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HEMIiWOItD. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA. EIIIDAY, AUG. 28. i).
NO- 27
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EVERYTHING,..
PThat & Woman's
Heart Can Desire
to be Found in
my Stock c f
jjoods.
Ill and see iho immense variety
"of Dry Goods, Ladies and
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Shoes, Notions,
Groceries,
lr.ar.il tfnw nnd flHEAP.
HBP C. A- BURLEW.
Sept. 1st and 2nd the
BURLINGTON
wjll sell round trij tickets
Hemingford to Omaha
For S5i60
This includes one admis-
sion to the Fair.
Return limit Sept. nth,
NOTICE.
Taken up by the undersigned on
envy premises seven miles south-
hvest of Hemingford, on May 15th,
1896. One black horse, 9 .years
old. weight about "000 lbs : no
brands. . John Lemon.
Token up on Jan. 15, 1896. by
the undersigned on my promises 7
miles southwest of Hemincford:
JltOnfl dark iron-grey horse colt tyo
lyears old; one black colt, white
face, 2 years old; one buckskin
yearling jcojt, No brands.
John Lemon.
Bids will bo received by Dist.
No. 81, until Sept. 1,0, 1890, for
building a sod school house 21x16
iside.- walls to be Oft liitrli: all
material to bo furnished by the
district. For further particulars '
.apply to officers of the board.
Matt Rasmussen, Director,
Examination for pupils certifi
cates wij.1 bo held at the court
house i& Hemingford, Sat.Urday
Aug. 29th and in the Alliunco
Highs school building Saturday,
Sept. 5th. All pupils who wish
to attend the high schools be to at
tend these examinations.
' i Go. Supt.
Don't taake the mistake of
thinkingyouean'tailord to attend
the '96 State Fair. '
The truth is' you can't afford to
stay ayay.
Jt makes no difference what
your business is, your- knowledge
of- it, your interest in it, will bo
increased by what you see in
PmahaJ- Ahg. 27 - Sept. 5.
And the low rates and special
Jf ain service offered by the
: BURLINGTON
ROUTE
makes lje matter of reaching
Omaha a very cheap and, easy
affair. - . . ....
fyotlc to Non-resident Defendant.
In tho district court of Hox Uulto county.
William It. Abboy, plaintiff
vs.
Analo r fyunlnif, W. H. Fanning anil W. J.
Bowdcn, dofondsnts.
Tli ntinvn named dpfprident W. J. Dowden.
will tako notice tliat on tho Ctli day of Anaui-t
1SKI. William U, Abbey plalntilf lierei-i filed his
petition in ttio district court of Hoi Uutto
couflty fiyainBt the above named defendant, tlio
object and prayer of which are to foreclose
certain mortKKQ executed by the defendant
Annie Lu Fanning to the American Invof tmoiit
company anon the noutlieast quarter of inaction
'.TJ in township 27 north, rtiUKO IS west of the
tilth principal meridian in itux Uutto county
Nelirnska, to secure the &yment of one certain
lirpiriiBsory ncte for tho wim of $l0O.u0. dated
March bth HW7, and due and payable, Deo. lot
lbSl-with inPreMt thireon payaolo n-'iniannually
andun which time of payment was afterwards
extended five years frum maturity thereof,
tialdiiote and mortgage contains tho condition
thai if any interest uneaid note is not iwvut
within twenty days after tho name becomes due,
tlica the principal vhall iiomxJlatolr bocome
duo and payable at the option of the holder
thereof. Said noto and mortoacn w .bt'foro
Uio eaine became due for a valuable connidera
tlonduly unsigned to the ulaintilf who iJ now
the holder and owner thereof .
All ol tho interest which lccamo duo on Kaid
principal note on tho llrt day of JV( . 1B95, and
since tliat timestlll remain unpaut mid the
plaintiff eloet to doo la re tho principal aud in
terest thsre on due and payable at onco. And
(there Is now due the plafnlitf on id note and
mortgage the Hum of tflOO.WJ, witn IntereHt there
lis from the 1st duy of June IMtt.at ten per wnt
icr annum. Plaintiff prays for a deori that
thedofendenta leraiuirwl to itay tlu miiw or
that Willi premises may be auld to natUf; tlio
amount found due.
You are required to answer said petition on
"or before tho lull day of September 18'Ju.
, Dated AuhiihI IS, 1HJ0.
' William u. abbey, riaintiff.
By D. K. Spacht, Ids attorney. ..' - Jp b7 fir,
Postmastor Lutsch, of Lawn,
was in the city Monday.
B. F. Oilman aud M. E. Gooch
drovo to Alliance Tuesday.
Work on the Congregational
church is progressing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Tash wore tho
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Abley Sunday.
W. G. Simonson, of Alliance,
was transacting business at tho
county capital yostorday.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Zerbst, of
Harrison, were visiting Mr. Fred
Oldag and family Saturday
A number of our citizens will
Jlako advantage of tho reduced
rates and attend tho state fair.
Miss Anna Wohlors. tho effi
cient clerk at Wildy's emporium,
is taking a two weeks vacation.
There will be services at tho
Catholic church on Friday, Sept
4th, and also on Sunday Sept,
13th.
Miss Georgia Miller was absent
from her post in tho Treasurer's
office Monday and Tuesday ow
ing to sickness.
Herman Kneiroin and Miss
Agatha Tyrce, both of Dawes
county, wore married by Judge
Hewett on Tuesday.
W. 0. Cavin, who is now col
lector for the McCormick Co.,
with headquarters at Crawford,
spent Tuesday in tho city.
Father Muenich came up from
Alliance Thursday morning aud
held services at Lawn. Ho is
kept very busy during Father
Haley's absence. j
Mrs. Copeland and mother,
Mrs. McFadden, started for Bat
tle Creole, Mich., Saturday, where
JMrs. Copeland - will undergo
medical treatment. If or "many
friends hope she will be benofitr
tod.
' Phil Michael, A. Folder, Wm.
Matzatand Nelson Fletcher, of
Alliance, are new subscribers
and Paul Zerbst, Wm, O'Mara,
C. S. Martin and W. A. Randall
renewed for the Herald this
week.
A bright baby boy made his ap
pearance at the homo of Mr,
and Mrs. J. Adam Preis on
Wedriesday, Aug, 20th. Mother
ano' child are doing nicely and
Adam -well, we believo he'll
vote for Bryan.
A number of ladies wont to tho
river Wednesday and participat
ed in a picnio exclusively for the
fair sex. We were unable to
learn particulars other than the
party was wqJ equipped with
bathing suits.
Engifjo 205 on stock extra,
Sunday, made the run from Bel
mont to Alliance, 40 miles, in one
hour. The last 20 miles, Htsm
ingford to Alliance, was made in
twenty minutes. Not so slow
for a "cow train."
Rev. Kendall and family de
parted Tuesday for a three yeqks
visit, at Rushvillo and Chadron.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall will visit
Hot Sprjngs and also attend tho
conforonco at Ainsworth beforo
returning to Hemingford.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerber, Guy
Gerber, and Mrs. Switzer started
Saturday for a montlj's outing it
Hot Springs and other points m
tho Hills. They have a
good
camping outfit and no doubt tho
trip will be an enjoyable one.
Tho mombers of the Box Butto
county Agricutural society, and
all others interested, aro earnest
ly requested to meet at tho court
house Saturday Sept. 12, 1806, at
one o'clock p. m., for the pur
Xioso of considering the xn-opriety
of holding a county fair.
A. Sherwood, president,
Ex-Co. Supt. Fill more has re
turned from Iowa. Mrs. Fill
more is visiting her parents at
Sioux Rapids, and will not
return until Oct. 1st.
Mr. and Mrs.. W. A. Randall
came down from Lead, S. D.,
Wednesday and aro visiting Mrs.
Randall's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Bass of Liberty precinct.
Things havo been coming 4Doc's"
way for tho past four yeai-s and
ho is now very comfortably sit
uated which his Box Butte friends
aro glad to hear.
Tho oighteen-months-old baby
girl of Mr. and Mrs. W. O'Mara
died Sunday morning Aug. 2lrd,
pi cholera infantum, aftor thrco
days illness. She was an unus
bright child and was the joy of
tho household. Mr. O'Mara who
was in North Dakota was telo
graphed for and and arrived a
short time before the baby's
death. Tho bereaved parents
havo tho sympathy of their many
Mo nds.
Mesdames F. M. Pholys, W.
W. Norton and H. J. Ellis drovo
up from - Alliance Wednesday,
Mrs. Phelps had planned to sur
prise her husband and did not
inform him that sho was coming.
As work was a littlo slack in the
clerk's office Mr. Phelps decided
he would go homo and spend the
day "chopping wood" etc., and
accordingly was a passenger on
the 10 o'clock freight for Alli
ance, passing the ladios just out
side tho city limits of Heming
ford. However, soon after ar
riving in tho "smoky city"
learned of tho surp'rise and
turned to the county scat on
ho
afternoon train and after making
the necessary explanations and
apologies to tho ladies, proceed
ed to show them around tho citjr.
Tho ladjos say they 'enjoyed the
"surprise" very much and of
course Mr. Phelps did. The Heu
ald acknowledges a pleasant call
from the party.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wo desire to oxtond our heart
felt thanks to tho kind Mendtf
who assisted during tho sickness
and deafh of our darling babe.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Maua.
Tho Nebraska State Fair.
The best Stato Fair in tho
West. Best reached by tho(
best railroad in tho West-tha
BURLINGTON
ROUTE.
Tickets and information
about low rates and special
trainsto Omaha on applica
tion to any B. & fy. R. R. R.
Agent.
U. 8. Land Office, Alliance, Neb., Auk. 27, 181)0,
Notlco in hereby given that
ISAAC MILliODB,
of Vanclevo. Iowa, has filed notice of lntenTftnj"
to make fin' proof before IteglHter and Hocolver
at Allianco, Neb , on the Eth day of Ortolor,
1390, on timbor culturo application No. 7S7 for
the lots 1 A 'I A h V n n ?4 boo 2, Jp 2 n, r 4U w.
Ho names an witneesas: August Fetder, Har
ney llalhnr, John Armstrong, John Dahrck, at
of Hemingford, Neb.
J. W. WriiM. Jn.. Iteglster,
Notice of Dltsolutlon.
Mahsiand, Neb., Auir. 10, JfM.
Tho co-partnership heretofore existing under
tho linn name of (.. 11. Irion & ltro.. is this
day uitisolved by mutual consent: (!. II, Irion
remaining in the business aud collwtinR all ae
couuts duo tho firm and settlini; all accounts
contracted by tho firm. II. lnioN,
Kuwahu lltlO.N.
AJ1 parties desiring to make
final proof can havo their papers
' ,n,ui0 0ut at The; Heuald ojilco,
free of chargo, and promptly
transmitted to the land office.
If you want to subscribe for
anv nowspaper- or magazine
Republican, Democratic, Populist
lor Prohibitionist call at this
I office; wo will savo you mqnoy.
Everybody should take a good
nowspaper during tho camrjdgn,
and they're so, cheap, too. "'
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Capital Has Organized, and tho
Worjclngmcn Must do
Likewise.
Vhou in tho course of human
ninth's ami political stagroation it
becomes necessary for the com
mon people to sin'Or themsilvea
from tho money clmngors and to
assume among Uio political factions
of tho country sopurato and equal
stations tc" which tho laws of
nature entitle them; a decent re
spect of the opiuions of mankind
requires that thoy should declaro
for tlio grcatcauo of silver, which
impels them to tho.separation. We
hold theao truths to bo self evident:
that tho farmer mid laborer aro
created equnl to the money chang
ers. That each is endowed by
his creator with certain rights,
that among tlnfeo aro life, liberty
and a pursuit of happiness, and
theso can only bo obtained through
tho immediate, unconditional, un
icstrictod restoration of free coin
age of silver at tho ratio of 10 to 1,
independent of Europe. Wo will
novor submit labor to wear a crown
of thorns, and we ourselves to be
crucified upon a cross of gold.
Prudonco indeed will dictate that
a form of coinage laws .should not
bo changed for fight and transient
causes, but this waa done iu 1873,
but not by consent of tho laborer,
jt was through tljeft and treachery.
vnu irom uhb uteauny uci naa
como a long train of atmsos and
usurpations pursuing invariably
tho sumo objocts, viz: The placing
of this government on an absolute
gold standard, placing tho reins of
government ill tho hands of tho
money changer, and following
these will come the robbing of tho
laboror aud farmor, reducing them
to tho lowest state of poverty im
aginable. Such has been tho
patient sufferance of the laboring
class for twenty yertis, ami such is
now tho necessity which constrains
us to altertho present obnoxious
form of coinage laws, and emphat
ically declaro for tho free and un
limited coinage oEsilvar iiubpon
dent of any other nation at tho
old ratio f 10 to 1, TJio history
of the present fori)) oE co'mago
laws and Unit of money is a history
of repeated inquiries aud usurpa
tions, all having the direct object
and absoluto gold standard, winch
in a short time, if not altered, will
completely rob ami bankrupt tho
farmor and laborer. To prove
this let facts bo submitted to a
candid world. Tho demonetisa
tion of silver has confiscated mil
Ions of dollars worth of property. -It
has mado tens of thousands of
tramps, It has mado thousands
of paupers. It has brought tears
to strong mens eyes and hungur
and pinching want to widows and
orphans.r It is destroying tho
honest yeomanry of tho land tho
bulwork of tho nation. It has
destroyed, half our primary money.
It has in time of peace increased
our public debt to tho -amount of
8202,000,000 in tho form of in
terest bearing bonds. It is re
ducing wages but does not roduco
taxe, mortgages and debt con
tracted a few years ago. It has
brought this onco great republic
totho verge of ruiu,whero it is now
in imminent danger of tottoring to
its fall. In overy stage of those
oppressions wo have petitioned for
redress in most humble terms,
our repeated petitions have been
answered only by repoated injuries
to us. Such coinaeo laws, and
'financiers who control them, whose
characters aro thus- marked by
every act which may dolino tyran
ny aro unfit and unsafe for tho
farmers and laborers of this groat
nation. We have warned them
timo and time again of attompts
by their legislation to extend an
un&afo financial system over tie.
Wo have centered ihom by lies of
our common kindred to disavow
theso usurpations, which inevitab
ly will forever interrupt tho rela
tions of tho laboring mass and the
money class. But they havo been
deaf to the voice of justice and
consanguinity. Wo must there
fore, aquiosce in tho necossity
which denounces tho present coin
ago laws and the gold standard,
and hold them as destructive of
peace, liborty and prosperity. Wo,
therefore, the farmers aud laborers
of tho United States, headed by W,
J. Bryan, humbly appoaling to tho
Supremo Judge f the world for
tho rectitude of our intontious, do,
in tho name and by tho authquty
Calviii J. Wildly.
NEW STORE! :: NEW GOODS
New Prices! New Everything!
Always Leads and Never Follows!
ANTON
PIONEER-
Hardware
and
TllK OMiUST iiSTAHLlSIlilKNT IN TUB COUNTY., ... .
Charter Oak Cook Stoves, - -
Genuine Round Oak Heating Stoves,
Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. .
Special Agent for BAKER PERFECT Barb
Wire the Best on Earth.
Fred
Krng
tOArINET BOTTLED EEER
A High Grade Lager Beer,
Purest in the Market.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Ollico 1007 Jackson Street, Omaha, Nob.
of tho farmers and laborers of tho
United States, solomly declaro in
order to restore prosperity we are
by right and justice entitled to free,
unlimited comiigo of silver at the
ratio of 16 to 1 independent of any
other nation or nations. And wo
do further declaro that we are ab
solved from all allegianco to tho
gold bugs, Wall street and English
bankers and by ought to bo totally
dissolved from thorn in regard to
making and maintaining coiuago
laws; and, as free and unlimited
coinngo of silver at tho ratio of 10
to 1 becauso we realize this to bo
tho only way to restore prosperity
and happiness. And for the sup
port of those declarations with a
linn reliance on the protection of
Divine Providence, wo mutually
pledge our lives, our fortune and
our sacred honor in tho ono great
good causo of free Rilver, which
is paramount to all other questions
beforo tho American people today;
and now wo humbly petition all
liberty loving voters to discard all
old potty prejudices and vote for
tho unlimited coinaco of silver at
j 10 to 1 which will immediately re
store happiness ana prosperity.
From tho Working men of Zol
nin, Indiana.
The umlcrtiiKiiod will take cattlo
to herd for tho season of 1890, at
Koskot's ranch. TorniB,- $1, for sea-
! son, from May 1st to Out. Ifith.
E. I). PirEit.
Dunlnp cIiqijsq is tho bqst on
the market Try it.-' -
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UHRIG,
Saddlery;
Brewing company
TUTTLE & TASH '
Attorneys - at - Law,
HFMINGFORD.
NEBRASKA.
L. W. BOWriAN
Physician and Surgeon,
ALLIANCE, NEB.
Office rooms and residence in
Draver block, up stairs.
Special attention given to dis
eases pf children.'
Now .Short Lino to Helena, Butte
Spokane, Seattle and Taconia.
O. X. 8s "W. O. Tina Oarcl.
EAST HOUND.
Jfo. tl. p(iftnnjj"or arrives l
" 4fri)lBlit
" freight nrrlvos nt
WK8T BOUND.
No, 41 paafenffor arrives ut
" isfrultfht
" 47 frnluht arrlvon at
1:22 a.m.
&:to p. m.
10:'JS u. m.
4:23 a, m.
ll:iJ p. ni.
All rcvnilar trains carry naxsrncpra.
a:iu p. in
W. M. Covx.vAu, Atrnr
MAIL DIUEUTOltV,
HiMi.NoronD poHtoflicv. On wouk days door
open at 7 a. m-, gunural delivery oiwnn at 4 a.
in. and olobes at H p. in. Open Sundays 0 to
10 a. in.
liEMlNorosn AND Uqx Hctte etacfl daily except
Sunday,
llBiilNOKOHD and Dcimuf Ug, Monday
WsdnMday and Friday. , J
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