of Jnly. ls5,
for the purpose of aiding In the construction of
bridges across the Itepubllcan river and other
rivers and streams in said county issue the
bonds ot said county of said date, to the
amount of sixty thousand dollars in denomina
tions of one thousand dolhirs each, payable in
twenty years ftom the date thereof, bearing in
terest at the rate o( six per cent. ter annum,
payable annually on the 1st dav of July. 1WC,
and of each year thereafter, until the bonds are
paid. .
And shall the count? commissioners of said
countv levy a tax In the year ism, aud each year
thereitera upon the taxable proiierty In said
county to pay the Interest on said londs, and
scuh additional tax. aud at such times as may he
required under the laws of the state to pay the
principal ot said bonds when It s!i:ul become
dur.
Provided that none nf said bonds shall be
sold at less than the par or face value thereof.
Those voting in favor of said proposition will
have written or printea on their ballots the
words "For County Bridge Bonds." Thoe vot
ing against said proposition will have written or
printed on their bnllnts the words "Against
County Bridge Bonds.'
Dated May ti, 1885.
J. I.. MlM.KIt.
Chairman board of county commissioners,
J. r. Bay ha, county clerk.
Notice of Special Election.
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that ou the Oh day of May. ISM, at the
conrt-house in Ked Cloud, Webster county, Ne
braska, the board of county commissioners of
said county heu and there being In lawful ses
sion, a special election was ordered by said
board to be held in aud for Lino precinct at the
usual place ot holding elections tficreln, on the
9th day of June, 1885, for the puriose f voting
ou the following preposition :
Shall the county commissioners of Webster
county. Nebraska, on the 1st day of July, 1M,
Issue seclal bonds of said date, for Line pre
cinct, to the amount of tsono, in denominations
of giooo each, payable to bearer twenty years
from the date thereof, and bearing Interest at
the rate ot six iter cent., per annum
parable annually on the 1st day of
Julv 188C. and of each year thereafter
tor the purpose of aiding In the construction or
a bridge across the Republican river in Mid pre
cinct at some point in or near the north-east
ainartcr of section ten, town one, range eleven,
west.
Ami shall the county commissioners of said
county in the year X8tt;. and each year thereafter
levy a special tax on tne taxame property wuuin
the bounds of said precinct sufficient to pay the
interest accruing ou said bonds, and snee addi
tional tax and at such times at under the laws
of the state shall be required to pav the princi
pal of said hoods when toe sme shall become
doe. . t
Provide Stat none ef said bonds shall be Sold
at less than Mm par or face value thereof.
Those votlcg In favor of said proposition will
have wiiUsn or printed on th'ir ballots the
words "For rrecinct Briuge Bonds." Those vot
Ing against said proposition will have written or
printed on their ballots the words "Against
Precinct Bridge Bonds."
Uattd Marc, 160,
" J.L Mii-Uta.
Chairman board of county coraialsjioaers.
J. P. Bayha, ceaaty clerk.
Notice of Special Election.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IfcatMitheSdi Aty 1 Nay. 13. at the
coart howe. ta Ked Ctowi. Webster retmty. Ne
braska, the board of const? cowBissiwien of
said cowaty Uieti ana there being la lawful se
seskm. a spe&al election was ordered by aw
board to be held in asd for Ked Cloud preciBct
at the imai place for heldls electwcs there!.
o the h day e June; 15. tortbe purpose of
Totlocoathefollowuproposttloa:
Snail the coacty commlssIoBers of the eeoBty
of Webster, aad Mate of Nebraska, e the 1st
day of Jtfy, 1SSS. issue special beads of mi date
forraldseectecttotheasBsaalofsUteea theas
aad doSara, la drwowlaallnat C es thaasaad
dottarseaeh. payable ta bearer tweaty years
frasatbe datetacreof, and beariaa laterrst at
Uerateefsixperceat.reraMiSa payable aa
anally a the 1st day of Jay.lic. ad of each
yearlaereaaerforUiepwposeof aWiafla the
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raacdeleTea.atid oaa hi r aear the aonb
aaat aarter of scetioa tea. tewa oae. raace
terra west. both la said redact. . ,,
y Aad shaJI the coaaty ui ililirrr of aM
atnty ta the Tear law, aad each, year thereafter
tey aseeeial tax aa the taxable areaerty witthi
the haaedsaf said prectaatsaSkieet topaytte
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Maaal tax aad ataaehttaws as tarter the laws of
the state abaH be reaairad b say the ftlaetaal
at said beads, wbea the saase stoH becoiaediie.
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or late aaiae xaereoi.
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An Instantaneous Paim
Attention Teachers.
Notice Is hereny given that I villi examine nil
persons who may desire to oiler thetuselrf a
candidates for teachers of the common vhooN
of Webster county at my office In Kd Cloud on
the third Saturday of each month. Kinmiuatlons
to commence at V a. m. Ionot aslc lor pecLi!
txami nations. C. W. Si'tttSiZKii.
County sut-eriuteudeut of public Instruction.
Wells Directory,
NEW STOR
Morhart & Fulton
IIAVKKSTAlllJSHEI) A
Hardware Store,
at WELLS.
Forthc accommodation of th? people of that
vlclnitv. Thev are liilSy prepared t give the
liedple of Wells ami vicinity Just what
they want in the Hue ot
Hardware,
Tinware,
Stoves,
Iron, Nails,
And In fact everything can be found att ur store
that is usually kept in a tlrst-class hoi.se.
We would be pleased to have people call o. us
when In need of hardware. ur prices wi.
always W. reasonable and In keeping with
the demand of the times.
Weverv respectfully solicit your trade hoping
that it will proie beneficial to both.
AIOKIIAUT & FULTON.
I'LPI.IC NOTICE
VTOTICKIS I!i:itKItV tilVKN THAT AltTI
i cles of IncoriHrntlon haa been tiled in the
propT offices. Tlin iiaim of said corNiratlon l-t
Tlie NehnLska Lumber Company. Its prinrliud
plac!of tnwiutrtiug business. Ked Cloud. Ne
ur.Lskiu Organized forthc purpose of traunct
Ing a general lumber business, and In buying ami
selling all kinds nf goods and nierchaiiulse vr
tainiiig thereto. Including coal, at the Wmn of
Ked Cloud, with branch yanUand ofliees at such
other towns as theltoanl of directors may des
ignate. With a capital stock of ono hundred
thousand dollan;, tibo pahl in as directed ty
thebwirdof directors, within thirty days from
date of subscribing same, and power to fncreao
said capital stock to two hundred thousand dol
lars. The business of said corinitlon to com
mence on the 1st dav of February. 18X4. and con
tinue until he 1st dav of February. iffU. The
highest amount of Indebtedness or liability to
which said corporation is at any time to subject
Itsself shall lc one half the amount cf capita
stock paid In. Thebuslness of said corporation
shall Ik; conducted by a bo-ird of seven directors
February 15. lb4. ... , , .
K. 1). Jojiks, President.
Cook&Meacham
Cowles, Nebraska.
DEALERS IN
Drugs,
aints,
Ohs.
Books.
Stationery.
Etc., Etc. Etc.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at a'.I hours.
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Real Estate
10CC0 Acres
B. &M.
RailwayLands !
Webster Count; at from $5 to $10
pur acre.
laapnnrea aMTJalsnacOTod Fanne
oneaarjr termaw
Sereral Wen 'Watered Stock
Ranches at bargains.
a W. KALEY, Ja-t,
RedCIoad Neb
KackkB's AmlrsJ-slt.
Thebestsalrein the acrid for cat
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores, tetter, cbatjped bands
chilblain, corns and all skin eruptions
ana positively cores piles, or no pay
reqeired. H is goranteed to jrjve er-
ed.
ect saiwisctaofj, or jbouvj .w
Price 25ct per box.
AdTice toXothers.
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Red Cloud,
A II. BROWN. Proprietor.
BROWN'S
MAflRLE and GRANITE WORKS
Good stock and fine work is our motto
and prices to suit the times. If in need o
anything in our ine do not fail to call and
examine our specimens.
OFFICE AND YARD. Corner Elm St. and Fonrth At.
Lock box : 22 , RED CLOUD, NEB
The Guide Rock Flouring Mills
COLUMBIA & CO., Proprietors
Guide Rock, Webster County, Nebraska
ARE CDN3TANTLY MANUTAGTrJINCl THI
FINSET GRADES OF
Family and Patent Flour, Meal,
FEED, ETC.,
From tho vory boat matorlala, which they aro wholewUbvrto the trade
at hard pan prioos. Thoy iruarantee their flour.
Corroepondonco solicited from deiUera In Nebraaka and Kanaaa
NEW GROCERY HOUSE
S. V. LUDLOW
Where will bo found everything in the Krocerv line, such M
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Simps,
Fruits, Bacon, Ham, Dried Beef,
Cheese and Cracfcew, Tohucct, Cigars, Flour, Feed, Glass and Quecnswarc
anil Crockery.
Hojiinj: hy fair (lcaliti? to merit a harc of the puhlic patro nsm.
IN FEATHERLEY'S BUILDING,
Opposite hc Chicago Lumber Yard.
S. V. LUDLOW.
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