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THE COUNTRY NEWS
MANY INTERESTING ITEMS OF NEWS.
Furnished by our Able Corp ol
Country Correspondent) Espec
ially forltb. neadera of The Chief
Judion.
Quite a number of farmers are
through planting corn, and tho acre
age will far exceed that of any prev
ious j ear.
Mr. Harris Franois is the happiest
man in Kansas, becauso it is a girl
usual Kansas weight.
8. Decks living near Cora is at tho
point of death.
Miss Maggie Barrott had a birth
day party last Saturday night.
' 0. W. Barrett traded a pony to a
mover for a mule, and thoy both got
oheated.
Sunday school at Mt. IIopo every
Sunday at 10 a. m. Sid.
Lator. ltcv. S. Decks died tho 8th
and was laid to rest in tho. Cora,
Kansas cemetery on Wcdeesday,
Auiboy.
Earnest Ferell and bis. best girl
wero visiting at his unelo's G. W.
Baker last Sunday.
Early corn, wheat and, oats are do
ing well since tho rain.
Alta and Susio Baker and Alf and
Flo Saladen went fishing yesterday
and got some fine fish and if thoy
had been muoh finer thoy oould not
hayo been soon.
Mra.G. W. Baker is on tho sick
list.
Tho party at Cockrall's Saturday
night was a grand sucoess. All report
a good timo. Dixev.
Pleasant grove.
Mies Carrio Eldred spent last
Thursday with Miss Brcohbuhl.
Thcro will bo a children's day eel
ccration at the Pleasant Grovo school
houso the tenth of June.
H. Converse of Sbiekloy, Nebraska,
spent Sunday with his father-in-law
Fred Brcohbuh.1.
U. A. Forgey says that he has got
tho finest raeo.horso in Smith county.
Gharlps Henitine and his best girl
jent Sunday at Fred Wittwers.
Slim Bill.
South Side.
Corn planting is dono in theso parts.
Mr. Saladen had tho misfortune to
havo his houso burned last Monday
evening, no was smoking meat out
sido tho house and tho moat caught
on fire, and tho flanus caught to tho
house and it was burned to the ground
in an hour.
Mr. Turner and wifo were tho guosls,
of Mr. Rudd's last Sunday.
Vioky Haikins was visiting the
sohool ia district 34 last Tuesday,
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Clothing
Company
$20 suits for $16.
Lots 6070, 6842,
in men's suits ever shown in Nebraska. Suits from $13 to to three
dollars in endless varieties.
FUR, WOOL OR STRAW,
way of prices on Underwear.
Miss Lizzie Gust was visiting at
homo last Sunday.
Mr. Kcvcr and wifo returned from
Kansas Friday evening, and gavo a
pleasant danco Saturday night at tho
residence of the bride's mother. All re
poit a good timo.
Mr. Moanard supports a new wind
mill. Carl Gust, started last weok for
Alabama on a pleasure trip, we wish
him sucoess.
Tho lied Cloud sohool had a picnio
in tho grovo at tho bridgo Saturday, it
wob well attended
Jack Miller took a lay oil last
week and went to Bloomington on u
visit, and returned to business Hub
Monday morning.
Frank Street run tho elcotrio lights
last week in the absonco of Jaok Mil
ler. ALrilARETTA.
lunvale.
Georgo Hummol left list Friday
for Bloomington to bceomo first as
sistant to Jack Davis formerly station
agent at this placo.
About twenty of tho Inavalo peoplo
attended tho opera in Bed Cloud
Tuesday evening.
Thcro will bo a lawn social at G. W.
Kuight's Friday, evening, May 18.
loo cream and eako will bo served.
Everybody is invited.
Mr. Prentiss had a valuablo hone
injured by a wire fence tho other day.
Miss Parsous from Illinois is visit
ing her cousin Mrss Carrio McClintoo.
Lew Konyon took a trip to Kansas
City tho foro part of tho week.
Mrs, Mabel Kcn'jon was visiting
with frionds in llivorton this week.
Mrs. A. Hummel went to lied Cloud
Tuesday.
Tho Misses Gertie and Mcrtia Ka
toy visited Miss Cora Olmstead last
Sunday.
TUSTLKR.
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Dltidcn.
Warm.
More wind,
Wo aro muoh in need of a rain.
Pup Rust of lied Cloud was in tho
burg Monday.
Gund & Co,, shipped a car load of
hogs this weok,
Dr, Kohlcr reports a young son at
llov. Keplors home,
llov, Maurice of Campbell and llov.
Snow exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
Mr. Easterly aud daughter of Blue
Hill aro visiting with their son of
this placo.
Mrs. Harding who has been visiting
in tho western part of tho state re
turned homo this woek.
Win, Granuis who was seriously
hurt in a runaway last week wo aro
glad to say is improving,
L, 0. Thome has been spending
several days in Chase and other west
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$18 suits for $14.
3004, 3148, 6710
A. GALUSHA, Manager
cm counties with tho viow of invest
ing in laud.
Mr. Geo. Boyd celebrated his birth
day on Tuesday by having a number
of his friends lako dinner with him
and cat ico cream.
County Supt. Hunter or lied Cloud
had chargo of tho teachers' meeting
which was held hero Saturday. There
was a good attendance
Tho feed mill has been closed for
a few days on account of a broken
pinion losing lots of valuablo timo
IIicho windy days.
Died Friday night, tho infant son
of Mr. and Mrs Easterly; services at
tho houso at 3 o'clook aud tho littlo
ono was laid to rest in tho Plainviow
Cemetery.
Walnut Creek.
Tho wcathor continues warm
and
dry.
Elias Houchin is engaged in putting
in a erop on tho Sellars farm. Ho is
a now acquisition to this town.
England's Iiavc a new faim boll.
Miss Cora Smiih was visiting her
sister in Garfield last week.
Mr. Barker is at work north of tho
rivtr.
Mr. Jennings has two hundred acres
planted in corn.
Mrs. Pearl Ailos with her daughter
and sister-in-law is visiting with her
parents this week.
I sec that tho foreman on the ranch
has put two listers in his wheat fluid.
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Sttito Mac.
Wcathor still hot and dry, so dry
thoro isn't much going on.
Louio Bowles is on tho siok list
again.
Grace Davis is very siok with tho
moaslcs.
Mr, Clino's family oro happy over
tho arrival of a littlo girl at their
house.
Tho Radical United Brethron had
a baskot meeting in Mr. George's
throve Sunday and held services in tho
Maplo Grovo church at night.
Grandma Fishburn died May 11,
after a short funeral seryico tho re
mains wero tnkou to Otcgo to start
for her homo in Iowa. Sho will bo
buried in tho Crawfordville comotery.
A few of her relatives went back to
attend tho funeral and burial.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking; Powder
World's Pair Highest Award.
Wludyl'oliit.
Preaching last Sabbath by ltcv.
Georgo Hummol at 11 o'olook and
also in tho evening. Epworth Leaguo
to bo reorganized at night,
A grand display is expeoted on
Decoration Day at tho Webb graveyard
all are invited to comu and bring your
flowers and dinners. Speaking on the
grounds.
Crops aro looking well especially
Received their complete spring purchases this week.
were given a pointer early in the season not to buy
clothing earlier than May 1. They acted upon
advice, if and you will call at their store you will at
see that they did the proper caper in doing so.
$16 suits for $13. And by the way
and 4483 at $13 are the best values
Correct styles and colors in hats, either in
We go any merchant one better in the
tho eorn that was planting oarly.
Cultivating will oommenoo soon.
Wheat, oats and rye will need rain
soon if wo get a crop.
All tho stock is looking well.
Mr. Satloy who now farms tho Wm.
Gates farm has two fino stallions, ono
largo draft horse of tho Belgium stock
and also a fine trotting horse. Give
him a call,
James Ferguson the magio oil man
now has Jewel county, Kansas as liia
right of territory. Call on Mr. Fer
guson for magio oil, you will find him
at tho Wm, Gates farm.
Mr. Couch has fallon heir to fine
baby girl.
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We aro all busy cultivating our
corn and havn't time to find out all
tho news.
A. M. Swoaringerhas his now house
about finished and will soon move in.
Grant Shsgloy is working for Joo
Taylor.
Several of our farmers has boon
taking out new cultivators.
Jim Bryant still holds down his
homestead.
Corn is doing well but oats tro
damaged by dry weather,
Stillwater.
Cora planting is about dono.
A mco rain last week but moro ib
needed.
Jem Sanders visited relatives in
Elm Creek last Saturday.
Mr. Snyder who bought tho John
Matzner place has a very siok child.
Rev. Wm. Britten was visiting his
son llov. Geo. Britton in Goneva last
week.
Mrs. Richardson has lately return
ed from a visit to her son's Thos,
Richardson at Hoxie, Kansas,
Callicrton.
Corn is coming up and looking well.
Tho rain wo had Wednesday was
groatly enjoyed, another ono at the
present time would also be enjoyed.
Mr. Stroot and family were visiting
at Mr, Lambreohl's Sunday.
Rev, G. !' Kepler failed to fill his
appointment at Calhcrton Sunday
ovening,
There will bo baptizing at Mr. Fred
Lambrecht's next Sunday at 3 p. in,
by Rev. Hanoook.
Messrs. Frank Bean, Claude Duyal
and Charlie Sine accompanied by
thoir ladies attended oburch at Cath-
erton, mains,
Crooked drcek.
Its funny how it rains in Nobraska.
Mr. Grant attended the teacher's
meeting at Bladen Saturday.
Mrs. Fahndrick was quite sick last
weelr.
Mr. Ed Diokson was planting corn
I for Mr. Tennant this week.
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Georgo Winton was in our neigh
borhood Monday.
Last week Charley Tonnant was
unfortuiato enough to lose his
musio book whilo on the road to town
to tako a lesson.
There was preaching at Mr, Fabn
drick'a rcsidenoo last Sunday.
Mr. Grant will preach in the Ton
nant sohool houso, in district 27,
Sunday evening. Evcrvbody is in
vited to como.
Mrs. Saulflborry from Longmont,
Colorado, was visiting at Mrs. Tea
nam's this week.
M,r. John Chapin one of our in
dustrious farmors, supports a now
harness.
Mr. John Roval has built a new
pasturo fence
Mr. John Polnicky and family wero
ybiting with thoir frionds Sunday.
At Mr. Bennett's last danoo tho girls
all proved to bo beys. All report a
good timo.
Fall wheat and oats aro looking fine
in this neighborhood but a good rain
would bo cxocptiblo.
Mr. Ed Dickson was north of Ina
valo Sunday.
Paul Dickson spont Sunday at home
Monthly report of district 27 for
tho month ending April 27. Num
ber enrolled 2G, average attendance
20, number of pupils tardy 10, num
ber of pupils neither tardy nor absent
2. W. II. Grant, teacher.
The entertainment last Saturday
evening given by Mr. Grant and
soholars was a grand suocess, a large
crowd was present. The exercises
lasted about an hour and a half. All
roported a good time. Mr. Grant
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an excellent worker in the sohool
room and wo wish him Buocess in the
future. T. 0. E.
Balln.
Joo Polnicky is doing some building
on bio furin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Akers wero callers
at 0. F. Holly's on Monday.
Miss Maggio Rlnkor is visiting at
Link Kelso'a.
Charley Hanson has been working for
N. Sorgonson.
Jim Mollady has boonnumbored with
tho sick.
Jonnie and Dora Marker wore tho
guests at Orrin Tabor's Sunday.
Mr. Michael and Rev. Bean Sundayod
at W. E. Bean's.
O. F. father will ship his fat cattle
the 22nd.
J, 0. Wilson and Henry Bretthauer
woro transacting business in XUverton
Friday.
Mr. Lindquost and wife, and Mr. Han
sen and wifo wero Boon in Cowlos Wed
nesday. Pare blood menus good health, lie
inforoe it with DeWitfe Sarsaparllla. It
purifies the blood, cures Eruptions, Eczo-
ma, Scrofula and all dUcases arising from
impure blood, it reoommends itselt. U
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wire, haa caused the death of many a
good horse, whose life might have barn
saved by tho nso of Halter's Barb Wire
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cute, aorca and wounds qnlekly, and
thousands of farmers and stockmen have
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Orloe aell and gaarantee this remedy.
The new Episcopal church at DeWItt
waa dedicated last Sunday.
0.0. Snyder, postmaster at Fairvlew,
8. D., writes under date Jan. 18, 1804.
t"Oonts: I consider your Pain Paralyser
riKiuiy named, instaat reller has fal
lowed ita ass in all eases when thoroughly
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oolic and cramping pains is the stomach,
I can oheerfally recommend it," It is a
ready rellof for all aohea and pains.
Bold and guaranteed by Deyo Orlee,
Druggists.
Nnnco county ia tho homo of a colt
born with flvo lege.
Thoa. Gibbon, a stockman, writes from
Rockport, Utah, onder date of May 12,
1803. "dents: I have used your Ballet's
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tho way it looks to the chickens alone;
Coxoy's lino of march.
A Household Treasure.
D. W. Fuller, of Canajohhrle, K, Y.f
says that ho always keeps Dr, King's New
Discovery in the house and family has
always fonnd the very best results fol
low its use; that he would not be wlthoat
it, if procurable. O. A. Dykcman Drag
gist, Cataklll, N. Y., says that Dr. Xlag's
New Dlseovery is undoubtedly the best
Cough remedy, that he has used it ia
his family for eight years, and it has
nevor failed to do all that is claimed fer
it. Why not try a remedy so long tried
and tested. Trial bottles free at O, L,
Cottlng'a Drugstore. Regular aise 60s,
and f 1,00.
Theskeloton of the leathery winged
bat is bono for bone and joint for joint
similar to that of man.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisborg, III., had
a running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Eleetrle
Bitters and seven boxes of Booklet's Ar
nica Salve, and his leg is sound and well.
John Speaker, Catawba, O., had ive
largo forer sores on his leg, doctors said
he waa Incurable, One bottle EleoUie
Bitters and one box Bucklen'e Araiea
Salve oured him entirely. Sold by Dey
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Nearly all women have good hair,
though many are gray, and few are bald,
Hall's Hair Renewer restores the aataral
oolor, and thiokena the growth of the
hair.
Tho prospects are that Lincoln
have a new telephone exchange.
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