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FRIDAY. IfAKidH. 12. 1886 -
MISSING LIXK8,
The estimated population of China if
405,213,152, or 263 souls per square mile
throtighout China proper.
The total number of troojwj furnished
by all the states for the Union nnny
during the late war was 2,859,132.
General Stra4evt the grwitcfit author
ity on Indian railroads, exthnates that
the benefits accruing from her railwaj-s
to India amounts to over &X),000,0U0
per annum.
At Oakland, Cal., live Mrs. C. A.
Hryant, now agd, once a belle, whom
George IV. once kissed, and t? whom
Na)oleon III. is said to have offered his
heart, hand and empire.
In speaking of the Bible, John Milton
naid: "There are no songs to be com
pared with the songs of Zion; no ora
tions emial to thooc of tho prophets, and
no politics like those the Scriptures
teacli."
John C. Calhoun, grandson of the
great nullifier, is an Arkansas planter,
lie is a litrgt: and heavy man, but well
proportioned. He has tin oval face,
j-omowhat massive in its outlines, with
mild blue eyes and a small brown mus
tache.
At Chieo, Cal., a colt belonging to a
citizen wax hanged by getting a waiter
alout its throat, whereupon the man's
hunting dog went to- his door and
scratched and howled till he roused his
master, and then conducted him to the
stable.
Tin; London Spectator says: "Ve
;usect that wealthy Americans get 'the
people crammed down their throats till
they grow as weary as the late Horace
Greeley, :i most liberal giver, who once
answered a request for money 'to save a
few souls' with the snarl: 'Get out!
There ain't half the souls damned that
ought be.' "
The huge C3'cloan walls of Tiryus,
which form the principal defenses, are
comjioscd of irregular limestone blocks,
many of them from six to nine feet long,
three wide and threo feet high, and Dr.
Schlieman declares that they were laid
without mortar, their weight keeping
them in ttosition, and the interstices be
ing filled with small stones.
BcniorjtkuM
member of the
of his .withdrawal, fflr Iwsrfca4
varied experience ftaaJlr bieoaitut
i mper&lefiuent of hchook 'at"Kjuas8
xnyi juwr eonunuing in xnis posmon
foe some timej he' decided to complete
his academic studies, and, arranging to
have his oilicial dntic ierformea b a
substitute during tht: ensuing ear, he
started for New Haven, and entered the
senior class at Yale earh in the present
week. In looking for a lodging place,
he found that his old room ou High
street was for rent, ami hu now occu
pies it again, after a lapse of over twenty
years.
Capitalists an now busy iith schemes
for -"transforming the arid regions of
Western Arizona into blooming gardens.
1'our irrigation canals are now in course
of construction in Gila Valley, below
the junction of Salt river, and when
completed will provide the means of
cultivating an extent of country capable
of supiiorting 20.000 people. " Another
scheme for tapping the subterranean
waters of the Santa Cruz river between
Caftfa Grande, and Tucson will border
the route of the Southern Pacific from
Yuma to Tuc.-on with a productive
country instead of a waste. The Arizo
na fanner will have the advantage of
being able tonipplv the Eastern markets
with fruit before the earliest fruits are
ripe in California and thus secure high
prices. While peaceful pursuits are thus
llouri.-hing in Western Arizona the east
ern iortion harassed by Indian dep
redations. "
.
MKS. IiANGTItY'S FATIIEK.,
flow Horn that verse ' run? &ns-
ttiiiHr like this isn't it ?
There are vehm ttrach the nlicIc 5trinc
And uol.y fame u jirourt to win ibem;
Alas! rr tnem who never ine.
Itut die with all Uiclr muslclu Ujciii.' "
"Yes, that's beautiful, pathetic and
true," said your representative. "The
poet alludes to people who ore some
how suppressed, and never get their
full allowance of jor and air. Which
reminds me of a letter shotvn me the
other day bv Hiscox fc Co. of New
York signed by, Mr. R. C. Williams, f
Chapman, Snyder &. Co., 1'a., a promi
nent business man of that I'hice. HaJ
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FAHSONS
House, Sign and Decorative Painter. Paper r
Hanger, Grainer, etc.
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GROCERY HSUSE
writes:
is man oi mat mice, rie
I have suffered with Alh-ijX
Begs respectfully to inform the public that he has hwaiecl in
Ked Cloud, and after oonsiderable exierience in Hurop
ean cities is prepared to exeeut" all hnuit-hus of the
, B-ji trade with neatness and di?pateh. It will pay
itjr all to see me beiore eonTraunr ior work.
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W here will be found everything m tne jrnKrV Hue, u b a
Sugar. Teas, offvvs. Sirups.
Fruit. Ha voit. Mi am. Dried lieef.
A Via It to tliu Veiicrlle lran at
Quiet Home In .lemey.
HU
An English nobleman, Lord Russell,
the inheritor of an illustrious name, who
has been traveling in this country, is a
young man of a retiring disposition and
no particular talents that have yet been
discovered. He seems overshadowed by
the weight of his name, just as his
grandfather, who made it, appeared
overshadowed 13' the stupendous hat he
was in tho habit of wearing.
"It is noticeable," remarks Life (IjOU
don), "that the oueen, after returning
to Windsor from .Scotland or elsewhere,
always pays an early visit to the Em
press Eugenie. The difference in their
fortunes, if it has any influence, with
the ijuccn, only makes her more .sympa
thetic and affectionate. Hut while the
empress is tho survivor of a fallen
dynasty and the queen is an empress
whose, throne is the firmest in the world,
they are women who have jeeuliar griefs
in common, in presence of which the
difference in their external fortune is as
nothing.11
Labouehero thinks the following pass
age from HuskinV Pricteritu-1' is about
ns gootl a .specimen of emeirious vanitv
as an eminent man has ever favored the
world with. Little Johnny had found
his first piece of copper pyrin, and thus
moralizes on the event:" "If only then
in' father and mother had .seen the real
strength and weakness of their little
John, if they had given me but a sliag
gy Welsh 6iiy, and leit me in charge of
a good Welsh guide. . . they would
have made a man of me there aiid then,
and afterward the comfort of their own
hearts, and nrobably the first geologist of
my time in Europe.1
South America is more than double
the size of the United States. The. Em
pire of Hra7.il seems on the map quite ns
large as Australia. It is twenty-fom
times the size of England. The. Argen
tine Kepublic is nearly as large aJ
Europe, taking ltusia out. Bolivia and
Venezuela are each twice the M.e of
England. New (iiunada and Peru each
as largo, as England and Scotland. Ecua
dor something less, Paraguav equal to
(Jreat Hritain. Urug.iv and ('hili about
uii; .;uiH ami me. nine Known regions
of Patagonia ami Terra del l'uego at
least double the. dimensions, of (Jreat
Hritain, Hritish. French, and Dutch
fJuiana are nearly as large as Great
Hritain.
A leading publishing house states that
when a nianucript is received it is
turned over to a "reader,1' who. after
examining it carefully, returns it with
his opinion as to its" merit or lack of
merit. If a reader returns a mauu
tcript with a strong indorsement the
merits of the work are considered from
. a commercial point of view whether it
is likely to sell, how much it will cost
for publication, etc Frequently the
manuscript is turned over to a ccond
reader, sometimes to a third. If all
say: This is a strong work; think it
will pay you to publish it.'' or word to
, .mat eitect, of course their recommenda
tion goes a long way in the question of
publication.
A traveler in New Mexico givt-s a
glowing description of the country
throngh which u new road passes, anil
tells of the Seven Cities of the Chieo
Valley what almost reads like the ro
mantic explorations of. the members of
the Smithsonian Institute. He savs tlnit
there are to-day in that vallev ruins of
large buildings five stories high, and
some of them in Mich an excellent Mate
of preservation that the mnsonrv and
plastering an; looking as nSw and fresh
ns though done but a few vears intend
of centuries ago. Thee buildings are
iwpularly supposed to be of "Aztec
origin, but strange to say. there is at
present no historical account of them or
their builders.
Secretary Bayard is growins: quite
- .deaf. Those who have dealings with
liim in his office soon discover that a
.conversation carried on in an ordinary
tone is entirely lost uion the Secretary.
It requires an effort 1o make him hear.
Mr.- 'Bayard is loath to acknowledge
that such infirmity T$ overtaking him,
and when one raises his voice he is in
clined to scowL Hence it is that much
is wasted by those who personally see
therrcmier." A gentleman who recent
ly made a call said: "I must have
talked with . the Njetvtarr five minutes j
liefore I discovered he w:is deafv I
Vloift believe he heard a word I Kiid
until 1 drew closer to him and talked
" with extra force into his car.'
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Mierniaii, uno w
-wfcfcac.odd vcars app, has
rf his poeatf. linteftikis eoi-
St. Heliers is a clean little city, well
paved and shaded. Its inhabitants are
very proud of it, and, albeit, they have
never erossed to the continent in their
life, they tell you llatly that their shops
are much handsomer "than anv in Paris.
You really want to believe them, they
lie so earnestly. Yet there is one thing
the Jcrseymau may brag about until he
dislocates his jaw, ami I am sure ho
will Mot succeed in overpraising the
beaut of the women. I have met
everywhere on this lovely island a dozen
of girls far Lndsomer than the Lily of
which it boasts. This is, doubtless, the
reason why Ihe members of the Koval
Yacht Club find it so pleasant anil con
venient to linger here for months at a
time. It is their boiineous patronage,
indeed, which has made St. Helicrs so
thriving a place; for, whether it be the
equable climate, or the pretty girls, or
both, certain it is that my lord, duke,
tarrying here from Augut to December,
contrives at once to enrich its citizens
and have a "dem jolly time1' himself.
Thus did that great inf good man the
benefactor of Londoi society, thestage,
and chiefly the IV of Wales his
grace the Duke of iScdford, who dis
covered the .Jersey Li!.,.
The rectory stands in the heart of the
town, a vii in urbe. The clean granite
stoma; and white shutters .-how dimly
through the thick hedge and tall, um
brageous tree.-. As I approached by the
gravel path the front door opened and
out came the dean, very handsome and
distingue, indeed, as madame at the ho
tel had said. If you will add two or
three inches to Dan Dougherty's height,
tjrty or forty pounds to his weight,
remodel his jaw and lower lip upon the
Eiiirli-di plan, and trim his whiskers.
you will have the dean's double.
Talking commonplace for a time, I
finally broke the ice with:
How do you regard your daughter's
entrance upon the stage.?''
"Oh, I don't knoAv," said he, smiling.
"I really haven't thought much about
it. She is the best judge now of her
own conduct. She is old enough, don't
vou think?,'
"How old is she?"
"I'm afraid Lily wouldn't wish me to
tell. Not that she's much older than
she looks, but age, you know, is a wo
man's only secret. The finest Christian
lady I ever knew would lie about her
age to me -once vowed she was only -10
years old, with tears in her vyits, where
as the parish register showed" her to be
CO."
"Have vou ever heard of Mr. (lel)
hard?" The dean looked wicked for an in
stant and then said coldly: "I think
Mr. (Ichhard is a fool. I am sure Lily
has been misunderstood in this matter.
You Americans doubtless believe her to
be very shrewd ami knowing in the
was of the world, but she is not. 1
have often cautioned her against ier
mittiug her iiialiuation to rcpoc impli
cit confidence people to lead her into
relations which would be misconstrued
to her social hurt. She takes after me
in this respect, and 1 can only pity, not
chide her."
"Have you heard her phry yet?"
"Only as an amateur. Hut I am sure
she has talent and will succeed. You
see the great difficulty is that her old un
fortunate fame as a beauty1 predis
posed the critics against her. and it
must be some time before the real merit
tha. she undoubtedly possesses can erad
ma for over forty years, and had a ter
rible attack in December and January
1SS2. I hardly know what prompted
me to take Parker's Tonic. I did so
and the firi-t day I took four doses.
The ell'est astonished me That night
I slept as if nothing was the matter of
me, and have ever since I have had
colds since, but no asthni. My breath
ing is now as perfect as though I had
never known that disease. If you
know of any one who has usthma tell'
him in my name that Parker's Tonic
wiil cure it even after forty years,
There was a man who escaped th e
fate of thase whom the poet laments.
This preparation which has heretofore
been known as Parker's Ginger Tonic
will hereafter beadyeitiscd and sold
under the name of Parker's Tonic.
Inasmuch as ginger is an unimportant
ingredient, and unprincipled dealers
are constantly deceiving their custo-
imers by substituting inferior prepara
tions under the name of cingcr. we
'drop the misleading wprd. There is no
change, however, ip the preparation
iwplf, and all bottles remaining in the
hapds of the dealers wrapped under
t became of Parker's Ginger Tonic
contain the gcriuine medicine if thft
facsimile signature of Hiscox it Co. is
at tve uoitom of the outside wrapper.
iiLeave orders at C. L. Getting.
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Ct.r. Fb'Mr, Fee!. Oi- and Qwotnuwiir
ChdOdani -ra' mr Tolaco
HofiiuSr r U r Lm!i u t t i irv df tii- pnbiu- pur max
IN FEATHEBLEY'S BUILDING.
0poHo he Chicago Lmulmr Yard.
S.V.LUDLOW.
To hb people oi Red Cloud and
On and after the J0th (lav of Frouarv 1 ssii I
ViJnilv
will M-ll
W. HOUGHTON
STRICTLY FOR CASH Merchant
Tailor
Or produce, can at all times use a lare
amount of butter and egg? and will alwa3's
pay the outside price. I want everybody to
call and get prices before purchasing else
wherj. See if I don't make it an object for all to pay cash for troods. You can
You can at all timos find tho largest frofhest and most completo
lino of groceries and queenswaro ia tho Republican Valley and
prices that no man can boat. Goods promptly delivered froo
to all parts of the city.
B. F. MIZER.
OporaHonso Proprietor of Grocery Stor d
RED OLOUD.
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Stop that Coughing,
By useing Dr Frazier's tnroat and
lung balsan the only sure cure for
colds, cough hoarseness and soar
throat and all disease of the throat
and lungs. Do not neglect a Cough.
It may be fatal. Scores and hundreds
of gratefull people owe their lives to
Dr Frazier's Tnroat and Lun Balsam
and no family will ever be without it
after useing it, and discovering its
marvelous power. It is put up in
large family bottles, and sold at the
Finall price of 50 cts.
Ferguson & Co.
The Impending Danger.
The rcsccnt statistics of tne number
of deaths show that a large - majority
die with consumption. This disease
may commence with an appearantly
harmless cough which can be cured
instantly By Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, which is guaranteed
to cure and relieve all cases. Price 50
cents and $1.00 Trial si.e free. For
sale by Ferguson & Co.
F. 0. HUTCHINSON & CO,
INAVALE, - - NKKKASKA.
C'EXEKAL DKALKKri IX
- NEBRASKA.
nnd tho finest lino o!
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. MELTON, &CO.
Custom work neatly done and after the most
approved fashions cutting and fitxins:
a specialty, prices reasonable.
Old Stand Eaat Side WobHtor Stroot.
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iii ex-
Groceries, provisions, dry goods, and ;ill ;ntilfs
found in a first class country store. Produro taken
chance tor goods. Cash paid for grain.
Store in Cheese Factory Buiding
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Geo. O.
EAIL
xeiser
& Co.,
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Piles! Pileslt P
Sure cure lor blind, bleeding and
itching piles. One box has cured the
worst case of 10 years standing. No
one need suffer five minutes after use
ingwilliam's Indian File Ointment It
absorbs tumors, allays itching , acts as
poultice, gives instant relief. Psepared
only for piles, itching of the private
parts , nothing else. Sold by druggists
and mailed on recientol price, $1.
Williams Mf'o Co. Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Excitement Not over.
The rush at Ferguson & Co's drug
store still continues on account of per
sons alllicted with coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis, and consumption
to procure a botle of Kemp's Balsam
for the tin oat ""d lungs which is sold
on a guarantee and is giving entire
satisfaction. It is a standard familv
remedy. Price 50c nnd $1. Trial size
ree-
Dr Frazier's Magic Ointment.
A sine curs for boils, burns sores
cuts, tlesn wounds, sore nipples, hard
and soft corns, chapped lip and hands
I'rice 50c. Sold hy Druggists.
villiama iMk'c Jo., Props.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Sheriffs Sale.
VIKTUK OF AN KXKCrriOX ISSI'KI)
IlV.I. II. Il.'iilt'V. fli-rk nl Hu- flUtrii't i-.uirf
. . . - : y. - - - .......
o tlir hicMlli .Indicia! tlMnrt in ami lor the
county nrVelitfr;iiul state of Xelraka. ami
to me ilulivcrcil in tavorot the St. .losenli Plow
Co,, plaintilT and against SmiioK' S: Sm. 1). It.
SjiunoKlf. F. I- Spanole. l.ilil P,. SpaimKk
and Ancll I.. Funk defendants, I have lcied on
the following d'-erihed pioiN ami chatteK as
Hie roHrty orahl SiannKX: Son. 1. P.. spaii
ople. F I.. Spanofjle, David 15. SpanoIe ami
Aiicil L. Funk, to-wit to rod-, cheek row ulie.
.t Mils oil. Weir cultivator eMni-.. plow etra.,
vises, mower extras, .slieiler etra. ouer ex
tnis, wind mill exfras. bolts a:id irotis.shclviu?;
canvaM ami .sickles, plow handles, roller colters.
I'jow-sliarcs. 1 jack. :i Champion liav nike. ?
Keystone com planters I Cliainpfoii 10 lioe
Ki-aiiiilrill. 2 St. Jo .stalk cutter attachments,
1 dl.sk harrow. '' Clialltiue one-liore drill. : stir
rniK plows. ! Weir seeder attachments, Ke
tone check nmers. I reel of check wire, 1 fee'd
cutter, i:t corn iilous. which I shall expose at
public sale to the highest ladder for cash at the
Liberty Pole in Ked Cloud. Webster counry.
Neb., on the liitli dav of March, l,w, at ono
o'clock P. 31. tosatisiv.said execution ami costs.
Dated the'.'nd dav of .March, Ksm;.
H. C. Scorr. Sherilf.
Legal Notico.
TOTIChI 1IKHKUV civrx rn v i r,
11 irtue of a chattel .1, urbane datrd k VT..U r
1st. ls.s.. in faorol the uiidrsiRii,-d. in. I m. v
cllled in the oJIlce of the coiiutv J. rk l . l-t r
county. Nebraska, and executed , ..tw.ir.I
litK-tiald to secure the iaiiicnt uf.i . n . .
promlssurv note (or r-kVXi. unit inten-st .a u..
raleof lOjKTccnt. tti.m tlie d.it-ut s.ud i...t
Ke. ib'laiiit hain4 been ni.i.le m x.. ..,vn
of .said sum, .in,i s-,,,1 ,, ir:",,,.,. ., , !llf. . jN itl .
ami insecure, therefore 1 ui.l soil the pr -jm rt; I
in said u:nrtK.ii- desi rib.-d, at public .an t...u on
the f.irmof 'Ibouias i,uii.ii In s.-.-tioa , u n . '
niti,;' lo. in Webster countv. Nebniska. ni s.ii I
unl.iy. .M.uclr.'T. lssi;,at lOoVlock.V .M of s.:l.
day tho follow in- described ptopttv. tu-wit
1 he ci op of corn irniwn on the north side of sVc
tionus. in Kim Cieek precinct and count t of
Webster, on what Is known as WV lbi.oi.is
ijuinn larui. i: i;n.iini
Final Proof Notice.
TOTI
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Attention Teachers.
Notice is licret.yivcn that I will examine all
persons who may done to oiler themselves as
candidates for teachers of the common sehools
of Webster county at my ofliee in lied Cloud on
third Saturday of each mouth. Mxainiualiou.s
oonnneiicc at it a. m. Di not ask lor special e.
animations. c. W. Scimnokk, Sup't.'
icate this prejudice troin their minds.
But that time will come, wo are Mire of
it, absolutely sure."
"Do you keep up any communication
with Mr. Langtry?''
"None whatever. But I have nothing
harsh to say of him at all. Indeed, my
own family a Hairs take up all my time
and attention, and I can give but brief
considerations to Lily.- They were, no
doubt, extravagant while in Ixmilon,
foolishly so. I believe, and are now en
gaged in the mortifying tak of reaping
tin whirlwind. It is ott'Ui a very profii"
able. if not pleasant, employment, you
know.' C'or. I'iiladttpiia l'rc&t.
Tho Sew Stovepipe Hat.
Sometimes then is a good ileal in a
hat. and .sometimes there is not. The
latest authority says there :s to be less
room in the upper of the tovephc than
usual. In fact the newest dudes are al
ready tapering oil at the lop a good
deal like the old-fashioned sugar-Toaf,
or the historic hat of the witch-burners.
Of course there will b more or less
outcry against the enlongation and nar
rowing of the stovepipe. It is ugly and
uncomfortable enough at the best. But
wlu.il it conforms 'measurably to the
si.e of the human head and keeps up
something of the spirit of the soft hat or
turban the human eye is not too .severe
ly offended. But to'run it up to a plain,
black, blunted point is too much even
for the prevailing beauty of men.
1'o.vsibly the return to the Puritau
shnpe of hat may swing it? back some
what toward Puritan mondv and in
omo things some Hople might be in
clined to call that an improvement. But
it is doubtful if the hat would accom-
phslumuch toward improved luortditv.
Even the head is rather ineffective In
hat line, and much
hats. The narrow
iim-nncu me women verv
le-ss tsm be said of
top hats; have not
much, and
the men are much tougher subjects.
uie whole, IitVc is to bo hoped foe ia tie
;w nuts, of the tlki!adclpkim
Oa J Or. Thomas Anderon prcscJidcs it in
Dr. Frazier's Root B ttra.e
Frazier's root bitters are not adraiu
shop beveraSe, but are strictly medical
ineveiy sense. They act strongly up
on the liver and kidneys, keep the
open and regular, cleanse the bloov
and system of every impurity. Sold bd
ruggifitsfl.
Win. A Morrison, DruuKist ami Ex
Mayor of Iowa City says: "The largess
sale on Chamberlains Cough Kemeyd
is to persons .vho have used it befor
and know its curative powers.
Whv They Call Uim 'Old Man
" If cs, that's sadly so." said Jenkins
"my hair is turning gray and falling
out before its time. Use something ?
1 would out most hair restorers are
danucrous." " True" answered his
friend, "but Parker's Hair Balsam si
as harm less as it is effective. I've tried
it, and know. Give the Balsam a show
and the boys will soon stop calling you
'Old Man Jenkins.' " It never failsto
restore the original color to gray or
faded hair. Kichly perfumed, an clc
gaut dressing.
Some oue has figured out ihat life is
like harness because it contains tracee
of care "lines" of trouble; "bits of
good fortune, brceche"of good man
ners nna "bridled" tongues, and every
one has a tug to pull throuuh a eevei
cold unless they take Chainberlin'
Cough Remedy. Best buy a bottle be
ore you get strapped.
Mr. N. G. Moulder, Superntenden
for the Bradstreet Vercantile Agencv
DesMoiues, Iowa, irays he Ls highly
pleased with the effect of Chamlierlin's
Cough Remedy, that his family have
used it with m arked benefit. Si mi la
expressions are heard in every come
munity where it is sold. Any one us
ing will not long sutler with cold. It i
pleasant to take and harmless to give
children of anv age. ..
Mr. "N. Stone, our produee tle.iler
sa he would not do without Athlo-
iVlltWrut litis lt.tltHi.laak 1-m n..tt
fMHMHC Hil ill-CUMIlll9MI 1UI iWI Ilil'lIO
Harness Shop
J L. MiLLEft,
I.'iiidCfllcc. HloonilnKtoii. ,b IVb ? lsii.-.
H'i: i.s iiKiei'itv :i i:n that tiih
follow illir named -etfl. r li:i f.te.l ik.II.. .il
his intention to make linal proof in sut.oort nf
his claim, ami that sald prool will Ih made lu"
fore tlie. Millie, or in his abem-c. the tb-rk of
Hie district court oi ebster i-iHintv. i llrd
Cloud. Neb.. tin Saturday . nl .i. k'h. u
.1 A. MI'S .Mil Ai:iNK.
tn II il app No. s.v. I. lor the
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nne.
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DKAI.KK IX
iIAKNKSS COLLARS, SADDLK
MOHSfiBLANKETS
wl 1 1 1'rf. COM BS. 15 11 US I ES
HARNESS OIL
and everything usually kept in i firs
class slum.
Awo doors north of 1st Nat. Bank-
RED CLOUD. NEB.
DR. HENDERSON.
630 &603 Wya":ot;e St., KANSAS CITY, MO.
iv in tnicut'o. Autnorlzrd to trf nt nil
Chronic. NVrrmjs ami Ss?lsl mAf
Etomtnid Wfnkn lMi;bt Ixsf.il.tVi.
nal J VU11H jr Ixhik f SmM PowrrJ.4c.
GuaniiOCirror iiH.nry rrfutxlnL Chrrr
low. Ac'niwl rrncru nee re IniDortint. liii
uriout ittfslirji'r, ii.nl J-o tltivp totfti
rntntmiin litUiM-rtrratni tirtiiatl ilfdi-
cnirifrntTrrjwhrffrcfj.nn :rr or lirraiafr. SUtryinr
C3o a nl-mt ir trnni. C.nultat.on frrr im1 conldr nt.sl.
A utrUK. tur twin ucsiiiutu. : Kolr-ltorficin uii.p.
nUC! I II ATICMTGREAT TURKISH
HrltUmAI lorn rheumatic curl
A POriTVE CT'RE for RIIEt'SIATlSM. $500 for iit
rsrtlili tm'nin.: faiU In cure .r h'!p. Orr:r.ttlisTtr
inaniuHef nwlH-me On dor giw r!lf f fewclnr
HKr ff rrr mnl puininj.. r.t. Cnr-cornp!t'-liu Stn Trtiyt
SrMj "tatrmrnt of rw 'rtli tmp for Cjrrulr. C' Lor i'J.
Dr.Henderson, 606Wyandotte St. Kuw City. Ma
a
rffffHK v
or In
rti
rjTcnry
ru.m.
'l 1. iif see "T ti.wi.
I, north of l: JO . He mmih.., ih.. i.,ll..vil-
wilnessfs to pme his contiini..it-' residence
upon, and cultivation of said land. u. .lamrs
( liaplu. John r.Miuth. John IN.sey. Tarev
till ol I.'ed (food. Neb.
. tt.MVIlZr'K. ircsisUr.
Final Proof Notico.
I.'lllil nnice, r.loomiiiulou. Neb JVt, 3. lM.
totici: is nn:i:i: ;ivi! that tiii:
l'' folio in: named settl. r has lllen notk-.! of
his intention to make fnlal proof 'n support of
bis claim ami that the testimom of iIh- w Itm-ss,,
in said proof will lie made before. n i.'ickanls
a .Notary rmilc ..f W. bster count), at Ib-.l
loinl.on Wediiesdax. .March ITlh. I-s, .t,d
that tcstlmoii) of claimant will be made In-fore
newsier and Ke.eiur C. s lind .aU'-. at
ItloomlUKtoii, .b. on Salunlax . March j -.
KUANK .lOM'.s,
in i re. if. .-. .o. -ij, jor Hie s(. it see 1 '
north of i.ii,e i. west. He naiH-s the fo.win
witnes.es to prove Ids continuous rt-sblein
upon and cultivation of s,d iltt,i jZ: nintou
Kinker. Ihomas Kennedy, Kuinivrsoti I'ollelt.
lolin .Mltclr-ll. all of 1N-.I Cloml.
. W. s,VnzitJ. IN-isler.
Aduainlstrator'a Notico.
Isiati: or .losKni iti'iti:. ii: k si:i
J III" Undersigned h.li In-ell aplH.lHt.-d
administrator of th the estate of .lrrs..p. ltur
jateof tlieni.nt of Webster and Mule of Nw"
hnisKa, deceased, herchv jrues noti'-e that he
will npjx-ar before t lie county court of W ebster
count), at the court nom In I.Vd (loud at the
Oet4it-r tenu, on the s.,, MoihIm in (). totn-r
next. is.--,, nt uhith time all pernis hHiite
claims against s.ii, estate ar notlel jnd re
quested to attend forth.' piir;no of havtnr the
same adjusted. AH j.er'oiiH polebte! to s.l
esiaieare reUested to make lmwdiHtt
Uleiit to the UlidersiKiieil.
Dated .M.irrh iJth, W
' K. It. Ior. AdmiwistraJor.
AGENTS
Red Cloud - Nebraska
30 000 acroa Land for Salo. Improved Fannn, tinimprovod Lnndo.
BHlno8 HotiHoH, RciddouooH, and Town Lotn
Corrospondonuo invited.
MOSHEB'S MEAT MARKET !
T. J. MO CHER, Prop.
Fresh and Salt Meats!
OF ALL KINDS.
Market Every Day and Prices Reasonable
Old Stand, Red Cloud
iK MAM
WHO IC UNACQUAINTED WITH TMC CIOCNAIHV Of TMIB COUNTRY. WILL
SCE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE
pay-
Final Proof Notico.
N
md Oilier at HloomitiKton. Neb. l'eb. IT. i-at.
rOTK i: is. m:i:i:i:vi;ivKx that tiik
f('llO'.M!lt:-!l.'iIliel s,H,.r 111. filed ti.flo i.f
ins uuensiou .o make linal proof in support of
bis claim, and that said jnii uill le ntntj be
fore.lude. i-r tit his ai.seiice. the clerk of the
d'strict court of Uelistcr Hint).Ai Itwl flood,
Neb. ou Sattirda). April 3, lv.;,(
U ILL! AM FI.iJHirs.
on HM apt N'o or,. tr ilw sw t s,-e jt. t 1. N"
Kl-W. lb na iiK-s the follow-Jrur ulti...s--.' to
proe hlrotiti:iHit residetwe Bim and cwltl
.itlon of H.t d land, it- i. corse IItot. AarMii
Heatou John lnliii. John lioliliivm, alt of lt-d
. wua, .ei.
.". W SWITZLI:, l.'eiciater.
!. - "? mmmtmm ' MMNnrMrMNJM
','"'faLiAM i ": a ". lyji
m smH ' H k N 8"7 f )M 'i
ynjfVcrih ngfafftlbrt Lea ofi VI f gL&F
is-' il twwttta 'FjMlm,Tm:vv . 'iV?- ijVMamBtz'ijP
i jsiwA ,s.s2 "" "-!vo. r m 9
y1g?rij: osr -ISO L L i yo i s Ji-
CHICAGO. HOCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY
Hr rtwyn ur v, rn" i p'.'.on u I ( -"i f'n' on to 1 11 jrHnctpiU IlntMi Km mmi
V'wit, ut In.i.n. nvl ttyrm -j il irAi'. ' Utt- t-o r on. tmnoruint niUlZxmtu.
nontnl 1 nlc i Vmt nv-ti-m of thro . i t-iuiNporuiUii which Invito rifl f2riH.
tn;oTtr.ivi.'luni tra'tlr tvi.von ft of tho Atlnr'Ic nnd t'nanc Coiuit ft
In nlio tho fnvortt r.nl Kt, r. ' rrul from roinUt Znpt.'tion'hmaM. i
Houthcntt. nnd rorr'-tpon'hn'f rK-'t-'t v. ? Nr rthwet nl South wAl
Tho Kocic l-.r.n'I yrm Inc. .!" in St tzmin Ut) nml brnnrhtm Chlmmn
Jollot. Ottawn, IviSulJo. f'ooria, Uon"ijo. M'i;no nrul ltoclc Inland in ilUrwS.!
Dftvonnort, M.imtno. V.'nKlixtivm. Fnlrtloiii, ottumw. OiikaIoW W?2?
Llborty. Ioa city f;- Moin liallnnoi VlntrF:t. A tli.ru ir- i?TX-I.tT"
Ailflnhrin tc.lm flt1rM fi.rrfl Bctl1 f . tln-1f Kit.rr ! 'T f
"-"s-... ..,.-..., w,..... ,--..- - ",-'"?. ". in low.
ircnion. uorcoro'i ini rvrirswifl . c.y ih
UKthUln,
i .M'wt.rl. Imvimvnrth -T.7. .Vri1"'
In iOin-os. AJrx.rt I'ta Unr.Myni nl Hi PbJ. Jn itlrjJlotA: VZi.l .U
THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTK
GuurT"'Js it pntronn.thnr, !n or prrionjU icuritr m.tTnrui k. ...
thruC irh'v it i.ilustKl roidxv!. rTIWOth ImriCM Of rVtnOm... .TL !? -""
Iniman
nnu lur-onww, .!--. i-.iiiv trv m t.iiijijii uvuicu KOVrri .Km
jirm ... ty. rA . :..'. j .- rj ....- ji WiiH
ml conncr in? doivji in union u?pom. ttr.a ttn
luiurtoii of tin Pnvj-jtror En .lDtnnri
Tho Fvt Exprrrvi Trn;rw tx'tw-n ChJcvo nl tho MbrtvuiH oi. .
Ay bai;t r j vort nnl ' r hcv., ro,.lnar ntock iw nr barfw-it -
HkKl ran mnXn It. tho finfol apptlrtncv-i of Dtent rrZrZE?ZL?l
rumJt-mJ
r&uter ar Tnndbn m.
uitTurptMrcsd comfortf an
'nlncv Hio7pcrr
Denver to Chicago,
Denver to Kansas City.
Denver to Omaha,
Omaha to Chicago,
Kansas City to Chicago,
Omaha to St. Louis.
BEST LINE
FROM
WEST TO EAST!
SURE CONNECTIONS
LOW RATES
BACCACC CHECKED THROUCH.
Legal Notice.
J county cot hi in a .vi j h.i: w:i
tT roimt . -lr . Ill Ihe HMttT ol Vbr lrv
oate of the uill of Martha . 1'hkI. ficvn).
Tlie t.t? of NfbntsJvA to lo-irs .ihI nvxt f
kiu of the safd Martbn V. Iaiil. drr-av.i TV
notire that tliere h.ts 1vh -! in Un- prtfbut
rourt a written Instrmneut jmrportia? u ! the
Ust will and trstawnt of ilartha '. Iai fwr
prooaif mm xiKmatM-c. It it tbn-Iorr rwrr4
mai vwuiiLiHrr vv w-t tor twariHc th wrst L
of April A. !. t.si. Irffor- said c.-utl M tlif Uht
Of lorh-rsU uu.: -ahMrJi now n jht-v if
terc:ed may ai-.r and touOt the f
1 further onlrml that a rjr of this ordrr t
tmt.iiirsl thrrv iks-cvp tre!. In tlt- ftl
Ootid Chief, a weekh nei j-;r nf th Mate
Intrstltnnr wref I hare h-rrt- i nt?
Iiaml and aflHol the d of tie sui." fmrt i
j:eti . jouc mis -tii uv oi iarra, imv
V. a. Mi Km. v, Mmty Jorfy
J o. O. Y rt riu Attorney for Kxtetttwr. jt
Road Xotlcc.
or tho ItiUtni. tiiinu an1 umiiSrJfjSn"iSI "H,P
Ann..Mta. iu.il HiwJtH nn r-ih I. 7-..JLt!C J55r!,?SCn "ItlnrOtt
Atchison, nro no rui th OjobraUxI Jtsaialn Chair CArW0' Uty amA
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
nnd Urt'h iTovlaoM Over thi route. 2,t &SJS,1?l2S
yirotxr.d of Iowa ami UinnwX. It i73Z SS'SL.???
rich -a: heat 3eMn nnd natoml Jwida of tatiorlSrtW rout" lth
Still ro:fc.r DIIIHOT LINK. tIa SwittVjS? k -.
CouncI Blua. Korn Clsr. 2linniotji and iii JhSitL!'45
For djul(X InioTzniim poo Stop Sau FoWlSJSfS-1 PIS
' " - ',"""1
n. n. wMbbb. r m. iMiJM
Cer Ik a PiHnftr Ant. Ckt
CABLE,
President and Ctrtfjl Mjnaytt, Cfc!ey-
QTATKOK .VEi:i:KA. VKBTKK
-- i.ss ii)UtiitKin rvvirjf
uuir.y (ruses. 1 haye sold almost three j
dien dottle tbw spring and summer
Trirough tickets over trie Curling'
ton Route are for sale by the Union
Pacific, Denver Ml Rio Grando and
all other principal railways, and
by ah acents of the "Burlington
Route.
For further information, apply tc
any agent, or to
-QMU.SEL'
i
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n
rniBWiskM:-rapt'in:''4 b n 4 rnt
acrrtaiu ral praterf fir Ut -ti'h i-Uivm
Ualvsii)4s, 3idfibs,lii2i tlr nat -. at
ebtrrxmij. aiirr itoi a iir hkw
b-nlol as fwU... t VHHrw-fay Mi int
rr'-Is t-As-t ol tb tMtrtht rorutr t -rt
Iter- 3. liri Uir t . iris tti f m h Adrn
tvnnt aoU Acitercs!t? Unf. llrttrv tmk.o
due vxath cue mil Uy a iAttl rvl ca: of t&
xKrth-Wfcst mfjvrof srtJoa thrrv a. l-rtnt fmr
l. raurr tru Watr rreu:j. Nbrax,
ua rvrtot faruraWr ajJ nxnm-t).I. thi rs-UbtfshifK-nl
4,'f -Ul rsA. airl all j-s'o&
IUrlo cr rLuw for dannrrH wM l- Cli m
tJrt rtifit rir'.' fG'ttr- on or 1-eittv tn-nr. tf
AjTJlrJh. l-sp..cr iSzhxvcAMWl 1 e-slaWr-jH-I
mtfenut rvfftKr Ibertu.
lil Gyr. Marr h . !?.
J. H, BAJUKV, Couulj CkTk.
Western Cottage
Organs
AND
Ham in
mason & flamm Pianos.
Are wlebraU-cl for their beauty and finwh. quick iesii0iie
purity and voluinii of tow, arid made of the text mitrSl
and by the- lxt woricmen tliat c-in J Jmd. Every iiitnifiient
it fully warniutal in all its part for five yearu 1W 11 .
and examine tlic instniiiiiits lefore iiurcluwing. , V,
X a KOLL.r
virc.our-jionii oi vrgus office, iUed Cloud. 1
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