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VEER'S HAPPENINGS
Tns Cuiicr liper year.
Stovo repairs at W. V. Wright's.
The Chief and Life ef McKinley $1.50.
For anything in tho hardware lino go
te Wright's.
Go to Roby for chop feed. Just re
ceived another car.
Sen Henry Bros. nil. olsowhoro for
seed corn, oats and Brain.
Tho finest lino of stoves in tho valley
can bo found at Wright's.
Mrs. K. Kifo is visiting with friends
and relatives in Kansas this week.
lltvo you bought ono r those oak
tanned halters for 09c, 80c 81.01? But
ler keep them.
Mark Parkes and wife of McCook
visited here tho lirst of tho week with
Wm Parkes and wife.
Cliarlus Kckovor, brother of Mrs F.
Bradbrook who has been visiting hero
has returned to his homo in South
Omaha.
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7 pounds Nails 24c.
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MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.
The Chid and Life ( McKinley $1.50.
Car load Sheridan coal at Caldwell.
Coal oil, in cents a gallon at W. B.
Ruby's
Butler keeps tho Bloomer hog fence.
Best on earth.
If you want Job work of ony kind
call and sea us.
Thk Ciiikk and tho Tolcde Blade
ono year for tl 25.
Paul Popo who has been in Lincoln
has returned homo.
MissBollo Spamoglo left tko first of
tho week for Beatrice.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs H. J Clark,
on Monday, February i), 11 ten pound
girl.
Walter (toby is the happy father of n
bouncing baby girl who arrived at his
homo last Friday.
Pasteur's "Blacklegine" for the pre
vention of black-leg in cattln for sale
by Cotting the Druggist.
(io to Butler's forall kinds of harness
and hardware. All goods in both lines
sold at a small margin.
Whon you want sails, screws, bolts,
barb wire or mything else in the hard
ware line call on W. W. Wright
Tho Life of Wm. McKialey, by Murat
Halstoad, ad The Cuiitr one year fer
81.&0, the price of the book alene.
D Mr. and Mrs. Al Slab? residing south
of the river in Garfield township, are
tho paronts of a ten pound baby boy.
Farm loans at 5 per cent interest on
good improved land. C. F. Gather,
oflico over Cotting's drug store, Red
Cloud. Nob.
Charley Whito left Saturday for
Grand Island whero ho goes to nssumo
his duties as a clork in the state head
quarters of the A. O U. W.
Mrs K L. Ely, 11 former rosidont of
tliis city, wifo of Rev. Ely, died in Kan
sas City on January 28th Her body
was taken to Illinois from that place
for interment
Galushn, Weseott & Storey have re
moved to their new location in the
building formerly occupied by W. W.
Wright and are comfortably fixed up
and ready for business again.
Attention Fakmkus: Hnvu you
seen those html wear hand undo bar
lie."") at Rutin's. He will veil you one
fur $.'10. no not $.'10, hut $2(1; nor will ha
tako 32G, hut $'J2; no bting your team
and he will tit them on your hordes for
S11J.8.T.
Mrs. Jnno Huhhcll who redded in
this vicinity about the year 187.rdicd
a, tho homo of her dtugh'er, Mrs
Mary McUardlo, near Lebanon, Kar
sau, aged (58 yoars. Two sons, Frank
and Edward and her daughter Mary
survive her.
Keep in mind the Jubilee Singers nt
tho opera house March 10 Fred Em
erson Brooks, the California poet, says
of Arthur Pay no, the first bass of the
jubilee singers, "To find a hotter voice
than is possessed by Arthur Payne tt
would be necessary to scour the United
States. He has both volume and sweet
ness, and these two qualities are rarely
found together In a bass voice "
W S Bense, our popular restaur
anter, has kept a force of men busy
this wook romodoling and arranging
the interior of his store room which ho
oxpects to occupy in tho near futuro
Tho now furniture and fixtures will nil
bo of polished oak, and it is needless
to say that when completed tho placo
will bo as lino 11 ono as nny town cau
boast of.
"I toll you what the ,New Cuba U the
best five cent cigar in town. Ifjou
can't get it tnke a Bute Front Both
are of the same stock "
Low rates northwest via Burlincton
Route. To Billings, Montana, $15 00;
Cady, Wyoming, $10 7.1; Helena and
Butte, $20 00; Spokane, Washington,
$23. SO; Portland, Taeoma, Seattle and
Rossland, B. C, $25 00. Ahnvo 1 sites
will bo in effect every day in March
and April from Missouri river termi
nnl8 and from nearly all stations on
B & M. R. R. A wonderful opportu
nity to visit the nerthwest, Tho Big
Horn Basin of Wyoming is a eonntry
of great resources and now undevulop'
ed, It has just been made accessible
by a now line of the Burlington Route,
and presents tunny attractions to tho
liomei,"Aer Folder on Big Horn Ba
sin free on h quest.. Foi tickets, much,
or additional information apply to
nearest agent, Burlington Route, or
write to J. r'ninois, General Passenger
Agiut, Omaha, Nebr.
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LOCALLY
For sale bills call at tnis oflico.
The Chief and Life of McKinley $1 50.
If you want seed corn see W. B.
Roby.
Frank Nelson is building nn addition
to his house.
Mrs. Moranvillo Ten I to Guido Rock
the first of tho week.
Elmor Crono visit d over Sunday
with friends in linstings.
F. Bradbrook roturned the lirst of
the week from a trip to Blue Hill.
Mrs. S. R. Mi Britlo made a business
trip to Beatrice tho lirst of tho week.
Rev. C. L. Hamilton left the first of
tho week for a trip to Humboldt, this
state.
Mrs, Sophia Graves who has been
visiting with friends in tho west has
returned homo.
O. B. Crono who has beon visiting in
Iowa for several weeks returned home
Thursday evoning.
Mrs. C. II Kaloy left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit with friends and relatives
atSedalia, Missouri.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Hamp
ton, on Mondny, February 8, n boy of
usual Nebraska weight.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alloc,
residents of Garfield township, on
Sunday, February 2, an elovon and
ono half pound boy..
Miss Dora Ward who has been here
several weeks visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ward has returned
to her home at Omaha.
Everett Dyer of Denver arrived in
the city tho lirst of tho weok to visit
with his parents and on account of tho
serious illness of his father.
A Twenty Yeari
Life Policy
'In an Old Line Company is
the best kind of life
insurance.
'The cash value of the pulicy at the,
end of the period is mote titan
you hnvo pa d.
'Fire, Lightning, Tornado and
Life Insurance,
In the best. Old Line or Mutual'
Companies.
O. C. Teel, Agt.,!
Rkd Cloud, Kkiikaska.
I havo buyers for both farm and pas
ture land. If you havo land for sale
please list it with me at once. No
charge if I An not get you a buyer
Also farm loans at lowest rate with ep
tion. C. F. CATmcn, Red Cloud, Neb.
Tho disngreeublu weather did not
Keep a fair audienco from attouding
the concert given at lite Congregational
church by the Franklin Academy Glee
Club and their efforts were given gon
erous applause after every number on
tneir program. McCook Republican.
T J. Ward who Is acting for a mini
her of interested citizens is in corres
pondence with tirms in the east who
ai e in the business of il( up well boring,
with tho purpose of ascertaining the
cost of sinking a hole to the depth of
1,000 feet or more in this vicinity. The
purpose in going down h to see if oil,
coal, gas or an artesian How of watei
cannot ho found It is said that indi
cations are good for the linding of both
coal and oil and perhaps on sinking
the hole other mineral substance ol
value may be found. Oilier places in
tho state have already taken the matter
up and are making picpuratiou.s to
sink test holes. Tho recent discover
ii"Mf oil in different portions of th
country has added new zeal to the it ri
del taking and the boring for oil has
goiter, down in this day and age to a
business proposition. Wo hope to see
our moneyed men and property own
ers take a lively interest in tho matter
and see to it that tho project is a go.
RELIEVE THE EYE.
POND'S
EXTRACT
Reduced one-half with
pure soft water, applied
frequently with dropper
or eye cup, will remove
congestion and Instantly
relieve pain and Inflam
mation. CAUTION I Avoid dangeroui, irrl.
tatlng Witch Hazel preparations, rep
resented to ba "the aameaa" POND'S
EXTRACT, which eatlly sour and
generally contain "wood alcohol," a
deadly potion.
The franklin Academy Glee club
will give one of their popular musical
entertainments at tho Congregational
church Friday evening, Febiuary Mth.
They como highly recommended. Its
musical director, Prof G. II. Allor, is
director of tho Academy school ef mu
slo. Ho was the baritone of tho fa
mous Adelphian Quartette. Ihcircon-
cort will bo both vocal and instrumen
tal. Admission '25c. Tickets on sale
at (trice's drug store, Wednesday, Fob
ruary 13. No extra chargo for re
served scats. Iho program follows:
TART OK.
"On Gallant Compaaj" Alter
OlecClub.
I'lano Holo-'Totocco Hrllllant" .... ton Weber
MlMSItTena,
"I'm a Pilgrim" Marsten
Glee Clab,
Hail So1a-"I.et Alt Ubo;" l.cach
Mr. Kllcr.
"Utile rewtet" t'ik
Giro Cub.
Violin Solo - H'lcctcd
Mr. feck.
"Nallle (Ira)" arr. Aller
Gleo Club.
taut two (l)eierltlve.)
Stcambont rldo down the Mlliltl, Tho
start.-(inlet run -Steamboat "Inclilenm. Tho
itop. Start - Chnllcnjo. lloat race. Kxplo-
olon.
I'AiiT TiniRi (IllnMratcd)
"014 Kentucky Homo"...... - -I'oitu
Mlif Stevens and Club.
"Daddj"- Dcarond
Mr. Alter.
"Tentlnt Tonight" arranged
Mr. Wllllaini and Club.
The Flag without a Mala" White
Olee Club.
Notic. Tfce tonne la thli part of tho program
are tlluitrated by aterlaptlcon vlewa.
Wo will havo to again tell some of
our subscribers tho stoty of tho farnior
and tho wheat and it has a moral.
Unco there was a farmer who was lucky
and raised some 2,000 bushels of wheat.
He lived up near Uluo Hill whom they
were blcssod with rain. Down in tho
southern portion they had no rain and
so had no wheat. But this man who
raised tbo wheat was a kind hearted
and obliging cuss and ho lot his up.
lucky neighbors havo from ono to live
bushels, until sumo 1.G00 bushels was
gone, telling them thoy could pay it
back at tho sanio pi Ice, $1 per bushel,
which it was then selling for. The
next yeartho farmers in the south part
raised good crops and plenty of wheat,
butilu generous farmer lot his wheat
by chinch bug and dry weather. The
men who had borrowed tho wheat did
ml kit w of his ill luck, but some few
who always made it a point to look after
their obligations both gt eat and small
went and paid their due. Many for
got about tho small matter and others
knowing that they only owed a dollar1
Hi' t vi) kept putting it off until some
favorable opportunity came and this
man was in soie distress for money
when if they had all paid lie would
havo had $1,(500. The newspaper mnn
is in many respects liko the generous
farmer, he has a thousand or fifteen
hundred dollars out in sums from
HO cents to $5 ami the subscribers think
the amount owed is small and makes
no difference. It is up to them to
point a moral to this story.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will soil at public
auction at his farm two miles north
and throo and ono half miles west of
Rod Cloud, and two miles north and
threo and ono half miles oast of Inn
vale, on Friday, February 14th, com
mencing at ton o'clock a m , the fol
lowing described proporty to wit:
Sixty eight head of stock, consisting
of nino head of horses, described as
follows: One span of bay gold lugs
nino years old, ono gray maro oight
yoars old, one gray gelding nino yearn
old, ono dun gelding nino yoars old,
one dun maro twolvo yoarfc old, ono
gray maro pony live yoars old, ono bay
colt coming two yoars old, ono spring
colt.
Thirty-two bond of cattle, consisting
tiftoon cows, somo aro fresh and somo
soon will bo, ono full blood short horn
bull, ton calvos coming ono year old
and six young calves.
Twonty-nino head of hogs consisting
of elovon full blood Poland t hina
sows, 0110 Poland China boar and sov
enteen barrows.
Also, sovonty llvo chickens nnd tur
keys, ono Dooring bindor, ono Deoring
mowor, ono Dempster press drill, one
gang plow, ono stirring plow, ono
U-seotlon stool harrow, ono corn plant
er, two combination corn cultivators,
ono lumber wugon with tight bed, ono
truck wagon with rack on, ono rond
wagon, threo sots work harness, three
sets fly nets, ono saddle, ono complete
blacksmith outfit, ono grind stono,
and othor articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms of Milo -A crodit of oight
months will bo given on all sums over
$10, purchusor giving noto with up
proved security, bearng ton porcont
intorost from dato of sale. Sums of
$10 and under cash Five por cont off
for cush on all sums ovor $10. No
proporty to bo removed until sottlod
for. Lunch stand on tho ground.
Ed. Frt.
C. L. Winfbev, Auctioneer.
O. J.Poi'E, Clork.
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Let us speak of man as wo Uud him,
I And censor only what wo can see,
Remembering that no one can bo per
fect, Unless ha uses Rocky Mountain Tea
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100 lbs. good coal at Robj'a for $1,00
BLADEN.
Too cold for muuli news this week.
Mr. Currant of Illldreth was trans
acting business in the village Tuesday.
Dr. Swlgart was a passenger to Blue
Hill Tuesday morning.
Wash Reed who has beon spending
a few days with his brother AI left the
tirst of this week for Rod Cloud.
A sister of Mrs John Lulr. who has
beon visiting hero returned to her
home in Kansas the lirst of tho weok.
C. K. llloks roturned from Lincoln
and is at his old place nf busino s.
Wm. Woedsldn and family who havo
beon living in Illinois tho past ten years
returned to their old homo one milo
south of town and will try Nebraska
again. Wo are glad to welcomo those
penplo back again.
S.J. Wheeler drove to Hastings Wed
nesday. Hindoo was visited by a lire last
Thursday night. About ono o'clock
theory of lire was heard. Tho poo.
plo hastened out to Uud tho moat mar
ket all ablaze. Tho only thing to bo
done was to save tho other buildings
an! nil effort was diteeted in that way.
Fortunately thero was scarcely any
wind, what little brner.o thero was com
ing from tbo west, which carriod tho
smoko and flames to the east. Had
thero beon a wind in eitter tho north
or south other buildings would havo
beon consumed. Tho building belong
ed"to V. S. Hall and was valued at
1190 with no insurance. Clarence May
who occupied the building as a meat
market lust about 1200 on stock and
tools with no insurance.
GUIDE ROCK.
Slcighridlng is tho order of tho day.
Fred Watt has his ico house filled.
Ico is reported fourteen inches thick.
Irvin Christio did not swear whon ho
got buried in tho snow drift but ho
called for help. Wm. Guy came to his
rescuo in due time.
Ask Charley llrdgcs how ho likes
Kd. Hagan. His wifo does not liko to
hnvo the carriage turned over so far
f 1 0111 a good lire, though wo under
stand thero was no damage douo to any
of tho party.
Mrs. R. S. I'roudllt arrived in Guldo
Roek Monday and Mr. and Mrs. I'roud
llt drove over to Superior to take tho
tram for .'f.tkota to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Ashinnn, Mrs. l'rotidlit's sister
and daughter of Wm. Sabin.
Miss Pearl Hagan took ehaigeof her
Nchnol Monday in Iho Fisher district,
the smallpox cases all being reported
well and the quarantine Hags hauled
down.
Guide Rock has not had any cases of
smallpox Tho people aro thankful
for a complete miss.
The snow is reported by the Farmers
to bo linn on the winter whoat. Thero
is a largo acreage sown in this part.
Archio Campbell west'of Guido Rot k
is quito poorly. Mrs. Campbell is go
ing to havo a salo of stock soon.
Mr. Holt, says ash bark is almost as
good as corn fodder tor miilos although
it Is pretty hard on tho young ash tr es.
Low Watt's favoritologlgot poisoned.
Colvir & llarcus aro expecting cor
tain land buyers in tbo near future.
I. B. Colvin is contemplating tho
purchaso ef a fine black Porcheron
borso. Wo understand tho one ho is
figuring for is registered both in Ger
many and America and weighs 21C0
pounds.
It is rumored that wo are to have a
brick or two on Main street in tl e
noar futuro,
Honry Hubbard went to Suporior to.
day to attend the board of pension ex
aminers. Jerome Vance is expecting somo old
f 1 lends from Iowa soon.
C. T. Di kiuson of Red Cloud was in
town looking after tho interest of tho
Cedar Rapids Supply Co. Wo un
derstand he sold a threshing machine
to tho Parson Bros, north of town.
LINE.
Wintor woathor in earnost this woek
nnd wind.
Fred Bond and slstor havo returuod
to thoir formor homo near Cowlos,
whero thoy will llvo in tho futuro.
Born, to Mr. nnd Mrs. James Kctigle,
011 January Itfth, 11 daughter.
Jamos.Beauchump has moved in tho
houso recently vacatod by Hy Boyco.
Mrs. Sutherland of Bostwick is vis
iting lior paronts Mr and Mrs. Wildey
this wook,
Blancho Aubushon is on tho sick
list this wook.
Eddie Aubushon spent a fow days
visiting his brothor, Labon Aubushon,
near Woraor, Kansas, this wook.
Johu and Paul Rochor aro busy
chopping cord wood, whilo Mr. Rochor
is visiting his folks in Franco.
Mrs. Rochor was tho guost of Wm
VanDyko this wook.
Tho farmers aro busy filling thoir
ico housob this woek.
Friends roceivod tho news from II.
II. Haskinsfrom Ft Collins, Colorado,
Ho was getting from throo to four dol.
lars per day for working on tho irriga
tion ditch,
Tho CmuF and Chicago InU r Ocoan
no year for $1.25.
PEOPLE OF THE GLOBE
IaterMtlng Information Furnlahed
bj tb) Laat Census
Maa la PaaUU1ara i VrlarM
Ooaatriee Aeoaratdr Aar
taUaart CVtaaajira for Matter
aad for Worst.
Thera are now In the world 1,E12,.133,
000 people. The total Is that of the lat
est ceniiiH figures In olvlilzcil countries
nnd of accepted estlniatea for countries
where there arc no ceaisns statistics.
Twenty-five yoara ago tho cstinwitea
for half explored regions were uniform
ly too high. They are now based on In
formation, and are more reliable. In
the meantime, more care linn been
taken in the collrctlon of population
statistics in Kurope and America, and
comparlmiiiH are possible to nhow the
Actual changes for better or ivoraa,
B.iya the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Austria-Hungary reporta a popula
tion of 4rt,W)0,S33 In 1831, against a pop
ulation or 11.24.1,000 in 1831, a gain of
6.(i.1ft,8:i5. Belgium, with it dense pop
illation, has C7.1.S 1 1 more people than
ten jenrs ago, or a total of 0,744,531.'.
Dcnmnrk mIiows a gain In ten years of
Sna.ion. Switzerland of 330,003. In the
same ten yvarn Bolivia, on the western
continent, has gained 00,000 in popula
tion and Brazil 3,107,000, while Uru
Rimy hna increased from 43(1,145 to
000,000.
Among the great power of the
world France has Increased in pop
ulation in ten years from 38,342,048 to
38,041,333; Gfcriiuiny from 40,428,470 to
50,345,014; (Ireat Britain from 38,104,
975 to 41,454,213; the United Statee
from 02,810.289 to 70,304,730.
Tho Russian oinplre tins on its 8,600,
305 square miles of territory a popula
tion of 128,032,173; the whole British
empire has an area of 11,553,538 square
tulles and a population of 330,000,000;
Germany nnd colonic or drcndcncle
have an area of 1,237,333 Mjtiarc mile
and a population of 71,032,014; France
and dnpenclencies an area of 4,371,848
wpiare miles and a imputation of 94,
781,183; .In pun nnd Formosa 101,108
sqttnre. tnllrs nnd a population of 40,
358,237; the United States, Including
Porto llieo, the Philippines nnd Guam,
has an area of 3,725,310 square, miles
and a population of 85,207,013.
The N'etherlandH nnd colonies have
an area of 730,100 wpiarc miles and a
population of 34.030,000. Included in
tho French colonies are 1,081,000 Mpiare
mllen of the Sahara region. The Chi
nese empire Is ijlven nn area of 4,234.
310 square miles nnd n papulation of
303,080,000, anil the Turkish empire nn
nrea of 1,115,010 square miles and a
population of 24,331 000. t. Including
tributary state", i:et (, ,) the Sou
dan, an nrea of 2,510 ono Mpiare iiiJIes
and.i population of 111,2:11,000.
Mexico hns increased In population
in six years front 12,13t..".73 to 1:1.570..
545; Italy in 20 years from 28,153.028
to 32,4 19,75 1; AtiHtrnlia in ten years
from 3,183,237 to 3,777,221; Canada
from -1,833,253 to 3,338,h83.
The noticeable increase in Canada
linn been In British Columbia, Mani
toba and the territories, where the
ratio of increase is about the wttne
ni in Alaakn. Mexico shows about tho
same ratio of increase as Argentina,
not so large as that of Brazl), but
larger than that of Australia.
GARFIELD.
Tho ground hog had a good chanco
to soo his shadow on tho second of
February.
f . J. Smith harvostod ico last woek.
He is now proparod to koop cool next
July.
A. B. Wiggins has sold his farm to
Frank Kuohn and has rontod tho farm
of II. O. Wolf. Mr. Wolf will movo to
Rod Cloud.
N. p. Campboll put up ico last woek.
Loonard Muugor sold u span of hors
es last Friday to Lovltt A Kllpatrick
of Guido Rock for $210.
Jaspor Smith sold his pony to B. F.
Rood last wook,
Mrs Josio Smith is it little bottor at
tills writing and hopes 111 o now enter
tained that she will recover. Sho has
beon sick four weeks
Mr. Anif.o filled his ico houso with
frozon wntor .whilo it was too cold to
do anything but handle ico.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alien
on February 2d, an elovon and ono
half pound boy. Mother uud child
doing woll, but tho boy doesn't tulk
much yet.
Mrs. Emma Smith is taking caro of
tho latest edition of her grandchild
family which put in uu nppoarauco on
ground hog day.
To the Farmers.
Don't get caught napping with thesu
wouldbu cnttlo buyers that aro riding
over tho country looking for snaps,
but bring your cattle hero to Red Cloud
to tho B. & M. stock yards. Then you
can got all tho buyers upon them in
cluding tho butchers. Moantimo wo
will make you n bid upon them, and if
anyono buys them highor than we bid,
you aro sure to get the strength of tho
marker. Wo aro shipping nearly a
load of stock a day and it is impossiblo
for ua to rido tho country. It costs
moooy to rido tho country and wo are
willing to givo this expense to you in
tho prico of your cattle. Wo buy any
thing that wears hair in tbo sliapo of
cattlo und hogs, any day and every
day. You can bring ono head or 100
head. Tbo more you bring tho higher
prico wo can pay, gives us a chanco to
sort. Now don't got caught napping
I in tho country. Moiuiaict & Cuttek,
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