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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY. FEB. 25. 1898.
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As to Washington: Spuakliifr with a
cot tain nniounl of reserve, it It genur
nil' tniu that our iiiider.HtiinilsiiK of an
cvont in its relation to oiher events is
increased by distance. For install 'e,
let mo suggest that we understand the
vovneo of thn "MaMlower." the set tie-
Dicntof Mnsiaehtisett, the expulsion
of Kogi'r Williams, tlio inlratl(iiis
weslwaitl from Viiginiii atitl New Kng
land all tlieso tilings, in their relation
to other vents in their HI eel, much
hotter than did the actual participants
So also of men. In thu case of really
grunt ones it needs a century almost to
measuio their works to strip them of
any false glamour of praise or gloom
of blame. As with a general in the
hands of his valet, those in constant
association with thegt eat feel too often
that clothes and ehiincnmake the hero;
or if they do see greatness in their ad
mired one, they fail to sio any detrac
tions from his loftiness, for both love
and friendship are blind (many of us
enn thnnk fortune for that, or else wo
had been reckoned as naught long ngo.)
lly renson of the investigation of the
later students of Washington, we are
now ready to concede tnat many of tho
violent assaults upon his character and
purpose made dining his lifetime aed
shortly thereafter weie uigeneiom
and unfounded. Thanks alio to the
candor of model n historians, wo can
now see further that lie was bj no
means n doini-god striding along on
lofty mountain tops, but a humble un
assuming, ordinary citizen, whoso de
votion for his cause made up full often
for tho scampering, runaway lighting
that ho was obliged to resort to.
Wo tee Hint few of tho stnrtling
victories of the Revolution were
gained by him. Wo also sco
that his Kahian policy; hero ono day
nud away tho noxt; but scnrcelyover
venturing on a pitched battle, wore
out tho enemy by ignominious llonn
darings rather than bj armed resist
ance. His greatness was more in bis
noble courage in clinging to an endan
gered cause, in tho face of the mutter
lugs and discontent of many of the in
fluential people, who, like tho loyalists
of Cuba nt tho present moment, were a
most serious inlluenco to combat.
Washington, tho Keeonstructor, is
far greater to tho mind of a nrin of
pence like myself, than Washington,
the Revolutionist. Then his calm mind,
freed from the blood nud bustle of the
battle Held, rose to its highest. Made
n commander of the men by the trum
pet call of patriotic duty; ho remained
n commander of men after the turmoil
was over. His genius was in tho selec
tion ot advisers, in tho judicial cast of
mind that weighed tho pro und con
most carefully, in tho power shared
by many of his compeers of seeing
into tho future, ho that wo who are
now nlmost ready to turn thu corner of
another century, are forced to marvel
nt tho foresight of a group of men, who
so admirably laid tho foundations of a
western oimiro that tho strain of ni
unexampled expansion has never yet
succeeded in rending asunder the work
thoy cemented with their wounds,
their lives nud their sacred honor.
More glorious than war are victories
of pence. The sweeping out or wear
ing out of enemies, remarkable though
it nppcars when wo look back nt the
niiserablo equipments ami tho inner
dissensions to bo contended with; these
would have availed us no more than a
successful revolution seems to avail h
Central American republic, had the
garnering of tho fruits of tho victory
been left unattended to. Tlie.se patri
otic statesmen planted our glorious
tree of freedom. It was plauted ouco
and onco only (please God, never to be
uprooted!) but its fruits arc pereuuial
unit arc still ours to gather. Wo are
not called on to nourish that tree with
our dend bodies, but our living ones
must bo devoted to its service. To a
jealous regard for all that it represents
wo are summoned each ono of us that
names tho namo of "American." They
who gather from every tribe and nation
under Heaven; joining bands with us
in devotion to freedom all from tho
least to tho greatest may servo tho
cause that Washington and tho Revolu
tionists brought into our history. For
saking tho strain of our necks, looking
backward to tho beginnings, lot us
look around and forward. Let us
grapple with ovil, wherever wo find
either tho designs of wealth or tho
worso crimo of indifference threaten
ing our heritage; nnd lot us further
understand that sincere watchfulness
ia tho only way to tnsuro for our chil
dren's children, ani theirs niter them
n government that is in a decided meas
ure based upon tho will of tho people.
Tho lives of great men, when thoy
fail to stir us ordinary ones, nro waste
and unprovable, so far as wo nro con
cerned. But in every noblo rosolvo
that n great lifo inspires in n lesser lifo
thero is tho living again of tho dead.
Mny tho dogged devotion of Washing
ton bo resurrected by ench of us in
these torriblo times, when men would
seek to confuso us by loud warlike
noises that nlmost drown the gentle
pipings of peace.
Thowid'nlng river that toward the pen
Kcslstless rutin. Hill swelling constantly,
Does not derive Its forco and fullest flow
From any sudden sweep of storm or snow;
Hut draws Hh certain strength from constant
wells.
Cradled on stainless heights whero stillness
uweiis.
bo dotti Columbia's ever swelling tldo
of luBty life and freedom, spreading wide,
Take Inspiration from that noblo force.
George Washington, and shapo lH ktCB(jr course
From him whoso tireless soul stood Urm for
peace,
And planned and fought only that war might
cease.
Let us then rightly Judgo our great Ideal,
And Ioto his tender thought for public w
Leaving tho mighty warrior to Inspire
only when threatened hearts our spirits fire;
Mindful that Hoods, though they ma
,y purify,
k dregs of
wio u lueir YinsiuiK iruiu uari
misery.
Many People Cannot Drink
cofNo at night. It bjiolla their sleep. You can
drink drain 0 when you pleiiFo nud sltep like
a top. Tor Grain O dois not Hlmuhile. It nour
ishes, cheers nnd feeds. Yet II looks and
tatteti like colTee, Tor ncnotik eron, jouni;
people iiiut children (Jruln O Is n perfect drink.
.Mnde from puio Kralut-. (let n psrkuge fioin
ii'iiniiii ' 1 'V " 1 .1 . n
"-iifiunwrov wiys'wajRu-r mit ku..-,-,Mk, ...wn.. -
s
rifii:
Aro much In little; always
ready, efficient, satisfac
tory i prc cut a cold or fever,
euro nil lln-r III, sick brad-
Pills
actio, JnuiKltCP, cniitlatlnn, etc I'rlco !5 cents.
Tlio only 1'llls to tnko with Hood's Hariuimrllla.
Resolutions ol Sympathy.
WnciiKAS, It has pleased our Ileav
ly Father to lemovo from earth to His
heavenly home our beloved sister, Mrs.
Lizzie ,1. Willis, therefore bo it,
Resolved, That we, the members of
Cm Held W. R. (J., No. II, extend our
deepest .sympathy to tho bereaved
husband and friends of the deceased in
their hour of trial and may lie who
has nlllieted give tliem consolation.
Resolved, That while we deplore our
loss, we bow in .submission to the Di
vine will, knowing "He doth nil things
well."
"The workman fulls hut her work proceed-,
Tho silent growth of her thought mid deeds;
And though hertoll In thu Held s be done,
A harvest which In the selling cull."
Resolved, That n copy of these reso
lutions be sent to tho husband of our
sister, nnd that they bo published in
tlio city papers and spread on the rec
ords of Garfield Corps.
Lvima F. Hoiiukii.
Cauku: Wkst,
FanikS. Dow,
Committee.
The following resolutions were
adopted by Charity Lodge, No. 17, ()
K. S upon the death .of Mrs. Li..io .1.
Willi who wni the First Worthy Mat
ion of this chapter, and re-elected for
tho second time and who was tin hon
ored member ot tho Star up to the
time of her death.
WiimtKAS, The ruthless hand of
death has invaded Charity Chapter,
No. 17, O. K. S., of Red Cloud, ami re
moved our much loved and highly es
teemed sister, Lizzie J. Willis, nnd
cast over nil a pall of deep gloom and
sorrow. In her death ono of our gold
en links hits fallen out to be joined in
that everlasting and endless chain in
thn world to come.
Resolved, that tho sisters and broth
ers of Charitj Chapter do hereby ex
tend our most heartfelt sympathy to
the bereaved husband and relatives.
Resolved, That wo mourn tlio loss of
Sister Willis front our midst nnd pray
that Our Father may sanctify this be
reavement to the good of us nil.
Resolved, That tlieso resolutions be
sent to thu local papers nud a copy to
tho husband ami her father, and that a
page of the records be set apart to her
memory.
Our Clubbing List.
Uolow wo present it list of a num
ber of tho lending magazines, nows
pupors, farm papers, etc., witli prices
they can bo had in connection with
The Red Cloud Ciiiep.
Wo must linvo ono yearly .sub
script ion to tlio Ciiiep with each peri
odical ordered, but both need not nec
essarily bo sent to tho sumo udtlresH.
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('arm nnd Fireside, n in Ml
I. allien Home Companion... Ml
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Loulsvlllo Courier Journal, s-w 1(0
Cincinnati Times Star, w
Philadelphia Press, w I Otf
The Chicago Tribune, w 70
The ClilniKO Tribune, d 1 00
Koeky Mountain News, w 1 m
Hocky .Mountain News, d 7W
Cincinnati Knqtilrcr, w T5
I.lppllicott'H Magazine, in..... UtO
Oodey's Magazine, in 1 U)
ncniorcst'HKninllyMngazlne.m 1 00
Leslies UluMralcd Weekly, w. 4 HO
Atlantic Monthly, m 4 00
Kaunas Clly Star, w 35
Orange Judd Farmer, w too
American Wotuaus Illustrated
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100 3M
100 200
100 070
1 00 3 IS
100 100
World, w 4 00
San Francisco Chronicle, w 1 50
San Francisco Chronicle, d...... 6 70
breeders Qnzette, w. a 00
Nebraska & Kansas Farmer, in. 23
Tlio above odors nro mndo only to
now Nubscribors who pay ouo full yenr
iu advauco.
Tue Red Cloud Chief,
Rod Cloud.Neb.
Klondike.
What does it cost to got there? When
anil how should you go? Whnt should
ono take? Whom nro tho mines? How
much havo thoy produced? Is work
plentiful? What wages nro paid? Is
living oxpensivo? What aro one's
chances of "making a striko"?
Complete nnd satisfactory replies to
tho above questions will bo found in
tho Uurllngton Route's "Klondiko
Folder," now ready for distribution.
Sixteen pages of practical information
and an up-to-dato map of Alaska and
tho Klondike. Free at Durlington
Houto ticket otllces, or sent on receipt
of four cents iu stamps by J. Francis,
Gon'l Passenger Agent, Burlington
Uouto, Omaha, Nobr.
Livor Complaints and Norvoubnoss
Curod.
A torp'dliver always producer dull-
ness, irritability, etc. You aro all
clogged up and feol despondent. Per
haps you have treated with physicians
or tried somo other recommended med
icine without bonclit. All that is no
argument against "Dr. Fcnner'6 Ulood
and Liver Remedy and Norvo Tonic,"
which wo iusist will euro nervousuess
and liver complaints. If not satisfied
after using ono bottle your money will
bo rcfuuded by O. L. Cotting.
m
Iton't TobsrroSiit and Nrauie lour Lire Ana;.
To quit tobacco easily and forovor. bo man
oetlc, full of lifo, ncrro and lgor. take No-To-llao,
tho wonderworker, that makes weak men
btrong. All ilruilst3,W)oorll. CuroRuaran-t-"d
Ileoltl-jt l'l-t p-tipin free. AiMrt-Ht
Sterling Itcmedy Co , Chlcauo or New York.
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To Curo i:oii4tliiition I'oriivt-r.
TakoCtthnirelH CandvCuthiirtlo. 100 orila
If C. U. O full to cure, ilrui,'Blst refund mom v
A'o-Te-'tin- fir l'lft C'i-iiIh.
Burlington Houto California Excur
sions. Cheap, (iiick, comfortable. Leave
Omaha 1:!J5 p.m., Lincoln 11:10 p.m. and
Hastings 8:f0 p.m. every Thursday in
elt an, modern, not crowded tourist
sleepers. No transfers; cars run right
through to San Francisco and Los
Angeles over the scenicrouto through
Denver and Salt Lake City. Cars are
carpeted; upholstered in rattan; have
spring seats am! backs nnd nro jirovid
ed wi'h curtains, bedding, towels, soap
etc. Uniformed porters and experienc
ed excursion conductors accompany
eaeli excursion, relieving passengers of
bother about baggage, pointing out ob
jects of Interest and iu many other
ways helping to make the ovciland
trip a delightful experience. Second
class tickets are honored. Herths $.".
For folder giving full information,
call at nearest liurllngton Route ti 'kel
olllce, or write to J. rrnncis, (. !'. A
Omaha, Neb.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tnko Laxative itromo Quinine Tab
ets All druggists refund the money
f it fails to cure. 'J5c.
Everybody Fii)r .So.
Taparcts fntKlv Cntluirllc. the tnnM won
dcrfiil medical tlicocrv of tie npe. pins
tint and rofreslniiL' to the tii'iio, net i-'intij
anil positively nn kidneys, liver mill liowt Is
I'lcanvlnir Ihe entire svt"in, dispel i-cmli
cine lieamielin, fever, habitual con-'li ntioi
und lilllouxnes. IMi-nsu buv tied in a box
Of (J, (' loilnv; 10. -.'.I, r.O.en.' .Si. illlllU
irimr.iiitrrd Incur liv nil lnn M ti
MANY THINK!;
when tlic Creator said to woman, I
"In sorrow shalt thou bring forth
children," that a curse was pro
nounced against the human race,
but the joy felt by every Motlier
wlirn slie first presses to her heart
her babe, proves the contrary.
Danger 3nd suffering lurk in
the pathway or the Expectant
Mother, and should be avoided,
that she may reach the hour when
the hope of her heart is to be real
ized, in full vigor and strength.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
so relaxes the
system and as
sists Nature,
that the nec
essary change
takes place
without Nau
sea, Headache,
Nervous or
Gloomy Fore
boding of dan
ger, andt he
trying hour is robbed of its pain
and suffering, as so many happy
mothers have experienced.
Nothing but Mother's Friend" docs
this. Don't be deceived or
persuaded to use anything else.
"Mother's Frlcnil" Is tlio crentcstremoilyprpr
fuit on tlio market, nnil all (mrciistoincrAiir.ilfin It
ilglily." W. II. KINO A Co., Whltemrigut, Tex.
Of druKKlsts nt M.00, or hunt by express on re
ceiptor price. Wrllu for Ixiok uoniulnlnu' alua
bio Information for all Molhors, mulled free.
Tub Uradflfld lU-KuIstor Co., Atlanta, tl.
THE NEW WAY.
WOMEN used
to think "fe
male diseases "
could only be
treated after "Ic
c a I examina
tions" by physi
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thousands of
modest women
silent about their
suffering. The In
troduction of
Wine of Cardul has now demon
strated that nine-tenths of all the
cases of menstrual disorders do
not require a physician's attention
at alt. The simple, pure
mmm
taken in the privacy of a woman's
own home Insures quick relief and
speedy cure. Women need not
hesitate now. Wine of Cardul re
quires no humiliating examina
tions for its adoption. It cures any
disease that comes under the head
of "female troubles" disordered
menses, falling of the womb,
"whites," change of life. It makes
women beautiful by making them
well. It keeps them yeung by
"keeping them healthy. $1.00 at
the drug store.
For advtaa In cms requlrlnr special
dlractjons, address, tfvlnr symptoms.
th "Ladles' Adrliory Department."
Tho Chittinoora Medicine Co., Chatta
nooga Tenn.
W. I. ADDISON, M.D., Car y, !., sayt:
"I use Wlna or Cardul attentively In
myprastloeandnndllamoiteieellent
preparation for female troubles."
jfciit,vm
Caretts, and Trade-Mark obtained and all Fat
eat Dullness conducted for mookratc Pecs
OuiiOrricciaawosiTEU.B. patent Office
and we can secure patent in leu time tbaa those
remote from Waihinzton.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advllC. If internal,!., nr nnl Irrm nl
charge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured. !
A Pamphlet, " I,ow lo Obtain Patents," with
cost of same In tho U, S. and foreign countries
cub i((e, siuuicu,
C.A.SNCVV&CC
Opp. Patent Orrice. Wabhinqton. d. c.
EMaKtlsvMtlltlaWJ1;l
bUHti VYMtHt All tlbt rAILS. EH
llit touKliBjrup. Timli-sdiKMl. IIhM
In time tli (trunilotK. fJ
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Railroad Engineer
Testifies to Benefits Received From
Dr. Miles' Remedies.
.-ijy J
$fii
THERE Is no more responsible position
on eiirth tuna that of urnllrond engin
eer. On his stonily nerves, clear brain,
bright eye nnd perfect Hulf command, de
pend the Htifetyof tho train nnd tho lives
of Us passengers. Dr. Miles' Ncrvlno nnd
other remedies aro especially adapted to
keeping tho nerves steady, the brain clear
and tho mental faculties unimpaired.
Engineer I W. McCoy, formerly of 1323
Uroadway, Council ItluiTs, but now residing
atllllt Humboldt St., Denver, wnltcs that ho
"suffered for years from constipation, caus
In.T ..loir, iir-rvniHanil bilious liendnrlicsnnd
lea fully ic. (ored to health 1y Di. Miles'
N rve .V I.lver I'llls. I heartily recommend
l)r .Miles' Ketnedlcj.'
Up. Miles' Ketncdlcl
KI'M
aro sold by nil dtui;-
ur. '-
gist;; under a positive f
Kiturantee, first liottl-jl
Miles'
tcmcdiesl
hcnellts or money re
funded. Hook on dis
Restore
cuses of tho henrt nnd I
Health
nerves free Address,
UK. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Chimney brick,
Cistern brick,
AND
Foundation
Brick.
Ludlow Bros.
RANDOLPH AlcNsTT,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Speeinl intention to Coniinereinl tint!
l'robiite Litigation.
MOON lil.OOK,
KK1) CLOUD. XK1H1AS v -
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SAMPLE ROOMS.
1 JOHN POLNICKY,
PKUPltlETOK.
DEALEIt IN
Wines,
Liquors,
California Brandies.
PABST MILWAUKEE Beer
ALWAYS ON TAP.
FRED E. McKEEBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
City nnd country cnlls promptly nn-
swered dny or night.
NIGHT CALLS AT OFFICE.
Okkick ovkk Cottino's Duuq Stouk.
J. S. EMIGH,
DENTIST.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
IK YOU WANT IT.
Crown g Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates.
POItOBLAtN INLAY
And all tho latest improvement la dental mech
aulom
LEGAL NOTICE,
Ezra II. llalley 1
I'lulntllV I
Daniel McLaughlin
Defendant. )
Tho ntiove named dofciulnnt, Daniel Mc
I.uiiKUlIn, will tnko notice that on the2Alhday
of Fehruary, 1808, Kzra II. llalley, plaintiff here
In lili-d his petition In tho district court of Web
ster county. Nebraska, ukrIiibI said defendant
tho object and prayer of which aro to forecloso
a certain morteaEo deed executed by the defend
ant to tho plalnilfT upon the east half of the
northwost quarter (E y, of N. W. Or.) of Soctlon
Seven (7.) In Township Two (2.) Iu Hango
Twelve (lit,) westof thoslith principal meridian
containing Klghty (HO) acres according to tho
United States survey, to securo tho payment of
a certain promissory tioto dated July 18, 1895,
for tho sum of Hoo.oo duo and payablo In ono
year from tho dato thereof; that thero Is now
duo 11D01I bald noto ami mnrlifncft Dm mim nf
ITS8.fi5. for which mm, with Interest at tho rate
of "per cent per annum from tho lth day of
.mi, lollo plblnllu iu fill 11 ikcrCu limlut-
fcmlantto retiulred to pay tho mme, or that
said prcmUes may bo Fold to satisfy tho amount
IUII1MI IlliU.
You are reunited to answer said petition on or
beforoiho Uilidiiy of April, lww, or tho mine
Mill bo lukc-ii 11s truo nud judgment rendered no
cordliiRly. Ii.ui"! 1 1 rtum th. it-OM,
I -t' 'i I i v
i
J." - "
Cheap - Farm
Insiiro your farm
Farmers Mutual
OF LINCOLN,
OVER : $20,000,000 : INSURANCE : IN : EFFECT.
liisiires I'linii Property, Churches nud School Houses nt less tlmn one liulf
the old litioriito Don the deceived by nny one. 'I here is 110 better coni
pnliy in thu word. For iiisiirnnee apply to
Cnas. Sohuffnlt,
1 t. miticl. 1 , . ,. . l)lhT"1("r Anc.NT. Ui:n t't.ot i). .VimuASK.v.
A U DAVlb, Aent, lliiivnie, Neb Olllce over Mier A- .MeArturs sloro
C. K. VAUCJUAN, AkoiiI, (Jttide Kock, Nobrnskn.
PLATT & FREES OO.,
Ghieagoltumbep Yard,
RKI) CLOUD,
Lumber, Lime,
r t:E21N(i WITH DESTINY.
I M No m. 111 can tell wlicn it will
1 n come aloiij;. Oflcu It slarts
" up before us in uuccpictcd
times and places. Hxeii nn
afternoon stroll u Hit a friend ntidn thauce
Introduction may shapo nil tlic course of
one's after lire. To be nlunys at your best
nnd not nshmned of jour destiny you siniNt
drca like 11 true Konttcmiin. Thlt can
be done by ordering your Suits nnj Oicrcoals or
M. BORN & GO.,
The Great Chicago Merchant Tailors
Vlio am imrlvullcil :tl:ivtorwof
tlm Tnllorhitr Art.
300 NEW Patterns l'lne't Material Tercet
Fit. New Stock. Latent Slylei. llct Work
mauslilp. Thrifty I'rler.
A Choory Quarantoo With AH.
Colt on
IllNER BROTHERS. RED CLOUD.INEBRASKA.
A MODEL MARKET
Is always
best
MEJAT, PISH,
A.!Sf E Oysters,
mil unit
n-omptly
l
alVairs at
A. R Reynold's
NOTICE TO NON-IIESIDENTS.
In tho district court of Webster county, Neb
rn-kn.
Andrew Arterbiirn,
I'lalnilff
VH
Scott Arte rbutn and Wll
llnm Arterbiirn
Di-fptlclfllltK.
Srnit AitHrbum and William Aiterburn. do
feudnnts,wlll lake notice thnt on the lRtbdnyof
Kebrunrr. mix. plaintiff herein llled his peti
tion In the district court of Webster county,
Ncbrnskn. agnlust said defendants, the object
nud prayer of which aro to obtain a Judgment
ncalnstthem fur the sum of 977and Interest
thereon and also to proceed In attachment
ngnlnst tho personal and real estate of the de
fendant Scott Arterbiirn In said county, and
stato, for tho collection of said sum of lu?7 and
Interest thereon as aforesaid.
You and each of you nro required to answer
said ictltloii on or beforo tho 4th day or April,
1898.
ANDRKW AllTRHBURN.
Ily John M. CHArriN, Attorney.
Dated Feb. 21, 1898.
First Pud. Feb. g. I80S.
LEGAL NOTICE.
J. fl. Pcttlbone and Samuel!
B. Nixon, partners doing
business under tho firm
name and stylcof Pcttlbone
& Nixon,
Plslntlffs
VI
Adna Drown,
iieiciiuaiii. 1
The abovo named defendant, Adna Drown
will tnko notlco thnt on the Ulth day of Febru
nrv. 1898. Pettlbone A Nixon, plaintiffs herein,
tiled their petition In tho district court or Web-
Kter county, Nebraska, ugaiust said dereudant
the object and prnyor of which aro to foreclose
n ccrtnln tnx cerilrlcato Issued by the Trcns
urcr of Webster county. Nebraska, on lots mini
bercd nlno (9.) ten (10,) eleven (11.) nnd twelve
(13.) Iu block numbered twenty-two (ti,) In
smith & Moore's addition to tho city of itcd
Cloud, Nebraska, on tho 5th day of November,
lhftl, to Pettlbone A Nixon, plaintiffs herein.
Plaintiffs allego thnt they psld therefor tho
sum of f 19.90, and that ontho first day or May
1893, they paid other taxes duo on snld lots
amounting to tho sum or I10.6H. and on tho 1st
dny or May. 1890. they paid tho further sum of
I14.8J; that there Is now duo on said tax certlll
llcatcs the sum of ;.o.G0 together with Interest
nt tho rato or twenty per cent per annum on
119.20 thereof from tho 6th day of November,
1894, to the Mb dny or November. 1890, and ten
per cent per annum thereafter; with Interest at
tho rate or twenty percent per annum on (10.S8
thereof from tho 1st dav of Mny, IH'A to tho nth
day of November, 1890, nnd ten per cent por
auutimthcrearior; with Interest nt tho rato or
twenty per cent per annum on J14.82 thereof
from tho first dny or May, 1890, to tho 1st day or
November, 1890, nnd ten por cent per annum
thereafter. That thero Is now duo on said tnx
certtticate tho sum or 178.93; plaintiff prays for
a decrco thnt defendants bo reijulred to pay the
same, or that said prcmlsos may bo sold to satis
fy (ho amount due, and for allowance of attor
ney rcesninountlng to 10 per cent of amount of
You nro required to answer said petition on
or beforo tho lltli day or April, 1898.
Dated this 34th day or February, 1898.
PRTT1110NK& Nixon.
lty It T. PoTTKn, their attorney.
NOTICEiOF SItEIlIFF'S SALE,
Notlco Is herebv given that under and by
vlrtuo or an execution Issued from tho ofilco of
the clerk of tho district court of the Tenth Ju
dicial district In and for WcDstcr county, Ne
braska, upon a Judgment existing therein in
favor of tho Parry Manufacturing Company and
against II. W. aulllfurd, for tho sum of 1984 07,
with Interest nnd costs, I shall offer for sale at
publlo venduo nt tho cast door of (ho court
Iiuufu !rt Itcd Claud In wild V.'ebsier 0 Jiir.ty,
Nebraska, on tho tenth dny or March, I8!W, nt
ouo o'clock p m. or snld day tho following de
scribed property to wit:
Lot ono In block ono of Wllllami addition to
tho town, now city, of Ited Cloud, Webstor
county, Nebrnskn. ..,.., , ., ,
(liven under my lininl ibis 7th dny oriebru
nrs, lwts. I'-1. W ki.i.s. sheilll
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propetty in tho
Insurance Co.,
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NKIIItASKA.
Goal and Cement.
cool, de.in iintl neat, tinil lias only tlio
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fs taken there aio i-courately filled and
dulivored. 'l'liat is thu cuntlitlon of
Moon Block Market
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Promote ft lniuriant ffrnwth.
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COOK BOOK-
Telling how to prepare many
delicate and delicious dishes.
Address, I.lcbg Co., P. O. Ilox '."718, New York.
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CANADA AS HIS EXEMPLAR.
Hon. P. S.Orosscup, Federal Judge, Circuit
Court, recently said In an address:
"Canada Is, In every prnctlcal feature of Inde
pendence as self-governed ns If slio ncknonl
odKCdnoallcKluncutotrio llrltlsh crown. Hho
sends no ropresentntlvo to tho l'urllment hoaso
on I ho Thames. (Ireat llrltoln Eends 110110 to
tho l'nrllinonthousoontho Oltawn. Blie iiays
no taxes Into tho llrltlsti oxcliequcri she re
ceives nono from nny people out sido ot bcr own
houndarles. HI10 Is touclied by no law rotating
to tier trade, her dovelonomcnt. or bcr liberty,
except suck ns comes irora tier own legislative
assemblies. Hhe nxes her own Internal aDalrs.
stands sponsor for bcr own internal pcaco and
social order.. Her courts nro made up from
her own cilliens, appointed ly authorities,
tbemiolvrs of bor own cltlienafilp. in every
syllableofhorpolltlcul constitution. In every
square mllo of bor territory, b ho ) ahsolutcly a
self-governed people. The llrltlih flag is her
flag only br cbolco. tho Brilliri crown her
sovereign only In namo.
Farm lands are to be had free on
application to
W. V. BENNETT,
New York Lite Bldg.,
OMAHA, NEB.
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