The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, April 15, 1892, Image 4

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It Is racoinmonriAri Vh-Vi'iU''lV .
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!iS&.15'.tnB delegates Waftatcalv ttefaH
uw ui iuc uejegaiion, also thai die ni i si lev fee
lield not later tSan April aisTaK SftJul
Iks, persons shall be enUtledtawto aZrl
PUcahPriinaries. All ireygScMT S&h
and all other electors who, if ifciTiiinlSWi
Sf r ntenUon to act S TwiSwi-
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EDITORIAL IV
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"xiiDeriy is tne name ot ew
Independent piper puhlirfied'fatU Lin
coln by W. C. Holder. Th-rWr
Btirtsout well and enoirs that -IWedi--?-
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vvl jd u airolB WQIKer 1Q 7f MT-
The Betoit folks are again.
Santa Fe to be built this,
from Barnard to Bed Cloudy
talkLi
so:
TD1K,
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course, means that Jewell Uity will
be "In it." The Santa Fe Was $30,090
ihtcbicq in ueweii uity; property.
Jewell City Republican,. Tj
The Bepublicans oi Bhodo Island
brought first blood in tke campaign of
iayj. The state wms a aort of pivot
Upon which the hopea of the twc great
parties were hung aad. the American
Workingmen decided, that the Bepub-
iican party was tho party who had
Btood by them durijg all these years
and honce voted fo r its continuation
In power. If strr k-s indicate which
Way the wind bio- me, it is evident that
"Little Bhody" will go republican
henceforth.
WEsV SON'S NEED
Keel Clctuft' a Sympathy Asaames
A Sa iMtcuitlal Fm.
unen was learnea tnat many
citisens of Nelson were rendered home
less and destitute by last Thursday's
storm the sorrow felt by our people
for our neighboring city's misfortune
assumeed a tangible form. A fund for
the relief of the sufferers, amounting
to $65.00 was collected in a short time
and remitted to the authorities at Nel
son lor aisirioution. following are
the names of contributors with
amounts: P. W. Shea 5.30, T. C.
Hacker 5.00, C. J. Piatt 5.00, Geo.
B. Holland 5.00, F. & M. Bank 5.00,
Geo. J. Warren 1.00, F. V. Taylor
1.00, L. M. Vance 1.00, L. H. Deyo
1.00, A. Morhart 1.00, S. F. Spokes-
field 1.00, B. F. Mizer 1.00, J. L.
Miller 50c, J. . Alien 1.00 Ed Houck
1.00, Frank Martin 1.00, AY. W.
Wright 1.00, L. P. Albright 1.00
Al Galueha 1.00, Chris Fasslcr 2.00
B. M. Martin & Son 1.00, M. M.
Stern 1.00, D. M. Crabill 1.00, Blakcs-
leod5 Kaley 1.00, Democrat 1.00
Chibf 1.00, Argus 1.00, D. J. Myers
1.00, O. E. Bell 1.00, C. L. Cotting
1.00, Bev. E. L. Ely 1.00, Dr. Damer-
ell 1.00, B. P. Hutchison 1.00, C. H.
Theming 1.00, Wright Thornburg 1.00
Geo. O. Yeiser 1.00, Geo. A. Ducker
& Co. 1.00, H. C. Scott 1.00, B. Mo-
Neny L00, Chas. Wiener 1.00, A. H,
Gray 1.00, J. Graves 1.00. State Bank
1 00, F. A. Kucbn 50c, aad Ed Mo
Farland 1.00.
Gaarsmfeed Care.
We authorize onr advertised druggist
io ecu in. Aiag'a new uiMOvery for eon
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this con
dition. If jou are afflicted with a eough
cold or aay lung throat or chest trouble,
and will use this remedy as directed, giv
ing it a fair trial and experience mo ,beB
eat, yoa may return the bottle and kave
your .money refunded. We could Mt
make this offer did we not know that Dr.
King's Mew Discovery could be relied on.
It sever disappoints. Trial bottles free
at cotting's drugstore. Large size 50e and
$108,
Disease never successfully attacks a
system with pure blood. De Witt's Sar
saparilla makes pure, new blood .and van
riches the old. 0.1 Cotting.
Satotrl
If BtClVd
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Tke Woaem'flCkriitiaa Tear,
Unieh of the Klkth District aset
W;
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tapTJaptist chum in'Haatiatrg, Hafe1
3tand 24th 18& ,
The delegates nam Bed Cleat local
Union were Mrri Brakefield, Mrs)!
Bandall and Mrs. i)ow.
They report hating had
a very
profitable meeting.
The church vs sleely decorated
Miss Willard's$e iLe partralt aad a
globe with "bands cl ribbon white,"
occupying prominent positions.
The music for the Sccasion waa in
charge of Mrs. Flora 5. Cased, who
had prepared a choice irogram. Mrs.
C. L. Jones was choeei chairaian ef
the conyention thus filing the place
made vacant by the deajrof ovx pres
ident, Mrs, Harrison. 1
Tho reports from local Unions indi
eate an excellent organiz
. . A
Mob
la the
district which is rapidly
ding lis
influence and usefnlness.
The election of oficers
suing year resulted as foil
ident Mrs. L. S. C. Brake!
Cloud; correspouding secre
A. M. Pope, Bed Cload;
secretary, Mrs, S. D. Hamiltoi
ington; treasurer, Mrs. J. li. Jajslett,
Kenasaw.
Among the pleasant featureiof the
convention were the lecture on valen
tine Temperance LnstructioB" bi Miss
Bipley of Kearney, and .the
address by Bev. Francis E. Te
Subject, ".My Dream."
NaraerycStack.
Now is the time for you to i
your orders for all kinds of :
stock and snail fruits.
plants a specialty. It. XL Bust.
bone choice improved and mail
mm mm W
proved farms at a bargain. Write 1
disoription to D. J. Mtbbs,
Bed Cfcmd Nett!
Orajrtas;
The Bed Cloud Dray Line have fear
good and heavy mule teams. All
aauli
r a.
laulinar nroMDtlv
attended te year
Orders solicited.
J BO iSABKUBT,
Proprietor.
Caacas.
. . ARepublicaa caucus for Lite towB-
aaip?will be held in the Kuaan Mhofi
hwate, Apr. 21, 1892, at three e'eleek
p.as.'k eleot four delegates to attend
theecdnty convention Apr. 23.
,f. O. McCAi;Ch.
BpVb
Caacaa.-
A Beoablican eaaena far Bed Clead
preciivevwill be held in the Comrt
HousoAjar. 21, 1892, at 2 e'cloek p.
m. to eleeVseaen delegates to attend
the couityeonvention Apr. 23.
V. j08.GABBBB.Ch.
aVf'yallcaa caaeae
Garfield tciwnship. The BepnWi
cans of Garfieltl township are reqmeet
ed to meet;in eaucas at the Yageaer
school-house eairict 18, ea Wednet
day April 2t, 1892, at 2 o'eloek p. aa.
to elect 4 delegates to the Ceaatv
convention to'btrheld on April 23ca,
at Bed Cloud, yiio. B. StaksBB,
Committeeaaaa.
First yr'd; 3aaeaa ,
The BepublieaB.teleoters ef first
ward city of Red-Cickd, Neb., will
meet at Firemen daall on Meniay
evening, April 18th at 8 p. au U eleet
9 delegates to attend the eennty eoa-
vention April 23.
T. CHAN
Ubm, Cob.
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To Bepublicans
il
Caucus to be heldUial Cathertea
township April 22, 18M.Y- 7 e'eleek
in the evening at the SwMft hease ia
Dis. No. 66 to elect 3 d
te
Bepublican county conveKAdte
held in Bed Cleud April 23fT892.
Otfro Skjelveb, Com.
The republican electors of 2nd ward
city of Bed Cloud will meet at the
Court House on Monday evening Apr.
18th at 8 o'clock to elect 11 delegates
to attend the county convention Apr.
23d. C. W. Kalit, Com.
Pleasant Hill Primaries
The Bepublican electors of Pleas
ant Hill township are requested to
meet at the Pleasant Hill school house
Thursday April 21st at 3:30 p. aa. for
the purpose of electing six delegates
to the Bepuulican county convention
to be held at Bed Cloud, Neb. Satur
day April 23 1892.
John Blai.vb, Chm.
9 9 i
Why have chills, ague and fever, suffer
death and take gallons of nauseous drags
to cure them. If you keep "Hepatieara"
in your home and take it to regulate and
purify the great organs of life, blood, liv-
tr and kidneys, you will never be sick.
IMS we will guarantee. I. H. Dayo.
Wot Sale or Trade.
A 0od timber claim in Haves
county, Nebraska. A)) perfectly level
land, some gdod young; fres, 40 fee
to water, 12 acres' under cultivation,
10 miles from a good t. lu ( town.
Will sell as claim or give deed' cheap
for eab or trade for most any thing.
D.J.MTBB8,
354 Bad Cloud, Neb.
It is a truth in medicine JiatHw aaudl-
est dose that performs the cure if fft
best De Witt's Little Early Risers ai
the smallest pills, will perform the cure
And are the best CluComag. ,
Dyspepsia
. Few people have sulered moro severely
arom dyspepsia than Mr. E. A. JIcMahon, a
ii imnwn BTOcer of Staunton, Va. Uo says:
"Before 1878 1 was in excellent health, welgli
1 1... m nrainds. In that year an ailment
developed Into acute dyspepsia, and soon 1
kUaS xedaced to 162 pounds, suffering bumiu
pTa pntlons In the stomacli,
palplUtlon of tho heart,
nausea, and Indigestion.
I could not sleep, lost all
it work, had fits of melancholia, ami
vri at a time I would uavo ucicomcu
XbaeaBe morose, euucuauu ....u.v.,
atefitvaaxa life was a burden. 1 tried
bfejateUas and many remedies. One day
sasa employed by me suggested that
Suffering as
ttf, i aV sajand before taking the wholo of
. --"- ttiMMa to feel like a new man. The
terrMe ttjctw which I badbcen subjected.
ijltatlon of the heart suosmcu,
say sMaaasn aetame easier, iwusw "r
entire svsiem uckou iu
rning
8 Years
etlltyot
', BBfore
aha iftti kettle fjMBaten
I has ffiatatit Bjt ssrmrr weight and natural
nallfl I ai.fc)lay well and I ascribe it
te taking HeedTaamparilla."
K. B. If yea decMa to take Hood's Sarsa-
arDla 4e aot be ladneea to buy any other.
r
Hood'ai alarsaDarilla
sUayaUSraaawtt. fhebrforgs. Pra pared ouly
kf a LBOOD CO, McHiulcs, Lowell. Jtox
IOO Dosetbne Dollar
taaawaaaayww""
t V aehinuton
Froea 8t. Louis to 'Vaehington the
distance ia 894 miles, i'rem Cincinnati
te Washington 553 mtlrsfroiu Chic
go to Washington 813nilae. This is
via the bee line followadhytlie B &
O Bailroad, the most i Heresque as
well as the most direct toitef rom the
Mississippi Biver to theAtlaatic Sea
heard, stretching across level 'and fer
tile prairies, amid hills 'W Valleys,
ever Btoeataia crests, along banks of
historic rivers, through teeming' cities
aad hestliag towns The throagh B.
0. trains, with full Pull mfv equip
BMBt of Sleepbg, Parlor an Bnffet
eartniB from St. Louis to Wt shing
les ja 29 hours; from CinciBbMito
to i ,'kr-
naaaincwn in xo uuu, huiavuib-
to Washington in 2o hours. ieep-
n from all points run through1 to
ewYork from the West without
arge. At Washington connct!on
Bude with the B & O's matchless
lyal Blue Line for Baltimore, Pf u-
pau and iNew lorr. xnese xmv-
alBIue trains consist of the stauno
eatend finest coaohes. parlor and
a ears ever built by the PullAl
aaaMOosananv: are vestibuled from;
eadia ead. and
ead, and are protected bv Poll -
aiaas isaMOved antl-teliscopioe de-
viee.Vhiehaiakefl every car as safe
as it san be made by man's ingenuity
aadsmU All the cars are heated by
tteamBBd lighted by Pmxch gas.
Thay e the fastest cars in the world,
fleeing New York and Washington
within ke hours' reach. 27-2
That reUeee, nerveous, dull and heavy
f eelina waeh preveats sleep and causes
something terrible was go
te happen is all corrected by
' which eares dyspepsia and
L. H. Deyo.
nil
lie, them Calmes, the baker, m
Ira 81eepes building north of
Thb CatBfofiiee keeps the finest
bread, haBS,Mkes pies, &c, in Bed
Cleid. Try Visa. tf
Ge te Fentss Zeluff, for a slick
hair eat, cleatshave, mustacho black
ed shaaiaee.
Girt Waated.
At the city mkery and restaurant
Call on Jos. Herlnraer, Bed Cloud, Neb.
Two hundred seres of prairie broke
rigataway, uau.oa
UDLLifn:
T9nmJmrttrm Loans
1 at nr atreiiared to make
jani leans at low rates, and on
UM vest terms ever offered in
this caaaty. Privilege to pay
all ar part of the principal at
aay Interest payment.
J II Bailey
Farm for Rent
I have a good farm for rent, 90
acres under cultivation.
37-tt J. II. Bailbv.
The Gate Cjty Milling Co,
Proprietors ot the BeliCloud Holl
ar Stills want vonr wheat. &c. and
will exchange flour for same. Custom
work a speciality. Bring jour wheat
or work to them, and receive fair
treatment.
3333 bushels of corn for which
will pay highest market price. Flou
given In exchange.
Oscae Patmor.
;9Ianey.
To loan on Watches Diamonds and
Jewelry. Will payjeash for old gold
aid silver. Fine watch work. Ar
tistic letter, emblem and monogram
engraving. Full line of fine watches
clocks, jewelry silverware spectacles
aad etc T. E. Pension.
In Cotting's Drog Store.
Other medicines might heln but to
mahMrance doubly sure use DeWitt's
8araaparnte to fignch, purify and renew
the blood. Q. JTCotfipg.
I Want to Bay Farm
Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or unimproved can find
buyers by calling on D. B. Spanogle,
BedEftateiind Loan Agent, Red
CloHd, Net.
Intense
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serf
ate ie ui
iMiBKeUt
Tlsnsaeaai
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Garden Seeds.
Oscar Patmor has just received a
BIG supply of garden seeds. Go and
see hiin at Perkins and Mitchell's old
sand.
ShcrilFs sale.
Xotico is hereby given that under and
bv virtue of an order of salo issued from
tho office of C. B. Crone, clerk of the
district court of tho tentli judicial dis
trict within and for Webster county, Ne
braska, upon a decree in an cction pend
ing therein, wherein the Smith Brothers
Loan & Trust company are plaintiffs, and
against llichard K. Stowo aa administra
tor of the estate ot iN els i'ouison, ae
ceased, Line Peterson, Joel Poulson, Car
rie Poulson, Nels Poulson Jr., Mary
Poulson, Mira Poulson, Martin Poulson,
Christian Jasperson as" guafthan of said
Joel Poulson, Carrie Poulson, Nels Poul
son, MaryToulson and Mira Poulson, de
fendants, I shall offer for salo at public
vendue to tho highest bidder for cash in
hand at tho east door of the court-house
at Red Cloud, in said Webster county,
Nebraska, (that being the building
wherein the last term of said court was
holden) on the
:$d Day of May, A. D. 1892,
at 11 o'clock i. m. of said day, the follow
ing described property towit: The
south-west quarter (i) of section twenty-nine
(29) in township three (3,) north
of range eleven (11,) west of the 6th p.
m.
Givon under my hand this 30th day of
Mfcrch. A. D. 189-2.
3G-30d Geo. E. Coon, Sheriff.
Shcrifl's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an order of sale issued from
the office of C. B. Crone, clerk of the
district court of the tenth judicial dis
trict within and for Webster county, Ne
braska, upon a decree in an action pend
ing therein, wherein Mrs. C. H. Barnes
and Effie Barnes are plaintiffs, and
against John M. Ferguson, Agnes J.
Ferguson and James H. Ferguson, de
fendants, I shall offer for sale at public
venduo to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, at the east door of tho courthouse
at Bed Cloud, in said Webster county,
Nebraska, (that being tho building
wherein the last term of said court was
holden) on tho
3d Day of Way, A. D. 1802,
at 11 o'clock a. m. of said day, the fol
lowing described property towit: The
north-west quarter (nwM) of section
thirty-four (34) and the north-east quar
ter (neK) and the east half (ej) of the
north-west quarter ( 14) of section thirty-
three (33,) township four (4,) north, range
ten (10,) west of the Cth p. m.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day of
March, A. D. 1892.
3G-30d Geo. E. Coo.v, Sheriff.
Tiubets, Mouex & Ferris, Pl't'fs' Att'ys
on-Rcsidcnt Notice.
John Shutliff,
plaintiiff,
vs
1
G. W. Baker et nl
defendants. J
A (lirlnvif. in flln
fe The defendants, Marion Story andMy-
XUI1 DLU1UUB, III HJIVO uuui-D Hill, uu tuo
day of March, 1892, the plaintiff riled
peblLlUIl 1U liio uiakiiuu wuiiui i on-
r county, iseorasKa, ine ODject ana
pifyor or wnicn is io iorecioso a cerium
mortgage, executed by the defendants,
Gecfc v . Baker, and Mary K. Uaker to
Jas. H. Fallman, who assigned said mort
gage't' plaintiff, that said mortgage is on
the south-east quarter of section twenty
two, tbunship two, north, in range ten,
west, in Webster county, Nebraska, and
was duhf recorded in the records of said
county Vou are therefore required to
answer aaitl petition on or before the 9th
day of 5ay, 1892, or said petition will be
taken asponfeesed by you and decree
rendered, foreclosing 6aid mortgago as
prayed for m saia petmon.
36-4t Jonx Shutliff,
By G. R. Chaxet, His Attorney.
i Q- mmmmmmmm,, .
Jjeal Notice.
In the distrisf joart of Webster county
rteoros&n. v , 4
Leopold;.
r-aura, plaintiff,
"l VK
Spencer Alexandf-Y Marion Alexander,
Milton Randall "V- T. Vankirk,
Defendants. Y -
The plaintiff in thrWbove entiUed ao
tion notifies the defeiAuris in said cause,
tha on the 8th daycr'ttpril 1832, that he
the said plgiaiiBrnTed his petition in the
court 01 wevjsier couniy, neoras-
aeainst you the snid defendants the
object and pray of which are to foreclose
a tax lion owned and held by tho plain
tiff, on and against lot number three (3)
block ten (10) in the village of Bluo Hill
in Webster county, and state of Nebraska
for the sum of forty dollars, ($40) and
accumulating interest, and that said lot
be sold according to law to pay said
amount and costs of this action, and that
apy claim or interest yon may have in
said promises may be declared junior and
inferior to plaintiffs tax lien. For furth
er particulars you are referred to plain
tiffs, petition now on file in the Clerk's
office of tho District court of Webster
county, Nebraska. You are required to
answer said petition on or before Monday
tj)e iGth, day of siay, A. D. 1893.
LEOPOLD Baum,
By O. C. Casm, Hia Attppjey. 37-4
Non.Rcsidcnt Notice.
William Marshall, m
plaintiff,
ys
Jacob II. Shugart et al
defentdanta.J
AFFIDAVIT OS FII.K-
Tho defendants O. P. Johnson, Frank
B. Orcutt, Orris W. Robertson and Jes
sie Foster, will take notice that on tho
Cth day of April 1892, the plaintiff here
in filed his petition in the district court
of Webster county, Nebr., the object and
prayer of which are to foreclose a cer
tain mortgage executed by defendants J.
H. Shugart, and Helen M. Shugart, since
deceased to Edwin D. Orme, who assign
ed said mortgage to plaintiffs assignee
L. M. Dove, now Lizzie M. Leslie;
that Baid mortgage is on lot seven (7) in
block three (3) in Talbot's addition to the
town of Guide Rock, Webster county,
Nebraska, and was duly recorded in the
records of said county, that default
has been made in the payment of
the amount decreed by Baid mort
gage. You are therefore required
to answer said petition on or
before the 16th day of May 1892, or Baid
petition will be taken as confessed by
you and default rendered foreclosing said
mortgage as prayed for in 6aid petition.
37-3t William Marshall,
By John it. Chaffu.-, His Attorney.
To the parsers !
H. C. SCOTT,
Invites the Farmers or Webster and adjacent counties to his
large and varied stock of
Agricultural Goods
Such as Wagons, Buggies, Carts, Plows,
Harrows, Mowing Machines. &c.
See him before buying for bargains.
Warner & Warren,
; THE TWO JOS "
Have opened a Eeal Estate Office,
AKS IBS XSADY TO SILL 70V
Farm or City Property, or Auction off your Stock or House
hold Goods. Have some Bargains to offer to any
who call a this office,
2d Door North of F.
Did You Ever See as Large a Stock of
Sljelf aqd tfgaVy Ffardware
As Is to he
W- W. WRIGHT'S
Kaleys Block, - Red Cloud, Nebr.
Stoves of all kinds. A fine line of Gasoline
Stoves on hand, best in the land.
60 TO
(jjity $akery
Far lresh
All klads or cakes,
candles, Nats, Cigars,
and fresh Fraltc, etc.
Meals and LunchTall hours
Boarding and Lodging. Fresh Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
Jos,
Med Cloud,
his
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SHINKLE & AULTZ, Props.
Dealers in
new and SECOND - HAND furniture,
Ib the Stern Building.
We shall have bargains that will pay you to investigate
in our second-hand department.
AUCriON EVERY SATURDAY.
On Saturday commencing at 1 P. M., we shall have auction,
to which we invite the public who are interested
in procuring good bargain?.
We buy aad sell Secaad-haad Coeds aa caatatlssloa.
SHIXSJLE & AULTZ.
RED
TRANSFER LINE
S. X COZAD, Proprietor.
All hauling intrusted to me will be promptly attended to.
FLOUR AND FEEDgTOBE
OSCAR PATMOR,
Has Moved his Flour and Feed Store of the
Perkins & Mitchel building.
Nothing but the best goods kept. Call an I
see me when yon
in my
& M. Bank, Up Stairs.
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seen at
THE
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Bread Plea
Herburger, Prop.
Nebraska.
HO THERE !
J, O. BUTLEK,
TH
HARNESS MAN
better preparad than ever to
sell yoa all kmd3 ot name 33
collars, sadlery, etc
la the Tlaker Udlaa. He has the
mrsteat ateek Ik this art the vally,
a will Maak It ma laaaeeateat te trade
with hlaa.
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AUCTION SALE!
CLOUD
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