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BLOOM1NGTON
(From the Advocate)
Androw Johnson, who had n stroko
of paralysis last wook, was in town hist
"Wednesday. Ho is improving slowly.
At tho meeting of tho village hoard
Ust Monday tho date on which bids
woro to bo rccoivod for tho village, water
bonds, thoro woro no bids on file aspor
tho advertisement.
Prof. Mohrman,who has been oloctod
and accoptod tho princlpnlshlp of tho
Rloornington higli scliool, has sent in
his resignation, having boon llnally
clouted at Atkinson.
CAMPBELL
(From the Citizen.)
Moslo lloulior has entirely recovered
from his rccont accident. Ho had a
fortunato oscapo.
Morris Doidrickson left Monday for
a visit to Denmark, tho fathorlaud. Ho
oxpocts to bo gono several months.
Mrs. Henry Ludlow and hor son Burt
aro expected to arrlvo this evening from
Oklahoma City. Mrs Ludlow will spond
the sninmor with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. IJ. C. Burt.
Considerable damage from hail Mon
day evening is reported from tho vicin
ity of Upland, George Hanson, Gust
Anderson, Chris Work and J. A.Swede
land boiug tho heaviest losers, and
many others suffered considerable loss
LEBANON.
(From tho Argus.)
Koy Hutchinson passed throug Leba
non Tuesday morning onrouto for Nor
ton, where ho has n job in a barber
ahop.
C. B. Wiuugar and family made a
trip to Rod Cloud Friday, taking Mrs.
Winogar's sister, whore she took tho
train for homo at North Platto, Nob.
A.L. Mullor returned from Nebraska
City, Thursday evening, whero ho had
bjen called on account of tho ficknass
of his fathor, F. H. Mullor, and which
resulted in his death ,7uue 21.
George Duokor arrived Tuesday from
Chicago. Ho is a traveling salesman
and has been out about two mdnths.
He had uovor heard of our big lire mi
til ho got within a few miles of Leba
non. J. J. Timberlako was putting down a
well last wook, and when at a depth of
about 1.") feet struck an inch and a half
vein of coal. Tho coal covers tho wholo
surface of tho well, was soft and very
light, but burns well.
Charlos Cain and son Haydon, re
turned Tuosday evening from Kansas
City, whero an oporation was perform
ed an one of Hayden'a eyes. Tho opor
tiou provod successful and It is thought
that his eye will bo all right in a short
time.
Wo understand that about uine
young men purlolnod several quarts of
lioozo from a gentleman who lives near
Sherwood. Tho gentleman who lost
tho booze immediately sworo out war
rants for tho boys arrost, but when
they went to servo the warrants only
two of the boys could bo found, tho
rest having hikod to Colorado.
hal' brought tho owner the snug sum of
815,300.
Tom McCartnoy's team became
frightened Tuesday whilo tiod in front
of Crittenden's store at a passing auto
mobile and exhibited so mo of tho
fiercest plunging seen in a day and a
year. They clamborod clear over a
lumber wagon, upsotting it, and then
got straddle of tho hitching wires. Tho
top buggy to which they woro hitched
was smashed into kindling wood.
BLUE HILL.
(From tho Leader.)
Jacob Goll moved into his new res
idence, tlio McMahou property which
ho recently purchased, this week.
Ground was broken Tuosday morn
ing for a city scales, which will bo loca
ted near tho water tower, on Gngo
street.
John Grimes, who uudorwont an op
eration for appendicitis last week, is
getting along quite nicely and will bo
about in a few days.
James McMahou shipped his house
hold goods to Lincoln last Friday,
where ho will mako his futuro home.
He left for that place last Saturday.
FRANKLIN
(From the .Sentinel.)
Misses Rosalind and Kathryn Masor
arrived Wednesday morning from St.
Louis for a brief visit at their home hi
this city.
Don Smith was happily suprrlsod last
week by tho arrival of his son Zeddie.
Tho father and sun had not seen each
other for thirteen years.
D. (i. Fuger wont to Enid, Okla., last
Thursday night in response to a tele
gram from his son, Rev. J. W. Fager.
s.iyiug tiiat his son, 20 years old, had
met with a tragic death.
Sunday morning whilo playing on a
freight train, Hay Boswoll, a section
hand aged eighteen, fell aud was badly
mangled undor the moving wheels.
Tho flesh was laid opon from tho kneo
to the groin of the loft limb aud his
right elbow crushed.
The recent auiomobilo tour of Carson
and Perry Hildroth subsequent to thoir
trip to Smith Center, was the most se
vere tost to which they have yet put
their machine. The total distance
covorod was about 300 miles.
Watson Cuitwood last Saturday sold
his live quarters of land lying south
east of town aud near the state lino.
His sixth quarter has boon sold not
not long before. Tho section and a
SUPERIOR
(From tho Express.)
Tho Electric liuht company oxpoct to
have thoir day circuit in operation by
tho middle or last of July.
Mrs. Susan Eyro of this city and S
M. Starr, of Pawnee, woro united in
marriago last Tuosday night.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Johnson leave this
week for a trip for Europe, and will
sail noxt week from Now York.
A post card photo shop Is being open
ed west of tho Superior hotel, by a
couple of young men from Concordia.
Miss Ina Gittings left Wednesday
for her work as Instructor in physical
culture in tho summer school at Lako
Chautauqua, N. Y.
A. II. Skinner has sold his impolment
house occupied by tho Peterson Imple
ment firm, to Dick Hudson, a farmer
near Superior, for a consideration of
SlUtiO.
BLADEN
(From tho Entor prise)
Word was received Tuesday announ
cing tho death of Mrs. Addio Bottom
at her homo cast of Oak.
Tho forty-sixth birthday of II. L.
Fois, our genial butcher, was fitly ob
served by nearly thirty of his rolatlves
, coming and taking dinner with him.'
Ellon Stewart, who was operated on
, for appendicitis a couple of wcoks ago,
1 is now on tho road to recovery and ox
i pects to bo around again soon.
On Friday night an explosion of a
lamp in the brooder house of O. Lind
gron caused a fire which burned down
the house, two brooders audsomethitig
, like 200 little chicks.
James McCoy and sou Elmer return
ed Saturday from Boyd, Wyoming,
whero Elmer has been farming. Mr.
McCoy has boon out to visit him. We
understand Elmer will remain in Bla
den this summer.
i It. C. Chevalier, the implement man
1 of Bladon, has rented tho lower
story of tho now brick building that is
being built by Charlos Speuco north of
J. P. Cropp's store and will put in a
lino of tlireo or four of the best makes
of automobiles.
CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items Gathered
by Our County Reporters
GUIDE ROCK.
John Hnskius started for Idaho last
Monday.
Grandpa Dlckcrson is very sick. Ho
is afllicted with Bright's disease.
Sam Alum nnd wife went to Hardy
Thursday to attend a wedding.
Elza Murphy's health is quite poor
ly again. Ho is troubled with asthma.
Miss Iona Dickorson was a west
bound passenger Wednesday evening.
A great many from this place expect
to go to Rod Cloud next Wednesday to
see tho Haskell Indians play ball.
Mrs. Victor Lang and children of
Beatrice aro visiting hor brother,
Frauk Yetter, aud sister, Mrs. A. F.
Fringor.
Max Buder and wife returned homo
last Saturday from Atwood, Kas.,
whore they spent the Fourth.
George Garbor, tho man that can
mix as much mud as the next one, has
quit tho .job and is now working in
Burr'j livery barn.
John Young, the banker, has 1G0
acres of oats ono mile east of town that
look good enough for DO bushels to the
acre.
Red Cloud certainly did hor share
towards helping Guide Rock celebrate
the Fourth, hnd when Red Cloud has
tho Chautauqua Guide Rock is going
to return the compliment.
(Published July 12tb 1007.)
Ordinance No. 62.
An Ordinance termed the Annual Appropriation
Illll. npproprlaMiK such nurbB of moncr n
nre deemed ntpnrntr tn defray nil iieccsWy
expcnppR nnd llntilllttcs of the cltv of Heir
Clninl.Nebraskn, as shown by CRtlmntes here
toforo made by Mich city for the current year.
He It ordained bv the Mayor and Council ot tho ,
Ulty of Hcd Cloud: Jjj
Section 1. Thattho following sums of money
be. aud the fame hereby aro appropriated from
the amount or tnxen authorized to be levied and
levied fur tho current year of 1117. to ilefiay the
nccestnrv expend and llnlihltleaof tho mild
city of Hcd cloud for the current ducal year for
the objects and purpofes herein Mated:
Kor olllcem' unlarlc tliUO (h
KorMreet and alleys mxi 00
Kor Intention ... . M0 (K
Kor Mipplleriinii printing' io no
Kor maintenance of witcr Vfork. , . . vntom
Kor Intercut on water bond' poo oo
Kor Intercut on electric llcht bonds. .. l 0 (x)
KiirrnutliiKcntutid Incidental expeiifces MCI no
Kor Judgment fund 10 tx
Kor street llnliti m)o txt
Kor maintenance of ulectrlc llcht works GOO tx
Section II. Thin Ordinance hIihII take client,
and be In force from and after Its phhmikc, up
proval. and publication according to law.
I'ased and approved July :irel..itT.
.I.'O. CAM)WKLI Mayor.
AtteM: L. II. FOIlT. City Wcrk.
ISeal Julyta
Notice of Tax Sale,
Notice Ik hereby clven that the underalennil.
on the Oth day of November. llKifi. purchased t
i the county treasurer of Welder county. Neuron
km.ih private aie. uie ioiiowiiik iiefcriiieu rear
estate sold for delinquent taxcA for the year IIXM.
and Hltuated In ited Cloud, Webster county. Ne
bniNka, to wit: Lots four U) 'lie (fi) and slxitfj.,
In blo.dc ten tin), of I.eUuc's addition to Ited
Cloud. Nebraska, taxed In the name of Kriltti
iirvaut.
Thenbove named pcroon nnd till others who-
I claim an IntireM In the above laud will lnio
notice that the time of redemption of Mild laml
from tald tax cale will expire on the Till lny of
November A. I) IWI7. after which I will apply
for a tax deed for all of the above lnnd that Is
not redeemed. I.oimpa Hamst.
Dated this 11th day of July, J'JOT.
Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at postolllco at Red Cloud, Neb.
for tho week ending July 11, 1907:
Mr. aud Mrs. Ezra Conrad.
Frank Fish.
C. W. Francia.
Rrice C. ltigler.
Win. Stewart.
Mrs. Sidney White.
These will bo sent to tho dead letter
otllce July 2.1. 1007, if not called for
before. When calling for above please
say "advertised."
T. C. Hackkk. Postmaster.
Notice of Bond Sale.
Sealed proposals will be received by I. II.
Fort, .secretary of the bchuol Hoard, until Julv
l'ith. l'Jttf. at I'J M.. for the tuirchase of a"i.ux
School llnniN ot the School District of the Cttv
of lied Cloud. Webster County. Nebraska, vote!
April 2nd. II)?. llouilsarc In deii'iinluatloii of
frxxi cncli. dated June 1st. 1!H)7. bearlni: V, ter
.cent per annum. maturliiK .Ittiiu 1st. 1927, am
1 optional after 6 years, llonds Itsued pursuant
io sccnou lr.'.w, t;oooe's mw Aunotnicu hihi
utcs of Nebraska.
UldN must be acconipnnled by certified check
for fSOO. payable to the City Tieasurcr. Tlie
Hoard reserves the ritsht to reject any nml tuJ
bids.
Dated June 21st. 1907. Ited Cloud. Nebraska
till. U.K. HAINES, President.
L. II. FONT, Secretary. JunH
INFLAMMATOKY RHEUMATISM CUHED IN
3 DAYS
Morton I.. Hill, of Lebanon. 1ml.. tays; "My
wife had Inllninnintorv Hheumntlsm in every
muscle aud Joint: her sutTerlm; was tcrriile
and her body and face were swollen almost be
yond recognition: hnd been In bed six wcelsM
Rtid had eight physicians, but received nt
benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for
Rheumatism. It Knve Immediate relict vjJ)
she was able to walk nbout In three davu. t tm
sure It saved her life." Sold by H. E. Orlce,
Druggist. Red Cloud.
Recommend The Chief to your neigh
bors.. We will appreciate your aid in
this matter.
A friend of tho tiom
A foe of the Trust
Calumet
Baking
Powder
OomplleB with the Pure Food Laws
of all Statea.
County Treasurer's Semi-Annual Statement.
Recapitulation, showing the amount on hand January 1st, 1HD7, the collections, since made, dihbur.soiiients,
close of the 30th day of June, 11107, in each and all of the several Funds stated.
and amount remaining on hand at the
KLN'l) OF FUNDS.
School and University Land....
State Consolidated
County enoral
County 1 triil go
County Railroad Itond
County I usanu
County l'oor
County Soldiers' Relief
County Road
District Road
Commissioner District
District Schools
Statu Apportionment
Fines ami Licenses
School lioud
lied Cloud City
Red Cloud Water Itond
Red Cloud Electric Light Itond
Red Cloud Electric Light Works
JJeil Cloud Water Works
Rod Cloud Water Works Special
ited Cloud .1 udgment
Red Cloud Sidewalk
Rlue Hill
Rlue Illll Water Rood ...
Blue Hill Special
Ouide Rock. .,
(iitide Rock llrldge Rood
Marten ,
School .Mandamus
interest
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Redemption
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Just Received, a Car of
FLOUR.
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PLUMB'S FLOUR
and FEEP STORE
You can save money by
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SI 83273 81
Fees and Commissions received from January 1st, 1007, to July 1st, 1007 S2350.43
Railroad ltouds outstanding ,' 530,000.00
I, W. C. Frahm, County Treasurer, certify that the above is a true and correct statement of the outstanding indebtedness of the county aud of all
moneys received and disbursed by me as County Treasurer of Webster County, Nebraska, from the first day of January, HK17, to the first day of July, 1007,
to the best of my knowledge and belief, its' per statement submitted. , W. C. FRAHM, County Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of July, 1007,
LKK DkTOUR, County Clerk.
W. II. HAIIjISY, Deputy.
You will do belter work for
a cup of fragrant deliciou
ARIOSA Coffee and yoit
will rest belter' afterwards.
Cuts your coffee bills about
in half.
Sold in one pound packages
only, sealed for your protection.
Loose coffee isn't the same
it may be dusty, dirty and bad
for your stomach and nerves.
Compile, willi all requirement, of the National P.j
Food Law, Giunntee No. 204 1 , filed t Wailiing'. .
l'ineules are for the kidneys and
Rladder. They bring quick relief to
backache, rheumatism, lumbago, tired
worn out feeling, They produce nat
ural action of the kidneys in filtering
waste matter out of the blood. 30
days treatment SI. Money refunded
if l'ineules are not satisfactory. Sold
by Henry Cook's Drug Store.
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