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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, OCT. 1, 1807.
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SCHOOL NOTKS
Till' (u'jiiKi US Itjojnl i .
Bliort t. i xinuna ion WV'IniMtlHj
Mies NeliieC'i-uk of McCook ami
Nellie .Sherman vNlteil in the 7th mom
Wednesday.
Tlio Cicero class eonipleted in Ciiti
litinm Orutio (jimrtn Tuesday. They
will rend Cicero's defense, of Archius
the poet.
Mr. Winters ami Mr. Albright visit
ed tlio lilili room Tuesday morning.
Mr. Albright assisted the school with
the singing.
The frcshics have organized and
been initiated Into the art of having a
good time. They went on their llrst
uxpeditjon last Friday night out to the
homo of (Jeorgo Hollel bower to cat
watermelons.
The Hotany clasp nro at that point
where leaves and branches of every
Hhapc, size and description are brought
for study. Wo hopu they will continue
to avoid a litter ns well as they have
thus far.
Tuesday afternoon was what might
bo termed "general book inspection
day." Tlio schools in both wards were
dismissed at recess in tho afternoon,
tho teachers looking after tho con
dition of the books. These inspections
will occur from time to time.
The juniors are taking advantage of
tho early part of tho year when tho
work is not very heavy by Indulging
In lots of rollicking good tunes. Last
Friday night they all went to the home
of (icrtio Coon, who lives just a mile
distant in tho country, for a good ride,
and spent the evening. From reports
they hid a good lime.
Wai'nkta.
No man or woman can enjoy life or
accomplish much in this world while
Btitferlng from a torpid liver. De
Witt's Little Karly Kisors, tho pills
that cleanse that organ, quickly. C.
L. Cotting.
BUFFALO CREEK.
Mollic Reese is visiting in Kansas.
Mr. Dorin lost a good young cow
last week.
Mrs, Klolirs and brother and family
are visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcr.sh are visiting
friend" in Hebron.
Tho social at district No. 70 was a
success financially.
Mrs. Ceorgo Heaton has buuii tjtiito
sick but is improving.
Mr. Guthrie was visiting his mother
at Ucllaire, Kansas, last week.
t nir. aim mrn. r.uginnti are visiting
his brother neat-
ardrand Island.
Most of the HttfTalo Creek folks at
tended tho rnlly at Pleasant Dale.
Mr. (Juss Mitcholl got one of his
horses badly cut in tho corn cutter.
Mr. (iiithrio wishes to thank his kind
friend and neighbors who asiistcd him
in putting up his hay.
Kkadkic.
To heal the broken and diseased
tissues, to soothe ho irritated sur
face, to instantly relieve and to per
manently cure Is the mission of De
Witt's Witch Hazol Salve. C. L. Cot
ting. BLADEN.
Thou. Sawyer was at lllue Hill on
Monday.
O. Wheelau now occupies the build
ing vacated by It. S. TibbetU.
Mrs. CaiilTmau and daughter Minnie
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Hicks.
It. S. Tibbotts moved his place of
business over to tho lumber yard.
Mr. Clothier of Chase county, is vis
' Iting his sister, Mrs. S. J. Wheeler.
J. C. Hatlman and S. Styrn drove
over to Hlno Hill early Monday morn
ing. C. K. Hicks, S. J. Wheeler and Mr.
Clothier drove over to Mine Hill
Thursday.
.J.Schuuk and H. M. MeClure, run.
resentatlvu business men of ltlun Hill,
were in this city Monday.
Mr. Hilton, who realties in Kansas
near the statu lino, is spending a few
days with his brother, Millie.
O.it Wheelan thought he would save
the price of a shave and singe the hair
off, but he says he will never try it
again.
More prosperity. Our barber, L. K.
Spenee tinds it necessary to put in an
extra chair to keep up with tho in
crease in his business.
Keep it in the house, whenever vou
get "blue" or feel "shaky" or indis.
posed, one small do of "Keonom
Boneset Cordial" setsjyou right. Kor
J V-" '" V.IIIIIHH.
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Moments aio useless if trilled awaj ;
and they aie dangeioiisly wasted if
consumed by dolaj (,, las,.s wheie Oiui
Minute Cough Cure would bring Im
mediate relief. (1. Coitine.
To RniBorH of Swnio.
1 have dieoveied a ieim-d wlueh I
claim will euro the disias now puru
lent among hogs. I hae had two
years experience doelotiug eholeia
liogs, but this disease is not ehnloru. I
have a preventive and euro whu-h it
taken in time will wuul oil thedie.isf.
I will sell enough for onudollnr to i me
tun hogs I sun ieady at any tune to
go anil doctor hogs. I have shown
what, my doctoring will do in my own
town where they have failed with all
other remedies, (jail at Cook's drug
More for Carpenter's hog medicine.
A. H. Caiu'K.ntku,
Ked Cloud, Nebraska.
Notice- to Toachors.
Notico is hereby given that I will ex.
amino all persons who may desire to
offer themselves as candidates for
teachers of the public schools i,f this
county, nt Ited Cloud on the third Sat
urday of each month,
Tho Mantling desired for 'il and :)il
grade nertlticato is the same no grade
below 70 per cont., average SO per cent;
for first grade eertillcate no grade be
low 80 per cent., average III) per cent in
nil branches required by law.
D M. JlUNTi'.it, County Supt.
Hood's
Slinulil tic In iutj family apa
medicine chest mwl very EJ 1 1 g
trtnHUr'i irrl. 'Hi') nro W I I lg
lutalimlilrulidi the Minimi li
I Mit n( irilirs cure IiimiI.icIii', iilllniittKM. anil
all llr trouble. Mild and (Dlrlcnt, V, teiiti.
ECKLEY.
The fanners are busy so vlng fall
wheat.
Anna Orr spent Saturday and Sun
day at home.
I. H. Colvln of (Juldo Hock was in
tills locality Monday.
Thomas KitiLcy and wife started for
Missouri last Monday.
Miss Knilly Ogllvie is getting along
nicely with her school.
A. L. Isom was a caller at Mrs. Hob
Inson's one day this week.
Win. Isom Sr., had the misfortune to
lose a horse on last Thursday.
Will Cro.ler had two cows badly in
jured by a shed falling on them.
Mrs. ltoblnson and children start for
Platto county Wednesday on a visit.
Some of our young men are highly
elated over their nomination for town
ship offices.
Will Isom returned from Superior
Friday ovening having been on the
sick list there for some time.
Some people imagine they hear wed
ding bells but we think it is only the
grating sound of the wheels in their
heads.
The matting for tlio aisles of the
church were put down Inst week. It
has improved tho looks of tho church
very much.
Last Sunday morning tho class meet
ing at Kckley was conducted by Cha.
Ilritton of Iowa. Ho is the son of Itev.
Hritton of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker of Otoe county
took supper at Mr. Orr's last Wednes
day evening. They were on their way
to visit tlioir two ons near iiiihic
Hock.
BATIN.
Mr. Alexander has gone back to his
homo in Mo.
Will Crabill sold a ear load of fat
hogs last week.
S. Llmlsey and family have moved
back on his farm.
Tho farmers are all busv thrcshim?
or sowing small grain.
Mrs. (ieortre Matkin is aL lleatrieo
taking medical treatment.
.loo Pnvaleck is Imvinir about '2.000
bushels of corn slirlfotl this week.
C. H. Wilson and wife spent Sunday
at Upland visiting among relatives.
Oeo. Newhouso of ited Cloud passed
through this locality Saturday headed
for Campbell.
Tho familiar face of Win. Andrews of
Highland, was seen In this locality
among old friends Sunday.
A man from Nuckolls county was
in this locality looking for a farm with
tho intention of moving here.
Mrs. J. C. Wilson and Mrs. Duvnl
from near Otto were pleasant guests
of Mrs. Uean one dny last week.
Orrin and Win. Tabor from Cass
county, this state, are hero visiting a
couple of sisters and other relatives.
Wm. Hretthauer will soon start to
keeping store at Otto. Vnything in
tho grocery lino will be found with
Wm. one door south of the postoillce
on main street. Success to you Win.
Ki.oniukk.
A pain in tho chest is nature's warn
iug that pneumonia is threatened.
Dampen a pleco of llanuel with Cham.
berlain's Pain Halm and bind over the
seat of pain, and another on tho back
between the shoulders, and prompt re
lief will follow. Sold by 11. K. (irice,
Druggist.
LINE.
No change in tho weather.
A.McCall is feeding Slhead of steers.
Charley Isom is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. A. McCall is ick with typhoid
fever.
Some of tlio farmers of Line nro sow
ing wheat this fall.
Clark Stephens was in Ited Cloud
last Monday with a load of peaches.
Will Aubushoii purchased one of
Peterson's buggies olio day this week.
ituv. Campbell of Highland will
wrench at Pleasant Dale. Snmlnv i .
!Id, at tl a m. ' '
ltev. lHackwell preached his hist
sermon hole this conference yuai at
the McCall school houso hist Siinda).
The Pleasant Dale Sunday school
was leorgauized last Sunday by ulect
'.B i. andyke, superintendent, K
. Anderson, vice-president. May
ltosenciaiis, sfcretny and treauivi,
.Miss Haskins, organist.
1 roteet your.self against sieknt ., and
-suffering by keeping your blood rich
and pure with Hood's Sar.aparllla
NcaK, thin, impure blood is sine to n.
suit in disease.
Hood's I'ilN are easy to lake, ea to
operate Cure indigestion, biliousness
Iteie's to your good health Uts
"F.eonomy Houeset Cordial." (J
Cotting.
HostolTice Regulations
MxlU.srB2-l'iu rate.-, ehaigeil for
mw is always lixeil hy i ho depart,
muni. N11 box shall he assigned to tho
use nf any person until tlio re it then
of shall ho paid one quartor in advance.
Any poison renting H )0X s entitled tii
have only tho mail for his iy pm
into it. Kauh hox must lie restricted
totl.HUM. of one family, li,,,,, ,.,.,..
poration. In every ca0 Mm post,
master shall give a reeoipt for nione
leeeived for box rent.
CIIUTtCH NOTKS.
&( ji N fui -lillons n-C '
inn C'n mil il u 'ig thi' it i i g.
rrhl.iy, 1st- 'Hefugi '
Saturday, 'Jd."Purgu;'i '
Sunday, -Id, .t.ni ' Hope.'
Sunday, 3d, p.m. 'The Church of
the New Testa i ent." Chart Serin m.
Monday, lth."What Must I do 'o
be Saved " With Diairrani.
Tuesdny, th "The Second Coming
fo Christ."
Wednesday, Cth "Tho Transfigura
tion." Thursday, 7th "The Two Cove
nants." The meetings are deeply impi' slv
with scriptural truth. Come an 1 help
us do good.
L.A. Hi-ssosu.
MKTHOW1ST
Preaching at 10 !)0 a.m , and at S
p.m. by the p.tsor,
Sunday school at 11 30
Junior League at -I p in.
Senior League at T'l.l p.m.
Chapel Sunday school at ') p.m.
'reaching at Amboy at !).
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing. Ladles Aid Society Friday afternoon.
You nro earnestly invited to make
your church home with us.
Rkv J. M. Daiuiv, Pastor
COXOIIKMATIO.VAL.
Sunday School nt 11.45.
Junior Society at -J p. in.
Y. P. S. C.K.atTp. m.
If you have ever seen a little child in
a paroxy.sm of whooping cough, r if
you have been annoyed by a constant
tickling in tho throat, you can appre
ciate thu value of One Minute Cough
Cure, which gives quick relief (' L.
Cotting.
There is a Class of People
Who nro Injiiri'il t- tin- tie of collce. Ilcccntly
llioru tins been plnccil In nil tlio tsrot vry Murea n
new prcennulcm eallcil (ill.MN u. mnileuf puns
Kriilns.ltliRt tnkcn tliu plucu (if colVce. The
most ilellrale slomnoli tccclvi's It wlllioul iIin
Iress, Htiil but feu can lell II from colTee. It
ilocs not cot omt one fourth ns much. Clill
druii mn ilrlnk It with Krcnt bcnulH. I.V' unit
i'.e per pnekime. Try II. Ask forUIIAIN O
What Do the Children Drink.
Don't rIti- them ton oreollee. lime )ou Irlvil
the now food ilrlnk culled (II1AIN O. innik of
pure Rralns llmt takes (ho place of coffee The
rnoro iiialu () ou who uiir chllilreu the more
lienltliuiii ilitrltnitc throiiKh their sjstcms
drain O l nindc nf pure craln, and uheti
properly prepared laMe like the clmltp crailc
of tolfee liii cots about one fourth a- much
All urocers cll It. 15e ami iiie.
Rheumatism,
Oh the Pain!
The aches and pains of Rheumatism
become a constant companion to all who
are victims of this disabling disease.
Much suffering could be avoided if the
first warning pains of Rheumatism were
heeded and the proper treatment at once
taken. But the people generally are
not acquainted with the cause of the
disease, though thousands know its tor
tures. Those who use liniments and
ointments cannot understand why they
grow worse each winter, and find them
selves gradually becoming unable to get
around as they once could; yet they
know that their trouble came on at first
as little aches and pains, which hardly
attracted their attention.
Everybody should know more about
rheumatism; they should know that it
is a peculiar condition of the blood upon
which all the liniments in the world
can have no effect whatever. The
best blood remedy is needed one which
is able to go to the very scat of the
disease, and force it out. Swift's Specific
(S.S.S.) is the right remedy for Rheu
matism, because it is the only blood
remedy free from meccury, potash and
other minerals which intensify the dis
ease, causing stiffness of the joints and
aching of the bones.
Swift's SDecific beini? a real blood rem
edy never fails to cure Rheumatism. It
reaches even the worst cases where the
doctors have made cripples with their
prescriptions of potash and mercury.
Mr. D. R. Johnson, an exteusive lum
ber dealer of Dlackshear, Gu., writes:
4'My wife was for years a sufferer from
Rheumatism, and was treated constant
ly, but could obtain no relief. The pain
was first felt in her left shoulder, and
extended in all directions, increasing
in severity. The doctors said the dis
ease was liable to strike the heart at any
time, in which event death would be
inevitable.
"Every kind of treatment recommend
ed for Rheumatism was given her,
including many blood remedies, but
none utu uer any goon, biie was grow
ing worse all the while, and was reduced
to a mere shadow of ber former self.
"It was at this critical pctiod that
Swift's Specific was given her; the med
icine seemed to reach the disease
promptly, and she at once began to im
prove. One dozen bottles effected a
complete cure, aud she has had no touch
of the disease since."
Every one afflicted with Rheumatism
should take a remedy which can reach
their trouble. S.S.S. will cure the most
aggravated case of Rheumatism.Cstarrh,
Cancer, Contagious Blood Poison, Scrof
ula, Eczema, or any other blood diMue.
It is guaranteed
Purely Vegetable
Books mailed free to any address by
the Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga
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MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
'J'housands of
women arc
troubled at
monthly inter
vals with pains
in the bend,
back, breasts,
shoulders, sides
hips and limbs.
But they need
not suffer.
These pains are symptott b of
dangerous derangements that
con be corrected. The 'ncn
strunl function should of erntc
painlessly.
Wine'ardut
makea menstruation painless,
and regular. It puts the deli
cate menstrual organs in condi
tion to do their work properly.
And that stops all this pain.
Why will any woman suffer
month after month when Wine
of Cardui will relieve her? It
costs f i.eo at the drug store.
Why don't you get n bottle
to-day?
For advice, in cases requiring
special directions, address, giv
ing symptoms, "The Ladies'
Advisory Department," The
Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tcuu.
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Mn. R02ENA LEWIS,
ol Oenatllle, Tim, t)i:
"Iwu troubled tt monthly Interval
wllh terrible paint In mj htid nd tuck,
but hate bean entirely rillettd by Wine
ot Cardui."
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CkltfcMttr'a EuIUh niMmd final
ENNYR0YAL PILLS
OrUtnal aad Onlw OfulM
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MUiiieVmV
Taker
mbuuv
.'.I w-.j. iriisoiv. ,apiti
lliottlll for Cukutlf JTnlu
Brand In Hlsd ind Uold l
Mlri ttmt& wllh hla HMin.
other. Kfnt ifanatmj mbituw
turns and irAil&titmM llllrarrttfr.fMll.
la ,umi fii rtrtkaUr. imuimqIiU toi
' Kllef far r.adlr,' Ulltr, If rrtarn
- nail. iwMW I riiinviiiu Aamt luptr.
Calrhrl('fciitil'..Mi1l... IM.V..
Ccldty
Lwal Umutrw. 1'kUaJa.. I 'a!
J. S. EMIG-H,
DKNTI&T.
PAINLESS DENTISTRV
IK VOU WANT IT.
Crown Bridge Work or Teeth Without Flutes.
POHCKI.AIN JNI.AV
Ami nil thi'lHteM linprovement lu JhiihI mecb
ulrm
Chimney brick,
Cistern brick,
AND
Foundation
Brick.
Ludlow Bros.
SAMPLE ROOMS.
JOHN POLNICKY.
I'KOI'KlKTOU
OEAI.KK IN
Wines,
Liquors,
California Brandies.
PAB8T NILMf AI1KK Beer
ALWAYS ON TAP.
FRKU E. McKEEBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Cit, ami eutiiitry calls promptly me
iwimmI day or night.
NIGHT IMS AT OFFICK.
lOmi K OVKIt (.'OTTlXd's DltfH SrOKK.
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HYOEIA CORSETS.
l.lfii.-iH not ! urj. t or ncea ami ir.
IU uUrt write ilia .M.uiuf.ilnrcii,
f.Ti:HN OUf.T O HI. T.aal Mo.
js3ss2s,s,as&s,g,s&&s&&s&a,&'af3
Tetter, Salt-Klioum uml lM.veiiin.
The intense itchinij und flm.irtinjr inui
dent to these diseasok i-i iti8tiiutlv .ill:iv,,l
l by applying Chutuborluin'a Eve And
sum Ointment. Jlauy very bad eii6ea
have been permanently cured by it. It
ia equally efficient for itching piles and
n favorite remedy for sore nipples!
chapped hands, chilblulns, frobt bites
and chronic sore eyea. 25 cte. per box.
Dr. Cadj's Condltloa Powden, are
just what a horse needs when in bud
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. Thoy nre not food hut
medicine and the best in use to put 11
horse in priruo condition. Prico 25
cents per package.
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BBvlaBBH
dosing Oat VIy
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
Hais Caps, Boots and Shoes,
tid in ta.-t ill goods kept in i (Jenei. Meich-ind-.- .nw
The building is also for sale or will sell building ad stock
together.
G. A. HARRIS, Cowles, Neb.
eity Dray and Express liine.
ROSS Si RIfE, PROS,
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowest.
CITY AGENTS FOR
TRADERS LUMBER CO.,
UKAI.KS5S IN
LUMBER and COAL.
Kt-iilcliiae: Material, Eto.
Red Cloud, - - Nebraska.
HAND MADE HARNESS !
J 'he. he-it Uee:itiM- i' i-, in i te i ,. ,i p ,i,., vh,.,. , ., ,
- .ine-o wmiM uot stunil i'- I .in mine ymi n ,. ' n. 1
'.rule harnes near y as eluMii i vn .n set the uiinon
li.irne-t When ymi want luni" uii- m uml 1.,hk -ivi-r m
telc whieh cannot lie snip i. m-i in the Kepuhlieiui vil'ey.
Fiy Nets, Whips, Saddles, Etc.
ami in fact everything iwunly
hop.
ami in fact everything
hop.
Triininingantl ltenair Work neatly anil
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NER BROTHERS. RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
SHKIUFF'S HALF.
Nutlie Ih liurt-tiy kIm'M Hint iiinlurHiiilbyIrlue
of an unler nf mle iM'iifil from the otlite of ,Ihh,
lliinlcii. clerk of tlio PlMrlrt Court of the Tenth
Judicial DMrlit. within unci fur Wc'ljMor cuimtv.
I Ni'brHika. iim a ili-cree In an action oiullne
therein, uliorcln Marj (). Klcliunls iilnlntllr
niul hkhIiiiiI John Waller, !.oul-a Waller. A. I)
(illliert, S. r. Ollliert, John II I larl ami Kuliilit
(illherl ilefentlantK, I shall infer fur sale at
iiiihllceiulue to the hlxlien Milder for ca-h
In hand, at the east door of the court house, at
ItcJ Cloud, In said WubMer comity, Nehranka,
(that heliiK the linlldlni; wherein tho lam term
of said court wio holilen) o' the tilth day of
Almost, A. I 1WT. at one o'clock p. m. of
ahl day, the followliiK ilesrrlheil property,
tn It
'l'hi'soiitlreiit iiiarler in'U) of section font
(i Kiuiishlp two :!), mirlli In laiiKe ten (til1
wi-t nf the Ktli i, in In Wehster ronnty S'e
lllllkH
liUen under my haml HiIh ?kl i1a d'
.1 I) A. II., SW7,
J. W. lifhciii.v, sherltr.
Jamih Mi Nr.sv, I'lalutlft'N Attorney.
'I his le waMoiillmuil for uant of llddcrs
until ihe .".lit da of Octouer, I SOT. at one o'clock
p. in l.lxiu nmlir III) hand llils :isi da of
AiiKllsl, lxt'T.
J. V. ItiihciiKV, herltr
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MUFFS SALE.
Nutli'i lhlii'iel uhtntliat under ami In vlr
In'- nf .111 order of sale lmed from the ofhco ol
lem.- Iliiiileii. clerk of Ihe DlMrlct rnurt o
to.- Ti'iilli Judicial IHslrlct. within ami fni
' iliur 1 uitnt. Nelirata. upon a ilecne In at:
ri'Mnii ieudi k theielu. herein Parker Ham
suitt Is plalullll. ami UKalUKt Janics (,'oiinor
.1 In 1 minor. William Alder, AIIum
Ir.tamlrenl mime unknown, are defendant
1 hull uler for sale at public endue, to the
I l-iliL.t didder for cash lu hand, at the et
0 nr of the court house, at lied Cloud, In said
'Ij-,ci couiil, Neliraska. (that Ociiik the
lii.UdltiK wherein the last term of said court was
1 Men) on the nihility or October. A II.. Ikut
I o'rl icic p m. of said 1I115. ihe follonlin.
.1 rrtdfil property towll:
I'he inirtliwe-t iiunrter of sectlmi number
1 'hlccuul'O In townnlilp number time
h'e
mirth In inline number eleM'ii (ill west of t
i.th r M. lu Webster county. Nebraska,
'ilu'ii under omy hand litis- Tth da) of "-eii
tember. A. I). !?.
.1. W. lle.Mior. herlir.
U- MiN'i.n. 1'liillltltt's Attorue).
SUEIUFF'S SALE.
Notice I hereby Klentl:at under ami hy vit
lue ol an order of sale Usui it from th'i olllcuof
nines Hurden clerk nf the District Court of the
Tenth Judicial lllstrlct. within ami for Web
ster county. Nebraska, upon a decree lu no action
peiidliiK therein, wherein Cliaries II, Totter
iilalullll and airalnst Thomas Ouliiii. ile
1 (umlaut I hall urter for sale at pitblle veil-
lue, 10 lite hi!hel bidder for cash In hand
at the. east door of ihe Court house, at Ited
('tout, Nebrasku, (that deliiR the bulldlnj;
wlu rent the last term of said court was
holilen) on the Mill day or October. A. O. IIW.
at niio o'clock 11.111, or said da) the following
itcsirlbed property, towlti
The north half of the nurthcast iiunrtcraml
the north half of the northwest iUrterof see
lion iwentv elslit C.N) town tlirce (:n norili
ranee ten (ID) west of the Mil I', M, In Webster
count), Nebraska.
cjven under my hand this Tth day of Sep
temticr, A.I). H97.
.1. W. ItONCliKV, Shorlff.
J. . Oiliusi. Pliilullfr's Attorney.
rArKt'i
, HAIR IAL8AM ,
Clunwi and tontine tat batr.
rruiuiitri a iaiuritni growui.
rrarer Valla to llntora Oray
11a xouiaiui
Youthful color.
Cunt Kip dlwsKi M hslr LiliDj.
Ualr to ;
aur.antltl
tun UrtiriUU
Bi
Entire Stock. (J
ADAHS EXPRESS CO.
iwnnly kp' in i r.' . I ii d trne
piuinptlj attenileil n
O. BUTLER.
As well as in the thick of the battle, Is
a time when a man should be careful
about neat and correct dressing. First
impressions are half the victory. Who
has a better chance, even in looking for
a situation, than the young man whose
attire is an evidence of taste, thrift and
judgment? Young men who wish to
prosper should order their Sulta mad
Overeoatn from
M. BORN & CO.,
The dreat Chicago Merchant Tailors,
Sow ovtrXyri. at (Ac head of the Cuttom Trad,
All ages can be suited. Style, fit and
workmanship are guaranteed. The
world's best looms supply the material.
n But ii .!.; The Most Economical.
OO.IIff IILKCTID riTTIRKH TO ORD1K JS0M.
CALL ON
SlIlilUFF-S SALE.
l-'lrsi publlciitlou .-ept, 21.
Nntlio Is hereby Kleu Unit umlei nml d li
luenfmi enter ol ah Issued from tin olln e uT
.lames Hurden. Clerk of the lllstrlct Court of Ihel
Tenth .ludleliil Illstrht, within mid fir WUiMcr
('(itinty, Nebraska, upon a decree lu an action
pending therein, wherein lliirlhun Wan) llniK
Company U plaliilin, ami HKiilust ' II I. nil,
ilefeudaut, I sliall oiler forsaleal public emliio
to the hlnhesi bidder for cash lu hand, at the
eastilooruf the lourl house, at lied Cloud. In
snlil Webster I'ounty, NebraiikB, (that belnic the
liulldlUK wherein tlio last term of said court was
holilen) on tlicLTth day of October. A.M I HOT, at
one o'clock p.m. or said da), the following de
scribed propert..to wit:
The southwest ipiarterof se tlon twenty ilirct
(il,) township one (1.) north ruiiRe twclvo (I.'.)
west of the flili I". M. In Webster county. Neb
inska. ,
aiven under my hand thin y.'d day of sjeptem
bcr. A.I). m,
-I. V. IIiim-iiky. f berJlT.
,Ur .McNi.nv. I'lliitirra Attorney.
TIME TABLE.
B. & M. R.Y
HE I) CLOUD, XEIill.
LINCOLN
OMAHA
CHWAiW
ST. JOE
Kansas urn
ST. LOriS and
nil ii)i)Ux msl uml
south.
liENVEll
HELENA
nUT'JE
SALT LAKE U'Y
PORTLAND
SJ. Fi.WClSCO
uml nil points
west.
nuiSh i.i.avk ah roLLown;
No. i;u. KrvlKlit. dally except J'nmliiy
lor Wjmotcand all point east H'Ula.m,
No lrt. I'asseiiKer, dally lor M. .Ine.
Kansas city. Atchison, St.
I.011U and all points east and
south 10:01) a.m.
Mi. Y4. Accoiiimniiaiino, iihh) except
Mimlii). llastliiKs, (iraud Is
land. Ilhick llllis nml all
points In the northwest I:'."ip.rn
No Ml Accuininodatloii, dally except
Miuilay, Oberllu, Kansas, ami
Intermediate stations, via Ile
tiiihllpnn 1.ns.. .
No.
01. FiclKht, dall), W)more and
St. Joe nnil Intermediate
Junction point ... !-':() nm
rt.1. FrctKht.ilally for llepubllcaii
Orleans.Oxfonl nml all points
west . . .. .IUi.l0s.ni.
No.
No
in. rHsnuiiKi'i. unii, ueuver, ail
poliils lit Colorado, I'tah ami
California M;40pm
blteiiltiK. illnliiB. and rcellnlin; chair can,'
I seats free) on ihrotiKli traliiN. Tickets sold and
Damage checked to any point In the 1'iilted
Slates or Canada. "iti:'
Kor Information, time tablt-N, maps or tickets
?nll on or HiliIrPKR A. Counter. Aeent IiVil
Jloml. Nebr. or J. Krancls. lieneral " ;i,.n"?r
Agent nmslm. ebriikH. K
UANUOLPH AlcNiri',
ATTOHNKY and COUNSELOR AT WW,
i.S)eiftli ,At,lu"li"n to '"nimerclal nnd
Probate Litigation.
MOON ULOCK,
KEU CLOUD, .NKIIIUSKA.
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