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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

ueber einen biibf6en 2tes
besroman miro benz rSerl. 2.=I."
aus Sopenba9en 8eitriebeu: On be1
9ldbe bon NarhuS lie9t 6a6 9roBe, pr6drs
ti9e Gut rGilbelmsbor9," baS felt brci
Sabrbunoerten ben 9arOnen giiloens
crone 9eD6rt. Der ieei9e 9eIieer Fat
mebrere Sinber, unter bieien eiueu
Sobn NameuS SOpbuS, Der Cfftjter
I'm bdniiden Seere uno jett 30 Sabre
aft TT. Gr III nidt Der Grbe be6 9robtn
Suites, ioroern bewObut IN Der 9t6be
Elm fletuereS SeIittDunt. Giue6 Ibenos
i'm leeten CONNER traf er auf Der
Qan6ltraGe Elm hiibidcS Sauernm6oz
den, beiien S66ubeit eiueu tjcfen
@inoruf auf ibu matte. Sic hieutc
auf ietnem ei9euen Gute uuo mar Die
Qo6ter arrner Gttern. Ole Sciben ira
fen ii6 oft, ipa3ierten 5niammen, nnh
Der Baron pertiebte lid iterbli6 in
boS arne O0ueyumooder. Natiirlidl
9efiel bieie Ierbiuoun9 Dem Qater beS
iungen Manne5 nid;t, un0 Gle 62ailie
bot NlleS auf, nm lie 81 pegetttiD-
ollie ibre NcmiihungcR maren jc6odj
uer0ebenS. Sis bic alte Oarouiu Ter
eini9en Wlonaten itarb, bcIdIoBSOpbu5,
ieiuen 8IGn. lid nit benz 0aucrnriiN>
den gu perheiratben, Al oerluirfliden
uno nuumebr fano bic Irauuu9 i'll
otler Stilte in PlorbuS itott. Go8 sc:
fol9e beitanh 1lir aus S0uern, Den
nGdItett 0erluanoten Der Qjratt. Nad
Der 9rouung Wuroe elm 6eltmubl ein0c=
nommen, unG NbeubS reiite Der 80rcn
nit ieiner G%icmabltn, Dem fritbererl
8auerumdbdjeu, nab benz GtuSlanbe.
Seit bieiem Sage iiub ale biibiden
9onernmdoden in ser llm8e9cno Dor
Der itiIlen 0offnun8 erfiiIlt, boB ei
olld) ihnen 9clingen meroe, eincn ret
den Soelmann SIT e~belid)en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

ueDcr &c Gnfunft hes
Mcftocttctv& taEt fj6 60a Sr9ou
bs3 ,G'trtjn= T-cu:F4eg G~iieutahaucrs
mQ!t1aatn" vie fclCt Oils: Turd) tic
iitiriidc &.::;l ipcIGen @eriGiebrn9en
I'M &eitrell;tl ~erlrortct. ME lie
friiber nur tie Gobricu gro6cr Gnt'
beGer, bic ii tey G&cltGciGjiG;e cpodjcs
rad)enbc ~2lbidrnitte eiuleiteu, i'm 0er
fpl0e battcu. &enn om /. Gull 1901
cus 0Gmpirc3 TIN GotaiS our6 9Un;
Guropa ruo G;iiSu Uie naG) 4taojpoltct
tahiubrauieu mjth, redlnet man, oab
Sann i'm NridlIF CT rem & %on0or
tomnicrocn WgiftDf Der Gji;ug sic
Gtrede roa Elitntc lis NQriGGu
N562 ajlanetcr) lei 50 &llcmcter
Observation-Disclosures in 10 StunSen
;uriidle92u Miro; pol 9&ari30I bis
0Gtrati (22l9 9;tometer) gcian9ts
man bel Ga &iIometer G'eIdppiToigteit
(Die ruiji{den OahuSiige falren be-
fanntlif ~langioner) in 342 StuaScn,
bon oa nadj Iid}eI!ebiSt ll27 &ilos
meter bei 53.3 &llometer 0eidwins
oigfeit in me!i9 liter 81 StunSen unc
idlieblih b;audle mo pou 2ideljaz
binsf bis Q2laoimOitOt (9283 Stlos
meter bel ~ ailOmeter Sabrgeidmins
bigfeit 221 StuuSen. Die 9au;e
GtreGe BON I4,l9l &ilometer uebme
alio 1862 Stunben ODER I25 Gage IN
aniprut. Wian f0nne aliO in IA Iagen
in China ober Sapan iein-9e9en 3S
Gage aui benz @ege bur6 ben Sues=
fonal unb % Gage i!ber Die Canas-;be
l1eberlanbbahn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

@ererbuno pom @ettss.
trunfbeit. On oem engIifhcn
rSournal Of Mentol Scieuce~ 0ibt
Sobn Gunner cine iebr bemertenslpertbe
StatiItif liter bic Nercrbun9 p0n
0eiIteSfrantheit. turner bat iiber
1899 6Qlte i'm Aigl Der 0rofidaft
Sifer WiuteriaI geiammelt, nm feit3us
itellen, in wclder 25etfe Die ein3einen
0eilteSfranfcn elterliderleitS belaitet
marcn. IS BAT lid berauS0eltellt, bar
Die meiblidtn Nadfonmeu inter Der
GjeiItestrontbeit Del Gltern b6uIiger 81
leiocn bQbcn ais Die mGnnli6en, ur0
ferrer, baB Die GSeiabr Der Gererbun9
oauu 0r6Ber III, menu Der Tater geiite6~
tranf III, ais mcnn bieS bel Der Wtutter
ser Sail. 90 batten 1O6 9eilteefranfe
WGter nit nOrmalcn Wiijttrrn III
9eiftesfronte S0Gne unb 1873 QetiteS>
tronfe 96d)ter. 9a9c9en 8in9en aus
236 onoereu Gbtll, bei oeuca Ger mcibs
Tide 3tCiI gciiteetrnnf wGr, II ll3
geiItestrante G65ne un6 us Aeilte9e
franfe S0dter bcrpcr. Ndbrcno allo
aui eineu QeincSrrQnttn Goter mcbr
ais ,tpei 9eiItestraute Sinoer frrnnletl,
baben sic gciitestrarfen Wiiittcr i'm
Gurdidnitt uHr mlgsfdbr Elm 0ciitesz
FRAMES 8iu3. [Gm Ganjtu pdr bie
8ererbung Gil b;e 26d}tcr i0It boppelt
70 EIuii2 NE cGT bie GGbne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

nn1gan9lt9 notbtpenbig gebalten. ssreiz
lt3 bate ia Wolf nit feiner ,Sra9e"
0 Senritd treten, in aler ssorm ibre
Nnttport unb Der Wutter Seeen entz
9egen nehmen pouen, ebrIib ibr bic
Seitattgung brtn9enb, baB Der Sfaben
5errtRen. oab refine SDbenluft bu pob<
ne. mo 1etn GoelfaIte fortan tauIen
ioUe -
ia. gana anbers tpor's getommen.
Ste ld6ten. fte rebeten bon Soften unb
Barren, 8ertruuen unb 3peifel, pie
ebrlt6e Meni9en, Die nun feinen Sc.
oonten fir fi9. ale fortun gemeinfam
baben Douen.
uno bann faete Wolf: ,9un muB
ids aud eeiteben. bab i6 mid felt eez
TERN @benb ben grDBten 0arren mei=
ner 3ett -.ss paren- nod gans anbere
Sitel, bic i9 mir CAB = eeI6olten
babe. neil t6 mein iiibes Wdb6en unb
mid NIT ld4erIi9er Senttmentalitdt
9epetnigt babe - neil ih annabm,
cine leere, boble Buppe miiTe mir erIt
1br lid ber8ethe!~ 5~ultipeln, Eff i9
msin GIiid unI0sbar feft an mein 6era
5Oge. SdmaIs uuf benz S9iff mar
Der bere9tigte Moment - unb i6
CLAUDE, i6 iDGre i9on gu Der 53eit Del
mes rSa" 70 fiber getpefen ME iebt!"
"6o6e ids benin eigentlt9 gsfa9t9"
fragte 6enrttd.
Gr nabm ibre beiben 6Gnbe unb
preBte iie gegen feline Stirn.
~Wsnn t6 Semanb I'm 9er5ei6ung
81 bitten babe. 70 bift Ou'8 - uno
5tpor tpegen iener unterIufungsfinbe.
Gntiiibne mid, 9eIiebte."
Sic IG6elte unb tiiBte feline Stirn.
Sba Irensberg aber na6m i'm Neben=
aimmer bas Bib hires 8atten berab,
fa6 nit freubeftra6Ienbsn 8liden baz
raul nieoer unb fagte: SIS muBte 10
tommen - 0u batteit es mir ia an
qe3eiqt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

@efdbrlideS o03ejt8iittf.
Wenu nod rIiIiideu 2tnid)ouIn9en Gin
ueu permdbtte5 4aur 0liidl;fl meroen
fell, 70 milifcu sic Gltern beifeIber
Dom 9Opf BIS ;u ben 6iiBen nap iein.
gu benz 0ebric taud}t El0n bic %ltcn
i'm CONNER in BEN nGd)ltcu GtaB Cotr
3eif, i'm g9jrter pdl;t mani tie &C.
wobuli6 i'm Sdluee untbcr. gel elmer
Qraurng in bern 0Orie GriertrtD neis
lid idiittetcn Die b%etlunfcrcn %>pG)z
;eitSodite iibcr ben @atcr Der GrGut
elmer nit g2aiier, mtIbc5 ciIe Gent
p1rotur BON 10 Girdo utter 9iuIl Gni
pies, 10 baB Der Iiann iii ben 6olGc,l
6ielc5 eiSfalten SaocS ltar6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
pom 81. Souis, no.

SEQ " 8u6cImouu. 9O7 u6roI 6e Str; Sames Sur
Ley. 31ll nbrei CITE Sir u 6lemiu9. 523 u6lbl 3.
Str; y sing. 9o 10 GuGrre SoIsi Stepbou Gaif
los 3autsn @oe; s I 6lrmiuger. 3l07 @aiton Att
G @oot. ;4OS @1ennnt Str; = 9 Shrue. 1905 N}ar
tet Str; 7 Snr9eb. 1905 6pot ArE; Y 6 2int. PSI
ct SoHiS Aoe; s Sanu. PC 0 MpntguIuerg Ctr; 8 :
Snntor, - nnb MoibingtOu Aoe; j { 9inoeCfer ir. 20
y :ste Ctr; : Yast1I. ,,2SeitIite Poit'i ) . Qgtnj
l5ts uno St SOuis @nsj j y 9emmer. 700 u 3te Str
! SteluStcper, SO7 Oh Chandelier Eoab; 6 3 @uae
ltc0. III u6roI 9te Str; 6 81 M~}lIeler. 5lIl Yottlgn.
@ne; 2 &r6ter. Union Diartet; Better monbrind. 2i3
Gidisn Cir; 8 erofant. Et 81 Souis; s &IoaS
,.Q1eitIiGe Noft"; 2S Sidbatet. 2Il1 inhI l2te Gtr
5 Sdeer. 272O 9Rortet Ctr; IS : Sereer. IO0 Myi
louri Aoe; = Saieg. 25lS 5ua 9pe, q Sehrt. All
@rier9l Str; S Qoale 1929 utr6I 9e Str; s S9rod
1902 g.hnIe ctr; 6 Rinoer. 1928 &cmn Wpe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

GxpIofips 3uammepetn
aen fannten Die Gbemifer Dos 80 Cab
rem etpa ;pei 0ueenb. SeutS 9ibt es
ibrer Iiber 1000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

Sod perii6erte 0errf6er.
S6ni9 Sumbert BON Stalien hat i;d
wobl am b09lten iii Der Q9elt pers
iidert. Seine Foltce lartet alf 3d.
600, 600 Oiorf. Der Gar @lerarber
bet Slpeite mar nit 20, O0O, 600 Wi0rt
perIidert. Der 8riu; pom @ale5 beiiet
mebrere 2ebeusueriiderun9s- Eplicen,
Die ;uiamulca oui $4,000, 900 O!arf
lauter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

Oas 9r6Bte @einfoB Der
@elt ldBt bermalcn Die California
@ine gIiociation" In San 6rGnciScO
aufitellcn, 0oS b~eriibmte Neibelbef8cr
Sap bat cine Sopo3it0t BON $4,000
@allonen, mGbreno Sa5 Gan SranciS'
coer llngebeuer bon SOP $4,000 Sal
loneu Q3ein in iib Gu~iuebmen fam.
Qos Sap 1T 27A SUP bO6 bel elmer
Qdnge bon 30 SUP, uub bic 6aEooubcu
fino BON 2A bis 3 SOIL bid; cos ba3n
%perbraudte Sol} bot Elm GclOiht BON
20 2Onnen, nno bic eiiernen 9feiien
mtcgen weniNjienS 9 &Cnneu. 0GS
lltgetbiim beiitt bic G}r0Te eiues ;mei'
It0di0en SGuiea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

Gin einjabri9er Mori d..
Ten ldngiten 0tari9 in u%nierer 3ett
baben roDl fli1;lid) ruiiiidDe 9ruppen
abiolpirt. 0iad) fuit einem Sabre tras
fen has 4. urb 8. oI"tiibiriid)e Sutails
Ion urb Srpei 0atterieu in ibrem neuen
Pager i'm 4murbe;irfe Elm. Sic batten
iiber 1000 gSerit, barunter 5000 gu
G8aIisr, ,uridseleat. Ginen pollen
Mlonat fubren lie mittetii 6i0iien auf
an9eidwoltencn 6iiiiien. Die 9olOus
men lparen mitu1ter 20 @erit lang.
j3pei toote rino Spei frante Sifi;iele,
bier tOOte unO IS fyante Scloaten be-
seid)neten ben Serluit mdbreub beS
9fieienrarifes; bic uctrigcn lroreu
sernSeiuno uno notwithstanding better.
Nur 200 Sabre uorber lit elm ruis
.iii6e5 2rurpsntOrp5 ebenio lange bis
IN Die d)iueiiide @ren;e moridirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

TobrrGber fir Diem Il NAB
den. Sn rieten engltiden Salnilien
III es Site 9emorbeu, fir Die 9ienit'
mdbfer Sabrrdber on3ui6aifen. Ole
Ginridtuns bat i!1 namentli6 bel
Iolden Samilieu bemdbrt, meldle tn
etui9er Gntfcrnnng pom Der Stobt obet
benz 0Orfe wobnen. Qos W3doden,
benz elm Sicpcle CUR Scrfiigung ltebt,
Itrdubt iid) ri6t ge0cn meite WeGe unh
1T BON tbren 9efoyOunBen raider 51s
tiid. GS 9ibt iO8ar en9tiite Goner,
iuelde tbrcn Gienitrlaoden bic Ve<
nutung ibrer ei9enen WIaldine GeItats
ten unO ii6 iebr wobl babel beiinoen,
benn cas- Mldodcu ertebigt iDre Nufs
trGee in perb6ltniGmaGi9 fltrSer 6tifl
unb bat In 6ol0e heiIcn mebr 3ett fiir
ibre anbere Nrbeit iibrig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
WEExTE Exou@E

i'll Sermnun, Wo iein.
Soufcnoe bGbeu I6Cn hurt uHiere ueue. i6msrsIci,
NIB fnlere Wteth0ot III ser SeiIuug bon 9riidben b.,
erlebute SCiEH0beit luIeoer gcfuHoCu.
5olgeuo Tur ctIide TamGu prominently 90ticnte;
Die oIird ms oDu ibrem 2eiocu 9eneiit fouroea
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
pon St. Charles County,. 111o.

Y Suuu. Ct 4e;er5i j 6sdlep. 6ottIeOiat; ~ 9a7-
mulu. 8ottIeoIue; ) Nc Splpe. S'fSauOn; = RemU-
boeifner. Rem Wlcle; 8 S6aefer, 4orta9e; 6 SnrbCr.
ION G'5ulou, - RubijHg. 9Serc Wteuei 8 S1atu.
NEenRniIe; u 6uuu. gSenkoile, j 50 Softer. 6lImurs,
5 Dtoniour, YortQle.
9 g2iSbrod. N6rrsrtOT. 99arrer- Gourtp. 0ip;
8 Wtonre. YSGrrerton. mn; $ &Cdgurlt. YittS. Ntu
y y Oicans- W}avreutru. WeU; = y SUngeTuIaHr.
5tuih pll, WtC, = % SlmmeI. 4eTAICtuu. NO, y
3unot. Scfftrf0n GJtD. Wo.
29tr MAIDEN defenders barOui uuTmtrtiam. ocp Nrr
8atIeut nd tetUCT Operation 81 uHteI3jcEcu. TciE,
Shmer5en ons3nltcDcn Ooer 8erI1ulrt3 III 9titaI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
pom St. Charles, no.

Capt. 3 s Gieier. ; 8 gIsranber. Gnfbier llnio'
mann. s 9Pappslborft, Tran emma gteps4rts {
&Iughaumer. 8 @rneter. 6 @un. 3 geutose Su6Q'
j = glnmer. 8 &ipp. 3enr9 20mmFper, Seq.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

weueR
gldagrasI9eS
:;:::::::NtGiet
--cCN-
~ a ~ ~ %aFn NJ q AWAY
(M ASS SU ESkA MI
a, ssr /. ma S&tlfsit}GEe. gsEeRa5er BEN
SGgtfdr'a &sCrsrr Wio.
Ce ben uta,s,n ras EttcT GHg,ln,stsn rar'ehcr
.EA MA IN &,'h T-'-s; GO tf.t.s-upsJ -
er$T-s .u'HcS &. g.. ,-..-,.. -. uSsrs .EF
Sssgsrj,u r;ro :.a5--0. ci-sjgge,tA ieats ORR
Ga iFsyrrf,
q suEs;:E 5rr sHl Fits.
~soS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15

We live in u country Of which the
principal scOurge is stomach trouble.
II is more widespread than any
ether disease, and, very nearly, more
dangerous.
One thing that makes it so dangerous
is that it is 50 little understood.
II it were better understood, it would
be less feared, more easily cured, less
universal than IL is now.
SO, those who wish to be cured, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial, because it
goes to the root of the trouble rs no
other medicine does. The pure, harm.
less, curative herbs and plants, Of
which it is composed, are what render
II so certain and, at the same ime, 50
gentle a cure.
1t helps and strengthens the stomach
puriiies and tones up the system.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents II
>l.W per bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15
County Commissioners.

The board of commissioners met on
Thursday, October IA, all members
present.
The board entered into n contract
with h. W. Copelan, for the rent Of
the poor house and farm for the year
terminating March |, 1899, which was
signed and ordered filed i'm the clerks
office.
Communication from county clerk
of Nuckolls county asking the board
TO build u bridge on the county line
on the east half of section IL, town |,
range ., in Webster county, Nebraska,
asking the county TO either build said
bridge or order them to build said
bridge and each county To DAY its half
of said bridge. w. II. Ryker was au-
thorized and empowered To confer
with the commissioners of Nuckolls
county and proceed to have said
bridge built.
Palmer Il Brown appeared and rep
resented to the board that they had
completed the contract for the build.
ing Ut h poor house on the poor farm
and asked the board to accept said
building. After the viewing and in
spection of the building by the board
IT II the opinion Of the board that said
parties have complied with the ron.
tract and agreement entered into be.
tween said Brown n Palmer and the
county, and it is hereby ordered by
the board that the building he accept.
ed by the county. Claim of Palmer
N Brown for balance due on contract
of $3.50 was allowed and clerk ordered
to draw warrant on poor house fund
in payment of same,
William Dickson. agent for Louis
Brownell, appeared and offered To lie,
the county ave n strip of land off OF
the Ms T the mel, section 2.o.ll il
Red Cloud precinct for road
as follows to wit: Commencing at tn,
northeast corner of section ,, town =
range III, and running thence ives
along the section line 100 links theme,
IN "A southwesterly direction about I,
feet. thence north of west about q
rods to intercept with the section line
Said Dickson agrees to accept as dam
I ages for said road the sum of S5C
After due consideration it was ordere,
by the board that the county pay (
the said Louis Brownell the sum O
500 for said right of way and the cler
was ordered to draw warrant on roa
fund in payment of said damages.
j, IL, Kellogg appeared and repre-
4 scented TO the board that he was a,
sessed for the year 1887 in Red Clou
city on IA stock of drugs that he di
not W at the time said assessmer
was made, That said goods were a
sessed at 81 200, the same being an e.
roneous assessment and asked III
board To strike said taxes off the Ia
S list rs an erroneous assessment. Ate
4 due consideration and it appearing I
: the board that the same is AN error
eous assessment, il was ordered tia
the county treasurer strike said tax,
OF the tax list AS erroneous asses
ment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15
ECKLEY.
The weather is cooler.

The weather is cooler.
John Coon is on the sick list.
w Is. James will commence husking
corn for A. ii. Spracher Monday.
Mrs. VIM, isom is visiting in Kansas
City this week.
Mrs. ID. ii. Robinson and children re.
turned from Platte county Monday.
Our brand lew minister delivered
his first sermon Sunday.
A few E~ckleyites attended the fair At
Red Cloud.
w. II. lsom spent last week with tn,
Orr's.
j. X. Crozier may be seen nowday,
with a corn bread grin on his face and
ii asked the price of wheat or any
other question, he will say it vas IA CIR.
which arrived at his house last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Parker Of Otoe county
who have been visiting friends here
started home last Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15
SCHOOL NOTES.
Where, oh, where, is the banner?

Where, oh, where, is the banner?
Mrs Rasmussen was "A very pleas.
ant caller i'm the eth room Tuesday.
II is meat that "A Cook should roast
sometimes, but il is mot meet that a
Cook should roast all the time.
Judging from some of the drawings
on the board the botany class are re-
ceiving some instructions in photog-
raphy along with their other work.
We are sorry TO lose one of our best
students and favorite classmate, Miss
Ellen Heller, who goes to Hebron.
She was a member of the 18th grade.
Some of the extra seats were re-
moved from the 18th room Monday and
the recitation seats substituted. They
are not exactly an ornament but are
far more convenient for recitation.
The seniors entertained the school
Tuesday by singing some OF the late
songs. The juniors are going to re.
turn the compliment, that is their
share of the compliment. some OF
these days.
Professor Gresham of Doaue col
lege, Crete, visited in the 9Th aud 9Th
rooms Thursday. He treated the pu-
pills to AN excellent half hour lecture
upon the value and Importance of an
education. IL is an old, time worn
subject, but he presented it in new
aud striking figures.
The Physics class are having some
very interesting experiments which
will in all probability continue for
some time. Very often rs a result of
some of them there is quite "a noise.
Some of our delicate damsels who are
apparently of "a very delicate temper
ament give vent to their feelings by
unearlhly shrieks. which go echoing
and resounding over the room
like the shrill whistle of "A steam
engine afflicted with "a severe attack of
phthisic. OF course we like to see
people interested, but we could appre.
oiate their interest by less demonstra'
tive means
WAuSETA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15
From California.
SANTA ANA, Cal, Sept %, '07.

NhNH >h'hF w ~ ''s
EDITOR CHIEr Thinking you would
like to hear from this part of the coun
try | will write you a few lines.
1t is dry here yet and has been hot
for nearly a week getting as high as %
for about an hour then dropping to so
then ranging from go to IS. All these
hot weather storms have been in sight
ever the mountains TO the east where
Of nights plenty of lightning may be
seen and sometimes the distant rumble
Of thunder may be heard.
1t would be too great a task To imagine
Che different kinds of crops 50 | will
only give an outline. Crops Of all
kinds have been good except prunes,
apples and peanuts. This is not con
sidered an apple country and peanuts
have been hurt by the red spider. Wal
nuts, which are just beginning to drop,
Is not as large IA crop rs some years
but of an excellent quality. Barley
was a heavy crop and prices good.
There Is not much wheat raised this
close I o the ocean on account Of rust,
but what we have to sell is going ut a
good price regardless of the price Of
silver.
There are lots OF new buildings being
built and other signs Of prosperity.
Fourth Of July in our ~nelghboring
town Bryan opened his speech with
these words, where is your pros
perityg" ! would answer that there is
none so blind as those who will not
see, but surely We are not indebted TO
such as he for any prosperity we may
have. Butter is 22i cts per 10, eggs 81
cts per dos, barley 90 cts per 100 lbs,
potatoes 80 cts, corn 70 cts, chickens
e3.00 to "a 90 per doz, dried peaches o
cents, apricots 8 cents, hogs 1925. l
picked 1900 pounds of English wal
nuts for one man last year in an
orchard Of less than twelve acres. He
is only u small grower OF nuts. got
$500 pounds of dried peaches OIL Of 900
trees. We had an orange cling peach
that measured lit inches around. We.
men laborers get from sl.25 TO 81 80
per day. We pay from 81 10 to 81 40
per sack for flour, | cent per pound for
good iipe fruit, hay sells at 50 per ton,
pumpkins and beets for feed at 81. 90
per ton. Ordinary school teachers get
$75 per month. Good board in private
families may be had at 81. 80 per week.
To those who love to fish or hunt !
would say there is plenty Of fish and
small game and the climate is such
tina, you need not fear n storm ut this
time of the year. One is not obliged
tn have q lantern rs almost any night
q lighted lamp or candle my be carried
in the open air. Campers are not
obliged To have tents but often liz
down just like cattle, except a blanket,
as the nights are cool. The raising o.
sugar beets is quite an industry her,
and some tested rs high as "a per cen
sweet. We have nine months Of pub
lie school each year. The raising o
celery Is getting to be one Of u prof
table industries, There will he owe
800 car loads shipped from this statial
this winter. Several new oil we'll
have been struck here in the last year
Yours as ever,
A. N. PATMoR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15

was given many blood remedies without
relief. and treated by the best doctors.
He seemed to get worse all the while,
however, and the disease finally resulted
in curvature of the spine, making him
utterly helpless.
1.-The bad sores on his neck increased
in size, and were a source of constant
pain. He was in this pitiful condition
for two years, when some one recon-
mended S.S.S., stating that il had cured
some of the worst cases of blood diseases.
As soon as his system was under the ef-
feet Of the medicine, the sores began to
get better, and in eight DAYS were COM
pletely healed. Before long he could
walk on clutches. and was improving
every day. In three months he threw
aside his crutches, for he had no further
use for them the dreadful disease had
been eliminated entirely from his sys-
TEN, and he was restored TO perfect
health. The cure was a permanent one,
as no sign of the disease has returned
for ten years"
SIS. is a real blood remedy, and
promptly reaches all deep-seated and
obstinate blood diseases, il matters not
what other treatment has failed. 1t is
the only remedy which acts on the cor
rect principle of forcing the disease from
the system and getting rid OF it perma-
nently.
S. S. S. is a sure cure for Scrofula,
Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, Rheumatism,
letter, and all other blood diseases. II Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15

Who are injured by The use Of coffee. Recently
there has been placed in all The grocery stores =
new preparation called GRAlN-O. made of pure
grains. that takes the place Of coffee. The
most delicate stomach receives IL without dis.
tress. and but few can tell II from coffee. It
does not cost over one fourth ~ much. Chi
dren may drink 1t with great benefit. ijc aud
Doc per package. Try ~. ASK for GRAIN.O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15

W. j, Bryan received 33t per cent Of
the gate receipts at the state fair at
Wichita for his speech Friday after
noon The sum was two thousand In
the evening he spoke on bimetallism
in the opera house and received S40O
more for hat effort. The editor of
this paper would gladly have done the
work for half the money, Lebanon
Criterion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15
CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST.

METHODIST.
Preaching at 1890 am, and az ;
pm, by the pastor.
Sunday school ut 1880
Junior League at 4 pm.
Senior League at 40 pm.
Chapel Sunday school at 3 pm.
Preaching at Amboy at 3.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even.
ing.
Ladies Aid Society Friday afternoon.
You are earnestly invited TO make
your church home with us.
REV. J. NJ. DARBY, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-15
SHERIFF'h
First publication sept. -.

First publication sept. ~.
Notice IL hereby given that under and by viz
tue of an order of sale Issued from the Office OF
James Burden, CleSs of the District Court Of the
Tenth judicial District, within and for Webster
county. Nebraska, upon u decree IN III action
pending therein. wherein Hurlbuft Ward Drug
Company In p%lsintif, and against =. H.. Ian.
defendant, ] shall offer for sale at public vendue
TO the highest bidd0 for cash IN hand, at the
east door of the court house, NJ Red cloud. In
said Webster county, Nebraska, that being rlc
building wherein the last Term OF said court war
one o'clock pm. of said day. the following lie
scribed property, To wit:
The southwest quarter of section twenty three
(a3.) township one H. north range uwelye IT,
west of the 9Th ?. NJ. IN Webster county, Ncb
Iaska.
Given under my hand this s?d day of septem
her, AID 1870.
j. W. RUNCuEY. sheriff.
JAMES MONEY!. Plaintiffs Attorney.