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plaint, alter loae; eanenag. ay
Avt-r it Bataapanua. itaee
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it r . ularly for eight mentha, aa4 mi
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" ..tated, with ao appetite, aad 77Mfts
- disordered ia every way. IeaBaaeftm
hiiBis Ayer'a SanaparUIa aa4 hegamta
mnmve at ace, jcalaiag ia atiaftftt
nl noon recoveriaff aty aeaal
cannot ay too aiach ia praiaa taw
wrcll-knnirn Btediciae.,, Mrs. Is. A.
8tark, Kashas, N. H.
AVer's Sirsipiriili,
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Or. J. C Arar ft Cft
rrkftl;sicktU,ft. WerteftSa
FrMay, Feh. , lttl.
ArtereaattaefeitOflBcalB Bei.Cleaa, Ndfc,
at sail ataoer w lae eeceaa cm
LOAXBKlFT.
I. S. Seal kai reoeircd aa imcreate
of pension.
H. A. Shinkle aas Wei tie sick
list tbii week.
The finest and largest asfortaeat
of valentines in town is at Dejoa.
The W. C. T. U. will Meet with
Mrs. Saanel Garber daring Febrmary.
C. Schaffnit is home from the great
west where he has been for several
weeks.
WillKmigh has gone to Awora,
111, and has Ukea his celebrated stall
ion there.
J. Ai Hosmer of Des Moinw, Iowa,
brother of the editor of this paper was
in Bed Clond over Siaday.
The post ofiee was closed Monday
front one mntil two on accowit of tke
funeral of Secretary WindoM.
A Bine Hill fellow was located in
the coMty bastile Satirday night on
a charge of aisdeBcaaor of soatc
kind.
A. G. Willis has pmrchased the
Kidd property and is fitting it up for
a nice residence It is a file resi
dence property.
JohnParkes has traded for a lice
line of goods and will open wp a fine
store in his bmldiag just south of
The t'miF o&ce.
The tkeaoneter has been lather
turbulent this week. Sunday it was
4 below zero, Monday two above and
Tuesday two below.
G. W. Francis, Edward Neble, L.
D. Thomas, H. W. Brewer and F. M.
Cockrall have done their duty to the
Great Family Weekly this week.
J. W. Robinson of the Franklin Re
publican, has been sued by some chap
m that burg for libel. We miss our
guess if Robinson doesn't come out
way ahead. He ought to.
The ground hag did not observe bis
shadow is this part of the moral vine
yard, and therefore we predict that
the valley will be basking in glorious
sunshine while some other part of the
footstool will be burden with six
weeks of cold weather.
F, P. Shields has dropped tke same
of (Alliaaee Knight" and resumed
his old name of Blue Hill Leader, thus
resuming his old time polities, democ
cracy. He is getting out a good pa
per and it ought to lie fully apprecia
ted by his constitucney.
Hiram Hicks, formerly of Bed
Cloud but later of Haigler, died the
other day altera severe illness. Mr.
Hicks was well known in this eity,
aid his many friends will be sorry te
hear of his death. He was a straight
forward, upright man and respected
by all who knew him.
We have it en pretty good authority
that sooner or later the B. M. con
template building a south read from
Bed Cloud. To our notion that would
be one of the most paving branches
that that execUent read could project.
We hope they will de so at wo late
date, as it would be a big help to Bed
Cloud.
Mr. O. C. Fuller, the versatile pro
prietor of the Holland House, ia here
and has assumed charge of thai fa
mous hOftkry. Mr. Fuller is a life
long hotel mam and will maintain the
reputation of the heuee. Tmr Chief
welcomes him te Bed Cloud and he
speaks for him a meat liberal patron
age from the traveling public. Wt
wish him noceee.
Under existing laws if a mortgage
fails to realise the entire sum cerered
by the instrument in (he sale of mort
rtd property, the balance will be
come n judgment against any other
property held by the mortgagor, a
bill has been introduced in the fagis
lature linutiue the execution) te the
ntvnerty moitnced, and
the debtor from further eWgatiee.
The time is net far
the people wiU be celled upon Use
leeteityeeVen. During the ket few
yean ne particular attention has been
paid to this matter, but we think Hie
high time that webegiat practice
rigid econemy in all nranehe
tkeeitv rOTsrnmset. The
r-L. m . m
I nan inftucunteU tnerttat
nmiiinisu, aad kt'a have a
wme will keeeuft that Une and
adhere te it
ae there ie
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awftfAweedef eeewesnisteg
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. fc e nWooo o pwytne; heme.
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Oe U J. 8. Parkee far groceries ef
emum emBunsluv
U. C. Saett is up agaia after a se
vara illnees.
What are our people going to do
about irrigation?
Mrs. Dr. Sherer haa been quite
but in getting better.
J. F. Hallenheck waa naite unfor
tunate thia week in spraining his
ankle
For groceries, canted fruits, teas,
coffees,. See John Parkes, you
can get bargains.
Farmers, you can get more goods of
J a!b Parle far less ntonev than of
any house in Bed Cloud.
The little children of Mr. A. Gal
she have been threatened with pneu
monia but are getting aloag nicely. -The
entertainment at the M. K.
ehureh Monday night was a grand
success and was highly appreciated.
Deyee extremely low prices brought
him a larce Uhnstmss trade xnese
lew prices will be continued on every
thing in his store.
Ceeetination poisons the blood; De-
Witt's little early risers cure consti-
patien. The cause removed, the
disease is gone. Sold by (Jotting. 7
The Pacific railway has 15100ths
ef ft mile of road in county, in Oak
Creek township, and pays 119.93 tax
te thereon, that is when tbey pay it.
Little Nellie Fort, daughter of L.
H. Fort, has been very sick this week
with infiamation of the bowels, but
we are pleased to learn that she is re
covering.
Small in sise, great in results: De-
Witt's little early risers. JScst pill
for constipation, best for sick head
ache, best for sour stomach . bold by
Cottiag. a
For familv Groceries of sll kinds
see J. S. Parkesj opposite Moon block
one door north of Mrs. Newhouse's.
He will sell von eoods cheaper than
any one.
Your cough will not lait all winter
Yen will not be kept awake at night;
You will get immediate relief if.
You will use DeWitt's cough and
consumption cure. Sold by Cotting 4
The B. 4b M. railway company paid
their taxes this week, amounting to
11,304.10. Who say a railroad is
not a eood institution to have in our
midst Webster county has 70 miles
and we wish it had 270.
Calanthe lodge No. 29 K. P. is
getting along nicely and bids fair to
regain its former prestige. On next
Tueeday cveninc there will be work
in the first rink. AH Knights in
good standing cordially invited. Vis
iting Knights welcomed.
The ruiiman car company owe
Webster county $100,19 taxes on
their cars but do-not pay' it. We
would suggest to Treasurer Fassler
that he gobble on to one of their cars
for the amount some day. They
should be made to pay it just Iik
the rest of us.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has given
me great relief in bronchitis. With
in a month I have sent some of this
preparation to a friend suffering from
bronchitis and asthma. It has done
him so much good that he writes for
more. Chas. F. Dumptervillc, Ply
mouth, Jfingland.
Judge Trunkey has returned from
Sioux City, Iowa, where he has been
attending the funeral of his brother.
B. T. Trunkey, wko died there last
week of pneumonia after two days ill
ness. His remains wereinterred in
Sioux City. His death was very sud-
den and was n sad blow to his wife
and family who were not apprised of
his serious condition only twelve
hours before death.
The war department has broken
ground for a new fort at Sandy Hook
for the protection of the harbor of
New York. It is to be the most ex
tensive fortification in the couutay.
It will be principally armed by the
new style of mortars, which are really
abort riled guns. The guns can
pitch a cartridge of dynamite orem
mensite twelve miles to the seaward,
and if one hits an iron clad it goes
down like Mr. McGinty.
The blind editor, Frank Beslin,
now engagec in newspaper work in
Salt Lake City, is about to try the
transplanting of the eyes from a live
rabbit into the place of his own sight
fere orbs and connecting them with
the optic nerves. He will then be
able to tell how affairs appear to an
editor looking through the timorous
eyee of a rabbit. It is stated, on the
authority of the Burlington Hawkeye
that the operation has been frequent
ly successful. Ex.
Married, at Bed-Cloud, Neb., Feb.
3, 1891. Mr. Karl Ohr nnd Miss
Karoline Lang, both of Webster coun
ty. C. Seacock Esq. oficiatiag.y
Neither ef the happy couple could
speak or understand the tin&Iish
language, aad the Squire was equally
ignorant of the German language,
ut laese aimcuiiuee were overcome
bv the mediation f an interpreter
wae is pronoteae in both languages,
am pcntmN aia pan in me cere-
lea te the satisfaction ef all con-
Ths Nebraska "trees association
o a ery ftgainat lecislativc cat
ting ef their advertising rates. It ia
hard eeeugh aledding for publishers
in the northwest at the present rates,
doubtless. The legislature shouldn't
cut rales anyway. That it a matter
that the laws of business will attend
te better than the laws ef the state.
But' we are sorry te he compelled to
cornices that n large number of Ne
braofe newspaper men here been ad
vocating the cutting of the rates of
almcet everbedy elee by legislative
aemetansnA and when the business ba-
gM cat eta hardly ceajceture where
itwtll seep. The present political
cried sannmte he eharacterised bv
aad aincnlar tendenev to
Iniato the sixteenth eenturv
ef political eeeaemy. Then
It years later, it waa aun-
peeed fto"be one ef the meet inrpart
nntfunstisns of the law making new
er te hntcrfere with prieee and to Vun
everyhedy'a profile for the good ef
everybody eise. is wee we
ef neternel atrernaisnt me te
tWWimOtyf
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Used in MiDioos of Hornet
Exccnmic
Go to Deyo for fiae cigars.
Don't fail to buy your drugs ecc. of
Dero.
Kickappo Indian remedies at Cot
tings. Dermoline-for chapped handa at
Cotting.
John Campbell of Btin has been
adjudged insane.
Get your daily papers aad msga
xines of Deyo.
H. A. Shinkle is around again after
a few days illaess.
Podc Bros, now have a shoemaker
working in their store who docs all
kinds of repairing.
S. N. smith, John lluelmsoo,
and J. O. Butler have made the Big
Injun happy this week
J. H. Bailey has $50,000 to loan on
good farm and city property. Farm
loans eight per cent and less. City
ten per cent.
DeWitt's little early risers: only
pill for chronic constipation, indigcs
tion, dspcpsia. None so good, Sold
by Coiting. 1
J. H. Bailey has $50,000. to loan on
good farm and city property. Farm
loans eight pet cent and less. City
ten per cent.
John Walstead, of this county who
has been laboring in Sioux City,
Iowa, fell dead the other day in that
city. He formerly lived 111 Bed
Cloud. '
As 6oon an you discover any falling
of the hair orgrayness always uce
Hall's Hair reacwer to tone up the
secretions and prevent baldness or
grayness.
John rarkes will sell you more
groceries for a dollar than any gro
cer can in Bed Cloud. See his new
stock of groceries, sugars, coffees, teas
canned frnits. &c.
Acts at once, never fails. DeWitt's
congh and consumption cure. A
remedy for asthma, and that feverish
condition which accompanies a severe
cold. Sold by Cotting. 6
ine trouble with Mgnor Urispi in
.a -.
particular ana Italy in general is
that the Italian government hrs been
trying to put on more style than it
can afford. It has bankrupted the
Kiople in an effort to apo Germany,
ussia, England and France in the
display of military and naval brass
buttons and tinsel, refuses to trot in
its own class The same sort of snob
bishness is breaking the heart of Bel
gium, Spain, Portugal, Turkey and
figjpt-
Arkansas rejoiced for twenty-four
hours with exceeding joy over the
defeat of Ingalls, and her legislature
passed a roaring resolution of congrat
ulation to Kansas on the election of
Pcffer. Whether it was feared that
the endorsement of the Arkansas
legislature would turn the already
queasy stomach of Kansas, and cause
another revolution, or whether it was
whispered that Peffer was a republican
in the disguise of a farmer may never
be known, but the next day tha legis
lature of Arkansas had a bad head
ache and considered the resolution
and threw it under the table. State
Journal.
List Of JUNTft.
Luthor Browo, Oak Creek
A. G. Blaekwell, Beaver Creek
E. Mctcalf, Bed Cloud
E. L. Hagan, Beavor Creek
Geo. O. Yeiscr, Bed Cloud
John Mitchell, Walnut Creek
Robert Harris, Batin
Charles Guy, Beaver Creek
William Schults, Potsdam
H. E. Sanford, Bed Cloud
F. C. Buschow, Potsdam
S. V, Ludlow, Bed Cloud
Thos. Emerton, Garfield
Chas. Mysrs, Pleasant Hill
W. J. Jeffrey, Inavale
Jno. Street, Garfield
L. Pesinger, Potsdam
H C. Scott, Bed Cloud
J. J. Shelton, Stillwater
Jno. Olmstead, Guide Bock
A. Galusha, Bed Cloud
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Wfeea Baby was sick, wa nave
Waea sac was a Caai,sae criei fee
Waeaaae
PaMIc Sale.
The undersigned will sell at pnblie
auction on his farm f ve atiles west
aaissvea miles south of Bed Clean.
nnd twe stiles east na4 eae femrta ef
a mile north of Jaisee, Kansas, en
Monday 16, Feb. 16, 1891, at ten
o'clock a. at., 13 heat of atoek flee
cribed as followa: 5 milch cows, 2
heifer calves coming 3 years old, 2
spring heifer calves, 2 yenning steers,
one gelding coming 3 years in the
spring broke to work, eae aerse eem
iag 7 years in the sprinr, weU brelea
te work double or aiagle, aaoat tea
head stack hoe aad nnasteai ether
artielea ete.
Terma All semeef $5 tad aader
eaah ii hand, nil turna ever $i a ered
it ef nine msnths will begrfea, par
chaser giving note and afareved te
enrity; with tea per eeet Meaatt fieai
date, tea of for eeeh. Joan Kne.
Col. C. L. Wivrmir,
"Mvatic care" for
aenralfU mdieaQy emrea ia
i te a
eeya. Its action apea the.
resnarkableand mvaterieai
tin
It re-
ateace the eanae na
the dJe-
immediately dieanaeara.
leee areatl v heaeata. Priar7i
8aUhyL.H.Dej.
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40 Yean the Standard
Mvrah lva Vandyke departed thia
life Jan. 10, '91raged 5 years 1 month
nnd 10 days. Marstoa Vandyke de
parted this life Jaa. 11, '91, 'aged 9
years 6 months nnd 11 days, daughter
and son of William aad Emma Van
dyke. Ours the loss and notour darling's,
Our's the pain and this the joy;
Our's the mourning and the weeping
Their'a the bliss without all y;
Their's the eity pare and golden
Our'a the earth-life stained with sin;
Their's the green fi-dd and the garden
Where the angles enter in .
Theirs' the white rooes ever shining
In the love that made them ao
Their's the glory and the rapture
Which the angles only know;
Their'a the crown-wreath never fading
Their's the music of the skies;
Our's the eyes all dimmed with weep-
Their's the ever tearless eyes.
Their's the little feet that patter
(Making mnsic as they go;)
Thro' the golden street? of heaven,
And where living waters flow;
Their's the little hands, that beckons
Ever from that radiant shore;
Angles of the lord to leed us
Where we'll part no more.
31. D. U.
A spring medicine is needed by
everyone. Winter food, largely con
sisting of salt meat and animal fats,
causes the liver to become disordered
and the blood impure, hence the ne
cessity of a cleausing medicine. Tur
best Ayer's is Sarsaparilla.
Two half dollars serve as the outer
esses of a new watch.
TaeOIdatadeTonf
Dr. Browa Seqaard's elixir of yoath
may be an important discovery, bat every
one knows that Dr. Franklin Miles' New
heart care certainly is. It has given
thousands afflicted with serious heart dis
ease a new lease of life. Drnggists who
can observe its effects on many catomers
everywhere speak veiy highly of it. uro
John Weaver, of Knightatown. Ind., says
"I have sold much of Dr. Mile' now cure
and have received many good report.
I sold some to one of the leading Masons
8tate officers and it did him a Krtat dea
of good, "sold and guaranteed by c. L.
cotting. ,
I asked her heart of Winnifred,
Ah! if 1 could but win it;
She laughitcgly replied, "dear Ned,
I fear you are not in it."
Medern BHaeevertea.
What Bell and Edison are to the tele
phone aad electricity, says the Pittaburg
News, Dr Franklin Kile.-?, the well knowa
specialist in nervous diseases, ia to the
nervous system and nerve fluid. Among
his numerous discoveries his Restor
ative nervine was undoubtedly the great
est. It is unsurpassed in nervouness,
dyspepsia, headache, epilepsy, neuralgia
backache, melanchoUy, sleeplessness,
ehangeof life, etc. Free trial bottles may
be had of cL cotting druggist, and also
Dr. wiles new book on "Mew and Startling
facts" for the afflicted. Everyone shoald
read this interesting instructive aad finely
illustrated book. 6
Far Sale.
Mj tailor shop on 4th avennu.
Terms reasonable. F. Birkner.
A printer's palette in enamel, with
blotches of color distributed over it,
forms a novel frame for a miniature.
JVarth Haadrcda ar Dallam.
My wife used only two bottles of
"Mother's Friend" before her third con
flnemed. Says she would not be without
it for handreds of dollars. ITad not near
as much trouble as before. Dock Mills,
Lincoln Parish, La. Write the Brad-
field Regalator Co., Atlanta, Ga, for far
ther particulars Bold by Cotting. 27 4t
Of nil the guard rings sold the most
desirable ia that of magic wire.
....
Warked Like a Cham.
Bradleld's female regulator worked
like a charm; improvement been wonder
fal; cannot ei press my gratitude. Wish
every lady aflieted would try it. I know
it would cure them. Lula A. Long,
8pring Grove, Fla. Wrif.a the Bradfeid
Regalator Cc, Atlanta, Ga., for farther
partiealars. Bold by Cotting.
A ring represents a narrow ribbon
tied in a bow knot set with diamonds.
.
Far Sale
A frst class residence with
bath loom, eity water and all conven
iences. House with three lots' only
two blocks west of the business centre
of town. For terms call on or address
A. P. Howard. Red Cloud Neb.
...
Cleatme; Oat Sale.
Of the Webster 8t, livery, feed and
feedetnblee. I will offer my entire
livery stock, consisting of 10 head good
driving hocnes, 1 span of 4 year old marse
3 top buggies, nearly new, 1 carriage,
new, 1 spring wagon, 1 road wagon, 1
hearse, G net double harness, almost new,
2 g saddles, a lot of robes, Uanhets,
wnipa, etc. The above stock is in good
condition. Tbaae goods will be sold for
cash or trade nt reasonable figures, or
at private sale, and moat be closed oat
nt once aa I am going into other baa
nam and do not wish to keep the stock.
In addition to the above I have also
n eood eurveyor a comrans with attthe
latest attechmentn thereto, nlaon anod
farm in Uwyenne county, Knaana, for
trade for city property. . .
hu&k a. axnaor.
Far a solid aad safe investment sec
the contract given by tha National
Life Inearaaee Company of Mentnel-
ier, Vt A. S. Mabsh,
Special Slate Ageat.
A neat brass win shews aa in leaf
ia tan white cusmsl. .
Be has the
ia the etty.
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Meet Veapcr Uyn na.
B-tl rait The name f tome pe I
mentioned ' chapter G
Table Ulk Daily ne ta
Questions on iiiorv Mr. J. C.
Warner.
Queaticas from Chaaci-rta Tenny
son Mu Martin.
Discussion oa Chaatarqtt.i read
ings Opened by ilw. Tjggait
TIIIUD WBIK
Music Vesper Hjmns.
Boll call Answered by ran a and
dates of mien tthc rign of Henry
the 6th.
Table talk Famous strikes aad
what they have accomplished.
Beview questions on hitory (1st
half) Miss Sherer.
Questions on from Chaucer to Ten
nyson Mn. Denny.
Beading Coronation of George 3d
C. L. Cotting. ,
FOURTH WEEK
Music Vesper Hymns.
Boll call Responded to by ans
wers of the questions on The world
of today in the question table.
Table talk Current events.
Beview questions ou history
(last half) L. P. Albright.
Questions on from Chaucer to
Tennyson Mrs. Taylor.
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Dray Llae.
People who desire draying done
with promptness and dispatch should
always hire John Barkley's teams.
John is an old hand at the business
and will do your work well. Terms
reasonable. 1-tf
Only a married woman, has tho
right to say that the nicest men in
the world are the married men, though
somehow they seem to be the ones
who say it the least.
Pala iraaecenaary I" CallelalrtB.
Pain ib no longer necessary in child
birth. Its cause, being understood, are
easily overcome. Any woman may now
become a mother without suffering any
pain whatever, the labor being made
short, easy, and free from danger. Morn
ing sicknes, swelled limbs, and all other
like evils can be rapidly controlled, and
all female diseases speedily cured. . Phys
icians pronounce it a wonderful discovery.
Never known to fail. 20,000 ladies attest
its merits. Cut this out; it may sare
yoar life. 8uffer not a day longer, but
send us two 2-cent stamps, and receive ia
ftealed envelope full particulars, testimon
ials, confidential lettes, Ac. Address,
Frank Thomas k. Co , Baltimore, Md.
U2-3m
SacrlsTa Sale.
Notice Is hereby given tlint under and by vir
tue of an onlerof sale issued from tho offlee
of C.H. Croats tltrk of the district court of the
eighth Judicial district, within nnd for Wvbiter
county. Nebraska, unon adecsae in an action
iwudinK therein, wherein Farmers & Merchaats
Bank lug Co aru plaintiffs, and aKalust David
A. Ntroup and Mary K. Mtroup et aU de
feudeats, I shall offer for sale at public ven
due to the highest bidder for cash in liand at
the east door of the courthouse, at Red Cloud,
in said Webster county. Nebraska, (that being
the buildiiii; wherein the hist term of said court
wasno!dcn)ontlio-
lth Day of March A. D. 191,
at 1 o'clock p. m, of said day, the following des
cribed nruiertv tnwit: Lots Afteen ir,i and
sixteen (1C) iu block live la Smith and Moore
addition to the city of Ited Cloud. Webster
county , Nebraska. Civen under my hand this
3d day of February A. !., 1831.
C.A.TKKUHlH-rlff.
U. C. Teel, Deputy.
J.8.C1LIIAM,
l'laiiitlW.s Attorney. &&.
Sherinm Sale,
Notice Is lierelty given, Uiat under aad tv vir
tue of an onler ul sale Issued from the office of
C.U. Crone Clerk of the Ditrlet Court of the
Eighth Judicial District, within and lor Web
county, Nebraska, iimii a decree lit an action
uendinK, therein, wherrln. The Wlllford and
North way Alatiufuncturing Co are plaintiff: ami
against C K.)f otter et al Iteleudouti. I nhall
oner for sale a public vemloe, to the highest
bidder for easli in hattd. at the east door of the
courthouse at Ked Cloud, In said Welwtcr
county, Kebnista, that being the buildiuic
whereta Uie last term of said cour twashuldenj
outlie
leih day afMareh A. D. 1SI,
at 11 o'clock a.,m, of said day, the following des
cribed property towit: Ixiti twenty-one SI
aa4 tweaty-two si in block ten IK railroad
addition to Ited Cloud, Webster county. Ne
braska, (ilven under aiy haud this 3d day of
February A. I.lwl.
C. A.Taau Kherlff,
O.U. faauDepatr.
Batty, Casto & Ihingan, SSvt
llaintiR's Attorney.
Leaal Xatlre.
Iu the eoanty eoart of Webster eoanty,
Nebraska.
The McKiuley Lanaiog
Loan and Trast Co.
TS
Thomas Mather et al
Votieo to non-resident defendants.
John w. Bentley will take notice that
on the Sd day of February, 1891, the
above named plaintiff fled his petition
agaiast yoa, impleaded with others, ia
said eoart, the object and prayer cf which
are for the foreclosure of a certain snort
gage given by Thomas Mather aad wife
to H. Laaniag, dated March 3d, 1885, aad
fled for record and recorded is the oflee
of the recorder of deeds of said Webster
eoanty, in book a, page 1. conveying the
following described real estate and prem
ises titaated ia said eoanty towit: The
west half of the soath-west qaarter of see
tion thirty-three (33) township four (4)
Aortb, laage eleven (11) west of the Ctk
p. m that default has been made ia the
payment of the iadebteaaeas a scared by
said mortgage and there is now dee
plaintiff thereon the sam of six hundred
and thirty-two (633T dollars, together
with interest at tea per cent per aaaeaa
thereon from February 3d, 1891, which
is secured by said mortgage, whieh is a
valid lien on said premiaea. Plaintiff
rays for the sele ef said premises accord
ing to law, to satisfy the amount adjudged
dee him iu the premise, and for a deersa
feredositgthe eqaityof redemption ef
all of said eefendaats.
Yon are reqaired to answer said petl
tiea an or before steaday the sUUeate
day of March, 1891, e
maun ne true, and iei
rmdned aeeordiagly.
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Netie ia heteey given that I will
examine all pcron wh nt l ir
1 1 .. r i!i. ttowlvw eandttUt' for
terl..r '.filo ..iMi fho! t li
Cfmuty, t Kcti Cl-H-l tl.c third
Strtrd l reh month. -
D. M. Huxrxn, Cennty Sept.'
.BRAQCTELD3
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FOR
CASH!
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FROM THIS DATE OX, I
SHALL NELL Ml CsOOaM
Oa The
STRICTLY CASH
BASIS,
Aad la dalaej aa will he aMe ta
give uny raetasnrrs the hvaelt af
heller arlcea l shall hera
casaplcle alack af Dr) fjew
Baals, Shaea, aad tiraeerfea
aad aallell yaar trade.
O. V OrOKHSFlELD.
Miles f. Hayes'
Patent - Collar !
For sale by J. O. BUTLER
Red Cloud, Bnckeye
liainesB shop.
aherluTa Hale.
Notice l here!' Riven, that tinder mimI by vlr
tueof au order of Ki'e Isvinl from !) oftio; of
L. H. Fort, Clerk of the IMittrli-t Omrt of tha
Kiffuth Judicial INMrtct.allhia an4 for Wrb
ster couaty. Nebraska, apon a decree In aa ac
Uoa pendinir, therein. WlierelB. Joseph K. Hall-
ey Is Plaintiff, ana SKainst John T. -KoUnttm
aau Manna fc Kounson, liefendanU.
again offer for salo at ihiMIc vendue to the hla
et bidder for cask In hand at tke eattdonr of
the eoart bouse, at Ked Clend, In said Webster
county, Nebraska, that tiring tho elaca where
the hut term of said court was hoidrn. oa the
ISlh day af Jaa. A. at. I awl,
at I o'clock p. m. ef said day, the fotlowlac
described refitTty to-wlt: Tha soutli aalf oi
the southwest nurter of sertlon tour la town
shlii three aerta la mure nine weal of e p. ml.
ta Webster ceuaty. Nebraska, tilvea aader at y
hand this M day of December A. O. ism.
O. C Taax. Iiasmty.
c.a. iaar, imeria.
1). H.KTTiea.I'laiati
For want of cash bidders the
jiuunrii iwm
hereby continued until March 3. ism
m anere
sale Is
C. A. Teel. Kherlff.
ByO.C. Ted. Itefwtfy
Chattel Hartgage hmle.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a
chattel mortftaee dated oa the h 4a? at Feb
ruary, ism. and duly flled in the offices the
county clerk of Webster couaty. Neb., en the
1Mb day of February, nea. aad ezeewted by H.
A. Burtoa ainl It. P. Burtoa to L. C. Kllbert
to secure the payment off the mat of Ssesaad
uuna which there la due the sum of SIM. II.
lierau.il nanax seea mane inineayawwoi
IBS acea mane iniaeayaKWoi
I no suit or other proceeding at law
Instituted to secure said deb er
reef, therefore i will self tke prep-
sum sam aad
aav uart thereof.
aavrecaeea
steers aad two two-year eld heifers,
horw4.atpobHeaaeaea at the yard
a Waller ia the tewa ef Owlea, Wei
erty taerein aeacnaeu: im yeafiiaw
ef timet
owlea, Weester
ty, Neeraska, oa the la
ai asm o'clock a. m. ef sai
Kaska, oa the ia ay or
o'clock p. m. ef said day.
day of February, law.
L. v. tiueen.
Leaal Xatlce.
Ia the district court et Wabstrr couaty.
Ne-
WHUamN.Carsahsn
vs.
I
See act r AleismVret ala 1
Notice te aoa-restdeat defendants.
Sweaeer Alesaader aad tJaaie AfcruuMcr,
his wife, will take notice that a the xaw day
efUutmher. 1M. the above named ptaUtil
aied MaHieaaKaJa yew. nar4ea4rw wKh
ahera.m said eemrt. the obmrt aad praise ef
arhieh are far the fumtaa af
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OPRMRBANK-SANTA- CL AU5S0AP
BEST WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
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SI.N
THE PRAIRIE FARMER.
Davcrraero lac-rK-L Coaaacr trvana m
Agriculturt, Live Stock, Vtttrinary, Dtiry, Horti
culture, Entomology, Poultry, Bttt, Oardtn
and Lawn, Scitnca, Markata, Etc.
A raaalljr Jnanial f twi cr,rtk
Wwtc ru howif.
UwUJk.
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family, nilot Itii l'rartk.'al lUtMrUo(u al
NiMcriMtMt rrir:
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Prairie Farmer Horse Book.
itfclan Sew! CMtalala ValuM
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wvwaw.w hvmvw. nrti IMH
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masry owcr; jwuw t wvca urn mum. CMttr, mn, iit, rvnufi aw, to.
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tent UK far a CLUt ef ffUW Inhtahmrs te THC fHAMwt fAaata.
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NEBRASKA
FARM LOAN CO.
PAID UP CAPl'lAL,$50flOQ.
Take -; A awHralUa m Thm, n.fw jou will tt illn4 lltt Ufa u U-U
aua no inroucii an tm.v or rMHttsioii man
fSSSf you can grt w loet nlr,
eaaae you ran art juar muncy lminrtutly
aewKV ik imi M-Bti Mir appnrtttiou all
bsm we can gir you tl Ix-.t tr rtn
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UMdde.
Hod Cloud. Nt;b.
WANTED!
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h. II. FOKT, MnuftT.
Absipaets of Title.
Farnishryi to all Landt in Wt;bntr County, AcctirAfaly and
ON SHORT NOIICK.
IIalaa had ten year rinrfi la munly rreard ai4 "4 Uw faMt riiM m .(Al
atrart book In the ataf , mr (iuriM MtlttkrtJon. Yoa f trt4
AU orders Sllrd frtjasptiy Waa 4-rfUf U$ SU-I
aod ataeuve4. .A4t nr rli oh
I. If. FORT Namaoh. Ui Clal. Neh.
BAILEY
Abstracters, Real Estate
and Farm Loan Agent.
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
AtMtncto of title furnished accaratffly and iifomptix.
Satiafaction Ouarmn'd. aiO.OOO bond fiUl
THE TRADERS LUMBER CO.
WILL MAKJC
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NATIONAL
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