TMJfi KJBD CLOUD CHIEF; FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 197.
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out pain or gripe. SnM by all ilnurgUtn. n efiiti.
Tlie txily I'lllt tu take mIIIi 1 1 cm I i .Sarsaparllla.
Whiter Dairying.
The Rltuatlon In thn tlnlry line may
be greatly helped hy progressive- dairy
Ken making winter diilrylriK their
principal line of work. At tho preent
time there are bo mnny thnt produce
butter in tho summer that tho price In
always deDretwcd lu tho Bummer
months, und deprMHed, to, to Huch a
point thnt tie prolltB are entirely
wiped out, except whore butter Is pro
duced under exceptional condition!,
Winter dairying would dccreano the
amount of butter that In thrown on the
market in the summor time. It would
help the dalryuion in a number of
ways. The amount bolng lessened,
there would be in summer no tlmo
when the butter would lie exceptional
ly low. This would prevent speculators
from buying up cheap butter and put
ting it In cold trtoruKO to bo brought
out and sold In winter In competition
with wlnter-niftdo butter. Thus tho
prices would be kept at about an tiver
aru the ywar round. This condition of
affnlrs would yield the greatest profit to
butter makers. Fluctuating prices arc a
detriment to any business, except that
f speculation. Stable prices eliminate
tte speculator. Stable prloco have tho
effoct of Btlmulatlug tho consumption
f any article. A sudden rise of prices
generally curtails sales till the people
get used to paying tho advance. The
efforts of tho dairymen should bo to
bring about uniformity so far as pos
sftle. The men that must begin the win
ter dairying are our most progressive
aen, the men that have silos, or at
least that know how to provide their
tm with succulent food In wlntor and
feed In a way that will keep up a con
stant flow of milk. We cannot expect
the men that never read and seldom
think to make a success of winter
dairying. It requires more skill than
It does to do summer dairying, or, wo
aould say, reoklees dairying, letting
tings take tbetr course.
One objection to winter dairying has
been that It require too constant
wvrk, the sowing of special succulent
crops la tie spring and summer, the
sjatberlng of them In the fall, and the
eare of the milk and butter and their
In the winter, making twelve
atha of work. It Is much easier to
work seven er eight months In the
umaaer method of dairying and have
a few months ot good, solid rest But
whe oao fairly expect to thrive on
working part of the time airing the
year? Because winter dairying makes
It pewalble to put in twelve months ot
IM paying work Instead ot eight la
erne of the reaaons why it should pay a
sjreaear prott Few can hope to get
a nMoa presH out of eight months'
work m oat ot twelve. It baa been
Bgved out that milk and butter la the
winter are worth on the average about
M per eestt aaere Una In the summer.
Mad no (feat la the asserted fact that
the total milk production for the year
la eeten' M par cent more, ana ytj
Tut n aanalderable advanoe. The rea
son far this Uereased tow of milk la
In bna fact that during overy
r nhere Is a dry period when
tke pastures gat vary short and the
grass rarr dry. During thla time the
cows are not generally ted on succu
lent fodder to keep up the flow of milk.
The supply falls sft, and, as all dairy
men know, never get hack to Its for
mer abundant flow. The loss from this
cause is very great, when we take Into
consideration the millions of cows In
tho country. By a proper course ot
feed the winter dairyman avoids this
pitfall. If he feeds silage the preven
tion ot any such falling off Is easy.
Dven If he tseds ether eaeeulent feed
wlU abundnnss ec grain teod the sue
rare' avoids anything corresponding to
the summer drouth, and keeps up the
lew at milk trees the time of Use aaw
eesnlng la fresh ta the time of drying
np previous to calving again.
esse use the argument thai It all
rush lata winter dairying there will be
no presto In It tor any one. That la a
etJakncy that need not he guarded
Sflalaet. Winter dairying In too much
like work lor everyone to run into It.
Most men.eare so much for ease that
they will take the easiest route, wheth
er It pays sr not. Thtn there are a
great many men that are beyond the
reach ot this propaganda, and tiiey
will never think ot changing. Alto
nether, there Is no danger that the
number In this particular line will be
come so great that profits will drop to
nil.
A Flan That Failed. Some years ago,
saysyHoard's Dairyman, we ran acroea
the following terse bit of dairy experi
ence, from a Wisconsin local paper: A
friend appeals to ub to suggest some
thing for the fly tormonted milkers.
It's no use, my veteran friend, we've
tried It. Once, when a boy, we thought
-we would fix a frisky hetfor, and so tied
her tall to our boot Btrap. The hoifor
Kftve two or threo Jerks', and then got
right up In raeetln' and lit out. We
well, wo managed to heop up with tho
heifer with the assistance of tho tall,
but there was altogether too much con
fusion about It to make It Intorcbtlnr
Wo are certain It was no time for reudJ
ing tho scriptures, or family worship.
It la much safer to let a cow switch her
tall than to switch u boy.
CIIUflGir NOTES.
MF.TIIODIST ,
Uev. .lame Mm It U.U itv will pi each
SmmiIii hwh'mIhi! mi Hit' "I'wwer f tlio
(Impel," "' "'"til"' Mt'l'iii Pulpit n
Failure "
The ii ("titling eMcr, V 11. Alo.vitulrr
(if tho iliii It-i unl piuucli in tltu cull
ing. Stiutlny icliool at J 1:30.
Chapel Sunday school at .') p.m.
Senior I.cukuu utl'niJO Instead of 7.
Puiillu scrvlcu at 710.
Prayer mooting on Wednesday own
ing at 7 S!0
Ladles Aid Society Filtluy afternoon.
You nm earnoMtly iiuiteil to nmku
your cluiroli lioimi with tii. Seats
fid and stiatiKH's niailo welcome.
Hr.v. J. M. Daiiiiv, Pastor.
nintartAN ciiuiicn.
Sermons at thu tetniliu' hours on
Nov. Mtli,
Morning tlieme, "Kternal Llao."
Kutiii)g thumc, "Our Siilu of a U. S.
SUtnlii'il Dollar."
L. A. Hism)NO, Pastor.
CONOUEUATIONAI,.
Smithy school at 11:15.
Y. P. S. C. K. n
, ntdi.'lOp. m.
ame'ricanbeauty.
Women u
America have u
typo of beauty
p o cull a r to
themselves Tlio
climate, habits
and social pecu
liarities, a V (1
combined t o
product! a type
of womanhood
(iiitc distinct
from tlio womt n
MM
of other countries.
It lias become al
most an everyday occurrence fir the
nobility and royal blood of Kurope to
eioss the water In search of an Ameri
can beauty, for tho United States h.ts
become famous tliimiglimit tlio world
The Amtiieaii beauty i a peculiar
jiioiluct of this country. She lias,
however, one l'niiidable enemy, not
only to her beauty, but to her health
as well. That enemy in indigenous to
tlio cliurite ami soil ol the United
States It is called catarrh. Almost
every woman has it in mild or severe
forms. Our climate makes it well
nigh tiuaMiid.ible. It Is tlio only
natural enemy Hi" American woman
has. Not on I.) i.s 'i o United States thu
home of catarrh, I- it it isalou thyhonui
ot the now wurld-famous catarrh
icinetly, lV-ru na Tho metll.il pro
fession has at lat succeeded in duvisinj
n ri inedy ft r the well-nigh utiivcisal
disease.
Dr. llartmau tlio original com
pounder of Pe-ru-na. has a recent book
on chronic catarili which he will .semi
free to any address for nslunt time.
Address the Pe-ru-im Drue M'firCo..
Columbus, ).
Ask your tirtiRj?ist lor a tree I'e-ru-na
Almanac, for 18D8.
Our Clubbing List
Below we present u list of a num
ber of thu leading magazines, iiowh-
papers, farm papors, eto., with prices
they cau bo had In connection with
The Km Cloud Cuigf.
Wo nmst hnvo ono yearly sub
bcriptitm to the Chief with each peri
odical ortlerod, hut both need not nec
essarily bo sent to tho sawo address.
PICI
Omaliftllre w U.oo
Vftrm mid Flrvtltlu, s ra ... so
Idle Hume Companion...- to
fit. Loiria Olobo Ueraoorat, a w. 1 OU
LunbollleCoivler Journal, w ltu
Clatsmiatl Time star, w
Vblla(tlihla 1'rcM, w... ........ lliO
the tAitoago Tribune, w........ 70
Ttiti ClilraRo Tribune, J . 4 00
Hooky Mountain News, w ....... 1 en
Kocky Mountain Nc, il. 7fO
ClnclmiHtl Kiuiiilrer, w.... .. ?:
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too
100
100
1IW
100
100
100
ion
100
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too
100
100
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100
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125
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l.tfipiHiutt't MaKeltic, in-.. :00
()oU')'h MdKiulue, bi .., too
(Itinorcnt'HFnnillyMnKnJne.tn 1 00
I.exlle llliiktratnl M'eokl),w '4110
Atlantic Monthly, in -too
KmiMNriiy Slur, w ....... n
OmsKu Jinlil I'nrmer, w 100
Atiu'rlcun Wumaim Ulin-tnitcit
World, . ... I Ml 100 .ISO
Snu Pruiickco I'luonlclo, w.. 150 100 2 00
Han KrawdH'o Chronicle, it..... A TO 100 A 70
UriTiUTB flnA'ltu, v, .. uu) luo ai.'i
NcbmikmlKniiMs Farmer, in -JS 1 00 let)
The above oilers ure mudo only to
new subscribers who pay one full year
in advance.
Tub Ked Cloud Ciiikf,
Red Oloud.Neb.
After meals .you should have simply
n feeling ot comfort ami satisfaction.
Yon should not feel any special Indica
tion that digestion is going on. If you
do, you have indigestion, wbish means
uot-digestlon. Tills may be the be
ginning of so many dangerous diseases,
thnt it is best to take It in hand at onco
anil treat it with Shaker Digestive Cor
dial. For you know thnt indigestion
makes poison, which causes pain aud
sickness. And that Shaker Digestive
Cordial helps digestion antl cures in
tligostiou. Shaker Digesttvo Cordial
does this by providing tho digestive
materials In which tho sick stomach
is wanting. It also tones up ami
strengthens the digestive organs mid
iiiukos tnein poricciiy noaltliy. This is
the rationale of its methods of cure, as
nit; uociors wouiti say. soul by drug
gists, price 10 cents to $1.00 per bottle.
m
Tetter, Salt-Ithoara and Koiorau.
. T? intense itching and smarting inci
dent to these diseases is instantly allayed
by nnnly!nR Chamberlain's Eyo and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad casts
have been permanently cured by it. It
is equally efficient for itching piles nnd
u favorito remedy for sore nipples;
chapped hands, chiblains, frostbites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per bos.
. l)r. Cady's CondHlon Powders, ire
3i r what a horse needs when in b -1
ct .dltiojj, Tonio, blood puiiflcr in,l
vr iltuge. They are not food but
mt .Heine and the beat In use to i
hnisj iu prime condition I'm, ..
I ':'tiu per package
W
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100 Reward $100.
Tho readers of this papor will be
pleased to learn that thcro Is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in alt Its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
tho only positive euro known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hails Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally, actlngdltcctly
upon tho blood niitl mucous surfaces of
tliti system, tlioieby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the p.itient strength by building up tin
constitution ami assisting uatuiu in
doing its work. The proprietois have
so much faitli in its curative powers,
Hint tiiey offer one hundred dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list nf testimonials.
Address, !'. J. CIIKNKY CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hall's family pills art the bct.
Klondike
What down it cost to get there? When
stid bow should you go? What should
ono take? Where uro the mines How
much have they produced? Is work
plentiful? What wages are paid? I
living expensive? What are one's
chances of "making a strike"?
Compieto mid satisfactory replied to
the above questions will he found in
thu Hiirlingloii Koine' "Klondike
Folder," now ready for tlistr'uutioii.
Sixteen pages of practical information
ami au up-to-date map of Alaska and
the Klondike. Free at Htirlingtou
Koutu ticket otliccs, or sent on receipt
of four cents in stamps by J. Francis
(Jes'l Passenger Agent, Burlii.gtoii
lloiite, Omaha, Nebr.
Burlington RoutoOaliforniaiExcur
sions. Cheap, Miiick, comfortable. Leave
Omaha IslKi p.m., Lincoln (i.H) p.m. anil
Hastings 8:fi0 p.m. every Thursday in
clean, modern, not crowded tourist
sleepers, No transfers; eais run rigli'
through to San Francisco and Lo
Angeles over the scenicroute through
Dunver and Salt Lake City. Cars ai-e
carpeted, uphol.-tered in rattan; have
spring seats anil backs ami mo provid
ed wi'li curtains, bedding, towels, soap
etc. Uniformed porters and expet ienc
etl exclusion conductors accompany
each excursion, relieving passengers of
bother about baggage, pointing out ob
ieets of interest and in mnny other
ways helping to mako the overland
trip a delightful experience. Second
class tickets are honored. Herths .T.
For folder giving full information,
call nt nearest Hurlington Route ti'ket
olllce, or wilte to J. frauds, (. p A
Omaha, Neb.
Notico to Toachcrs.
Notice is hereby given that I will ex
amine all persons who may desire to
oiler themselves us candidates for
teachers of the public schools iA this
county, at Ked Cloud on the third Sat
urday of each month.
Tho standing desired for M antl 3d
grade certitloato is tho same no gratle
olow 70 per cent., average 89 per cent;
for first grade certificate no grade be
low 80 per cent., average DO per cent in
all branches required by law.
D. M. Huntkk, County Supt.
Perfectly harmless, but very power
ful Is "Koonomy Boneset Cordial," a
remedy par-excellence for all forms of
indigt-stbn. For salo by C. L. Cutting.
What Do the Children Drink.
Han't give then tea or ourTee. Have yon tried
the iuw food (kink called (IKAINO. mule or
pure grains tlmt like tlio place o coffee. The
raoreOmlnO you give your children tbemuro
heallli yoo distribute throuirb their yciun.
drain O tu made of pare grains and when
properly prepared tauten like the choice grades
ui oance out cokm annul one loiirtti as uucu
au Krurvra eu it.
ISe aud ic.
- -
Erervbody Fa) Ko.
Crtspnrets Csndv Cntlmrtir, tho mont won'
ilerftil iiKslfnil dlseiixereof Iho nee, tlcin
.ml nnd refrnslniiK to Hie lasle, net gentlv
mitt nosltlvelv on klilnovs. liver nnd bowels,
I'leniiHlijf,- thn entire sysurni, dispel cnlda,
cine heiuliiulia, fever, hithitii.tl cnuHtlmllon
and billntivnesH. Pleaso luiv nnd trv n hot
of (J. (J. (3. terlny ; 10, 'Si, 00 cents. Hold and
guuramccti to cure uy nil urUKglsis.
Try Grain ! Tr ylQrain-O !
Abk jotw (jroetr today t aliow jou h paokaKO
of UlfAlNO. tho new food Urfiik llmt tatea
the place of rettae. The lilldren may drink It
without Injiirj' a well i the adult. All who
Uy It like It. OUAINtl Laa that rleh acal
brown ef Mocha or .laTa.Ibnt It la maile from
prat) uralna, aud (ho mmt delicate Homach ro
roirei 11 without dlatrcin. U Mie prlcic of oolTeo
15 and c per package. Sold by all grocer.
RduratnToar llownU Willi Cu-r.ireta.
.iJn'r H'V1.''"""'-'- CU4'' foiiallpatloti foreier.
lOe.SSfl. If C.O O tall. drowjUtiri-f mid tiimii-v:
Edncate Voar Bowels With Cuacarata.
in? fi0Ahc; ?.ur? eonatlpatlon forever,
loo, Iftc. If a O. O, fall, druKRista refund money.
BLADDER
TROUBLES
aro inconvenient durlntr the dav and
destroy rest at night. They make life
a misery instead oi a messing. They
affect many persons after they reach
the age of 40, and are usually accom
panied oy a uccay oi vuai power.
They can bo
CURED
Dr. Hobbs SparagtiH Kidney Tills,
procured of Ktihn & Co. druggists,
have done me a wonderful amount of
good in a very short time. They have
cleared up 'my water aud relieved tho
Irritation of my bladder, antl s'.oppcd
the pain in my klduuys. Thanks to
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills.
(ir.o. A. CAim:it, SUM S. 35th St.,
Omalia, Nub.
HOBBS
Sparagus Kidney Pills.
II0UUS RCMKUY CO., PnorniETons, Cniwot
Dr, iiobin i'i)l I or fcaii) in ui;i uboL'l), NKH
byC L.COTTINO, I)rir.i-t
No
Patchwork!
One of the most encouraging features
of n cure Miadc by S.S.S. (Swift's Specific)
is Its permanency. Of nil diseases, it is
well known that those of the blood are
the most obstinate, and therefore the
most difficult to cure. The medical
profession, in fact, have yirtually ad
mitted that a real, decpseated blood
disease is beyond their skill.
Of course, their admission is not made
in so many words, but actions speak
louder than words, and their inability to
cure, after months and often years of
treatment, is sufficient evidence that dis
eases of the blood cannot be cured by
doctors. Their mercurial mixtures, al
though taken faithfully, only cover up
the symptoms of the disease, inducing
the patient to feel that he is being cured;
but when lie is sooner or later seized
with stiff joints, pain in the bones, etc.,
the evidence of the doctor's patchwork
isconclusivc. Such results cannot be ex
pected from the use of S. S. S. Being
purely vegetable, containing no harm
ful mineral ingredients, it is the only
bjood remedy which acts ou the true
principle of forcing the disensc from
the system, bulldinir tin rather than
tearing down the health. No loss of
hair, no stiff joints, no decrepit mercu
rial wrecks result from the use of S.S.S.
II. L. MYURS.
Mr. II. h. Myers.of loo Mulberry street,
Newark, N. J., made the mistake of re
lying upon remedies based upon mineral
ingredients, aud for the hundreds of
doHars which he invested received only
disappointment in return. He says :
"I was afflicted with a terrible blood
disease, which was lu spots at first, but
afterwards spread all over my body.
These soon broke out into sores, and it
is easy to imagine the suffering I en
dured. "Before I became convinced that
the doctors could do no good I had
spent a hundred dollars, which was
really thrown away. I then tried vari
ous patent medicines, but they did not
reach the disease. When I had finished
my first bottle of S.S.S., I was greatly
improved and was delighted with the
result. The large red splotches on my
chest began to grow paler and smaller,
and before long disappeared entirely. I
regained my lost weight, became strong
er, and my appetite greatly improved.
I was soon entirely well, end my skin as
clear as a piece of glass."
S.S.S. is a sure cure for all manner
of blood diseases, and disappointment
never results from its use. It is
Purely Vegetable
and one thousand dollars will be paid
for proof that it contains a particle of
mercury, poUsh.orothermineral. S.S.S.
is sold by all druggists.
Valuable books oa blood and skin dis
eases will be mailed free to all who ad
dress Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
FRED E. McKEEBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
City and country calls promptly an
swered day or night.
NIGHT CALLS AT OFFICE.
Ofkick ovkk Cottin'8 Dituo Stoiir,
TIMETABLE.
B & M. R.Y
RED CLOUD, NKUH.
LINCOLN
OMAHA
CUICAUO
ST. J OK
hANHAS wrr
ST LOUIS awl
all points at si and
miuth.
DKNVEH
11 F LENA
IIUTIE
SALT LAKE CV
PORTLAND
S.U FJUXCISC0
nnd nil jiuittii
west.
TBAIfN LKAB AS rOLMWei
Ko. no, KrclHht. dally except Sunday
for WyiDaroaad all point cat.t 8:00a i.
No 18. PaxawiKer. dally fur St. Joe.
Kanaaa City. Atahleon, HI.
Iioulaandail polnta can and
onth -10:00 a.m.
Ni. 113. Arooianiodatlon, dally exempt
Miuday. llavltiiKK, (Iriuxl la
lund. Ulack lfllia nnd all
AolutB In tlio norlhwet... cuop.ot.
ccommodatlon, dally except
Sunday, OberHn, Kanaaa, and
Intermediate ataUoni, via He
lmbllean 12:05 p.m.
No, 01, KrelKht, dally, Wymoro and
St. Joe and Intermediate
junction points-. . 13:10p.m.
No. 63. FrctKht, flatly for Republican
Orleans, Oxford and all polnta
.. west 10:30a.m.
No. lf. 1'aMicimer. dally. Denver, all
points In Colorado, Utah and
California........ 8:40p.tn.
bleeping, UinliiK, and reclining chair cara'
(aeata free) on tliruuicli trains. Tlckcta aold and
baxKUKO checked to any point lu the Unltod
Slatea or Canada.
For Information, tlmo tablca, mapa or ticket
coll on or addrekk A. Conom, Agent, Itcd
Cloud, Nebr. or J. HranclH, General raasenecr
Agent Omaha. Nebraska.
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CfclrhMttr't Kull.k niaum J Rml
NNYROYAL PILLS
Orfalafcl ami Oal aaBlaA.
r. Klw; iclltkl. uoiii uk
uhUVtvU Id lua maVtll miW
mm. mm ua Mm ittkoii. Take
f aaf Ik Hna tut utile
m "UuFfar Ka
7---ratVI.TritBlcal
HuaJimttutoi. a0tuilJU.fiaiia.
tut jwtlcllu.
:itn. MitamUta ui
B.UW
OtwtUU.
Pvn't rilijr(iiSill and Sniuka lour HIV Amy.
To quit tobacco easily und forovcr bonui
octlc fullor life, nrrvound liror. talio No-To-Ila,
itiownndir worker, tlmt mnlirw wenlt men
strong. All drugiriata,i0oorl, Cnrogimran.
tenl llooltlei iiinl anmplq frco. Addreaa
Sterling llomcdy Co , cblvavo or JJow York.
aulsMl
WllLWATION OF SUMMONS.
iYMlr'r.1 J!01" of Weliitor Coinil). Nclraka
Kllabctli l'olter, l
rialntlir.
ML
Ocenr M. Poller. I
Defciiilant, )
Ahovo narncil defeiidnnt will tnko notice tlmt
'. "J,'eilJ!'l.',.l,'r of lol,w- W l'llnllir above
named ai;d lit-rpdlrlou In tho above entitle!
court against him. alleging their marriage, cub
oil1 V"il cx,rc;(' cruelty by defendant to plain
till and dcerlloii and failure to mnp irt f.y de
fcudant and prnjlng fur au nboltue illxirce
fronidcfeiidatil and the ciutody of their chll
droit. 1 efeiidant l rcuulrcd to anitter on or
boforo .November 3.M. Jw, or petition will bo
akenntriio and judgment rendered accord
'",'? . . KnaAni.Tii I'otTKit
ItANnoLfii McNitt, Plaintiff ' Attorney.
SilEHlFF'S SALE.
l'itkt.liblltatlollOet. 2!.
Xnllr e Ik bnrnliv t.li. it il.n. i n
, -"- -.".. p.'." nun iiiiiivi nun nyir
toe of on order of alelncd f rom thu ollii v of
James lltirdcu. Clerk of thu I)lirk t t'otirt of the
Tenlli Judicial District, nlthlu nnd for Webster I
county, Nctiintka, upon a decrio lu au action'
ponding therein, wherein P. K. Dcdcrlrk Is
i mill i, mi iiMiuki Kinert ncut). Delia lleur
iisMlfu. I lrt .Nallnnal Hank llluu Mill
t.r . and Slark llrolher. defendant. I slmlt
ii'ler fur sale at public vendue to the hlglicl
l Idcr for taMi hi hand, tit the eait doom!
the court liuuse, at Ked Cloud. In said Web
t county, hubraskn. (that being the building
w ncrcln the lal term of said court wa holdcnl
i'i the ;)tN day of November. A.D IMI7. nt two
u clock p.m. tf said day. tho following do
Mrtlad properly, to wit:
Thu norlliciKt iiuartcr of lectloii four (4),
lowiMilp lour (4.) nortli range nine (0.)
west of thoiilh P.M. lu Webster county, Neb
tllttii miller my hand this '.Mh day of Otto
I r, V.D. lsw.
, , , !. W. IIcnuikv, shurlir.
.'I.T I'otTMt. Plftluilir Attorney.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lOtlee MierebygU en Unit underaiid by virtue
nn order of sale lvied from the olllio of Ja
, ''h'.'h 5;',erlc, of ,,,G. '",tfl't 'oott of tho Tenth
.1 idltlnlDlMrlcl wlihln yiid for Wcbh!r county, '
DMska iii.on nilciTic lu nu nitlnn pending
i m u, ui'iTclii'lhvdctHiatk liiMirnticcf'om
1 i I. I'laitilliriindiigiiiiistllertTlppelt", l.utle
'i p "it- I'Hi.ky TlpieltF. Irnelfhattler riar ,
u llpitli- ii ml l.oltlu npcttKrcdefeid
..it. 1 shrill oiler for vile at public vendue i
li the hlgheM bidder f rciikb lu hand, attbo1
cast dour of the court house, nt Itcd (loud, lu
?, . ",u, Mtr . ro' m-T -M-'brnskn, (that being
the building w herein the Inst term of nld court
vn holdfiil on tho .loth day or November. A
',,W at one o'clofk p.m. of said da), the
following decrlbed property, to wit:
The north halt of the southeast iiur.rtcr of
(section thirty (kip, township four (41 range
twelve (W) west of the nth J .M. In Webster
(oonty. Nebraska.
(liven under my haad this 2Slh da) of
October, A. 1)., s7, '
, ,, . . J. W. Humiiisv, Sheriff
A. M. ai.tkr, Plaliulira A Homey.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Nollco la hereby glinn tlmt under nnd by lr I
tie of an order of salo NmiciI from tlio olhcu of I
.lumes llurden. clerk of iho DMrlct Court of
the Tenth Judicial District, vrlililu aud for '
woiiMir county, .Nebraska, upon u decrio In tin
llllll.ill ,,,,. II,.... L.( -..! ............ ... . .
... w. I'VM'.i.is .fiVIUIIi. l.llt'fl'IU .-HUliniVXA l.flll 1
iV Tri St ('Ollll)lMIV In tilillllllir. ami nirnliiwl
leuou lieuniug uicreili. Wliere II Xe bravm Limn
Mnrlou Alexander. Cntheiluu Alexander. Trail i
rmi)bln, tieorpo ll)bln. Henry (iund trustee,
John Doe, real name iiukunw u, ( hrN Koehlcr,
and first National naiikof llluolllllarcdefend I
ntitH I shall niter for fale at piibllcvcudue. to the
iiiKiiui niiiucr inr casn in luiiul, at the cant
door of tku court house, at lied (.'loud, lu said
Web-lwt cotiiily. Nebiiuka, (that be'ng the
building wherein tho Inst term or said court was
huldcit) on the triil day of November, A. I)., lsp",
nt 1 o'clock p. in. of s.rld day, the following
described property Kiwlt:
The southeat ouarler of section fourteen (11)
and Iho north hnlf of the southwest iiuartorof
silltn thirteen (131 all lu township' fonr(l)
imMh rango twehe (li) west or thvCth P. Jl. In
lu Webster ioimty, Ncbrisku.
, (lit en under cuiy hand rnln ith dni of Octo
bir, A.D. 18W.
, , '!'iV' Hi'NSMKV.Sliorlff.
(ito. r. Wwh, Malntln NAItonu:).
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice hi hereby given thnt under and by vlr
tuoot an order of sale Issued frain th oDIcc of
.iame llunloii clerk of the District Court of the
Tenth Judlalat DMrlct. within am) for Web
Mcrcouuty.Nchrakla. upn iidecrcolnaii action
pending 'herein-, wheraln Albert hlttiltle
la plaiutlll and against Abrahnm llartmau.
Iluchanaii Wind Mill Company and Mlinaukee
Harvester Company aro defendants, i g,nn
offer for sale at public vendue, to Rio highest
bidder for cash In hand at the east door of
the court house, at Ued Cloirl, Nebraska, (that
lielNg the building whewiu the last team of
anld court was holden) ou tho .'d (hiy of
November. A. D. 18U7, nt one o'clock p.m. of
Ntftlday, tho fallowing dctcrlbcd property, to
wit:
The southeast Minuter of Section tweutjfoiir
(S4) hi township Uiree (.") north of range
twelve (VJ). west of the CUi !'. SI. In Webs
county. Nebraska.
OItoii under my hand tliha yiilh dy oi Oc
toocr. A. D. 17.
. -J: w- KuNciisr. Sheriff.
(1kiuo, Kinalbh A HiRH. and
CiiiNhv & Wai.iihbs.. PlalntlfTa Attorney.
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS.
Nlhtalct court of Webster rountr.
weu(Kt' n.i.niiiiiiiKiinin,
l'lalnthT.
va
J. Lowell Mooro and -Moro
his wife tlrst name
unknown,
nefeudanta.
Tbenbovo defondanta will tako notice Hint
on the 14th day of October. 1877. plaintiff tllsd
b-la petition iu tho above wiMtled court agalnw
them thu prner whereof In for thu forecluauro
of n tax deed covering tho uorthwvfit ouarter of
section tweutr-four. township three, range
twelve, Webster county, Nebraska, and a tax
deed covering tho southeast ijuarUT of section
fourteen, township tlueo, raugu twelve, hi said
ounty nnd statu, given to Jamea I,. Ilrlttaln
uoii surrender of tax certificate by the U-ens-urcrofsnld
county upon the loth day of No
vember. lhw.', by said Urillaln and asBlgned by
Mill claim deed to plaintiff, certificate having
been sued to Jiiiiick I,. Ilrlttaln uptm pubNii
MileofaaldUuda for tho iinpaldtaxetioriS.su;
and for tha recovery of subseiiuent liuoa un
seated aguluat raid land for IS!), irt. ikij. I8i.
paid by aald Ilrlttaln and Hila plaintiff by virtue
of kitlil tax sale certiorate ami said tax (lends.
Hald tax deeds are recorded In bosk R or tho
leel rccorda of aald county at paga 3J0 ami S
resnecrivcly.aaM iwUllon praya for nMlwof
aald laixli. au accounting of the nraomit due
Silahitlff on account of id tax ccnillcatea and
lecdi, and Mio application thereto nnd to the
Ctyinuntof cot nnd attorney fata herein of
le amount derived from kucJi sale. Defend
aot ar rentrtrad to aiiNWur raid pellMou on or
before the aid day of November, 1807, or the
allegations wll be taken na true aud decree
rendered accordingly.
(JKOUOR W. CUKJWmillAM.
Handoli'ii MoNitt. I'latMUfTa Attorney.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notles Is hereby given that under ami by
vlrtimof an order of aale lksued from tho ofllcc
of Jamw Burden, clerk or the District Court of
the Tenth Judicial District, within and for
Webnter county, Nebraska, upon a decree iu au
nntluu pending therein, wherein, J. II, Petti,
bono and S. K. Nixon, partners doing business
under the llrmunmo of 1'ettlbone A- Nixon arc
plaintiffs, and ngalntt Katurah M. ileal defend
ant. I eh all offer for sale nt publlo vendue to thu
highest bidder for cash In hand, at tho east
door ot the court house, at Ked Cloud, In mild
Webster county. Nebraska, (that being tho
building wherein tho last term of said court
was holden) on tho7lhday of December, A, D.
1W7. at one o'clock p. in,, of aald day, the fol
lowing described properly, to wit:
Lots seven (7), eight (A), nine (U), ten (10),
cloven (II) and twelve (1'J) In block number ten
(10.) lu bmlth A Mooro'a addition to Ihe city of
itcd Cloud. NcbMHku.
fllvcu under my hand thla U'Hth day of Octo
ber, A. D. 1807.
J. W, IttiNciiKY, Sheriff.
II. T, l'oTTKii, Plaliitlff'a Attorney.
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS.
In tho District Court of Webster county, No
Draaka.
Alfred M. AulK. 1
llalntlff,
va V
Lonn K. Aultz,
Defendant. J
Above named defendant will lako notice that
ou the 10th day of Not ember, IWi;, plaiutlll
tiled hla petition iu tho nbovo entitled lourt
alleging Ihulr martlagu nud that mbsequoiilly
defendant without causu deserted nlaliitlffnud
rtinniiicn nuseiii tor inu space or uluii)curv,
and nravlni: for a decree or absolute illvnren
Defeiidatit In required to answer nild petition
ou or before December '-Till. 1M)7.
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