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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1904)
w n UUUMIWH WIIBII IIHH HI r 1 n? I ( 1 lAjers Don't try cheap cough medi cines. Get the best, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. What a record it has, sixty years of Cherry Pectoral cures! Ask your doctor if he doesn't use it for. coughs, colds, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. " Ilmvo fnntul Hint Ayer'n Cherry I'ortoriil in tlm hiMt nipillrliin I on prntcrllio for liron cliitll, liiftii.tii,rinieli, nml Imnl rolili." M. I.ODRMAM, M.P., Itlurn. N. Y. ic.wo.,(iino. Allilriiiji'lt for .r. r, AYKItCO., mii, Mm Bronchitis riding of wild bronoboH Is certainly imi"li more dnngeintiH than tha. of thtiHc which b -unlit lily broken. It i a pour p lic.y to wult till wine ono tins been crippled (or life and then put u stop to stioli rocklot" work. Bettor Ho it before Correct any tondoncy to constipa tion with smnll donos of Ayor's Pills. THE CHIEF HED CLOUD, NEIlllASKA. TUDL1SIIEI) HVRHY FRIDAY. ClsoiHiR Newiioisk, F.dltor. Anna TuLt.r.YS, AHNibtnnt IMitor. SUUSOIIIPTION RATES. Sne year .. II ou U month &n iDtorcd t too poil omco at lied Cloud, Nob.ai soond clan mall matter. ADVKItTlStNO HATES: "ffiirnlnlicil on application. 'TELEPHONE, SEVEN - TWO Tho ropub"lfi:mrsonu(orIuTVonvon- rioii for tho twenty sixth senatorial -district of Nebraska, comprising the counties of Franklin, Webster mill Nuckolls, will bo hold in tho court diouso in tho city of Bloomington, commencing nt 10 o'clock u in. Aiitf-, Aist, 25, l(K)t, in which convention 'Fnmklln county Is entitled to 11 vote"., Webster 111, Nuckolls 111 It Is recommended that no proxies bo admitted, and that those delegates present from tho several counties be aitithorlzod to cast tho full vote of .their respective counties. W. 1 Buck, J. W. Kklfkh, t Secretary, Chairman. " a m Who has done the most toward tho ibreaking of trustH 1 The Republicans. Tho cat and tho porcupine have ono tralt in common with man. Doth, wlion angered, "got their backs up". A paniplot just Issued by tho depart, .niout of Commerco and Labur shows that tho wages of tho laborers of tbo country hnvo Increased more than tho jrlco of commodities. When tho groat coal strlko was on a .year ago tho domocrats declared that tho Hmall duty on authraclto coal was .'to blamo for It all and now it Is tho duty on llvo slock which is to blamo tor tho packing house strlko. It Is announced that a member of a -well known mnil order house of Cliiea--30 will build a JIWO.000 home. The itomo moi chant refused to advertise, Unit tho iuhII order merehnnt spent .rthousands of dollais thus. That's whj ' Nebraska Is Republican. 'I havo road several published statements," said n member of tho Republican State Central committee yostorday," and havo lionul It oftoti Httld that tho legislature will ! close this year and the republicans may fall to havo 11 major! y. I havo been look lug Into tho matter and havo gathered together some llguro that ought to settle it As a conseiuenco I predict that tho republicans will have over MX) members of t'10 next legMatuio. "There 1 rj l!UI members or tho legis lature. In the last, legislature there woto 105 iepubllcans and 28 fuslonlsts, a republican majority of 77. Seventy six of tho lepubllcau members had majorities of over i!iH) votes. Only 8 of the 'J8 fusion members had majori ties of over 'Ml Of tho '!! republicans elected by less than 200 majority each, tbo itverauo majority was 111. while '20 fuslonlsts were elected by an average majoiity of 00 each. "The republican majorities of til '2H that woto elected by less than '200 votes were as follow s: !t, 10, II, Tt'.), "?, 0:i, 70, S I, IH), !'.,., 107, 100, 110,110. 1'20, 1'27, 111, ll'2, in, 111,110, ino, 171, 180, 181, 108, 108. On the other hand, the majorities of tho '20 ftisionists elected by less than 2i votes tiro us follows 2, 0, 1 1, 1 1, 15, '20, '2.., ','0, :r, 1 1, r.;i, Vi, 01 , 7:i,0:i,li0, 111, l.'ll.llO mid 183. "A glance at tho llgtues reveals some peculiar facts. Tho republicans had 85 members elected by majorities of over 100 votes, while tho fuslonlsts elected only 1'2 members by over 100 majority. It shows also that there are a good many more close districts in tho Fusion toluinn than theio are in the Republican column and they me very nnioh closer t'ltin the so-called close Republican districts "It bin been frequently stated that a few votes proporlv distributed would change tho complexion of tho Legisla ture. The facts are, as tho llgures show, that if every ono of tho '20 dis tricts that tliu Republicans carried by ess than "200 majority, were added to the ','8 Ftisionists, It would give them 57 votes tunl leave tho republicans 70, a major! y of 10. Ou the other hand it Is also a fact that a change of lo-.s than '2,000 votes in tho Suite properly distributed would wlpo out ever) Fusion member of tho Legislature Of tho sixteerr fusion districts which olected their members of tho Legisla turo by majorities of loss that 100 each, marry will undoubtedly go Re publican this year. Tho records show tint if all tho districts which tho Fuslonlsts carried ut the last election, either for tho Legislature, or for Con gressman, or on Supromo Judge Inst year, were to go Fusionist at tho rroxt election, and Douglas County should go solidly for fusion, the Republican would still havo u good working majority of tho Legislature. It will bo so rr that nothing but 11 landslide can prevent tho rrext Leglslaturo being R publican, and nothing indicates that Judge Parker will cause such a result in as staunch a Roosevolt stato as Nebraska" State Journal. TWENTY YEARS AGO The democrat o proposition to "ro--vise tho tarlir" reminds us of a simlliar -ono made irr 180'2 and which was tic ooptod. Tho lecollectlon of which Is .'jiot pleasant. Every Kurnpcan nation that is itch ihrg for an opportunity to htowbent ;Soulh American icpublies ami fotto excuses for acquiring foothold on tin "Continent agrees with the Demociatie leaders tint Pioshlont Roosevelt a' d -his "aggiessivo foreign pcliej" aie unsafe. Something should be done to stop 'tho breaking of buries on the stneti beforo some ono is badly hurt. This city h s an ordinance puihibiting fast drivinu " ' l''l"t "" ''"' s"'""t nt'd the Items of News Found in The Chief of Twenty Years Ago This Week 3 i BEST 15 c MEAL IN THE CITY Ice Cream and Cool Drinks HKLE'S RESTAURANT Old Postotttcm Building, Rev. Todd and wife havo gone to Iowa. Teachers institute will close Friday August 5. Thoro was a picnic of young folks at the mill, Thursday. Tho Gardner House will hereafter run a ftoe bus to the depot. There was a surprise party on Will Etnigh, last Tuesday night, F. A. Durrlo and wife havo roturned from their trip to Wisconsin. Cyrone Cotnuiaudery, K ights Tem plar havo now about twenty uniform!-. Tho liaptist church of this city havo wisely engaged tho Rev. Urown lis resident pastor. C. A. Stocking the well known car penter of this city has gone to Corning, Now Yot k, for a visit. Mr. W. H. Cook has opened a lunch room In Roby's old stand and has fitted thing up in good shape. I. A. Morse, Win Morso and families of Clint, it, Illino s, arrived, Wodnos day, by prairlo schooner. David Zoiwekh of Valparaiso, hid lann, a relative of countv treasurer Uusohow, Is in tho city and will tako tho position of doputy county tronsur- ,er. . Ou Aug., Hid, nt tho rosldonco of tho brldos parents, ou O k Crook, in Web stor county Levi II. Magnor was mar- ' rled to Miss Mary L Taylor; Rev. J. G. Mar in tied tho connubial knot. order to mako a tolopnone exchango a success horo he sajs It will be neccoss ary to havo toll linos to Rlverton Inavale, Outdo Rock, Ultto Hill, Wells and Hasting. (And uow there tiro tolopbones all over the county.) Ed On last Saturday a Chief reporter in company with Dr.Mosenn vlsitod W. II. Delano , tho prairie hermit, as lie is called. On arriving they found his den almost surrounded by suntlowers and n scene such as words aro iuode quato to describe. Tho nly eatables visible w 010 a few potatoes and some hit! ripo watermelons and on the-o or n simlliar diet he has existed for mouths. lie is a religious crank and has a very bad 0110 of aourvy but ro fues to receive mod leal attendance He believes himself to bo alllicted for original slu ns Jon was only Job had! bolls and he has wo ins Tho county ' authorities are about to put him in a place who o he will bo taken emu of. At a regular meeting of tho I.O O. F. last Tuesday night the following ofllco ers were Installed for tho ensuing term: IWV.C.T. O. II. Maryatt W.C T. W.Teagardoti W V. T. Laura McBtido Chaplin, Rev. C B. Lenfost W. S. Rett Brewer W. A. 8. Miss Monson W. F. S Ch uley Dow W. S. Mrs. G. W. Dow W. M. Mrs. I'll ton W. D. M. Rossi- Walker W. I.S. Jessie Wart en W. O. G. Will Seeley The lodge meeting has been changed to Tuesday night and tho place of meeting to the Congregational chtrch. At a meeting of tho deinoctatio cen tral committee, heldat the courthouse, August 0 the following weio elected as an executive committee: A. S .Marsh, Red Cloti'l; Nelson tone, Guide Rock; Frank Bushovv, Mine Hill; Allan Ayers, Inavale; Francis Btoueltte, Wheatland; O. C. Case, Red Cloud; F C.Crawford, Bat in. Tho delegates to tho stato conven tion weie; R. S. L'rotidllt, Guide Rock; A. S. Marsh, Red Cloud; Al an Ayers, Inavale; C. Keiihn, Line and Barney Kiihn, l'otsdam Congressional delegates: Gto. Van Woort, Guide Rock; Allied McCall, Walnut Creek; Win II Hooftnan, Well; Clarence Wilson, Inavale; R. B. Thompson, Stillwater; Adam Walker. OakCieek; Delegates to tho Judicial Conven tion: T. J. Ward, Cowles; John Boesch, Elm Creek; I Jr. John Elliott, Red Cloud. Delegates to tho Senatorial convou tion: Jas. Ornsborger, Guide Rock; A H. Spracher, Stillwater; Joseph La port, Whoatlaud; J. L, Minor aud J. V. Walters, Red Cloud. Lino: Mary McKinuoy closed school last Friday, in district number 0, with a picnic . . .O. Wickwire got his baud hurt iu tho fan, 011 the threshing machine Cowles: On Monday, Miss Clara Mullock had her arm brokott by a fallr Dr Schonck reduced tho fracture.... Thoro will bo a Sunday school picnic iu Waller's grovo, Wednesday. South Side: Undo P. tor Marsden has his largo barn cotnpletoil, Sylvester Day aud Mr Sutton did tho carpenter work .... Rov. G W. Hummel preached at 11 o'clock aud Rev. Lenfost iu tho afternoon ut tho basket meeting, last Sunday. Garfield J. II. Hull is building a mammoth barn . . . . Jeff Beauchamp say ho is building a barn but it has 11 stove pipe through tho roof .... Warren Kent is building a house on his farm . . Mr Fisk has tho cheese factory running at Hickspostolllco....W. S. P. Fox is able to get ottt again aud wo hoar that Mlso Ratio Fox is quite sick. Inavale: The McCiary boys havo gone oast to spend the winter . .Mr Hiiltiliuo mid family havo gone to Republic county, Kansas .. Mr. Bean of Ohio, is vl iting hero.. Teero was a dance at A. C Saufords Tuesday evenrng .. Hugh Stevenson has re turned from tho east.... Judge (Jnslin was looking after political matters hero Sunday eve. Keep Cool, Don't Get Hot. Buy your cool clothes here and you will be cool and have "MONEY to BURN," next winter. Men's and Boy's Suits at 20 per Discount., Lots of Good Dress Shirts at Small Prices. Straw Hats for Dresswear 10c to 75c. PAUL STOREY, The Clothier. To the Public Having purchased Chas. Wadell s meat market, wo extend to you a hearty iu vitatiou vilt us and become better acquainted and also, when looking for good llrst class moat, wo ask you to give us a trial. Wo aro satislled we can wo can please you. Yours for business, FEIS & SEARS B. P. MIZER, D. J. MYERS, A. B. SELLARS, President, Vice President, Sec. and Treas. TTrT,riiTiT'T'VT'riiTii'pi'ni''ri'PTiiTTi'i'TiTi!i'Ti'r'iiTTTitT.ri'TT- 6- -f- It it -s-f-t-s-e-e-s-s-s-s-e-f-t-f- c-s-c-s-f- r fr f- s- IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, OR EX CHANGE YOUR FARM, BUSINESS or CITY PROPERTY ! or Make a Loan most of his spare lituo aud a huge share of hh income on birds and hip lleas. Only last August ho offered a reward of 5000 for a pet feet specimen of the ilea which makes life intoioUing for tho arctic fox. So far as known, however, that particular Ilea is still at largo. Notice. The very best matorinl for9ide-walks is Colorado Red Sindstone. Reduced prices for 90 days. Overing Bros. &JCo Protection our Proper Permanent " Policy is the title of the lerent sroecli of CongiesHinan McCleiiry, of Minnesota, which has just been published by the American Piotectivo Taint! League One copy free to every applicant. Send postal card n quest for free copy of document No. 83. Addnsi W. F. Wakoman, Secretaiy, 830 Broadway, Now York, N. V. $5000 For a Flea. That enterprising nobleman, Baron Alfred do Hothschl'd, for some time has possessed, at his country plnco in Buckinghamshire, a lit o department of his owu whoso tquipmont has excited th envy of hN weslthy neighbors. It U no wiiinlfrtliMt the bntpti bought tin l'si he 'oti'd, for besid,sth'' psbo in w tlch bo live, I o Iihs to protect tni greatest piivato inivtto natural history 'olli'i'iinii in tie world, which is th micclid hobbv f hW only son, W.ilter Help Yourself. A few years ago tho city council passed an ordinance assessing the in surance companies, who wished to transact business in Red Cloud, So per annum. The money so collected was (aid to tho tiro department and has been used by them in improving and purchasing new material for lighting liro. Last year the department pur chistd 500 feet of new hose, costing 270. Tula exponso has here-to-for had to come out of tho general fund of tho oily. Below wo give a list of tho in surance companies which have paid their assesstnedt for tho year ending Miy 1, l!)0." and recommend that when taking out insurance you tako it in some ono of these companies as by so doing you ate helping him who helps you. State of Nohr. In. C., North British Mercantile, Traders Kite Ins. Co. R. B. Fulton, Agt. St. Paul r Ire Ins. Co. J S. White, Niagara Firo Ins. Co. Philadelphia Underwriters, 1) II Ivaley, ' Springfield Fire Ins Co. Ch s. Kaloy, " British American Co. Pnoonix Asso. Co. Tiie Gonnati Ins. Co. O. O. Tool, " Union Firo ins. Co. J. Stanser, " Aetna Fire Ins. Co. 0. F. Cathei, ' Columbia Firo Ins. Co. Win. Auld, " Central Mutual Fire ins. Co. A. T. Walker, " Farmors & Merchants Ins, Co. K U. Overman, " Nobr. Underwriters, J. It. Mercer, " North American Ins. Royal Ins. Co. American Ins. Co. 1. It. Fort, " D0NT FAIL 10 SEE IS. We will make you a Low Rate Optional Loan, interest collectable at your home bank. Money furnished as soon as the Title is Perfect. We also write insurance. i a 9 9 -1 9 - - 4 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 THE HED GLOUD I4VEST(DEHT GO. The Hustlers t vi vi Oi u oai it fc viti vi ii riiviii,vtu.aaaii.aiii.a(U.vi(U.iiiii,uitalaiaiii,vkvi,aaiivii 0i5 The DIFFERENT STORE. This is a different store name some of them. for many reasons. I'll Maunngor Drako of tho Nebraska' Although ihr hardly is an animal Telephoned). wr,a In tho oity Friday ' above or bellow tho ninth which Wnb looklug over tho Held iu regard to tor Rothschild has no specimen, tho locatlug a telephone exobuugo. I, member of parliament conceutrattn 1UIKUMATI3M CUUEU IN A DAY. My'tlu Cure for Ittienmttlain ul Neuralgia raillcittlr cure In I in -ldui(. Iu aciloa upon the Bjfiiem U renmrlJie hikI ntyhterluiH, It remuvni at oitL'O tbd UAUau itnl tlie tlleuo Ini mediately (HiHiif". Tlio first duo Krcmljr banetltH. 7S ceniH mv 11,00. Sold b; II, K. Or.ue, UtuKim. Itwl fluml. n m I novor soil regular goods below cost. I do not claim each week that prices are lower than tho previous weok, I do not murk pi ices up and then make a grnud stand play of marking them down I soil Good Shoos at Reasonablo Prices. I havo had moro than If, years exporiouco in Working with Shoo loather aud Selling Shoos. I do not buy iu a hit or miss way, but tho shoes aro mado to my ordor and my past exporiouco with loathor enables mo to select Shoos for you so you rocolvo a nice Fit, Stylo, Comfort aud Sorvico. I havo just received a large stock of Ladles, Gouts and Chlldrous tine stylish and sorviconble Shoos sultnblo for Summer, Fall nud Winter wear. Como aud soo them. I repair all my shoes free of charge, If they rip or solos como of. I also have a shoo repair ing hospital. HENRY DIE DE RICH BOOTS and SHOES. RBO CLOUD - - NEBRASKA & ' .jVfc