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KXCHANOK LIST.
111. 0(30 acres, nino miles from
city. 300 acres under cultivation; ull
fenced and cross-fenced; lays woll, good
soil, frumo house, barn, cattle Bheds, &o.
ill oxchunge for stock of hardware.
No. 113. 320 acros, mostly undor cul
tivation; good frame buildings of all
kinds; nour u good railroad town; no
better farm in the county. Will ex
change for stock of dry goods.
No. 115. A good large livery otublo in
a tawn thut has an acadomy, having n
large number of students. There is lots
& this for tho right man. Will oxchango
for dry goods.
No. 117. 320 acros; over 200 undor
plow, balanco pasture and hay; only a
few acres rough land; largo, lino frame
building; a royal good farm; no incum
brance. Will oxchango for eastern town ,
or city property.
No. 118. ICO acres, all No. 1 soil. Tho
present corn crop will go 70 bushols to
the acre. 80 acros under plow, balanco
hay land; incumbrance $800., Will ex
change equity for work horsoa.
No. 119. ICO acres, with good framo
buildings; well and windmill; 120 acros
undor cultivation; 40 acres pasture; 7
miles from railroad; incumbrance $1500.
Will oxchango equity for horses.
SPECIAL LIST.
No. 08. 300 acres; all good soil, only
two miles from a good railroad; framo
buildings, lino spring near tho houso;
115 acres undor plow, 80 acres fine fencod
pasture, balanco good hay land; .140 a.
lino river bottom lund. Prico 1500.
No. 013. 100 acres, live rallos from
thiB city; 55 undor cultivation, 110 good
tillable land, balanco pasture; lays woll;
good soil; building no good. Prico
1500. Will mako a desirable home.
" No. 018. 80 acres, throo miles from
railroad town; 25 ucres undor cultiva
tion; some timbor, flmull framo houso,
Btablo, woll, &c Price only wuw.
No. 021. 80 ucros, thrco miloo from
railroad; 75 acres undor plow; framo
buildings, well, somo fruit troea. Prico
$075. This is ull good soil und a dosir
ablo property.
No. 025. 210 acres; with frame houso,
Grume burn, framo corn crib with wagon
shod, nico grbvo of timbor, good well,
also spring and running wutor; llOnoroB
undor cultivation; 90 acres foncod pus
turo; Bchool-houBO ucrass the road; ox.
collont neighborhood; soven mllefl'from
rain-pad. Will soil at a burgaln.
No. 031. 100 acres, qiilto noar this
city; over 100 acreB undor cultivation;
framo buildings, two wolls; can all be
cultivated; ull fenced; oity school privi
legos. Choap homo tit 82S00.
No. 032. 720 acres, in Smith county,
Kanens; Iiivb on state linn; buildings
now occupied, but aro poor; 3r0 undor
plow; 40 acres Umber; goad running
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good body of land; can bo Bold in lots or
togother. Prico, 910 per aero.
No. 037. 100 acres, four miles from
this city; good framo buildings; good
well; bearing orchard; 80 acros plowed;
GO in fenced pasturo; balance hay land;
a good farm. Prico $2800. Torms to
suit.
No. 040. 440 acres, noar city; 250 acres
undor plow; all bottom land, with plen
ty of timber; good framo buildings; tho
very best of alfalfa land. To parties
wanting grass land will offor a great
bargain. ,
No. 041. 100 acres, i miles from
good railroad town; 140 acre nico,
smooth, good plow land; 10 ucres in
timbor; this is prairio land, extra good
Boil, as the big growth of grass will
show. Price $1200; very cheap,
No. 045. 160 acres, threo miles from
good railroad town; 80 acres undor good
cultivation; good six-room framo house;
stable, well, windmill; 80 acros fenced
pasture, with timbor and running water.
Cheap at 91700.
No. 047. G40 acreB school land; all raw
prairie; part leasod, part contract; our
equity for ealo; extra good soil, splendid
grass land, Wo have a half section ad,
joining this section; mostly undor culti
vation; good framo building; cattle
sheds, feed lots, Ac. Write for prioe
and terms.
No. 049. 320 acres, 7 milos from rail
road town; 100 acres under plow; good
Boil; living water; do building; 40 acres
rough land. Price 92500.
No. 050. 1G0 acres, throo miles from
this city, good building; plenty of wa
tor; fenced pasture; 80 acres undor
plow; eorao timbor; all good Boil, Prico
91850.
No. 051. 040 acres; large framo houso;
barn, cattlo sheds, granary, corn cribs,
Bcalos, tenant house; one halt undor
cultivation; a number of acros in alfalfa;
all fencod and cross-fencod; plonty run
ning wutor; noar good town; a good
woll; located cattle ranch. Writo for
prico and torms.
No. 053. 100 acres, 7 miles from rail
road town; 100 acres undor cultivation,
balance undor fence; sod buildings; good
well; all good soil; but littlo rough lund.
Prico $1500, Terms to suit purchasor.
No. 055. 100 acres, G miles from this
city; rock buildings; well and running
wutor; 75 acres undor cultivation;
fenced paBturo. Prico 81500.
No. 057, 100 acres; frame buildings;
well and windmill; 7 miles from good
ruilroad town; good soil; 80 acres undor
plow; balunco fencod pasturo; somo
fruit and shado troos. Prico 81000. A
bargain.
No, 0G0. 1C0 acres, 8 milos from rail
road; good frame buildings in good con
dition; considerable bottom land, and
extra good soil; well and running water;
85 acres in cultivation; balanco oxtra
good pasturo and hay land, Prico $1800;
good torms.
No. 003. 200 acres, 4 miles frem rail
road town, frame buildings; woll, Act
75 acres undor plow; but littlo waste
load; good posture and hay land, Prico
$2000; long term.
No. 005. CO acres, adjoining town;
frumo buildings; good well: all under
cultivation; good land; will make a
homo. You can buy it cheap.
Red .Cloud, Webster County,
No. 0CG. 120 ucres, neur this city; 100
acres good bottom lund, and mostly un
der cultivation und fence; framo houso;
stablo und out-buildings. This land is
well aduptod to alfalfa or sugar beets;
being near thp depot is quite desirable
Prico $2000.
No. 0G7. 00 ncres, adjoining this city;
all under good cultivation; good soil;
frame buildings; a very desirablo subur
ban homo,
No. 008. 160 acres raw prairie; throo
miles from this city; good grass and
hay land. Prico $1000.
No. 0C9. 100 acres, 3 miles from good
railroad town; 120 acres under cultiva
tion; all can bo plowod, and all good
soil, foncod pasturo; framo buildings;
woll and windmill. Price $2000.
No, 071. 320 acreB; good frame build
ings; good woll, also running water; 200
acres undor plow; no waste land; all
good soil, as the tine crop of corn will
show. Prico $1200.
The above is only a partial list of our
lands. If you do not seo what you want
on this list, pleaso writo for full particu
lars. I know I have tho land that will
pleaso you.
un much ot our lanu we asic but a
reasonable payment down, deforred pay
mont to draw 7 percent intorost.
Our entire county is well supplied
with school houses, tho school session
undor good teachers running from six
to nine months each year.
Correspondence solicited. Wo will
reply promptly, and interest, if possible.
Come and Bee us.
D. B. SPANOGLE,
Real Estate,
Red Cload, Neb.
'Woraer.
Haying and threshing is the order
of tho day. c
Will Ford and Frank Johnson have
bought Yenne brother's machine and
aro threshing on Walnut oreek.
John Olark shipped a car of cattle
to Kansas City Monday.
B. M. Williams bought a bunch of
oattlo last wcok.
Rev. Merril of Gaylori prcsohed at
Lone Star last Sunday.
ilev. Hummick has been holding
meeting for about two weeks at Womer
schoolhouse. The musio seems to be
attractive Jat Hawksb.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, )
Lucas County. )
as.
F;auk J. Chedey makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the olty
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
One Hundred Dollars for each and every
ease of eatarrh that cannot be oared by
the use of Hall's Catarrh Care.
Fbamx J. CntNxr,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence this Gth day of December,
A. D. 188G,
!---n . A. W. Gleason,
seal ( Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Care Is takon internally
and aots directly on tha blood and muo
ens surfaces of tha system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. Cuenet fc Co., Toledo, O.
CJTBold by druggists, 75o.
Mate Creek.
Rev. Humbert, who has boen hold
ing mcetincs at Womor, has had
twonty-one additions.
E. W. Luso of Smith Contre will
not teach at Mt, Hopo as he has been
engaged at Smith Centre
John Earner has boen employed to
teach the Mt. Hope.
Miss Edith Sorivncr will toaah at
tho Johnson shoolhouso, Win. Shan
non at the Bcardsly sohoolholso, Wain
Wolf at tho Red sohoolhouse and
Poter Upp at Crow Hill.
Samuel Mouutford that has bosn
superintending the Miner ranch near
Red Cloud, camo home siok but is
some batter now.
Rov. John Horton expoots to movo
to Iowa soori,
Androw Upp will start to Texas
soon. Occasional.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's CasUrlp.
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Neb., Friday, August
llatln.
Mr. Curntyliand of llivcrtoi was in
this vicinity Tuesday.
Mrs. WilHon is on the siok list.
There arrived uttlie heme of Clind
Duval en Monday of last wtek a boy,
Elinor Harvey of Farmers creek
was in this vicinity last woek bujiag
cattle,
Miisas Lillian and Frank Rainey
ara attending the institute at Red
Cloud this wsek.
Everett Bean and Jahnian Wise
oarvar were ever ia Nuokals county on
business lust week.
Andrew Eriakaon shippsd one more
oarload of oattlo this wack.
Tht game of ball last Tharaday be
twsen the Five Star niao and the
Pumpkin Huskors ended in a tie each
getting 22 scores. Stunner
Whon moving into oar present home I
fonnu n bottle of ChutnuvrlninVi i'nlu
Balm left by n former tennnt. Ou th
label I found the statement that It wa
good for cats and bnrna. I enu testify to
the trnth of this. Nothing ia all my x
perionee has fonnd its equal for altaters
and bnrna. F. E. Barrett, manager Le
Baenr tientinel, Le Snoar, Minn, l'aln
Balm is also a onre cure for rheumatism.
For sale by Deyo & Orlce, druggists.
Stillwater.
Mr. Isem kad a cow foundered
week.
Imt
Lalu Albin is attending tcashors
institute at Nelson.
Mr. Knigg aid family went to Blae
Hill on day last week.
Mrs. Win. MiddUton of Nuckolls
oounty was visiting htr father Thos.
Finny last week.
Ralph Haught had the misfertuno
to bavo his arm put out of placu caus
ed by being pushed oil f a staok.
Frank and Arthur Dowl at Hebran
have been visiting their brother J. W.
Dowl.
Viola Hubbard, Emily Ogilvei,
Mary Farquhar and Mrs. Blnuch are
attonding tha institute at Red Cloud
this week.
Bora te Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar on
August 16, an eight pound girl.
Simpson.
The shakers have made a hit. Their
Digeativs Cordial is said to be tha most
successful remdey for stoamoh troubles
aver introduced. It immediately relieves
all pain and distress after eating, bnilds
up the feeble system and maksa tha weak
strong. The fact Is, foods properly di
gested are better than so-called tonlos.
The Cordial not only contains food al
ready digested bat is a dlgestor of other
foods. Food that is not digested does
more harm than good. People who nse
tho cordial insure the digestion of what
food they cat and in this way get the be
nefit of it and grow strong. The little
pamphlets which the Shakers have sent
druggists for free distribution, contain
muoh interesting information on the sub
ject 'of dyspopsia.
llludcn.
Hurrah for James Burden.
O. Toal was in tho villago Friday.
Say, are you going to attend the
rounion?
Davo Byrno rodo his wheel to Camp
bell Friday.
James Burden drove over to Blue
Hill Friday.
Henry Bottom of Ong is with
friends in thlH city. .
Dr. Goo. Pottito of Minnesota is
visiting his brother-in-law J. 0. Hart
man. 0. E. Hicinbotham af Hastings was
looking after business in this village
Tuesday.
L. E. Sponco has rcntsd Mrs. Mon
roo'a houso aad will ocoupy it the
first of tho weok.
Mr..and Mrs. James JJurdon spont
several days at tho aounty seat tho
fore part of tho week.
Gsorce Bray ef (Ihapman waB in
this village Friday shaking hands
with old acquaintances.
T 1) T1n.n V R Hall anil Henrv
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23. 1895
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
MoKelvcy attended tho democratic
convention at Blue Hill Tncsday.
Joe Warner of Red Clond drove up
to Bladen Tharsday ia tho intorott of
tha oandidatrs nominated by acclama
tion at the convention Monday.
Miss Overing who has been spend
ing a few days with Misses Minnie
and Nellie Reed returned ta Rod
Cloud Monday.
Among those attending tho rep
ublican oonventian at Rod Cloud Mon
dav were I. Fish, W. R, Anderson,
John Fiah, John Roomnr, 0 E. Hicks
W. E. Them, F. W. McLaughlin, O.
E. Eastorly, John MoCallum and
many others.
A fow friends gatherod Monday
evening at the heme ef Mr. and Mrs
Harding as a surprise in Mr. S.
Menroo and Miss Lona wli took iliir
denature Wednesday m mine f"r
same point in oastorn K m.-m where
they will take u thoir fuium home,
A Valuable t'lml. """
After yeara at study an IW, there haa
at last been discovered a aara and never
failing remedy, It haa been totted an
patients, wha hnvedispalred of ever being
eared, the reeulte have been, in every aaaa
wonderful. Grofl'e Rheamatism Car is
nnequnled ae a posltiye remedy in all
aaaea af Chronia and Acute Inflammatory
Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbngo, Soiutica,
Neuralgia, Dysmenorrhoea atiJ all kind
red affections. It Is nlsoa valuable Ulned
Par)ner, being eepeciallynaef til in Kczema
Peoriasis, Sorofala, all Glandular Enlarge
ment and dleaseaof the liver and kidneys.
It is absolutely free from alt narootios.
Severe attacks ara relioved in from one
to three days and a poaitiva oure effeoted
in from five ta eighteen days. C. L. Cot
ting Had Clond, Nob. lB-tm
Or Interest to Old Soldiers.
It appears from numerous letters re
ceived by this Commission that its
previous circular in regard to furnibh-
inc ouarters in camp barraoks has
beon construed to moan" that suoh
barraoks will be crcoted without re
gard ta the orders received, and that
thoBO desiring these quarters can ob
tain them upon their arrival at Chat
tanooga. This, however, is not tho
ease.
As Congress made no appropriation
for free quarters, a plau has been de
vised by which barracks accommoda
tions could bo provided by tho Citi
zens' Committee of Chattanooga at a
very low rato for all who might order
suoh a sufficient timo ik advance. It
is the intention to extend banuoks as
orders for accommodations aro receiv
ed, Suoh acccomiuodationH can not
bo provided undor applications ro
coivod after August 30, 1805.
Those who sond two dollars to Cap
tain Charles F. Muller, Chattanooga,
Tennessee, will roccive in roturn a
tiokct whioh will cntitlo tho holder to
a comfortable barraok bunk for tho
ontiro timo of his stay at Chattanooga
including safo storao for hand bag
gago and toilet aacomuiodations. It
will not bo poBSiblo to furnish ladies
with quarters in these barraoks, or to
supply moats or lunches in connection
with them. It will bo neocssary for
eaoh person ta bring Iub own blanket
and towels. The barracks will be
constructed upon the plan adopted at
tho last Grand Army Encampment at
The U. S. Gov't Reports
CAow Ryal Baking Powder
&, aoptor to otfurs.,, .
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Washington City, when' a very largo
number of ve'r.niH were thus housed.
Suoh striiiitutcH will bo nrcotcd in
Chattanooga wlirn, within convenient
dintunocH, mcul ami lunches may be
obtained iit reaannablo prices.
Commuiiiuations in regard to bar
racks addressed to Captain Mulltr,
who was soUctod by tho Citizens'
Committee to take oharge of this wore,
will receive prompt and reliable at
tention. Tim indications of a very large at
IimmIhiics at i lui dedication aro suoh aB
to lead tins Commission to urgo that
alt contemplating attendance make ar
rangements in advance far quarters.
A Citizens' Excoutive Committer, of
whioh Captaic II. S. Chamberlain IB
chairman, is now eanvastiug the oity
t f Chattanooga to find quarters in pri-
v.li faniilos far thorn who desire suoh
nitnimmodations Full information
may be obtainfld by addrrssiug that
Committee, and aRiirnces have been
piveu that ratec will b reasonable.
J. S. FULLEKTON,
Chairman of Commission".
Do not neglect the ajmp'onn of im
pure blood. Do not dlarognrd Natnre'a
cry for help. Tako Ilood'a Sarraparllla
and guard against serious illness and pro
longed suffering.
Ilood'a piil' for tha liver and bowels,
act easily yet promptly and effectively.
Judeon.
Quito a numbor of Judson folks are
making preparations to attend tho
reunion at Hastings next week.
Rev. Humriek has been holding
moetings at Womer with good suocess.
Wm. Hooper roccived tha sad news
from British Columbia last Tuesday,
of the death ef his mother. She was
siok only a few days.
Mr. Horton is going to Missouri as
soon as ho can soil his crop. Ha will
be missed by his friends, '
J. W. Corbott took a trip about
thirty miles east into Kansas and
oamo baok loaded with about forty
shoats. Sid
Kenneth Uazemore had tho good for
tune to receive a email bottle ot Cham
berlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhwa
Remedy when three ot his family wore
siok with dysentery. This one small bot
tle oured thorn alt and he had some left,
whioh ho gave to Geo. W. Baker, a promU
mont merchant ot the plooe, Lowlaton,
N. 0., and it oared him of the same com
plaint. When troubled with dysentery,
diarrhoea, oollo or oholero morbus, giva
this remtdy a trial and yen will bo more
than pleased with tho result. Tho prnlso
that naturally follows Its Introduction
nml nan hn mftile it VlirV nonnlar. 25
and 50 cent bottlos for sale by Deyo &
Grioo, druggists.
WjT".
"Mothers' Friend"
Rising BrBHSic
I havo been a midwife for,"'
years, and iu each cuso where MOTH
ERS' FRIEND" wasuscdittocofflpllihedirif
ders and shortened labor and lessened pita.
is tho best remedy lor iuhiinu ur ub
BREAST knowu, and worth tho price
for that alone.
MrsM. M. Brewster, Montgomery, Ala,
Bent by Express or molt, on receipt of price,
fj.OOpcrlfOttU. Book"To Mothora" mailed
tree,
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