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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1895)
6 THE KEP CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1895. i I v VT K i K 3 , i W ti w . i) i u u m n- f mant 141 IK W9-iaam 1 T.LV'' I nil ii ii iti rsM lfl'flli I 1 1 1'. I laaaaaaaaai I'M VtiLW uibW Double the satisfaction obtained from ordinary soap and only half the expense and bother. That's why thousands of thoughtful, thrifty women use Santa Claus Soap. They have learned by practical, thorough tests that for washday or every day use there is no soap in the world that nearly equals SANTA CLAUS SOAR Sold everywhere. Mode only by The H. K. FalrbanK Company, Chicago. VVVVMVVJBjajajBjajBjBjBjBjBjB)pp Stillwater. Mr. Orr is on tlio sick list. Mr, Robinson cootinucs about tlio same. Hose Guy lias returned from the west- David Fishcl and Miss Mary Crozicr were married September 11. A fine list of prcsonis wero received. It is rumored that Sam Riuhaidson of Mt. Clair was married recently to Miss Minnio Nowmnn. Jlitrvi'Rt liiMt Home buckum' Uxvumlon. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railwav comnanv will roII ii.lcia at greatly reduced rates on September 10th and 24th, to points in Missouri, Kansas and Texas. For further par ticulars, addrovs Gko. A. McNutt, D. 1. A , Kautas City. Mo. ..F.....j.,..,,,.. REAL ESTATE Your time to Buy. Rare Opportunities to GET A HOME of your own. r.XCIIANOf LIST. No. 111. 000 acres, nine miles from city. .TOO acres under cultivation; all fenced and croBB-foncod; lays well, Rood oil, frame house, barn, cnttl'o sheds, Ao. Will exchange for stock ot hurdwnto. No. lin. H20 acres, mostly uudor cul tivation; good frame buildings of nil kinds; near a good railroad town; no better furm in the county. Will ex change for stock of dry goods. No. 115. A good lari;e livery ntnblo in a Uwn that bus an academy, .having a large number of atudents. 'Thero is lota in this for tbo right man. Will oxchnngo for dry goods. No. 117. 320 acres; over 200 under plow, balance pasture and hay; only a few acres rough land; largo, ilno frame building; n royul good furm; no incum brance Will oxchnngo for eastern town or city proporty. No. 118. IGo acres, all No. 1 soil. The present corn crop will go 70 bushels to tbo acre. 80 ncres under plow, balance hay land; incumbrance 800." Will ox- . ohnngo equity for work horses. No. 110. IGO acres, with good frutno buildings; well and windmill; 120 acres under cultivation; 40 acres pasture; 7 milos from railroad; incumbrance 9I."00. Will exchanuo equity for horses. Hl'I.CIAI, LIST. No. 08. .'!C0 ucres; all good soil, only two miles from a good ruilroud; frauio buildings, lino spring near the house; 11Q acres under plow, 80 acres lino fenced pasture, ba'uuce good hoy land; 140 u. line river bottom land. Prico 13500. No. 013. 100 acres, tlvo miles from this city; G5 undor cultivation, 140 good tillable land, balance pasture; lays well; food sell; building no good. Prico $1500. Will make u daaiuible home. No. 018. 80 acres, three miles from railroad town; 25 ucros undor cultiva tion; somo tlmbor, email frame house, stable, woll, &c. Prico only $750. No. 021. 80 acres,. three? niileo from railroad; 75 acres under plow; frumo buildings, well, someff ult trees, Prico 97S. This is ull good eoil and a desir able property. No. 025. 240 aoreu; with frame house, frame barn, frame corn crib with wagon abed, nico grovo ot timber, good well, also Bpring and running water; 110 ucros under cultivation; 00 acres fonced pas turo; school-house, across tbo road; ox. cellont neighborhood; sovon milos from railroad. Will sell ut u bargain. No. 031. 1C0 ucres, qulto nenr this city; over 100 acres undor cultivation; frnmo buildings, two wells.; can nil ,bo cultivated; all fenced; city school privi leges. Cheap homo at 82SO0. No. 032. 720 ucres, in Smith county, Kansas; lays on statu linn; buildings now occupied, but nro poor; .'toO untlor plow; 40 uciou tlmbor; good running water; 300 acres bottom land; an extra good body of land; can bo cold in lots or togothor. Prico, 810 per aero. No. 037. ICO ncrcu, four miles fnim this city; good frumo buildings; good well; bearinc orchard; 80 acres plowed; GO. in fenced pusturo; bulanco hay land; a good farm. Prico 62S00. Tonus to suit. No, 010. 440 ucreo.noar city; 2."0 acres under plow; all bottom land, with plen ty of timbor; good framo buildings; tho very best of nlfuKu land. To parties wanting grass land will odor u grout bargain. No. 041. 1G0 acres, i miles from gMd railroad town; 140 acres nico, sensotb, good plow land; 10 acroa' in timber; this is prairie Jand, extra good soil, as the big growth of grnaa, will ehow. Price $1200; very cheap. No, 045. 1G0 acres, three miles from mod railroad town: 80 acres undor coml cultivation; good six-room framo Iioubo; stable, well, windmill; 80 ncres fencod pasture, with timbor and runuing water. Cheap at $1700. "' 1 s- A ), . No. 017. G10 acres school land; all raw prairio; part leased, part contruct; our equity for salo; extra good soil, splendid grass land. Wo havo a hult section ad joining this section; mostly undor culti vation; good framo building; cattle sheds, food lots, Jtc. Writo for prico and terms. No. 040. 320 ucres, 7 miles from rail road town; 100 ncres under plow; good soil; living water; no building; 40 ucres rough lund. Prico 82300. No. 050. 100 ncres, throo miles from this city, good building; plonty of wn tor; fencod pusturo; 80 acres undor plow; eomo timber; nil good soil. Trico 81850. No. 0rl. G10 acres; large framo house barn, cattlo sheds, granary, corn cribs, scales, tenant house; one hult undor cultivation; a number of ncres in alfalfa; all fencod and cross-fenced; plonty run ning wator; noar good town; u good woll; located cattlo ranch. Writo for prico and terniB. No, 053. 1G0 acres, 7 miles from rail road town; 100 acreB under cultivation, bulance uudor fonco; sod buildings; good well; all good soil; but little rough land. Prico $1500. Torms to suit purchasor. No. 055. IGO acros, 0 miles from this citj; rock buildings; well und running wator; 75 acres under cultivation: fenced pasture. Prico 81500. No. 057. 1G0 acres; framo buildings; well und windmill; 7 miles from good ruilruad town; good soil; 80 acres under plow; bulunoo fencod pusturo; somo fruit hihI shude treeo, Prico 81G00. A bargain. No. 000. 100 acres, 8 miles from rail roud; good frame buildings in good con dition; considerable bottom land, and extra good soil; well und runntug wuter; 85 fl(!rpfl tn f-llltlvjittnri linlnnnn n.-4t. good pasture und huy laud. Prico 81800; Kou lermB, No. 003. 200 ncres, 4 miles from rail mud town, frume buildings; well, Ac; 75 acreB under plow; but little wasto land: cood tinfitnm und Viiiv Innil Prion 82000; long term. No. 0G5. GO nnraa nHinlnlnra tnmn. frame buildings; good well: all undor cultivation: ornnil Innrl- will malm q homo. You can buy it choan. No. 000. 120 acres, near this city; 100 ucres good bottom lund, und mostly un dor cultivation and fence; framo house; stablo und out-buildings. This lund is well ndnptod to alfalfu or sugar beets; boing near tho dopot is quito dcsirablo. Prico 82000. No. 0G7. GO ncres, adjoining this city; all under good cultivation; good soil; frumo buildings; a vory desirablo subur ban homo, No, 008, IGO acres rnw prairio; throo miles from this city; good grass and hay luud. Prico 81000. No. 0G1). IGO ucros, 3 miles from coed railroad town; 120 ucres under cultiva tion; all enn bo plowed, and ull cood soil, fonced pusturo; frumo buildings; woll and windmill. Prico 82000. No. 071. 320 ucros: cood frumo build- ings; good woll, also running wntor; 200 ucres undor plow; no waste land; all good soil, us the tlno crop of corn will show. Prico 81200. The nbovo is only u partial list of our lands, If you do not soo whnt von want on this list, ploase writo for full rjurticu- , lars. I know I huvo the luud that will please you. On much ot our land we ask but a reasonable payment down, deferred pay ment to draw 7 percent Intorest. Our entire county ia woll supplied with school housos, tho school session undor good touchers runuinc from six to nino months each year. Correspondence solioited, Wo will renlV nrotnmlv. finrl intnrnat.. If nnanltiln Coma and soe ub, D. II. SPANOGLE, Real Estate, Kc Clean, Nek i . Illttlll. Cutting hay is the order of tlio day. Mr. Hanson sold some hogs Wed nesday. Ynnco Sorgcnson nttcndod oliurch ut Red Cloud Sunday. Flavc Gnco was visiting old friends in our locality last week, Rev. Bean was transacting bushes at Ambey an Thursday. Iho Lono Star nino nlavcd two games of ball at Inavalo Saturday and came out victorious caoh titno. Nearly everyone in our 'neighbor hood attended tho convention at Cow its last week. Thoy all report a good titno. T t . . uoc j'ttveiccK was married on Tuesday of this week to Miss Mart- Rushno frein near Fairfield. Tho writer wishes them a long and happy Kfo. Stunnek. Bladen. Cornie Horrigan of Lcnurk, Illinois is nt home with his parents. W. C. Meoro was in this city woek. Georo Denny of Swanton moved into the Nespal residence. J. W. Boomor and family loft Inst Tuesday for Green county, Iowa. whoro thoy will spend a couple of weeks with their daughter Mr. Grant kershner. Miss Aimio Roth left for Kenwood, Iowa, whero she has been engaged to teach school. Farmers aro all busy making hay. Mr. Wheeler is pushing tho work on his new houso right along. Ho will have a neat residence when fin ished. Ono of Monro's elevator horses diod Inst Thursday. N. E. Bolton of Ong is tho guest o L E, Spcnco. Mr. and Mrs. Sneo returned homo tho foro part of this weok after spend ing a few days with frionds in Frank lin. J. Brassard left the latter part of the week for Omaha where he goes to receive treatment for Homo chronic disease Webster County Tnlr. Although the season has advanced and tho ofUcora of tho society hnvo been unable to fix an earlior duto thun Oc tobor 10. 11 and 12. evorvthincr looks bright for one ef the most successful of ell tho fairs over bold in southern Nob ruskn. Tho threo committees appointed consisting of speed, stock and lloral hall have presented an attractive program and on thut will bo mado up suitable aud Interesting to every person residing in Wobster and adjoining counties Our stock, form products and mechani cal displays will novor have been so la vishly exhibited as at this time beside tho usuul amount of racing, lloral dis play and stock exhibit, tbero will be of fered one ot tho most novol and pictur esquo ontertainmonts by tho bicycle club that any section of the country has ovor presented. We hopo that evory one will lay OBido all euro and business and come to the fair for a few days. a - A. M. Bailey, a well kuewn oltizen of Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has fer years been troubled with chroufc diar rhoea and osad many remedies with little relief until she tried Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and dlarrhcua remedy, which has cured her eonnd and wall. Give It a trial and yon will ba aurprlsad at the prompt relief It nlfnrda, 25 nod r0 eant bottlaa for solo by Dayo ond Grloa Druggists. It pays to keop on tho right sido;ot newspapor men. As tho editor of the Strontor, HI., Monitor says: Evory nowspapor trousures up in its memory tho numoB of its friends nnd likowiso its onomios. It novor overlooks nn on- portunlty to nssist tho former, but never goes out ot tho wny to aid tho lattor, Ildmau nature is tho sumo everywhere Pooplo who show a nowspapor kindness nevor make a bettor investment or one thut moro surely ropay them an hun-drod-fold soonor or lator. As has boon truly said: "There occasionally comes a tlmo in the life ot every man when n word said by a nowspapor oithor makes or unmakes the individual mentioned." Press and Printer. Ilrlck for Mnle. 20,000 brick for sale ut rousonnble prices. C. B. Crono. Feed Xotlco. Heroaftor Willlnni TMntmrrlonn will fead all tenme nt the rnto of 10 cents for hay. Barn enet of Holland Houso. Tickots on ulo to Stnte Fair, Septem ber 13 to 20 inclusive, limited to return to September 23, for ono fure plus 50c. which includes ono admission to the grounds. On Septonber 17th und 18th a furo of 83.50 will bo mado from this point to Omuhtt and return which in cludes one admission to tho fairgrounds. Thoso tickets limited to roturn Septem ber 20th. 1895. A. Conovkk, Agt. Less Tlinn Hair IIiUcn to I.ouU vllle, Ky , Are ottered by tho Burlington Route, Sept. 8, 9 and 10, on account of tho Na tional Encampment of the G. A. 11. xne eurnsKa u. A. it. olliciul train. carrying the department commander, will lenvo Liineolu ut 1:20 p. m., Monduy, Sept. 9. Members of tho W. R. C, nnd tho O. A. It. bh woll as tho gonorul pub lie, will rind this train by far tho most desirable means ot reaching tho oncamp mont us it goes through to Louisville without chango of cars. Tickets, eleopiug car rosorvution nnd full information on application to any agent of the 13. & M. It. R. or to J. Fran cis, G. P. & T. A., Omaha, Nob. -i a Irving W. Lnrimore, physical dlreotor of Y. M, O. A., Des Moines, Iewa, says he can consaicutiouflly recommend Chamber lain's Pain Balm to athletes, gymnasts. bioyolUts, foot ball playar and the pre- fashion iu genernl for bruises, sprains and dislocations; nlao for soreness and stiff noss of the musolo. When appllad befera the parts beaoma swollen it wilt affaot a euro in one half the time usually raqairad. For sale by Dayo & Grlcn Druggists. Old MettlcrV Pleitlc. Tho annual plonio of tho Wobstor County Old Settlers' Association will bo hold In Gov. Garbers grove, Red Cloud, on Thursday, September luth. E. Pktkrs, President. D. McCalldm, Socretary. Don't fnrOBt that I nm nrnnnrnrl tn cany passengers to all parts of the city. uuuvu ruHrH nt me iiouanu nouse. Llotd Cbauill. Special sale of 200 pairs of mon'e pants at 83 00 for two wnnkn. Ttman rmmla Bold from 83.76 to sjGOO, A. Gulushu. Manager. Wnvorly bicycles, tho best in the world, for salo by W. W. Wright. Prices reasonable. Soe him it you want h bike. tf The onrrant number of the Rand MoNally Onld cotiua'n a new gnzetaer of cltlt, towns and ht-alth and pteaanre resort of the United Mintan, Canada and Mexion. On sule amrywher. Kaad anb aoription to 106 Adi nis street, Cbieag. unuye:n & COMMISSION $ COMPANY. Kansas City, Mo., Stock Yards. MONEY LOANED OB Feeders Furnished Market Beports Free. Q.W. CUVSON, Loins. .T. HUiTON. ICTTU J. Y. 1. GIlAY, Office. ENNYR0YAL PILLS rt, sJwa talUbU. ladics ask ltntgt tor CkUknttr JhtjtUk Via LH4fiafiirnnf In lfd sirvt f.iJ I matmltiA iNifi BfaltJ with blue rfbben. Taktt ILIKIMMJ JaJf.lfinnl tl Itpna.l.o - a "pf fcr prllcalajrt tUmalJ & "sMisr iop sair."ii nl3 At Jf atutau ajiaae ir imrp, ira truer, by rriyrm UL 1W.UOU TtfmonUU. .Vir Part ftzzitznsz?mwm "wm -i,cr.":?',"? i i iai i adUcjsikiqsja Mat aIaaw vhliJ lTZklaJkTlalCBBBW tgVi ! dr nil l H u. 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