.jswsawCsraawifcis
the President's intention oj to
The Herald,
fattUHd rerr Fridy d ntcrwl at tho
hrterwts ot Hwnlutrrord and iioi Butte
county.
T1K5. J. O'KBUrFE, PMIher.
MmvoxirtioN rattw:
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FIUPAY, OCT, 18,
1895.
Democratic Ticket.
6TATX.
For Supreme Judge
$. J. MAHpNEY,
of Omaha.
ForSegeits,
- ' 6. ASHBXi Qt HUdreth.
j; H. AMES, of Lincoln:
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COUNTY.
,1'or Oouaty Treasurer,
'' A. t. MILLET.
For Gomaty Saperiat'nil'rit of 5chwJ,
'" ANNA NUELANU.
Tw, OoiM! tjrfl Jwr I If,
'"" " Iff ICf HEWCALL7 '
.For 4 Commissioner Third District,
T'P.H.ZOfcL. '
rREomoT.
For Assessor, '
' ' J. O..PABKIN.
Tor Justice of the caqe,
A&.FIERQE. J"
For Constable. '
WAnNEY.HALBDR.
,For JSoad Overseer,
' p. XINSIEY.
At the democratic judicial con
mention held in Ohadron last
.Thursday, no nominations .or
endorsements were made.
jThore are one or two tinhprn
f oliticians in this vicinity who
are circulating tho report that
the democrats nominated Horn
call Jfer a straw to elect Swe'onoy.
It Is a campaign falsehood. The
gentlemen (?) who are circulating
the report know it to be such, and
fon the 5th day of November ovor-
body will know it is a falsehood.
. -
A petition signed by 42 xesy
dents of Cheyenne county
was filed' with life county board
this weekasking that the question
of annexing a part of Ohoyenne
county t eighteen by forty miles, be
'submitted at this election. The
Board being in doubt as to what
proportion of tho legal voters in
the territory affected" had signed
the petition, tho question was
postponed until it could ascertain
this fact.
From tho following clippings it
is evident that tho idea is no more
popular in Cheyonne Co,, than in
T3ox Butte and it is probable that
,tho schome will be dropped.
A proposition is being worked
up to attach the biggest part of
. dheyesii Bounty , lying jsorth of
Jthe river to Box Butte county, but
it is dollars to doughnuts it will
nover come to pass. Goring
Courier.
The Alliance Times has sprung
a scheme to attaoh that portion of
Cheyonno county laying north of
the "river, to Box Butte. The peo
of Alliance can drop that biscuit.
It won't work." Bayard Transcript
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
the
existing vacancy in their ranks
they are not alking about it whore
any ncwapapor men can hoar them.
Much interest was expressed in
Washington over tho rumor that
the managers of the proposed Cor
bettFitzaiminons fight wero figur
ing on tho uso of a government
reservation in Arkansas for that
exhibition. The governtnept has
spoken in no uncertain tone,
through Secretaries Latnont and
Wraith and Attornoy General Har
mon, and if the staggers do .not
hoed they will regret their hard-
hcadedncss. JNo pnze-ligut will
bo allowed upon any government
reservation, in Arkansas, or upon
any other spot of ground ovor
which the U S. Government has
direct control, and, if necessary to
prevent it, or to arrest the pHrtfci-.
pators the government stands
ready to call put tho army Bu
nobody in Washington thinks any
thiny of that sort will be neces
sary. Neither .the fighters nor
their managers will be foolish
enough to defy, Uncle Sam.
That "money talks" has just
pean proven by a Washington
man. who replied Atp tho boastful
claims concerning Kontucky and
Maryland which ropublisans havo
been making, with a public offer
to wager any amount from $100 to
$5,000 that tho democrats olect
thoir ticket in both states; also,
that a majority of tho Kentucky
legislature will be democratic.
This man's money actually talks
so loud that it thas frightened tho
republicans blowhards into silenco.
It is unnecessary to say that
betting is something which nobody
ought to do, but at the same time
it must be acknowledged that there
re timeB when an offer to bet,
baked with cash, serves a good
purpose.
Hon. Samuel E. Morse, of In
diana, who aided in winning the
recent ( democratic vjctory in In
dianapolis, Mj Harrison's home,
and who enjoys tho reputation of
being a very shrewd political ob.
server,' says: ''The prospects of
democratic succes at our next state
election are most promising, and,
although tho republicans have an
advantage m their holdovor sona.
tors, tho indications for a demo
cratic legislature are good. I be
lieve that will not only carry In
diana in 1896, but that tho same
influences at work there will carry
tho coutry for tho National Demo
cratic Tickot."
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WAYOibE HEDOStf.
wr,.BiiotMWhia!,aw
Mc!rtl ! JOVMldf an4 CtlM MM o
Good Work.
A correspondent of the .Garden aad
r'orest believes that codettas should he
organised In townships and, villages to j
protect the beauty of roadsides Instead j
of paying; roadrn asters to devastate j
every roadside. Ho asks: How may
people are there who really believe If
their attention la oace called to the. mat
ter that naked stubs and atones aac
ground burned black ia more bcautlfal
thaa a natural growth of a wayside
vegetation?
Describing a drive through a by-road
he says: The roadraaster has kindly
allowed Its borders to take care
thomaelves far two or three years past.
When the wayside shrubbery gets tos
aggressive he will go la some ine June
morning With his ax and cat dewn
some sf he Mt vigorous trees and
shrubs and. bum them, but la a year or
so the place will be as wild as ever. Ia
this thicket the wild plums have gene
out of bloom, but the young apple trees
Which the bird- have planted are still
In flower, and the scarlet fruited thorns
are the best There are great masses
of bright Plnxter flowers, aad the grace
ful racemes of the choke cherry are ni-(
usually abundant
Of course, the leaves at this season
are quite as beautiful as the flowers,
and from the deep red of the young
seedlings of swamp maples to the gray
of the dwarf and the light yellow of the
Sassafras there are tints without num
ber. Wild flowers smile all along the
sides of the read; violets and anemo
nellas, mandrakes, and, most beauti
ful of all, the columbines, unite with
the shrubberies to make pictures of rich
and varied beauty, and new enes greet
the wayfarer at every step.
No doubt the "Inescapable ley ef
spring" makes everything look beauti
ful at this seasea, but this by-road wljl
continue beautiful all summer long, and
have fresh attractions every day in the
way of foliage, flowers and fruit
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1 obtains.
Daily, fti 00 pc ytr ; 10 camta
,priotk. WMkly. LO0 pr
ytr.
Subscriptions for tho
WORLD-HEMALb
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Read What This Curd
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When you pay Cash, let th& Clerk punch nut
tho amount; nnd when you have paid ua
Twenty Dollars in wish, will give you
One 'Dollar In Goods Free of Charge
Egf-On all gooda except Barb who nnd Harnoaa by the act.
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tent bee. AddieM,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Orr. Patkmt orrtct, WAtMiNareN, D. C.
BICYCLESI
caUJoSe at WW
aalaSrteea. HBipier
aaiaauoB Miora
sale. Oura at W tame
ai aeenta aall far tTJ. oura at H6 aamo ai asenta aell
orfiuo,oara at WO wood-rlmi, lfc aasao muj
UBwaaai. HEi7ieanw
Kappy Mne?4atsc I
As for the people, be It naAersteea
that a Mallorquin Is ns more a Span
iard than a Shetlander Is a Scot JUke
his Moro-Aragonese forebears, he is a
laxy, ill-conditioned, unenterprisinc
sloth, with but one Idea of life that ef
siesta. The number of those who live
by active and risible labor la astonish
ingly small. The first thing that strikes
you on landing In Falma Is that It Is
a place where everything long ago left
off happening. Of life there It may
truly be said: "Los Jours se sulvent et
se ressemblent." Falma Is as quiet as
Malta is noisy, and that Is saying a
good deal. Food is cheap and abun
dant A robber Is as rare aa a beggar
and life and property are perfectly se
cure In every corner of the Island. The
people, if. not active In the cultivation
of moral virtue, at least show a want of
sympathy for that which lsrlojent or
uncharitable; though ignorant, Idle,
and superstitious, they are honest and
inoffensive, and live la the .bond ef
peace. It a couple of common folk have
a difference they straighten It out with
their fists, and neither Is the worse.
Chamber's Journal.
5J?
I ajn Ready to Buy Your
iffS
iajjWai, -Mir-"?,,t
.j ; .
Notice of Application far Liquor License.
Public notion ia hereby girea that the nodw-
elgned haa filed with the Tillage rlerlc or the vil
lage or EemtnjHoru, ua
lea, an application for
niriiAni ana n
nee to be carried on, oa lot number 10, i:
lage of Eemingford, Box Butte county, hobras
itiuon ior a uqnor iicena
ui and vlnona llanora. aa
mi
9 of nealngford.
malt, :
amber 12. la the
rll
id bnil-
block
Oox
SBmberM.U the Tillage of neaingrord, box
llatte county, Mebrailca, for the remainder of
the municipal year, beginning on the firat In
May, 1. and that vre will apply for aald 11
oenMatamevtingof tlie board of trnateeeot
aald village on Saturday, the 1Mb day of Octo
ber. 1805. Mattox It rxmiXR.
Vint publication Oct. 4, 1S.
NotJoe Of
Oiicttel
SsUa TJmder
lortgag.
Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of a
chattel mortgagddated on the 28th day of March
1H83, a copy of which was duly filed In the office
of the county clerk of Box Untie county
at
Ne-
Bleomera Bloaaom at Mew-pert.
Newport, writes a summer corre
spondent at that place, has taken to
bloomers at last. Until this week net a
divided skirt of any description had
been seen, although It was a well
known tact that all the young ladles
who ride had costumes on hand, and
only awaited a leader. This week the
more courageous have donned their
new suits and made their debut. One
now has only to seek out any of the
roost Becluded cycling haunts In the
early morning hours to find the fair rid
ers training for graceful riding pes-
Itures In "rational dress." The new
costumes are all In dark grays and
hrniana or ViIarIc throuKheut. and only
the fullest bloomer patterns with high
gaiters are seen. It Is now only a mat
ter of days before bloomer costumes for
the wheel will be altogether the thing
at Newport St, Louis Republic.
IGME ROADSTER $S5
Guaranteed eaae a agant tell for ITS to KB.
&GME ROAD RACER, 25 1S. Op(l
WOOD-RIMS, OQUa
Perfect lines. perfectateerlng.perfectBdJoitBient.
riuaranteed earns aa egenta aell for 812 and tUi.
Written warranty wlto erery machine Ktcjt time
tou buy a blcyclo through an agentyou pay 130 tpsu
Lore than our wholeeale price f of aaaae quality.
It cotta about a much to aell blcyclea through
acenu and doaleri aa U doee to make them. Let
Drudence and economy auggeyt the better way anc
"'""' buy from u direct at wholetalo price
IUuitratcd catalogue ire.
Acme Cycle Company,
ELKHART. 1ND,
WHEAT
and will Pay CASH for it.
X, p. acOOXlsl, blJj--
t. tha
VATOt
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'ite.
JF
A Beautiful Woman
Attracts Attention Everywhere.
(oM -;- Lec(f,
1JOT AS HANDSOMETO LOOK AT A
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN, BUT
An Ugly Woman
Can Make Better Bread With
Qold - Lecif -Floqn
THAN A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN CAN
WITii ANY OTHER BRAND.
After Giving ft a Trial Tou will wonder how You Ever Got Along without it.
xscsnivdiiTa-oisiD niviEix-iZinra- a oiSvdz.nsr-sr
President Cleveland will not
.havo to put in any time in f amil
iariiing hhnseU with current
publio business, because during
his absence from Washington ro
ports of all important matters in
each of tho executive depart
ments have been regularly made
to him, just as they are when he
is at the White Houso, and when
ever necessary ho' has directed
what action should be taken.
No offloial program of tho trip to
the Atlanta Exposition has yet
been announced, but it is under
stood that the President will be
accompanied by all the members
of his Cabinet, and that neither
Mrs. Cleveiand nor any of the
Cabinet ladies will go. The par
Jy will be duo at tho exposition
on the 22nd Inst, which is to bo
celebrated ss ''President's Day".
The U. S. Supremo Court reas
sembled today, for tho fall session
Chief Justice Fuller presiding.
There axe 770 cases on the. docket,
against 818 "at tho opening of last
year'.fsll.saion. If any of the
braaka on the 39th day of March. 1883. at one
o'clock p. m.. ozeouted by Jamea W. Pinkerton
to j. w. uooene to eooure the payment or taw.uu
with Interest t tho rate ot ten nor cent per an
num from date until paid. Bala mortgage waa
by aald J. W. Uoberta for a valuable considera
tion before maturity, sold and duly aaalsned to
Hoott McCorkleand by htm dnly assigned to the
Bank of Heralngford, ot Hemingforu, Nebras
ka, which lathe owner and holder thoref. De
fault narinsr been made in the payment of aald
sum when due, and no other auit or other pro
ceedings at law haying been instituted to re
cover said debt, or any part therebf, and no
cart thereof hTlnn ben collected of rjaid and
there la now due and unpaid thereon the sum of
S200.00 with interest thereon at the rate ot ten
Jer cent per annum after March , leU3. There
ore we will aell the property therein described,
vlx: 'One bay nuare eeren years old, wclsht
about 1,10 lbs.
One bayroare R years old. weight about 1100 lbs
One bay horse 8 yeara old, weight ab't 11W lb.
One crey horse 0 years old.welght ab't USO Ibe.
One set doable farm harness,
at publio auction at the llrery barn of II. u.
Pleroeinthe Tillage ot Heminfrford in Uox
Unite county. Nebraska, on the lvtn nay or uo
tobor, 1893, at 'i o'clock p. m. of said day.
IUxk or HKKlNOroBD,
Dated Sept. SI, 1893. Arslgnee ot Mortgage.
P-37-4
Notice to Non-resident Defend
ants,
In the Distriot Court ot Box Butto County,
Nebraska.
Kate Qrepn, plaintiff, ts. Harry Qreen, de
tendant. You are herebT notified that on the Oth da of
October. 1KB, plaintiff herein, filed her petition
in the shore entitled cause, in the District Court
of Box Butte County, vebraaka, airalnst Harry
Qreen, defendant, the object ot which la to ob
tain a diyorce from the Dlaintin. on the grounds
ana ask mat tne rare ana cue-
DldnM "w Henry Weird Bseensr.
Let nr.r --s:k yqu a story ot old Jamea
Lenos, the foander of the library ,that
bsars bis rame. About twenty-fire
years ago, wbea Henry Ward Beeeb
er was lr. tbe tsnlth ot bis fame, be
came over to see tbe Lenez library. It
was before It bad 'been given to tbe,
nubile, but Mr. Lenox bad announced
bis Intention ot doing so. Mr. Beecber!
sent In bis card. "BeecberT Becber?"
said the old man, softly, as be turned,!
the card ot the great Brooklyn clergy
man over in bis delicate white fingers.
"I dpn't think I know him, James," to
bis English butler, -who hat brought
the card to his master. "James, pray
say to the gentleman that Mr. Lenox's
rule is to never admit any person to bis
library who Is unknown to him." Mr.
Lenox had never heard ot Rev. Henry
Ward Beccher. -New York Times.
The
Elegance
ore CETiEe sso:em:EnHr of
$ilks, Lawns, Cashmeres, Underwear
' M i
of abandonmen
ts, a
Ann
todyol tnerblld. lna urt&n, aged Arrai
girl, fruits pf said marriage, be awarded to
Khlndler. mother of the nlalntlff.
You are reqnired to answer said petition on
or before the 18th day of KOTember. IMS.
KATE QH.KKN. Plaintiff.
. . ' - .i i r;-
uy DM!
First pul
8H P. TuTTioe, Attorney for I'lainUfl.
lestlonOct.il,iWfi.kJ
Faints of all kinds at Green's.
The Herald and the Omaha
semi-weekly "World-Herald both
oae year for $1.76.
round the Carerm ot a Mts
A narty of boys were out berrying ,t
the south side, near Hartford, recently
when, crossjng rock woodland, they
came upon a small cavern between two
hills. The mouth of this cavern was so
small that they were obliged to crawl
in on their hands and knees. When
once Inside, it was found large enough
to hold ten men. On looking around
they found an old frying pan and ket
tle almost eaten up with rust, and also
an old chair. After further investiga
tion they found in the dirt two old
Spanish coins bearing the dates of 1675
and 1690, and also another aiclent coin.
the date not dlstligulshable. This cav
era was oaee Inhabited by ie Jaha
FrethlBgham, a miser, seme ferty years
age, who 414 there. All trace af the
errn la the wa had bee let tU
in suits and all the latest novelties in Dress Fabrics, for the coming season, in texture, finish,
wave, combination, and colorings, is as indefinably beautiful as the varied hues of the
flowers of -spring.' They
Satijef3T t3ae Closest Scr-u-tlrrsr
and evoke the unqualified praise of all who behold them. Unremittent study of the prevail
ing style in vogue, and strict attention to the most exacting wants of my patronage,
makes my store in the estimation of tho refined and tasty, the
mporium Par
(o
whereat to procure the daintiest,
most stylish, economical, unique
aw a ax
Excellence
DRESS WEAR
"Freshest Groceries at Lowest Prices.
Big bargains in my Shoe Department.
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