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'T.UTTLE & TASK
.Attorneys - at - Law,
Ifemingford, Nebraska .
1)11. C. A. 110L1JR00K,
PU YSICIAX and Sl'KGEOj;,
Ke.Mdenco. Hull house. OUieo
First door north Box liuttu
.Hawk J3ldg.
JleiKiugfwti,
Msbraskz.
T. J. O'KEEFE,
;U. S. COMMISSIONER,
DISTRICT OP NEBRASKA.
All matters romliiK lioftuc the I'liMed Stiitos
,rircult ('ouil(irtl)P- United Stnlos I.smil Olllec
will ivtjcUe piomiil ami r.'ircful intention.
Alv aUfflit'. toullUUiilsof busings J?ir nun
residents: milrituti). rentiiN. collections rti
(t'orrt'HiMiulpncu Milk'lteil. OWcpk.-iI
humin'ofohd and cn wi-ono. nub.
Time Table
FOR
Hemingford
LINCOLN',
tOMAUA,
.Chicago,
St J osF.ru,
'Di'.Nvr.i:,
llKT.r.NA,
Sai,t Lakk City,
Kansas City,
PollTLiANO,
j$v. Louis mid all'S.vy Ehaxcisco,
.points cost ami mikI all points
Miuth jwest
TiiMNit I.kwk s !'!. i.ou p..
N". II. !'hhi'ut. ilaily, lVtuluood,
IlillliiK'H ,'iml nil point north
mill Wi'Mt l.L'In.m
Nu, l'i. I rululit, ilaily. Dciihwioil,
llilliliUH ami iiitPrniHliato
Mnilimi f.STi p. m.
Nit. IT. Krciulit, ilaily, Ni'w ('axlli
ami iiitt-rmriliatii staficm '.' V p. in.
Ko. 4'-'. l'iiMoni;pr, ilnily , for Lincoln,
Onmliiv. CliicaKi) ami all
l'oliitKcat . . Il:ir p. in.
Nit. Ifi. l'n'ilil. ilaily. for Lincoln
unit intPrimtltato HlatioiiH . 5:0S p. m.
JIo. 4S. i'rciulit. ilailv. for Lincoln,
anil iuti-rnietliiilu Milium 10.2T a. in
AlLSrniiix ilaily cxivpt Jso. I" unl In
17 ilajlj i.M'ppi Mniilny.
4" ilnil) nxi'fpl Monday,
KliH'pJiiB. illiiiin; ami rprliniu clialr ram
iKvalu frii'l mi llironli train TIpkntH wold
.ami liaiTK'nKfclu'cUcil tunny iiuiiil initio United
HIhIvh ur Cmiaila.
Kur information, map, tiinn tablei anil liok
.iIh rail on or wrilu to W. SI, ( npi-lanil, Au'iit,
r.I KHANt'IS, (Ipii'I I'asHPiiKi'rAKi'nt.Oniatiii
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Attention, Horsernonl'
The Frenchjt'oaeh. stall ion
jQUINAULT iiml flio Shire stal
.icyj, SAXQN KING, wilt stand
jtho present scoson at my place six
niiles west ami two miles north of
Hemingford.
Terms: Sft'to irtMiro n ninro in
oal; SG to insure foal to teat. All
mares traded or removed will for
feit r.ny insurance 8r will be duo
ut one;. Care takcm (o j)revent
accidents but I will not bo respon
sible if any occur.
A. S. Enyeaut.
Non-rosident owners of tinibor
claiin.s can eompleto their final
proofs -without coming to the
county by ('orre.si)onding with
T..J.01Keefe.
Lumber, Coal and Lime!
Just received u car of select
flnstern lumbor for tanks. Also
nil kinds of hard wood, cedar
Mangles, lath, linle. and all kinds
of lumbor.
Ready inado tanks, or will Miake
tanks to order. Prices to compete
with auyono the Northwest. Come
and sea us before buying else
where. Tanks and tank lumber
a specialty.
1-Jr.MCfcroRn Lu.mueu Co.
Fifty
Claims Wanted,
for Cash.
I want to buy improved farms
and prairie land for cash; must
be cheap. Give number of sec
tion, towii and range; also im
provmonts in detail. AddroiS
E. A. llLU.NCK,
Carroll, Iowa.
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
TRe Kind You Have Always Bought
, '
Bears tho sjp yxSZZ
DHjmv-.uru oi iaf
in
Mrs. Clark Olds i reported
quite ill this week.
Mrs. ,1. V. Niehol's condition
is not much improved.
Miss Mable Curtis came up
from Alliance Sunday.
11, F. Oilman was a county
IRont. visitor Thursday.
W. .1. Hntton called Wednes
day and bad his name enrolled on
THK llEUALD list.
"l
The Al. E. missionary dinner
wilt he held at the home of Mrs.
Ira Reed next Tuesday
The youngest child of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hook was quite ill
he forepart of the week.-
V. A. Hood of Liberty was in
town "Wednesday. Ht called :iud
renewed for Tun IIkuau).
V. Cladek of Dunlap attended
the republican .state convention
as v, delegate f i;om Dawes county.
Miss Ma me O'Keefo returned
Monday morning from her ex
tended visit in Iowa and Illinois.
Miss Kate Murphy of Kansas
City arrived Thursday morning
and will visit her aunt, Mi's. D.
O'Keefe.
E. Mubin has purchased ' the
smaller l ru belonging to W. A.
Knapp and wilL move, the same
on his farm.
Miss Zelia Miner went to
Rushville Wednesday morning
to attend the Sheridan county
institute.
Mrs. Ella Liggett of Broken
Bow and Mrs. Dr. Langson of
Cordon are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bean this week.
Miss Susie Sweeney arrived
Saturday morning from CJalos
burg. III., and will visit, lyir rela
tives, the Sweeney family.
About $2,000 was paid out at
the creamery Wednesday and
Hemingford will coma pretty
near getting all the "increase",
too.
J. A. Johnson and Mass Vio
lotia Storms, both of Alliance,
were married by Co. Judge
Ilewett Wednesday.
II. L. Busline! I is cnjoyinir a
visit Xrom his father Lewis Bush
nell of Ohio. Mr. Hushnoll ar
rived yesterday morning .and
took his son by surprise.
The subject of lCpworth league
lesson for Sunday evening, Aug.
14". is "Helping Others" , found in
Isa. 41; 0, 7 and Gal. G: 2, 10.
Mr. Fred Neeland leader.
PoBtjiuister Johnson 4und C. J.
Wildy left Tuesday morning for
Hot Springs and Bvadwood.
M"r. Johnson expeicts to stay a
cou)le of weeks. Mr. Wildy
will return Monday.
C. A. Ilolbrook and wife from
near Hemingford, were patroniz
ing merchants in the best town of
th county Tuesday.
The above item from tno Alli
ance Times is misleading. Dr.
and Mrs. Ilolbrook say that! the
only trading they did last Tues
day ' was in Hemingford. This
explanation, however, makes the
item correct wherein it refers to
the "best town of the county."
I. E.Tash. II. R. Green, L. R
Corbin, E. P. Sweeney and II. W.
Montgomery were tins delegates
who represented Box Butte
county at the republican state
convention, held at Lincoln
Wednesday. Mr. Tash did not
receive the nomination for land
commissioner but ho was second
and doubtless would have boon
nominated only that.Iudgo Baker
was defeated for governor and
Douglas county demanded some
thing. Williams of Omaha was
nominated for commissioner.
The Republicans of4 Box Butte
county will hold their county
convention at Alliance on Satur-
day Aug. '20, at 1 p. in. Thttj
precinct caucuses will bo held on
Tuesday Aug. 1(5, at the usual
place at 2 p. m; tho representation
will tie tho same as at the last
convention. At tho convention
a candidate for County Attorney
will bo "nominated and five dole
gates bo .selected to attend the
wi -loimi, senatorial and
i.r.rosntnthe convention, 4i.
po a CoUimjSfliouer from the V t
distrivt will bo nominated
Morn, on August G, 1898, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Delsing, a
girl. All parties doing well.
Mrs. E. 10. Ford and children
returned this morning from an
extended visit in Wisconsin.
They visited tho Omaha
tion on tfieir ret in n.
exposi-
Father Muenich, one of the
most thoiough-going and doser
vedlv popular pastors that ever
had charge of a congregation in
Crawford, loft on Monday night's
Elkliprn for Jackson. Burt Go.
Father Muenich will be missed
and his going away regretted
not only by the members of
the Catho'ic church here, but by
all who had the pluasure of an
acquaintance with the cultured,
cou.-teous and sociable gentle
man. Crawford Tribune.
Tin; postotlice department has
issued an order prohibiting tho
postmaster fiom forwarding any
second, third or fourth class mail
that may be received at hi- oflico
in the mail-bag. This means that
when a man changes his location,
nothing hut lirst-ela-s letters will
follow him, and if he wants his pa
pers or magazines he nmst notify
the publisher or prepay the postage
before such pei iodicals can bo
forwarded to his address. This
may cause anuoyano3 in some in
stances, but the now ruling will
stop tho "postage duo stamp" nui
sance. The mails are loaded
every day with tons upon tons of
papers, catalogues, price-lists, etc.,
and forwarded from one oflico to
another in search of the addressee,
until tinally, if the owner is found,
it is refused and consigned to tho
waste-basket. If it is borne in
mind that railroads receive liberal
pay for every pound of mail car
ried by them, it takes ho slrech of
tho immagination to say that the
new ruling will savo several
thousand dollars for the postal ser
vice every day of the year.
The following is tho , stale
ticket nominated by tho republi
can party Tuesday.
Governor,
Judge'Hayward of Otoe.
Lieutenant-Governor,
Geo. A. Murphy of Gage.
Auditor,
'T. L. Matthews of Dodge.
Treasurer,
P. Mortenson of Valley.
Attorney General.
)V. .1. Jackson of Antelope.
Sup't. Schools.
J. P. Say lor of Lancaster.
Land Commissioner,
G. A. Williams of Douglas.
Estuay Notice.
Taken up on May 12, J 898, at
my place on Section 21, Tp 27,
li. fil, one yearling mare colt,
brown color, with both hind feet
white, star in forehead, no brands.
C. Kl.EMKK.
ir, Q.i,. i with nr.enlc. His lawyers obtained a
reconsideration of tho sentence by a
One red Polangus bull, four commission appointed by tho legisla-
years old. Ha is a thoroughbred ture, consisting of two doctors and a
and a line animal; has never run law'f; whlc,h Pronounced him inno-
cont, the doctors voting down tho law
ma herd. Ho can 1)3 seen at ver, -who thought him Biillty. The nmn
James Hollinrako's place, 8 miles was F.ct freo In consequence. Subso-
north of Hemingford. ontly ,n0 of h'B, , lnwy0' movod
n ,by consclonco, told another mom-
J. . llEItCE. Jber of the bar that tho man
' had confessed his gal't to him at tho
CLEARANCE SALE. Uirao of tho trial and the matter was
All trimmed hats must go at br0l,1,t bofo1r1 tho legislature. Law-
t , , . , yers and clients have been arrested
reduced prices. Anyone m need Bm, ar0 t0 b0 ,,roilecutod for conspir-
of a hat would do well to come acy. to defeat tho onda of Justice. Com-
and SCO us. First come first
come,
choice.
Miss L. Adams.
See the fie. surprise bargains at
Wildy's.
For Sale Cheap.
TheSEqr Sec 17, Two 27,
10. 1(50 acres. 80 acres good
inqadow land and 50 acres under
! fence. Also tho following crops
growing.
lL'ncros whoat, 3 acros oats,
22 acres corn, '2 acres potatoes,
5 acres millet.
Sod house, 11 rooms; cattle
shed, granary. 2 hen houses; 2
wells, 12 and SO ft depth; plenty
of pure water and good range foi
u. rws oe of the best
ijIuom hi Uip c-vintn fur sior U.
Al !
to V IlAJLh, owner,
otT. J. (IK i in.
' RUNNING SHORT.
Stock of McCormiek mower at
hotuhpi.irtors nearly oxliiuifttod
I Come soon or you oannot gel. one.
CIjAuk Or,nte. agent
SPEND AUGl'Sr IN THIS
BLACK UlLliS.
Go first to Hot Springs. Th-ire
you win bathe, ride, bicycle, climb
mountains, ihtnco and play tenuis
to vour heart's content. If your'
i
limbs are stiff, your kidneys out ,
of order or if you are troubled!
with excoma or any other form of
skin disease, a month at Hot
Springs will mako a new man of
you.
Sylvan Lake and Spertrtish are
within a coiipaiativoly short
distance of Hot Springs and
every one who visits the Mlack
Hills should see Miem. Sylvan
Lake is the prettiest and coolest
summer resort . in ' the west.
Speariish is reached afttra rail
road ride that ranks among tho
experiences of a lifetime. There
is nothing like it any whore else on
tho globe.
Durjiig August, the Burlington
llouto will run two low-rate ex
cursions to Hot Springs; one on
the mh., the other on the 2(ith. (if
that month. Tickets will be ..sold
at one far for tho round trip
half hates and will he good to
return any thus within JJ0 days.
Organize a party. Arrange
your hotel accomodations at Hot
Springs. Get your tickets from
the Burlington agent and pass the
most delightful month in the year
in the most delightful sinnmer
laud on the continent.
ESTUAV NOTICE.
Kslrayed from our ranch at Ma
linda,' Nob., about July lth, J8!H,
ono dark brown 51 year-old geld
ing, white face and feet. Kird'.y
inform C. J. WLldy.
Lost on July fourth, a gold
watch. The caso is some worn
and has the letters M. B. en
graven on out side. The tinder
will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at my homo or at the
post ofiioo.
Mhs. R. II. Blanciiai'.d.
Tourist Pamphlets
dosCi iptivo of Yellowstone Nation
al Park and the summer resorts
of Colorado and containing, be
sides maps and illustrations, a
great deal of infoiinalion of inter
est to sight-seers and tourists can
be had by addressing J. Frauds,
General Passenger Agent, Btir
linirton Route, Oinvjia, Nob.
Write to J. Francis, General
Passenger Agent, Burlington
Route, Omaha, for handsome 152
page phamplet descriptive of the
Trans-Mississippi Exposition.
FREE.
V I.alJr' ItrciPh of Continuing
A queer case Is reported from Sydney,
Australia. A man wns convicted by a
tury of having tried to poison his wlfo
niunu.uions netween lawyer una cnont
are apparently no; privuegou in aus-
tralla.
llPttluc on the Ilurr.
The big trotting-hore people in Buf
falo nnd western Nuw York, including
C. J. Hamlin, are wild to be preparing
to make a determined movement this
year to secure a moderation, or, possi
bly, tho abolition, of the present anti
liettin? laws of the state. Tha unauc-
Ceesful gi -d ei.'i-'v meeting of last
summer will b .' v an argument
that it will b impr .le o conduct trot
ting meetings prolttibty without pool
gelling of soma tort. Theae lutorestv
are powerful otiw, nnd if band ad to
gether would mako a. strong fight.
intl' Will.
'Since God do ik will that soma shall
dwell at ae.
And other) shall know hardnosi', this t
is Mini,
The lot that P.i each nature He for-
And wherefore 1:1 trmur whrn wo
mu-jt rrduir'
3mo u1 ili loving wlslnm will be
I MUIU
Kb the Bwe't cu'r-" foilolng after
AH O
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To
VR AUK ASSORTING IN THE COURTS OUR IUGHT TO
Ttiu r.xcLusivn use oi the word "Castorlv' and
"PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTOR I A," the samo that
has borne and docs now bear
the fac-similo signature o
This is the original "CASTO
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at tho wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bourht ? on the
and has the signature of OSzMy, wrap
per. No one has authority from mo to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer yo,u
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even lie docs not know.
"The End Ton Have Always Bought "
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
6ww&
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
THt CtNTAUn COMPANY. TT MUHHAT BTntKT. NIWVORK CITY.
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Paints, Oils, Glass, etc .
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HEMINGFORD HILLING CO.,
Manufacturers of-
Flour, Graham, Meal and' 'Feed
And Dealers in All Kinds of -
COAL, ILi-TorZfcvdlBIEIEB, TJXJb&tt
Paper, Sash and Doors.
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LETTER
OTHERS.
on every
wrapper.
R I A" which has been used in
and see
asa5'yr
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Saddlery.