The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, September 23, 1892, Image 5
hfwJ H" Ml M---i-tI i I If Iffil ITiT rTBT''yyM' wTTf1y,f ryff? ftftftMOB ipwi mjE5ft.m ' m wimmmms " v?M .1.-.VV iljM-A'iMifc.' Oysters at Calmes. Do You Want , -i -y Our stock was never so large, Prices were never so low, Goods could not be better. These prices sell the goods and bring trade. See what we offer you for your money. Children's Oil Grain Button Shoos, 8 to 12 Missus' " " " 18 to 2 Women's " " " " 2 to 7 " Beaver Top Foxed Button Shoes, 2 . to Youths' Tip Boots, lull stock, 11 to 2 Boys' " " " " 24 to 5 Men's Boots $ Genuine Dougola and Pebble Goat 2.50 Shoes Oxfords and low Shoes at Cost to CIose Out Shoes that rip sewed free of charge and all goods warranted. We will save yon money. BLAKESLEE & KALBY. The IHIII Property. The Red Cloud Power Co. .successors to tlio Red Cloud Milling Co., nro tho pos sessors of tho valunble mill and electric properties located in this city. The prin cipal ovrners of the property nro the pro prietors of the WoHtirjtfhouBO Electric JUiglit Company associated with n num Iter of our lied Cloud capitalists. Through the instrumentality of Mr. Gar lor, cashier of tho Farmers & Morchnnts Bunking iloiiRu of this city, thiB impor tant deal, which means so much to Hod Cloud was consurnated. The new com pany have purchased, wo understand be side tho mill property, 000 acres of Innd adjacent to the mill, which together with their other purchases nmounte to n big round sum of money. Tho new company have under construction now ax n starter in the way of improvements that will bo substantial, anew dam that is to cost in the neighborhood of 810,000. When this is finished the valuable property will 1)0 again started np, which will be in about CO days. The new structure will be built after tho latest and most Im proved designs, and well famish many hundred horse power. The race has been enlarged and deepened, and every dovioe nsed to gain all of the power, and keep as little from going to waste as pos sible. The enterprise Is one that our citizens should feel proud of, due credit of which should be placed to the gentle man who has engineered the prospect through. When the power has been completed, there will be power enough for dozens of mills and manufacturing ea tablisnments, and Tun Oiuep hopes that it will be utilized in that direction. In the near future we shall describe the en terprise more frilly. It will be n grand thng for Red Cloud we believe. A pointer to young men contem plating marriage is to get fitted out at Wioncr'u Golden Eagle Wedding oui-Bts a specialty. Strayed. From the first house south of the Walker hotel, on Saturday night,the 17 th of September. 1892, one red and white spotted cow with long horns, had on a leather baiter. Any Information or re turn of the cow will be rewarded. Mrs. A. Sait. Remember Wiener is closing out bis men's and boys' boots at less than cob. ' GKANDOPENING Of Millinery -Hoods at Mr. K.Skeen'i, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, of Wert Week. At which time and place she will have on tale one of the finest and most cempleto lines of all styles of millinery ever seen in Bod Oleud. I have one of the best trimmers that I could secure, and who will be with me on tho ocoasjon and dur ing the' ' season. Do not tail to see my 'goods and get my prices before you buy your fall hats. Mrs. K. Skekn. Herb Barber, we are pleased to note, has been given tine job on the Santa Fe at Trinadud, Col, nt u salary of SUA per month. He is switching ia the yards at that place. Herb since his reformation, is having everything his own way. We are pleased to note that he Is "sticking to tho text" and is bound to succeed. Ayer's BanupariUa does what no other iilnnd medicine in existence can do. It searohes out all the Impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly throuah the proper channels. This is why Ayer's aaxsaparilla is so pre-emi neatly effectlvo si a remedy for roeuma tUsi. ' 90 1 15 1 35 7 1 25 1 05 1 90 1.50 to 4 00 1 95 AltOUXD TOW1V. (Jotting over saw. has tno finest lumps you For fltio millinery good, goo Mrs. S. 11. MoBrido. Thai dollar iniii u half vumi amp tit (Jottings is a btuuty. First class work is done nt tho Golden Kuglc Tailor Shop. For tine tobacco, cigars, candies &c, go to J. 0. Liiidluv's. School childron say Dcyo's lino of tublcts is the finest in town. Go to Mrs S. It. McUride for the latest designs in niillinorv goods. Hata Miid caps for tho whole world at right rices. Chicago Stoke. If you aro going to paint this fall, go to Deyo for your material and savo money. There is no better paint in the market than tho Lincoln mixed paint, sold by (Jotting. Cotting has a big stoolcof 10 cent sheet music cataloguo of over 2,000 pieces. (Jomo in and look them over. Sherwood & Albright for groceries. Hacker's old stand. Tho best of everything kept in stock. Trunks and valisos and rubber clothiog in endless quantity received this week. Chicago Stoiie. Call on us for boys' suits, we are strictly in it id this line. Chicago Store. Tako Hood's and only Hood's bo cause Hood's Sarsaparilla cures. It possesses merit pcouliar to itself. Try it yourself. Go to Sherwood & Albright for your fine groceries. The boys are de serving and will make it a business to watch your interests. Do you need wall paper ? Doyo's stock is complcto and new. Ho does not allow bis stock to run down and then work of old stock on you. Received this week tho nicest sc lented stock of men's suits you ever saw in this city. Chicago Clothino Store. Wo are now prepared to accopt or ders for September delivery. Eastern hard coal $11 per ton. Western hard con) $10 per ton. Above pricoB aro .delivered in your bins. Platt & Frees Co. U. Wiener has titan tho accnoy for Dr. Jaros Hygieno underwear. It is recommonded by loading phi aidant in tho United States. Used by the army and navy and tho principal cities u po it in their fire and police departments as an almost suro pro ventivo against rheumatism. A. M. deClcrccjj will sell 40 bead of short horned cattle on tho fair ground at Franklin, on the 28 and 20 of Sept. Time. 1, 2, 51, years, on approved notes. 72t Wo aro now prepared to accopt or dors for September delivery. Eastern hard oonl $11 per 'ton, Western hard coal $10 per ton, abovp prices aro delivered in your bins. 7-2t Platt & Frees Co. So Idle Talk. Oscar Patmor says flour Iiib got to bt Bold for what it is worth. There fore ho has niado one moro cut making bis prices lower than they have been for years. Don't tako our word for this but call and be convinced. 2t A Point for You. In view of what Hood's Sarsaparilla has 'one for others, la it not reasonable to suppose that it will be of benefit to your For sorofula, salt rheum, and all other diseases of the blood, for dyspepsia, inaicesuon. sick neaaaone. toss or anne- tite, that tired feeling, catarrh, malaria, rheumatism, Hood's barsaparliia is an nequalled remedy. Hood's pills cure sick headache. There will be a meeting of the World's Fair Association of Webster county at the Webster county Fair Grounds, Oct Gth, 1893. at a o'clock, p.m. All mem bers are requested to be present. R. L. A lye a, Pres. D. M. HuKTEH.Sec. . !-. HI For Trade. 160 head of good young cattle and) horses to exchange for farm lands. D.J. Mykrh, Rod Cloud, Neb. Card or Thanks. We desire to express our hoartfolt thanks to tko friends who bo kindly in sisted ua during the burial of our loved Lulu. We beg to assure them their kindness will ever be held in remem bUQce. Mau.llAfcUoif iWJOMtir, LOCAL NEWS. t. II. Smith Is homo from Salltio county. iiueoiimy. Illuu Kill tlds ) mis a .uly one I r for Mrs. K. Comity Oloi k Itnutiry was In Illuu weoK. IMtlfol'latlKiUc Ms little Irluix lly 11131 WCl'K. . sum YouiiL', tlio lady tilmiucr for Mrs. hkoimi I-, in tlio city. i .2.ho.!,.?.M ",.Uwa.'r nro iw-'itlns l"o eatlnbr W. Harris has added Ids name to 1IUIISC7 I11311IU MUll U1H. I.. n.Woodrnir of tlio l.lnculn Herald was a plcavuit caller this week. II. J. Olmsted ntid family wero visiting Dave uiwci'inu'r mm liimny mis wOCK. Mls lthoda Wadriell of Aurora, lias been Raited to traehtho Kindergarten sellout. Will Jackson who has been located at Denifr for a jear or so, was homo on n visit this week. Mr. .1. W. Kerchcval'sson, wbo was seriously Kicked tho other ilay by a horse. Is Koltlnu alone tik'eiy now. J. M. Cluiflln, Geo. I'opo, A. I). Grren and .1. V. Illnes, linta renewed for tho Great FMinlly Wrekly. Thanks. . Kd 'I . Itiown, our eiitcrrlslii travellnit man has made nrmiiKcmcnts to build a fine dwelllim near Mr. ottlnn's rexldcnci'. Warner & Warren have tltioly sucercrtcd In triutliiK all of A. U, Iteeknr's land and town properly for Lincoln property. nrs. n. miner 01 Ainnoy is visum); Willi friends In IndUmn, and our friend Ham looks very forlorn in Ms efforts to bacb It. TilK CiiiKi' has not raid auythliiR about railroads lately hut don't you think It la tho op portune time to look thcuOip just now ? ltcv. Otto. O. elsprnu't:i old friend on tho train that ho had not seen for Co years. Thcj ii'toliotiojsln "Old Kalutuck." In the 40s'. The Indies of lliu d dlvlsnn of tho Aid Hocl clyof the M. K. ilinrcli rhvo h very pleaHnnt lun-mi ui j, a. luuey resiueiieu iusi rriuay night. ' Tlio time tablo has been ehaiiKcd. Tho Hint- Iocs train now arrives In tho moinlm; m in in No. 14 at 7.SO p. nt. and No. IS Is due at 0 p. in.' " '"' turned t !it"t-kCerer.tv houK b,'t'.,".c.! nun i' jit ri-nh till.. Aui'k I'arkesnt Mecook formerly an cm or this oillce. Is Wiltlnn with Ids parents ncfK. piiiik nuiii nihiu jmu in ineroiinu at the nliove imlued nl:uv. Red Cloud Is uettlin: to liu nultu n snnnner -i .Jr "b Jf - sort. On 'lhiimday our siKirtlm; editor aecoii paniei tiy some or our noted sportsmen saw ery flue spcclmau Ot qiiHllnii Webster strccl aiish Miioie r.itis, nil Miiiurtiav uiuhl lloitou where she i?oe on a visit tu friends, uluht for w nero sue uoet on a visit lu rri liuriiosoof eoliitilutellnr her and tor tho purpose of eompluleliiK her imlntlnjc studies. Mr. Clans accompanied her to I. W. Kereheval. Illue lliU'sllveatitek ilm4T..r unicaco. was In ltotl Cloud, this week. He Is Rolni: east the ilrtl of tho liioutli, accompanied by his dauuhier, lleriha. 'J hov expect to visit Indian a polls. ,'i he Ioiik talkid of lndciiemlcnt larbecuo at ItastliiKS was u llzle. The loo.onu eoplo that were to bo there, dwindled down to Moo people men, women, and children. Tlioprnce'slondld not amount to auytlilnK uad It Is wtlil that only vSj voter. h were lu Hue. Mr. Will 1'arkes and wlfo are home f mm their trip "around the world" as It were, Will and wife went to Superior, then to Grand Island, thence to McCook, and then homo completing tlio circuit in 30 days, Theyreiort a pioasaut trip and a pleasant time. No man. has a clearer conception of tho pub lie needs than does Hon. W. R. Andrews, He Is a man of ablllt and a bright student, and fully conversant with all of the needs of our district. Hots making friends wherever he goes, and will be elected. Only a few moro days and tho Webster coun ty fair will take place. The management have secured a lady balloonist who will uso Iter skill In liiiiinlna wn Hi a parachute lu mid-air. She will bo at the fair thrco d.v vs There is no use for people to wall calamity In Nebraska with the full and bursting bins ot w neai una me loauea corn cnus. lo Lord hates a liar, and the man that says Nebraska farmers aro hard-un wilt certainly Incur the uismensure i me uuru most, sureiy, The rcnubllcan nartv of Webster eountv l 1.111 civ uuu t:ci umiiij iju tno ,.....-.. &..rtl..un- .. I....I...- -Tij""- . winnlmr aldn and wl I uo fully redeemed. Mr. Andrews will carry the county, also Messrs McCallam and Mcrtiu win nmvo rousing inaiorii'es. ana in fact tho republican ticket will be elected. Mr. McKelghan will have to take a back scat this year. Mr. Andrews will ho the next congress man from the cth. The campalgu was opened In Webster county on last Thursday evening, at the ojwra house, at which time, tho lions. James 8. Gilliam, J It Wilcox and It. McNItt, made tho welkin ring with th) good old time republican talk. The band discoursed svnio line music, vnd a large crowd helped start the nthushttin that is to awak the echoea that will elect the republican candidates to oftlce lu November. Attorney J. M. Charflu. wbo Is well known In Webster county, and to the bar ot tho republi can valley, and who has been located at Guide Hock, has determined to locate at Ked Cloud, where he will practice law with O. It. Chuner. Mr. Ghaflln Is a very pleasant gentlemen and an able lawyer, and Tuk Ciiikf welcomes him tolled Cloud, and hopes bis business wilt bo largely Increased by tlio move Mr, ChaRln and wifo will occupy tho dwelling south of Mr. u II McNitt'a resideuco on UoutU Cedar Street. Kx-soldlers read this, but make no answer. Yuu might stir up sectional strife and animosi ties. ThU is an extract from a North Carolina paper: "Tne Globe holds that when tlio dirty and lousy sneaking scouudrols came Into this country and robbed homes and burned homos and stolo all that they could lay their hands up on uud then ravished all the nigger girls for miles around and then want the government to pay them for tho women they bilked, that such proceedings are simple and na.'efaced robbery. It was not only then in the superlative, but they added tu the lutamv f their orlma by becom ing Immoral. Let them howl, these Harrison K)Hnunters at the west the solid south ut for Cleveland, who slapped the sneaking and scoundrelly beggar pensioners In the f aco. A Sad Accident. OnlaatKaturuav niornlnir while Lulu Mallick. aged I'.' jears. was at the residence ot Jlr. Mor gan, near owies, plalng with the' children, uii eight rear-old son of Mr. Morgan's took a roaaea gun. aimea ii ai me gin, puuea tne trlgueraudklll.dthell.tleKlrl InsUntlr. The shootlug was done Innocently, the Ittte on e not using aw are oi iiieaanger in looung wun tne gun, and not knowing mat ii was loaaea. it was all done In play but ended very sadly. The uuie siaiiicK gin aiea lusiannr. duo was our rled Sunday kit It is a sad blow to her moth eras weuaato tueiainiiy wnose cuuu caused the accident. She was the niece of Mr. Peter HIM at Cowles. Tho family Interested have the sympathy of the entire community. A Sugar Factory la Sight. The people of Jted Cloud and Webster county can havo a sujrar factory It they will make an atTurtfnrlt. vur Bnantirle has a nroDoaltlon from resooslble la ui parties in uiacxaua white, son If our enlerprlslug farmers will take hold .of tho matter we can have a home manufactory. for the raw material. All It requires is a guar anlpo that our Doonle will nilaa Bon ncrus of .beets for tnreo years aut tne factory Is ours, i he company do not exact any money consider t on tne ouier nana uroDose touay cooo figures for every ton ot beets raised. Now Is our chance. ftOOacrosuf beets. means something like $50,000 to our farmers each fall $50,000 to our farmers each fall. Is It not worth an effort, and should not Ked Cloud have It? Let our people get to work at once. A Hundred otner towns would ana are waiting to snap up such cuancrs. but Ked Clou 1 alone has tho opportunity. Now for the factory. General Recapitulation of Tax List for tbe Year M3, or Webster county Nebr. BUTE LEVI General fond f 8619 10 Sinking " 80103 Bohool 1723 83 University fund.... Gtfi H InstPM " .... 215 48 Relief ' .... 215 48 $12,282 31 OOONXX LKVt ' ' General fund 12003 CO Bridge Insane 3440 70 801 C8 3440 70 MR bond " Q R bridge bond , , . School fond School bond fund. . " bd mandamus Precinct tax ...... , Poll ' ItOcity R U wutor bond tax KOspclsidew'k " II II village ' 0 Ii vll water bd " spTsldewk" OR village " 10,818 80 488 89 88.010 88 5,027 00 1,005 09 5,550 03 3,885 00 4,829 05 1,087-21 52 00 975 80 083 24 20 00 100 28 Total tuxe. SfjSO.ti'tJ 33 PENCIL TIl'H. .nrj, ijh J). V. rrui XMrs.O. I. tj((m t,,,M statu, mImCuiii Sirs. lister has moved to Inavalo. frunkf y was In Lincoln this week. Mcheoby Is homo from Khiimis. sler has Bono hack to New York Miss Cum Kaley has uouo to I'raukllii xehool. tho Great l.nn.l1i. U'.aWiu ...I. I. .J II1.VM.J. Mr. W. HotTirmn, Is out on tho streets again aftor a serious Illness. ae Mrs. Wn 1 Xonths'l elrx Wrlahtl V llslimentli m. Dueker, U hmiin fiom a three visit lu Illinois. Tliornburir wilt open buitsv Mtnli in mo Noun uuh'k Mrs , McAvoy and daushtor Minnie, hao turned from I Dead wood, Dakota. Mr. I). M. Halt Is InilldlnK n Iiiiko Brain houioon Houlh Webster street. J. J. Durknr lias returned to Jotlet alter pioasaut visit in lien uiouu wnu old friends. Hon. Geo. Ilastluas, will spesk on republican Issues at liluo Hill on tho VOth. All should hear him. Tho rteasant Grove appointment undo Mrs. G. W, Hummel nu excellent present of two Hue quilts. U II. Fort, dopnty county clerk, has flnxhcd tho tax list. Mr. Port Is an extieit on maklm? tax lists. Bmlth (t Eon havo purchased the llarktevdray line and have entered upon their new duties as draymen. Hon.J. L. Caldwell will speak In Hod Cloud Oct. 12. on the political Issues of the day. Ho I n fltio talker. l U'icar ii-ei uasHremtieu a nosiiion wiiu mo Illation bank. Ho w Id inovs his family there In a few weeks. O. II. I'nul, tho Adams county treasurer, who was found Kidlty of emliezzlcnieut has lieen pardoned by Gov. tlnyd. Mrs, A. K. Mitchell who hss been wilting with f i lends mid relatives In this city, has le- urneo to uer uome in oenviT. Independent ineakors camo in ro last a taiK on tno political issues or iiio day, crowd was nreseut to hear them. A largo number ot our ciil.eiit went to Haul- iiiKS last n fW. A. McH w. t. i farm seven Hi. liuu Mi I iiini io near lion. w. i. Aiiurews ami McKelgltan, in their joint debate, iow is. wun nvun in uic smu en miles south of lied Cloud, on Oct, 4, Ho has :9 head of stock, a spsli of horses, orsos, Ki I a co-jmrU o bufcheri st wishes, r w. Harm ami u (tusi navo formed i ncrshlii and have embarked In tho buxliie.iH. The new llrm hae our best Mis. K..I. ItandNii and Miss Annie Ilandall, havo gone to Washington D. G.,to attend the National reunion of old soldiers. After visit ing thcro they will go to rennsylvanla for a mouth's stay. I'm; Chief Iibb added tho Htromsburg Nesto its valuable exchango list. Remember that W W Wright will make you the lowest prices on stoves. Frank Anson, ot McCook, formerly of this city, was a pleasant caller this week atthhjoiilce. The Kina's Dauithters will uive n Sunflower Tea nt Mrs. L. 11. Doyo's Friday evening, 8opt. .10th. You will fail in your duty if you do not see W. W. Wright before you buy n heating or cooking stove. Ho has the finest line in the valley. Mr. 0. Wiener is having- the interior of his store finely papered Mr. W. is an en terprising merchantand believes in koep ing ahead of the times. Our devil, and his pals, say it isn't half the fun a fellow would think it waa to walk in from Amboy after waiting two hours for the train, ami then nave it nass through that burg and never stop. Tne joint debate at Hastings between MoKeiahan and Andrews was a Brand send off for Hon. W. E. Andrews. It is claimed that Mr. MoKetghan found more than his match in the republican candi date. Andrews was cheered to the echo on every occasion. As a general rule, it is best not to cor rect costlveness by tho use of saline or drastie medicines. When a purgative is needed, the most DromDt. effective, and benelloial is Ayer'a Pills. Their tendenoy is to restore, and nol weatcen, the normal action of the bowels. Bladeu. Mrs. Horton has gone to Wisconsin on a visit. Henry Boyd and daughter have re turned from their trip to Illinois and Missouri. Mrs. Barton, mother of Itobt Wallace, returned to her home in Illinois last week. Mr. Simpson of Bluo Hill, was doing business in town Tuesday. Mr. U. Harrison has gono to Missouri where be thinks ho will locate. John Stout had n sale Wednesday, sell ing off his stock. He expects to make Imperial his future homo. The Bank of Bladen has gone into tho roal estate business and has secured the servloos of O. O. Teel of Red Cloud to look after this branch of ths business. Mr. Bottom hss been somewhat Indis posed for the last few days and expects to go to Davenport to consult their family physician. J. Ii, MoPheelev will discuss tha ininnn of the day at the hall Wednesday even ing, ept. zt). ijet everybody come out to hear him. A few from this vicinity attended tho independent rally at Hastings. Mr. Moore haa built a grain office and is moving the scales and will soon be ready for outlness. Mrs. Susan Monroe and daughter have gone east to Illinois to spend tbe winter. Quite a good deal of sickness among the ohildren in this violmty. It seems in most all oases it is a fever of some kind. Quite a number f roui Bliie Hill, Camp bell, Roseland and Red Cloud came to hoar our next congressman, Andrews speak last Wednesday. The hali waa crowded and those who heard him were well pleased with hia address. From the enthusiasm shown at the re publican club last Thursday evening. An drews will be elected. T. B. Cannon of Roseland and others addressed the olub. It was so enthusiastic that at the close ten came forward and Joined, among them were democrats and independents who couldn't go Mao any longer. He has rode tbe two platforms ions enoush. Hurrah for Andrews, MoCallum and McNiUi A, P. Johnson has purchased a span of ponies and will drive two horses instead of one, . . . The county fair managers have secur ed the services of a lad baloonist, who will give a free exhibition on the 5tb, Oth and 7th at the fair grounds. After rising to a sufficient altitude she will drop from the baloon witn a parachute. The Best Yet. .The Omaha Weekly Hoe for the balance of the year, with a colored lithograph ot4Yeldenl irarilson.wlllboscntto any address In this country for laccou. This elegant pleruro H the boat likeness of the President published, and would cost you at least one dollar In any art store. Don't miss tlio chance, but fte.id In your order at onco. . Tub Haa I'uuuiinwuCo.. Omaha, Neb. The W. R. 0. ladies on last Saturday night, met and surprised Mrs. West It waa tha occasion ot her 25th marriage 1 anniversary. She was presented with an sppropxlaU Vs'vsfcir ou tho occaakm. o v. erv-' i v (1 V T ' re- I frVell Made, Stylish Clothing, Warm mid Health Preserving Underwear, Stylish Hats or Gaps, Serviceable -:-:- IF Come and see .us Having just returned from the Eastern mark et our stock is ready for your inspection. Wo have many Rare BargainH to otter you AT THE- Square Dealing Golden Eagle. O. WIENER, Prop. Cowles, 4"Im Qni. !... 11.1. .... -...fc .. 1 wu oukucuuy, aihi, nu ovouu uuuurruu here which shocked every one. Lulu Malltok 12 years old started for Elm Creek to gather grapee, stopped a moment for an older girl, who was to accompany ner, wnen a nuie uoy u years old, picuou un a shot iron. suDnosins there was no load in it. and pointing it at Lulu's head, tired, killing her instantly. The distress of Mrs. Mallick and her children cannot be imagined much less described. The funeral services were held in the Congregational church, on Sunday at 3 p. tu., tho pastor Kev. II. D. Piatt olll oiating. The attendance was the largest over known at a funeral. The whole com munity sympathized most deeply with the stricken family. A liboral purse was quietly and privately made for tho bene fit of the bereaved 'widow and fathorloss childron. The Congregational church is putting into their edifice a new celling, of yel low pine, to take the place of tho falling plastering. Answer to Devil In the lllue Hill Wuve. You nro right. We claimed in our tlrst letter .that we were one of Morrison's friends, not his enemy. You say If we were not. it never would appear in print. If yon were not his enemy there never would rnything, exoopt tho clipping of tho Bradshaw paper, have appeared against Morrison in the little sheet pub lished at Bine Hill. We aro glad you havo been so bold in coming out and giv ing your name as we suppose the big let ters yon plaoed at the head of our letter you published waa intended for your name, but we don't if the Devil gets to wearing very much of genuine sheeps clothing. It is an old adage that some people get the cart before, the horse, and so It may be with yonr name appearing before my letter. Yon say yon do not desire to abuse un less you are the first subjeot for such. Mow Just, top and rehearse yonr words in the flrst article you published In your lit tle sheet, which reads as follows: "By the above (speaking ot the Bradshaw iter) it oan be seen that Rev. L. Morri son, formerly pastor of the M. E. church of this oity, is at hi old tricks again at Bradshaw, this state;" and in another item in the same issue yon say: Ve are Inclined to believe that thlt Rev. Gentle man is a blood relation of Balaams tray eling companion or else he is turning his attention to women instead of preaching. Mow Mr. D. and T.let me ask who threw the flrst stone. Don't talk about cow ardloe, tbe Devil and things, who hasn't sand enough to stand before Morrison's face and talk as he does in the paper. Now talk about back.bltlntr. If von had not been in it first, our first letter never would have appeared in print. You say tbe wisest men on earth havo been those who devoted their time to their own business. That is a good maxim D. T. Just praotioe it a little. In speaking about the Dsweese talk, caused by my dear .friend Morrison, let me say that hat is too thin. I was right there and know more about it than you do. and know that the talk was some more of the same kind of blood that the last was. We said a had heard Morrison1 talked about by more than one In Blue Hill, and we" don't have to take back one word, vw never said that an the citizens hof Bluellill 'misused Morrison, So far as wo know tlfifre' aft some good people in Blue ilT7 - - ' ' , You spoke" 6f my' ignorance 'My dUr sir, if Balaam's donkey had have been half na.igborant as you have been In this oat, Christ never would have gotten to Jerusa lem. After all the writiiur you have dona about Bev. Morrison yoq never have signed yournamo or written it under the hearfli -- .i. ' I m . . : , - oi smumkwji sua tusa try to snow jour Foot Wear, SO -:-:- SSX9 ignorance by howling about oar Mine not nppearlng at the close of oar writlac where wo did sign as one of Marrisofni menus, m dear sir, yon railed to seM us a copy ot yonr paper wheat yoa an swered our last, so one of oar friensto stepped iuto one of the basinets house or uiue inn ana asked him for am last Ware and the answer he received was, "We havo no use for that little sheet" My dear sir, if I was sueh aa If aataatus as to try arid publish a sheet thai was) ap preciated as yours is by those thai mm in contact with it, I wool skip la law'1 and not punish the cltiseas so. Tka reason wo did not answer yon taf' Inst week's paper wis because we were not at homo. We are here to star first and last, not jumping from oae plaee to another. We are glad to not that IUv. Morrison is coming out of the trap that the Bluo Hill Wave thought he waa eaaahl in, without the least smlll of Are on Bis clothing, and it will be shown to tha public why those charges have been brought against him. Morrison will be pahl every dollar of his salary and on Hept. 8 th they gave him a grand Mjppar and had r. full house and a good state, Tho church board have stood by taatr pastor and he haa th sympathy of Ma congregation wbiohr peaks wad. Omx or MoRatsoa's Fsiind. The Superior MEDICINE. for all forms of blood disease, AVERTS Sarsaparilla the health '- N restorer; and heaKb maintainor. " Cures Others will euro you.' Notice or Probata of Will. State of Nebraska, Webster Oountr, ) . To all persons Interested a to estate et Mil' ton Lester deceased, Whereas, Kiia walker Letter of saM eaaaty. has filed In my office an InttrusMM esmerMac to be tho last will and teitaisaTet WHS Ua- ter decoasyd, late of .said eeuatv. aaev a nu tlon praying to bare the saaae adatttted toM- bate, which will relate to boUr real a4 afsea al estote. wh-reupoo i hav appatatglfiBr tbe 7tb Day r.NovcMber. !, at 2 o'clock In tha afuraoon, st .aty. eCea.la aa M county u the time and place ot proviig said will, u which tine and Biase yaa ana ajl concerned may appear and contest the presets of tho same. ' It Is further ordered.that said aeMtloaer aire notice to all persons Interested)! aM estate ef tho peudency ot the petHKm;aaiiaUM aa4 place set for hearing the few. eaaslac a copy of this order to he pubUstod la th -led , Cloud Oil IKK, a newspaper nuMls In -MM ' county and state, for ibtM'ieMr iMUMitrjiy ' previous to U day st tor said tosarfai. lu testimony whereof. 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