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if A Sp s J '1 if 1, ?'' i Mtomtiimi "SiXSnr it' HiEMlNGPOM. BOX BUTTE COUNTY. NEBRASKA. FRIDAY, MAR 13. 1M)6. -- ii ir i ill JMiWITI M ! iihih-iww-H NO B VOL- 2 wnia men nil ip fix ? W 1 1 'Nv w y,1 fl e ?i lc- i'a W. S3 Sap1 J VP I W W H -$ $ rs CLiii I H I 1 I 1 r I I 111 )$y JV (V II ) h i i t , M x i j-v kx n The Herald. PuMUlinl every Friday nml pntpml st t; Dfit-tHeo in liPininafivil. Ncbrk. (is second cl wall mutter. Tup. llERAJ.n is ilnvotrd to Co. Supt. Neojand is visiting schools this week. Alfred B. Bartlctt and Miss Amqlia Roberts wore married by Mrs. Lemons entertained a few friends at supper Thursday ovon- Married, Wednesday. March 33ora Soraplngs. 11th, Mr. Harrison Robinson and Miss May Davis finished u six n ifPAuualivana. A lone, him- inonUis' term of school in Dist. . , ... . . : . ... .. ",.. .. . TJio Allianco limes mauo tno py nU useful lifo to iUr. ana Mrs. No. 12, hist Thursday. 4...4 l.iw niiiiniiiinnTYinilt. hlRi. DmIiiii.i.ii cls wall mutter. TUB llERAJ.n Isilnvoiru 10 . . a"""'b i.-..v.... xwuiusuii. the interests ot iieqiinrord and hox iimw juago noweu, Aiouuuy ovuniujf. .VC0C tj,a ..jj rj Dravor had county. TII0S. J. O'KEEFE, Publisher. BODSCjmtlO.N IlMEs: ONE YHAII MX MONTHS ....SIM .u f tt..i a, .n .. oinnnnitUii IjOUH INOI0S. and a detective from Omaha had against The Herald and that Tho Spring term of tho district important business in this county wound boon so notified," which court convened Tuesday with Wwlnnsrlnv. Tt rmnoars that a fe nil wn have heard about tho Jmlgo W. II. Westovor presiding OFFICIAL PAPER OF manufacturer of counterfeit mon- "groat case." Whonover tho ami John G. Maher reporting. BOX 'BUTTE COUNTY, oy had taken refugo in Box Butte Times runs out of facts it prints Out of the 04 cases on tho 4.. i.... i. ..u:,i i,,i - ..:ii.o v,v,r Trnm. iinnM. docket. 80 are fore-closures. Tho COUNTY omCKlW. cuuuij, uiii. uj. nuau ivwo. . rfni.irfit. W(,q niillntl 'Punsrliiv and finv. hnfnni i ho nt mora nrrivoii. f nw. worn' !i inn iv r. uravur urmiii ww.ww ., - - ., . . . .V. U.AVU U.V UIMV.W .. w. .. 1fs..-.T M.wv----- IJ J lroRsnrpr llous wanted at WIlily'M llurncall wants .some dressed hogs. 20 lbs dried apples for S1.00 at Wildy's. of II. ice F. M. VnKi.PS A. M.Mtixrn J as. 11. 11. Hkwett , K. 1. SwicNrt H. V. Oilman Miss A. K. Nkei.and ('ukr.Uuvmn Dn.W.K Miller I)R. II. W. UoWMAN i Javcs Harrt. ,Ub. lim.Ll.NnAKE. wirrv CRw. n,.n,. l,n fnilnrl in nnvnv 1111 IllR oiilr nrinei. TtlP. TTf.U Alri Of U11V '.'.".V.'.'.'.'.'."..V.'.'Atto'$i0y; tracks properly and no doubt is one else in this county. SupcrintiMidPiit. , . ,, . . u...rnnn ?i nlnon nii'irtnpo nvn Mutt. ... .. Coroner. Dr. Barr of Crawford is at tending court, as a witness in tho Preston will case. J PliiairlHti .('oiiimlVsioner 1st Dirt. ( onuni'siiinor '-'nit I'ist., 11. W. DuttCAN CommlsBioncr Jrd Disu MAIL D1UECTOUY. IlEMiiaronn iiogloOico. On wi"k days door opns nt 7 n. m., Beneral dollvery opens Rt 8 n. m aud closes at 8 p.m. Opou Sundays 9 to 1U a. m. Il23IINOFOtlD AND BOX BCTTE UiJ0daily OXCOPt Hunday. ttrMiNoronn Ann Diislap stago, Monday Weilnesday and Friday. 0-vu.r Diioatory. Dr. Ilanchor Avill deliver his locturo "Homeward Bound" Fri day evening, March 20. Ad mis sion 25 cts. Wedding Bells. I sptMklnjj of the nuirrliiRn of Mr. w. 1). inhiison iiml Miss Elht Allison, ths Kinib -foster (Mo..) Gem says: "YV U. Johnson of IJnx IJntU', Nfb r.tsk.i. wn.4 united In marrl 'Ho Wi-il nt'sda evening t Miss Ella Allison of this city. The ceremony Iov. "Wunderlich went to Crawford Tuesday. Miss Anna Wohlers visited in W?&iJ!iXZTi$fii Crawford Tuesday and Wodnes- U o'clock tt. in., nnil at 7 p. m. SiMidni- School i v IJit ItllW (. -til" ........ I'myor MectliiK each WeUnesdiiy nt in a. m. t17-"1, I Tim nt.tnmo.vs who T.ITTIIKItAN: -Services nt tho . ,, HoffbU. itov. Wuuderllch, Piwtor. COtir. Were: iVlCSSl'S. V HUMAN XJ Court 0 1ATllOMC:-Uov Ciarli-s Zak I'ustor. , Sullivan, SimOHSOll, pliiue nt. I In- home of tliu bride's p ir ents. O. L Allison and wife, with J. A. Poteet mi the. olll-iutliuf ni'iilsUr. The Broom is a yountf and prosper ous fiirn er of Nebraska hut a com parative stranger here. He has dis played rare uond tiiste in the selec tion of a bride from iiiii'inu the f.itr ht. and host of Johnson county's young ladles. Miss Ellu is a calti vati-d and most, charmlnj,' youn I'ldy. 1..... ..I... ...int'o M..i.lllir lll ..u : l.i-iii-i iii-. i.iiiiv-, a.iiiwiin ... It. M. and W. A. Hampton, of best of them and wc are pleased to day. attended Mitchell, Noleman, MnoWSj0-I-.Sn.f .i Korth "..Win Alliance, W.H. Fanning of Craw- congratulate the Kro.tn on his happy icnch month ut ii u. m.. ami 7 p.m. f , t T T-ninv Om'iha and ehoice. To botli of them we tenner T,,i.iscoi.AL:-sorv.e,:s-Tir STo tJm Daniel! Uncoln o,.r best wishes for their proRperl.y Elomii Church. Jiw. , I'aBtiir. -L,los- "11U0U, J-IUCUIU. hm, h),I)pllebSi, Services on tho third Th-isdny In ench month q -, T , -p Tlniio F, R .... . .i n n at: v. in. ?. JJ. Liacic, I50X L5UUO, Xj. i. The contrnctlng partios are well .-- zr. 7T ......... ,. .. ,n"Mi. Tjdiiirdon. Portland. Oreon. T. ill 1Y. A. llOMMlunn nuip ii w. '"" -"" - ' - ' iU second aud fourth Tuesday niKht of earl. v niolr T4r.Ur, Plninn. Tnwa. , . v. .--, ---. J ..--, month. Virtiltiw Krilicliuors cor lany iv"t i W. M. loDBSCK. v'lerk. F. lluol. . V -- -l-IW ! Jfew Short Line to Holena, Butto ' Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma C3-. X. o "Vn". O. Tina O-trcl KABT noUND and favorably known in this county and Tin: Hkuai.d joins their many friends In wIMitng them a life of happinesfl and prosperity. No. . nassonc.T arrives nt " Irei:ut " 48 frelglit nrrlr) nt WF.KT BOUND. l.' jl nnoaenrntr .lrriv'f. lit a....... .... - uw. ......--- .,.. a " t7 frnfcht arrives nt ::: P- All trains cm it p'fiscncors. W. M. C'oit.land. Atfon and C. M. Jones aro new sub scribers and C. A. and John J. ., . , Like the Judge. tin1; week. 1 :rr a t ct -i, -- .-'I Tho Hub is informed liy an at- couple of days 'in towii this ' tornoy tlmt Judo Westovor, who . j presided in district court lioro ror rV L -,. ., bovoral days, returning homo Wed- While at tho Pine Rulgo on n yo fctiflCliol Feb. 25th, one of Fred Schrior s to tllu bor ot lhis couny nmi to liorsos IH-Ulvo ujusu .urn amo ,, , .i 0 lt,ilrt .,. : ..m,innf tilt vujuio niiv ,ii-' v-w with him, and that it iatho general dcBiro tbat ho come again. Ivear noy Hub. T'tnnin hut had lost the harness. li:i p. ra. , , ... niiop. m. ; Anyone loiurniiig, or kivuj m- formation to the same will be oi'Jl a. m in. in NOTICE. Bute of Nebraska. I .. County ot Box Untto.f" . FollnwiuKiH thn estlmat? of exprnes for . 1. ............ . Al.najl f.ir tl.r. VP.P 1M.I. .made by the Hoard of county commlrtsionerH nt their mooting on ihe second Tuesuay in Jan uary lt80, a required ly law rPTIMATK OF rXl'ENflKB TOU lfV For comity oilicern salary f:MS.I; " precinct " " fVwVS oloction purposes ,V3Si " suppoit of poor i.,IJlM " bonll lax for school districts 2,000.(0 " district court fvs anil oxpenses... J.O'O.TO " mcideutalH, bh p'Jilitw, foci, etc 1''r'".-,J ' instltuto fund w-" Total expenses JU.Ki0.0J Attest: F.M. l'KUM'H, Clerk. By J as. H. U. Hewctt. Ooputy. L. W. BOWHAN Physician and Surgeon, ALLIANCE, NEB. Office iu Norton's Block. Calls attended promptly. Charges reasonable. liberally rewarded. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wallaco, of Boone, Iowa, aro visiting tho "Wilson Bros., near Box Butto. Mr. J. A. Wilson and Mr. Wal- That's John. The. girls of the city aro talking of holding a convention and pass ing a series of resolutions of ro- laco called at those headquarters gretnt tho departure of Court Ke Saturday. porter John Maher. There woro ' several wot handkerchiefs at the Editing a paper is a nico busi- tin y1(.niay in,n,ing when ho If we publish a joke people loft Jf)lm ays ho ,iOCH11t VVant any more pickles Bent to him by ness. sav ru nro ratt o-iioaded. It wo don't we're an old fossilo. If we publish original mattor wo don't cive them enough selections we aro too lazy to writo. ' If wo givo a express, though. O'Neill Sun, Notice of Publication of Sum mons. Jnlia C. Imiereoll v. Iwla M. WUliams. Ira K. Tath and Kva M Tash Ida wlfo, and VI. J. LnwiifM. Williams and W. J. llowden defend ants, will take notice that (in theiMh day of Jnly, 1MB. Julia O. inorsol. vlalntifTlieri'lu.fil odher petition in the district court of Hox llntto county, Nehraska, aRnlnrt said ilefend ants, tho ohject and prayer of which nro fc foro losnawrUin morlaeu oxcciitejl liy tlm tie fendant lwis M. WilUams to Tho American Inn-tnient Co , upon the southwest quarter (s w ) of netlon foor (II township twenty-six 2) raco forty eicht (IS) west ot 0th 1. l. In ir L iTTT... 1. ".4:l.rl- In .wnra th l)V- ment of a certain coupon bond, jlatea Match . 1M7, for tho sum of and ten ruin interest notes thereto attache.1 of even date therewith, of 12 3.S each, the iirrt rallluK duo Juno 1. IS., and onoevry six months thcreaft-r and aliio ton interest coupon notes provulod lor tn the extousion auroement. entered into lift -veen Uih defendant 1. E. Tash ami the said Americnn ISTMtment (Vimpauy of 12.25 tcli, tho lirst Llllmt due Doceinbor 1. U'Ji, aud ono every six Scnths thereafter, which said Inind, coipon IntreKt not. s, and mortwago dfHl was on Octo ber 13. lll. wold. endorsiJ, assigned ntul Uollv ftwl to this platntltf; that thero Is now duo up on said notes and mortgage th sum V' 'M' with murestot thn rateot 10 pr ioiit jfr an num from tiio 20 day of July IStn. for which sum vithiuterestaHafi.-eFald plaintitt prays for a decrta that defendants li required to pa the rim, or that said premises may l sold to sat infy tns amount foand Uu". Von aro miKlre.1 to answer said pr-titlonon or beforntho lltli day of l-oliruary, Isltt. Dated JiWil'i. INOBnsOL. Plitiff. MO lly 0 V. Oilman, hsr attorney 3oac I3utto Bulletin.. Who Rfiv.i wo can't tiroohesv? man a puff wo aro partial, if wo Wm. Johnson anil bride arrived compliment tho ladies tho men aro in Box Butte from Missouri Sun jealous; if we don't wo aro publish- day. ing a paper not (it to make a bus- Mr. E. Wildy and Miss Georgia tie of. If we remain in our office Miller of Hemingfo.td attended tho we aro too proud to mingle with Literary Friday evening. "common herd," if wo'er on the 'jni,u owing socioty" met at streets wo aro not attending to our Mrs. Manion's Thursday, businoss. If we wear poor clothes James Huglus id looking after busiucus is dull, if wo wear good his properly' in this vicinity but clothes wo dont pay foreru. Now will return to his homo in Clay only four jury cases woro for trinL '$he first jury caso was that of Dr. .W. II. Smith vs. Dr. A. L. Muirhoad. This was a caso in which Smith sued Muirhcad for $150.00 duo for furniture, etc., which ho alleged ho sold him. The jury after boing out all took ! night were unable to agree aud woro dismissed. Win. Mitchell represented tho plaintiff and G. M. Sullivan and B. P. Gilmaii tho defendant. Tho caso of Herbert M. Ander son vs. John Dunn also occupied Wednesday and part of Thurs day. This only involved about $30.00 and tho testimony on both sides was voluminous, and con flicting. Tho jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for $r.00. W. A. Hampton represented tho plaintiff and Wm. Mitchell tho defendant. Tho caso of tho oslato of Re lando Preston ot al, was dismiss ed. Louisa Hancock was granted a divorco from John Hancock on account of cruelty and desertion. In tho caso of tho Stato vs Bank of Homingford, tho court ordered a distribution to deposit ors of 10 per cent and allowed the receiver $200.00 for four months work. Tho report of Receiver I. E, Tash showed tho sum of $3,200 dollars on hand, which would pay a dividend of 30 per cent on all claims tiled Against tho bank, but tho attorneys for tlio com mercial creditor- mado strenuous objection to so largo a dividend until their claims woro adjudicat ed. Therefore the court ordorod a 10 per cent dividend paid de positors and balance hold until all tho casos could be passed upon. The many compliments? confer red upon tho presiding Judge, Hon. W. H. Westovor, by the at torneys, litigants, and in fact all having' business before tho court aro indeed gratifying to his num erous friends and should bo a source of satisfaction to himself. The expeditious and businesslike The pay car ctimo out over this lino on its soiri-annual trip, mak ing tho boya happy, last Wednes day. Wo notice, as wo go by, that Mrs. McCandloas has erected a tt. i ml in ill mm lim , ilium liilnlv. wlilcli tii.il.-rto mil- mi hmimvitmniit on n . tnu cum,ly f,u.n If vou wnnt a suit, overcoat, -ii 'i i i ...i. i. . i.- overalls, cloak, cape, or shawl, JJJlllVllll LIHt'l.lWll, 11 11VI III.") III.". 11 out in Wyoming working in tho Skatku -A line lino skates iust received at Green's llardwaro store. Vlhly pays ueven coats for dressed poultry. I want nil tho dressed poultry hi V. K. llmtXCAT.-. coal minus has returned to his homostead near Boroa. It boats Dickens how people wlU'totuviuto Box Butte, anyhow. The following obituary notice of U'iV. Kendall's father Is reproduced from i he Itnshvllle Standard. The writer hai soon the above words used when they nppu.ired to it meaningless, but to one who lias known Kov. Elijah IvntiJill for al most a dozen y ars thev sein to e x pres their fullness whun used as a heading to his obituary liav Elljih Ivendall,dlud at his In-mu In this city, Sabbath evening, ntU:00 o'clock, Keb ruarv ill?. 1800. His funeral and burial took place on the following Tuesday, being conducted, on his ruiptest. by the Masonic fiBtornlty. Funeral gcrmoti was preached by Presiding Klthir Jull.ia. I'm di Tiro it ml usoiiri of tho city sat In tlu pulpit In i-spiut to the deceased, mid Itev. Hcimahnru and Father .lulliu, of Gordon, asslst iiil in t,lie service. Huv. Gammon of Hay Springs, wis also present, nod numerous Musonle biotheru. from . both Gordon a-.d Hay Springs wore present Tho procession from tho church to Falrviisw Cemetery was probably the latgest ever been In Knhsvllle. Ho was born In Hamilton nt- niiln ni-iir CmciiMtl. Fob- , V.......VJ , w...... - . , ruary 27, 1323; moved with his ptr eats to Illiaot.s at tho igo of 7 yoirs, settling in Iroquois county. Was iiMirletl to Luerolht- i'hornbruti on February 2. 18 IS; moved o Iow.i in 1630, sealing in Br.iiuT c tuny. Was licensed ns a local preacher in iur,t -mil r.mihiiiiHl in local work J - T cheai a big lino at Wildy's. The JtEiiAiii) and tho Omaha semi-weekly World-Herald both jono. year for 1,75. Wildy sells you a nice taut for w.uw Lotd; at thoso llvo cents prints at Wlldy.s. FOR TltADR Aa 80-acro farm In Crawfoid eotinty, Mo., 70 mllvi from St. Louis. 30 acres undyr oiiltlvutinii balance timber; house, barn and liv ing water. This Is a good farm. W 11 trade for clear box Uatto county land. W J. 1aun'k9T. I offer my furming iinplomouts j for sale choai, at my farm 1& mi. west of Heiniugford. 1 G. W. Waibneu. FAIR WARNING. ' All parties wishing new plow hliares al the reduced price of $2.50 must have Hiein in tho shop by I , 1 -... 1 Ml. eaturuay, luaron l.in. Olaiik Oldb. WILDY'S! 1 First Shot Fired INTO TUB CAMP UHfc- Since the county Heat will for all time remain iu Homingford, wo havo now added to our well utockod store a full and complete lino of Men's Boys and Children's CLOTHING and furnishing Goods, at nrices so amainily low until 1H00, when he was admitted to that 1 want you to know that all the ieiiliir work, ami continued wo show is of the latest styles out and of superior fabrics and mater ial. Our Spring hats'to Biiit our Bpring suits aro the proper shape, at hard time prices. Come and see; ask to examine for yourselves as wo cau tulk a wholo lot bettor than writo. Our prices aro for niili or in (rihiin of nrodvjfco for lW ft Vfl" -- - vah- - -.-----. -, t- piece of government land, four miles wljcli wo always pay you the liign south east ot Uuuhvllle, where he re- Q:.t umr0t vvCq. Your hum bio servant, CALVIN J. WILDY. tht-reln with the excjptlon of two years when he located for tho benetlt of his health lnl800 7 until 1884, when ii ) took a siipjMiiu Ue rel.itiiMi and nnved to rfherl.lan u'lUiity, Neb raska. It was at this point, In tiie arly spring of 1885, tint the writer became personally acquainted with if, iv Kniiihill. He hcttled upon a what will wo do? Some may say wo stole this from our exchanges and we did. Newcastle Demo crat. Miss Lena NiUont wont to Crawford Wodnesduy, where sho has accepted a. position in a hotel The Misses Nellie and Frankio Smyser, of Alliance visited Homingford friends Friday. The Times stated that "Mr. Barry was traveling over tho county circulating a romon stranco and making tho county foot the bills." This falsehood is too silly to refute. Harve, how would you likoit if Mr. Bar-' sided until his 111 hwtlth KUggcHcil that he take up his residence In town. For the pait ti years or more he 1ms been almost helplessly ,v, nil m.ii in ins btvl and has required manner in which ho disposed of! the inmost constant cure of his life tho mutters coming boforo him ' comp tdn, md siie lias been to him convinced all that ho thoroughly J -II that c ml no explicit rnm invhiraiooo hie hiiQinoss find nd-' dutiful, ruauectfu and loving wife. ded now laurels to his ability and' If -he has ii-.t lultilled her mairiage . ....,. .11.1 Unr i':inH rrreatlv enlarired his host of friends iu Box Butto county. His reporter, Mr, John G. Ma her, gave universal satisfaction. Co., in a few days'. Mr. aud Mrs. Bert Wallace of . .. Iowa aro visiting the family of J. 0 js au e:q)ert reporter, and is A. Wilson. iLi-3. auaco aim Mrs Wilson are sisters u.iirc mi imp. I'VCr Oil. lllir iwucn however, luvn bt-en matle as light its possible b) ihi- ilovotloti of ineniheis of the t.iimly they have reared. W can pay the departed no more Jttst compliment than to Hay that his me ".v. in lio nnmne 111 r.nntfr.ti (OM I luiwill wv ww.- ... - N-- Preaching in the Chapol Sun-' pocially tho ladies) and wherever day morning by Rev. Gammon i10 g0os ho makes friends. and Sunday evening March 22nd, j by Rev. Fries. Hon. F. M. Broome of Allianco Tuesday evening a "surprise was re-nominated for Mayor last dance" was uiven at the residence Saturday. of H. L. Wilson. tV pleasant time is reported by aii ji in v - kind and courteous with all in j,, nt.e ,l(lt 0r exemplary chris thoso who attendjd tho dance week at A. Ross'. last Sea Wildy before you sell your ho, poultry.lmtter, oggs, cheese oy palatoaa-. Card qf Thanks, I desire to extend my heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown me by all persons who assisted inu at the funeral of my loving wife. Es- aud the bost follow in Ita world uuti. you . Mra II- Mtt, h l- on " JT' T - failoU to get uio county printing, mu smiv ui nu i ..w.v. C. L. Snedekor, tho Box Butto ' Rev. W. O. Glassusr ot Craw pedagogue, was a visitor in tho ford vi.ited his son-iulaw S. J. citv Saturday. riowaru, last weeu fr Tnvlor lonvos in a few hnw wrmiu vou liiro'ii ii Air. jxir- -.v . . - ry should ask you to prove tho days for Superior, Nob., to look pecially to Mr. Henry Hoffman . ., ,r . , ,. ,i.. iiftur biiMiieas intoreats there. Mr. Wilson Who met me at UltUlKU.' iuu iwiun ii- u..- inn lioti'6. Many limes within the p.ist ten years we have heard Father K- n dall's name nientioued and attention called to him as n exumplo of true Christianity. It more would emulate his life too world would ni -utter Mr. Hall for their kintlnrss; to Mr. Ole Gilbert who assisted at the ; ceremony and "W. K. Herncill for his services lo ;onnootlou with the same. JOSIH'H Ykciiout. Assessors Annual Meeting. Tho annual mooting of tho as sessors will b hold at the clerk's jflicu iu Hm.ngford on the third Tuesday of March, b-ing March 17th. 1'. M. PiiPB, Couuty Clerk. Homingford, Feb. 25, 1895. Wildy has received Ida ilrst larg Invoice of spring goods and clothing. Fhous of all kinds, styles and prices. Can tit any font aud pocket book. W. K,, IIuuvgmx. THE OMAHA WORLD -HERALD Kdttcd by ExCoiiBrcman W. xJ. BRYAN Is the greatest mwspaper xeut 0 (he Missouri Jiiocr. It advocates FREE SILVER at the present ratio of sixteen lo ono Ita -aows Becvlco'ia the bast to be obtainoii Daily, ?0 00 per year; 50 cents per mouth. Weekly, $1 00 par year. Subscriptions for th WORLD-HERALD received at this office i . The Sioux City Tribune - The IJest Market Reports of any wpr in th" "rt. k iy '- i s4