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Notice Ii hereby given that under and by vir.
tue Of an order q sale issued. from the office OF
O. b. CrOne, clerk Of the district court OF the
tenth judicial district within and. for Webster
couety, Nebraska, upon q decree In an action
pending theron, wherein alpha q. Hubbard Is
plaintiff. and against Henry McCormal, James
M Vs. INA. ana IA Anna McCSrmsi, his wife Cath
y Mary McCormsl and Kari Mehuke. her hns;
and testament Of Henry .McCermaL deceased.
and Haley Brothers. defendants, I shall offer
for cash In hand At the. east door Of the court
house, St Red Cloud, IN said Webster county,
Nebraska, Sthat being the building wherein the
last term Of said court was holdenj ON the
9th Day or June, A. ID. 1902,
At one o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
described property t0wit; Tie north half OF
Ne north west quarter and the south west quar-
Ter OF the northwest quarter and lot three (S,)
all In section eight lsl township ono q, north,
range nine ls) west OF the 9th p. IN.
Given under my hand this oh day OF May, A.
d. 1922.
GEO. II. Coon, sheriff.
AL. ToMLINBOM, Deputy,
Haley & Barker. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 1i,S6d
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Lovers OF Art.

Attention 10 called TO the fact that
the ~well-knowx Portrait Artist from
the east, W. NJ. Guiwits. ia in the
city for . short time only, and all Low
ers Of fine crayon work, now have tho
opportunity Of securing good Portraits
Of themselves or friends. The Artist
has . widespread reputation as . first
class and successful Artist in the
most popular picture Of modern times
the Crayon. All work guaranteed
Arst-clsss. Give him . call at Brad.
brooks Photo Gallery, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

Rates on certificate account annual
comp meeting Nebraska State Holt
ness Assn, Bennett, Neb., July q,
August 0.1892. nan ~ r sska
may cell tickets 10 Bennett, july ~,
70 Augu . inclusive. j d. NJ.
Ducknrr secretary, Hebron, Ncbr.,
will syn certificates
Annual Sumner school Ncdraska
Gospel Union, Lincoln, Ncb., June l6
.2l-1892 Agents IN Nebraska may
sell tickets N Lincoln June 13 TO "a
inclusive. q. A.. Mitchell, 1921 o St.
Lincola. Nrb., will sign certificates.
Annual meeting German Bsptists
Cedar Rspids, Iowa, June 3-9-lS02.
Agents In Kansas and Nebraska may sell
tickets June - round trip at rate Of one
fare limit for return juno 70.
Lsmsn Bros. Circus, Hastings, Neb.,
Nay l9-16s2. Agents within 70 miles Of
Hosting may sell tickets 10 that point at
rate Of fare and one-third for the round
trip, ell tickets May 10 limit for return
- Nay SOth.
ssoDnd Annual Encampment National
Competitive Drill association, Omaha,
Nsb., June 13-20-1S92. Let. All agents
may sell tickets 10 Omaha at rate Of ono
osnt per mile for Military companies or
bands in uniform in parties not less than
twenty. Sail tickets June 10 to IL and
limit for return to June 22nd.
snd. Agents within 800 miles Of Oma-
hs may cell tickets TO that point at rate
Of one fare and . third for the round
trip, coll tickets June l3-16-is and limit
for return TO June 22nd.
Bisnnisl Enosmpmsnt, Uniform Rank
Knights Of Pythias, Kansas City Mis-
souri,, August 23d TO twenty-seventh,
agents may sell tickets TO Kansas City,
No., at rate Of one fare for the round
trip tickets on sale August s0-23 inolu-
sivs md limit TO September 10 for return
passage.
Chautauqus Assemblies Beatrice, Neb
June 20 July l6-1802, agents may sell
tickets 10 Bsatsice, at rate Of one fare
for the round trip AZ follows:
From all parts in Nebraska, sell tick.
sts June $3.50 limit for return to July
II. From points within 100 miles Of
Beatrice cell tickets June 20 to July 16,
inclusive, limit for return TO July IL,
Crete, Neb., 6-16-1S02,
Agents may sell tickets to Crete at rate
Of one fare for the ronnd trip a. follows:
From I'll parts In Nebraska sell tickets
July SO and limit for return to July II
from points within $50 mile Of Crete sell
tictsts:July GIG inclusive, and limit for
return 70 July II.
Account Nebraska State Convention
Peoples party, Lincoln, Nebr., June 30
le92 n will sell tickets on certiA-
cate plan 10 Lincoln, Neb., June 27-3O.
O. II. Pirtle secretary, Lincoln, Mob,
will sign certificates.
Account Annual Sunday School Anoci
saioa, Hebron, Neb., June % S0-1892.
BAN will sell tickets TO Hebron, June
$3.50 inclusive on certificate plan. A.
s.1ercer corresponding secretary, Fair
field, Nebr., will sign certificates.
A. CONovER, Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Drunkenness. or the Liquor
Habit Cured At Home I'm Ten
DWys BY Administering DR..
Ino1mcs' Golden Specific.

It can be given in a glass Of beer, a
cup OF coffee or tea or in food without
the knowledge Of the patient. 1t is alb
solutely harmless and will effect o per.
maneut and speedy cure, whether the
patient is q moderate dPinker or an al
coholic wreck. II has been given in
thousands Of cases, and in every instance
a perfect cure has followed. II never
fails. The system once impregnated with
the specific, IL becomes an utter impossi-
bility for the liquor appetite to exist.
Cures guaranteed. - page book OF par
tioulars free. Address the Golden Spe-
ciic Co, 1856 Race Street, Cincinnati, o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
WANTED.

Salesman, Local and Travelling
TO represent u we'll known. house.
You need no capital - repsesent
hrm that warrants NURSERY 1v6ck 6rst.
glass and true 40 name. Work all
the year. 800 per month 70 the
right man. Apply quick, stating age.
L. L..MAY & Co.,
Nursery men, Florists and Sesdsme6.
tThis house ii responsibility
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Tho Worlds Most Hope
Omen.

BY d. Luts for ell his children, at
his entrance on his two and sixtieth
year, May 81, 1892.
Day before, and yesterday l closed
the one and sixtieth year Of my poor
life on this new terrestrial hemi.
sphere; but It's blessed to remember
that God hath brought me an thus far
and II still I trust and serve Him my
greatest pleasure He'll not mar.
This morn l took upon myself my
last new number. sixty-two, not know
ing what events the present year
would cail me through. The event
full day this early morn I irst began
by trundling my youngest grandchild
which ! know shall never be q man.
But thanks to him who from and
for the nan made the most previous
woman, that in these latter days, for
the veal Of all, she hath become the
worlds most hopeful omen.
What the Spirit giveth to man.
man hath . right to give to the world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
sheriff. sale

Notice IL hereby giyan that under and by vIr.
y tSf b. p U so Ssc sisr Z! q ~, sS ,ss Sissli sss'e so sns Ot IL .S Ss
tenth Judicial district within and for Webster
county. Nebraska upon decree in IN action
pending, therein, wherein T.. 8. AcHuire Is
Etta FreeicS9s d Al IRE dsisndants, shall har
Zoe cash 10 hand. at the east .dolr Of tho cOirt
house at Red Cloud In Vaid Webster cdIsty.
Nebraska. that being the building wherein tie
last term Of said court was holden. on the 10th
day Of june iSoe at one. o'clock p. IN. OF said day
Slfs so J. snS fo Sss Z. ~ S,oSSE Eo SDs !. v SSSts; i dps;
addition to the town OF Guide Rock In Webster
county. Nebraska, Given under my hand this
lbt GEO. Il. Coon, sheriff,
JAMES NoNENY, Piaintnps Attorney.
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Decoration Day.

Al 1:3O p. m, Monday, May 30
the James A. Garfield Post No. 80, II
B. Simons, Commander, formed in
line, and we're joined by the Women's
Relief Corps, Sons of Veterans, Daagr-
ters Of Veterans. chile rem VI the pub
lie schools, aud citizens on foot, aud
IN carriages, aud marched 10 The Red
Cloud cemetery. The linr was about
. mile in length, and comprised prob
ably . thousand people or more. Il i.
estimated that fifteen hundred or two
thousand people attended the services
At the cemetery th, impressive
Decoration ritual Of the Grand Army
was carried out, and the graves Of our
fallen heroes were strewn with flowers
The line again fromed and returned
10 the Christian church, where the ad.
dress was delivered by j. j Buchan-
On Of Hastings. The speech abound
cd in good things, but hundreds were
unable TO enter the house.
The day was cool, and tho roads
were without mud or dust. Much
credit is due II. b. Simons, Command
or Of the Post, CAPTAIN G. W. Knight
officer CT the day, Chaplain D. Jay
Judson and al the faithful workers
for the successful observance Of an.
other Decoration day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
For Sale or Trade,

A shoice farm Of 100 acres, 4 miles
from town, good frame house, 80 acres
10 cultivation, oil tillable but about
10 sores t'mbe.. Easy terms or will
trade D. j. MYERS.
led Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Notice 10 Non.Rcsident.
Orcelis J. Hayes,
Hiram II u.v..

braska. To Hiram II. Hayes, nOn.resIdent de.
fsndsnt you are hereby, n0tined that on the iOrh
w - NY, ase2, 0rceliA J: Hayes, fled her
y. Nebraska, the object and prayer Of which
are TO obtain . divorce from YOU on the ground
We 1issSSS Ss s Hsss . .'1itu y. ;% ne :ss% !, the sv5 S', l !
last past. Also. 70 obtain . decree giving
plaintiff the custody OF the minor children.
S3S are required e snsyer I'D PETITION on Or
Dy D. r. Tsuxxsx. her xitornsy. SaH
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Rock Island & Pacific Ry.,

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TERRITORY; Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
In COLORADO. Traverscs new areas OF rich farming
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MAGNIFICENT
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First. Class Day Coaches. FREE RECLINING CHAIR
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Close connections ax Denver and Colombo Springs with
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picturesque
STANDARD GAUGE
TRANS-RoCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE
Over which srperbiy. equipped trains run daily
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE 10 and from Salt
Lake City, Ogden and San Fraasisco. ROCK
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DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
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tfs r.sc's, Maps, Folders. or desired infoymatioo
NY 70 any Coupon Ticket Office In tho United statsg
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~ ScNW. JOHN CHRISTIAN.
t~i,eaptr. Gsu1 Tiki. 4 Pr. A.
VIC q uEI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
CH&APER FARM LOANS.
Ne Money COmmission.
. 9 9 9 9

can write you Q farm loan at q
seraight a per cent. with the privilege
Of paying OF any part Of the princi.
pa at any interest payment.
j. il. BAILEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Draying.

Draying.
The Red Cloud Dray Line have four
good and heavy mule teams. All
ksnliag promptly attended to your
orders solicited. JHo BAaKLsY,
II Proprietor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

"Late to bed and early to rise will
shorten the road TO your home in the
skies." But early to bed and a "Little
!Eariy Riser" the pill that makes life
longer and better and wiser. G. T.
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFls,.
SINGER SEWING
GEO. GUILFORD.


GEO. GUILFORD,
Sole Agent for Webster County.
People proposinG 70 buy sewing machines
should not fal 70 e0e the
SINGER
The Finost Machine Made I'm
The World.
Eyery purchaser Of . mo drawer Oak or
hole attachment. Don't buy until you Gee Inc
singer improved Sewing Machine. ~.
Geo. GullfOrd, Agent,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

When Baby Vas sick. No gave hsr CAstosA.
When shs was . Child, che sried for CastoeiA.
When shs became Mis-, she clung 10 Caseoria.
whsn shs he'd Childrsn, shs gavsthsn CasseriA
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
HONEY SAVED Is MONEY IADg

Save = g % osass @ syssz aonAs ~ spsnd.
book, oontainine illust1o35uo anA0 iviaS lovessmal.
ufaetulsrs' pTfcss. With Man6setaSsfs' a~neosnts
g ;' ,:po e.sS 4 ;s ass s. i 6s,. :sPi b...; cA' S:o:s1:s
EOc:sSsN SocSs. isir!ss,st Ifo44ns, ~!
Goods. whiss ocedst Dry 0sods. nass. Geo.
Stationery ssSS -. .H Sss: cYo.s:;. 5:.siis:; sS7ssvs.s::
S SsEf IlS Ma|' sLz z6sss;S!: 6S.. l, Ss::s::: -: Sc;
only concern vhlsh sslls q manlissturs bPsieea
allowing the buyer Dc came discount tAas TIE
mapufsctsrer Vives 70 the Wholesale buses.. We
%, money refunded. Goods ssue By e1pre0 o.
freight, vim privilege q sxaninatipn before pay.
Ing. 4. EARPEN . CO...
l22 Quincy Street, Chicago, III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

Some choice improved and uuim.
proved farms at . bargain. Write fol
description to D. j. MYERS,
Red Cloud Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

A. MOZART, the hardware man, will
hereafter keep all kinds Of Bee Keep
er's supplies. Mail order. filed
promptly. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Gasoline stoves.
The best 10 the world, for sale At,
"A. MOuART's. 4O.tf

II dull, spiritless and stuped: IL your
blood is thick and sluggish; IL your appe-
lite 10 capricious and uncertain, you need
q Sarsaparilla. For best rest results use
De Wits. G. L. ootting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

There are millions of persons in this country who suffer
them from business, and frequently makes life a burden.
many Of whom would place themselves under different treat
ment If they were acquainted with the fact that a new
treatment was in reach Of them. Remedial agents for many
Of those ills we have endeavored to secure. Of such we offer
to the afflicted one, on a business like basis, the management
of which we trust will be tempered by a moral and philaM
thropic principle.
We practice tie 1nnlsfAe6 treatment Of al forms Of RECTAL 0lslAsls. We PEI.
.oaly eve lst q gratitude % the father and Auaae Of tM. system and not % pub.
NA e tie wmM meh kewlsdse would be- 70 DO mankind q in3uNAee THIS I'd the
remedy That thmiaa& bless and enc that have secured a. great expense, tried ana
tested behse e6nang II % yu for your Confederation and investigation Descriptive
pamphlets seat hW On avpl@Non Once consultation free. Names Of parties VIE have
been eursd aAsMtuly cwn o. application:
L. y. DENNEY, NJ. D., Red Cloud, Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03
Tak MAN

MatQunaIrpy1rA rne atosaAshv W rris COUNTY, wn oeIM
MUCH VALUABLE lyfoRuA,os rnon 4 grvDr Gf nus NAP o. raf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-01
GNAWING A FILE.

II 1t is the decision of the supreme court
in the Missouri test oath case that the
Salt Lake Tribune is attacking, it has made
a sorry out OF it, If it is the straw men OF
its own creation. its blows are wonderfully
destructive We showed that the test
oath aforesaid General FRANK BLAIR re-
fused to take and therefor was disfran-
chised from voting. Our neighbor says
that though this man was Union officer,
all his sympathies were with the south.
In other words, though he was the first
emancipationiss in Missouri, he was g
traitor, because after the war he became q
Democrat There is no answering logic
like this. In the language OF one OF the
sncients, "Who can commute a sneer!"
With like reasoning the Tribune says;
Generals GRANT and SHERMAN. TWO years
after the war; were followed from the hotel to
the railroad station in St. Joe, Kissed and
hooted all the way by mob OF southern
gentlemen" and many who saw the act DID
not believe either OF those immortal men would
live to reach the depot
Though there Is no truth whatever In
this statement, there would not be q parti-
Gle of relevancy in 1t if by some chance
there were So if Father CUMMINGS was,
as our neighbor falsely believes, "a genu-
inc rebel.'' or If the young lady who was
not permitted to teach school was "born
REBEL as 1t guarantees, thus damning her
before her infant tongue could lisp, what
bearing is there on the fact that the United
States Supreme Court has solemnly de-
clared that retroactive test oaths are IN
constitutional and void Until the Tribune
can rail the sttestatiou of majority of the
justices of that court on their decision
until by its dictum it can put Father CUM
MINGs back behind the iron bars of Repub-
lican persecution; until it can re-enact in
Missouri what the despotism of northern
Europe reserved for the registration Off
GERS of Utah and Idaho, It's malice and its
misrepresentRtions are alike futile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-01
PATRoNIzE HOME INDUSTRIES.

Whatever may be the, outcome Of the
present agitation regarding the awarding
of the contract for paving mile or such
matter OF streets in this city the right kind
Of spirit has been displayed. The board OF
public works advertised for bids for paw
ing work, and the bids being opened 1t was
found that the lowest competitor is an out
side firm which offers to do the sI50, 900 job
for between 5000 and "a 600 less than the
lowest local bidder The board recon-
mends that the contract be given to the
foreign company, whereupon the whole
community is indignant. and many of those
whose property abuts on the streets
to be paved and who will have to
pay for the Improvement enter q vigorous
protest against the boards recommends
ton. A few of the property owners
further manifest their patriotism by offer
Ing to pay the difference between the TWO
bids in addition to the regular tax assessed
against them. provided the contract shall
go TO the home company.
Of course we cannot say what the coun-
Gil will do in the premises. But whatever
it does, good will come from this agitation.
IL AdS ueou suOWn tuhS ae AdSe iho PSofAo
are practically united on the proposition
that it is better to pstronize home indus
ties, to encourage home enterprises and
employ home labor. 1t is this spirit which
has built up other cities and developed the
resources of other states. Denver has
numerous factories employing thousands
of hands, and these factories are main
tanned because the Denver people are
loyal to them. The Coloradoan may not
think all the products of his state are bet
ter than the products of other states, but
he thinks his money should be kept In
Colorado as much as possible. hence he
patronizes home iron works. soap factories,
paper mills and SO on. If that policy had
been pursued here a good many anguish
ing industries would be prosperous and
other enterprises successfully carried on
1t cannot be denied that too many of our
people have in the past turned up their
noses at every thing which came under the
head Of "home made" and the effect has
not been encouraging to those who have
seen the wisdom of keeping money at
home and the folly of sending away for
what could be produced here. When men
stand ready to pay more for paving done
with Utah material by Utah men, than
they could get the same work done for by
outsiders using imported material, we may
rest assured that the principles Of economy
are better understood than formerly, and
good results will follow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-01
BORROWED BRILLIANTs

Louisville CoUrier-.lour7saI: The Buckwheat
trust has an itching palm.
Pittsburg Chron.ele: The fall season of aero-
nauts begins before summer is over.
Union County STANDARD: Some men appear
stif as result OF practicing rigid economy
Chicago Times: The British parliament has
played no. confidence game on the Tories.
Binghamton Republican: If a man hasn't got
a barrel he will have to be satisfied with a
bottle.
Yonkers Statesman: The COW sets US an adj
horn.
New Orleans Picayuae.. The charge iegister
that checks up the drinks in saloon is the
bargain counter.
indianapolis journal; "My old man." said
Mrs. Gorgan. lis all right. barrin' little fond.
ness for drink. His love FIR pfwisky is his
strongest weakness
New York Herald: Tom-Miss Doremus is
always singing about the house; she must have
q better disposition than the rest of the fam
lily. Jack-Yes; theirs has been completely
spoiled by it.
Chicago Inter Ocean: ''Poor creature. sun
pose he is in some troubleg" DIR. Knowall
NO; his wife has borrowed his suspenders and
he is trying to get along with hers until she is
home from the picnic"
indianapolis Journal Hungry Higgins-I be.
lieve If went into business OF any kind, I'd be
a lawyer. Weary Watkins-I dunno. Seems to
me like a profession where man does 81 ,000
worth OF work to get $500 for his client must be
purity hard hustlin'.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-01
COLORADO DEMOCRATS.

The HERALD has maintained ali along
that the Democrats of Colorado who were
going of with the third party were simply
playing into the hands of the Republicans.
This truth was strikingly demonstrated
last Saturday when Republican primaries
were held in various parts Of the state.
The enthusiasm everywhere was as great
as ever, and there was no evidence of de-
sertions from the party ranks. Indeed,
some newspapers say that most Of the Re-
publicans seemed imbued with the idea
that they must work harder than ever in
order to show that the Peoples party fad
exercised no influence over them. Men
who had been reported as active
in the third party. aud who were
pledged before the Minneapolis con-
vention not to vote for HARRISON
were conspicuous In the work Of the pri-
maries. In short, the preliminary party
demonstration showed conclusively that
the Republicans of Colorado are practically
united, as much SO as at any time.
This being the case it is nothing short of
sheer idiocy for the Democrats TO run after
WEAVER; it is worse. approaching very
regarded as good politics. though it would
have been dishonest, il the Democrats by
following the third party could have taken
with them enough Republicans tc keep the
electoral vote from HARRISON, but as there
was never the least likelihood Of doing
anything OF the kind it was folly to waste
the strength Of the Democracy. The unity
of the Republicans should teach the Demo-
Gratis lesson and lead them all back into
the ranks, that the party in Colorado may
present respectable showing when the
ballots shall be counted next November.
Under any circumstances what sense is
there in tying to Mr.. WEAvER's partyi
That party can do nothing for silver. 1t
will never have place or standing in Con-
gress, and will probably never be heard of
after the coming election. Whatever Is
done for silver must be done by Congress,
and is it not fact that the silver sentiment
is confined almost exclusively to the Demo-
cratic sections of the oountry-the south
and the west! The east is anti-silver, with
out regard to politics. and may be expected
to continue opposed to the white metal so
long as the south and the west must Dor
row money end the east has the cash to
loan. The fight for silver, therefore, must
be made in the Democratic sections OF the
country, and it should be made by Demo-
Gratis within the party lines.