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ChaS. W. Stayn0r,
LAWYER,
Observation-Disclosures Building.
Fret South stroot. Salt Lake City
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having m estate to
settle should consult Chas. W. Slayner
lie has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney Tor estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled. OHicc
MeConick-Richards Building, Salt Lake
City.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. w. Siayner. lie has lust
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building. Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
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T-HEY BUILD UP UTAH and are entitled T., III. .r,. .
fN the people BY dealing with the merchants who Give ~
~ the sale Of Home Made goods you help the Home ,
You help to give employment to worthy pconls. ~
hep 10 money home which our m, ,i
Of that business yet
ths in mind every dollar expended Tor Utah mad. o ] Nsep
for home labor; dollar
heured elsewhere employment for somebody living ee
whose generally with Charity beg1 ~ 49, Z
This time for both common and patriotism. ''
wish buy anything be fit,t
lt before making purchase; - moving
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
lnava1c.

Miss Cora and Hattie and Charley
Olmstead were visiting in town Sun
day,
Miss Blsnch Sherer wal visiting Miss
Daisy Garner last Sunday.
MSS Maud Orchard and Miss Lulu
Barber attended the teachers meeting
at Guide Rock last Saturday.
Miss Phelps has returned to her
home in Omaha after a visit with her
sister Mrs. Y. l. Eddy.
Porter Hedge passed through town
on his way to Franklin Tuesday.
A. Davis is hauling rock to build
a cellar and his new house. He is 60
ing to have q cellar 2Sx2S.
Mr.. CLANCY miller who has been sick
for the past two weeks is able to be at
work again.
L z, Olmstead and wife were visit.
ing Mr.. Hunters W dnesday.
About twenty of the young people
gave a surprise party on Ote Garner
in honor Of his twenty-second birth
day. HUSTLER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
CathcrtOn.

How is this for winter westher.
Albert is seen occasionally 10 these
parts.
The right kind of ambition is never
hurt by being disappointed.
Mr.. Boyd Letnsr and Ole 1verson
called on Walter Lockhar. last Sun.
day v
Mr.. Wilson's are recovering from
ths Ia grippe.
Mr.. John Haller and wife are visit,
ing with his parents and expects to
remain until spring.
Some folks from this neighborhood
attended the baptising at Blsden last
Saturday.
Miss Mary Farquhar was visiting at
the residence Of Mr.. George Gathers
last Saturday and Sunday.
A new boarder has arrived at the
home Of Fred Lambfecht's, usual
weight. All doing we'll.
Mrs. James Elliott was taken very
sick with pneumonia but is improving
under the care of DR.. Koehler from
Bladen.
The new school house has been com.
pleted and school will begin mex,
Monday with Miss Arnold as teacher
The old school house has been r~e.seatet
with chairs, for church purposes.
HAMS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
wv

The spelling match at Pleasant Hill
was a decided success.
Little Bernie Goodwin has been very
sick but is fast improving under the
skillful care Of DR.. Hall Of Cowles.
Mr.. Tom Lucy has the incest flock
Of chickens in the county.
Mr.. Fowler killed q beef for Mr..
Anderson Wednesday.
The many friends Of Mr.. Richmond
will be sorry to hear Of his death,
which occurred on the 14th of last
November. but for the last six years
he has resided in Furnas county.
Mr.. Wislder knows how to pile up
cobs, handy, for the cook.
Henry Brubaker and family visited
wei the river last week.
The Brubaker boy made music for
McKeighan's ball. This creek was
we'll reressnted.
Mr.. Howe put down q new we'll for
A. 9. Bon.
Will Brubaker is teaching singing
school at Pleasant Ridge.
Miss Emma Moushang did not come
home during vacation but stayed =,
Peru and visited with some Of he,
school friends
A man from Guide Rock talks Of
buying John Yackrys old lease and
moving on it, 10 the near future.
Will Jackson is going to work in
the livery barn at Guide Rock.
The incest weather in the world
Hurrah! for Nebraska. MANITOBA
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
East Side.


Frank Graves has gone back to
Iowa to work.
r. s. Denney is preparing to build
. new house.
Born to MI. and Mrs. j. H. Mearns,
q ten pound baby January 18th. All
are doing we'll.
F. Shelton and wife are the proud
parents of . little girl. -.
L. NJ. Vance Of Red Cloud was Wis.
iting relatives in these parts Sunday.
Mark Million Who is teaching jp, dis.
trict 80 has a spelling school every
Thursday night.
d. Taught and wife Of Guike Rock
we're visiting their o j. +. Taught
Sunday.
A. II. Spracher was attending to his
duties as supervisor last week. and G.
Barnes wal doing his share.
We sec that Treasurer White has
asked for . deputy to collect" taxes,
and We think that il MT White will
no tify every body to come in and pay
their taxes, he will not need . deputy.
SIMPSON,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
See Myers
BalinD.

AD"ashs
Arthur Wilson was on the creek
Thursday.
Mr., Akers will msve back to ILL
nois soon.
jim Mcintosh had his corn shelled
last Friday.
Everett Bean and wife were calling
on the creek Friday.
Charley Hansen was in our neigh.
borhood Monday.
|. Thomas was among us Saturday
on business.
Wash Rolsten was seen in our com
munity Sunday.
Con Wilson Sundayed 10 this vioi'
nifty.
S. Z. Prentiss was in our neighbor.
hood on business Monday.
VIM. Crabill and lady were callers
at c. N. Wilson's Sunday night.
VIM. Swihart is visiting in Otto thi.
week.
Mr.. Orchard was in our locality or
Friday.
Otto Gensen has purchased q ne v
windmill.
Mrs. Eliot is very sick.
Rev. Bean and lady called on theil
son Everett last Monday.
Miss Maude Orchard attended thu
teachers meeting at Guide Rock last
Saturday.
Rev. Hancock has commenced q re
vival meeting at New Virginia.
Claude Wilson and John PHILLIPS
went to the river cunning Saturday
G. f. Gather is out on his ranci
looking after his interest.
Othel and Walt Grrner and ladieI
attended services at New Virgioia.
JOHN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
SUBURBAN NEWS
As Furnished by Our Country
Correspondents.
Willow Creek.


Weather continues fine.
Times are dull and quiet. Our
young people say q good dance would
help to make them more lively.
Some n is passing his spare time
among the quails and chickens.
Most Of our boys and girls are at
tending 'chool.
We hear that Gaylord Wilder is
preparing to enter the university
newt year. You could do nothing
better Gaylord.
Last week the Pleasant Hill. High
Horses and Willow Creeks, Tad Poles
met in the capacity Of spelling school.
Though Tad Pole is a small and de-
grading name they Won the battle and
carried off all the honors for good
spelling.
What has become Of the man that
was gong to kill Will II. lie must
have gone to see his ma.
Mrs. T. G. Wilder has been telling
glad news, that Of the marriage Of
uer daughter Minnie, now living in
California. Miss Wilder was well
known along the creek and is respect.
ed by all and all wish her a happy
life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

State Line.

Quarterly meeting At North Branch
was held last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bales has been sick With the
grippe but is much better.
There is going to be . magic lantern
show in the school house 10 district
1873 in Jewel county, Kansas, Wedues.
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Vandyks and son
we're visiting in State line this week.
W. g. Foote Is complaining Of the
grippe.
Prof. G. f. Kersey Of the Academy
is going to conduct . writing school
in district 1873 after night. Twelve
lessons for Soc.
Curtis Bales is the owner Of q new
top buggy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
southwest Corner.

Miss Grace Tomlinson and her cousins,
Mr.. Alva Sellars and Miss Blanche Sci.
lars were visiting on Walnut creek Sun.
day.
The basket supper in district 0 wal a
grand success; the object was to raise
money for the pastor, and at the price
which the baskets sold no one would
think these were hard times. The total
receipts were $50.
Mr.. Heaton went to White Rock Sun.
day for a short visit.
Mr.. Points was threshing his millet
and sorghum this week.
Several Of Walnut creek people went
to Inuvale- to church Sunday evening.
EANJIIM
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Garfield.

Mr.. Bert Ri harrison has returned
home from his visit in Iowa and his
school will continue for four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson made q
visit to Riverton last Saturay, and
that night the livery barn burned,
their buggy was burned but the horses
were turned loose 10 time to save them.
selves. Mr.. Richardson secured q
team and came home next day and
found that his team were already
there.
Miss Walden was visiting with friend
in Red Cloud last week.
Mr. VIM. Van is contemplating
going to Oklahoma soon.
JrMBLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

James Burdcn went to Omaha Tues
day morning.
John Fassler went to Omaha with o
car load Of cattle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. p. johnson we're
at Blue Hill Friday.
Mr.. Bliss Of Minden called on his
cid friend Mr.. Bibbins.
II H. Snow and wife spent Tuesday
with friends ct Campbell.
The plasterers are ct work on the
Hartman and Burden building.
Three car loads Of stock was the ship
ment from here Tuesday morning.
Henry Kerby with his best girl
drove to Campbell Sunday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Caufman was the
guest Of Mrs. A. p. Johnson last week.
Miss. Lena Reed was spending q
few days with the Misses Shottenkirks.
The new firm of Hicks and Snow
for further particulars inquire Of Kirby.
s. 8. Wells of Hartwell was doing
business in town the fore part Of the
week.
The young folks had . party at Mr..
d. q. BENEFITS which surprised Clar'
ence.
Will Bennett left Saturday fol
Grand Island where he will attend
school.
G. d. Apley left Monday evening fol
his former home in Thayer county
where his wife's mother lies dangerous
ly i'll.
G. NJ. brewer proprietor Of the bill
lard parlors has been at Grand Islanc
the past week. A. j.. Goss has charg'
Of the business.
Earl McKelvey has invested in
new carriage, now look out girls o.
Earl likes to have the best lookin)
girl in the country.
Mrs. A. p. johnson entertained
quite a number Of friends last Frida,
evening and an enjoyable time had b,
all present.
W. G. Stevens and bride returne,
one day last week and have gone L
house keeping in the house no move,
and put in repair, south Of McKelvey's
Miss Hollingshead who has bee
staying with her sister Mrs. G. Blrtcl
for the past few months and .doinI
dress making with Mrs. Bibbins re
turned Tuesday to her home in Kan
sas.
Whselman and Snyder have sol,
out their blacksmith and wagon sho'
to a mar by the name Of Burke, fror
Wilbur, who will remodle the old sho
putting in q full new set Of tools an
make it shop second to none in tn
county he will also erect q residenc
in the spring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Pleasant Hill.

Mrs, Carpenter, who has been visiting
in our neighborhood has returned to her
home in Red Cloud.
There was a spelling school at our
school house Wednesday night, Pleasant
Hill against Willow Creek.
Some arrangements are being made
about getting an organ. 1t will no: be
long until ono adorns our shool house,
Amboy and Pleasant Hill are to have
q "Spelling Bee" in the near future.
Mr.. Martin and family moved to Guide
Rock this week.
Amboy school boasts OF a new stove.
The Literary at that place. 10 flourish.
ing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Guide Rock.


La grippe seemes to be raging here.
MI. Viers is quite sick with the
grippe.
Miss Orpha Petit spent Sunday
with Miss Lottie Roby.
MI. F. A. Kiser and wife from Es.
bon are visiting relatives in Guide
Rock.
The teachers meeting was we'll at.
tended last Saturday, and q great
many were down from Red Cloud.
hiss Mabel Day who is teaching
south Of the river was visiting her
friend Alice CARRIER Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Halls children are sick With
sore threats.
Miss Maggie CARRIER and her sister
Mrs. Strohm are visiting in Guide
Rock,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

The president has at last sickenod OF
the Hawaiian business and has turned
the whole bushes. over 10 congress. He
had better have turned il over to some
good American long ago. II would have
been better for him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Notice 10 NOn.R Resident Defend.
ants.

In the District Court Of Webster County. Ne.
Preston B sibley as executor Of the last will
and Testament Of Mary y. Ellsworth, de
ceased, plaintiff,
son. executor Of the last will and testament
OF Henry McCormal, deceased, n, NJ story.
Henry Z. Cutter. Cora May Cutter, The Ne
braska and Kansas Farm Loan Co. and
George WintOn, defendants.
To John Zackery, Sarah A. Z,ckery. w IL
Jackson, executor OF the last will aud testament
OF Henry McCOrmal, deceased, and y. 81 story
asiIndshts IN ahs above entitled cause Yju
uary, 1894, Preston b. Slbley, as executor OF tile
last VIII and testament of Mary T.. Ellsworth.
deceased, plain ia herein. filed Ills petition in
"a, against YOU. implicated with tnr other de.
fendants named In the title Of said cause. the
object and prayer OF which Is to foreciose q Ger.
Zackery and Sarah A. Zackery To- James n"
Iailman, and now owned bv the estate oil MARY
e. Ellsworth, deceased. upon the following des.
Webster and state Of Nebraska, 't to. SoIn'y yS os
southwest quarter Of section numbered t,yeniws'
three l23) III township numbered Two q north.
y Y ra"gs mum , : zen CO. west OF the 9TH r.
sorry note, dated February list. 1887, and amc
and payable In i've years from the date thereof:
s uans t ths s,,, ~ now y, s HHs IPoi Stid note and mort
est from TINS date, and costs Of foreclosure
plalntih piays tor = decree, that defendants IN.
required 10 pay. the same or that said premises
be sold to satisfy the amount found due AMI
thAt any right, title, lien or interest Ownsi or
claimed ~, you, ,or any OF your co.~dcfendants
IN or TO said premises, be adjudged TO be iinior
and Inferior " lien OF the plaintiffs testatih
You are hereby further notified that Won >
required TO answer said petition OF the plaInt'fI
on or before the 26th day of February ,soi
and that you fail TO answer the same on or
before said nay. the facts aid allegations con.
tanned In said petition will be taken as trme and
Judgment and decree rendered as tHersin
prayed for. '"e'''"
Dated Janusry rs. 1874.
Passion n. SinLEv,
As Executor OF the last Win
and Testament OF Mary u.
q. ~ Ellsworth, Deceased.
Mis- Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

The population Of Webster county is
steadily increasing and day by day some
family moves into the county. This
county 10 some time destined to be one
Of the most %populous counties in the
state owing to it's salubrious climate and
its natural advantages over most any
other in the state. Seeing is believing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Indian Creek.

School opened on the Sth, with a
big attendance, for five months.
Pleasant Prairie has q fine school
house and q large cemetery joining
it and we'll fenced.
Things are quiet here with plenty
Of 6ne weather.
Lue Olmsted 10 back from Califor.
MIA. He says Webster county is
good enough for him. r
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
AmbOy.

Miss Anna Britton returned home
Wednesday after a visit with her many
friends.
Miss Alta Baker is out sgain after a
siege Of the grippe.
The surprise on All Saladen was sue
cess, He received several nice presents.
There we're about thirty persons in at
tendance.
s. Frisbie was home Sunday.
There will be an icecream and cake
sociable Saturday evening at G. @. Cox's.
Mr.. Cunningham and Mr.. Barnes have
gone to Kansas on q visit.
H.rpr
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
JudsOn.

Nice weather and lots Of it.
Mr.. VIM. Ryan is on the sick list.
There was adance at Gordie Payn's
last week.
All Mccall was in these parts try.
ing to buy hogs, to finish out q car
load.
Mr.. Webster, Of Fremont, was
visiting at s. G. Johnson's last week.
MIR. Robert ellis had the grippe.
Mt. Hope Sunday-school was re.
organized last week, the same officers
were reelected.
MIR. Scrivner is trying to raise
enough money to pay for the belll at
the school house.
Mr.. Horizons leg is some better, he
is able TO DO around again.
Mr.. S. Billings has moved to Red
Cloud to live, his son, James is living
on the farm.
Mrs. Collins has been quite sick for
some time.
Grandma Harsnape has had the
grippe.
Mr.. j. l.. Greaves went to Missouri
last week, to see his aunt. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

HASTINGS people are now trying to
gain noteriety by claiming the distinct.
10 n Of the first earthquake Of the season.
Evidently the people Of that burg have
snakes in their boots and are liable to
immaRipe most ANYTHING.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

An Iowa editor contributes the follow
ing to current political literature:
"a married lady was heard to remark
that she had togo home and sew on a
democratic badge for her husband. On
inquiry what the badge was she replied
"a patch on the seat Of his pants, made
necessary by sitting around waiting for
workv
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Ladies can be thoroughly and positively
relieved from all those irregularities and
distressing symphonic, which are peculiar
to her sex, by using DR.. Sawyer's Pastilles.
Deyo q Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
THE SAY.

Another big train robbery on the Kan.
sss City and Council Bluffs railway on
Wednesday night. The railroads ought
to make il hot for some Of the desperaoes
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Ladies': The druggist named below vii.
give You a free sample packageof DR.. Saw
yer's Pastilles. They are the effectual re
NEEDLES for the cure of all diseases peculiar
to woman. Deyo 4 Gricc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Pleasant Grove.

Parks Sure Cure il a positive specific
for women who are all run down" and at
certain times are troubled by bsck-aches
headaches, etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

For pains in'theIchest there is nothing
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat Of pain. For sale by Deyo
X Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Ladies': Do not suffer with pain on top
Of tho head and In the back or with any OF
those distressing diseases, when DR.. Saw
ysr's Pastilles will absolutely and positive
ly cure you. DepO Il Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Line.
Weather fine,

Weather fine.
MI. Dickerson after erecting q new
house on his farm on State Creek is
now moving.
Mr.. Forgy from Lebanon, interested
in the marble works at Smith Center,
was in these parts one day last week.
Sam Mountford and Charley Barrett
were Smelling corn for Mr.. VanDyke,s
n day last week.
Found, on the road to Red Cloud, a
lap robe.
MI. and Mrs. VsnDyke Sundayed in
North Branch on tie l4th.
MI. Isome is building a new house on
Mrs. Frank Martin was the guest Of Mr..
b eachumps' one day last week.
Rev. Lamb Of North Branch will hold
a meeting at Penny Creek,iJanuary 2lst
at II o'clock.
Mr.. Fogle is going to move to Oberlin
soon.
VIM. Leigh. q nephew of Thomas
Leigh, will farm his place the coming
season.
r. Keigle has commenced farming.
Miss Vina Anderson is staying with
Mrs. Dickerson this week.
John Marsdeu and Fred Sutton made
q trip to Red Cloud this week.
The meeting at Penny Creek was
largely attended. OH SETTLER.
I want you TO understand, John Henry,
that you amt to drink that Hsiler's Sar-
saparills all mp; I got 1t for pap and me
Pap he sez--mam-you 60 down and get
bottle Of Hallsr's Ssrssparilla and Bur
dock and will git over feeling 30 tired and
bad and git rid Of .hsm pimples So let
that slons--For sale by Deyo & Grioe.
Pleasant Grove.
Charles Throckmorton has returned
to these parts, but the smile he wore
when he left has now turned TO wrinkles
OF sadness. He says that il you want to
know something about hard times, they
should go to droughty Kansas.
AUNT JANE.
MI. Fred Brecebell has come back
from the west to visit his parents.
Fred Wittwer is the happy papa Of a
boy. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson were visiting
in the neighborhood a few days ago.
UNCLE Tom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Small boy (aside)-"Gee whiz., but those
Little Giant Pills take the cake. Sold
and warranted by Deyo d Grios.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Ladies': You will find DR.. Sawyer's
Passillss the most e~ffestual remedy for fe-
male weakness, pain on top Of the head and
lower part Of the back, all one tired feeling.
DeyO Il Gree,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

There is no remedy equal to DR.. Saw
yer's Pastilles for diseases peculiar to WON
en-. Ladies who will try DR.. Sawyer's Pas.
titles will also find them superior to oil
others. Deyo d Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Sergeant Cole OF Bloomington the
greatest broom maker in the world, and
the man who is said to be the only liv-
ing representative of "Hooppole town
ship. Posy county, Indiana" now living
in Nebraska that really will own up to
ever having been within four hundred
miles Of this place, wal in Red Cloud
this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Dr.. Savyer's Family Cure is the result
Of long experience, skill and honesty.
Try II and you will be convinced that it is
a positive cure for all Stomach, Liver, Kid.
usy and Bowel difficulty Deyo Il Grice
Eight cubic feet OF snow produces
one cubic foot of water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

A chronic grmbler can be set down
as q person who loals to much.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
G.. A. Quicker & Co.
Notice to NOn.Residcnt DEFEND.
ants.

Notice to NOn.Residcnt DEFEND.
In the District Court Of Webster county. Ne.
braska.
Edward b. Hodge.
Abram Scott,
Anna scott,
The Nebraska and Kan.
sas Farm Loan Co.
and Leonard Bevens.
Defendants.
To Leonard Bevens. defendant in the above
entitled cause: You are hereby notified that
Hodge, plaintiff herein. aied mis- petition in The
district court Of Webster county, Nebraska,
against you. implicated with the other defend.
and prayer Of which IL TO f~oreclose a certain
mortgage executed by the defendants, Abram
Scott and Anna scott to James II. Tallman, and
cribed real property. situated in the county OF
Webster and state OF Nebraska. to-wit: The
southwest quarter Of section numbered twenty
range numbered twelve 02.) west Of the CHI i.
sorry note. dated AUGUST lst, ISIS. and due and
there Is now due upon said note and MORTGAGE
the sum OF 500. tor which sum-, with interest
from this date and costs Of foreclosure, plaintii
TO pay the same, or that said premises bs sold
to satisfy, the amount found due; that any
right, title, lien or interest owned or claimed
by you OF. any OF yOnr co-defendants In or to
said premises be adjudged to be Junior aud In
ferlOr To plaintiffs lien thereon.
You are hereby further notified that you are
required to answer said petition Of the plaintiff
on or before tho 10th day Of February, 1894, aud
that u you fail to answer the same on or before
said day, tile facts and allegations contained i'm
said petition will DO taken Is true and udgment
and decree rendered rs therein prayed for.
Dated January 18th, 1894.
EDWARD b.. HODGE.