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School Report.

Monthly report Of school in district
No. "a, Webster county, Nebraska, for
the month ending November 20. 1897.
Term began September 9Th, and
ends December cath.
No. Of pupils enrolled, males, 10; fe-
males, ID; total, %.
Average number OF pupils in attend.
ance, males, .; females, 10; total, 10,
Number Of pupils not absent during
the month, males, 2; females, a, total
O.. Namely, Mae ThrockmOrton, Dor,
Throckmorton, John Throckmorton
Ruth Mcintyre, Lloyd Mcintyre, Edn'
Mcintyre.
Those not absent more than TIVE
days, Curt Wilson, Eta Boyce, Georg
Boyce and Joe Saladen.
One visit from superintendent.
MISS c. M. HUMMELL, Teacher.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice Is hereby given than under and by vir.
the Of an order OF sale issued from the ofice of
James Burden, Clerk of the District Court OF
tho Tenth Judicial District, within and foe
Webster County. Nebraska, upen a decree In an
action pending thesein. wherein Straw Ellis,
worth Manufacturing Company In plaintiff ana
Wayne q Parker. Jessie p. Parker. state Bank
OF Blue Hill, Nebraska John q. Miller Il Co.. \.
J. Written, Noyes Norman Il Co. Richardson
Roberts. Byrne Dry Goods Co., Morse Coe Shoe
Co., Taylor Bros & 60, Gilmore 4 Ruhl, Sweet
Orr h Co.. are defendants, l shall offer for sale
, at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash
In hand, at the east door OF the court house, al
Red Cloud, In said Webster county, Nebraska,
(that being the building wherein the last term
Of said court was holden) ON the 2ist day OF
December. A.. d.. 1897, at one o'clt OK y, m. OF
said day. the following described property u
wit:
Lot number thirty three 1887 In block number
nine (9l In Blue Hi village. Webster County
Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of No
vember, A. d.. 1891.
J. W. RUScHEY. Sheriff.
A. NJ. WALTERS. for Plaintiff.
Jas. McNENY, for State Bank.
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SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution directed to M
from the District Court of Webster county. Ne
braska, on the 10Th day ofJuly, 1877, in favor OF
the Bankers National Bank. of Chicago, iii
nois, as plaintiff, and against State Bank OF
Blue Hnl, nebraska. rs defendant, a TRANSCRIPT
OF which has been duly filed In the Office OF the
clerk of the District Court, for the sum of Sever
Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Fifty Ave
cents, and costs taxed Mt seven and seventy
bundrsdths dollars. and accruing costs, and
interest OF NO 80 from the 10Th day Of July
1897, ! have levied upon the following real es
tate taken as the property Of said defendant, Il
satisfy said judgment towit:
Lot thirty seven (37). In block nine (9) In tn,
village of Blue Hill, Webster County, Nebraska
And will offer the same for sale to the highes
bidder. for cash ~ hand, on the ed day OF De
cember, A. d. 1887, at the east door of the OOur
house In Webster County, that being the build
ing wherein Ae last term Of said couE wa
held, at the hou Of one O'Clock PIN. OF sal,
d, Y, when and where due attendance will b,
given by the undersigned.
dated November lHb. 1877.
j. ". RI sCHEy.
sheriff Of Said County.
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.SHERIFF'S sale.

Notice II hereby given that under and 10y
virtue of mn order Of sale issued from the office
of james Burden. clerk of the District Court of
the Tenth judicial District. within and foi
Webster county, Nebraska. upon n decree in an
action pending therein, wherein. j. II. Petit
bone and =. 4. Nixon, partners doing business
under the firm name of Pettibone u Nixon are
plaintiffs. and against Katurah VI. BE Il defend
ant. I shall offer for Ssle ut public vendue 30 The
highest bidder for cash IN hand. n, the east
door OF the court house, ut Red cloud. in said
Webster county. Nebraska. (that being thu
building wherein the last term of said court
was holden) on the 9TH day OF December. A. ID
1877. at one o'clock =. m, of said day, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit.
Lots seven 90. eight (Sl. Line (g). ten (IO)
eleven (ll) aud twelve l2, in block number tel
(iO,J In smith 4 Moore's addition to the city u
Red Cloud. Nebr ska.
Der, A. ID. 1897.
j W. RuNCBEy. sheriff.
K. T.. potter. Plaintiif's Attorney.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
SECOND publication Dee. 3.

Sttoiu pubiNu'bob
Notice IL hereby givel that under aud by vir.
tue of an order OF sale issued from the Office Of
James Burden, Clerh Of the District Court Of the
Tenth judicial District, within and for Webster
county. Nebraska, upon q decree In an action
plaintiff and against Albert Henry, Della Henry
his wife, First National Bank OF Blue Hill,
Nebr., and stark Brothers, defendant. ! shall
ofer fer sale at public vendue 10 the Highest
bidder for cash I'm hand, at the east door OF
the court house, 1T Red Cloud, In said Web.
ster county, .NebEasks, uhat being the building
wherein the last term Of said court was holden)
OH the 3Oth day Of November, AID. 1907. at two
O'Clock pm. of said day. the following de-
scribed property. to wit:
The northeast quarter Of section four ~,
township four a. north range nine (9,)
west Of the 9Th P. NJ. in Webster county, Neb'
iaska.
Given under my hand this 2srh day Of Octo.
Der, AID. 1877.
J, W, RuNcHEY, sheriff.
r. T. Porter, Plaintif's Attorney.
| This sale Is continued for want OF bidder,
until January 4th, 1885, at one O'Clock pm.
Given under my hand this lst day Of Decem
Der, 1887.
| j. W, RUNcHEY, Sheriff.
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PUBLICATION or SUMMONS.

In the district court of Webster county, Ne
NJ. A Hartigan.
Minnie A. Drake. George
W. Drake, her husband,
John Beauchamp. Mrs.
John beauchamp, his
wife. aud H.. Is. Fulton.
first full name unknown
Defendants
SERVICES or SUMMONS By PUBLICATION.
John Beauchamp and Mrs. John BeauChamp y.
his wife, defendants, will take notice that on
the 10Th day OF November, 1897, NJ. A.. Hartigah.
| plaintiff herein. filed his petition In the district
said defendants lmpleaded with others: the
object and prayer Of which are. TO foreclose a
certain mortgage deed executed by the defend
ants Minnie A. Drake and George ". Drake
upon the northeast quarter (ne ~ OF section
nineteen (19l, tow one % range ten, nW; Web
ster county, Nebraska. same as purchased from
Company In Nebraska by the said George W.
Drake. to secure the payment of one certain
promissory note dated August 18TH, 1888, Tor
the sum Of Two Hundred (f20O.OO) dollars, due
and payable on September 18th. 1897, after the
date thereof: -.
That there Is now due. payable and unpaid
upon said note and mortgage the sum OF $223.a
for which sum, with interest from the first day
of November, 1897, plaintiff prays n decree thu
defendants are required TO pay the same or tina
the said premises may be sold to satisfy the
Plaintiff further prays that the said pretended
deed q now appears Of record from the defend
ants Minnie A. Drake and George W, Drake to
their co defendant John Beauchamp DO can
celled, vacated. set aside and held for naughl
so far AS the same In any manner effects the
said mortgage deco against the said lands
You are required to answer the said petition
Oh or before Monday the 10th day of January
1898, or the petition OF the plaintiff will b'
taken as true and the court move for the relic
therein p aged.
Dated November e 1897.
a., Ioux ru.rvS his uttnrnay
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There IL Gins of Peopie.

There 10 q Class Of People.
Who are injured by the use Of coffee. Recently
there has been placed In all grocery stores q
new preparation called GRAIN.O. made Of pure
grains. that takes the place Of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives II without distress.
and bM few can cell II from coffee. II does not
cost one fourth Al much. Children may drink
II with benefit. ISc n NC per package. Try II
Ask for GRAIN o.
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham.
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment ia
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch.
ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. II also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head, sore nipples. itching piles,
chapped hands. chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
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LESTER.

Another cold streak.
Joe Saladen and family were here
Sunday.
The new dwellings OF this place will
s0n be occupied.
Harvey Cox returned TO his school at
Geneva Sunday.
The party al J. w. Saladen's Wed.
nesday evening was enjoyed by all.
The Ladies' Union Society met with
Mrs. Chas. RAISER Wednesday after
nOon
q. W. Baker lost a COW by poison OF
the stalks.
The party at the home of G. g. Coz
on Saturday evening was we'll attend
ed. Everyone reports an enjoyable
time.
Some Of the young people are en-
joying the skating.
Miss Ida Baker Is confined N tn
house with throat trouble.
Mrs. Jackson is visiting in Missouri
Jimmie Carpenter was visiting her
last week.
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PUBLICATION or SUMuONS.

In the District court of Webster county. Ne
Draska.
Alfred NJ. Aultz.
l ona H.. Aultz,
Defendant.
Above named defendant will take notice tina
OH the 10Th day of November. 1897. plaintiff
filed his ietition IN the above entitled Cour
alleging their marriage and that subsequent,
defendant without cause deserted plaintiff and
and praying for a decree of absolute divorce.
Defendant " required To answer said petitisi
on or before December nth. 1897.
ALFRED N. AULTz.
RANDOLPH MCNIrr, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
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CArARRH IN THE HEAD, that troubl

some and disgu sting disease, may be
entirely cured by a thorough course Of
Hoods Sarsaparlla, the great blood
purifier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03

HOOPS Pulls cure nausea, sick head,
nche, indigestion, biiliousness All
druggists. 25c.
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DR.. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic. blood purifier
and vermifuge. Price. IS cents. Sold by
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Everybody Says So.

Cascarcts Candy Cathartic, the mort won
derful medical discovery of the age. pea
ant and refreshing TO the taste, arl scIt
cleansing Inc entire system. dispel ooii'
cure hendaohe, fever, hahitlal constinal"l
and biliousnrss, Please hpy and Try 2 "
of G.. G.. g to-day; 10, -, 30 cents. Sol' all
guaranteed 10 cure by all druggists.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, O..
LUCAS COUNTY.

""
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner OF the firm Of 4. j.
Cheney " Co., doing business in the
city Of Toledo, county and state afore.
said, and thst said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me AM subscribed
in my presence this 9TH day of Decem.
Der, A. ID. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
lsEAL1 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. -. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, ..
Sold by druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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According to a celebrated anatomist
there are upwards Of 5000, 600 little
glands in the human stomach. These
glands pour out the digestive juices
which dissolve or digest the food. In
digestion is want Of juice, weakness of
glands, need Of help to restore the
health OF these organs. The best and
most natural help Is that given by
Shaker Digestive cordial. Natural be.
cause II supplies the material needed
by the glands to prepare the digestive
juices. Because it strengthens and
renovates the glands and the stomach
until they are able to do their work
alone. Shaker Digestive Cordial cares
indigestion certainly and permanently
1t does 50 by natural means. and there
In lies the secret Of its wonderful ant
UNMARRIED success, At druggists, prio,
Toe 10 800 per bottle.
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educate loue uovels Wnh oascars,s.

tlUNI I-"ITtI cUTI 0OnsIIimIou IOrtIer
~ Atr o. ttt uH1.t, ffi4ud Wone
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Are gaining favor rapidly. -O
Business men and travel
hers carry them In vest
pockets, ladies carry them -
IL purses, housekeepers keep them in medicine
closets, friends them to friends. CSC.
STATE LIN X.
W. come again after a long delay.
Husking corn is the order of the day

We come again after a long delay.
Ilusking corn is the order of the day.
Miss Annie Pond Of Burr OAK spent
saturday aud sunday with the Toland
girls.
Mrs. Della e. II. Cox, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Davis Of this
place and attended the W. CT. u,
convention at Buffalo, New York, re-
turned Sunday to Mrs. Davis and,
left Thursday for her home at New
burg Oregon.
Enma Toland closed a three months
term Of school Friday and is enjoying
n vacation.
Mr.. Wallace Cline who teaches In
Dist. No. LA, is enjoying a vacation.
From the looks Of the buildings going
up 1t seems rs If he did not always in
tend To teach school. He has hay
enough stacked up to last a year OF
two.
Miss Edna Davis is having a vacation
The free Methodist minister will
preach at the school house in district
Ne, 1873 Saturday evening.
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HOBBS REMEDY CO, luorntEToRs, CHICAGO
~ V5bhs PM Fot ~aia IN RED CLOtD, NEh
pyN LG0lrlhDi Dfut.'s,
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been an cXcess OF rain. Much grass
was killed. and laying by made rapid
advance. There are reports OF the
plant being small but we'll fruited, and
others OF tho plant growing too much
to weed at the expense OF taking on
fruit.
Bolls arc opening rapidly over the
southeastern counties. Excessive rains
injured cotton In portions OF Berkeley,
and limited areas elsewhere moro rain
is needed. In placos the plant has
turned yellow and stopped growing.
Sea Island cotton continues to put on
fruit and was greatly benefited by the
abundant sunshine Of tho latter portion
Of the wcck.
Tho first bale of now cotton for this
| season, was shipped from Allondalo,
Barnwcll county, on August 2nd. In
2S-20th, In 1895 tho first on August
10Th, In 1894 the first on August 18th.
Tobacco curing progressing and
nearing completion quality good.
Curing up Inc In Florence.
ltlce heading and with the exception
OF limited localities whore damaged by
caternillars, 10 In au extra ane condi-
tion. EARLY rice will soon ripen.
Poas arc growing luxuriantly with
good stand. Large crop of pea vino
hay assured.
Sweet potatoes are doing well gen.
orally and the acreage is larger than
usual.
Turni psowing continues but in places
is awaiting rain.
Cane is worry promising.
Hay q hoavy crop. Pastures afford
Ing good grazing.
Melons continue plentiful.
Fig troos bearing heavily late ap-
ples good yield; pears not q heavy
crop but OF good quality. Gardens
falling.
j. w. BAUER. Director.
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entire audience in sympathy with his
views and cheering him enthusiastic

entire audience in sympathy with his
views and cheering him enthusiast.
| cally.
There can be no doubt Of the import.
ance OF Senator Tillman's speech to-
day. While disclaiming participa-
tlon In the Senatorial canvass he has
made himself the most prominent figure
In It, He has set tho pace as to public
policy, one in which the candidates
will have to follow in his wake from
sheer force OF circumstances. So true
Is 1t that whom Tillman speaks in
South Carolina all others ere forgotten; ;
and that he will from now on be the
central and the controlling figure.
His declaration Of the length to which
he would 60 to enforce the dispensary
law is an earnest OF what he propos es
to do, and it may be taken for granted
that the next State campaign in South
Carolina will be ono without a pre-
cedent In the intense interest which
has always marked tho campaigns of
that State. On Friday the Senatorial
candidates will speak in this city, and
they will find ahead of thcm Senator
I1ilman's work already fully accomp-
lishnd.
Thus the campaign wakes hot, and
we Will have to let each day unfold
what 1T has in store for us.
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position. He is a cotton buyer and
merchant at AndersOns.

morCnAnt at AndorSOnS.
Senator McLaurin's points were clear
and bis speech took we'll with the
crowd. He was several times inter-
rupted by Evans, which made him a
little mad. All during his speech
Evans was talking to several farmers
near the stand, answering McLaurin's
points as he made them.
Senator lrby began his speech with
his usual statement that the liar was
abroad In the land. He then. referred
to the alleged Interview of Tillman at
Charlotte and read q letter from Till
man denying the Interview. Til!man
said that he had not seen reporter at
Charlotte and had made no statement
about !rby's candidacy and that he
was strictly hands-off In the Senatorial
fight. Irby took up tho combination
charge and mado his usual denial. Ho
said that Instead OF his running Us loose
horse, Evans was colt to him Urby.)
His comparisons Of tho other candi-
dates brought forth laughter. l. was
charged that he was going to bo Gov
ernor. If he wanted to DO Governor,
ne could beat five Ellerbcs next yoar.
He called Ellerbe, Gonzales and Neal,
tho world, the ilesh and tho dovil,
against which he had to fight. He
paid high compliment to Latimer,
in Congress. He also referred to
Strait rs a true man, and said he had
waited for these men to como out
against McLaurin. Tho ex-senator
kept the crowd laughing with his Jokes
and apt illustrations, but It was quite
evident that his speech was having
l1ttlo or no effect. His bold attack
upon Colonel w. A. Neal was a bravo
piece OF work, but Irby gained no
friends by 1t and probably lot somo
Colonel Neal, or "Bill" Neal as he is
called, Is worry popular here and know
ing this 1T took no little courage to
attack him as Irby did.
The candidates were forced to spend
a good deal of time in Anderson as
they did not got away until this morn
Ing when they left for tho meeting at
Greenwood, going at once to the speak
Ing thcrc from the train.
Tho would-be Ser ators aro getting
tired OF their own speeches, and Col.
lrby says ho Is going to get now one
AZ Laurons. CLARENCE.
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TO MEET IN GIsGENVIK.I.E.

Con. B0nham Orders tho Sons OF
Veterans to Assemble in tho Noun.
tain City.
The Uuited Sons of Confederate
Veterans are to meet in Greenville at
the same time that the annual reunion
OF the United Confederate Veterans is
hold there. The order for the meeting
Of the Sons has been Issued by Gen. M.
l.. Bonham who was recently appointed
to tho command OF the South Carolina
division OF this organization. The
order is as follows:
Headquarters South Carolina Divis-
Ion, United Sons OF Confederate Vote
rams, Anderson, 8. c., July 20, 1897.
General Orders No. /.
l. Having boon appointed to the COM
mand OF the South Carolina division,
United Sons OF Confederate Veterans,
| have accepted said appointment and
hereby assume command OF the diyis-
ion.
2. The United Confederate Veterans
OF South Carolina Will hold their an
nual reunion In Groenville, S. c., on
August 25, and that has been deemed
TO bo most desirable occasion for @
meeting OF the members Of the camps
VI oiIlo ulNlolou VI OIlo OOu6 vi COnI6us
crate Veterans. Wherefore each camp
within the division is hereby instructed
to send delegates, not less than two to
such meeting. Tho railroads have
granted tho low rate Of one cont mile.
and tho always hospitable people OF
Groenvillo will make the stay OF visi-
tors pleasant, and 80 it is hoped that
each camp will be largely represented
at this meeting.
3. In Wow OF the fact that South
Carolina has next TO the largest num-
bcr OF camps OF veterans In all the
Southern states, it behooves us, the
| sons OF these Veterans, to emulate their
zeal and enthusiasm In the cause. To
tho end that wo increase the number
OF our camps and the membership OF
those In existence, you are earnestly
urged to use every endeavor to ado
now members to your camp and to In
duce the formation of other camp,
within tho radius OF your lnaueuco
All tho assistance in the power OF thes,
headquarters to render you will b,
gladly givon.
Official:
, BY order OF M. l.. Bonham, Ma 10
General Commanding.
, II. II. Watkins, Adjt. General.
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A PARSONS STORY An itinerant
parson tells that way out Sin the back
woods" he came, one day, to a settlers
house, and entered to have talk with
its inmates. The old woman of the
house became much Interested In the
preachers discourse, and requested
that he conduct family worship. She
also insisted upon hunting up her
family Biole, to be used upon tho oc-
casion. Sho left tho room to look up
the Bible, but seemed to have hard
work finding 1T. The minutes passed
and she came not. The preacher had
time to grow impatient bofore tho old
woman roappearod, With o few tattered
leaves in her hand She handed them
over, with an apologetic air. "I'n
awful sorry, parson," sho explained
'but the fact Is, didn't know Was sc
near out OF Blbles,'
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bottle happens to fall short once in a
while they cannot help it.

bottle happens to fall short once in a
while they cannot help it.
The matter OF granting permit to
the Kay dlstillery in Grconvillo Coun-
ty was fully and exhaustivoly discussed,
but final action was delayed. Mr..
Cooper and Mr. Miles both said that
there may be some risk in granting the
permit asked for, but they thought
that encouragement should be given
10 home distillertcs and II tho permi,
was granted 1t would tond to stop the
Illicit sale OF liquor in tho neighbour
hood Of tho still, inasmuch, as tho State
would purchase all tho liquor turned
out and tho mon would know that it
was to thcir Interest to comply strictly
| with tho law.
Applications woro received from w
! a. Lark and F. Babb who wish to star
up distillerles In Grocnvillc County
! Both applications were considered d
somo length, hut no final action WA
| taken.
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Humility never lowers herself by
appearing on good terms with pride.
1T is much safer to handle dyna-
mite than to take dare from the devil,
Many so-called great mon ere like
tho moon: they shine with borrowed
light.
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loo Busy +!

That is, we are too busy to write very much Our
Low Prices keep us busy
ne Racket Store is the place where you can al
ways buy what you want cheap. When we say cheap,
we mean what we say.
Our competitors cal us by cheap names and we
acknowledge the charge and leave it the good people
OF this county to say whether the New York Racket
Store has been benefit to them Our goods are
as goods the best.
Bought at Low Prices, SO let our competitors weep
and our customers DICE at the good the New York
Racket Store is doing for the people Of this county,
Asking that one and oil remember that our motto is
to "Underbuy and UnderseI,' we arc
Yours in dead earnest
NEW YORK RACKET STORE,
Easlc a. NAIIY pronretors
/. S. Still remember the Surry offer Some ono
will get nice carriage this all FREE