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DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS TO MATcm.
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Flannels, Blankets, Comforts, Underwear and Black Hosiery warranted not to fade. An elegant stock of shawls and woolen yarns.
LADIES' SHOES in all grades and sizes. A good shoe for 1.50. Men's and Boy's Eoois & Shoes.
We also carry a large stock of the CM. Henderson Red School house shoes. The Little Red School house shoe ie now six years old and last year was worn by two hundred thou
sand children. Call and pee us and we will do you Good. Best goods and lowest prices guaranteed
Possibly the big S is not exactly
"What tlie Chief would have its readers
believe. Helmet.
The people of this county know
what that outfit is. But how docs it
happen Plumb, that you are now de
fending this clique when not three
weeks ago you stated to at least three
men that you was against the big 8,
for the reason that they started their
paper with the expressed intention of
Tanning the other papers out, as well
as to control the politics of this coun
ty. ' The very friends that enabled
you to take charge of that paper say,
cIf you have not sold out you never
will be able to convince the people of
it." Do you not know what the peo
ple think of such a man. We know
you are learning now, and Tile Chief
does not believe in kicking a man
when he's going down hill, so we will
leave you with your big S frienda.
J. L. Frame of Bat in township is
again a candidate for supervisor. Mr.
Frame has made an excellent super
visor for that township and has saved
it many hundred dollars at varions
times in taxes, etc . lie is a splendid
supervisor and The Chief believes
that this township should elect him
for another term.
Persons buying clothing are always
in fear of being taken in, but when
they can deal with an honorable
house like the Golden Eagle has
proven in the last sir years this fear
vanishes. C. "Wiener has always
made good anything that is not satis
factory. Goods are sold by him on
their merits.
Deyo takes subscriptions for any
paper or magazine published and
6aves you expense of sending.
Our universal low prices ars what
catch the large buyers from outer
towns. The last ten weeks they have
been quite numerous with us.
Bibo & Galtbha.
Ducker's Cash Dry Goods House.
Come and see our cloak room and the largest and finest stock of
Cloaks, Wraps and Jackets-
Ever shown in the city at prices that are making friends and customers for us every day.
1 believe that we are selling cloaks at as low or a lower price than you can get them at in any of the larger cities, when yon consider the
fact that our Joliet store handles forty or fifty thousand dollars worth of cloaks in a year you can leadily sec that wc
nave a big advantage over merchants buying a tew garments.
I will discount any price you may bring me on (straight) goods of any kind.
In Dress goods, hosiery, Underwear and Dry Goods
all kind we can and do show the best goods for the money that you ever saw in this or any other
county, come and see us, we will save you money.
Dock 3IcKecby and Charley Cath
er who have taken more bonus notes
and more usury off the poor people of
this county, than anv other set
of men are now posing as the
farmers friends for the purpose of
busting the ring(?) If the poor "bus
ted farmers could be put in a line,
whom they have appressed by high
rates of interest and much larger bo
nuses and allowed to tell who and how
they have been succeesfully robbed by
these bonus men they could "unfold a
tale" that would be heartrendering no
doubt. Voters these are two of the
men who are fighting Mr Hummel,
do you want to assist them in build
ing up their fortunes by voting for
Fassler. It is a shame that poor peo
ple should be continually robbed by
these money lenders who are contin
ually violating the law by taking ex
cessive usury and bonuses. It is easy
to foreshadow the result should they
get the county funds in their posses
sion. The screws of oppression
would be turned down until a poor
man could not live in the country.
Don't let them hoodwink you by what
appears to be plausible stories, when
the fact is that all they care for is to
gel hold of the county funds for spec
ulation. They should be routed
horse and dragoon.
Deyo is selling albums 20 per cent
cheaper now than you can buy them
for during holidays.
Look at that natural wool under
wear at Berg & Galusha's
Overcoats cheaper at Berg & Galu
sha's than any where in the city.
The New York Store is headquar
ters for the the best makes of boots
and shoes.
Farmers when you come to town
take a little time and examine Berg
& Galusha's prices.
The cheapest place to huv lumber
and coal in town is at
R. A. Handy's.
JOLIET, ILL.
G. A. DUCKER.
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Its superior excellence proven in million os
homes lor more than a quarter of a century. It
is used by the United Mates government. En
dorsed by die heads of the great universities
as the Strongest. Purest, ana most Healthful.
Dr. l'rices Cream leaking Powder does not eon
tain amonia, lime, or alum, Sold only in cans.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.
NEW YOKK. CHICAGO. ST.LOCI8.
Now is the time to buy your hard
coal of R. A. Handy.
The nicest and best line of kid
gloves in the city at the
New York Store.
Those people who have not been in
to look at the immense stock of cloth
ing, at the Golden Ealc will be as
tonished to find such an assortment
and the low prices marked on them
in plain figures.
Best gloves and largest variety at
Berg & Galusha.
For wool hosiery in mens' and boys
go to Berg & Galusha.
Hard coal at cost at
K. A. Handy's.
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MOKENA, ILL.
J. W. DUCKER.
CL SCHAFFNlT
LEUAL NOTICE.
State of Nebraska, ) a
Webster County. "3S
In the district court thereof of the eighth
judicial district.
The Nebraska Loan atid Trust Company, plaiu
titf vs
Plioebe .?. ttallard, Martin S. Ballard, her hus
band. Ceorge K. Chayney. Lizzie M. Chavney,
his wife, and Charles II. Potter, defendants.
NOTICE OK SUIT.
The above named defendants. Phoebe .t. Rnl
lard and Martin S. Ballard, Iter Iniiband. are
hereby notified that the above named plaintiff
lias ii leu in me anove named court, its ietitloii
against them and the other defendants above
named, the object and prayer of which are to
foreclose a -mortgage hearing date .inly 1st lstt,
executed by them to the plaintiff on the follow
ing dascribed real estate. s:tate in the countv
of Webster in the state of Nebraska, towit":
l4)ts five, L5 and six, Cl and the north two
thirds ?31 of lot seven J7 in block seven 7 in
smith and Moore's addition to the city of Red
Cloud. Nebraska, and to have said real estate
HDpraised. advertised, and sold to pay off and
discharge the debt with interest and costs, which
said mortgage was given to secure. You and
each of you are fiirthur notified that you are
required to appearand answer said petition on
or before Monday the sixteenth 16 davof Do.
ceniber. 18S.
The Nfrkaska Loax AsnTnnsrCc.
By jiio nl .Ragan their atty
LKttAL NOT1CB.
State of Nebraska
Webster county ) 3
In the district court thereof of the eighth
judicial district.
The Nebraska Loan and Trust Co. plaintiff.
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Cliarles 31. Sandberg, The Keene Five-Cents
Ssnlngs Rank, i. p. Catlier, William E..iaek
son, and the First Natisual Bank of White
water, Wisconsin, defendants.
, notice or SUIT.
Tha above aimed defendant, the First Na
tioinil Rank of Whitewater, Wisconsin, is here
by notified that the above named plaintiff has
filed in the above named court, its petition
aiaiinst it, and the other defendants above na
med, the object and prajcr of which are to fore
close two mortgages hearing date February 1st
I8NJ, executed nv the defendant, Charles M
Sandberg, one to the plaintiff and one to tiiede
feudaut. tlie Keene Five-Cent aings bank, on
the following described real estate situate in
the county of Webster, in the state of Nebraska
towit: The south-west quarter U) of section
tweutv-two ('Maud the north-east miartcr ()
of section twenty-eight 05?) all in township three
(3) north, and range twelve (12) west of the sixth
principal meridian, and to imve said real estate:
appraised, advertised and sold to pay off and
discharge the delts with iiitcicst und costs,
whi h sad mortgages wre given to secure.
You, the First National bank of Whitewater,
Wisconsin, are further notified that you are re
quired to apiiear and answer said petitiou ou or
before Monday, tlie sixteenth icthl day ot De
cember, 1889.
The Nebraska Loax akd Thcst Co.
and thiKeknk Five-Ce Savisus Bank.
By .mo, m. ltagan, their atty. 14-Jt
Don't spend a dollar for anything
in the clothing line untill ycu ex
amine prices and qualities at Berg &
Galusha's.
J.J.
MOON BLOCK.
Take Notice.
Joseph W. Warren and Ceo. W. Ball.
You are hereby notified that on the 2Sth day
of .lanuarv, issy, I, r liaum purchased at
private ta "sale from the county treasurer, 31.
It. MeNitt. at the court-house in Red Cloud
Webster countv. Nebraska, for the taxes for the
year lSStj, amounting to ST.4T. The following
described land situated in Webster countv,
Nebraska, taxed in filename of Joseph W.
Warren and Ceo W. Ball, The north west .of
the north-cast ii section 12. town 2. range It
containing 40 acres. The time for re
demption of said laud from the lien of said
tusale will expire January 'JSth. li'JO, and if
not redeemed before the above date expires I
will make application for a treasurer's tax
deed. L. BAUM.
Take Notice.
Joseph W. Warren and Geo. W, BalL
You are herey notified that on the 28th diy
of January lss, L. Baum purchased at private
tax sale from the county treasurer 31. B. MeNitt
at the court house in Bed Cloud Webster coun
tv Nebraska for the taxes of the vear lfc&
amounting to S7. 45 an tho following described
la'Kis situated in Webster county Nebraska,
taxed in the name ot Joseph W. Warren and
Ceo. W. Ball. Tlie south wst 1-1 ot the north
east quarter, sec 12, town 2 range II containing
40 acres. Tlie time for redemption of said land
from tlie lien of said tax sale will exnire Jan.
2Slst)0and if not redeemed before the above
date I will make application for a treasurer's
tax deed. L. Baum,
.'Take Netlee.
To Joseph TV. Warren and Ceo. W. Ball.
You are hereby notified that on the 28th day of
January lt&,I. I- Baum purchased at privere
tax sale from the county treasurer M. B. Me
Nitt at the court 'louse in Bed Cloud. Webster
county Nebraska, for the taxes of tlie vear ISStf.
amounting to 7.4.on the following descnlied
land situated in Webster countv Nebraska tax
ed in the name of Joseph W. Warren and Ceo.
W. Ball. 'I he south-east ll north oxst i.
section 12. town 2. range 11 ccntaiiiing 40 acres
The timefor redemption of said land from the
lien of said tax sale will expire January 2Stn
lSDOaild if not redeemed before tlie lov. ilnti.
expires. I will make application for treasurer's
tax deed. l. Baum.
CHATTEL ITZOHTGAGE SALIC
Notice is herebv ziven that on th 2m!i ilnv f
November is& at 2 o'clock p. m, in front of'the
Ked Cloud National bank at Ked Cloud, Nebras
ka, I will oSer for sale the following property:
One ro-n hor-e nine years old, one bay
horse nine vear old one red and white
cow- four years old, on standard mower, one
sulky Iwy rake, one stirring plow, one breaking
iio,on narrow-, one cultivator, one set or Har
ness, and oae wairon. And salo will br m.-ute tn
satisfy a chattel mortgage conveving said proii
erty, made by Elijah llerrick to Cliarles II. Pot
ter, dated June 1st 1S39 and recorded in Web
ster county on which there is due at time of
nrsi publication saxi.85.
Charles H. Potter.
Blankets, comforts, yarns, flannels,
jeans, casemeres. canton flannels,
muslins, cotton batting, underwear
etc, are sold at lowest cash prices at
the New York Store.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
J. J. DUCKER,
DUCKER.
Bed cloud, Neb.
Red Cloud, Neb.
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SBIEIKIX'F'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that tinder and bvwr
tue of an order of salt- n-.ur., Iv I I Fort,
clerk of the district court of the eighth Judicial
district in and for Web-Lr countv. N.'irukit.
upon a decree in an action pending in said
court wherein Caroline Murray trustee, and
.tames IS. .Miirr are plaintiffs and Koyu! K.
Wicks are defendants I shall otter for sale at
public vendue for ca!: in hand at the ea-.t door
of the court house in Ked Cloud in said county
(that being the place where the last term of said
court was lioldetuou the 3'th davof November
IssDatl o clock p. m.. the foil .fuig described
projHTtyto-wit: The east half of the north east
quarter of section U. ii township I. north of
range 10. west of tlie six p. m.iii Web-ter county
Nebraska.
(liven uudcr mvhand thK25Ui day of October
18S-J. " .
H.C.SCOTT.
Trunkey & Sveczy Sheriff.
Plaintiff's attorneys.
UOAD NOTICK.
Stato of Nebraska I
Webster county )
To whom it may concern:
The commissioners appointed to view and re
port upon a certain road pra.vcd for in a cer
tain petition duly signed ami filed with the
county clerk ot said county asking that a cer
tain public road be lovated as follows:
Commencing at the south-east corner of sec
tion fifteen, (15) town one, (i ) range eleven, tit)
west, thence runtiiug north lulu feet vur. ti de
grees, 30 minutes west and thence east X5ii
feet van2Sdegrees JO minutes tiorth.thciicenorttt
400 feet var. 24 degrees west to the center ot
road running east and west, and known as tho
Ked Cloud road, has reported favorably upon
the openingor said road. AH objections there
to or claim for damages must lie tiled iu tho
officeot the county cleric of sain county on or
licfore noon of WeJlnesdiy. January 22. ISko or
said road will be opened without reference
thereto,
lted Cloud, October 17, 1SSJ.
J. II. IUir.ET.
County Clerk.
Timber Culture Notice final I'roof . ,
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office.
Bloomijk: rox. Neb October 7, 1SW.
Notice is hereby given that He JayJudson has
filed uotice of intention to make linafpnmf before;
clerk of district court at id office in Ked Cloud,
Nebraska, ou SaturdHV the 21 day of Novem
ber, 183D. on timber culture application No. jyjj,
tor the north-west quarter of section no. 21, in
township No. 2, north, range 12 west.
lie name as witnesses, llmiui W, Hcldredge,
LouUC. Olnistead. James W. Vance and Ceorge
W. Knigh: all of Inavale, Neb.
T. F. Asitr.v, Keuister.
Take Notice.
To Hugh J. Jewett:
You are hereby notified that on the ltth day
of February 18S, L. Baum purchased at private)
tax sale from tee county treasurer M, It. Me
Nitt at the court house in Ked cloud. Webster
county-Nebraska, for the taxe of the year 18;
amounting toST.jo. The south east M of t lid
south west 1-4. section Si. town 1, range li con
taining 40 acres, taxed in tlie name of llii'-hJ-Jewett.
The time for redemption of said land
from the lien of said tax sale will expire Feb
ruary 11th 1890 and if not redeemed before tho
j above date I will Bake application for a treas-
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