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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1889)
sy n r- I '' MM,1aMaBaaawaawawawawaaaawaaaiaMafc. aawawawawaaawaaawa r? rc (0 4 Us . y it . MiCHELOftHdGi A TAeLUelK, "" il ThlkoWortflftjiibatpoonjiW -hud,-. i their helolessnes. jooth of twenty. As you hav mm j np their timidity, tbeir Usa talk to girls in their teens, when jwaxtfaa. to be pleased, their foolish he oufht to have talkea to taem like a mmBt th0r prooeQ9S to falsehood., father, you almorttaToluntarily longed ibar gtronf: penoo attachment, to remind nun oi we quaint rduko w Crand old John: "Ihou talkest like one upon whose head the shell stick eth to this day. This is how it seems. 'He is old enough to have been full-! Iffrimd before the eirl he makes love to was born, and here he is, trying to !make her believe that he is still in the days of his gosling-green, with the shell sticking on his head to this day. It is given to man but once to be soft and" untried, gushing and superlative. The man who avoids matrimony be cause of its cares, rivals the wiseacre who becured himself against corns by having his legs amputated. "If lov 'ing is a painful thrill, not to love is 'more painful still." , Here is a sort of common wit which coasaete of jesting at the supposed bondage of tho married state. Some of the Tory best men have kissed the fshadcles which a wife imposes, and have either thought or said: "If this be slavery, who'd be free?11 Thegrand- .'estmen the world ever saw were mar-jriage-made men. Some people have an 'ingenuity of making themselves miser lable in whatever state they are, and :make us see the wisdom of the sour sage's remarks: "Whether you marry or not, you will repent it" Fools turn every blessing into a curse, uice tne man who said: "This is a good rope. Til hang myself with it" The wife is the little tug of the ship, directing tho movements and supply ing the motivo power. When Lord Eldon was told that he had received ,the great seal at tho hands of the King, .when about to retire his Majesty said: "Give my remembrance to Lady El- don." The Chancellor in acknowledg ing the condescension intimated his ignorance of Lady Eldon's claim to 'such a notice. "Yes, yes," the King -answered, "I know how much I owe to Lady Eldon. I know that you would have made yourself a country curate :and that she has made you my Lord Chancellor." Every school-boy knows ;that a kite won't fly very high without a string tying it down. It is just so in life. The maa who is tied down by 'a mother and a few blooming responsi- ibilities will make a higher and steadier flight than the bachelor, who having nothing tied to him is always flounder ing in the mud. Young gentlemen, if we want to ascend in the world we will have to tie ourselves to somebody. "Van you're a married man, Sam ivol," says Mr. Weller to his son Sam, "you'll understand a good many things as you don't understand now, but vether it is worth while going through so much to learn so little, as the boy .said van he got to the end of the alpha het, is a matter of taste. I rayther jthink it isn't" That a philosopher ilike Mr. Weller should so underesti inate matrimony as a teacher is unac countable. We have it on the author iity of a thrice-married man that bis first wife eared his romance, the second .'taught him humility, and the third made him a philosopher. Bishop Tay lor said: 'If you are for pleasure, Imarry ; if you prize rosy health, marry. A good wife is Heaven's last best gift to a man; his angel of mercy; minister of graces innumerable; liis gem of 'many virtues; his casket of jewels; her voice, his sweetest music; her smiles, his brightest day; her kiss, the guard jiaa of innocence; her arms the pale of this safety, the balm of his health, the jeabasa of his life; her industry his Isarest wealth; her economy his safest isteward; her lips his faithful counsel lors; her bosom the softest pillows of his jcares, and her prayers the ablest ad vocates of blessings on his head. Madison C. Peters, in PhlladAinni '1.1 CBS. - ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. iTbelrTalaetetke Edacater.tae Satan! Istaaathe tcaeciallet. At a glanco, the striking differences between the Asiatic and African ele phant aro appreciated through the .eye. Ona soon becomes familiar with Jtho various forms of our American tdoer, and has a better realising sense ;of the fact that elk resort to the mountain fastnesses as their normal haunts, whilo our antelope rarely quit the plains. From school-days up, the American youth, by such means, gains a knowledge of the forms of the mar. niCcent representatives of the various faunae of his land, in comparison with which the illustrations in the text book, although not to be altogether despised, aro inadequate. Here the sculptor, artist and en graver carvat their leisure, study the noblest ef animals forms under the most advantageous of circumstances. Leopards and pumas may be caught in the very act of a high-noon siesta, or perchance in some short and fiery quarrel, showing all the lineaments of anger mvacterissic of their nee when 'tTf X&tPG Jr catch for their folios ttMSeitor tint. ww cwvuv pittances of trogoas and toucan u they disport thessselves in their hufe. airy oefea, in a manaerto to achieved under ee other conditions. , It is here, again, that a thousand rfreto each year, are brought directly Junes- the observation of the vaturalist fas swatdalist iaarerT depart.. - Fr-ewuusjuos in all its details Bird: all -a.- . - ., Jwith tne brsedisai habits ef saarnmaU: I WtSJssse el aaramftaam laern ksviu SO the itaa-alaafniaa f M. rewoawatt (Mr .-. W. - a. iaropakr Mr. M. B. aatJassB aaaeuses that skskateeared to weave carpets of all elseses. Leave orders with a 8rflt,t the Meom Block. tf Kits, fresh candies, etc, kept at ErntWekh. Ftraitare of all kiaes cheaper than treratF; V.TajIer'a. at B.Wi Qjmmmk K H1MOOO 3EHVANT. PrawaTl weiw) Bwy. - TaAfaa mriinfai ara In bit mnli Even in their total lack of any sens of humor they resemble children. No Englishman could hear English spoken " -- f lW tfUHH aUa-ti i Ms THIS in tne commicaiiy barbarous way in that she likes to seo pictures of her which the Hindustani is commonly self in as many attitudes and dress epoken by tho British soldier without betraying amusement But the Indian face remains darkly impassive. Not the faintest twitch betokens any lurk ing laughter. Their love, too, of giv ing high-sounding titles is childish in its prodigality. Humble-minded as they are, and with deep-rooted respect for all differences of rank, it arises from no vulgar wish to appear other than what they are, and in its ex aggerated indulgence savors even of sarcasm. A tailor and a cook both enjoy the privilege of being adV pressed by the exalted title of "ka .lipha," or emperor. The water-carrier is always "jemadar," or captain, and the hearer is "sirdar," signify ing chief among men, while, as a crowning irony, the sweeper, who ranks but little higher than the dogs he looks after, is invariably called mentor," or prince. The necessity of keeping a great number of servants often wondered at by dwellers at home, is caused chiefly by the waste of time jinvolved by caste prejudice. Instead of having one dinner for all, and one man to cook for all, there are few whe are not obliged to cook for themselves. The table servants can not eat with the grooms, nor they with the coach man, nor ho with the sweeper. So each man has twice a day to light his own littlo fire, draw water from the well and cook his own bowl of rice proceeding which wastes no small amount of time. One servant we had was of tho caste of oil sellers, and ho told us there wan not one of our twenty-four other servants with whom ho could eat bread, t. c, if the other cooked the food, and only one who could eat with with him if he cooked. We asked him if this distinction had not its drawbacks. Ho merely replied that it was the custom what could he do? He. himself, was the humble recipient of 'four thin rupees a month, shared doubtless by a wife and many dusky youngsters, and yet he would have cheerfully sub mitted to be whipped to death rather than eat any thing that had beam placed on our table. It is strange how uncomplainingly men wear the iron fetters forged by tho great god dess custom. They may ridicule her with their lips, but they obey her in their lives, in curious contrast to the many zealots who worship with their lips a god whoso precepts they per sistently ignore. The table servants are men of infinite resources. Noth ing daunts them. If you do not like the way a vegetable marrow is cooked, J your man wuvsay.: "Your majesty has but to givo the order and to-morrow it shall be made into French beans!" If they tell you there is beef steak for dinner, you will ask. quite aa a matter of course: "What is it made of P" whea the answer will frequently be: "Of mutton, as no beef could be procured-1' The want of beef was. a misfortune, but it could not be allowed jo aaect me menu. uornoill sine. s a ' At- L BERLIN UNIVERSITY. The Blest Ce epoUtaa E4acattoaal taUealataeWeria. The most cosmopolitan university not only of Germany but of the whole world, is that of Berlin. In the ranks of its students are found the represent atives of every clime and every civil ized land on the globe. Although. with Che exception of Bonn, the young est university in Prussia and Gere many, having boon established in 1801 it has rapidly grown in influence. For about ten or twelve years it stood second to nono in attendance except Leipzig, but for three years the latter university occupied only the second place, and sow for one year only the third, having been outnumbered by Munich. During the present winter ession tho attendance at Berlin is 7,685. Of these 5.790 are regularly immatriculated students, and 1,895 as students at other higher institutions of learning in the German capital have permission to attend the lectures at the University. The oresent term shows an increase of 1.118 over last summer, and S22 over last winter. The theological students number 640, the law students ,1,685, the medical students 1.456. the" philosophical stu dents 1.809. Of these mea 4.303 are Prussian subjects, and 870 are from the other twenty-four German States. The non-German Europeans number 405, namely, 127 Russian. 86 Swiss. 39 Austria, 37 Hungarians. S3 English. 13 Luxemburgers, 11 Italians. 11 French, 11 Roumanians. 10 Greeks. 9 Swedes, 9 Norwegians. 6 Hollanders, 4 Turks, 3 Servians, x Belgians. 9 Daaea, 1 Spaniard. Of non-Europeans there are 313, namely, 171 from Amer ica. 39 f rem Asia, principally Japanese, 1 from Australia, and 1 from Africa. Christian at Work. The story is told of a man in Mont real who was vaccinated during a 11 -pox epidemic and was indignant became he could not get a certificate that his wife and children had been vaccinated also. He thought his own vaccination ought to be sufficient for the tastily; but ia this case he evi- SJlly oeeld aot "represent writ leet.IccMIeotn Frsd Hnjaael waats his friends to kaew that he has piles effae river ler rer sale which he will offer tetae trade ia aesso. Rtservt veer ev icts for aism. I eaa save yen big sseaev farai tare aed earpets. 100 dr Urn ft earaeu eat witbeet at f. v. Xsjlor . iPEMONAL AND IMPCflSOMAU WaeaBaBVa 1 For the first time in nearly fifty years neither a Saulsbury nor a Bay ard is in public life at the capital. A household at Buffalo, composed wholly of women, keep a couple of men's .hats and an overcoat on the rack as a device to scare away bur glare. Mary Anderson has a hobby of . being photographed and acknowledges as possible. Isaac Davis, the Lake George' rattlesnake hunter, has killed 1.700 snakes within the last four years. He is said to be the only professional rattlesnake hunter in the world. ' The oldest man who ever entered a Cabinet was Lewis Cass, who be came Buchanan's Secretary of State at seventy-five. Alexander Hamilton was the youngest of all Cabinet officers. A woman in Sharon, Pa., threw away her false teeth under the Chris tian science illusion that God in an swer to her prayers and faith would miraculously construct for her a new and natural set The teeth didn't come, and she went insane. There could be no more striking contrast than when Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Harlan, of the Su preme Court, walk down Pennsylvania avenue together. The Chief Justice is as much below the average size as Judge Harlan is above it, and they are sometimes spoken of as David and Goliath. In the Colorado foothills, near Chico, lives Kate Lucas, a tall, well built, rosy-cheeked girl, who rides on horseback fearlessly and alone over the mountain slopes and ravines, who scorns a saddle, is a capital shot with a rifle and can ride the wildest mustang without bridle or blanket, using simply a lariat Ex-Secretary Bayard, in bidding Mrs. Cleveland farewell as she left Washington, is reported to have said: "Good-bye. You brought nothing but sunshine with you, and you aro taking a great deal of it away." This was a j deserved compliment to the excellent and courteous lady who recently graced the White House. According to the Macon (Ga) Telegraph one day not long ago a man by the name of Coon called at the Way Cross postofflce for his mail. He was followed by Mr. Fox, and that gentleman had barely cleared the door before Jim Wolf wanted his mail. Next day a Lamb and a Lyon marched In to see if there were any letters for their folks. Two Ohio women have the grim satisfaction of reflecting that but for the opposition of their parents they might have been the wives of Presi dents of the United States. Thirty years ago they lived at Bedford, a village of less than 500 .inhabitants, about twelve miles from Cleveland, and both were very attractive To each of them.at different times Buther- ford B. Hayes and James A. Garfield paid serious atltitloBs, bet the young men were poor and their prospects any thing but bright, so the parents of the girls firmly and effectually clucked the lovrvmaking. m M, A UTTLE NONSENSES A Greea Bay. miller seat victoria barrel ef lour over five years ago and she hasn't thanked hist yet Perhaps her bread wouldn't rise. A Detroit gentleman whose heir is becoming a little sparse says that his marriage certificate is beginning to show through. Detroit Free Pre. "Home is the dearest place on earth," remarked Nobbs to Doebs. Yes," replied Dobbs. "That's why we quit housekeeping end west to board." Washington Post There are neighbors so jealous ef each other that they ridicule aed be little the funerals of those members of the family who are lucky enough to die. Martha's Vineyard Herald. "The poor know nothing of the trials of the rich." Perhaps act Bet if the poor read tho newspapers, they know that a great many of the rich e cape protracted and paiaful trials by going to Canada. Norristewn Herald. Ed "I bear Billy was very brO liant at Smith's reception lastadght, Al "Yes, indeed. He. sat dowa oe a box of fusils that he had In his swallow tail coat and the girls had to pour ice cream on him to put out the flames." Time. Aagloauniac "That's the way it goes. If we huat foxes, folks say we're cruel; if we huat aniseed begs, folks laugh at us. What caawehuat without exciting indignation or rid icule?" Small Boy "Eats!"-N. T. Weekly. Couatrymaa (in restaurant) "No yer doa't. now. Yer can't psay aey er yer woo Tenc tricks on as. Ieraevei a plate er haricots verts ef that bill er fare, aa' I aiat get' tor tab) ao striagsws. Yer caaH feel eleHirass Bogvs this triav Hafjr'a Baser. Wife (at breakfast table) "George, dear, why do all the eefaalt. ing bank clerks fro the far West go toGsjaadaT Husband (whe is dtus ptpfessoi of sty eear, though teere-i they illnasbr Why he's for twenty year, in the world. Bat jeu eaa sue a 4 ilw all rsgaa, I spe eely I ia here last night Itisa LirfSCl esafaSBJS it why laeaeer tea sees veis ataeaawrfevetoaawss; er eensr seeds ear riaday tee ohl nli.Hifcil srssefC. Wieaete eater Us sesse. Tee wellai aesaseeai laseala r Oaeaea, aai ate ilin sislleeesaitessswsr. 1 & GENERAL INTEREST. Louis has half a dozen or more professional clock-winders. They each have a list of timepieces which they are to wind on certain days. One ol them says he attends to 200 clocks a day. A society "fad" is to scud a cup and saucer to a young lady, with con gratulations on her engagement One Boston maiden received fity-two, no two alike, and yet all Tcry pretty and choice. There is a cob-pipe factory lo cated at Sedan. Mo., which in do'imr a rushing business. The factory par at the rate of 1J cents for I -inch cobs and 1 cents for lj-inch cobs. A man hauled a load the other day ol lMnch cobs which brought him 63. A young lady in New Haven, about to be married, overheard her intended husband cursing at Home trivial delay. but instead of chiding him she stepped quietly to the altar, and when the clergyman asked her if she "would love, cherish and obey?" sho answered in a clear voice, "not by a long shot," and marched majestically from she church. The gold used for testing In tho Assay Department or the United States Assay Office in New York City is claimed to be absolutely pure, being one thousand fine. It is usually run into long, thin strips, that look like so much tape or ribbon. "People often aak me," said a gentleman in this de partment, "how much gold there is in a twenty-dollar gold piece. There is exactly twenty dollars in a twenty dollar gold piece, tho alloy used being in excess of this valuation." California has a new grievance the dandelion. How it came about is told by the San Francisco Bulletin: "Some years ago it is said that a citi zen imported from the East tho seed of the old-fashioned dandolion. He wanted something to remind him of his early homo. Like the man who imported the sparrow, ho did worse than he knew. Tho sparrow is every where, so is tha dandelion. Tho nil JlwiHm In Um. ..! hi,- u f ,u arms in tne Wina llUe that Of tho thistle, the down is built into the nests of birds, and every seed which gets a lodgment on a lawn or grass plot will in due time produce a million more. The successful "Sunset Mine" in Colorado, was discovered by a young lady. Miss Mina Ingraham. Wandor inx out from camp one day, she re turned with a few specimens which she had picked up. He mother deemed them worth Investigation, and Miss Ingraham went with her father in quest of the place where she had found tho ores. Clambering up the side of a cliff, she stooped down and marked the spot just as the sen was sinking behind the distant rldfeof tho Elk Range. A "discovery stake" was immediately set up. This claim was leased and bonded to the Gillespio Brothers, who at once organized tho Sunset Mining Company, and began working it The following example of economy cosnes from Pasadena, says tho Los Angeles Times: A fashionable and wealthy party of five people whoso worldly possessions foot up near a million dollars, drove into the city from a lively little town not far dis tant As it was late a hotel must bo ought at once. The place was found and the pertiss quartered for the night at tweavy-flvo cents a head. Next day one of tho quintet went down and bought ten cents worth of doughnuts. With a pitcher of water and the pastry the whole outfit sat around in their rooms and breakfasted. The visitors after such a healthy morning meal, sought their convey ance and left the city. LABOR OF COMPOSITION. aeraaieaeaataenBaCeiaeMr Wreto Their rraSaetleaa. The popular notion is that great authors and great composers throw off their works with tho ease that makes composition or writing an act of pure enjoyment The notion is false. Thackeray used to spoil sheets of by scribbling and drawing on before he could begin a story, or evea a chapter of a story nearly com pleted. Balzac's proof-sheets were a terror even to the one printer whom the publishers employed to correct the anther's proofs. They were so full of alterations, corrections, transforma tioas sad expurgations that the printed matter seemed Hire a small island sur rouaded by coral reefs, rocks and less er islands. The manuscripts of Pope's translation of tho Iliad and Odyssey tell the story of the poet pains to stake the work perfect. "Such reUques show how excellence is acquired." said Dr. Johnson of Mil ton's manuscripts. Mozart could write off his composi tion with marvelous rapidity, when the occasion demanded haste, because he was simply transcribing what was already in his mind. Bat it had been formed there by a laborious process. Chooln's theme sang itself in his head dariag a walk, or while fingering the piaao. But then began the labor of transcribing the aotes to paper. He would shut himself ap in his room for idsya. walking, h re king his pees, re peating and altering-a bar a hundred He oace apeat six weeks over a afaaie eece. aad at last wrote it as (he had aeesd it dowa at the very first , WDkm Huat, the painter, talked to hiapwaO ia this strain: "If you could .see aa dig aad groan, rub it out aad hate myself aad feel ! The people who do things eeaOy. their things yen look at easily, aad give away easily." "Easy writiag is curst hard Toutbs el-S eaaaafl SaSaaaSM em nMJBH MM !. eSsawaVaSaS4aaa BBeaVBWaWBa eaaSaw)asS aSsaaftafSaaaSa IfcaSJMeaWSa CsYTBaVMlia EHEsav "y5ill jaj aaeaSaaaaSfMJeaP SjletMaV esWaav aaasaaaSBad ESNaWaWaWaWaWawaaar MARVtLOtfc MEMORY nicrAvrat wewwav w sasa Oilr Crtinloe Mreteea erw.easee ' I uur lieoke iearaea la awe i .Mind waaaVriaai rarrd. It rr run aad aaalt (really l l --i lbJacetsasta fa Ojctw V- twm. nfAapniaa of r. Waa. A, Maas. rcu-,1, r rij ra4 Bpariaiat la Miai Ibanaav lnMrlt.realrfTaia. IS-!&. J. toa. -l..i;.B'tcklfT.a.IK,l ttSmCrua ass? Vi-.v fitsttsssxu: Praf. A. X.OINKTTE, HI VUea Aw, K. T- C. W. KAnr. . J. u Kalkt. kaley nnos. TTOKXEVS AT LAW . Afnt for Us B. &M.U. 1L Until. rt9MouW,!nt,r itrMt Cloud. Nrbmaki. , uc. Cask. Ja. SteSsxr. CASESMcNKNY. 1UKM. M r::NKLORATLAW l V'i'.l racUct: m M courts of this ! y and cfflrlrutly Attended to. Abstract fursiab eaon appliaUtoa. urrit'K. oer Flnt KsUmu) cloud. Neb. t. W. TULLEYS. M. I TTQ3l(jEOHATIHCJ?iiTSIClA!. U.S. EX. il amlnlruc Mircron. Office opposite Flnt rauoBii iiartK, rtca iioua. Nporaska. Chronic dffeAvs trritrd dy tattl Shertara ami. Notice U hereby given that under and by vir tu of .in ordrr id sale tstued tv L, M. Fort, clerk f thi district court In nd" for Webster couity. Ncbrask. In an acUon pending In said court, w herein Aucusl Naidfadeu Is plaintiff and V II lleRnirand Arnells llcffnrr are deferd ants. 1 sliall offer for s!e at public vendue for cah In lund to the higher bidder attheeaat doer of the court house. In lied I loud. Webster count, Nebraska, (that being the place where the Ut term of court su holden) on the nth day of April, IvO. at two o'clock, p. m . the fol low In,: ileM:riled property to-wit The liorlh- .tinurteriiio i of station twenty four C) tow n two (2) rang ten (10) west of the Mh p. ., in Webster count v. Nebraska, lot s, block t, lota 4. 5.0. II. i:.. 10, IT. H. VJ. block 2, south IC feet otl.it l block 4.. lot 13. lock, lot 5. blrtck 5. lots I. :. 3. 1. 6. C. and 7. blook 7. lots I, 2. 3, 4. 3, I C.7. f. 'J. 10. II. 12, 13 block d. lots 10. II.t:nd 13. ' block '.. in the oi lulnal town of liutdc Kock. e. I braxku. as limifltvof W. II. HefTner and imrl. j I-1 Hetlio-r lilvtn utider my hand this 12th day oi .Matrii. 1"'J. II l ncutt, Miertrl. Case .v 3lci'ny, plalstlff s attorneys. ftherlaT'a Sale. Notice Is hcrt-tir civcn Ut.it under ami by tlr tue t an opIit of a!ir iMuet! out of the district ! court of tin- Heli'h ludlrial duuict In and for Wi-Mer county. rlra.ika. ui'otiauerreelnan action it-lull it: in s .la court wrier In I bomat A. race l-jI.iuiM!T :wnl.l:une SI Hanln. llattle A. Mtirtiii. W K. .lacW-.Hn. Iteil Cloud .Natonal linn',. I . 1'iinleii .ttitl thoia I'rnnyared. ft mlniitt. I ili.ill offer for sale at I'tibllc tenriue f rcai lull mt at the east door of the court hou In Kctl Oouil In vaM count? (thai being the f'Uci- where the Ut term of !! court was ho (leo) on the J3I day of April. !, at I o'clock i. in., thf rolioMltur (Icscrthei! property UvwU lotsthri-w )am four () aii'l the south tat i f i In- iiorthurvt turtrr Is ', n w V) anil toe north li.itf of the vxittmcsi nuarter n H s of -ctlon 10. towiMlitn I north of rangn iO, rt of the all 1' M In Vtiste r coimtjr. hrska. Chen iimler toy luml llils 31st ly of Marco, '8. iil II Scott. tiberlS. Kal.-i Uros., " tttlfT 's altjr's. Hrnd la fear Rite. At tlm contention of old soldier held nt Hud Cloud, Mnrch f.th, 18S9, the follow ing resolution was unanimously adopted: Ite.tolved, that the council of adminis tration bo authorized to advertise for bids from the various town in Webster, Nuckoll.s and Franklin count In Ntt rakn, and Smith and Jewell uoantie in Kanea, for tho location of tha first an nual iatr-tato O. A. R. reunion to be held not Inter than Sept. 15, 169, and that tho council be empowered to eon tract with tho town offering i he' beet ia duce mt-nts for the location of said re union, iaid bids to be opened aad con sidered on or before May 15, 1389. Said council reserve the right to reject any or nil bids at their discretion. Signed by committee: Jo. (tABBKS, Chm., Rod Cload. II. R. Stowk, Smith Center, Kan. A.J. Wood, Burr Oak, Kas. W. S. Bloom, Superior, Neb. D. L. Gboat, RiTerton, Neb. kids will ascxtTie Up to noon May 8th, 1889, for the fol lowing item, to-wit: Twenty ton of hay dclivarad on rounds . Fire tons of straw delivered on grounds Twenty cords of wood delivered on grounds. Securing 300 tents more or less set up on grounds. Sufficient supply of pure water for camn in covenient place. Tanks for watering clock on grounds. Suitable grounds for holding reunion within three quarters of a roils of the depot, Buitable fink, stands, ate. One large paeillion. Establish echedale of price for baa fate to and from grounds. Pnce of meals, etc. Prices of grains aad other aeeeasarlee of reunion. In addition to the above the asaoaat of money that will be donated to the O. A. R. to be applied to reunion paraaess. Furnish sufficient number of compe tent guards for the protection of the cans p. The above subject to the foUowiag eea ditions. All fairs of whatsoever kind, horse rac ing, street faker, gambling aad gamb ling deuces, wheets of fortuae, political meetings, etc most be exdaded from th groands and not allowed la tova da ring the reunion Sealed bids most be accompanied by good and sufficient bond, aad addressee1 to R. aVFcLToa, Adjt. Inter-State Reunion, Red Cloadjteb. Skeria a Sala. .Vrttlce Is heretor given taat uader aad by vtr tunfan order nf s.e Iseoed bvflLVort. riera of the district eoart In aad ler Webster county. 'ni, in an act rndtac a se court ahrctn Tnoaus A. fa Is states a4 Oeorse Vn Woert, et aU are avfenrtasas, I aaail o3c for l at pnWc trnilue for cash la haad toLV blrb-t WiMt ar U mMiamof tb court honse In KM CUxi-t. We&str oeefy. e tirade UtU ltaz the raearo the last t"ie ofcwsrt a Botlciw ooUie IJti lj '4 Aiih rtj iopty t-wt Tb srtait yaarvrcf "moo iwrnrt-mn asc t trnrtaeaat iaarr ef Sutton U;irty-to la tewaeatrr te. anrtk ef raacealrj, of tae to p. sa. la Webster mentf. XcfcnOta. at the proaertv ef fiort Van Worn. .lea wader a Kane IMs tatt 4av o Jtrri. js. ILC. Acsju.BaertC Ks7 Orce . pUisUTt aUers)t. Eal WaeftM, CiU-ert Firas 1H take aotk i!luh a or ur-s. j". 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SUS 1 latae aajriisasaef ef wesewai 'T Pavsmr. tm aa. itlsi4 I eaavSaWaaaea aaa, V. 1 all a .M a ' ae -- m 3 Tsawtaasaa avaeBwt vaava adaa - f ua aai sTVaraaPtBswHaBaC WeavacsVieIK ejaSaWidaa eaVaavB aawaT TWmFw BVaaMarnawf pw ewa-esFWea w WW t saw eaeMaaderv'T watf seetoaesjata'aa fin MT XT m - - -. . . uveaen'-n 9 WmttmmWUtST' staaatama faaa-ae MlsV r ataf. & MAM TnUCQtTAIXTrD Wrm TO OEOOBATaTT Or XKS COPirrBT. WOt JBTAXW MUCH TiiOABi. qrroaUKa.Tivw THE GREAT ROC (ChicaaTO. 3ock Island A Pacific and Its LsKcirit i3fmfntMBSmxJbrfM mStffarrcz. " t'J'!rt:-;BgSlSPrBleSegSaCaisai ll'fw "yr"l !v t- --rji -FaeaBfiraiaBvWilatatai VI VL mA i tC n " X c . JkKJffeZsaBSB&aHBBaaVafaaaSalBBaSBaVal akliVaKaSHvala V l'aleV?fS,i-5t&:;!-tfHVva2afle?VAavVAl X. kl iJa3SJSyjte iikiis) mAesaeaMLaaai llnoe. brnnct:ia nni extoniplons wsat, northsreet jum tncluOe Calnsaro, Jo.ict, - . i - . ILtTKOlH-tUrnnimn St. JoeDh. and City. De atottVMi. Xcoxvulo, WJptereet. AtUnHc. Auduleoo. JlmMjtf1p Ctmif, and Council 8?uf in IOVA-Mlnneaoli a4 HV rail taTsilWMaV 60TA-Waertoun ami rlox Fall? In n.KOTA-UeWa.Trmo. Cssjirssw K&nxivM ntv in Missonil -Uaatrlcav FaarlHtrr. hi NBBRAflKLA-Horton. Tinxkn. Horton. Tiuokn. Itutchtneon. WlrMsav IMlvtlle. Nreaa. ADiiene, taiaweii. in n.a n.v.:i c -oianuxo dpnnrt, uever. i-uaoio.iw vui KADO. Ttrnverse now otul tvat axwa of rich SarsmtaaT tt4l""M toaesw ffiiresssjias beet fuciltttoe of mtreomtminlre.Uo so oUtmr aaa4Mejs4 esT .... & . ... . . . -- . .'. town aee ctttee m tiouUirrn Ncoraaka, Kane. Ceinraesv UHI. Hew atvxicv, mmmn mrr.ion-, ioxm, eraos-oceArnc sespone. SOLID FAST VESTIBULE EXPRESS TrlAiNS Of Coachee-!cu!!nir all competitor In eclaeidec ef IiiawT eaeevemmouaiione -rue reefte eaaaaasm. Denver ana 1'u TetaNDr aVaVTICB daily betwoon cnloeuro aad Couac baewjawai faMeeero and Knnmui Cltv BaWawawaw Oaalr Cars iFKKE . and Palace) BlewDtaa? Oaem. caetco or routoa to and from salt La PtaSfo. Kn Francisco, and lntenranlasj ana tranerera in thi Famous albkiit lea itoirrc pped Exproea Train on. nt. Josopn. Tht Fnvortu Tourtet Una to the VB grounda of the NorUiwwaC It WeveeJ awaMtas; eeet twain,- eowsjSSBWeCno most producttTo Kouiaum Oaxotaw LIKE VIA SKNKCA ClnclnnaU. Iniltanapolt ixavonwortn, Kan afiaeeawem eaa aaet r3vSS? rJBtVStb Map. Folders, or deelred liillnaiaM u unttod utatoe or wOHN, ijiiic'ACio. CST. C. SCHENCK, NOTARY PUBLIC. I'KOMPT ATTKSTION OIVEN TO S-BBBbv smLaawaX fHa&SJSH tBWaWaJeaaBWaiBa Collections, Taxes Paid, &c. Office with the County Judge. Moon Block Red Cloud, Nebraska. B. CLARKC Pronldont, Albany, N.Y.. J. A. TULLBY. Vlca-I'realdane Robt. V. UHIHEY. Trenaurar. NEBRASKA & KANSAS. FARM LOAN CO., PAID UP CAPllALt$50,00Q. Red Cloud, Nub. Albany, Now York. DIHECTOKg: H. Clarke. Albanv. New York Geo It. Ueach. IlatstonHpa .V.Y. W. II.'Koh'son, Allianv. !P. Y. K. H Francis, I'tttaficM. Mm S.V.8hirev D.M. Tiatt K. V, Iligbland. J.A. rnUeye M.Ii.Mcii MONEY LOANED. Oa improved farms in ebra and R :. Monev furnUiiei aa enr.ri ae the security is approved, i'rincial and interest parshl in i(r Cloud HROWN S Marble and Granite Work a. M. BKUW.v. raor. ftDS)Moomneiitrf and Headfttonf Kim Hi. and 4th A. Hl n0'l D. B. Spanogle Real Estate AND leOAN aiGE',r Red Cloud. Q. 0. A5P ft. D. YKI?EK, fOtsUBUS 0 TKX Imtrtjl&vtMzs EDCiXUD. 5EB. laesss aad only et cf siatraet ut Wseeter ooeoty. Orannc aesf sad dty prop-rrty for BON TON BARBER Shop A.M BATH ROOM, 5AEIXJKLL. rej. aorteef CUy Mktr. t- eawafk1y taiptmL We' Gfer3f TtfVT XaarOftart i ifc rr7 tae, J set I fr?' s0 l AM wrk ae-fSeiJU va imi v - - -- ISLAND ROUTS. Chicago, Xaaeas 1ft Li;f.!l Hill PX4UPIU ' k. 4.W1..W W V.WOTawWW t, Ottawa, I'oorla. La rXalU. ato!!n. UxK talesMt te Munouttuo, Otturaw. Okalooav Wi Hfcsstf. lost aVB.. av am H)S.W uvtueof WHt lloesotl - . - L. a. . r . aw a M jm -. " Anion, loaao, Kiaemnt Day union Dweoia. daily acfe Way aWSejreea i lavenworta. aaaaae vBT esw lands of Noel ere CeJsJaTBjaasheCttr- USmTSSXhSZ A AND KANBLaxnaiasfesjaM la jaaVcltr. aflanaaeaAaTm eCaL AND Canada, or E. A. IvtMaBtvOOK. 11a. eaai 9 Dfivr CMcsyo. 0w)fHw)S aHeaBS) Cnff PwrTff) f f OtrealaaVa OtTa)rssl f ChsO)aT. vtffy f CRIeaime MeMelevMI . 1ST fai LME WEST TO EAST! eVUIIC COflMICr.Vit LOW RATI asesWetfne eea aw arse Uniae A asseeVaee)a sn rer P. . ateCTtsj. Te-tadT. TAXE THI Street Cars From the Depot To Bradbrooks Photo Studio mm &n k " j I i "JM&2" "x-. - , ..'.R '-. '.A.