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Order To Show Cause.
Webster County, f "-ine County Court
Am County Court held at tlio County
Court room In nud for Hiilit county Monday
March lUli A. I., 11)10.
lNlh matter of Hi cilute of Krli'k I'!.
liuriiuin, Dccrnnril.
0.4 rending find IIIIiik the petition of Olc
Hcri(tnnii filed on llio llth diiy of March A.
It., IHIO, untying for the examination nml al
lowance of IiIh II mil nccount of tlit hiumi
.Wle, mi order dlHtrlliutliiK IIiithIIuo of per
sonal ratal and there upon nn order iIIh-
'linrgltiK "tin from further hiirden und her-
lee In hi wild ollleottHivclmliilstrnlor.
OitiiKUKU, That Tuesday tho 0th dny of
April A. P., 11)10, nt nun o'clock . ill.,
IkuhkIkiiciI for heiirlni! laid petition, when nil
purNoim IntcrcMlcd In nld mttttiir limy apiienr
nl a County Court to lie held In nud for H.'ihl
founty nnd hhowenuso why prayer ol pell"
lloucrHhould not liu Knotted; and that notice
of tho pendency of mild petition nud the hear
lui; thereof ho ulveu to till persoim Interested
In K.'ild matter, by puhllidilnK a copy of this
order In the Kcd Cloud Chief, u weekly nevn
paper printed In wild county, for three eon
Heeullvu weeks prior to said day of hearing
si:i,1 I, W. Kiison
County. luduc.
C.A.SCHDLIZ&CO.
Real Estate Brokers
Order U Show Cause.
I In Tho County Court
Stale of Neliraskn,
WotMtcr County.
At ft County Court held nt tho County
Court room In nnd tor rinld county Tliurmlny,
March tOlh A. I)., IHIO.
In tho matter of the estate of Hunan I..
Ilaxlor, Iecaned.
On roadlng and mini; the petition of Sarah
M. Ilaster filed on th 10th day of March A.
I., 1910, praylnic for the xri initiation and nl
loiraneoot her llunl account of thenainodate,
n decree of anslKiiniciit of the land belong
lilt to tiald eitato to th perionn entitled to
tliciamo, an ordur dlntrlhutluc the reslduo
(if personal etat and there upon nn order
tltioharglug hr from further burden nnd
uttrvlc In hur Maid ofllc M Kxecutrtx.
OltliKHKI), that Wednesday the (1th dny
of April A. I). 1010 at '1 o'clock p. in., Is
cnli;ncd for henrlng Raid petition when nil
psruons intereHted In said innttcrj'tuny ap
pear at a County Court to ! held In nnd for
Nald County and rthow emu why prayer of
Petitioner should not 1 granted; nud that
notice of the pendency of nald petition nud
tho hearing thereof hu given to nil persons
Interested In said inattr, by publishing a
copy of till order In th Ked Cloud Chief, a
weekly newspaper printed In said county,
fur three coiuecutlv week prior to said dny
mI hearing. I. V. Kihon,
(Him)) County . I udge.
Order t Shiw Caise.
fltato of Nebraska I In thn Cllllltv Court
Welwtcr County ( '" ,I10l'0UI' -"
At a County Court hold at the County
Court room In nnd for said county Thursday,
March 10th A. P., 1910.
In tho matter of tho estate of John
llarrttt, Deceased.
O.i raadlug aud Ming the petition of John
A. McArthur llled on the 10th dny of March
A. I)., IUI0, praying for the examination nnd
allowance of hit ilnul account of tho nam
date, an ordor adjudicating tho claim of
Oeorgc A. Chamberlnln and distributing tho
residua of poruoual estate nud there upon an
order discharging him from further burden
and service In his said olllco as administrator.
OttiiKitKii, That Wednesday tho (till dny
of April A. 1). 11)10, nt 10 o'clock it. m.,
I assigned for hearing nald petition when all
porsoui Interested In said matter may appear
nt ii County Court to bo held In and for
wald county nnd show eauso why prayer of
petitioner should not be granted; and that
notice ol the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof hu given to nil persons
Interested lu said matter, by publishing u
copy of this order lu tho Ited Cloud Chief, a
weakly newspaper printed In said county,
for three eonsecuthi' weeks prior to said day
of hearing.
hKM.) I. W. Kiison
County;Judge.
you
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.oau
any of
Fare,
We have a select list of lands in E istern Colorado, Cen
tral and Western Kansas and Nebraska.
We have the best of facilities for showing
these lands at no expense to yon except Rail
which will be refunded if you purchase from us.
Before deciding upon location it would be well to call at
our office and see on the map just where our lands lie. We
can locate vou close to any of these towns:
AKRON, COLORADO,
OTIS, COLORADO,
BIRD CITY, KANSAS,
GARDEN CITY. KANSAS,
AND RED CLOUD, NEB
Our list is too large to publish but we want to
SHOW YOU THE LANDS
REMEMBER
"One personal investigation is worth a hundred descriptions."
We loan money at lowest prevailing rates on Real Estate,
and write Fire, Lightning and Tornado Insurance on your
property.
A competent Notary always in the office.
C. A. SCHULTZ (3. CO.
Potter Block. Red Cloud. Nebraska.
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IF YOU WANT a monument for
Decoration day place your order
NOW!
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WV A vm IITtTII V T TFt 1
rLALt, II Wlltl Ud and it will receive
the most careful attention.
Material first class, workmanship un
excelled. OVERING BROTHERS and CO.,
THE MONUMENT MEN,
Red Cloud, - - Nebraska.
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Order t Show Cause
SWlSlHto!Jc!i:y: '"ho County Court'
At a County Court hold at the County
Court room In and for tiald county Satur
day, March lllth A. I)., 1910.
In lh mutter of tho entftlo of Hannah A.
Sauiutara, Deceased.
On reading and llllnc the petition of
Samuel Maunder praying that administrat
ion of aald CHtate may he granted to hlmielf,
tho haUI Hamuel Hauud.ru, a AdtulnlHtrator.
OitiiKUKU, that Wednesday tho 13th dny of
April A. n. 11)10, at ono o'clock j. in., U
anlgnod for hearing vatd petition when all
ticrsoun Interested In said matter may appear
si a County Court to b. held In and for wild
4'ounty and mIiow raiiio why prayer of
petitioner iihould not he Krnuted; nnd that
iiollreof the pendency of Mild petition nud
the henrlui; thereof be given to nil persons
luteiented In Niild niutler, by publUhliiK n
vopy of llilx order lu the Ited Cloud Chief, n
weekl) uownpaptr prlnUd In wild eounty,
for Ihrceeouseeuihe weeks prior tohtilddny
f lienrlng. I. v. Uiiidn,
(Sl'a,) .. ... mty .ludgi. I
Order to Show Cnusc.
Minti of Nebraska, i i i,.,.-llim. . ,,,,., !
Webstoi County, i '" "" ( l,,n,h "'" l '
Ala Cpunt Court held at the I ouiii
ourt room in nud fur mi il cnuiii) I'uimIii.. I
March Utilh.. A. I.. HUH.
In the malterof tin itialcuf .lle.v II. liar-'
M-y Deeeahed. '
on itmllUK and IIIIiik the petition ol Noah
i:. Harvey llled on the J'.llh dny of Mureli A.
!., IIUD. prulim for IheoMiiiiliiatlouniid nl- j
iii:uii'(mii ins iinai iieeoiini u( the kuiiiw
dale, a di en e of ut-slunnu'iit of the liindo he-
. iiinlni; toKnidfhtntftotlif persons intiilid
lolhosanii, and Iherc upon an order din-
fhirKlim him from furiliir hiiiilen and sii-
leu lu M said oilli e as ndiuliilhirntor.
oiinhui.ii. rii.it I'uiMlay the mth dnj uf
jirll A. I), miu. ut one o'eloek p. in., Is iim.
Hluued for hiailui; said petition uluu all
jieiKons Illicit -till in said inattir iun up.
pear at u Cntiui) Court to be held lu and for
said louul) audshoM caus. why praer ol
potltlonitr should not be urn nt fd; and Hint
notleeof Ihepeiulene) of said petition und
thehearlni; tluriof be kImii to all jiersons
Interested In unlit uialler. by piibllshlni; n
lopyoflhls order In Hie Ited Cloud chief, n
weekly newspaper printed In said county,
for thri c consiculh e wcckH prior to said day
ol Inarlnu'. 1. v. i;nsos
t!'H) l oilllt Jlidrff.
SHIGHESTER SPILLS
Swift's Premium
Notice Farmers & Breeders Hams or
That the Porolioron Stullion, Maii- Bacons.
TEAC (07079) importud from I'ranoe in .
1911) by Strcitni & Wilson of Creton, ,
Iowa, is registered in tho American
breeders and Importer's l'oruhuron
KeKistery, and that his recorded num
ber is r2922.
Color and Description, Black.
1'KDiaiiKE: Folded June 0, 1905;
bred by M.TisonComtnunoof Sarsncs,
department of Surthe; got by Duussot
(51721) ho by Ayor 37350 (13115) he by
Boutoo (lOoHO) he by Picador III. 5078
(4815) ho by Picador 1254 (780) ho by
Picador (14331) he by Favori.
Dam: Charmauto (2IJ385) by Ver
mouth (5497) ho by Picador I (1330) he
bv Itayard (9195) he by Estaba 187(700)
he by a son of Jean Lo Ulanc (739).
BLOCK V BOY and MAKTEAU will
make this Huiihon at tho Day barn.
R. C. BORUIM
Ow.vnii
Rural phono No. 103.
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PUBLIC
LAND
SALE!
In order to close up the estate of the late ERIC BERGMAN, of Cather
ton Township, Webster County, Nebr. we will sell at public sale, on
Wednesday, Apr. 13, '10
at 1:00 o'clock, P. ML, sharp, the following Land, viz:
The Northeast Quarter of Sec. 20, Town 3, Range 1 2
The Southeast Quarter of Sec. 20, Town 3, Range 1 2;
and The Southwest Quarter of Sec. 2 1 , Town 3, Range 1 2.
All in Webster County, Nebraska.
Sale to take place ON THE LAND, on the above date Without FAIL.
TERMS OF SALE
Purchaser must pay one-fourth (1-4) of the purchase price in cash, balance on or before FIVE
YEARS, with interest at 6 per cent, payable annually.
rurchaser may have thirty days to make up the First cash payment; Provided, that he will
one-fifth of the first cash payment, on day of sale, as a forfeit should he fail to pay the balance of
payment within the 30 days given him.
rs? ri i4..ii a . i m
td& dius suDmuceci co me mictionecr in writing Dy parties wno can not be present,
have proper attention.
ERIC and OLE BERGMAN,
AGENT FOR THE HEIRS, Campbell, Nebraska.
J. D. FULTON, Auct. Riverton, Nebraska.
pay
the
will
Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
Wm. Koon
Red Cloud, Nebr.
SUNNY SIDE.
U. G. Martin was hauling corn to
Will lloboi tMiu'h lust week.
John Ratlijen lot a horse while
working in the Hold lust week.
John Uasser is moving his feed and
machinery on Geo. MnnnVpluco which
he has rented.
How tho merry March wiuds do
blow. Will it blow up rain is tho
question among the farmers
Geo. Pierce is improving very well
from so severe a sickness. He will be
up In a fow days if he continues gain
ing strength
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bonse hare tho
sympathy of their friends in the death
of their little Ave months old son
Charles. lie was laid to rest in the
Red Oloud cemetery Sunday, March
the 27th, 1910. Though they seo his
little form no more yet as the Minis
ter comforted them in these words
1 'Suffer little children to come unto
mo and forbid them not, for of such is
tho Kingdom of Heaven, though he
can not come to me, yet I may go to
him." A most blessed and comforting
thought in time of sorrow.
UNDERTAKING
We Carry Funeral
Furnishings in Stock
and answer calls clay
or night. Have ar
ranged to secure the
services ofjJAlbright
Brothers on Short
Notice withoutJExtra
Charge to Patrons.
Col. J. if. Ellingcr
AUCTIONEER
Does livestock and general auc
tioneering. Satisfaction guaran
teed in every caso. I'mlorstands
pedigrees and stock values.
Many years experience. I'hono
im anytime.
. ...
Red Cloud, Nebr.
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HELLS
COWLFS, NEBR.
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limioMi nit i m i 14,1.11, fr twuiiv flv
years i -liird t 1? t,Pifet,A' y U' liable,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
ill jour llpujrrfl, for cni.ciiuH.rKit 4 a
lAMONll I'KANI) J'H.I.S in Km ntulA
iu nutal'l-; Iioxm, 6calcl with ItlueCO)
bum. Takk no oniiin. liu r jour v
urKlJt nml u.U Ue rll.CIIK.TI IIH v
S. J. GUNNilNGtUM
DENTIST
ucccssor to Or J. S. KMIGII
At the old stand over the
A Few of the Good Things
Dill Vickies IHa per doz
Sour Pickles lOo " "
Swoot Pickles loo " "
Hulk Olives loo " "
Ilorso liadish 10c per bottle
Catsup v Wo "
Colery Kellsli ". . . . . 10c " '
Mustard li)c "J glass
Olomargerine Uutter.. .20 v L'.'ic per lb
Oysters r.O A (lOo per .qt
YOST & BUTLER
The 4th Avenue Meat Market
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Widow's Pension.
The recent act of April lllth. UD3
gives to all soldiers' widows u pension
of'-Upir monlh. Tied "Maunr, 1 1
W. C. T. D. ITEMS.
(This Space Itclonu's to tho W. C. T. U.)
Whiskey curses the univei.se. Sa
loons can not run without boys any
more than a mill can run without
irruin. 100.00H men go down to destruct
ion every your through the drink habit.
100,(00 boys must take their place to
keep the ranks full. Whose boys?
youth or mine or both, also G0,000 girls
go down tho Great While Way each
year Is our girls safoV No, not while
we sell them through tho licensed
saloon. We sell our girls and boys for
a price, for los than Judas sold the
Savior. So long as we license tho
Saloon with its walls and through Its
influence will be concocted schemes to
lead men and women to destruction.
There is a way to rid our town of
this snaro and curse. If tho Christian
people and the better moral element
will lay aside the sins that so easily
beset them. Partisan, greed of guiu
and oilico seeking, vote tho way they
preach und pray "O Lord thy King
dom come thy will be done in earth as
lu Heaven." We can overcome dentil,
hell and the saloon, Will you do it?
"Fear nor he who can destroy the
body, but rather him who can destroy
both soul and body." If there Is a re
deeming feature in strong drink who
can show It socially, morally or spirit
ually. Socially it makes it man a boor.
Morally It depraves him and makes
him lower than the brute. Splrituallv
it debars hlin of Heaven for "No
drunkard shall Inherit the Kingdom
of Heaven. ' Head, relied, think and
then vote f'oi" your boys and girls and
your fellow man
Which is the most honorable and
profitable woik for women Raising
boys for the saloon to destiny or work
lug to enillcate the uloon and tryln,'
n s ivr ur lu
To All Concerned.
Complaint has been made to tho
Hoard of Kducatiou that mcrchnuts
are selling smoking tobacco, chewing
tobacco and cigars to minors. The
patrons of the school look to the Hoard
and its truant olllcer for the enforce
ment of such lavs, the violation of
which impairs school discipline and
school otlluioncy. The Board of
Kducation hereby appends those sect
ions of the Statutes pertaining to the
sale of tobacco to minors and serves
notice to all concerned that tho violat
ion of the same must bo discontinued,
lly Ordkh ok Hoard ok Education.
COUHEY'S STATUTES, L,AWS l'JOi).
Sec. 2301. Can not sell to minor.
That heroaftor no person, firm or
association, or corporation in this
state shall sell, give or furnish in any
way any tobacco in any form whatso
ever, or any cigarettes or cigarette
paper to any minor under eighteen
years of age.
Sec. 23G'- Ponalty for violation.
That any person, firm, association
or corporation violating the provisions
of this act shall, upon conviction
thereof, for each nud every offense, be
fined In a sum of not less than twenty
dollars aud not more than fifty dollars,
and costs of suit, or bo imprisoned for
not less than ten or more than thirty
days, in the direction of tho court.
Seo. UilOIJ. Unlawful to sdl or give
away cigarettes or cigarette paper.
That it shall be unlawful on and
alter the date this act shall go into
oll'ect to manufacture, sell, give away
or willingly allow to be taken any
cigaiettes or tho material for their
composition known as cigarette paper
within tho State or Nebraska.
Sec 'J-'ltH. Penalty for violation of
act. '
That any person, firm or associat
ion, or corporation in thisstate violat
ing the provisions of this act ho or
they shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and shall upon conviction thereof be
lined for each and every such oil'ense,
a sum not less thau $;0 nor more than
S100 at the discretion of tho Court to
gether with costs of prosecution.
Sec. U36!i. Manager or director of
corporation violating act Peunlty.
Any olllcer, director or manager
having in charge or control either
separately or jointly with others the
business of any corporation which cor
poration violates the provisions of this
act If ho have knowledge of the samo,
shall bo guilty and subject to the
ponalty herein provided.
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it 80 100 l)(?
15 "H 100 91
-'l 70 100 115
I
-i 2 100 HI
II Til 100 II j
Grades
Hoys
Ulrls
uradu I
Hoys
Girls
Grade ;i
Hoys
Girls
The boys aud girls who rank highest
in their respective grades in spelling
aro as follows:
Grade :t Kalph Nowhouse, Ellcry
Hooper, Merwio Kdson, Mil
dred Mercer, Myra Evans.
Josephine Reigle, Beatrice
McAllister.
Grade 1 Hobert Blackledgc, Merlyu
Boner, Eugene Strayor,
Fountain Pincher, Mable
Koontz, Flora Osborne, May
Holler, Thclma Lamborn,
Margaret Dickson, Ethel
Coon, Vaughn Moranville,
Fern Thornton.
Grade 5 Cecil Barrett, Konneth John
ston, Clifford Pope, Russell
Jones, Ernest Nowhouso,
Teresa Reigle, Oreta Tur
nuro, Anna Koubal, Bessie
Harvei, Pearl McCoukoy
Faith Koont., Neva d a
Mackey, Lldia 1'rout, Ilolon
Green, liertha Havel, Mabel
Lamborn, Pearl Carpenter
Grade G Glenn Fern, Jack Flnchcr,
Lewis Schultz, Raymond
Turnure, Florence Johnston,
Prudn HuiVer. Georirhi Clnn.
con, RubyCiobfe. Marguorlto
Fogol, Gladys Frye, Hazel
Doll", Nellie Fineher, Nora
Leggott, Cleuiio Roubal,
Kuih II Uhsong.Jennio Miner,
Zelmu Wonderly, Nettle
Springer, Beatrix McKeigh
iiii. Grade 7 Everett Stroup, Blanche
Honor, Auva Dow. Maurluo
Caldwell. Pearl Ilndley
Laura Pierce, Bertha Osborn,
CATARRH
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