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Lower than any yard in the world
R. V. TAYLOR,
KEEPS THE FINEST LlNE OF
Furniture
n the city at prices that
if in want of anythj ig in his line.
njlite Firf t National Bank, Bed Cloud.
1. V.niui, 1'res. IIenuy CLAKKE,Vice-Pres. Jko. R. Shiszt, Cashiex
IIowakp B. Cathek,
IRST NATIONAL BANK,
? Red Cloud. Nebraska.
CAPITAL, - $75,OOQ
Transact a general banking business, bay and sell county warrants, al?t
tuunty, precinct and school district bonds. Buy and sell foreign exchange
DIRECTORS"
Jas. McNenv. J. A. Tulleys, G. W. Lindsev. R. V. Shirey.
John R. Shirey. E. F. Highland.
Henry CLirke, A. J. Kenny.
cker &
TIE GROCERS
EED CLOUD, NEB.
Fort Abstract Co., lied Cloud,
L. "II. FORT, Manager.
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miished to all Lands in Webster Comity, Accurately and
ON SHORT NOTIUE.
Km in;: hrul ien v.ir experience In nnty record!! and one of the mwt complrte set of Ab
ln(.'t UkKs In tli- state, we suaratitee satisfaction. Yo-r favors solicited
All unlets illletl promptly lo.oea dollar bond filed
anil appro ed. Address or call oa
L. H. FORT Manage, Red Cloud, Neb.
J. C. WARNER.
EAL ESTATE AGENT
Have lands of all kinds to sell or trade for stock or mortgage note. Town
property to sell or trade.
'arm Loans made
Office ovei McFarland's store.
New Billiad hall !
P. L. Jeffers, Proprietor,
ED CLOUD, - -
Fine tables, reasonable rales, nice treatment, is oar sotto. Come and see as.
Thff GoHca Essie as atual hMiH,.
LUMBER CO.
MAKE
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all can afford to buy
Assistant Cashier
Parker,
of Title
quick and easy
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democrats ia the United Sut
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Wesbsrn fciobel
Artesian water tbionghout the house.
Only two blocks from city ball
C. SCHNEIDER, Prop.
1314 12th St. Dearer, Colo.
RATES I 25 and $1 50 PER DAY.
The house and furnisaings are U new.
Elegant rooms with first class meals at
moderate rales. First claM livery and
boarding stables in connection with the
hoase.
C. W. Kalkv, J. L. Kalev.
KALKT T.BOS.
A TTOBNEYS AT LAW . Agent for the B.
A fc.M.K. K. lands. Oaeeoti Webster street
(.cTiCldinI. Nebraska.
BROWN S
Marble and
Granite Wor3
A. U. BROWN, faor.
Fine Monuments
and Headstone
Flrw vd 4ki Av Pd OlnnV
D. B. Spanogle,
Real Estate
and Loan Age-"
Red Cloud.
F Knout, Iks $ 1.
(Chicago ft Northwesters Bailraad.)
J. IV. Dacbxek, Local Areut.
Arrivew Jjcaves.
raxsenger aaopjm. 3op.m
Accoin. ana Freight 3.-05 p.ra. SHlopa
UAKl'INUS TO THE EAST
via Northwestern route.
Arr'ves at York 5:32 p.n. Frcmoat :l."s Oma
ha, 90 p.m Chicaxo, liOBLSt lHnl9J0ii,m
Leaves Chicago S:p.m. ouaha 8:40 a.nu ar
rives at Hastius 2;t. o.in.
Omasa . Paul
City, and all points
XORTH, EAST, SOUTH. WEST.
Tbeolny line to southern Nehraskt. Dakota,
iiot Sprlns. te Klack Hills, and
Central Wyoming.
Tannsh ticket and baszase cheeked to des
Unatton.
For rates, tiate tables etc, call oa
J. B. Dacbkkr. Acent,
Hastings, Neb.
H. R.Btnrr, J. K. Bcchatax,
Gen. Manager. (en. fas. Agent.
Omaha, Neb.
O. C. Cask. Jam. McNaxr,
CASE&MCNENY.
TTORJfElS AND CJNSEURS AT LAW
"lU practice in H courts of this state
?9mensa well a litigated business careful
j ltd eSciently attended to. Abstracts farais
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tirnric-Over First National Bank.
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qEO. O. AND R. D. YEISEfi,
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REDluOUD. KJBR
Complete and only act of abstract
? books in Webster county. Graaing and
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A r.kea Hearted M.iker.
A recent issae of the Post Iatelligenee,
of 8eattle, W. T. contained a piteous ap
peal of a "Broken-Hearted Mother' to
theehief of police, praying for the abol
ition of the "vicious allurements'" of the
city which have raised her son. The
Post Intelligence of the following day con
tained an editorial which must have out
raged the feelings of every mother who
read it. The mother is told that if hr
j sot "has gone into the service of the devil
it is his own fault'' and that he "will never
be worth anything until he can resist the
'allurements, of the drinking hell and tht
brothel." This is poor comfort for the
"Heart-Broken Mother" of whom ther
are so many in Seattle because of thesa
"vicious allurements that as a friend says
"it is impossable to guess who is the writer
since it might have the cry of so many in
our midst." There are few. if anv. ritiM
in the world where the saloon and the
brothel flaunt as openly as they do in
Seattle. From their tenderest veara th
children are familiar with their existence
of shame, the very knowledge of which it
a contamination. Many children are
weak through inherited taints and could
only be kejt from falling by beinir in an
atmosphere of moral and wholesome liv
ing, just aa the child inheriting a tendency
to physical disease must be kpt from on
favorable conditions. Others are deoriv-
ed of paternal care, or worse yet, take
their first lessons in sin from the father's
example. A thousand conditions prevail
besides an abnormal tendency to evil.
which may cause the youth to fall a victim
to temptations constantly besetting him
and which no maternal care may be able
to offset. Chief among all the means of
deterioration is the familiarizing of the
youths with evil by the presence of the sa
loon and its twin companion, and it .
shocking for the public press to condone
the existence of these evil haunty or to
say it is all the youth' fault if he fall?
The broken hearted mother has cried alot d
in her agony against these iniquities ami
she is told that her son is alone to blame.
To what anaihiliation of reason, sym
pathy, and sense does a cringing subserT
iencytc theliqaor traffic carry the busi
ness man or the public press . If, because
of a broken sidewalk or a pitfall in the
street this mothers son becomes mrimed
or crippled, the city is to blame and must
recompense her as far as possible. How
much more, then, should the authorities
bear the responsibility and the blame
when the snares and pitfalls of the soul,
which they have placed in the way of the
inexperienced, ignorant and weak, have
been the means of destroying both soul
and body. Against every person who, le--gaily,
morally, or in the way of business,
has to do with the planting or sustaining
of these "vieipas allurements, the vokr
of every brother's blood who falls through
them cries out to God for vengeance, and
more powerful than the trumpet of Josh
ua will be the cries of the heart-broken
mothers to bring distraction upon the
modern Jeriehos which are given over to
the pollution an shame of the vicious allurements.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by Judge Sweezy in October 1889:
( Charles E. Wayman 28 -
( Mercy M. Shonn 17 .
Edward Jones 27
(OllieOoldsberry 2fi .
(L. W.Stayner ;
"j Minnie Sepraeyer 2U
C Walter A. Sherwood , 24
Carrie B. Miner !. -
(, Albert P. Fitzpatrick 2
(Nettie E. Shank 2;
(Bert Tennant 2
I Delia Weideman 22
( George E. Taylor 4. 2." '
( Almeda B. Cowgill 1
TBacklla Aralea Salve.
Tlie best sa've in the world for cut4,
bruises, seres, ulcere. alt rbeom, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, ckilblaim1.
corn?; and all akin eruptions, and
positively cores, or n pay reQuired.
it is guaranteed to tfive perfect satis
lactioa, or maaey refunded. Price .
25 cents per box. For sale by Henry
Cook.
It will pay yea to visit D. B. aara'i
eash hardware store. Trices have gone,
aowa SSjj per ceat since yesterday.- This
is a fact
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