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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1886)
3"' K.rvlx dv iimt iititi set nit trn-s Report of County Treasurer of Webster county, Nebraska, from January 7 to July 1. '86. , .n :!. ami qur.re " i'.',.,- To tin; lioiiiiniliTc Hoard of Sniervlorof WblfrCiiiiit Getitleiutu -I boiwltli ;irevnt my lull autl complete financial lu'.cwtnl of ail moue colitYtal tirrncfnun .laiman T MJun-.w l.-- blucir. Inclusive, alioniitg nl;my on hand to tt.itf. in iwli "mi --riiwi. McVITT. g' ivl raiw-r I ,.(j Jor!; n, j cy mnr r. KtNI)Ol'ITNI. i . ' Am l ro'ii' itnt!ni-. i ? h. I rum x-t -Iwv JTnm.iftrrct Iroin olhr Ac-I Z" 'r';iMjr oHecu-li ctuits j ""MJtwh'iV. M;itu t:un:r:il Imiiii Sinking fnixl KvllOOl tllli'l . 1'iilvorsSty fu-Hl " Institute tor '.-) minl? fuul. l.ivc-ViX'kMvinnitvIund " Capitol fnjs.5 ... ' Insane fund IMonn school fund " Penitentiary fund " .School land prim-ipal inUiW It-a-e t'nivt.-i.iitv laid irlm-ij:il l:tcrst lca-c Count vCLMDTa! fund Sinking fund " I Jciad warrant Itoad fund Kridgc fund ' Omrl House fuinl Iiilioadbond fund Kdiool di'tnet fund r-n:ilt fund Poor fund Kundln lion.l fund . . ISoiifi fund Surplus Keiii'ntI fund.. ' dog fund " advertising liuid " fines and licence fund tcai.-lit.-r!' institute fund IntSTot aw't fund " bridge judgment fund . sp-elal bridge Juiiil.. . M-liool bond fund ieliK)I jliUglllellt tabor tax ublc IJock preclnet bond.. .. lied Cliid vhlage Jilui'IIIIl village 5ulde Itot-k village. Dibtriet roail ApiKirtionine'it . 'A 1 II i! JW 1 H j 'j 39 sn Ml 37 BH 3to u im H7): 1U 107 its IT JT5 Jl 18H 1 o-.fi "r i!l ' 21: um 2U 21 5j i?s .: r.v it. I!t7 Hi JJfl oo tr.o n sis M 7 or. 2 07 ws. 1 t i 0O 70 1 13 -'7 10 Son 73 itir : wt w tJI 77 173 r 3) 37 1 utiT.;'r 42 7H 81i JO SJ 57 m o; i yj is 7.vj ; fit 32 2 Jl Ml () 010 Vi 7t7 It'J rvj'. &) pt 3! lCVs 37 32 11 1715 ."7 1W 04 I'rom bridge fund From itdYiTtMiig fund.. m 51 07 51 1 3 19 5 30 57 3T,7T1 HW 31 ur5 trj inr. kj 7 ;3 :i 01 lVift; KWW . 3J7!' 1.J From funding bond fund From sinking fhnd Totol VxrrantiL- redec med and otbc itcr!s iHJ 37 S f- Vi !i 175 'Jj : 13'. 33 iri3 ("j I'roin eounty road. r. o: 4-13 M . 33 79 312 IC '. 57, 7i W 413 f 43 'A lf.v y 12; 7.'-; oo 14 33 .'.12 XI HA if) --o o.; 747 lr. 7o- :; 3373 1-' 3.V) gL Ji07 42 'JiVi 13 3f9 37 3yej M 3'-3 , 313 rf. 7.V 14,-. 31 52 37r W 2 ( V, 07 t'J 70; 514 W, 132 !',! 77 4T 7271 47; 3212 21 rrniisff'ed ;o othc: licco'in's. VA 'Ji K IU 53 W 7W fft 7a3 C- 4 5 C4.1 ar, on fli ?'ji . 7 oip Mindtts general.. 3.-C l , 15.-5? 02i lVXJ 57 3 f. i;ruiiorQ 'rl. 1? onirnAtui nw i ol rotmtjj on h.-.'xl r dittrkt nnd.... I'o road wtirnuiH.. U 5- wj: 770 r 7!0 21 .''.'? 51 1!J t'J 1 113 01 ,i 734.3 21 3272 l otj 5.75 40 14:)-; It 10;l 00 711 27 4-i U) 722 53 I'j sMriltti uHGral. To COtJrt ln"H fund board ifi'hZi 051 it nk 4 17 4 KS 1 2350 w: 3 a 10 n- 175 2-i IjWSSf 57 1- 11 t'J i 12 0; W: J34 C3j tf 4"! 10 lr 10 li CI 19 ! 37DS1 C4 "I '" 4312 S3, 732 3!--- 7 117 U, l.'-i 56. 77 IS) II 13 11 43J 2 42 34 21 W ll 31 2J 127 zS i 1; 97J 1 aM u.m a '' a GO TO cer:e- nud quco'-rc fr one dj'ar l- U'.iin ny plncein loa-n. ."-'utn.'iior ilrc ?Xh1;. JaAvn. hit .".. . irs i xt'. h.imbun;s. grisil vritY uf Ijicc- I Z V. a. !... . . &!. j.iii it m l .iIm IC 1 llWIVI'.lWUIMVRt iWt37, in.K. M ". 77 4U ft? ) A3 U 7M e 'It K &IS X! 504 tO (1W Cff 747 W 275P -,.,.. :o3j ti!.... 27i l"J.... f -o .. u aa .. 430 12 .. 2 P7 .. 5W .. .V. 07 . . VI 7 .. rwi 31 ... 126 24 .. 3- 28 27l; i 170.7 J - l.fi7 iZi e o3 770 0-1 6b 74. ft) 51 2? li 770 5lJ 25R'jy 31 ar;j 1- 3a 23 2sC li 371 13 2l i 7 .'A- )t SC 0 13 -C 7 M 1135 SI .V 2 "7 . IOJ 27 53 7 1 70 51 1 fi 13D 05 77 SI J537I 7 XI 2 21 117s ( 770 t- lil !' J t1 Ol 7Jl. 2 )( C'ountv general fund warrant- reiristcrcd tircvious to .Jatiuarv . JdsO. tor the year ISl, and unpaid S li." County ' ' " " " " . 1885. and unpaid irllit S County ' " " " .-nice . 7 :"; 45 County " "' " :uil unjiaid Juno 30 4l!73 l County - ' ' " ' " January 7. 18StJ. for the -ear 13S1 .'J1H IS County road " ' ' - ' " " Mb' :V.i State of Nebraska. ';hter County. s: I. 31. I- McXitt. treasurer of Webster county, do r-olemuly swear tliat the foregoing statement is a true and correct exhibit of all taxes andnioney? collected and disbursed in thi. county from the 7th of January to the HOth day of June, IKSo'. inelu.-ive. and of all taxes and money. due the everal fund-, and that the amount.- above enumerated for the several years are correct to the best of mv knowledge and belief. M. i. .McXITT, County Treasurer. vuni to before me this 11th day of July. lfiSd. J. 11. U.ULKV, County Clerk. To the Honorable Hoard of Supervisor.-: We. your committee appointed to make semi-annual settlement with County Treasurer 31. 1. 31eXitt. report that we have carefully examined his statement herewith submitted, in connection with the books, papers, and voucher- in hi- office, and found the eame correct. A. J. Kk.vnkv. Jcs. Gakuek. A Celestial Journal. By spceial roquet wo rcptibli-h the Conuty SuporvisorB Kuu Cloud. July 13th. 1S80. f I . ... . . . .. .! notice of -A Cele-tial Journal." the au inei pui-uani io aujournmeiu original of which appeared in lne,e nnd was calledto order by C. (J. Wil cohimiK iilmm :i ve:uao Pon chairman, the lollowinj; meinbera .. -.-. ., - r Dr. h. ). Denney, who has recently returned from u year's .s(jonrn auion.e, M 1 It " t " -tne piiriaii "entry na (.un j heinj present: ( (J. Wilson, A. J. Kenney, H. M. Jones, W. K. Uyker, Jos. (lailjc.r. I. IS,. Hampton, ,Iohn thanks for :i copy ofth'e IVkin (China) iS,,,'ot' n,:irk's "'"'-r. J-1- Framu, J (iqzdte. The CnniU is iinqtiestionably the oldest paper in the world. It is printed on a s'ort of li-stie or light inn nilla paper, ami is issued in pamphlet form, profusely illustrated with the well known eabalisti c lea chest hiero- M. Stoddard, W. W. Hoirate, James drove-, S. W. I'lilton, J. C. Brooks. T. (.;. Wilder, Carl Gust and K. V. Shirey. Minutes of last meeting read and ap-prorcd. Oidered that the levy of Garfield the dollar. Ordered that the levy of '25 mills on lyphics. Our regular China e'Jiior is j fowusinpi,- rt'duccd to seven mills on 5-n' on '!o Mimmer yaicntion, eon- Xitently the task of translating the jnicnis devolves upon the religious sehool district No. . In; chaij.red as lol editor. It has a very liberal advorli.-- ' Uw-: A ta of ten mills on what is now ing patronage for so young a paper, j district No. :: also a levy ol 15 mills as By practicing strict economy, close at- I a special ta lor paytnentof mandamus tention to business, and living on one on original territory of district No 3, as meal it day for a few hundred year- lollou-s: Sections : 1, 5, o 7, 8, 1, 10. more, its editor ought to be able to 15, Hi, 17. IS. 10, i'o, 21. '22, -27. 28, 2ii. save up enough money to come out :;u. :u, ;?'. :;;. ami :1, town 1, ran'e 12. west and take up a homestead or tim ber claim. The humorous department, announces in bold head lines. "Shiloo wetteos, Antcdeluvian Antiquities. Attached by the Almond Kyed Artists.' ct tee settee., ami then proceeds to per petrate the following joke. "On a mid summers beautiful day. 11111113' centur ies ago. Confucius his favorite disciple to his .side called, and thusly spake, Wang Ho' knowesi thou thy worthy colleague. Choc-Loo bully job struekee has, on Chicago, Nebraska ICan-as i: South-western railroadec?' '31e no sabe. Wattee d'lo.' 'He alloc samee litenin' blugs blackeo jminteo allee oyer. Ulugs no more can't (lag tlains likec Sheolee.' Wnng-H. forth went and butted tho great wall out his brains against.'' We remember not many moons ago of a certain Nebraska sheet ting to palm oil the above joke in a slightly modernized torm as something original. The GaztiU- contains many novel and interesting features. Lee Lung Loots, poct'laureate of the Flow ery licalm, is a regular contributor. The following is one of his recent productions- "Dazzling dragons, driving Discordant demons down dim Death's dark divide. Doubly doomed, doubtlessly -Deploring dread destiny Despicapble dastards, dare deride.' ' We would translate the entire poem but desist on account of the extreme torridity of the circumambient atmos phere, and a determination on the part of the translator not to incite the jealousy of our Nebraska poets. The Gazette is ably edited by Foong-Taou Jr., who is a direct lineal decendent of Mr. Foong-Taen. Sr. The latter named gentleman has the honor of being the first printer in the known world, having acrording to tradition discov ered the art preservative abom 950 A. D.. and ,vhen a China mau gets hold of h good thing he never lets it get out of the family, hence the deeendents of Fooug-Taou are still engaged in the .printing business. We do not agree ith the Gazettes expressed views on and social matters, but after ?rusal of its columns we have fee it the benefits of a real La per, and haye placed it cchanges. Bro. Foong fast wfshes for the suc- Merprise aad should he tojourqey this way he 'latch 6tring on the outside door- TK7 A T .'WTTT' rmW.V " W W.U.Ut. I . ... story or ivciiwam I'linp. Now York journalist-, are inclined to resent the exploiting of Ketiward Plwlp. He was an exponent of an element in metropolitan new.-paper life that ha diminished so rapidly during the past decade that we may hope for it- entire extinction within ten years moiv If I add one true .-tory to the many already published it is with a iew to illustrat ing his character eomprehen-ivelv. He was impoverished and thir-tv one eve ning. A project for abundant drink struck him as he pa -ed u theater where a certain star was playing. ! It? sought the actor, profe-sed a lively intciv-l in that evening's trial of a new drama, and proflered his service- to influence the critics favorably. "All 1 propo.-e." "lie blandly -aid. "i- 1 Si rrrnnt . .. Z" innlto t lit n tiii.i tli llm 1 - . ... . . if 'ii:i:i iii ;i 'i ti.MU-4iiitaiii ui 111 iiiii ami sou-houses. 1 hey held lth c.orril,ori c-h;it about 1I1,. pl.-.v as your tongue and temper ''for .' said they. ! aircnt. and invite ti em to drink with The horses injured by wire fences some time ago, will soon be able to go to work again. J- S. Richards, of Wymore, has been calling on iriends here. W. I. Davis, from Plattsmouth, cel ebrated with Walnut Creek friend. C. H. Kizer accidently -hot him-elf throng the hand the other day. 31rs. John Sellers, from Wi-con.-in, has come to our neighborhood for her health. A number of our ladies mopped last Sunday. Cause: A mixture of rain mested that all members of tyo. 80, G. A. B., report at ters on next Monday pvjuly 26, a there is business of ince to transact. A. N. Patmob, P. C. Ordered that the prisoners in tho case of the state of Nebraska -s Masou and Wilson be confuted in the county jail by the sheriff until the next term of court. Oh motion 00111113' clork ordered to deduct from all allowed accounts the amount of all delinquent taxes if any appear on the eounty treasurer's books against the party or parties to whom such bill is allowed and a warrant drawn for the balance, if anj, and the county treasurer shall make, the party a tax receipt for the taxes so paid. Ordered that the county attorneys be instructed to commence suit against the Nebraska Lumber Co. for the delin quent taxes oi'lSSl and 185. Ordered by the board that the boundaries of Garfield and Line town ships be changed, so that Garfield shall include all of town one (1), range ten (10), and Line all of town one, (1) range eleven (11) south of Republican river. Order that a warrant be drawn in favor of O. W. Springer for $185.33 for services as county superintendent. The following resolution was adopted by the board. Resolved that the sheriff be authoriz ed to lease the court room to the Chris tian church ot Red Cloud, Neb., on the same terms charged the Lutherin church 7iz: 5-2.00 per month tor one year from tho commencement ot their use of the- building. On motion the tollowing funds were ordered transferred to the county gen eral surplus fund viz: County stnkiug fund, S5a0.90: funding bond fund, 50. SO: bridge judgement fund $129.25. Total $757.05. The following claims 7vere rejected: H. D. Ramey witness for defense M. & W. $4.30. J. H. Bailey, equalizing asses nients $60.00. J. W. Crarey mdse. for Poor W. Hathaway $10.70. M. M. Moyar claim as sup. R. D. Xo. 1. Ordered that a warrant for $50.00 be drawn on the count" general fund to be used in defraying the expenses of an institute to be held in Red Cloud dur itig the month ot July. 1886. Ordered that the county treasurer transfer $20.00 tax paid by John Buster in school disu No. 71. to school dist. 78, and refused $12.01 of said to aaid John Buster. On motion a conitnittes of three was appointed to investigate Ihs rates of toll taken by the ilonrinjr mills of this county. Said comnilttee consisting of R. M. Jones, Carl Gust and Jos. Garber. Ordered that Up county clerk par chase a tax recejjt book and that he record therein allffar rwteirjta handed treasurer Adjonrn- ' our crops would have perished soon if it had not been for the rain. A- it is everything looks splendid." 3Iiss !'. 31. Richmond has been vis iting friend5: on Walnut Creek thi wcek. Bi:ta. Tho Fast Train. The I'nion Pacific officials arc busily engaged in closing up the details of their fast express scheme, which is certain to go into operation at once. The Centeral Pacific has given assur ance that it will co-operate in the matter. That road will adjust trains so that going eastward from San Fran cisco to Ogden the time will be short ened one hour, and going westward two and one half hours. Between Omaha and Odgen. both eastward and westward' tho Union Pacific will short en its time twelve hours, making the running time between those two points thirty six hours, instead of forty eight, as at present. "The train will be put on July 15. 1S-G if something at present untorsecn does not prevent," said a I'nion Pacific official to day. ''It will leave Omaha in the morning, taking the place of the overland, and will make the trip be tween Omaha and 'Frisco in sixtv or less." me. It won t cost you anything- ex cept a modest bill at the bar." The actor thereupon gave an order at the bar tnat Philp's ho-pit-.ility to any of the leading critic -houhl be permit ted to the extent ot a bottle of cham pagne each; ami he took the precaution to detail a person to identify the m'ti to be treated, for he had heard of Philp. Well, the dry but glib tongue of the trickster plausibly as-ailed one after an other of the critics on the list, but their excuses deprived him ot the exacted reward of his earne-t endeavor. Di couraged and desperate, he at length said to one who had declined hi- invi tation to imbibe with the management: "For heaven's sake, m dear fellow, don't let me die of thirst in the desert. Assist me to the oasis," and he explain ed the situation so plaintively that the acquaintance complied for charity "a sake. Cor. Albany Anjus. etr Will be oloitd out ai a scrjtcc at. Mrs F. Xewhousc. P!nve em u a cull. l'tirnture ol all description nt Tinker'.- old stand, at prices thai defy competition. Alwny- see us before v.iibuv. we btiv axtiiai"lv. nnl Tos- .v. ' can therefore -el! cheaper than anr house in the valley. Be Mire and u- F. V T Yt-oa. Am. kinds nf-ocoiid hand furniture at J. W. Warren's haidware and auc tion room., oppo-ite Chicago lumber Yard. Itch ami scratches of even kind cured in 30 minute- by Woolford' Sanitary Lotion. l-e no other. TUis never fail-. old bv Fergti.-on t Co drur gi-t. R.-d Cloud. ' 23-1 y Tin: be-t and cheapest line of lace Hamburg., and evorhsting trimming- at 31 r.-. 5T ew house V Tin: Am boy Milling Company wu! iU,. .J ...... .! ...-..- )..,l...1 '.-. ,tiU .1')..,.. , f.- m ' that will to 1 57 or 5S pound- 11 tf Hknhy Cook now ba- tlie mt complete stiH-K 01 wnn paper. -nai-, etc.. :u the Kepuldicun Valley. Tin: Ked Cloud Milling Compnu will pa 0i rents per bushel for good wheat that will test 57 or 5-5 pound. II :" Pop, stnla water, lemonade, ginuer ale. birch beer, etc. at G. W. Chile's All tre.h and nice. Call and see him A good farm fur sale or rent. A-furni-hed. Aj.plv to Jo-.ph Gr.we Ked Cloiul. Neb. -PHI Hue good Ma-on it ll.iiiihn organ for -ale. Apply to J W. Warren op piK-ite Chicago Lumber Vard. hmiii buggy for sale. Impiire of J. W. Warren, the hardware and general notion man. (Jo to J. W. Warren's when in want of haidware and second bund goods He keep-everything ami you can al wavs find bargain- there. If yon havu anything to sell. ee him. Don't for get the place, opposite Chicago Lum ber Yard. (Jo to G. W, Uh ne's for fre-h home made candie-, cigar-, etc. Fre.-h home made candies at G. W (Mine's. Call and see him. All that want n square meal on shore notice go to theHtar rc-tuuranl. W inn me.ii- at all hour-. l'Al'.K Wat.-on, Proprietor We aru receiving furnture dail don't forget it, and we are bound to sell it. ' -. V. TYl.oii Monky to loan ut reasonable ratu on good personal oreha'ttel security Al-t farm loan- made at lowe-t rate- ol intcre-t. C- F. Cvthkh, rtf i:.d Cloud. A Mi'K hue of dry good- will be sold but very cheap at Mr. Newbon-e'.. I.udie' cheap hosiery at Mrs. New- lloll-e'a. The K.tey i-'ewiug Machine the best in the world lor sale bv 1-. V. Tavlor J)R. C. J J OK DAN. DKNTIST, RKI) CLOL'I) - - N Kill: ASIC A Nitntii-0lilc lor ili (Miult-ox it-,j-Uoa f i--lli i-in-i:i:iily oh bawl. All work guaranteed. Koom First Natioua'i Hank. over him by the coo to July 14th. Brick for sj ber Yi From the beginning of Washington's first term down to the end of Arthur's administration the yeto power was used on 109 occasions. Mr. Cleveland has already vetoed 73 bills, and still they arc coming. In sixteen month he has signed more veto messages than went to the Capitol during the whole period of eighty years from the foundation of the government down tn the inauguration of General Grant. He has vetoed more bills than Uuchan an, Lincoln, Johnson, Grant, Hayes, Garfield and Arthur together. Atchi son Champion. Yes, but just let. him dare to veto one of Frankie's little millinery bills, and his head would be lighter and have less hair on it than an old fash ioned down east puff ball. ' John.vie BfLi. and his assistant cooks across the water just now ap pear to have a queer kettle ol fish to fry, in more respects than one. The home rule bill which wag referred to the dear people, has boen defeated, leaving the Irish nation with but little hope that the measure will ever be passed. Meanwhile other complica tions are coming to the surface, and it j is not at all improbable that the "Kus ian Bear" end the "British Lion" will soon be engaged in a conflict that will make the whole world tremble. (Jo to Kil. Wiener's postofiice new stand if you want tho freshest cigars, tobaccos, candies, the latest newspa pers ami periodical-, etc. He keen- the best in the city. Don't forget it. C. K. Wood is mv authorized collect or. All account- receipted for by him will be acknowledged by me. C. C Johnson. Gas.oi.ink in 5 gal. lots 110 ct.-. per gallon delivered free in any part of the city. Two dclivrie daily. Cans must be at store by 0 a. m. and 1 p. in. 50 tf R. R.J5nEiti:R.fcCu. Brick for sale at the Chicago Lum ber Yard . Croquet sets at Cottings. 30 bars of soap for 1. Opera block Opera block, cheapest grocer in own. "ew and elegant line of queensware I at opera block in a ffv: days. Don t forget to ask for A R C soap best in tne world. Opera Rlock. Just "What They All Say. Hon. D. D. Haynieofaaletn Ills, says he uses Dr. Rosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup in his family with the most sat isfactory results, in all cases of coughs, colds and croup, and recomends it in particular for the little ones. Samp',,. bottleS cents at Henrv Cook ant' j II. Kellogg & Co. 'r.. H!a- ;.irti-r. I'n-s t i.co. H. .llati.I W . .arl'ir. ( .i-ito. r Farmers d Merchants BANKING CO., A gonoral bunking busmoss trans acted in all its branchos. IJTCBST FAD Ol! IKS FA KM LOANS A SPKCIALTY. Three or five years straight ,s per cent, sir.gle mortgage. No delay in securing money. Ml:HCTOKj 'Htfts Carter, fHo. 1:. rie.cMlf W. S. Oarihsr. r0i:!tlI51'UNTftNTSf Koniuz Hr-., Vint Xstwsnl Itsak, Flnt Nntioofti lta!c. Nw Vrk. 1rj jMba. vt Unroia. Neb V gornl team of horses for s-ale I n ire of Joseph Graves, Red, CIoulL t 1 in quire Brick for sale at the ChJea-o Lu ber Yard. I am prepareil to furnish door plate which fordurabilitv. chearn-j w.ev I of design and finish, cannot be exceii- eti. samples on exhibition a; ihe office of The Chief. Your patrona' respectfully solicitexl. C. E. Wood, tf Machine oik cheaper than ever Cottings drug store Brick 1 Brick I We have jut finished burning th er kiln, ol excellent brick and invite contractors and all otKW? wi-hing theoame to call and eu amine our brick and satisfy theni--clvt-i of the quality of ih 'ami'. As evidence of their :u"nt- the brk uddin of tin- c:ty are5erel Ev ery buildir. :s coii-tTU'tel with brcJ: from our v.-.nl with u: one i?eption and w or5T t'-.t- uf.myj A :he brick ma.-on of iht. city. L:t'n or Beatrice. W.j are ready to comma from one to .VJ.t.j ii to do liver the s-ame. 1L-0 sanp in anv qaac titv W. H. Lviuw t -"-N a: it the Chicago Lum- To School Director. Please see that the directors annual report for the year ending July I21SS6 reaches the County Superintendent on or befoae Monday, July 25. Their re ports must be in if you desire any part of the apportionment. C. . SPfclXOER. llnal Proof Notice. iaaUCf at R.vm.atvo. Neb-. Jai-, ;.-.;. T022is "ekeis givkx that'thk A 1 r?"!?111 naniU cttlr h-- 5i r- nt S . iTT1 lojivxKe aal p.-cof ia t.jr: of hL claim, a&d that -aU inl il 1 1- m.vk t ??, tb JbC cvr la fei-. ik. t& derk of U CKtrin rosrt cf uv... ,-. r iSmT iris 5;, lies. Mz: WILLIAM fXf2!R. Fana Loacs. Farm loan- negotiated. Frra locn on iiKsi favoraW- term. Loan can bfl. pni'l l? giving 30 day- nrXire wtb bx: clr rct LAX)k to your !-; inlorost and call 00 me Hi :ny ice over First National Rtnk. D. R. zrAS'jviz. If you wisn to -til your urni r :wtx propertv caJ! on Jai?H Ge.v.vk-. 4'Jt: " KedCtoud, N'.-K Tr- thr E-:ev Sowing Machine. It i the rlnerit rnachin that t made. op H'd.afrlication No. i-ai :or :h- sx U -- For sa!e bv F. V. Tavlor the ea-t iti &-25pl&Z: !Zl farntare man. liftd Ciood iuca npn ana coitmnoa ot said Uai. vtr. Per W C Picking fT?? HS?,' 0IiT?r v- to-Tis. joto in&to- S9K s.w.svv-rrzbK. ktskt. me hejttckof trwief in the coun ty at Co: t iayi.y1 c COTTSIMG'S FOR BARCJ IN.s IN Window Shades AND WALL PAPER Finest Pattern the Market, :iU Paint, il.-. 1 ru-s S&i, LUMBER Trader's Lumber Company VIIJ. MAICK -- FIGURES ON LUMBER As low as can be bought from any deal car on Earth. RED CLOUD CARRIAGE WORKS ! h ing the place to get hnr.iins in PM1. TON BUC.'ttlKS, ScSPKINC; WA(U)NS, hav- purcliasccl our stock at reel need prices we an: able to place r r the market all kinds of ve hicles cheaper than the cher.pest. 1 ffpbfc Buck Boards at Top bugges at Spring Wagons Phaetons at S3500 S65 ,00 75,00 SI 00.00 W an alno pn-paiffl Utb all kiinln of Jul mid repair wrk at bottom priivs. ()h buKi paint'd and n-jKiired at rra.-onable rate.-. It v ill pay yem tofivnic- ;t call and get our prir bforr ptirrhaintr il!wlnn. StV k 0 llUj CHAS, DUSCHOW. Prenldc::t- 2- F HIGHLAND, VJco-ProB4!aWt Robt. V.SHIP.rTi'. Tronuror. J. A. TULLEYS aocictnrv. NEBRASKA & KANSAS. FARM LOAN CO. C.-1PJ'I.'IL,$50,00Q. RED CLOUD NEBRASKA. IMKKCTOK--V K.IVJonw. O.C.Cuse. K.V.Strircy, Oww. Ii. mw. it It Wukm L K. HigbUrwl. Go. B. HuJLwxJ. I), v. Ilatt (. J. Wrn. MONEY LOANED a .mpr'i'r 1 l.irm ifi X''ri:irl K.inju yi-u 1 i '" hr.i & i. ti ximt u &ujKxni I'riiM'iplo and munwt j f -.n ltl (tm& -I uiynce ix rl cloi u national ija.sk m h.docl W E. J ft rTr Iitrt.. -U f - -r. Capital $50,000 Special Attention Civ Collections JJIRLCIyRS; L1 E.F, mfrim i u ' ayajpR? ExciunfT Make c90mjui anl do General B aakinj; Ba$ineM Interest allowed time dep-jdti " D t fi-r :' Sl v. :Jt X i. m0 V,-. J3 &t fcg-i vSe i-V 0P -'i'-'-' j
