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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
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Der GricSipms yiuie.
,Qoro Baltimore" mo yEenn"
nadl Ybilaoclphia.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
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Singitmhoe: 9ienitogs - Dirigent:
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observation-disclosures.
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SonptQuorticr: @oigt'S So0c, Mr.
1922, SoriorO. 2ocnlc. Giu0Itmoe:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
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Suppclid)rambcn.
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: Srsrn 5u Iootr fir 3onbuu nno Faris an.
Observation-Disclosures
81 0~roooipap, Reiu.Oorf.
grtbnr ". GO6ion,
1877 Sit.galtimoresStr
YIN alteH RiaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

No9buft t. ~ aUd)in CnlS ole
@ndbiQc cine ihr mbcfomtc Spciic
tod)t) n@uG0iNe STRAIT Sic toden
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
N0rbOeutider Nlobb.
Reselmakise 9ampfidiffiabrt
"H 8lplidien
WoIftuurs uuA Wre,ucu

baltimore na0 Uremcn .,,,
6ur6 Die neiien lno erprobten, nit
alien geql,emIidfeiten p~eriebenen
Yoltborupfer eriter 9laiie:
.Hbein," r0roloenburg,"
rIedor," .Gbemnis,"
.Ntain," D@reslau."
Die @gpe6itionstage iinS pie foIet:
- bon Baltimore: -
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2 llbr NodnlittngS.
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2 ll6r NndmittnAS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

Scltltb, Nctl, GnUoet Yer, VI .RO0dl
GhIafUaNNol ... IdGl. 3.ht y. 800 y.
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gGrlur, Niuer, MIR Gu. 052 q, O67 y. e
F%urlor, Ntncr, utSH. 90. il.b0 2. Ml1.bi y. g
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
RaltimOre Obio sBabm
beatitc WcItercu Tienit uOn Der MT. NoOaI'
StQttnu,

: @aoIia. @dglt0 ans0enomnen sonnid0s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-15
Eraulstn sba 90. garbsa.

tDtrten. 5eist otefe ft9 teinestpess ge@
nsiBt, HIRE @ngrtffe auf ben Oeltruit
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Ne isbp4 gum Sournalismus. sic
trat tn ben Stab Der 3sttung ,Gbaus
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lbtr Napoleon unb atneoln, fopte etne
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fQtrung unb emNeen htftprif9en Stue
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Breis 25c.
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Ser 8raItbeipets fir be 9Uteus
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allen W1nmerm abIplmt
frei suaeiam,t.

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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-28
VARIETY OF EGG DISHES.
There Are So Many Ways in Which
This Excellent Food May
Be Prepared.

In many households. eggs figure fire.
uuently on the daily bill OF fare. Sug-
gestions for the preparation are likely
therefore to be welcomed, and from tiar-
per's cook book cyclopedia. therefore,
he following novel ways have been Sc
lected:
Broiled eggs-Cut slices of bread,
toast them lightly. trim the edges, ana
lay them on a dish before the fire, with
some bits of butter placed on top. When
this melts. break and spread carefully
six or eight eggs on the toast. Have
ready a s~alamander, OF hot shovel, TO
brown the top. and, when the eggs are
sufficiently done, squeeze an orange ana
CRATE some nutmeg rel them.
Eggs a la creme-Hard boil II eggs;
Slice them thin in rings. In the bottom
of a large baking dish place a layer OF
grated bread crumbs. then n of the
eggs; cover with bits of butter and
sprinkle with pepper and salt. Continue
thus to blend these ingredients until the
dish is full; be sure, though, that the
crumbs the eggs upon top. Over
the whole pour a large ~teacupful OF
sweet cream, and brown nicely in a mod
erately heated oven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-28

soup plate. without the wide rim. 1t is
easy enough to find plenty such at any
store. Have it heated. not too hot. Put
butter. Let it melt, but be careful that
1t does not brown. Then add a tea
spoonful of -four Tor more, if it is pre-
ferred thicker). and then very slowly.
after the -four is well mingled. a cup of
milk or cream. Then add four table
spoonfuls of grated cheese. Stir we'll.
and when thoroughly heated pour into
the dish you nave ready. and with great
care $50 as to keep the shape) drop into
the mixture four eggs. The ordinary
dish will hold about four eggs and look
well, but it nay be possible to find lar
ger ones. Put at once into the oven, and
when the eggs are set serve at once. A
few bits of parsley make the dish look
more inviting.
Egg Timbales-Butter small tin molds
and dust them with powdered parsley;
then an egg is dropped in each and they
are put in a pan of hot water and cooked
in the oven for about ten minutes. when
they may be turned out on a round plat
ter, and a made of a cup of thick
ened cream with chopped mushrooms In
1t, or a tomato sauce with the mush-
rooms may be poured around them.
These timlA LES may be altered by lining
the molds With finely minced ham in
stead of tIhe parsley, but it must be
with cream or egg to make Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-28
ST. in stamps

with each of the following articles
8 lbs Prunes, medium size -. 25c
2 pkg' Mothers or Avena Dat
meal, 1Oc
Best N Y State Pea Beans, 2 qts 2Oc
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon can 15c
2 lbs Fancy Mixed Cakes, ID. .12c
I pkg Dried Apples. 49,. 12c
I pkg Anchor Brand Dates. Sc
2 cans finest Aolchovies, can 15c
II ID cake BittI Chocolate -. 1Sc
] pkg SeedlesI Raisins .....t2c
I pkg Cleaned Currants 1Oc
2 bot Purity Catsup, bot loo
2 cans Campbell's Cond. Soup
Can lOC
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
BEAVER CREEK

Ed Cox will soon be through topping
cane.
Chas. Motley and family spent Sun.
day at A. j. Bragg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Monia spent
Sunday in Guide Rock.
The nov that came Sunday laid the
dust, it being the first of the season.
Chas. Motley and wife attended Mr..
BENEFITS funeral at Cowles Wednes.
day.
Miss Woodside is visiting near Mt.
Clare. she has been staying with her
sister, Mrs. Jake Monia.
Oscar Monia has had his house
painted, which improves its looks very
much and it is the neatest farm house
for miles uround.
A. H.. kenney, county Judge, was on
the creek Wednesday and gave this
den a call. Mr.. Keeney is a pleasant
and obliging gentleman and we hope
to see him re elected, which we think
he will be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
BLADEN

The first snow Of the season fell here
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kudrna visited at j.
w. McCoy's Sunday.
Gran tina Stobb is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Baker.
Fred Reed and family spent Sunday
q, the home of his brother, Wayne
Reed.
The material for the new bank build.
ing is being hauled and placed on the
ground.
u. 8. Mscklin was a passenger for
Tobias Saturday, where he goes to
visit his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Krall returned
Tuesday from their trip to Portland,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03

rink and propose TO run il i'm first
class order during the next few
months
r. V. Shirley, r. l.. Tinker and Judge
Wilcox were in Guide Rock Monday
night to assist the Masonic lodge in
that city in showing Mr.. Proudft how
to ride the masonic goat"
Two tickets to points i'm Texas were
recently stolen from the Is q M. ticket
Office in this city, valued by the com
pany at or near 800, by a party who
had recently worked in this city and
at McCook.
One day this week one Of the B. &
Ms section crews took out a hand car
and were caught OF the fly by a wild
train, and tn" men barely had time to
jump off when the engine knocked
the a from the track
Miss Inez Harlan, a lady belonging
in McComb, ILL.,, while enrouts to
Bloomington from Red Cloud via the
overland route, fell from her buggy
four or five miles west of Red Cloud
Tuesday and broke her leg just above
the ankle
GUIDe RoCK-The carpenters are
10 at work on the inside of the new
bank building .....A. Crow is build
ing a e house on one Of his farms
...... Mcclure & Hilton and John
Marsh have invested i'm the purchase
of new safes for their store......
Dance at the rink last Friday evening.
The band was out and filed the air
with fine music. ..... Wednesday.
October %, a girl was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Robinson ...... Mr.. Waller and
Mr. Stump have both come to Guide
Rock from Iowa to locate
COwLEs-D. Harvey is furnishing
the Cowles market with lots of hay
...... Mrs A. A. Peak is visiting with
relatives and friends in Franklin .....
Rev. Page attended the st,te associa.
ton Of the Congregationalists at Bea,
trice Saturday and Sunday ..... Rev
Bean of the M. L. church preached al
3 p. m, and will preach here every two
weeks. ..... Cowles lodge No 200, l. D
G T., recently organized at this place
has a membership of over fifty. .....
Mr.. Joseph Paul has gone to spenC
several weeks with her parents. MIR
and Mrs Stoddard of Walnut creek
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
GARFIELD

Jasper Smith was visiting his parents
last Sunday.
Howard Allies was visiting his uncle
Sunday night.
The young winter which developed
into a snow storm Sunday night called
a halt on corn husking.
George Wolfe from Clarks is visiting
with his relatives in this vicinity at
present. He is also looking up a new
place to locate
Mrs. Louisa Allies has sold her fam
to her two Oldest boys and has bought
her n village lot and house in Red
Cloud, where she will move in the
near future.
Guy Barnes from Bostwick has pur.
chased George Amack's lease on his
Hill farm and has rented the Fl &.
Wolfe farm for the next year. Guy
moved to Bostwick last spring and
now finds that Garfield is a pretty
good place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
WALNUT CREEK

Miss Otto was in Blue Hill for a few
days.
Mrs. Ed Bohanan of Lincoln Is visit
ing with Mrs. Jones.
Harry Coulsen has gone to New
Mexico to buy sheep.
Harry Chaplin's new house will O O
be ready to move into.
John Linehart Of Holt county is
husking corn for Oliver Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett OF McCook
spent Sunday with Mrs. L. 7. Jones.
N. &. B~lankenbaker is taking a trip
to Montana and other western places.
Dir. and Mrs. John Sutton visited
at Charley Rinker's the first of the
week.
Jennie Farnham, who has been sick
with inflammation of the stomach, is
better.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
and report "a fine time.

and report "a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Mccoy from
near towles Saturday and visited with
his brother, j. W. Mccoy.
Mrs. Kile was a passenger for Hast.
ings Monday, where she goe, to visit
here daughter, Mrs. Frank Harring.
ton.
Alva Cox left Saturday for the east.
ern part Of the state. A. p. johnson
a charge of his store during his ab.
sence.
Mrs. George Newhouse and children
came up from Red Cloud Friday and
visited with her parents, returning to
her home Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Frances House.
holder came up from Rosemont Friday
and spent Sunday with their parents,
returning to their schools Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Transfers for week ending Wednes.
day, Oct. Is, furnished by j. III. Bailey
of Webster County Abstract company
Mary T. Gilroy to Louisa Allies
lots l . and 3, block 6 CARRIER
add to Red Cloud wd ......& $50
A Roats and wife to Harry Roats
lots | to 10 block | lots | to 10
block 9 lots l to II block 3 lots
| to 3 lots 10 to II block
Fairview add to. 1000
Lincoln Land Co to Mabel A
Soloman lot 3 block / LIST add
to Bladen wd. so
Geo M Albin and wife to Rich
ard Greenhalgh lots 1 to 8
block II Cowles wd ......... 200
Chas Spence and wife to ] w
Emmerson lots l and 2 block
2Spence add to Bladen wd... 1900
@ E Perkins and wife to Stephen
Gouldie 50 SEQ BILL wd...... 800
L E Spence and wife to John M
Emerson lots l and 2 block 3
Spence End add to Baden wd 200
Chas Spence and wife to John M
Emerson lots 3 and 4 block 3
Spence end add to Bladen wd 200
Chas Spence and wife to Bert
Collect lot 6 block 3 same add
wa. lou
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found in The
Chief Of Twenty Years AGO
This Week > - -

M. s. Marsh has moved into his new
house.
+. Il Goble is rearranging his lum-
Der office.
Ed Smith was down from Blooming
ton Saturday.
A. l.. Funk and wife we're in Blue
Hill this week.
Mrs. CLANCY is convalescing, we are
pleased to learn.
w. NJ. Visscher's little child is quite
sick with diptheria.
Miss Matte Hacker has returned
home from Brownville.
II X Orchard goes to Exter for a
few days visit this week
M. w. Dickerson is slowly cover
ing from his recent illness.
DR.. Emigh has built a new fence
around his residence property
Sam Miller. while fooling with a
pistol, shot his hand the other day.
The corn social at the rink Thurs.
day evening was quite a novelty.
Geo. CARRIER, who has been lying
sick at Benkleman, is some better.
MI. Copp has been appointed night
Waterman and merchant police of Red
Cloud.
John Tomlinson has returned from
Colorado, where he has been on q land
inspecting tour.
Willie Brewer, son OF w II. Brewer,
was thrown from a horse Sunday and
had his collar bone broken.
e. II. Potter, from Harlan county,
Is visiting in Webster county and look
ing after his farm in Line precinct.
E G. VanAuken, we'll known in Red
Cloud As former proprietor of the Val.
ley house, was in Red Cloud Saturday.
The next great event for Red Cloud
will be the grand encampment of the
G. A. X which will meet here in a
few days.
Albert Wilson and Miss Mary Rob
inson, two Webster county young peo-
pie, were united on the Goth, by Rev.
G S. Davis, of this city.
Miss Minnie Bailey, who has been
visiting her friend, Gertie Brakefield,
for a few days, returned to her home
in Cowles Saturday evening.
The Franks combination and fancy
skaters who were here last winter gave
two exhibitions of their skill at the
rink Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings.
Mrs j G, Sawyer, of Columbus, o ,
who has been visiting her father,
Uncle John Tomlinson, for the past
two weeks, will re urn home in a few
days.
M. B. McNitt, ex-postmaster,
and county treasurer elect, is now
r~usticating in Ohio for a few weeks,
after years of confinement in the post
Office.
Our democratic friend, Joe Walters,
had a little misunderstanding at Roth
rocks saloon the other day, and con-
sequently wears his eyes in mourning
for the lost cause
The roller skating season has come
and our young friends, Messrs. Gilbert
& Gorrell. have leased the Red Cloud
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
!, CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items Gathered
by Our County Reporters
STATE CREEK

C,rn husking is now about the order
of the day.
Andy and Lewis Soderlin are build
ing new barn.
Sam Mpuntford's new house is about
plastered.
Suda Scrivner has gone to Lebanon
to go to school this winter.
The social at Alex Bentley's was well
attended and was Il success.
Ed Mpuntford's barn is about done.
1t will be a dandy when finished.
The Steel & Carpenter sale was a
success What was sold went high.
Gus Moline has his new residence
pIaStered and will spon move into it.
Four or hve new phones are being
added to this line up near Mt. Hope.
John Fox's new residence is nearly
ready t. plaster. MIR. Wolf is doing
the work.
Chas. BarretL's new residence is
nearing completion. 1t is about done,
all but plasteii z.
Miss Simmon the popular teacher
at Mt. Hope, is giving satisfaction to
all, and IS well liked by her pupils.
Charley Arbuckles, Clark Stevens
and Sam Mountford have lost some
hogs, ana fear the others are diseased.
Mr.. Shuck's friends from the eastern
part of the state have gone home.
They were land prospectors and like
our country we'll.
The Fruit & Wittwer threshinp ma
chins will finish up its work up on our
creek this week. They are good boys
and do their work we'll.
VIM. j. Haskins' new cellar is done.
It's the best in Webster county, the
finest we eve saw. It's built of cement
blocks and arched over head.
Several in this vicinity will feed cat.
tie this winter, although corn is al.
ready high for feed. Among those
who will feed are: All Mccall, 15C
head; Wallace Maynard, so head; Sam
Shuck, go head: E. Johnston, 65 head
and several others will feed a car load
or more.
". II. Scrivner was kicked by a
horse last week and badly hurt. He
was standing close to the horse when
the latter kicked him with both hind
feet, landing on his right hips and ribs
Had he been standing a little further
away he no doubt would have been
much worse injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
Notice Of Tax Sale.

Notice is hereby given thar the undersigned
on the l4th day OF March, 1904. purchased OF The
county treasurer OF Webster county, Nebraska,
AZ private sale the following described lot sold
uated IN Red Cloud. Lot twenty one (2I) in
block 81 OF the original town now city Of Red
cloud, webster county, Nebraska, taxed in the
person and all Others who claim an interest in
the above land will take notice that the time OF
redemption OF said land from said tax sale will
expire on the 18th day OF March, 1895. after
which may. apply for a tax deed for all Of the
above land that is not redeemed.
Dated this 10Th day OF October. 1908.
G.. II. POTTER.