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Editors and Publishers
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OUR'EXPOSITION LETTER.
Aniotipr tlip inipprtfliit ] rsonnges
now visitinrr thisFeciion isC/hicf Ganl
of tlifj Sious Tribe of jndians , Stniid-
ing Roclr Agency , Dakota. He is ac
companied by liis Fqiiawniicl papoose ;
and tlii'y aro'nialciiiir lusjulqnarters at
the Daliotadi'juirtnuMit in the irovfrn-
nient Iniildiiif , whern the little family
are the wonder , if not the adiuiiation ,
of the populace.
The canceling of the engagement
with Prof. Currier and band by the
Exposition Management is nothing se
rious , i\e there are many bands , as fine ,
' if not so 1'irge , which will be glad to
furnish music , even complimentary ,
at any time. Notably , the Mexican
Cavalry Hand , one of the best organ
izations of the Kind in America , ten
der their services without charge.
Airuin. the grand organ in Music Hall
3 t * c
is about ready for use. and will be
played every day by celebrated'per- ,
formers.
The State of Chihuahua , Mexicn.'has
a piece of silver bullion on exhibition
in Main building weighing 5,040 Ibs. ,
worth § 114,000.
Your readers may be surprised to
learn that the Mexican iron building
under headway , though covering a
small space , will cost that government
no le. s thsin $172,000. His being so
scientifically constructed that it can
be taken down in sections , when the
Exposition closes here , and shipped to
the City of Mexicoas a memento of its
representation in the United State ? :
and where Mexico itself expects to
hold high carnival next year ; when
that Republic hopes to have I he whole
world visit ler. )
The Government building , whereii-
the tertitories and states display their
exhibits , is occupied in the centre by
representations from the various De
partments of the United States Gov
ernment at Washington Cilv- The
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expenditure of the money appropriat
ed by the government , amounting to
something like $300,000. and the se
lection of articles for exhibition , was
entrusted to a Boaid of Commissioners
,
following : Col. S. C. LvfordVar. , .
C. H. Hill. State , Lieut. Pti. . Buck
ingham , Navv , W. F. MuLeman ,
'Treasury , . A. D. Ha/en , Post- office , i
t .B. Buttersorth. In'erinr , Cecil Clay ,
Justice , W. Sii'ders , Agriculture De- j
partme.nts , Prof. G. B. Gr-xnV , m : h-
sonian instituteand tlie National Mu [
seum and U. S. Fish Commission. j
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The principal feature of this exl.'iliis- j
is an ininvnse globe fifty feet in uS-
ameter , upon which is aecurately de-
Jineated all the gecigraphical and po
litical diviMons of the earth. Plai-.ly
described thereon appear various facts
relative to each country anil govern
ment , such as.its area , population ,
principal productions and'industries ,
commerce , etc. . This globe is so ar
ranged as to be illuminated from with j
in , so that its appearance as seen by
artificial light will be both novel and
pretty. Grouped around the base be
low this globe are representative spec
imens of the principal economic pro
ductions indigenous to the different
countries represented thereon. i
Upon large illustrated charts and
diagrams are presented to the eye in
formation relative to the productions ,
manufactures , trade and commerce of
each country , and upon other charts
are shown the relative distances of the
many ports of Central and South
America from the various shipping
ports of ihe United States as compar
ed with the distances of these same
ports from those of Europe. This de
partment , is surmounted by an im
mense seal of the state department ,
painted on glass for illumination at
iight , around and over which is hung
and drapped our own national emblem
while the whole is surrounded and
framed in with the flgs of all nations.
The postoffice is about finished and
natuially attracts Mie visitor by its
unique and business appearance. It
is regulated after the manner antl under - ,
der the management of the New Orleans - ! .
leans Postoffice , by Postmaster W. 15.
Merchant. One can transact business
as well here as anywhere , being sup
plied with all the conveniences neces
sitating mail transactions , even to let
ter carriers who deliver irail anywhere
properly addressed within the ground.
It will be glorious news to every
good citizen of this great country to
learn that the south is enteriniy on a
new life , and New O.-liMiis will be the
busy center of that life. The seven
million bales of cotton raised from the
Ohio to the Gulf of Mexico , and from
the Atlantic to tile western border of
Texas , will find a maikft here , and
not only a market but a plai-e of man
ufacture , from whence itsill be dis
persed abro ul to clothe the people of
the world. The cotton alone is. worth
more than $200,000.000. Place ihc
tmports " > n what it will have pjiitj for
- nt-n similar sum. nnd .you huve.Ji pos
it < sible outcome of commerce of $400-
01)0.000 ) per annum , arising from a
single article.
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' SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.
. EnnouH "NVK.STKiHf Ilutui. : Emerson says
In Ilia Society und KoHtmlo. 1hr.t < "to flrat
fariuor wne the first , man. nnd all historic
nobility rcMfl on liosscsslpn aud ueo of land. "
Tills la omlnontly true of the great West ,
who/e spvi-'udititr to vlsioa are .thousands of
acres of fertile furmlni ; hind milling foroccu-
patlon and ready to yield upon sow hip tuid
tilling' Jla nch , harvests of corn and wheat ,
$ ucculcnt , 'rn.- > 6cg , vegetables and fruit. Much
interest 18 being taken now in the settlement
of the Republican Valley , not ly a clasp of
pioneers seeking ffpvornmcnt land' $ eo much
ns by those desirous of buying direct from
the pioneer nnd gottinjr deeded lands or re-
Jlnquishmcnts. thus savjnjr from four to six
years time necessary to earn the government
patent In two former articles to your splen
did paper we reviewed fujly the characteris
tics of soil , topography , climate , prodnctsand
advancement of the eastern and central part
of this valley in Nebraska ; In this wo will
confine ourselves to the western portion ! n-
clnncd in Furnns nnd IJcd Willow counties.
In a general way the characteristics arc very
filmilar all alongthe Valley. Beautiful streams
fed by perennial springs npplo and flow
through the land emptying into the Ifepubli-
cnn all along its course. Aa you go to the
westward there Is a gradual diminution of the
nifnfiill1. but the peculiar composition of the
subsoil , its spongy and porous character
miljes it servo as a subterranean reservoir
from which nature can draw an abundant
supply of moisture. A farmer who had spent
a number of years in Fnrnus county said to
us : "I have lived In Pennsylvania , Ohio and
Iowa nnd have novcr been in rany country
whom crops stand u drouth like Nebraska.
The leaves of the plant do not shrivel'up ' and
wither , tiut are bright and green , and1 a corn
stalk dug tip after a severe drouth , has abundance -
dance of moisture around the roots.
In this portion of Nebraska no lands were
granted to railw y corporations , or for.any
other purpose , thus all of the land has been
taken up under the provisions of the United
States laxby hojnestead , pre-emption or tim
ber culture acts.pxcept a small portion which
is yet open , but which is not the choicest land.
These pioneers , after obtaining their patents ,
frequently sell to the permanent settler and
at prices much lower than any land could be
sola by railway corporations who having
alternate section grants spend large sums of
money to place their lands upon the market
and are still doing so day by day. Thtro are
also opportunities to secure relinqtiishments
from . ' 00 to Sl.OCO per quarter section upon
which the purchaser can locate according to
government laws and prove up at the speci
fied tune. Of course the price of these lands
depends very largely upon the location , desir
ability and the amount of improvements al
ready put upon them. Deeded lands wild
that is unimproved , not as many Eastern people
ple think , desolate and. W' rthlcsa sell from
$4 00 to SS.OO per acre , while farms with more
or less improvements bring from ? r .00to.15
per aero. If any man desires to obtain a homo
in Nebraska no time should be lost as prices
of property are advancing with wonderful
rapidity. It has been evident to all of those
who have watched the growth of this remark
able Shite that the character of the iuimijrra-
tion has leen constantly improving , that more
Eastern farmers , have recognized the advtin-
tnges of selling their lrm at home for from
.550 to S7fi per acre , and gping to the blossom
ing West where live acres can be bought for
the proceeds of evexy one sold which will
yield as much or morcwith , , iess labor aud the
IV.rmer.will have the advantaao ofcthe rise i'J
valuation. The i iucojn Jourtwi says : "An
aero of raw prairie -covered with the native
grasses or Nebraskaw'hpse fattening pr < ipcr-
tics cannot be rivalled by' timothy , clover , or
even the vaunted fodder of ibe blue grass re-
, piqn of Kentucky , .carefully husbanded and
fe.d win'produce five dollars' worth of beef ,
wool , or mutton every year. Let some mathe
matical granger figure up what live dollars
per annum is five , per cent of. The farms of
the East and the old world are considered dirt
cheap at a price per acre of which the annual
production with careful cultivation will net
live per cent. An acre of good bottom or up
land in Nebraska put into com will fatten
more beef or pork than any other acre of land
on the foot-stool outside of the corn region of
the Northwest of which we are the center. "
This is in the main true and still to secure
these very desirable results it requires labor
and skill. A farmer that expects to come to
the West and live like a "dude" without work
will find his farm a mass of sunflowers , and
his time wasted. It is hard labor in all pur
suits united with diligence and economy
which ensures success. The markets' of this
region tire good. It is but a day's run to cith
er Denver , Kansas City or Omaha. The IJur-
lington & l issouri Itiver Kailway Which hugs
the Republican river closely in its westward
course gives to the people available transpor
tation facilities. The Kenesaw cut off , a new
departure upon which one through passenger
train each way runs daily , strikes the Denver
line at Oxford. This has created a boom for
this bright town which is destined to bring it
and its man/ advantages rapidly into prumi-1
nonce. Arapahoe the county seat of Furnns
county and Cambridge an nctiro. village in the J
western part arc also reaping the benefit of (
the new line in an increase of immigration i
and a rapid building up. Just think , in these"t
two counties not more than five per cent of
T
the soil is actually under cultivation while (
north and south , cast and west are fartns c
awaiting the fanner. 3lany of those wishing ]
to visit Nebraska do not know that cheap land
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explorers' tickets can be , obtained reading to
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Lincoln , Neb. , at any station on the Chicago ,
Burlington & Quiucy. the Wabash Route , and
some twenty other lines. These t ickets are {
good for thirty-five days and give land seekers - ]
ers ample time to leak around and determine
the most suitable location.
Now for some interesting and instructive
.points : The principal cereals raised are
wheat and corn. Broom corn is a favorite
crop. The native grasses are so good that
tame grasses are not much raised asyet. .
Stock , especially cattle and hogs , is being rap
idly introduced. The wafer is pure , good and
plentiful. The climate is bracing in Winter ,
cool iu Summer. _ The strong winds wafta.way
all mulnrhi and offensive exhalations. Tlie
country is new for fruit , but every needed .
constituent for success is here , and plums ,
Imws and cherries grow wild in abundance. -
Schools and churches are being introduced
with great rapidity , and the society is improv
ing d.iily. The frontier era has passed , and in
all respects of msirk'ets. both to sell and buy.
we ar reminded of an Illinois or Indiana
town' The county-seat of Red Willow coun5
tyIndianoln was made such May 27. 18 > J.
The site is upon a gentle slope toward ihe Republican - 1
publican i.vt-r. skirted with groves oust , west t
and south , and with rich fertile plains extend
ing northward. There arc good churches , ex- '
cello it schools , and all classes of trade represented - '
sented , although theio is abundant businets
for another bank , a' good hardware or dry
goods house. The real estate business is in
able hands , aud a good newspaper is publish- i
ed weakly.
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McGOOK , * l
the terminus of the division , with its populat t
tion of 1.20) . is n phenomenon. It has been i
built entirely since June , 1832. Had last year J
n comaicrcJal business of SttO.OOOto ? 7f.OCOO
nnd expended in permanent improvements" !
eorae SlOWiQO. It Is n division point on the *
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Burlington and Missouri for terminal train ,
service , with a round-bouse of fli'tceu slnlla'
and repair shops. Over 3.000 employees are ,
paid here , receiving approximately ? 31MJO per
month. It is a splendid specimen of the push
ing western aspirant fer commercial and ;
manufacturing conflpicuity. Fair lumber j
yards , large , well-stocked stores , sound banko , j
readable and Interesting newspapers , and a j
pushing , enterprising pull-togelher-und-don't- '
hxug-bapk class of citizens , whose fforts ensure - '
sure complete success.
"Know most of the rooms of thy native
country before Iliou goest o.ver the threshold
thereof , " is good advice , and it Western trip
will be interesting to any man who has only
read of the beauties of his country for' travel
makes all men country-men : makes people
noblemen and kings , every man tasting of
liberty and dominion. " H. AND S.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
OFKICR or COUNTY CrKKK. *
INDIANOI.A. Neb. , Jan. 12 , 1835. f
Board of county commissioners of Red Wil
low county met pursuant to adjournment of
January Tlh. IBSo. Present , E. J. Allington ,
S. L. Green and Henry Crnbtrco. commission
ers. C. D. Cramer , county clerk , and J. H.
Goodrich , county treasurer.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The examination of treasurer's hooks was
commenced and continued during the day.
On motion , the board adjourned to meet
January 13th , ISSTi. ns provided by law.
E. J. ALI.T.NOTON , Chairman :
C. D. CitAMEit , County Clerk.
OFFICE OP COITNW C RUK. )
. Neb. , Jan. 13 , 1 85 f
The board of county commissioners of Red
Willow county met as provided by law. Pres
ent. E. J. Allington. § . L. Green and Henry
Crabtree , commissioners , C. D.Cramer , county
clerk , and J. H. Goodrich , county treasurer.
Minutes of la t session read and approved.
On motion , official bonds as follows were
approved :
ROAD OvniiSEKfis. S.B Brown. Dist. No. 8 ;
A. W. Newland , Dist. No.1 : J. P. Furr , Dist.
No. ir. ; N. Dutcher. Dist. No , 11.
CONSTABLE. T. M. Clark. East Valley pro.
JUSTICES. W. R. Burbridge. Dnnbury pre
cinct ; N. Dutcher , Bondville precinct.
ASSESSORS. Edward P. Mack , Bondville
precinct ; F. J. Bushonp. Gcrvcr precinct ;
R M. Williams. Driftwood precinct : 1. W.
Spaulding , Red Willow precinct.
On motion , claims as follows were audited
and allowed on the general fund levy of 1SS4
nnd warrants' drawn for same :
Isaac Beeson Boarding pauper , T..T. Malone -
lone , 13 weeks and ( J days. Oct. Sth to
Jan. 13th inclusive. % § 2.50 per week.31.ri5
E. C. Beauvais Drnyago. 2 loads of coal
to court house , claimed § 1.00. allowed. 75
Rend district No. 8 having been divided and
road district No in constituted out of part of
the territory of said district No. S ,
On motion , thccounty treasurer was author
ized and instructed to divide all money here
tofore colle 'ted. or that may be hereafter col
lected in payment of road taxes of the year
iaa which has or may lie collected out of the
territory constituting road district No. 8. pre
vious to the time road district No. IU was con
stituted. and place three-fourths of said mon
eys to th' . ' credit , of road district No. 8 , and one-
fourth to the credit of road district. No. ll .
ROAD PETITION. Ou moti' ) . ! , petition for
publie'road by D Dcviney , John Gireiss and
others was grunted with "the understanding
that the county be at no exposc in the loca
tion of said road , described sis follows : ' f ' j
Commencing at the - elec
tion 16. township 2 , north of range 27 Avest ,
running thence east along the north side of
sections 10 , 15 and U three milca , nnd termi
nating at the northeast corner of sectioa 14 ,
township , range 27 west Gth P M.
lu the matter of lands not taxed for the year
1S84 : N T. Corey being personally present ,
his lancl. viz : the S. W.4 S. W. J.i section 1 ,
and N. E. U S. E. U and W. ; j S. E. H sections ,
all it ) township 2 , north of range 29 was , on
motion , assessed at § 240.03 , or $60.00 on each
40 acres of same and the clerk ordered to en
ter his name and description of the property
on the tax list for said year 18S4.
The examination of the treasurer's books
was continued during the day.
HOAD OVERSEEUS' ANNUAL SETTLEMENT.
Settlements were made with the overseers
of road districts as follows :
DIST. NAJ1E. DIST. NAMR.
1 , Edward Price ; 12 , Titos. Clni-k :
2 , II. M. Wolf ; 13 , AVm. H. Smith ;
a , Irving Mott ; 14 , Chester Row. ;
fl , S. Miller ; ] . " > , Itobert Bond ;
fi , James T. Grugg ; IB , John Calkins ;
5 ? , George Lehind ; 18 , Chas. Uussell ;
U , Kojrer Barnes ; 20 , A. B. Coppers ;
10. William Kilgore : 21 , Rich'rdJohnston.
11 , A.Z.Jones ;
On motion , board adjourned to meet Janu
ary 14th. 1885. E. j. AIMX TO.V ,
Attest : Chairman.
C D. CRAMER , County Clerk.
OFFICE or COUNTY CLERK , I
INDIANOLA , Neb. , Jan. 14,18S5. f
The board of county commissioners of Ked
Willow county met pursuant to adjournment
oflanuary 13th. Pn-sent , E. J. Allington , S.
L. Green and Henry Crabtree , commissioners ,
C.D.Cramer , county clerk , and J. II. Good
rich , county treasurer. Proceedings of last
session read and approved.
On motion , claims were audited and allowed
on the general fund 1884 levy and warrants
drawn for same :
E. J. A Illusion County commissioners
services , to date included § 18.20
S. L. Green- County commissioners ser
vices , to date included § 10.20
Henry Crabtree County commissioners
services , to date Included 15.00
C. D. Cramer Express ch'ges on f-tatu tcs 1.40
Frees & Hocknell Coal for court house. . l2.r6
Jno. J. Lainburn Filing stamp clerk's
oflice 6.50
Consideration and examination of treasur
er's books continued during the day.
On motion , the estimate of the necessary
expenses of the county for the year 1S 5 was
llxed upon as follows , to-vit :
County general fund , including poor fund and
co-nty bond interest fund § 7.030.00
Bridge fund 2,500.00
Koad fund 2.500.00
Insane fund S-'O.OO
? 12,8COOO
On motion , the board adjourned to meet
January 22d , 18S5.
Attest : E. J. ALDINGTON , Chairman.
C. D. CHAMER. County Clerk.
iMcaKgaaanC3M MaM iiJB , ' ! i * gmaa aar QcanG ag * MPtg
A BILL has been introduced in the
State Legislature cutting down saloon t
license.- $500 , and making the same t
universal throughout the state.That \
bill will most likely pass into oblivion. ! t'
WE believe \ve are expressing the de
sire of our legislators , in stating that
they will be pleased to hear from any j'
of their constituents , who have any mat
ter to present upon which they think
legislation desirable.
THE - : - NEW
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is NOW IN rorL BLAST.
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Here ) 'ou will find an elegant assortment
of good's , and our prices never
fail to please.
IF VOL' WANT A
Cap , Boots , Shoes , Trunks ,
FURJ2ISHIEG GOODS
Here is the place to find
AN ASSORTMENT !
To select from , and at prices guar
anteed lower than ever offered
in Western Nebraska.
AND GET OUR PRI0B ,
Don't forjrct the place ,
One Block North of Bank ,
Main Avenue. .
L M. Brickey & Co.
McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
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G'lTY BAKERY.
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i : KEEP ON HAND
BREAD. PiES & CAKES ,
Gil AH AM BREAD.
Cakes Made on Order.
Lunch Room in connection , where
you can < ret hot coffee , etc.
dauusss
[ OPPOSITE HOTEL ON" THE HILL. ]
Manufacturer and Dealer In
SADDLES ,
HARNESS , '
BRIDLES ,
COLLARS ,
BR USHES ,
COMBS.
WHIPS.
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Slock Saddles. Cow-Boy out
tits , and Spurs.
R. H. KAilLTQSl
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FACTS REGARDING .lh .lc
Br , Hartar'a Iron fe'c c
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I purify unit enrich the BLOOD , reptilate 1
tlie LIVER and KIDNEYS , and KESTOIJK inr. 1C
HEALTH and VIGOR of YOUTH : In all those C
dlsea u reiulrlnpacertainan | < l i-lIlcletil'KiXlC ,
pcpcuially Dyspcp'-la.WaiiiC ! Appetite. Indiges
tion. Lack < ) l" strfiiutii. elr . It r cN nar-il !
with liniiieilialc anil votnler > ui rtriilt * . l.oi.rs ,
iniiui4 and nerve * ri-i-t Hiw f < irce. Eultns
tlie lul.id nnd ctpplii'S Ilrain I'nv.-f
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i peculiar to 'heirsc : : win Ril In
STl HAttTERS IT.ON TOKlCaMle.-iiii ] ? \ > t IL'J
cnrc. It jrivcs acini'--mil healthy conij.IeMim
T"J strongest tr'-tl'no'iy to tlie value 01 1)1 :
J iitTUKN Iiiov TONIC : * ilitt 'r .q cit ; alien ; : . ! . 1
t coitnternllbieliavionly i'dilt d "n tiie'iiii'tuar
jtyol'tliu orltcin.il. Jfj'on can i-silyiltsln luaT'l
Jo not cxpsrlnnfiit jti't the OKKIAL VXD U. _ 7
- your adilrewtoThaDr. HnrterSrcfl < c
St , Louis. JIo. . foonr "DSEjiTJ IOCS' . " s
Fallof Ktrongp nnd i 5fti' In n-aiptirn. I'v ; s
OR. BARTER'S IRON TONIC is FOR SLE ht sa
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
TRIBUNE CLUBBING LIST ,
We will furnish Tuc TIUBCNE and
any of the following publications , one
year , at the rates uuiucd below :
I'llAIKlE FAHMEU . So.OO
and imtpof U. S. . : u < 0
TOLEDO IJLADE. ( Nnsby'x I'npur ) . . . 2 7.1
CHICAGO WKEIvLV NKWS . 2.7fi
CHICAGO WKKKl.v. HEUA .l ) . 2.75
J.KAVENWOU1H WEEKLY TIMES. . 2.75
.MU.NTUI.V . : ; SO
All kinds of blinks kept for sale at
this office.
TIIATIIACICIXU COL'OIl cm lie oiuik ! ! > cum !
ly Shlloh's Cnrf.'v Kiiurnntci : It.
WILL VOt : riUFPKU w till ! > J-HJ i'iwf.1 cm ! l.lcrCoin -
plalni ? Shildli'h Yltnll/cr I * Kii3rnnrLM.il to ruie you.
SLEEl'I.KSS X1OHTS , inndc inlscralilu l > y thir ter
rible couxli. Sliiliiirx Cure U the runn-dy fur you.
CATAIMJH CUUKD. hi-nlth mnl uvect lirvatli * c-
curui ! hy Slilluh'a Catarrh ienrily. : : j'llcuSO uciitn.
Nasal Injrctor free.
For lame Hack. Side or Chest tuc Slillok'b 1'orous
Plaster. I'rlce U5 cents'
'S COUGH and CimsutnptUn Cure N sold
! > y us nn cnarantre It cure * consumption
irs VI I'AUZKK Isvliit you need f.ir Con-
stlpatl in. Less ( if Appetite. Dizziness nnd nil symp
toms of Dyifpup.-i.i I'rice ID mill 73 eenlH per l.oltli" .
CKOUr. WJIOOI'ING COUGH and Ilrondiltl. 1m-
tnt'dliitcly Jcliint'd by Klilloli's Cure.
Sold by S L. CIUPII dniRslst. MeCook. Neb.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tin ? BUST SAI.VK In tlie wet Id for ntc. Praise * ,
Son-s , Ulcera. Salt IMieutn. Fever Sore * . Ti'ttur. Chap
ped Han.is. Cliill'l.-iln- ' . urns ami all "kin Krupioiw. !
and positively fUM-s I'ili's or no pay rt'iju'red. It N
imnriiiitKCd to give perfect Mitlhfuuiloii , or money t
rctuntlcd. I'rlce . ' . > i-enis per l > oFor bale at [ I
C/EIhOFOirAr-4 DKUG STORE. '
Wonderful I .
We lo not know of any nit'dlclne that fas K-'Ined
an eqii.il i'onilirlty. ; In such a i-hurt linn * , for tin :
In tiiii. rulli'rofronxh * anil Miri'iii'i * lu tlie limes , as
ISEGOS' cllKKIiV OUCH -SVKUI' . It la mild nnd
pleuMint to take inuf will nut Injure ilic IIKM ii-IIcuti !
Infant. Sample bottles free at S. L. Green's and
.Johnson & Sp.ildhi"8. I
for xvokns ! | C-jpe. ! Send 10 ets post-
w. nti.t we will mail y.itt fici- . royal ,
vulnnlitiS'iii [ li ! ln i tf p ods tlint will
| > ut you In tin * way of iniikliic inure
money in a row ibijn than you ever thought r.os < IMi ;
at any business. Capital no * ri-iinlrcil. You ran live
at home nd work mpare : tlint : cnly , or all tin ; time
Ail of DII h r. et < . of ail ID.Ujrisn . ! > ' siH'Ci'-sfnl "ill .
is to 5 ua > ili e.irueil i\i-ry I'Vin.njr. Tint all who I !
want \viiikiiuy test tinImsniri ? ) ' . we ni.ike tills un-1
jiai-alioiL-il oacr : To all win * -in * tint \vi-ll sait-iifil wo
will i-eml t'l lu i a for the troulili' of .vritlu nl'ull
pniticnlitni. dlremlous , etc. , siii live. IllllnllIi L pay
nti.-oiiiiCiy suiu lurull uiu sari at i.uro. Don't delay. i
A.ldtOSI ! 1NSOX & CO. . Poitinnd. Maln - . a--'ll
An Enterpiisiag , Sellable House.
,1 elmsoti .fc palilln can always be relied UJKHI. not !
only to carry in Mock the best of everything , but to
set-lire the Agency for such articles us have well- i
known merit , and HIM popnl.ir with the people , there i
by su.-tanIiiK : the rciin.itiioii of heliix always enterprising - , ;
prising , and eer reliable. Having secured ihcurn -
ey i r the celeimtte.l Dr. Kind's Xew Discovery for
i oiiMimptlon , will .M'll It on u pt ltl\e Kiiaramce. It
will Mitely cure any and e\cry aflectlon of 'I hroat.
Lun s , und iic t , ami tn suo-.v our conthlfiice. wu In-
viie ion to c ill. n 1 tet a Tri.tl ilotiic Free.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Arc yutt irs.urlieti : st nfclit : : nJ ! iri.len of > our rest
hy n SICK ciiili : -iuein ami ct > inx lti P-t.it < > f citt-
tln- : < < li ? If so. fi-nil : li once illiil Ki'l u botileof
Ur : . VTiiiliT's So.tbi.s Syru ? fr Chivies Tcothirg.
I..N \llu- 1 > .nriikili.tuic. it > \lli irllu\e the { iMir
little MitH"cr liniiittliatuiy. Mepeml ujioti Ir , uuiilier ,
tlu-re is mi iiiiMke aliout it It ciiit-s dysentery ami
dir.uci ! ! , iLulatLs ilf tuliiui-ii and liut'els ; , cures
tvliul colic. MH'U'IH the KHI" . reduces luK.iiiiinailon.
r.iul gives tl ) c aim energy to tin * uliult ; t > y iein.
llrs. 7/i tan's SBcthir Syrcp fr Chiiars Tsctiisg is
IMi-attMllL to the taiUv , : iuu 1 = the | > rcMliiiti ii of oliu
ul tli < oliifhi und bebt felhule. uun > Ci > aiid iihys
In IIio L'iiilfU States. : n : > i iu fur hiili : by .ill iliii
throughout iho worm. 1'tice 25 cents a liuttlc.
Eeliable I irms.
VctsrH. S I. , ( ircen acu .lour. > ot. & '
jlwnvs ri'lLtiilo iwi srj 10Lcuie tin : lic-a : . .l"ex.jry
tiling for Il-eir patrons lln-v muv ha\i : l..itt ! it a
larse quantit } ul ISKUCS' liEiJin OLHill bYiUl\
aiid ; : IL- ! \vi > will : ; : ui ! iculy to ie > oiiimeud it toe
eory one lii need of a prc | > ar < ituu for cou lis. colds ,
aathlliu. liruilcli.ila atm coiisiniil.tlun , as , lln-y kiiuu of
no o.lier ruii uuy that Is iralniii sucl"i wlue icj > ui.i
tion. Sample liotiies tree.
An Answer "Wanted-
' "an any one tiring it" u case of Kidney or 1 Ivcr
omplalnt that Electric liltti-rs will not ] i'tillly
cure ? We say they can not. as tliouF.uids of cases
already | einianeutly cured and who are ually recuin-
inendini ; Kli-ctric Itltlers , will pro\e IlrlRtit's DI.s-
eate. Diabetes. Weak Hack , or any urinary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood , regulate the
bouels , and act directly on the diseased p.itt.Every
bottle guaranteed For sale at 50 cents a bottle at
Metropolitan Drug Store.
IMPOETAKT.
ATlien you visit or leave New York City , n.ivs IIK- !
K pe. hxpic saue and ' arriace Illie and Mop at the
' rand Union Hotel. oi > po leGr.uid Central Drjiot.
EhTant rooms fitted up at n cost of cne million
dollir > . icduced to t-I.DUand unwanN pi'roay. Kuro-
poan plan. Elevator , n taunmt u | > plU-d wi ! i the
! ies > t. Ilor e cars , siiiRei an.l elei a : ed railroad to all
tei > os. : Families can lue iieuer for less money at
the Orahd Union Ho.cl than at any other lirclas ;
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hotel In the city 3-Si
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
Came to my residence.l lmile northwest of
Box Elder I' . U. , .ianunr > oil. lbf-5. one steer
calf ; over-crop on ri ht ear ; under crop < m
lelt ear. Ao other marks or brands < Utin-
Knihahle. < ' ' ' X. J. CiiuYM.ut.
NOTICE.
In the District Court of the bth Judicial Dist'
trict held in ami for Ke \ \ illowcounry , ob : :
Conillc.1 Plaintiff. J _
Xotfw to
William Belu'Dcfentlunt f rt-'illL1Ilt ; r-
' 1\ > \ \ H.M.Ol BhlI , . .NiiN-jtK&UlKN
A.NT : Yiui an * liereby notitii'd thutoti the tt.'i
day of January. lt 5. Corn Ueli tiled u petition !
naiii * you in the District Louri , cil littl Wil
low county. .Vi'braska. the oiiject and jir.iyer ;
of hieli are to obtain a divorce truni you on
theFIKST.
FIKS-T. Ihiityou Lein ? of sizllieicut ability
to jirovide Miitaliic maintenance lor her have
aim cruelly retiis-ftl at.il
to iio. i
.co ! ) . 'J hat yon hive\vilyabiidoitfl ! ! ! '
thu I'luititiir tti.iiijtit jrood eutifC ii.r the term
of two . \ e.iis l.ttt past. tiK
Von are ri-iitiired to answer P.ii 1 petitioner
or hefore .Mumiay , the -'id day ot February. ?
If * . " * , or said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against yon as therein
i-
prayed tor. CO1JA UKLI , .
I5y Jcnning'S & Starbuck , Her Attorneys. in
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COMPLAINT NOTICES.a
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U. S. LAND OFFICE
Decembnr21st. l.-S { .
Complaint having been entcu-d at this olJice
by Ann Lalferty njrainst John F. Swnrtx lor
lailureto comply v , lib law ns tc Tinsl > er-t'ul-
turo Entrj" I'.il. dated \oriii I'lntte.Ne . . Juno
ctli , ! { > 7'.t , ui > on the scmthea-t qunrier section
5. towntlup i north , r.tn e - . wt r. in Ited Wil
low cuiinty , Nei > . . u ith a view co th - cancelln-
tion 01 saiu entri ; cunte.-tint alse tn that
John F. mart ? hiss Jailed touiiltix-nte nincren %
ot suid tract trom .June ! . IJ > N . up to th > - pres :
c-ut I niM. : > r < ( jtiiiiii t'.v luv. ; ilia Miid pjr > , e >
iireherobi Miiiiiitoncd to npi-e.irat tins olhcc-
on thu Gth day of February. ihN" > . at i o'clock ,
P. St. . to Ktspond and luriii h testimony con- :
certiiiiir su.il alleged l'jilun . :
: H. a. i , . LAWS , He isser.
U. S. LAND OFFiCE-
McCoul : . .Veb. . January 12th. J B. , .
Coinpl ir.t liiivingLcunVnicieil at tiiis < ice
by Ei mom ! Lecfcer ; uiii. > l .lnii Iludlun'l for
nbandouiujr his Homesteuil Entry l(5.-7 ( , dated fan
atXorh i'iatte. Nu'Toska. "c-rolorrJlsM"1. ) , an
upon the soi.tii ' : # ouTln\est sco-rion U ami I-r
north > . - northxvcst 4 01 section 2 . town-lnii of
north ot nine .tf. in Hed Willow ci utv. ill
Nebraska , with : t vieiv to Ihe cancellation of it : :
said entry : lh-said parties r.re hereby sum U.
moned ti ) appear ut This olliee on the IGtli day
of February. lKv5. at 5i o'clock. A. M. . to re
spoud and lurnish teatimony conceraitir said y
alleged abandonment.
XJ. C. F. BABCOCK , Receiver.Te
PIKAL PEOOF NOTICES ,
LANI > Of nci : AT .MCCOOK ,
.limitary zutb. , I8H3.
Xotfto Is hereby wrJven that the followfnjr-
nained settler baa tiled notice of his Intention
to mnke Until prool In support of his claim ,
and that said proof will bo inndo before Itetfid-
tcr or Ueceivx-r at MeCook , Neb. , on .Monday ,
.Maieh id. iteTj , viz : James K. I'owcll. D , S.
0.-w. for the northwest quarter of section 10.
township 4 north , ranue ai west. Ho names
the I oilt > win ; , ' witnesses to prove his continu
ous 1'c.sldouco upon , nnd cultivation of. said
land. vlK : Towiwend Ucckwith. Aaron Hiaol-
iiutbt , Frank Hnzeihurst and W. II. Harder ,
nil ofi'iiltiertKon , Nob.
JM ( , ' . L. LAWS. Hcyistcr.
LAND Omen AT McCooic , . . ,
January 2Wh , liMCj. f
Notice is hereby given that the followlng-
numod tot tier has tiled noticuol' his intention
to make llnul proof in vupport. of his claim ,
and that said proof will be imido before Hogis-
teror Itcceiver at McCooic , Neb. , on Saturday ,
.March 14th , 1NV5. viz : 1'crry A. Yeast , Ji. tf.
1SH , for the west northeast h of section V ,
township 4 north. range 2U wont. Ho names
the following wiinesycs to prove his continu
ous residence upon , and cultivation of , nald
land. vi/ : James Spatiidlug , John Hamilton.
Fred. I ) . Pitney and Montgomery Uoyle , all of
llox Elder , Nebraska.
: $ l. G. T . LAWS , Register.
I LAND OFFICE AT McCooK , NEB. , f
January Kith , 1883. )
Notice is hereby given that the followhig-
nanied Bettler has llli'd notice of his intention
to make Until proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Ifegis-
terand Ucceivcrat MeCook. Neb. , on Friday ,
February 2nth. 18S."i. vi/ : William Hrcmmer.
( Heir to Estate of Hannah Schulr. Dec'd. )
Homestead Entry 1150 , lor the south ! J north
east ? a and north ' /i southeast * * of section 15 ,
township 2 north , range 2'J west. Ho names
t he following witnesfes to prove his contin
uous resilience upon , and cultivation of , said
land , vi/ : John Calkins ami Franklin P. Lav-
urack of Stonghtoii. Neb. . Henry H. I'lekens
and George Hugglns of MeCook. Neb.
: ; : { . G. L. LAWS. Register.
* LAitn OFFICE AT McCi-OK , NEU. . ( .
.liinuary lltlt. ItM. |
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settlers have hied notice of their intention -
tion to make Until proof In support of their
claims , and that , snid prool s will be made be
fore Register or Itcceiver at .McCooic , Neb. , on
Monday , February ! d. l.vc > .vtz : Lev ! iSrown.
Homestead IMJU. for the northwest quarter of
section 24. township It north , range 'At west.
NM/ : Lewis ! ' . fate. L ) . S IIAT ' . for the south
east quarter section 24. township It. north of
raiifjc oO west. They n.uno the following wit-
nes > es to prove their cotitiniions residence
tpi > n. and cultivn ion of. said land , vi/ :
Witnesses lor Lev ! lirown : Anthony CHIT ,
S. H Colvm. William Smith and l.evi Joliiison ,
all of MeCook. Neb. Witnesses for Lewis F.
I'ate : John F. Collins , dward cdindliss ,
Samuel Hrown anil Lt-vi Hrown.allotMcCoon ,
Neb. : i. G. L. LAWS , Uegister.
LAND OFFICK AT MCCOOK , NKB. ,
December 2fith , 18SI.
Notice is hereby given that the tollowlng-
iiame.l settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make linal prool' in support of bis claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Regis-
toror Receiver at McCooic , Nob. , on Friday ,
February I'th , It * . " ) , viz : James E. Wingate ,
Homestead 1-17. for the southwest quarter of
section 1 , township I north , range 23 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon , and ctiltiva-
tion of , said land , viz : Mitchell Young. James
C. Lallerty , Nicholas WycolT mid S. S. Graham ,
all of Danbtiry , Neb.
: H G. L. LAWS , Register.
LAND OFFICE AT McCooK , Nia. , i
December 20th , 18S4. f
Notice is hereby given that the followlng-
namcd settler bus tiled notice of his intention
to make biial prof in support of his claim ,
ami tlnu baitl proul will be made betore Ueg-
Ititcror Heceix'er atMct'ook. Neb. , on Friday ,
1-eoruary 20th , 1SJ : . " * , viz : Herman Hey , D. S.
i 4 , , lor ihe bouth northwest } .i and north 1A
outilwe t-- -ection N township y north , ratine
2S west. He names tii following witnesses to
I > rove hi.s continuous residence upon.and cul
tivation ot , said land , viz : Charles Ebert ,
William bitbarko , \iuusingcruuil Ernst
NewiiMii , all of Indianoia , Neb.
: W ( J. L. LAWS , Register.
LAM ) OfiicK AT MCCOOK , NKB. , i
December 20th , IbM. f
Notice is hereby iven that the followiug-
n.-i > : cd settler lias t'.iui ! notice ot his intention
to make tinal proof in support of his claim ,
aiiii Liint s.tid pru.U will lie iiuide i.elore Iteg-
s.-teror . .iecuerit tic-Cook. Nei * . , on Friday ,
January ; . ih , ! tc. " * , viz : Gilbert It. Nettlcton ,
L a.tU. . initiie outh \ - ' Stitheast ii section
o , north ' /2 noriliettbt * j section lu. town.-iiip 2-
north , range "JO ux t. He iiitmcs the following
\k iiiic&bi' > to j > nve his continuous re.Mdence
upon , and cultivation of , haul land , viz : J.
btone , W. s. Fitch a d M. H. Johiibon , .f Mc-
LOOK , Neb. , anu U. liarnes. of Viulton , Neb.
: W. IS. L. LAWS , kegister.
LAND OFICU AT iicCooK , NKB. , i
December lith , 1N < 4. f
Notice is hereby given that the tollowing-
immcii settler iiaa hied notice ot ins intention
to make tinal proof in support of hi.s claim ,
and that said proof will le made before Hegis-
terorlteceiver at 31cLoolNeb. . , on Monday ,
February sd. IS ? . " , viz : Melvili L. Lsicy , Home-
fctetid Entry : JI7. tor tiie southwest quarter of
section 'C , township 4 north , muge 'M west ,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon , and cultiva
tion 01 , said land , viz : F. fc. U ilcox , J. A.
Wilcox , S. A. fchaller and Edson Uobiiiett. all
of McLuok , Neb.
-.i G. L. LAWS. Uegister.
LAND OFFICE AT Me OOK. NEU. , t
January sd , It * . " > . t"
Notice is hereby given that tin * lollowing-
niiiiKjil settler iia * meil notice < > t Inn intention
to mtike tin 1 prool in support ot his claim ,
and that said pruot will be made befoie He is-
toror Keceiverat euookei > . .on Saturday ,
ebruary 14th , IN > "I , viz : Altrcd Carter , U. S.
-Itu , tor the southeast quarter section , cr. town-
slitjt 4 , norm ot ran e . ) xvest. He names the
following witne > ees to prove hirf continuous
reMtience upon , and cultivation of , said land ,
vi/ : John Modrcli. .lotiu L nzicer , James C.
Cane anl < . D. Mcchnu , all or MeCook , Atb.
a. ( . L. hAU'a , Kegister.
L.\\i > OKUCB AT MCCOOK. N
January tub , IN-O. j
Notice is hereby given time the following-
tinmc'i settler lias Hied notice or his intention
to ' niiil.o tinul ( irnor iu support ot bisel-im ,
iiui tiiitrsiiid proof will he made tiefoie Register -
tor or Receiver ut MeCooK , Aeb..on Saturday ,
I-enrutry ntli , u0 , viz ; Otto H.ngnor , D.
riHo. . lor ibe &uuthucst quitrtvr of section 21 ,
loujjsh.p 1 north , range rj west. e names
the lolloping witnesses to pro.'u hiseonraiu-
ous resi'icnce upon. &ml cultivation of , said
; tn < i. Viz . James H. frarnswortli , chaiifs R.
, : tri , Milncy L/odije and F. V. Alien , nil of Me
Cook. Neb. : . li. L. LAVj = . Register.
LAND OFFICE AT MCL'OOK. NEU. ,
December : ! It I , 1N > 4. \
Notice is hereby fMveii that the following-
niinc : < i si'iticr l.as hied notice ot bis intention
to inakiliu.it proof in support of hm claim ,
iitiu time s.ud jiruof will tie niudf belore itegis-
ti-ror Jo-ofiM-r nt .MeCook , Neb. , on Saturday ,
February Uti , l.-e. > . viz : Leonard B. Stilec , U.
. nil , lor the northeast quarter ot section J ,
township : north , range : n ) west. And Jona
than . Kirkmuii. who made Homestead Entry
iDcceiiHierlith. . ie > s ; . is notified to appear
said tune nnd place nnd show cause why his
said Homestead Entry shoulu not l > e held tor
Uiict'llntioii. He names the following wit-
> ss < ' ? to prove hiscontiniions residence upon.
.UK : ! cultivation of. said land , viz : William M.
Irwin , saniuel Brown. iJuvulBryun and Frank
ire , all of j.eCook. Neb.
1. - _ ( i 1 LAWS. Rt-gistcr.
LAND OFFICE AT McCooK. NEB. ,
December tii , 1M4. j'
Notiw i.s hereby given that the following-
uiiiird settlt-r bus filed notice of his intention
o tn.the until proof in support of bis claim.
md that nid proof will be made before Reg-
stfr or Receiver at Mccook. Neb. , on Friday.
n-l.ru.sry nth , ! . > > " . viz : Herman Hermit. 1) .
. -Si. for tlieMiutheast quarter of section 32 ,
owiship ! north , rangei west. He names
be lolioxving witue-tes to prove his continu-
nis rcsuioin.e upon , ami cultivation of , said
and. viz : Amos Goodenberjrer , Rufus Ger-
or. George Gerver nnd C. Smith , nil of Mc-
ook. Neb. 31 G.L. LAWS. Register.
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iarv < ' eif V-AH.S ut larcealui - , llot uIIL-tart you In
. ! ' - iliat v.-j ; ; at ocoe t rln jnu iu tnxncy faster than
> il.i : ; tl t ; In America. All ab u [ the i'JOO.UitO In
en.h itli each box. AKCHIS , wanted cerywlmre. .
clilicr sfx. of all HJIIV , fur all the time , or spare
Inn- enl } % to wurk for u * at their own Iionicd. Kor-
Gisi-s f'-r all worker ! ) absolutely aw-ifed. Uou'tdelar ,
HALLETT & JO. . Pun tend. Jlaine. 3-20'
irc money t'aanat
Inuairncy for tliu be-t selKn buuk out.
pli.m-H . ucceetl grandly. None fall.
errn * free. HALLgTT HOOK CO. , Portland , Malm.
