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FLOWERS OF THE WEST
he Of the llotanlcnl llrantlra of thr C'ol
IfornU Valleys.
The plnlns of Culifortiin, nnil espo-
lOlnlly Uio jrrcnt Hnn .lonetulii vullry,
Can fairly clinllcnirc the rest of Uio
world In the luxurious vctrotntlon of
its sprln.fr months. While Mlziinls
aro ni;ln; In the mlddli' Mutes and on
tlio Atlantic coast and miow falls in the
north this great valley presents a cnt-
ipct of unsurpassed It-auty and jrrnn
dcur, a MTurd not of ivld vendure
nlonu, lint Intersppraed with Inninncr
oblo colors of u kaleidoscopic picture.
Tho plain, parched and dry In Burn-
finer, arc transformed In January Into
emerald fields, the early showers trans
figuring the uninviting lundscnpo Into
m vision of iietnity nuver to be forgotten,
The overland tourists, or thote from
'Oregon, Washington and Ilrltlsh Colum
bia, will remark u certain peculiarity
about the San Joaquin vnllov In tho
arly spring mouths. There I almoat
total absence of yellow son on p tha '
green swnrds of the plains. One docs
not sea dandelions and ranunculi, so '
,bundant in the aorth; thay appear '
.only here and in moist localities and in '
ibo great profuilon. The spring of cen
tral California Is ushered in, not with '
yellow, but with blue the blue of tho
purest und the most oxquisite hue, ,
closely followed by white, The yellow
find the orutijro appear later
Tho beautiful lieinophlhi or "baby
blue- eyes," looks to us wltJi really blue
eyes early in the firing. Jn Fubru
nry this ragilu llower npppnr among
the deep green of the fields, often in
such a. profusion that the prafric looks
Mlco the skies above. This delicate
plant of tender herbage prefers low and
ifchady localitlcN its divided leaves
growing close to the ground. 'Tho
flower is an inch or lew in diameter,
usually very much less, and lasts until
about May 1. After that time the
ucmnplitl Is to be found only here and
there I
ner--
lor
yes' '
rue-:iir
-ome she Itered nooks and cor-
i companion the "bnby blue
ive parterres of white forgot
, a modest mil inslgnitluant
flowet', I'Ut growing n great profusion
Will tue forget-me-imt or myootis is
nunibpr.' 1 the wild heliotrope, u fra
gran 1 . rb of considerable size, with
prettv orange-colored blossoms; tho
blue Lorragc, a rank herb, preferring
damp localities, and the itmsicklu or
tnrweed, an annual with oblong oati
to lincur leaves and yellow flowers in
'long spikes.
One of the most beautiful If not the
lost beautiful of nil the prlnp; flowers
is tho so-called cream cup or platy
istljrma. There arc no words to de
scribe the peculiar beauty of this ox
iqulslte plant The petals are so doll
icate that no other flower can be com
'pared in that respect to it They are
lot an exquisite hue, creamy, or pale
ITUow of that peculiar color which Is
tkaosoet difficult of all to imitate in
.paint Often the petals shade tooraage
isi the center. Their aaaber Sa alx,
with numerous sUaaens. The oblan
ooolato leaves are usually from aaW an
ich to sib Inch long, ana are of that
pale freen eoler which caa almoat be
i called gray. The cream cup is a elen-
or annual, somewhat villous and cor
. artel with delicate hairs. It belongs to
Ithe order of the papaveracas, and like
ether poppies it baa flowers of an ex
troascly delicate structure. The cream-
crop appears very early, usually in the
beginning of March and reaches its
hoat development Ht the nd of April.
A Tery early spring flower is the fra
I grant gilia with a funnel form, rotate
corolla divided ioto five lobes. It is a
assail plant, a span to u foot high, with
nJelleatf opposite and alternate leaves.
The corolla is pale violet or lilac, often
with hrown-purpU or yellowish la tho
itube of the funnel. The flowers are
oaaall, no more than half an inuh in
'diameter, hut they are the most fra
.grant of ull the early spring flowers.
In some localities the gilius are known
under the name of "bird's eyes."
Not bo beautiful us the flowers al
ready mentioned, but more useful and
far asore robust, is the vrodium. com
aaonly culled al tiler ia, orpin-clover and
ipin-grask. ltisun unpretentious flower,
mmall and insignificant, but its bright
rose color makes it easily recognizable.
It la welcome on account of its early
appearance In the spring. The leaves
are very nutritious and make an ex
cellent forage for horses and cows.
'They impart a pleasant flavor to milk
land butter.
The wild hyacinth or catnHss (camas-
eia esculentu) of the order of liliuccss
t grows very abundantly in the months
of March, April and May. It prefers
aaolsty situation and is eusily distio
,puished ay iU blue or lilac flowers
igrowlag k a single raceme,. The
UeavM are long and Uar and the
oraaa.or bulk often a iMh in cilo, mo
tor. Taeae hlhs are, the, delight of
tho childroa aad are also larvelv col-
lected for fbaeVtf.tfca Indians.
Of other blue or purple flowers there
jfatherfsyrlBofccjaa or blue-eyed grass,
with very narrow loaves and growing
11b moist plaooa, and tho shooting star
or wild oycluasaB, a beautifal plant,
with lanceolate leaves and aright pur
tple blossoms. They grow la all parts
of California assd are also to he found
farther north.
The lupiae is also blue, at least tho
j species which appear first Later it ia
(followed by its yellow, pUk aa white
jrelatloau. The lupiae. with its lowers
ta terminal raceaaoa, is a hrrhaoooaa
plaat, sometimes eve woody, with
pods com and omohalf to three laches
'loag, BOuaHy Ua to twelve seeded.
There aoo oor aixtjr apstjes of thla
ipiaat oa tho wootons ooast aad tho in
terior regea woot of the Booky mona
'aias, for of thorn growing on tho
Mndhllls south of Saa franelseo.
Of the raauBoulacess whieh appear
'later thaa tho ssemophUa or gUU, the
most priaoipal aroi Tho nsoakehoed,
r aeoBltam, with upper peUls with
long olawa aad apur-lMehladoc of pale
hbse or whom color; the aqullegia, or
oolmnblne, growlag near streams to
ward the eoaot range, its rod lowers
tinged with yottow, aad tho wood ane
mone, wmh a whlU aad pinkoah bios
boob growiag on a smooth stem. Of
jMBrne there ar aUo crowfoot or has-
THE R1JD
H
s
Wiould bo In every family
medicine chest nnd every
traveller's grip. They are
lavilimliti. UllPtl till ItttllAC ll
Pills
If nut of orcWt rurn liMiLiolif, ulllniiinris, it tut
all liter troubles. MII1 did tfflcleut. 23 cttitt.
tercups, and finally, nppcaring toward
the middle of April, the beautiful lark
spur or delphinium.
The larkspur docs not grow vnry
abundantly in tho Kan Joaquin valley.
It appears only horo and there, and
usually keeps aloof from other flowers.
It is usually found is dry places, among
the bnnches of grass, standing nlono
like n sentinel. Its blossoms are of a
deep purlish-bluc.
A very peculiar plant is tho so-oalled
Indian paint brush, or castillcla. It
really resembles a paint brush, and
grows in such an abundance that it la
not surpassed by any other flower, the
aschscholtziii alone excoptcd. It lln
gcrs through the summer longer than
any othor spring flower. It is usually
over u foot high, with blossoms orowded
in the terminal spike. Tho bright-red
floral leaves aro moro showy than the
flowers, which aro inclined to be yol
lowish. When dry or pressed in tho
herbarium this plant Is dltpotod to turn
black. Tho castillela is a constant
companion of thu California poppy,
und when these two plants grow to
gether they form such n vision of
bounty that no one will forget It. Tho
prairie actually appears to be in llatne,
the red castillela and the yellow and
orange eschseholtzla mingling togeth
er Into ono fiery mass of scarlet, glis
tening and sparkling under the rays of
the sun.
The osuhselmltzlu is the true repre
sentative of the golden west. Heing
almost exclusively California!!, it unbly
represents this gloiious state, and it
wus very proper that it should ham
been selected ns the emblem of tho
California Floral society, and adopted
as the state flower. Its, oraiiyr petals
aro of the Jniost exquisite sstlny tex
ture whieh no looms of l.yui could
ever Imitate. Its gorgeous color puts
tho native eselischoltin ahead of all
other native llowers.it is the most con
spicuous and brilliant. Us pale-green
leaves are delicate in outline, dense
and julc.v. Under the name of Cali
fornia poppy tho eschseholtzla is
known now all over the world and is
largely .planted in gardens on both
hemi'plieics. Sbii Francisco Chronicle.
THE CAT-BEAR.
A Bnaiitlful I.IMI I'Mptlrnuf tho CitUutto
Zoo.
A live specimen of theblnturongmay
be seen in a small cage in one of those
odorous houses in the London soo
where few people like to stay long.
We treated our blnturongs to larger
houses to dwell In, and gave them much
more liberty, for they were turned out
mwmrv Am.v far vii t Vim m..4a.
weather permitting, and they delighted
In climbing up into trees and hanging
from a braueh by their prehensile tall.
Tho binturong is about the alto of a
iv, sue i long, snaggy, pepper-ana
sail roai manes tnera look larger
w.. - vwv . ..... vwn iiii Ac i
would make an excellent pet for a lady
It
in Ensrlaud. Rut It is not to ha mn
pared in beauty with the cat-bear or
panda, known to soience as Klurns
fulgens.
The cat-bear has a thick, soft, rod
dish chestnut upper coat, with a lin-
inr of let-hlurU fur. Th milu ;
white, its pointed ears are lined with
white, and it has a long, barred, bushy
till! In tl liurilifti tft t 111.. V....M V...4.
.... ....... .......ni.inniiiiucupuui
there is also the cat element in it, as
usciaws are retractile, and It crutches
and spits like a kitten. They are Tery
sensitive of best. The first one that
wchnd was allowed to take its dally
exercise in a shady chump of bumboes,
and lived for two yrani before it auo-
cumbed to the heat of the climate. Tho
next oue that was given, or rather.
lent to us, had to be sent up to its old
master at Darjeellng every year, as
soon as the heat In Calcutta became
dnugerons to its health and life
Longman's Magazine.
THE VALUE OF TRUTH.
TearblBB tb Young How ! Cop
wltk
rauannou ana Dlihonrity.
Life is too short for evasions, quibbles,
untruthfulness, and neglect; if we de
sire to get the tist out of life, wo must
live the best ourheWea. To every man
and woman blessed with a liberal, or
oven a common school education there
ia given an added responsibility. We
must war against the corrupting influ
ence of a foreign population which in
creases rapidly, and brings with it vice
and ignorance; we must place our chil
dren aide by side with children who
know npthing of pure home training,
and children who have never had a
home; wa must meet falsehood with
truth, and dishonesty with honor.andso
train the youth of this broad land
that a falsehood would be to them tho
vile thing it really is. At West Point
the young cadet is taught that false
hood In beneath the dignity of an offi
cer and n gentleman; in the wide
world let us teach our young army of
coming rulers, in small things, as in
great, the mighty power of Truth.
Alas for any people when Honor and
Truth raako way for Policy and Ex
pedlenoy. It was' Itu.kin who aaid,
"Teach your sons that their bravery it
but a fool's boast, and their deeds hat
a firebrand's tossing, unless they aro
indeed just men and perfect ia tho
fear of Ood." Rate Tannatt Woods,
ia the Chautauquan.
A LogloBl Charge.
He I see the maa who saturated his
wife's mother with kerosene, then set
her afire, and sailed in the neighbor!
to look on has been convicted of mur
dar.
She The plea of Insanity didn't work
then?
He No, the judge charged the jury
that nobody but a mm of sound mind
would do such a thing. Pittsburgh
Dispatch,
(Jo to (i, A. Harris, Cowles, Neb., for
hats and caps at cost.
OLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, AUG. 6, 1897,
HIIBIKS.
SUMMER VACATION.
Nearly ovory wonitui who can afford
it lake.' a few week's rest timing tho
hot season. Dressed in a cool gown,
reclining in a hummock, walking in
shadj groves cool
ed by ocean spiny,
rusting on the
greun sward, sho
seeks recuperation
to enrry her
through upothur
year, lint uhisl
how ninuy women
there aro that can
not afford to tako
this very .iiuuli needed test. Hound by
domestic duties, ur hold it prisoner bv
olliuo work, driven by a necessity to
shop or stoni thoyiar round, bocnusu
sho cannot spare a day's wages, she
lolls on without vacation, tired listless,
spiritless, iliscmimccil. Imuk-aohn.
, or y
head-acho, tiembliiig limbs, palpitat
ing heart, poor appetite, flashes olhoat
and cold, sleeplessness.
For such people, uext to a vacation,
H I'e-rii-iiii. I'u-ni ua calms the nerves'
Millets the mind, gives natural stronuth I
and new hope, bring restful sleep ami
regular appetite, ami does all that eai
'ie tlouc to mitigate the bad elleetof
overwork and want of vaeation.
Tin IV'-ni-ua Drug Maniifarttirinif
(' mpaiiy of Colunibu-.'Ohio, aresoiiii-
Ing for a short time Dr. Ihirtnian's
lale.t work, written e.piosly for
women The book will be sent free to
wiimoifniily.
IllKlit IJ Iclen WeililliiKK.
ljght golden weddings wore cele
brtiteil recently at Anderlues, near
ItruseN. The whole town turned out
In honor of the occasion, they had a
public dinner and a ball, and each one
of the old people received the present of
uu armchair.
"colcli I'liriiis,
ccordlng to the government return
just Jcsued there tin in Scotland U.S.;
ngrieultural holdings of one acre und
under. 20.1S0 of from one to five acres.
XI.921 of from five to 5(1 acres, 2:,,5fi? of i
above .10 acres, and TCof more than 1,W0
acre;.
Tetter, Sult-Ithetuti and Kczcina,
The intense itching and smarting incl
dent to these diseases is instnntlv nllii vj.
bv ajmlying Chamberlain 'b Eye and
Sliin Ointment. Many very und cases
have been permanently cured by It. It
i equally efficient for itching piles nnd
n favorite remedy for sore nipples;
chapped hands, chilblains, frort bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
Dr. Cadi's CeadltlOB Ponders, are
lust what a horso nwdn nhnn In hml
condition. Tonic, blood purifier und
vermifuge. They are not food lint
mwilclnn mnA tn Mtf In hba 4 Mttf n
hor8e n Prie condition. Price 25
ccntB lr Pkage.
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Notice to Teaohsn.
V.tIfA llafdkll 1....M !. I .!tl
--.i.u id uucvuj ii;ii ciiac will uji
amino all persons who may desire to
oiler themselves as candidates for
teachers of the public schools of this
county, at Red Cloud on the third Sat
urday of each month. ca i i
The standing desired for 2d and 3d
grade certificate is the same no grade
below 70 per cent., average 80 per cent;
low 80 per cent., average DO per cent in
all ttrannhna vnm.l..n.l 1. ! . .
Ull uiauvuus llilllllCU IIJ inHi ) "
U. M. HuNTKK, County Supt.
Txy Alton's Foot Easo.
A new powder to be thikcn Into the shoes. At
tlilt season your feel fed swollen mid hot ami
Ket tired cotlly. If jon hsvo .miirtltiB feet or
tight thou, try Allen's Foot Esse. It cooln the
fcelsiii) nukes walking eiuy. C'tircn anil pre
vents swoolcn aud:wcatlDE feci. lilMprKinul
callous (.pots. Itcllcvei corns- ami bunion of
all pain nnd ((Ives rest and cornfori. Try It to
hay. soul DyniniruisulKlsaml Mioe store for
c. Trial rackaee free. Add rem Allnn s
Olmsted. lelior.K. Y.
Try Qrain-O I Try Oralno !
Ak your grocer today to how you s package
of (SitAIN-O, tho new food driDk that take the
place of coffee. The children may drluk Itai
well as the adult without Injury. All who try It
like It. GItAINO hat that rich seal brown of
Mocha and Java, but It Is made from pure
gralui, aiid the moit delicate stomach receive
It without distress. H the price of coffee. J5c
ana S5c per package. Sold by all grocere.
-
Pua't Tubarco bult aid Kaoke Vosr Life Awtj.
To oult tobacco easily and forever, bo mag
netlc. full of life, nerro and vigor, take No-To-llac,
the wonderworker, that makes weak men
Btrong. All druggists, too or II. Cure guaran
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
.Sterling Itemed j Co, Chicago or New York.
Bdoeote Tour Bowels With L'aseareu.
iuc, aw. ii c. c. O. fall, druggists refund money,
--
No-To-nao for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men Btrong, blood pure. Kte! j. All u wSS?
m
Kilnc-Me Your HcrwrU With f-Ksinrrta
iiw.-jc. iruo.t, fiill.lriiifirlMnrrfimdniniiey.
I I A I THESE PIQURRR ABB-
10
THBSE,n.UE8 ARE
Rheumatic, Neuralgic, Sciatic, Lumbagicj
t 20l VVDayoNB5THR Rftl
Tf J SOLID PACTS HELD IN PllOOP. I A U (
...,wUu. insiantM,
M1 lllllllllllllitHt
lANDV
.'UCOlVfil
CURE CONSTIPATION
10
25 50
IaigVilU 1 Cib I U U AlUn IfiBU S" "" "' T "' " "fn are the Idrsl Ijiis
.u r.VklAilrJL . , . M'' M,r "' " STkK.kut rassa raif aalara rfssHs. Haas.
sUaaJkeaiHIre. 4. STKBI.INO HKWKF,T w'j hlraw. .Btrsal.Cao..er5wTo?sr i
msss isssi t
The Nickel Plate Koad.
Has been selected by Commander-in-Chief
Claikson for tho transporta
tion of himself and stair to tho G. A. 11.
encampment to bu held at HuIImIo, N.
Y Aug., l3rdlo28lli. Tickets will be
on sale Aug., Hist, 22nd and 23rd at
rate of $10:50 for the lotiud trip. This
will afford mi opportunity to the com
rades now living in the great west and
north-west to once more visit the home
friends, and shako bauds witli those
with whom they fought shoulder to
shoulder in the great civil war.
For full information call on, or ad
dress J. Y. Calahan, Gen'l Agent, 111
Adam St., Chicago, 111., or II. Tliorne,
(!.P. &T. A. Ill Adams St., Chicago,
III.
Send for Summer Outings
along tho lino of the Nickel Plato r.iad.
Three through trains 'daily betweoti
Chicago, Ft. Wayne, Cleveland, Erie,
HtilTalo, New York and Itoston. Un
surpassed facilities for tho comfort of
traveling public. All the delicacies of
thu season served on dining eai
(Jail on or address J. Y. Callahan,
,.... ni . ,.... m ,i n.!
(,g() Illinois. Depot, 12Ui and Clark
I streels.
Home Seekers Excursion
Tlie Missouii, Kansas & Texas Ky
Co. will sell tickets at very low
rateson Aug.ilul and Klh. For fm
ther particulars write to the neai-'
local tlekel agent, or address (i. A Mr
Niltt, I). P. A. 10M Union Ave.. Kan
sas Citv. Mo.
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r Afn-
A Biiliiday Preset.
I
Frkdonia, N. Y., July 1, laM.
Dr. af. If. Fxnnrr,
Doar r:-TVhn I, was eleven years
ohl I had a weakness lu my kidneys and
back which became so distressing that
serious consequences were feared.
v waf. Jretwl by two eminent nhyslclani
but neither seemed ablo to reach my easo,
and I continued on in this dlnrssilng con
dition without hope.
Finally a friend gave ma as a birthday
present a bottle of your Kidney and Back
ache Cure. I realized lu benefit as soon
as I began Its use. Improvement was
steady and by the time two bottle had
been taken I was well. Mix yeors
have now elapsed and 1 have not had
aay return of tho disease."
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!chrff . Uur fee not due till patent Is secured.
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cot oi muqc in the U. S And (orcif a cououiei
im mvs (Tuuijaa
SNOW&CO.
. STINT l
ornct,
NO 77 UK OF IN CO IWOllA Tl ON OF
FREYMARK& CO.
h.Viu,"il,ere,'y . that the undersigned
havcilhlk day associated themselves together
,or.. .r"lr,,o.0C "Wsnlrliig a corporation
uiider the laws of the state of Nebraska,
j 1. "J?0 ' .Mld company shall be rreymark
A Co. Th) prliiclpal place of transacting Its
Nebraska. Thinnni J., ...J . ."V! "1 .
uiiaiiirs man lie at lied Cloud. Webslrrniiiii
,0.lfi,r?Df8CiV" 1"Jl)e burlnK nd be selling at
retail of clothing, bats. raps, boots and shoes
and furnishing goods and all such gooin, wares
and merrhrndlMs as are usually kepi and
haudled by rvlall dealers lu clothing. K
tiivl.'i,H0,1D.,nOf. P1 "iocs aulhorlrnd U
n,.1i?.0,,i",J,J)? '" divided into shares of
Pl't?!1".141 DoJ.ll,,r,' Mlh- " of u'cn "hall be
ff.irMi?1 ?!!' T'crporatlonshallcommeme
ii.JiM1!': W' ua '"rmlnate July Mb. its)
Ari.i'. ftlmoi,ulor Indotite0nea or lluhtllty
UniVi i'mi11;. "UT Thousand rfvellun'lreil
ri?.;H?d "" "'" Bball be conducted by s
thVstocthofdm.',,rMO "e HW:td n,,u""
Charlbb WllStK.
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mill all lotnli
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tuaixs i.kak a roti.o:
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for Wymotcmiil all point ent & :ii n.ui.
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luud. mark lllli mid all
point"" lu the uonfiMC't I "05 p in.
Vo. 141. Accoiiimodatlmi, dally cxeel
Minday, Oberlln, Kansas, and
Intermediate stations, via lie
piibllrmi 12:05 p.m.
No. 04. Freight, dally. Wymore and
St. Joe and Inlennidtate
Junction tmlni 13:10p.m.
No. ft.1. Freight, dally for Itepiibllcan
Orleans, Oxtord andall points
west 10:3i)a.m,
No. 15. l'ssaenger. dally. Denver, all
points in Colorado. Utah and
California 8:40p.m.
Sleeping, dining, ami rvcllnlng chair cars'
(seats free) on through trains. Ticket sold and
baggage cheeked to uuy jsuliit In the United
btales or Canada.
Fur Information, time tables maps or tickets
mil on or addrrss A. Conovur, Agent. lied
Cloud, Ncbr. or .1. Fraurls, (Jenerai 1'assenger
Agent Omaba, Nebraska.
Wanted-ln Idea
ProUet Toar Idaoai tbi aasv ta
Waeeaatalak
of soma simple
tblsc to potest'
Writ JOHN WBODIKBUMI CO.. Patcat i
aaya. WMUagtoa. D. C, for tbalr ! JOu prtse
sad list ot two haadred IbtosU'" manUd.
oSar
J. S. EMIGH,
DKNTIST.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
IK TOU WANT IT.
Croe Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates.
POKCKI.AIN INLAY
And all the latest improvement la dental raech
anlsm
PAkEtV
HAIR BALSAM
m. and tMollfU. Ik. hair.
fronioua a losurisat trowth.
MTer rails to Beater Gray
UWM souy oisrascs asir lauwf .
nir hi im isumiiii volar.
tOc, aad SI uu at Dnii
il
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SOOTH SIDE
SAMPLE ROOMS.
JOHN POLNIOKY,
PKOPHIKTOK.
DEAl.BH IN
Wines,
Liquors,
California Brandies.
w nnnn niiiviriu mm
ALWAYS ON TA1'.
Chimney Brick,
Cistern Brick,
AND
Foundation
Brick.
Ludlow Bros.
FRED E. McKEEBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
City mid coiiulry hiIIh urumpily mu
Hwoicil day or ulijlit,
NIGHT CALIS AT OFFICK.
OrruiK ovkk CorriNo's Ditun Ktokk.
ipi
DM DIIU UU
hi mm
I'l'IIUCATlNN OF HCMM0N8.
In I In' UlMi'i't ('(mil of the Tenth Judlclul
DIMrlrl In mid for Website County, Xebrnlin.
Waller II, (.'ulllni el al. i
rinlitlHj
Oio. W llMK'hln, lllliii ,
Uniicliln, mid Alum I
Tliumi'Miii.
JpfCIIlHllt!. I
Atiin Tli('ii).M)iii!'.f(.'iiiniilflljoe i.nuicil will
tHkf iicilK-o Unit she U Joined fl dpfi ndiilit in no
Hciliiii 1.0111II11U In tlio iibow ftitltlea court be
KmibyUnltvrll. (ollliis llciijamln Collhissiid
HIioiIh l.niiiz llietfln tn Uu 'JM ds of ,Mi
IMingHliit herself nml iheotlur nbovo imincil
deroudMiiiM the olijeel wleicof Is tonulet tin
title lo the iioriliMC't (iumip of tl.e imrllien-i
iiaiter nml the iioitlicus' iincrie" of the north
west iiiifltier of section iwvnti-Mx lownshli
one. range icn. west of the sixth prliieli-nl me
ni?l.V,TXicbf,"ricV"lll'v ;t,,'"". in said
plftlntlirs free mid clear of all liiciiuibrsiicca olid
for reeou-ry of rem for Uie luu thereof.
,i! . HV.'i ,ll,"r?l1''l''l lo answer or plead hi
IhepetlilmiofpiniiiiiiiK on or bcfoio tho all?
day of .luly lhlif or tho s-.uie will be tiikwi ii"
triiv ami dcrree passed nccordltigly.
aVI Waltkii II, t'ot.Li.Na.
ll .. . ".'TT NllOIIA I.A.NTi;,
R. MoNitt, Attorney.
NON-!lKHll)FNT NOTICE.
In IhoUMtli't Court of the Tonlli linllrl.l
Jiwv Wo,;" ssKhr "ffljiai
I'hlllltlll'.
s.
Vletoiiii WhIsiiii.
llefi'iiilnilt I
I leKl.oM'iiiuiiiil.lefeiiiliiiit will Inlo tmllri
1 "I In '.'"tli ilny oi .Mm-. I'M i,lH mill iii,..V
"' ' siltiij llielr infrr sgc ami Uu- iImmtiiih,
i.y .' i'.lsi,t oi .ho .hIi,i il for ,,,'; t
" ' I SI I H-1. Hllll lillll,. .... .. .1.. ....'.. .'I.
. t. .
I
. in list- Ih.ii; .,1',,,-inrm.r.y. " " "'
iliu.i - i' iu Mil iii atturr or t lend .
'"'r,'i'.L ',u'."-' 'h IWUi day of Jul,
like ii lo ho fue nud dun.
i i ii Jli'Nn r. Attorney.
.-.'fc - saUT.
s,
ii.. ..i ..i .'-,:,"-: """or. nun r.j .
1::..liri,;!?"i.,t',.!!"i.!'iwt.M
.ni'alr'Vna". . t,fjir.ti;;,,t,pr,,';l,
h....e. at Hod Cloud."!,, '.Tb. S'
Tim mi'iii -.... .. CM 4fT
IOVllslilli lt-fi IUI .,..!.
""" ,'. ! 'initrit'i in nrllrtii nl,i. ... i.
of tho sih l i "i.i u !' ''""S" ii'U-ii ill. wen
. . . i M' ln yt'l"l,'M oiiiiti. NebrH'ks
..l!V-7 " ""' lMh S!lfl ot"i"l)
Ja.
"uui. I'lslniiii-'s AiiuVilrr. s,,e,IB-
.1 r n... ...
J. M. CHAFFIN, ATTORNEY.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS
;endA,,,;.iaobJeC5lnlprrrr.Ieh
nroenro a illvum.. fr, j.iy .,..'.. :""" areio
dnte:mUnLe
ssn.v.vss.afe'
Hy J. M. Cbakui, her rtioSi'er? ' BBK',
(HiitI'ubllcMonJuno W, JSW.)
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice la hereby riven that underand bTtnr
?.f 5 o'J?r of as lejisued from ffiSSSRV&f
iiorurn, ciers 01 toe District Court nfti,. .;'
therein, wherelri Uiri 6 Wcharta 1. ST.iStfi
and against John WsnVr, tSSsoWsllcPr ""
O'W, 8. 0. Gilbert, John Hcurk and knisu
QWberl defendsnu, I shall offer for sale
publlcTcndue to the highest blddci rorlh
l? XVtf1' PP" "t door of the court houaeai
Ucd Cloud, In said Webster count SEii!i
(that being the buildlSg wherein J'e iSSm
of i,ald court was holden) on the Mth dJJ?f
August, A. D. 18S7. at ouo o'clock n ot
" wltf ,7' ,h :followlo described ?Voerty
Thetouth-eaatouartcr seUM n ..a,i ...
(() township two (S), north In ranea in 1 !
braVka' Xht " ' "' '" Wobiler'coiin'S.fie'
JiSjjinVilS?. my htu ,b,s m " 0:
JABssMcXBtr. PlalnMr'affinSJ: 8herlB
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that under and bT lr
oii(innriirnriiii...n.i .'".?"""' ,r.
James Hurden clcrl Tof tho III, riot ("mi of iht
Tcnth Judicial iiistrlct. wl hln surt for Web
slercounty.Ntbraska.upoii ndeiree lna,ctl ,
pending therein, w,ieFeln K.iiiliablo Secur
i1,5' WPKV1 iH. 'lutlir and against J,i
Vun-Wlo. Catherine A. Van Wlc. Isaae W !V
dun nnd I'ard.ui his ivlf,, i- vB,S.S.J ' ?.r.
7cnrs,!,,:;,'f''' ''"'-;''. '
due to ,1,-j, idghesr hMde'r for" i I n l!!i
st the east door of the conn hou"e ii lie 1
Clou 1. Nebraska, (that being the bnlli J
wherein the last term of iald court v! it
holden) on the Kith day of August. A. D IHW
at one o'clock p.m. of said day? the foilowlmr
deserlbed property, towlt: tuiiowiiiit
The southwest quarier of section tweniv.
Netrsrtir " " " '" "busier count v.
(liven nndpr m hao.l ,hl. i,. .1 . ...
A.D.lWfT. J oi.Jiiiy
ItosruTT. roTTk,,, MilK"ACRo?neri,r-
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that under and bv vir
tue of an order of aalo Issued from the ortec or
.lames ilurdeu. clerk of the District Court f n.I
10th Judicial District, within aid for Webs, er
counts. Nebraska, upon a decree In Miction
VV'if l,"ln. where In tbb Anglo Americah
Land Mortgage and Agency Uonnan llmiiJri
a corporation, are plainilffa'and ! against IWl
anna B. B. Sill, (!s vln 8. blil. Itlchard i! mSii
sniiif tte s sstrc&, S?
rbwaW;w Si
August, A. 11. 181)7. at one o'clock u. m. otVtuUi
day, the following described piopeit, towlt?
Il.Giw"m,e,n''lmm, ",'"9"t day of ,lnl), A
A. II. rorr,...,... ria.ni.,Hr'HKAU,rorn.,,er,'r'
AN fiPTlTWawnti
He It iiidalned by Urn mayor and city eoum-n
ot the Clly of Ke.l Clo.id.Nebraska. tlior thi f ,1
owlngamouniH be appropriated 01 1 of tho des
Wyiof1r;r,,'" 'lW,na P"'l "or iliV
Out of the HoniVsl fisnd for salaries, leni. fllr
street conimlssloiier. UU; for hall reiil.lino. f f
naVshal.'sia)!' f"r,,,,Ml',"Ml li-iie",Jii fn
Out af the water fuodforpayment of liur..ki
on water bonds. fiMn. " ' uiiiiBri'st
Out of water levy fund, for salary water in
glneer.HSDi foi water iiiuiiiilsslouer i4ii
"'; f o'CUI'Mloii fund for repairs' 011 Mrwis
Vrt)i for Incidental expenses.' Ii f ,r MI' V;
eoiiiinlssloner. JHMi. . r water
This ordinance shall take effect ,, .,,
after Its paisage and approval and 1,. 1,11 .'.i1'1
coriliigtnlaw. " ""' piihllrallmi
A'll'r"u,i ir.J. Waukyn, M)or
UANDOI.I'II AloNn-j-
ATTOKNE.jBd GOUNSELOK AT LAW,
MOON lll.OCK,
KKI) OLIJUI), NKHKA6KA.
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