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, Wo will siiuritlcn our entlro Btock for cash at lower prices limn ever bo. "2
foro Hindu in Hod Cloud, and will
Remember we guarantee BEST GOODS, LOWEST
PKJCliS, GUKATKSr VARIKTV.
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Accurate
Abstracts of Titl
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And
Cheap
Farm Loans
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J. II, Bailey,
Red Cloud, Neb.
local. xi:ws.
Dick Gray was in Superior lliio week
Mrs. Sudn J. Hailey visited in ltivorton
til id week.
Tho Gardner huusefed over 200 people
show dii).
J. II. Simpson was down from IJhio
Hill Sunday.
A. Morlinrt left for Hot SpringB, S. D.,
last Monthly.
New hay can ho had by leaving orders
with McXitt.
Wright keeps tho boat gasoline stovo
in the ninrkut.
A. II. Bowon of Hastings was on our
streets 'I'licsdny.
F. I). Hummer of Concordia, Kansas,
'raH in Hed Cloud Tuodny.
A United Stated Murshnl was in lied
Cloud this week on business,
Frank Delahoydo arid wife, of Ulno
Hill, were in tlio city Monday.
A. Altshuler, formerly of this plncc,
dlod at his homo in McCook tho othor
day.
Lola Fulton of Hivorton was visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. Suda J. Uailoy this
Week.
l'rof. A. X. Allijuittt tho now superin
tendent of tho Uludon school, was in Hod
Cloud this week.
A. (J. Davis, of Gravity, Iowa, n brother
of J. II. Davis of this city, has been vis
iting in Hod Cloud this week.
10. J. Allen and family, who have been
in Wisconsin, hnvo returned to Hod Cloud,
salistled that Xobrasku is tho laud.
Doll Abol goes to Chicago to-night,
where ho will put in n few wooks seeing
the world's fair and othor curiosities.
Mnrried, in this city, on tho l'Jth, by
tho Kv. Ceo. O. Wiser, Mr. Ell Fowlctr
and Miss Eva L. Morris, of Guide Hock.
Tlio following aro now subscribers
since our last Issue Geo. V. McCrnry,
II. Banks, S. E. Kelley and Uans fcjkjel
ver. A steam liiorry-go-nround, has been
outertainingour puoplo thiH week, it is
controlled by some very plcatunt gen
tlemen. Mr. E. Howard, of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
n brotlier of A. II. find Fred Howard is in
tho city. Ho has not mot his brothers
for'Jl yours.
Hoy .loy and Charley Shephnrd, two
fast trotters, woro going through this
city the other day, on ronto to tho district
fair at Edgar.
Tho fniluro of S. F. SpokesHold is one
that our nooplo disliko to report, as ho has
stood woll in tho city. It is hoped ho may
bo ablo to rsHume.
Hubert DoWitt. Is about tho hnppiost
man that comos to lied Cloud because
ho is tho father of n little girl. Cigars
nro on you, Hohort.
When in Hivorton bo sum and stop at
tho Hanks house. 81.00 per day. Liv
ery in connection. By far tho moat pleus
ant place in Hivorton.
Dr. Culluuore, oyo and ear surgeon of
Omaha, will moot patients in his special
ties, in Red Cloud at Dr. MoKeeby'u of
lico Tuesday, August 'J'Jth.
Don't forget thnt Saturday ovening
August Hot h, thoro will bo an entertain
mont civon nt tho opera houso for tho
benollt of tho S. of V. Hand.
Charley Gurnoy is tho proudest man
that rides through Red Cloud and says
that tho Intest addition to his family is a
little girl, and that arrived Inst bununy,
Ed. Ferguson, who nttomptod rnpo up
on tlio porson of Mm. Blunckoo, and who
was nrrestod for tho offeuso, was dis
charged for a lack of sulllciout evidence
to convict,
Caroline Potorson, living in Putmor's
addition w us taken before tho bonrd of
insanity, for examination into her mental
condition. It was decided that she was
of sound mind.
Goo. DeWitt and wife who hnvo boon
spending the summer in Old England,
have returned tciAinoricn, much plensed
no well us benonttod by thoir sojourn hi
tho mother country.
Muj, Henry Ludlow, editor of tho
Campbell Press, shook hnnds with tho
Uig Injun" on Thursday. Hoiiry is ono
of Tub Chikp'h children, nnd as such, wo
aropleasod to uoto his prosperity as an
editor.
Tho nnnanl convention of tho Wobstor
county W. C. T. U. will bo ho d nt Eckloy
chftpel, August llOnnd 31st, l8'.i:i. Eutor
taiument will bo given by tho Epworth
I.eaguo.
Thero will bo a prizo uoutest,
M'nita.liiv v, r Mdfli. ut Hinm, tilnen?
The social nnd baud concort that wan
to bo given by the bind boys, Saturday,
August BOth has boen uidotinitoly iiost
poncd, nnd instead thoro will bo an en
teitaiuiiiont glvpn at tho opera house for
tho bonolltof tho S. of V. boys by Mrs.
Huntur, hii elocutionist of National rep
utatiou. Thon will also bo vocal and in
strumental musio nnd a lino entertain-
innni is izunranteod. GIvo tho boy n
good houso.
Cheap
a few
niiet nny and all eoiuneUtion.
citv m:vs.
Seed buckwheat at McXitt's.
All kinds of hnrdwnro nt Wright's
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Tho baud boys go to Grand Island thi
week.
L. 11. Wilder was up from Norton yes
terday. G. It. Holland is homo from Hot
Springs.
do and sco Sherwood Jfc Albright for
groceries.
A. .1. King of Oborlin was In tho city
'iniirsuny.
Low Vauco camo
Saturday.
j awl the lit
homo from ChicngtKery much
1 II. C. V
O.J I. Truman, of tho Xution. is homo
frini Iowa.
fi. W. Edwards, of Orleans, was hi tho
city Saturday.
Mrs. M. It. Benlloy is homo from her
visit in Omaha.
W. S. Edwnrds of Muryvillo, Kansas, is
visiting in tho city this week.
M. V. Dickerson and Fred McKcoby
returned from Ouinha Saturday.
Messrs. Frank Cowdon nnd Hugh
Miner woro in Superior Sunday.
Wlien you want n good cooking or
heating stovo boo W. W. Wright. ,
Charloy 1'latt and wifo arrived homo,
fn... 4l.n ...nl.lV. ..I- It-.!.. !..
iiuiii mu Muiiuninii mcuijcbuii.
Joe Cummings is sufforiug this week
with an enlargement of tlio thumb.
Oo to Sherwood nnd Albright for your
groceries. They keep tho best in town.
A hand-organ, attached to n mnii, was
going tho rounds of tho city this week.
Dr. Cullimoro, oculist of Oinnhn, will
bo in Red Cloud, Tuesday, August 20th.
C. S. Potter, who has been over at
Wilcox working, has returned to Red
Cloud.
Mrs. McBrido nnd daughter Laura ar
rived homo from tho world's fair lust
Fridoy.
G.X.Hastings is homo from u very
pleasant trip to Indiana. Ho reports u
nice time.
Mr. Thompson of Norton, Kansas, nn
old friend of J. II. Smith's, was in tho
city this weok.
Eliss Goblo mourns the loss of n very
valuablo gray horso that ho drove to his
uellvery wagou..
First class goods and reasonable prices
can always bo found nt W. V. Wright's
hnrdwaro store.
Anyone wanting it drovo or borod well
should sco James l'etorson. tho pump
and windmill man.
G. V. HastinLrsandG. E. Hriniileson
and E. W. Feruuson renewed for Tin:
Ciiii:k this weok. Thanks.
James Peterson, the nuricultural man,
was over in Kansas tho other day ut his
old home, and roports corn very lino.
On next Sunday ovening nnd Monday
will bo ouarterlv ineetini: at tho M. h.
church, and tho presiding elder will bo
hero.
at I:
Bloomingtonl sbfl
at this ollicJioi
i Thursday nr ,1
Col. Herb Crane, of tho Bloo
Echo, was a pleasant callor at
while seeing tlio elephant on
Sells show.
Mrs. Apple, sUtor of Henry Diedericli.
nccompanicd by hor two children, of
Mndlson, Ind,, aro visiting in tho city
this week.
Win. Montgon returned from Mury
villo, Kansas, Monday evening, at which
placo ho has been visiting for tho past
few W0CKB.
Mrs. Tico and daughter Frnnkio, of
Xow York state, nro visiting at tho resi
dence of II. E. Pond. Mrs. Tico is Mrs.
Pond's sister.
Tlioso accomodating storekeepers,
Sherwood & Albright tlio grocers, study
to plenso their cuBtomors. Call and see
thorn when in want of groceries.
If salt costs ono cent a pound and ham
15 conts, what would n hog ho worth that
had been fed on Hallor's Condition
l'owdors? For Bido by Deyo i, Grice.
Dr. Grnnt Cullimoro, consultant ocu
list to Mo. Pacific Ry. nt Oinnhn, has ar
ranged to meet eye nnd enr pntlonts in
Hed Cloud, with Dr. McKoeby, August
JOtli.
Tho Omnhn Weokly lleo from now un
til January 1st. l8'.ir. for 81. lr.. Don't
loso any time in taking advantngo or
this unpnralled offor. TiikBkk Tuhlisii
iMi Co., Omaha, Nkiiiubka.
Elmer Knloy was ono of two out of a
largo iiumborof students at Klliott busi
ness college at Burlington, Iowa, to re
ceive the world's fair diploma, which en
titles him to admission to tho world's
fair.
Deputy ShorilT Tomlinson arretted a
trnveling embezzler tho othor night and
nlaced him in durnnco vile. Tho follow
was irlvou a midnight trial and thon sent
to Atchison, Jvnnsns, where lie was want
od about 81000 worth.
Hon. W. A. MnKeighan was appointed
on his old cominitteo on "coinugo" by
Speaker Crisp; and J. W. Moon, who
was olectod last fall to congress, was put
on tho cominitteo on "expenditures on
public buildings." Both aro on good
committers.
In our last issue, Tin: Cuii'.r took oc-
cauion to mako a remark about tho wa
tur works, which was not appreciated
fully by sonic. Wo have boun informed
this woek that thoro is a groat plenty of
wator, that wo did not deny lust week,
but wo did sny that wo thought it was
surfaco wator; however, wo have boon
further Informed that tho water nil
comes in on thn south sido of tho trench
which would indicnto that the wnter was
what they nro pleased to cnllsheot wator.
We hopo they will bo successful and snail
hold our criticisms until such tunc as tho
I experiment is inoio fully devuloped.
cn:ir:r rmivnox.
G. It. Chiiney was in Denver this week.
Mrs. Itov. V. L. Elv has been unite itiek
I thin wick.
I Dr ,1, S. Etiigh is home from an ox
I tended visit in Chicago.
County Clerk Itnunoy is taking In tho
world's fair in Chlcngo.
Mrs. Mary Conover of McCook is vis
iting friends in Hed Cloud.
ClCharley Coleman's horMMnii away the
other day and tore his buggy to pieces,
Dit. Cm.Miitmni.v puts in nrtiileia
teeth without plate over Morhurt's
store.
Miss Maude Greenlee, of Hluo Hill,
wns visiting friends in Red Cloud last
Saturday.
Mr. Low Soddurbcrg, of Clieyemu
Wyo was visiting old Hed Cloud friends
this week.
J. A. Wright, of tho Lohnnnn .lourna',
was a pleasant caller at this ollleo on
Thursday, whiloiuKed Cloud taking in
theqirciis,
jtvioot i
-tjut largo i
fordistrib
the circus, uoiuu aeaiii.
our real estate hioii havoirotlon
numbers of circulars this week
distribution in tho east.
TholitMobnbo of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
L.aw, winch has been very seriously ill, i
convalescing, wo aro plensed to team.
A tonchers' special examination will bo
held at Hed Cloud on Friday, Soptombor
1st, IH'J.'L D. M. HiiNTini, Co. Supt.
Miss Xellio Warren ontcrtalnod a Inrgo
numuoror young irieudsnn WcilneHiiuy
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aftornoon. u was a very plcnsnnt nllair,
id tho littlo folks enjoyed tho occasion
obbcr rejoices over tho advent
of a gonulno Xebraska girl bnby at his
house. And now ho steps right over tho
tops of fences, without stopping to climb
tho same, in his great delight.
Tlio atTnblo trnveling man, Col. John G.
Bugbee, tho cigar man, was a very cordial
visitor at these heaihiuurters this weok.
Ho isn solid republican and ono of tho
kind thnt makes n fellow feel good to talk
with.
Dr. G. E. MuKeohy and wlfolmvogono
to Chicago to seo tlio world's fair. Aftor
n week's visit nt tho fnir, they no to Wis
consin to visit the doctor's mother. Thoy
expect to ho nbsont from licit Uioud
ufbbut n fortnight.
j ins wcuk, .ur. waver hi. aoumi was
united in mnrriago to Miss Emmu Riser,
daughter oi Mr. nnd .Mrs. h. n. iwscr
this city, Rv. E. L. Ely oflleinting. Tl
youiiK couple hns tho best wishes of Ti
Ciiif.k, and their young friends.
Col. Clins.Seeloy, thoniTnblo nnd cour
cous press nuont of Sulls Hros. enormous
shows, was a ploaBiint caller nt this olllce.
and tendered Tiik Ciur.rtho freodom of
tho circus. Hoisnvory ploiiNiint gentlo
mau and understands his business.
Thero will bo an old settlors picnic at
A tn I cu nn Kniitcmber 1!!. nt which time
Hon. j. S. Oilham. J. It. Willcov, and
others will ornto on their experiences I
tho wild nnd wooly west. Evorybo
come, hotli old nnd young seniors.
While in Hivorton tho other day a
Ciiik.i' reporter had an occasion to want n
square meal and seeing tho sign of tho
Banks house thought that was about his
size, so went. Dinner was ready and the
reporter started in. He says that tho
Banks house is tho best houso west of
Red Cloud.
Itov. Goo. W. Hummel has been called
upon to part with his wifu this weok, sho
having departed this Hfo on Tuesday,
and was buried on Thursdny morning.
This makes four denths in his family in
about three wooks. Ho cortninly hns tho
deopest sympathy of tho people of this
city in ids bereavomont. It is a sad blow.
Attoruoy, J. Portor, Jr., hns procured
pension, under old law, for Mrs. A brain
Garbor, Guide Rock. Claim wub tiled
Juno '.".', present year nnd nllowed on rth
of present month. 44 days from tlmo of
tiling This beats tlio record for quick
time. Wo don't know if Hoko Smith was
at homo on date of issuo, if ho was ho
iild bo credited with onu mark of
lont.
John Tomlinson. tlio present efficient
deputy shorili of this county, is a enndi
date for thB ollleo of sherill on tlio rop
nlist ticket. John has tilled his ofllco in
n splendid maimer, and wo beliovo tho
parly to which lie belongs could mnko no
wiser choice in lining that placo upon
their ticket. Tlio only thing wo hnvo
against him is that ho is not of our po
litical faith.
Tho best and most hatisfnetory cigar
over ollered to tho smokorBOf Red Cloud
for n tlvo cont cignr Is the Professor.
Since handling it our trad lins been
very lame and in no instance have wo
had ono word ot complaint but on tho
contrary nil Unit have purchased it aro
now kicking for thft reason thnt wo hnvo
been out of them for a fow dnys. Our
largo ordor hns beon placed with tho
house to bo shipped by freight which
neccsnnnly delays thoir arrival. But
bovs wo will hnvo thorn nnd Doyo ifcGrico
will again bo in tho swim.
Tiik Ciiicuh. -On Thursday Sells Bros,
great circus, aud Aggregation of wild an
imals camo to Red Cloud, as ndvortisod.
Tills show is nil that It is advertised to bo
and more, for thoro nro many wonderful
things thnt can not bo accurately placed
upon paporthat hikes placo In tho great
throe-rimed circus. Tho nooplo present,
thero were ubout four thousand of them,
nil went away porfotly natisllod that
Hells Hros. circus was tho host that has
exhibited here. Our roporter also no
ticed thnt while this wns ono of tho larg
est shows trnvoling, it was comfortably
free of tho disroputablo characters that
travel around with shows in general.
In faot it was about tho best, cloituest,
and most interesting circus performance
ami inoniigorio that our reporter hns
over seen In tho west, oust or anywhere
else, and can fully recommend It to 1110
public as such,
On H10 IH'iilli oi' Mr. i. W.
Hummel.
A chord in life's cadence Is nilsslup.
It is lust In tlminmi'lloi strain;
Wo listen for Its llirathi nuinlier.
And citteli hill llio soul's sweet lefralll.
A llfn souk has passed I10111 ymir presence,
Ariiayedln 1I111 li illicit IIkIH;
How lovely, how Mir culm hfiiiiii.ilice,
Now clothed tu dwell hi tho heavenly Unlit;
How fotuily ou hoped lo leliiln her,
Till lime Its lull record liuulit lllli ,
Hut a volee f 1 mil the silence hath spoken,
And llio henit's low lospousu Is; Father In
lioavcii,lt Is well.
Ilnw v.iln Is the heart's ndnntlou,
Kiiclrcled hv earth and decay :
Th lilcMim of tho llmver must vvltlier
i:'er Its fni;riiiici p,is far on tlio way.
Oh. mother! Oh, loved coiiipiiiilou foiover;
Thv life. Is it lluht 011 our way .
Oh, haudi fulthlul luiml, 1I1011 will lead us
Wheioulniv awakens tho day.
-Written lor I lev, (ieoiso llutaiael by Mr. 0.
A. Hojacnuiic.
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An Old ltd If.
(Jen. George W, Morgan who died
at Fort Monroe. Vo., July 'Jtith, ISM,
was tlio last of the Generals of the
Mexican war. llcjwas appointed Col.,
of tho Kith I'. S. Inf., and in April was
brevctted llrigadicr General for gal
lant meritorious conduct at Contrcrns
and Cliurbusco, where ho was wound
oil. It was under (leu. Morgan that
our townsman Cant. Lafayette Mtuiscll
served in tho war with Mexico, he be
ing n member of Co. K. lath U. S. Inf.
and to his knowledge thero is hut ono
other survivor of tho liftmen forming
Co. K. Col. llrnilall of Burlington,
(own. Cant Munacll lias in his posses
ion the following letter from his old
commander.
ftlm-NT Veunon, O., Nov., 121st, S.".
Mv Ot.D Comhahe: Dr, H. Stephen
son of Ccntcrville, la., who was a
comrade of iuino in the war has sent
lncJour nddroBH, And in nicinorv of
10 times gone by, I send you a shred
of the flag of tho old lath Inf, under
which you marched on tho fields of
Mexico. T ishing you every blessing
1 remain your friend,
v
UKoniiK w. MontiAN.
ahe shred
'inahes by t
"Flag of tin
d of tlio flag is about five
two bears this inscription,
ng ol the Kith Infantry Mexican
war" nnd is very highly pmcu by the
Cnpt. ho says it is woith tuoro than
ho ever expects to be worth. It was
originally presented to tho Reg. by
tho ladies of Mount Vernon, Ohio,
Capt. Munsell also served in tho Re
bellion; n Capt. in tho famous Englc
Uog. 8th Wis., he funis ready listners
to his tales of two wars and lives over
his fighting days in rehearsing them
to others.
Sec Myers
Ohiliiary.
August L''!rd, lS'.Kl, Mrs. Georgo
uniinel aged 11 years passed away
aco, at fi o'clock the inorningTof
, and on tho 21th, day of August
was laid to lest beside her three child
ren, her baby. Minnie nnd her only son
Edgar and a daughter Emma, almost a
young lndy, whom she had buried but n
short time ago. Sho leaves a broken
hearted husband, and four daughters to
mourn her loss. It is believed by all
her f riejids that grief played u prominent
parifi tutting her to her children.
Mw tho rich blessing of God rest upon
10 bereaved.
She needs no houso nnr luiiiin below,
Mie'.s none to wlieio tlio righteous K
Her spirit soaritl on tinsel wIiiks,
To see Hit) l.onl the KliiKiit KIuks.
And wear a fadeless croun,
Tlio sudden exit grieved us sure.
On earth, w o'll sco her sec no inure i
T lie Kciitlo form Is laid aw.iy
To wult the resurrection day,
When tlio Inst Turnip shall sound.
Death often hicaks our leader ties;
Hut iod will hid tlicdiiu arlso.
Iheii, wo expect, onu day tn share
Utitiinkeu Joy, wltb her, up where
l.ovo lias no broken tic,
Xot Allllftcd liul Oulriigcl.
1 am permitted to say that Rev. Geo.
W. Hummel feels absolutely outraged
and that, by many of his indiscreet
friendsiind thojniblioiit huge, by charg
ing him with' criminal neglect of his
family, in not givng niediceno, furnish
ing them rotten water from a well close
wliero hogs have beon buried, or n woll
surrounded by u hog pen, or u houso un
lit to live in. Even sotno of our papers
have cried for a cleaning of our streets,
lest we become us bad as they, who aro
in tho country. And nearly till this to
defend tho reputation of our family phy
sician. Xow plenso in tho name of com
mon humanity let up and let the af
flicted family bear their grief in pence.
lirother llunimel Diames'iio one, lias not
said an unkind word of tiny ono. And
sujsifyoti want to seo how they nro
living como and soo,
J. A. CllAl'l.N.
EniTOit CiitKi', Dkah Sir: In as
much us there is now a large acrago of
fruit trees planted on tho orchard plan,
and enough so that the pcoplo will in
tho near futuro be blessed with tho
delicious fruits produced on thoso or
chards and tho owners mado rich by
their proceeds, yet thero is a faction
who, us a rule, could not get an orch
ard on tho ubovn named plan, whoso
children no doubt go hungry for fruit,
and who find fault with tho orchard
system. Now, I want to say that all
that I have dono has been to tho in
terest of tho country at largo, as
ever) one knows; that my comission is
very littlo, $l.ftO on ono thousnnd trees.
I want tn ask the following questions:
How long would it hnvo taken to got
ono hundred thousand trcos planted
in Webster county if tho people would
havo had to pay cash for them? There
is tuoro than that number now planted
on tho orchard .system in the county.
My anwer is, at least a half a century.
How many youti", men nnd women un
der 20 years of age, grown up in this
country, havo had all tho fruit they
eould cat? My Answer is, not one
now. 1 havo saen the day, and all
tho fore part of my life, when 1 had
all tho fruit just as levanted it, in its
HCfiRou, bo then, 111 short, tlio young
pcqple in this country, thopo thnt
havo grown up here, know but littlo
ubout tho pleasures of this life.
Now, don't fail to sen 1110 and get an
orchard, I will not hunt them; thoy
must hunt inc. If this fails to lodge
in the waste basket, I would be
pleased to give a few lines regarding
fruit culture in the next few issues
W. M, MOULAN.
or Cciui'tiu IIm a Ilargalu.
I paid 81,700,00 ciibIi foi tho Slilrey
property and now otter tho sumo for ?1,
Boo 00. 1(1,71111.00 cash, and cill.OO (mar
gin) on or beforo VI months.at 7 por cent
This property would be cheap at 2.500,
lu good times. John M, iiuxmv,
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We receive the stock of 3
Fine 1
1Clothingl
: That will catch you. 55
5 zZS
WE HAVE OUR
1FALL HATS
E Elegant StocK,
AH ttie
5: We want to show you our stock. 5
S Chicago Clothing Store. 3
Sj Opposite Postoflice. J3
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Mr. II. J. Mnyors, of Oakland, Md.,
Fays: "I httvo sold thirtoon bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough remedy to-day nnd
uni literally sold out. This is tho largest
sulo on record of auy ono preparation In
a day over our countoro. It gives tho
best satisfaction of nny cough medicine
wo hatidlo, nnd ns a seller it lends nil
other preparations on this narkot." For
snlo bv Devo k. Grlco.
T- 1" T I
bor Jb arm jLoans
VliUt IVlll.
To whom it may concern:
You nro hereby notified thnt I will not
bo responsible for nny bills , or any dobtB
contracted by ono Eudio Luco, my adopt
od sin who has left my home, without
my concent. All porsonH will tako warn
ing nnd govern thoiuBclves accordingly.
Aug. a:ird, i89:i,
MaHV E. I' IBHF.ll.
.
Mnlurinl and other utinoBphorio influ
ences nro host counteracted by hooping
tho blood pure nnd vigorous with Aycr'a
Sarsaparillu. A littlo caution in this re
spect may provont serious illness at this
season. Ayer'H Sarsaparillu Is tho beat
nll-yuur-round medioino in oxlstenco.
milk Wagon.
Tho peoplo ot Rod Cloud will pleaso
tnko notice that I will start u milk wugon
about Sept. 1. Clias. Gurney.
Wanted Placo in hotel by woman of
thirty. Address, Box 'Xt, Inavnle, Nobr.
For tho noit thirty days, in ordor to
reduce my stock, I will mako you spocinl
bargains In buggies. Jam vh Peteiikon.
Cam. at tho Harvard Painless Dental
Parlors and got acquainted with their
methods of tilling teeth without pain.
A (."Alt load of rock salt for salo at L
PAIbrlght's Hour and feed store.
Bakine Powders
Before Congress;
The Pure Food bill before Congress would be a righteous
measure for the people, and should become a law. ) The public
want pure food, and in order to protect themselves must know
what is adulterated. All adulterated preparations should be so
branded, including Baking Powders containing Ammonia or
Alum. Then if people want to dose themselves with "Absolutely
Pure" Ammonia or Alum, they will do it knowingly. The
public have been looking up the composition of Ammonia and
Alum and they don't like the idea of eating either in their hot
biscuit.
Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder
is a Pure Cream of Tartar Powder; free from Ammonia, Alum,
Lime or other adulteration. And every investigation, whether
in the laboratory or kitchen, confirms and emphasizes its superior
ity In every way.
NOW IN !l
now Styles, a
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For Snle.
. . . s
woiMuor county fnrm, or 100 nrcn,
with well tlnlshed friimn house, ntlWrj,
1X) acres fenced in to pssturo, ov( ,10
head of cattlo, over 10 hogs, ovo'.'JOO
IiubIisIs of corn; oiler nil for nshoririio
for tho smiill sum of $'2,100. Aoorl
prairie farm of ICO acres with 1111.
provomentH, prico 91,0,'tO. 80 no in
lewol county. Kansas, cl.lUU. HUies
111 .Jewel
county Kansas, i,;Ofiu.
i?vci w-bHtor county 0.
iiiiutj ,y...,ivw, 'jr.,i,ur. u.,ii.ini,u
iwuMuuu,niii
Hji50O Farm I.oaiiN,
1 can make a fow 8300 choirni
loans just now. J. 11. BalKotf
Cloud.
Over Post Office
C;
Professional hunters in laying in sup-
plias for a long hunt take, first, 'JO gal- 'a
lono snake blto cure, '2nd, 1 pound ot , '
crackers, .Id, 15 gallons snako bite atir,
nnd 1th, 2 iloy.on bottlos of lluller'f .4
Hurt Curo Cough Syn;p. For sal by
Doyo & Grice. ',,
Am. kinds of Ilea supplies at A. Mo-, r
hart's. Such no sections, smokers anil
foundation combs. X
In order to reduco stock, wo will soil
all fanoy rockers for in per cent discount
for 110 dnys. Now is tho tlmo if you want
n nlco rocker. F. V. Tatlob.
iii ......
For a lanio bnck or for a pain in tho
sido or chest, try saturating a piece of
llannol with Chamborlnin's Pain Balm
nnd binding it onto tho nlToctod parts
This treatment wiirouro nny oruinar,
case, In ono or two days, l'nln Unlm ai
cures rhburuntism. CO cont bottles fo;
salo by Doyo it Grico.
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