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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26

Entered at TIE iost On;ce In Rcd I loud. Neb.,
IN mail matter Of the aecODd class
ELECTRIC ARK
Go to Deyo for iue cigars.
Kickapoo remedies 1t Cuttings.
Gov. CARRIER is able to be out again.
Dolls so cheap as never vas At Cot
Joe Williams and wife arc home
from the east.
Rannc5 McNitt is home from Lin.
coin on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Dickersou have
returned home.
Miss Rose Emigh has gone to he.
bron on . visit.
A splendid line Of school reward
cards at Cuttings.
Mrs. Strohm has returned home
from Pennsylvania.
For neck scarfs, silk OF wool, 60 q
MeNltt & Galusha's.
Mrs. Ewright, formerly Miss Myrs
Brewer is in tho city.
Stoves! Stoves! cheaper than be-
fore at Perkins & Potters.
Finest line of silk muflers you eve1
saw at McNitt & Galusha's.
A new time card went into effect
last Sunday IN the B. & NJ.
For suits that are stylish and righ,
InGMote McNitt & Galusha.
lllles Stella Duckcr and broths,
Willie are home from Lincoln.
Toys and Christmas goods way down
to hard pan this year at Cuttings.
Don't buy an over coat until you
look at prices At McNitt & Galusha's.
The masquerade ball last night Civ
en- by the firemen w.sa grand success,
Five and ten cents will buy some.
thing nice for the children at Cottings
A large invoice of picture mnldings
Just received at Cozad & Cos. furni'
ture store.
Perkins & Potter still hold the
fort and can make prices lower than
the lowest.
Don't buy a neck scarf or silk hand
k.rchief until you see ours.-MeNit,
& Galusha.
R. V. Shirley, president Of the First
National bank, has returned home
from the east.
A MOZART will sharpen your shear,
or knives on short notice and in q
proper manner.
Look here! You can save money
by going to Perkins & Pottcrs and
get their prices.
Mrs. Frank Hatch has returned
from Illinois where she has been Wis.
iting for some months.
1t is reported that Jake Sellers
killed . wild cat on the Charley Ras.
ser place the other day.
We want to show you ties, silk
handkerchiefs and neck scsrfs before
you buy.-McNitt & Galusha.
Pope Bros. will sell felt boots at
$1.75 ladies heavy shoes 1T 81
children's school shoes worth $3.50 II
IS cts.
Perkins & Potter are Offering extra
inducements on their large stock Of
heating stoves in order to close them
out at once. Call and get prices.
S. W. Foe has resigned the Office Of
night ratrolman and J. D.. Sehsael
has accepted the. position. MI.
Schsnck will make q good officer.
Married, at Red Cloud. Neb., Dee.
18th, 1890, by the Rev. Geo. o. Yeis.
er, Mr.. Il. Jennings and Mrs: NJ.
McCallow, Of Webster county, Neb.
Great slaughter sale Of boots and
shoes at Warner & Wolfanger's.
They Z going to relocate in Lincoln
and do not want to move the goods.
You q get bargains at their store.
Married: Dec. 25th, 1890, at the
Of the BRIDES parents in
Red Cloud. Ncb., Mr.. Frank Baugh-
m ian and Miss Mary A. Shinkle. both
OF Webster county. c. Scbcnck, eff
ciating.
Our particular friend, j. C.. Hol-
comb, is now doing the "cuisine act"
1t the Holland House. that is to sa-
he is bossing the job, while the
proprietor G. B. Holland is aby
sent in Arkansas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26

WEDDING 8ELLs.-On the 23d in-
slant, our we'll knovn citizen, Hon.
o. c. Case, . very prominent aitor-
ney Of this city, was united in the
holy hands Of wedloek to Miss Eva
j. King, one Of the eity's most ami
able and cultured lady's, and who
has held the responsible Office Of
county superintendent Of public in
stsuetion for three years past. Both
Of the high contracting parties are
veil and worthil3 prominent in this
seetioa 81 Nebraska and their many
frieads will be pleased to hear Of
their nuptials. and along with Tue
CHIEF extend congratulations and
wish them much joy. The Wedding
took place 1t Blss Hin =
the residence Of A. II. Kiss, brother
Of the bride, in The presence Of .
very few iaeinats frisads and rsla-
They arrived 10 he city on
Wednesday and asc ssw comfortably
in the sesideaes formerly
pwsed b. Jn". SE6rey % North Ssv-51
nd street one block noraA 81 thal
pourt house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
LOCALDRIFT.

Ed. Curl Of Ohio, is visitinrA A..
Haskins. \
John Shirley and wife were in Ae
city this week. N
For useful and handsome presents
20 to McNitt & Galusha.
J.. w. Smith Of Newcastle, IL in
the city visiting his family.
Mems fancy slippers, mufaers and
other nice presents 1t Wieners
Go and SEQ Warner 4 Wolfasger.
They are dispostng Of their goods at
cost.
Perkins & Potter will make the
lowest prices on every thing in their
house.
Editor Warren wife and daughter
Nellie, and Mrs. Bellows were in Lin
coin this week.
Boys flannel waists and long pants
suits from Z to 10 years At less than
cost ct Wieners.
The j. s. Rothrock horse was dis.
tanced last Friday by the Collier horse
by . foot and . half.
For nice holiday presents both use
full and ornamental can be foun1 in
large assortmects at Wieners.
j. II. Bailey has $50, 900 to loan on
good farm and city property. Farm
loans eight per cent and less. City
ten per cent.
We are indebted to Mrs. Holsworth
for two 6ne chickens. The big, In
jun" in consequence has )ooseped his
belt . notch.
DeWitt's little early risers: only
pill for chronic constipation, ind igs-ss
tion, dyspepsia. None 50 good, Sold
BY Cotting. /
j. H. Bailey has $4,000 to loan on
good farm and city property. FIRM
loans eight PEI cent and less. CITY
ten per cent.
The various churches did we'll this
year in Christmas entertainments.
Every church gave one for the benefit
Of the Sunday school.
Constipation poisons the blood; De-
Wits little carly risers cure consti-
patton. The cause removed, the
disease is gone. Sold by Getting. q
Our friends, D. F. Parker and wife
have moved to Omaha. Their future
address will be PIG South 18th street.
The Great Family Weekly follows
them.
Small in size, great in results: De-
Wits little early ~risers. Best pill
for constipation, best for sick head
ache, best for sour stomach. Sold by
Getting.
The water main bursted again this
week. We again call the attention
Of the city council to the fact that
there should be two eupply maines to
the stand pipe.
Acts at once, never fails. DeWitt's
cough and consumption cure. a
remedy for asthma, and that feverish
condition which accompanies . severe
cold. Sold By Getting.
Your cough will not last all winter
You will not be kept awake At night;
You will get immediate relief if.
You will use DeWitt's cough and
consumption cure. Sold by Getting 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
Webster Connay Supplies Tor

Webster C0unty Suppl1es fos
1891.
Notice II herrby given mat until Janu nv Isl,
1904. sealed bids win b received By % county
board OF supervisors q webster county. Ne.
brotkA, for supplies 70 be furnished said eoanty
for the year 1884 and TO BE- Ordered from time d
g0od aud sufficient bond to Webster eounty 10
case contract Is let guaranteeing faithful per-
Torrance Of cuntr1ct.
,n TIE sss sS %snhss Il !; s : us 2; Ii s'"C Be-. :, fss g s'::5
u 600 nots heads. printed and m;sl. = lbs.
per lao.
aa:9O envelopes No. loxxX printed. white,
.o:euO envelopes No. 9 XXX printed. whit.
per thousand.
sgsirss !scosds pa.i. Page per book.
Squires record printed page per book,
0quircs records plain page per hook.
eSutrcs recOrds printed page per hook.
ends. hands and ifoof canvass cover. p n
Parsons Scotch Arst class lineal e1Cee ioDef.
-eefses9o fMA rest II - per Iesk
Leon Issac,s Pens No. pei gress.
IsS1 issse's P ems No 3 p esl s4 Toss
go pencils. faoer's No 4 he1.gee rubber
tssS psneii; FSshe.'s red and e.us Pc dozen.
Rubber erasers 0nk and peneil) 1sbef's pa
fisa:ins tsSs 81 10 DO esehj PEI sSoussnd.
Carser'c esImdiSe III IkI ner mint.
Abstract ey1l cap II lb Cfane extra pes
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Perfection letter dies per iiIe.
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A6aGl 4Dle.

NoGieo = heseby gwen. Tt under md BY vir
ne q a 4eae6 af9lo is1oeA fSU0 the Oaoe a
Z. n, R0gt, OSosk g - Dtu9Sict Court q H.
Ulh&h Judleial DiGenet, within and Tor Web
~ eoney. Xe1sas1n. 1poa . 6eesee 10 - e.
e. Sissss4a. a. sEs:ssc Sska Il. so6insea
~ 3a9SAo T. 2oAi00oa, Delenouata Ishaa
M 80 I00 - 6 pub1ie veadue 70 TIE hiGA-
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sossSX, Ne6saskuA tt1as seia9 - It.ee where
lSo6 0aJ q Jan. Al 1891,
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1ssogs6e1 piepssty telxte: IT, I'll h.ll o.
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~ NJ q 0Hy q Dece0bee =. D. lsA
Ca. TgBs, %heHi6.
&C. Tk1L Deputy.
u. n. EJFseUs rhintis . Attorney. $50
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
Whea Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she WAS . Child, she cried for Castoeia.
When she became Miss, she chung to CassorA-
When she had Children, she gave them Casasaa

Pope Bros. will open their store
Monday the 22nd in the building for
merly occupied BY Il. Mcfarland.
They have . large stock Of clothing,
part of which WAS purchased at On m
surance sale suits slightlv damaged
by water, and can be bought at less
than Wholesale prices.
Uncle Peter Marsden was so very
unfortunate ~ to have 30 tons of hay
burned up Tuesday night by sone
miscreant. Also on the same evening
Mrs. Williams of the same TOWNSHIPS
had fifteen tons burned. II is a big
loss to these people and a fellow vhe
is mean enough to do such thing
ought to Be tssred and foathered.
Cut and slash seems to be the pro.
gram now by every merchant or at
least they advertise to do SO. Wien
er, the leading clothier Of the Re-
publican Valley, is never behind hand
and Invites al buyers Of clothing,
roots aEd shoes to call o. him before
bsyisg, add b. will osavisss then
that nosey sill b ssysd By Doing %.
The new electric tee alarm system
put up hz the Gre department IL jnst
the thing, and will be u much sue
cess in giving quick notification Of
Ere and its whereabouts. The coun.
Gil should now put up about ten ad-
ditional boxes in various parts Of
town, and connect them with the bell
in some manner, 90 when the alarm is
turned on il will sst the hell ringing.
This could b. arranged for very
ehsaply aud would be Of much SER
vice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26

G.. NJ. Plumb has hrown up his in
terest in the Republi\u and gone to
Lincoln and taken aSsition on the
New Republic, the prohibition organ.
He could not make a livis, out Of the
Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
ShePinS sale.


: Notice Is hereby given. that under and bv VII.
the Ut an order 81 sale issued from the Office Of
l. II. Fort, Clerk Of the District COurt q the
Eighth Judicial District. within and for Web
county. Nebraska, upon . decree In an action
pending, therein, whertin, Bumham, HnlIeys
8 Go. are plaintiff: n AGAINST Lewis r.
Humnlel and Bell Hummel Defendants. I shall
bidder for cash IN hand. at the east d0or q IL
at Red Cloud, IN said Wehseey
NEBRASKA, tthas being he bulklln9
on the
35lh day Of Ian. A. ID. 1891,
I O'Clock p. M, ofsaid day. the following des-
cribed pToperty tgwit: The southeast qeartef
Of section twenty -four (sal in township one ~
north: range twelve tl.l west Of The 9Th p. =.
ny hand this 18th day Of December 4. ID. lseo.
&. 4, TK4E, Sheriff,
U. q. JRRl, deputy.
P10fDtf6'S AttOFORv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
SvLvFxTER DAV
0f NebrasI q, y.
Webster county,. 50

state Of Ncbrasl a, -
Webster county,
Notice ID hereby given To al persons having
claims and demands against WsrTen A. keas,
lAte Of Webster county deceased, thai The tt0e
axed for nlinR claims against said cststc - stx
m0nths from the Isl dav q January. $50. All
PERSONS are required tO present their ela1ms
with the vouchers to the county judge uf 0atd
county at his oficet therein on or befUse the seh
day Of July, 1891, and all Claims 20 lied Viii be
heard before the said judge an the Sth day o.
July. 1891. 1t 10 O'Clock jn the forenoon. Dated
this SNh day IT DecenbeT. 1e90.
~ d.. TRCxkxi. County Jedge
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26

James L. esdt, Carmi, Ill.,, Says:
He paid thirtybne dollars doctors bin
for his wife n on year, and one bottle of
Bradfields f'emas Regulator did her
more good than aAthe medicine she had
taken before.
b: Dale, druggist Carmi, III. Write
Braddeld Regl. CO Atlanta, Ca, for
particulars. Sold bye. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
40 Years The. Standard

Nebraska State Teachers Associa-
ton meets ut Lincoln Dec. ~, 81
and Jan. 1. The chief feature Of
the meeting will be the lecture on
Thursday evening BY Dr.. E. E. White
E~x-president of Purdua University
Lafayette, Ind.
:fhe Red Cloud benevolent society
vi meet at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall in
t6\ Moon Block, Saturday Dec. q,
isSe Any person Wishing to con-
tribne to the relief of the suffering
poor I this city, of whom there are
many \ho may do so by leaving any
articleSf clothing that a be used
pr msdApver fer children 1t tke Y.
N. Z: AAalI, key TO hall will be
found atN Netherlands, money food.
and fuel 4 Mrs Wiener. Remember
it is moro Messed to give than to re-
ceive, and iAur reward IS sure. By
order Of coimittee of publication,
Mrs. G.. J. Narreu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
THE TRADERS LUMBER CO.
WILL
y q q y "a = 81 .
POSITIVELY
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to- q IN order d Sle isrUed fFu0 Ne O0ee q
L n Font, C3eSk Of Tie DISCREET Cert q tt
Elshth Jadieial Dt.esicf. within sd 1ee Wei.
ii0a peadisE, thesein. vhesein. Nesna1
p. ThSnpson h r13istiR sea aGainse C1gist
hn Je sVeryon e a. .aeSenaaet. seao
ht9iese bi5der Ter cash n hanA, q the
eaSt door a TIE eourt hnsse - - Ctsoa.
- 80 Wehseeg e0eoey. NeAs1oka, Uhae bo3ug
W1s ho3de9l a the
lSSh 10y q JaM. a. =. l0o1,
all O'e3oek NJ. q 0sd ~, the 16DoWtng -
eslbod property t0sWtt: he Northwest 1uns-
e e 'fss': ,.s s.,ss{ .e:s az y s:s':s'P 'ssi.
Webster e0aasy, Ne1raskA. Gives under ~
this II ny q DoeEQesr. 4. y. Isoo.
ca. TxM1. eh0gto.
&C TR1, Dopufv.
KAL8Y Z BAaKK8 HhiuaGS AenHnsvs 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-26
Says the Southern M\aieai
World:

Mothers Friend" is growing favor
throughout tho south and is higAy rec
commended by physicians. We c(sidsr
is indispensable to those who knob thev
must pass through the ordeal of Mild.
birth. Write Bradfield Reg. Co., Atluta
Ga. for particulars, Sold by C. l. It.
ting. \
Mohave County miner., 1890-04-05
How They Cure Rheumatism in
Pennsylvania.

Mr.. J. +. Meighan, a Pittsburgh, Pa,
cigar dealer, woke up one morning with
an attack OF rheumatism in his arm.
Working around the store during the
morning m ade II worse so that by moon
it was so painful he could not raise his
arm to his head and had to carry it in a
sling. A travelling man on learning ol
his condition went across the street to
Mr.. Heck's drug store and at his own ex.
pense procured bottle Of Chamberlain
Pain Balm for Mr.. Meighan who says
"After one nights bathing with this ex.
cellent medicine, the pain, swelling and
soreness had nearly all disappeared and
by the second morning ! was entirely
well, thanks to this valuable remedy"
For sale by II. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1890-04-05
Ikcsnarkabic RexrHc

Mr,. Michael Curtain. plain1eld, H.,
makes the staten snt that she eaught cold,
which settled on her Lungs; she was treated
for month by her family ply ysician. but
grew worse. He told her she was q hvpe-
less victim Of consaup ption and that no
medioine could save her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited from
the first dose. Shs continued It's uss and
after ia king ten bottles, found herself
sound and woll. now does her own house
work and Is az well as ever she was. Free
trial bottles Of this Great Discovery at H.
Fl. Watkins Drug store, large bottles, 600
and VI 90.
Mohave County miner., 1890-04-05
MINING APPLICATION No, ass.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Prescott, A. r..

PREscoTT, A. r.,
Feb. 10th, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that Z. +
AN Thompson, whose postoffice address
Is kingman, Arizona, has this day fled his
application for patent for 1900 linear feet
of the Empire No. mine or vein, bearing
copper. gold and silver, with surface ground
geo feet in width, situated in Waiiapai
Mining District, County oi Mohave, Arizo
ma, and described by the field notes and
official plat on fiis in this office as Lot No
46. The exterior boundaries of said Lo,
No, ~ being az follows:
Beginning at monument on north
boundary line Of claim mentioned in loca-
ticn notice, where is set post feet long
inches diameter, ~ feet in the ground
and surrounded by mound of stones, post
marked f No. 2 ]. location monument and
post marked Il No. 2. i. NJ. at center Of
claim, bears y. ~" 5V west 300 feet: jnniper
tree foot diameter marked e No. 2 ]. b.
r. bears n. ~" 5S w. 50 feet; thence s. AZ
To- E., var. Ia 2V Z. $50 to bottom Of deep
ravine, bears n. and 8. 750 to location
mon. where is set post 4xi ins. 4 feet long,
~ feet in ground and surrounded with
mound Of stones: post market K No. III,
pine stump II high 1e ins. dia. marked 4 No.
2 b. 7. bears n 73' 20 80 feet; thence s. ~" 5U
w. var. IA 90 Z. COO to loc. mon. where is set
post 4r4 ins. 1 1T. long, ~ II. in ground,
surrounded by monument of stone; post
marked 4. No. 2 iii, pine stump Q II high,
IT marked Il No. Iii b. r. bears S. i0'
10 w. 70 II; cor. to secs 2, 3, ~ and 35 tips.
% and "a N. X. Ii W. bears s. s. OF K 5l65
IT; cor. stake to sec. 2s, 27, 81 aud 35, tp. "a
N. X. is W. could not be found on the
ground: N. w. cor. Schenectady mine hears
$. 4 lR 4. 394s IT. Thence N. AZ lG NV.
var. 14' 90 z $50 to wagon rod. bears N.
and s. 400 to Empire creek, bears N. w.
and b. X. GIG to Empire creek. bears n. ",
and s. Il. 40 to wagon road, bears n. w.
and y. y. 1000 to wagon road, bears n. w.
and 3. L. 1900 to west bank of creek and
loc. mon. where is set a post 4x4 ins. 4 II
long ~ feet In ground surrounded by
mound Of stone, post marked z No. 2 Nv.
juniper stump 2tf IT high, 20 ins. dia. marx-
ed = No. ~ b. T: bears n. 3y 20 W. SO
IT; thence N. 47s so Il. var, ~ 3 Z. Ill to
mon. where is set post AKA ins. dia. IT
long. III fl in ground. and surrounded BY
mound of stone; post marked Il No. 2Y,
juniper tree 10 ins. dia. marked No. 2 v
b. p. bears N. 7G 40 w. AZ IT.. Top Of high.
est peak north of Empire No. mine bears
N. 27' 20 Z, thence s. 4z' 10 Z. var. IA 2V
X. 220 10 top Of hill, TO TO loo. mon.
marked u No. 2 / and place of beginning
containing 20 G6-l0o acres. The location Of
tuid iniHe is Ifcoiaco III Ile ftecoEubA
Office Of Mohaye county In Book * page
$50 of mines.
ANY persons claiming adversely any por-
tion of said Empire No. mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse
claim with the Register of tho L. y. Land
Office at Prescott, A. r., during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue OF the pro.
visions of the statutes,
u. BURGESS,
nl.60d Register.
Mohave County miner., 1890-04-05
DROPOSAIIS FOR FUEL. FORAGE A.
II STRAW Headuus rtera Den, yt,pa N 4

t'hAhfl III
OF Arizona. Office of the Chief Qua rter.
master, Los Angeles, Cal March %. $780,.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this
office, and at the offices of the Quarter
masters Mt each of the stations below named
until II O'Clock, a. n., on Tuesday. April
1880. and opened immediately thereafter in
the presence of bidders. for the furnishing
and delivery of fuel, forage and straw. dur.
ing the fiscal year ending June 90. 1891. Al
military stations in the Department of Ari.
zona. az Follows:.--Forts Apache. Bowie.
Grant, Hpachrca. Lowell, Moiave, Thomas.
and Verde, and San Carlos, WhippIe Bar.
racks, and Tucson. A. r., Los Angeles and
San Diego Barracks, Cal and Forts Bay.
ard, Stanton, Union and Wineate. and
Santa Fe, N. III. Preference given to arti-
cles OF domestic production and mauufac.
ture, conditions Of price and quality being
equal, and such preference given to articles
OF American production and manufacture
produced on the Pacific Coast TO the
extent Of the consumption required by the
public service there. Proposals for either
class OF the supplies mentioned or for oman.
tries less than the whole required. or for
delivery OF the supplies Mt POINTS other
than the above named will be entertained.
Specifications, general instructions TO bid
ders and blank forms of proposal will be
furnished on application TO this Office. or
to the Qnartermasters at any Of the sta-
tions named above. A. y. KIMBALL.
Quartermaster, U. Army, Chief Qnarter.
master. 2o4.
Mohave County miner., 1890-04-05

Tng Florence Eatarpri}s says OF the
recent Supreme Court decision 10 regard
TO the daaI Territorial o!iisials and the
legality of the session OF the legislature
beyond sixty days; The dedision Just
rendered possesses one o. two peculiar
features, made conspicuous by past
events. One OF the Associate Justices
Judge X. T.. Sloan--was a member OF the
legislative council, the legality OF whose
acts were quectioned. BY his decision as
Judge he confrms his own course az
legislator and sits in judgmeut upon his
own acts and confirms them. He could
scarcely be expected to do otherwise ii
he 10 qualified to act in such case, but
the propriety Of his participation In the
deliberations Of the court under such cir
c1mstances is open TO question. Again,
Chief Justice Wright, who dissents from
the opinion Of the court, il our memory
ID not at fault, once made written appli-
cation for a warrant to cover his Terri
torial salary as provided by the appropri-
alton bill that he does not feel justified in
declaring 10 have been legally enacted.
These inconsistencies are somewhat pc
culiar and will doubtless excite comment,
however gratifying the fact may be that
the matter is decided.
Mohave County miner., 1890-04-05

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