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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. Marvel of pure
strength and -xholesomenes, more economic!
than the ordinal") kind and cannot be sold in
eompetion vcilhtha multitudes of low test short
Ight alum nr phosphaU: powdor-.. Sold only
In out. KOVAL HAKINGPOWDEKCO.
V IOC Wall street. N. Y. -Jltv.
&e get grf glntf.
k. C nORXER,
ProprleKM
l'ubliMied rrrj Friday mornirc from the offic
in the Moon Mock. Red Cloud. Neb.
Fam Loam.
Interest from 6 to 10 per cent.
Time from 1 to 7 years. Call and
investigate. G. W, Barker.
SPLINTERS
Gathered Vp fcjr Chief Kcportrra Ira
And Aheut the City Caaat-f.
awnings
blew down on
Several
Monday.
Cook's the placo to get valentines.
All styles.
Hon. 1. B. Hampton was in Red
Clond Monday.
Nats, fresh candies, etc., kept at
Ernst Welsh's.
Furniture of all kinds cheaper than
TcratF. V. Taylor's.
. Get your meals at the Farmers Eat
mf house. E. Wclsch.
Money to loan at a living rate of
interest by D. M. Matt.
Henry Cook has a fine line of valen
tines Go and ser them.
J. 1 Bailey and A.J. Kenney
r have nVncd from Lincoln.
Great bargains in woolen dress
good- at Mrs. F. Newhouse.
" Poor "Doodle-dc-do" had to put up
nine doftara that he had raked in.
The ladies B. H. 31. Society will
meet with Mrs. Win. Cathcr, at 2 o'
clock Tuesday, Feb: 12th.
Elcra. P. Ralph of this county and
Tishcy Francis of Jewell Co. Kansas
were licensed to wed on the 2nd.
If you want Early May wheat or
White Russian oats for seed call on
L. H. Rust, at the city feed store.
Josiph. H. Arrants and willie Cone
both of North Branch, Kansas were
-narried by Judge Sweezy at his office
in this city on the 4th.
The globe on the arc light at the
-corner of 4th avenue and Webster
street was blown out and broken hy
the high wind on Monday.
When in Red Cloud call at the
furniture store of T. V. Taylor, oppo
site the post office, and pick you out
a fine kitchen or parlor suit.
George Wcsternhausen of Oregon
and Ella Carr of Illinois were joinod
in marriage by Judge Swecxy at his
office in this city on the Cth.
John Docker says his trade has
nearly doubled since moving into his
new quarters. He attributes it partly
to his new location and partly to the
fine line of goods he is now carrying.
II. B. Simons is traveling over the
county soliciting subscribers for the
wind mill outfit. Decidedly an appro
priate acquision to that institution.
He's a great reformer and would like
an office, having quit farming to be
come a politician.
Mrs. Bail.-y, while walking north
on Webster street during the high
wind on Monday had the misfortune
to be knocked over and huit by some
galvanized iron that was taken out of
the Mogn block and left near the
walk. However her injuries are not
The subscribers who wrote the edi
tor asking why a city was called "she"
mM;-l the followinc: The answer
r aeeSls an caaj one There is more or
less bustle alout a city, besides a
eity has outskirts, and a he could not
under auv circamatance-i have skirts
ofaA-kind.
Mr?K. F. Highland, late read as
ter of the B. & M. at this place, hav
ing been appointed train master over
the eastern division of the IS. .
with headquarters at Nebraska City.
Mr. I). F. McFarland road master oa
the Oberlin braueh has beem assigned
to the vacaucy caused by Mr. High
land's promotioa aad trill locate ia
Cloud. TO CUT
Mens caps only 15 etc at B. AG.
G. R. Chanej was in Superior this
! week.
E. Welsch was in Superior on last
' Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Markcll have moved
to Lincoln.
Oysters at Ernst Welech's. Best
brands kept.
The weather last Sanday was as
balmy ar spring.
Henry Cook and Charley Potter
were in Hastings this week.
Sleeper Bros regular days for grind
ing arc Wednesdays and Saturday.
Jean Pants, warranted not to rip
for only $1.00 at II. &G.
Miss Carrie Brown was visiting her
parents Saturday and Sundav.
A little child of Charley Gurney's
died one day last week of crowd.
All winter goods at your own say
so at B. Sc G.
Remember a good solid over-coat
can be bought of B. cs G. for $1 .50.
Overcoats at cost and more to at
B. AG.
Look at our jean pasts for $1.00,
warranted not to rip. B. & G.
Milton's Paradise lost lost when
he left his relatives in Gage county
MrE. L. H. Fert and Mrs. A. C.
Hosmer vere in Beatrice this week.
Receiver Holland reports that the
street car line is paying quite well
now.
Dou't forget to go to W. L. Haines
when you want furniture. He keeps
a fine line.
Great bargains in Hamburgs, hos
ery and white trimmings at Mrs. F.
Ncwhousc.
The Firemen will give a ball at the
L O. O. F. hall next Thursday even
ing, the 14th.
All kinds of novelty braid, rick
rack, braid, tinsel cord Ac. Ae. at
Mrs. F. Newhouse.
The Chautauquan circle will meet
at Mrs. C. W. Kalcy's next Tuesday
evening Feb. 12th.
Henry Bentley, a brother of M. R
and John W. Bentley is in the city.
He is a resident of Iowa.
Mr. Frank Rhoton received a hand
some present of a gold watch and
chain this week from his parents.
Take your old copper ware, iron,
rage, etc., to Morhart who will ex
change tinawre for the same. tf .
M . V. Eastcrdyand wife, of Tccum
seh who has just returned from
Tacoma, W. T. is visiting in the city
with S. A. and H. H. Easterday.
Samuel Miller of Amboy, will read
the news and all of it, he having pla
ced his name on the books of the
Great Family Weekly. Thanks Sam
uel.
The K. P. lodge had a grand meet
ing on Saturday evening. Several
brothers from Superior and Hebron
were here to see the work in the
third rank conferred.
The Golden Eagle Clothing Store
has just received 6G 1-12 dezen new
spring hats, and expect to get in f of
a dozen more. Call and sec them.
C. Wiener.
A Yaaac 7.
Mr. John Young, manager of B.
M. Young A Co. dry goods house,
was the happiest man that ever walk
ed on Wednesday morning. The tea
hon for all this happiness, was from
the fact that hi? wife presented him
with a handsome girl baby. John ie
putting up money that she is the
handsomest young lady in the city.
Usual weight and cigars plenty. Con
gratulations are in order.
H.
TW HCABTS TBI AT BEAT A !!.
A Brilliant Vt e-Jalnc at the Bealacare
r Kea a keea Taeaaar
Cvealac.
JchaO. Vtlirr aad Hettle L. Kheea
Tatted In n alrlatuajr.
The editoi of The Chief has not
had the pleasure of attending as bril
liant a wedding for many years as
.that which occurred on Tuesday cen-
inc. between John O. Yeiscr and Miss
Hettie L. Skcen, the accomplished
Saw Crre. 1
.- , - - nuiT
U 1. J ... .!. , itnnAt liu. . i I. .1 J L....rM. -A Vf. i'iurv Mnl. Prarl fkrf n
nu" K m IC. " "' ;"-: ua caiiarcu uauguu-r--. .......... .. , T.Jr.Mn, K.
RaBdMaw watar calur icUUs., -3
frane!. Mia Oartrei and ! M ..
hetatlnaftertea.A.Hlsbr
K-ard Carter and wife.
Dcen npMa. Ea-aa raan.
i Viz line linen towel. J. J Uudter.
neauti!ultaro-.LlUicIMoa.
UawUful table cover, emtfoidec, " ana
"mtn'SS awhrt. ! Monio Cook,
.-liver celr?and.Kert Hrr.""-,. ..
Anchor of choir- flower. MI Alice 1 s,,m0T'
Chin Lind jointed tailt tl:-b. I- 'T-
ifeandlllMCulbertvn.
iHwcn crrtal slaaes. B. T. Mixer '
Mlver refary crater. Mr, feuon. aa! XL
Cnatal trater 'net. J. W. h-rood and wile.
?rt tole linen. S. V. :okeSel4 and wife.
1-aJr lcratrd Mooe Taaw. T. C. lUcker aad
wife. .. .. . w
IflDcailnarliaailier"ct.AaIlallatJSB- , .
Fine rlock. mountM in eraaite aad eaaea
iron with troaze Skure. also pair broaxe vaMM,
I). II. iaier, win.
: iuuiut'
Wallace
. bercod, W.
It A Umj4iv
M j. twmiajm ' ... --",-t .7 . If
utoo. W. ThoratuR;. if. saeraooa. -. .
long to the associated press of this , K(, SLee at t!,cr
county "i e" See. Chief, Helmet, J , , .
n.ri- j t - deuce on North 4.eua
handsome ro;i-
euar trecr
keea.
rler.
Clieckou bank, bv tatlier, K. Skreii.
tli fnlim'tlml tuimlkfrrlilrl. U. I
. f . ... .... V. ..v . ... .-..--m-
I l i M ..II.,...
Rnnhi;n Krtmu and Ttemnarat. uu"-c " M.iw-r no.i:i bolilrr and rake ta.ket, reari
The boys are all after a big chunck of affair was one of theoeicty events of fckn.
county financial goody. The news--the eca-on :ml rc:'.:crche in ecir HUsa aeliual Itaat.
r.anpr Kiiainpstl in Hod Cloud IllUst be .rt ;..i.Ut- ? -in .'rirlv liniir tllO
dry shucking or else the hungry cdi- j Iiulubt.r of j.uest who were so Meaar. Spanogle and Mawh. nresi-
fortuuate as tureceiie an invitation i-ent and aecretary olour scnooi .ktu
to the wcduiiitr, Loiraxi to a-emblc. were pleasant visitors at our ache
et for the lASt Wednesday. isits to oar scaooi
P ' are far more freqaent this year Ua
tors would aot be kaawiLg at each
other so fiercely. B. H. Leader.
It's net that George, the editors arc
all unhappy because no one can be in
i ..,.....,. ,. I... ,.
duccd to start a rclirzious paper here, i -'". " -; '
... ... I everv nor-v .-in-: t-(.ri;j' in 'i
io markV vuc mu.
and bv the tiji-f tht; Iw-u1 sc
!' h:ul arrtvi
J ijonrinK'ii'.'i
j with a iay
!!.
'"'a:rl at
A aI aVata.
A few days ago Mrs. James Mc
Partland livine north of the city went
to Oxford Junction, Iowa on a visit to
friends, accompanied by her children,
among which was a bright eyed little
girl, the pride of the household.
The lady and friends were enjojing
the visit nicely, until the little girlj
. . ..i j- i-ii. .i '-
took sick ana noiwiinsinnaing mcuiuu
medical aid the little huffercr died.
rrL.a i. T- TUl....l..rw l.n.l tA
... ... i . (in- rid.i! .
the death of his child was a telegram
, , . ' -i!l urot'tiur.
announcing the decth. It was a ery
f-cvcie blow to the lather and lam y.
1 -. . . ."W. ' "i't
Tac body was luoiiirh to Jica louu
caiuraav auu wieriucub iyi. iint "
. , t ' Ul'd't' JINttf.U"
iuonuay. jut' ucsutostu ia..a,iit,o
hiw and any lormer year.
School officers and
!. . . a. t. . J Aa-kAa inrar.
f,-idiitfe wa .o.Ie-l j parents seem w h a - .
ro::-.' of t'ie firyt ' elt in tnc welfare of our schools than
the ciw. fc ii' . durin- PreTi0U9 Jeaw We rfttl
. rw -'.-,:.! ii- wa.vs J?la(i t0 welcome visitors.
.'raiWe - -oft.,., hr ..c. 1rof- 'nrr" 8P"Bt U,t '
th- r- am. coihci-iic .; plv- and Sunday in Superior.
. tl. itr-H rtg i.u .a aui :. j,-w Recesses have been resumed as
i, ,u i.,-.-.. iil-rn ! ---.iiid.. muv 8"nc pupils prefer relaxation from
...... . .i.i !-: -.... .msIi.
,ci .tl.i :U i..rth iuii:..r when- tlac wuuy, numia mcir r.cu- -..v- ,
.:. t. Yeii.ii. ma u-.-i-i hap- tl0n btudy necessiUtes it so mucn,
,.. i,.niK..r, uiad Uieiu in-.:, and wife, 'we presume, as tneiorce 01 naou cai
. i-r -.vlsich a-ftat.' -' . ns r..,i.Ml . ' (or it. Today it is a much disputed
:c.t:.. w V mifm ,,luc-t,on- ls reccs, necessary in t;ne
,i,e of tb. co.t'; h'lZhcr blades ot schools? Many of
-tori i.i t.:. it. li ' our "hlcst educators advance the most
. (Hjjjr, i. i't-1.1!. j logical arguments in favor of its abo-
iJjf:, j i.uoii irom sanooi me in tue mguur
Ic. Qi: :-.e -ii. ?" OI ' CWUII-cku.--...
j i that it is tietruncmai to me progress
some
Railroad !
Fare One Gent a Mile
I have this day concluded to open up
A'Cash House, February 1, 1889,
I. will run artrictlycadi house. Please call and note my
price. It will be a greater cut on prices than one cent a
mile by the railroad company. I will positively NOT sell
one cent's worth of goods on time. If .my goods that sell for
15c or two for 25c, I will sell for liV. &c. Will make exact
change so you see you will eaye i.0 per tout by trading at a
Strictlv Gash House. You will not have to help iiy bad
accounts. As a credit buaineas is run all customers have to
pay more for goods to help pay the losses of bad debti. I c-in
do businesifor less profit for cash, and that is what I am go
ing to do
Sell Strictly for Cash or Produce !
So come and see me and you will say that 1 have struck the
right key note to that great hereafter which means in a
commercial fray great success in business. All will say we
have found the place and the man to trade with. Come,
come, come and see me I will do you good.
Great Cash House, no goods sold on time
bring your cash or produce and trade with
the best house in Southern Neb.
B. F. MIZER,
The Opera House Cash Grocer.
YOUNGS C. O. D. EMPORIUM.
i,,UBU- " ""t . .lai.t.lcufi-. iwa. bivl..' cilanaiuianiwuewuneMai V"
have tho sympathy of the community , h( ijujiii ,inc( j of thc fichool. True, there are
plausible arguments in iw lavur.
Onr new class in ''Etymology of
Words" ih progressing finely, and all
in their affliction.
A Worthy PromotlaM.
3n the appointment of Ed. F. lligh
ltijad of this city to the portion of
tijsin master over an important line of . ai(l :mj c.
the B. & M. road, ib a promotion that . p10.4 , v.,. ,
land uhitr I.it .-lil-pvr. 'I'hv -.'room
wa- ! "vii intio i,-u-.1 'itiioiial
suit of biucK uitt: L'i!.. Aibi-rt coat
d irhit- ".ivt- 'uun.r ill" Jie-
t . I th" ladicN
ti riiiL
:uk
J
appear interested in their new study.
The philosophy class has been mak-
jng some pleasing experiments in thc
ifj justly merited on the part of Mr. ,.,. K. Sk-jen. iu.ir.hei oi the mule, infraction of light
1. who has been in the emphe of ' u,:lhogatr. plu-ii and nprioot -!!.
tic companv for a number of year? a- -jj ieaij Skcou. -itcr of tin-
road master of thc amc company be- !,ri.io. was drt-if.i in o h-n.d-nm.- dot- f UUC-
twecn Red Cloud and McCook and -,. J uiuil v.ith pnik Ik budice
contiguous branches. He has been a mj, ) VL-ir. -i-ttr
f thc
Last Friday afternoon rhctoricals
were the best we have had for some
,.re a pink satin ' Iio" of Biblical hihtory from Latin
into Enclihh which we deem pieasam
i
ell as a change
in Latin
Triday afternoon the junior latin
class translated into English. ''Jos-
I ... -a. .. ?
faithful and conscientious officer of ,.,r0ul.. ...... Ju-- d in a han'Uoi.iul'. ;-'Phold mto r.gypt. r.vcry rnoay
.t - -j -;n Ail i,; ., t.n. " i n- ii ithunuDils of this class translate a
uiu uuuiiwut uw ' .." iiiaut: i). - . ;; .v ) i- i
sition with hono' to the company and ij5s r.t.rlo .Mn.v
credit to himself. His headiuarters v.ith m:iu tfmiiiif..-
U .. nt obra-ta t'itv to which m:" -.T. .",.. t ..'- .t..r.. ,,. ..!......; and instructive a
place he will soon move with hii- fam-1 lttr1 1 bUlu itlt hanu i-.tiim-i Howvk. J fro111 oar or(lI-fy work
ily. TflE Uiiiek, with -Mr. tligiiiana s. ih, jr. It Bui!.--'.. va-attici m arainu,ir
many friends in Bed Cloud and tlic' i,-,,,,.-,,.,.. .tctl jrray rncaded -..11. -'rof- Curran has promised that in
valley will be sorry to losc him as a ' ji38 Mii Ad'-.iui. was tttt-.-: tl,e ear futur nc wiH organize a
citizen, but join him in cougratula-,,,, ., ,,;k .-.uriah with bi.ck lace dr.q. class for elocutionary drill for which
tionsin his good fortune and promo-( Lrv ' ' purpose 4hoc who wMi to participate
tion to a higher and more responsible j M- i,JvilL Marh wa- dres.-.d in ' remain after -l p. m. at least three
Here's our hand, Ed., for ..bhiatioii blue -ilk and black vehct. y h week. Ihi;. oner,noaouoi,
b.-auti will Dc gratclutly accepieu a goou
i- n:ic f those rare accom-
aothrr Worthy Fr..m..iloi.. i ; '..... ..., ',..,.ta tl.,, .ImnlH !m -.ultivated
1 t. I. Tiil. . !.- IT -"-T"!"! .1 iriiMH-i. tux .,.. .----
(.iiiek reporter learneu
position.
future ."-ucccss and prsperity.
j Mi Lou.t Hrilor.-, o
in! ".iiik s;ik ani "-.
to. Mi- l.'iitt "' r v
Thursday afternoon that A. J. Welch a t r.t'tu. .: a - ..-.
the courteous and affable B. & M. Mias Eamw 1.i..vh v.,,.. Sl
some blnck -mk -S:rt a-m imhi.-
readiti.
tfr.-f! ,u piishnifiit-
:norc than it ha .been in the past.
u i,hmI-. -Villa Catheu, Editor.
tiai-5.
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The great blowhard outfit talks
about having more local than any
two papers in tha city. The facts
are, if it wasn't for the rest of the pa
pers thc outfit wouldn't have any
items . It has to wait until the news
papers arc published before it ean go
to press. The only fresh thiag about
lt-. aircnt at this place had been pro-
motcd to the position of station Mis- K .-' vir die.-cd in .Saturday cvenisr, thc Knights of
agent at McCo-ik, the principal head- black -ilk .t.n bin k -ilk and cream , L'jthia-.. of this, pl.ice. went to Red
auartcrs of the company between tri in ui in -'-. (Cloud on the evening train, having
Omaha and Denver, at an increase of h-OI.umc H-teUr v...ic a hund-been invited by the members of Red
salary. Mr Welch has been in Bed some biowii silk. 'Cloud lodge to atteir-1 and a-wist in
Cloud five years and most of that' Miss Litlic Letsoii va- dw-sd :n a pivJn some work in the "rank of
time has been either manager jhniid-?omc pink .-i!k. knight." After th lodge had cloed
of telegraph at this point, or' Mr-. A. lit r v, tlfte coimni taun. thc S'lptrior kniglits were taken in
.. . .. ...! ... . ., ,1 It . t 1 11. -1 1 I.BA.1.AWA M4
aent and has so dealt witn inc peo- jm- i.etna i un-cri.-en. uanusouie , cnargt: oy xni ivea ioau ih"ii -
pie that he has been & decided favor
ite with the business men as well as
the cit;zens at large. All through
hi business intercourse he has made
lots of friends and few cnemie-, and
in Ids removal from Bed Cloud to Mc
Cook he will carry with him thc best
wishes of BedCloud people for success
thc paper is the editor and the old an. prosperity. We can fully recoui
plato matter. nn-Tul him to the good peopl of Mc-
, , ... Cik a a ccntlciacn of the iir.-t vrater
Tho new came called the "edi
tor's delight," is played in this wise:
Take a piece of ordinary writing paper
and fold it up carefully and inclose a
bank note sufficiently large to pay all
arrearages and a year in advance, and
scad it to the editor. What adds im
mensely to the pleasure of the game,
is to send a new subscriber or two, ac
companied by the cash. Keep aa
r nn the editor, aad if a amile
-4,-, V
adorn his face the trick works like a
charm. Ex.
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The only House iu thc city whtrrc
yoa can buy good- at Ice than whole
sale prices.
You wonder how wc can afford to
do this? The answer is simple
We have the best buyer in tho
United States watching for bargain
WITH THE KKAIiY CASH.
He has iastrnctions not to buy uu
less at 25 per cent hdow wholesale
value. New goo is come every weak
aad are sold again before wc cat. hard
ly realise it.
Watch for our bargaita thi spring.
Call oftea at our store and " the
NEW AMUVALS.
Our Millinery etock will be here in
proper time at prices that will atonih
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YOUNGS C. O. D. EMPORIUM.
Golden Eagle
cic-im -iiir.ih i marched to a restaurant where an
Tlicie were manv ther handrouie ' elegant oynter suoper awaited them.
eo-tunies but space forbids menti-n The bovs returned on the 11 o'clock
thereof at th.-.iMiic. 'train yesterday ana all agreed that
The tabic- verital.h irioaned with ' H"--d Cloud is thc plu to go to hare
delieieu- eiioi- of all c1.hsoh and , good time and that the boys there
were haml-omelv d- rated with cost-, know how to maj-e tnings piaapani,
Waily
The 'JuiEr i- sorry to hac Mr. Welch
depart from among us as our business
and social relations have always been
pleasant, but inasmuch as the position
is more remunerating wc take pleas
ure in wishing him god-speed in his
ne-w home. He will move with his
family to McCook in a few days, when
he will assume charge of the duties of
thatstatioB. He has been a faithful
ottcer and justly merits his promotion.
The case of the Bank of Dorchester
y. Talbot aad Talbot was dismissed at
to Ellen. 0. Talbot,(wifo of A. M. Tal
botOon the gronad that she could not
be held aa surety, on the note given
by her husband, u there was no evi
dence adduced to show that she
charsed or intended to charge her sep
arate property. Judgment was read
eredafainst A. M. Talbot for the face
of the note, lesethe amount of neory
paidtheroc. The Bank of Dorchester
uurpor ing to he aa innocent porcka
e, of aaid cct, hut failin to -arose
the same to the satisfaction of the
court.
If the Bank of Dorchester could
have sustained the plea of innocent
nurchaser they could have obtained
judgment against A. M. Talbot for the
full amount ot note. in neiuwr
case could Ellen. G. Talbot be holden,
aa a married warns- aiffBeeare aa
nxa a a aete akeolamay void, una
On last Saturday was the 4Sth
birthday of our friead Mr. M. R. Bea
Uey. Nethiag straage would have
been thought of the fact, had it sot
bora that his good wife taiakiagto
make life' ragged path brighter coa
ceived the idea of feaviaf a aamher ef
his fellew citiuai present ta the eve
ning for the happy parpeae efetm
memoratiag the event. The whole
afair was a sarpriee, and Mr. B. was
completely aoaplaaaed over it, it hav
ing beea handled aeateely. Theeve
aing was Jeaeaatiy aesaed ia Tarioas
pleawee, ameegwkwa wanaa eie-
gmat repeat served by the hostess aa
aisted by Mits Mollie Ceek. It was
a very pleasant creat and will long he
remembered by the boys. Mr. Ben
ley rewired aumereaa preseau amwag
which was aa elegaat silk hat.
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Eobert. . Laca ef Sheridan Co.
Kaa.
tktTlk
ly flowers. tc 1n: ( hep takes
jirrcat plea-uic in co:igratuIntiii!-; the
happv couple and hope- their life mav ,
'ni. blessed with happines-, a.id that
not a 'wave ot truu&Ie oe tncirs dur
ins their journey over the sea of niat
rimonv. The present- were numer
ous and -o;tly and embraced every
conceivable article necc-sary to house
keeping. After tte guests had dis
persed to their various homes th
newly wedded couple a. ere con?eed
to their residence already prepared,
where they will commence the daties
of life for themselves, and where, we
hope, they will fnd the happiaess
that should pervade the home of a
true witc aad a loving hasbaad. Nay
thc waters of life be tranquil aad
their journey smooth is the best wish
of their many friends.
The follewiag is the list of presents:
for their
.Journal.
guesi8. fcUf'enor
SilTtr itrtijiaw trfaaJ. A. S. Marrta. wife. aa4
Mi-. LarOUTaaraa.
-suvrr ancr aianrr coaca -tf-ooas. u. wcer
r-awn.
OaaaairCaiBsaUk-ArUletacs. aWe Ae-
uav art tricaei! table liaea. Loua Btnoa-.
Oae p4a kaifp. vrr, Rem SVy-amwr.
T--4atrk haMrr. tMiTir. aMI F-mta.
TrrWrttpralsaaaakt-Kp.JInL Saen Hf-
viila rtas. Do aa4 E-taa Mfaaerton.
iatrtBaiaa4-wnf aafar af-aaa. A. C.
.Ha.
vr mud wife.
-c of kal-m aad forks. IMnartl BUora
Sk aM aarer -u-m. wui Teicr.
aiaa ua rr mC Xtr-a r. tx Ttawr.
!Uk t-axapr. S. n. Yrfetr.
itilac-40s.a-T.(a- O.T-tarr.
vt -dTM-flmit inl-frtL Fraak Cswara.
- Fiaarartrran-i i
Paz. sflrer kravrand frr&v I. J. lular.
i trtii yaatSF-. M a. O. a i-.
SOftr -nrraa p tea t aa-l tray . ml Lrttv at
Owe. . ...
r-fflT-s tea - cam wiarr
Mifr wHtlp di-Js aaa TarV. n. 11 3teK- I
j-s iTfT w '- amrif i i
Sanaa rwe--f,
(darn fonatrH. mellaf
l"he senate this morning passed the
bill for the riliefcf Adams t ounty. la
1S50 William. B. Thome, co.tnty trees,
urer, was found to be short iif bia cash
abont 50,000. To secure h bonda-
men he deeded them about 140,000
worth of property. The bond t vas only
i 000, but the sureties offered lo give
the county a warranty deed tnTharne's
property in return for their ieeae
from Habilty tiader the bond. The
county accepted the proposition.. iut
Tborne began a suit to recover a part
or hia property. He set up that he
was no: liable to the countv for the
state taxes in statute, which nnpav-ers
a county to acquire title to prop any
in certain cases by judicial proceed-
iag. Thorne maintained tliat ate
property had not oome iate the pes
aad been act fcr to-day. hat was acet-
seseiom of Adams county by judicial
nreceat,and
joat caaasea the Jawae- aa aa
.. a
eouaty to acquire piiteeuj ey
tydeed. The sale of the Thorne pro--arty
by warranty deed. The sale of
the Thorne properrjr haa been set for
today, bat wa poaapsnti until taator
row. Taorne waa tried for eaibesale-a-taaL
seataaced aad pardose-l. there
Win a belief that an employe was
reapeatibi for she aaortaga. The ex:
treasurer di last winter:---)iwala
Bee, Feb. 7.
Clothing Store !
Just received full line
Spring Hats
In every conceivable design.
w
G WIENER, Prop.,
Red Cloud and Wymore.
hy Hoe. G. R. Chaaer, tabjeet "Thej 5 P-
evideacea ef a fatire existaace.' , '. ko fi yo dolUr
an..Mvis..MaKalinvitedteat-i"-' 00,::vr- "is naast, orgaas.
tea-lall ef the services ef thischarch.
old ptaaes, old
beagkt for eash aad the same applied
en a aew iastrameat, satlsfactioa war-
i rsated. ?.Za. J. Bailzx.
Farm For Rent
-4ataarcxi---tlCtaJftaaaiaer. Xeraiag sexmea
ftaSJaSmimm.aa-Z W:3ft S-!"1
iiamamiapajavaa3aJia-Mi-J
Maraiag sexmea hy the pastar at
atUmvekafl
What haa hecoaae of the old ma?d i
Laa she awl aaarned or toee atahinr
and has 9exihh!ea ceased uecribU!j j fa, fttm ajiet. $ en
LaetMeoday was a "tetmto bay k, y of weed aad water.
.etheyareaaeaeatWKieraa-inotip j
am hifh 6. W. aUtOa,
Xra. CL White is iitHr with hr f p Clami, iMk
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Mr. Caaries avaaa aa-a mmsw
sea wiU eeatt Waaaictn Tarntaty
tk aaar Mtatc wtme can
-ever the tiea that -nd him lo nn-ay
Nebraska.
Mr. Ckariea 4aaith b raied km
farm aad wiU tarn aiaattiatkm to aeh
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