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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Official Paper of Redwillow County
Have Reason to be Proud
Thoro aro figures at hand to prove
that Nebraskans have much to bo proud
of in the states prosperity as attested
by the item of exports for instance
In 1901 Nebraskas exports totaled
20811057693 or an increase of 31261
3G993 over the shipments of 1901 a
growth of 11420456 63 annually in the
states exports By way of compari
son Iii1903 the total exports of
Japan were only 144751000 Mexicos
exports in 1901 only totaled 79003412
Swedens in 1900 were 104869313
Spains in 1900 115818900 or 92000
000 less than Nebraskas in 1904 Our
exports equaled three fifths that of all
the Russias big and little and were
eleven times those of Greece in 1900
And marvelous to state our exports in
1904 were equal to one seventh of the
total value of the merchandise exports
of the United States in 1904
The principal items are Packing
house products 6045379594 cattle
43010593 hogs J154345350 com
2296601859 wheat1574176960
Nebraskas total productions in 1904
wore 501582190 63 and her shipments
out of the state show that we export 40
per cent of our products And still
there are 120000000 on deposit in the
banks of the state or a per capital de
posit of 11616 for the entire state
Which shows conclusively that Ne
braska is going some
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Looghran Pastor
Congregational Morning service
at 11 a m Sermon subject The
Holiness of God Sunday school at
10 a m Evening preaching at 8 p m
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m
George B Hawkks Pastor
Christian Sunday school at 10 a m
Preaching at 11 a m subject Pro
crastination Y P S C E at 715
p m Preaching at 815 p m subject
Temptation All are welcome
Li F Sanford Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 a m and evening
prayer and sermon at 8 The third Sun
day in the month Holy Communion at
730 a m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
Baptist The usual services next
Sunday In the morning the pastor
will preach on the theme The Increas
ing Light and the Decreasing Light
in the evening Watchers at the Cross
At 3 p ill the pastor will speak at
Pickens school house
A B Carson Pastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10
Sermon 11 and S Class at 12 Junior
League at 3 Elpworth League at 7
Miss Gertrude Storer leader The
last Sunday before the annual confer
ence Everybody invited Good mu
sic M B Carman Pastor
Good advice to women If you want
a beautiful complexion clear skin bright
eyes red lips good health take Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea There is
nothinglike it 35 cents Tea or Tablets
L W McConnells
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
Alvin Brown Beulah Brown and John M
Evans non resident defendants will take notice
that on the 2fcth day of August 1905 Edward B
Cowles plaiutifFflled his petition in the district
court of Red Willow county Nebraska the ob
ject and prayer cf which are to foreclose a tax
purchasers lien upon the north half of the
northwest quarter of section 14in town 1 north
range 30 west of the 6th principal meridian for
the taxes for the j ears 1901 1902 and 1903 that
there was due to plaintiff at the time of filing
said petition the sum of 1580 for the payment
of which sum together with costs accruing in
terest and attorneys fee plaintiff prays a de
cree of foreclosure and a sale of said premises
You are required to answer said petition on or
before the 9th day of October 1905
Edwaed B Cowles Plaintiff
Notice
For the best
of all kinds of Build
ing Materials
Steam and Domestic
Coals see
W C Wart
Phone No i
Try Carney Egg
JAMES J HILL
railroad man Mr
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In the Limelight
Of Publicity
Sculptor Swells Quarrel With J P Mor
gan M Carey Thomas Henry James
Wit Governor Haalys Work
Miss Van Alens Dog Caddie
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RANK EDWIN
ELWELLwho
-was recently
suspended from his
duties as curator of
sculpture at the Met
ropolitan museum
because of a differ
ence of opinion be
tween him and J
Pier pout Morgan
frank edwin el- the foremost patron
well of the institution is
one of the best known of American
sculptors His artistic genius has beeu
recognized in the bestowal upon him
of important commissions and by the
award of medals and other tokens of
honor Among those conversant Avith
matters of art Mr Ehvell has long been
known as an independent thinker who
cannot brook the imposition of authority
that might in any way fetter the spon
taneous development of the various
branches of art in this country It is
supposed by his friends that his fight
ing spirit was aroused by real or fan
cied dictation of the multimillionaire
and art connoisseur In the affairs of
the museum and thus an acrimouious
discussion arose in connection with the
placing of a statue of ancient origin
which recently arrived from Europe
This led to a request for Mr Elwells
resignation and the curator replied
that he would not tender it until the
request was preferred through the prop
er channels The acting director of the
museum aware that Mr Morgans
blood was up in the matter decided to
cut red tape with the result that some
slight force was used in the ejectment
of Mr Ehvell from the temple of art
He has not said the last word how
ever and is expected to bring his case
before the full museum board of di
rectors
Mr Ehvell was born in Concord
Mass in ISoS and studied sculpture
in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux Arts
under Falguiere He was the first
American sculptor to model a statue
in America that was erected In En
rope One of his most popular works
is Dickens and Little Nell in Fair
mount park Philadelphia The monu
ment at Edam Holland entitled
Death of Strength and the statue in
Paris called Awakening of Egypt
are his works
In the current discussion about the
college bred woman and the marriage
question Miss M Carey Thomas pres
ident of Bryu Mawr college takes the
position that a woman who possesses a
diploma stands just as good a chance
of a happy marriage as a man who
wins a sheepskin from a higher insti
tution of learning College says
Miss Thomas has nothing whatever
to do with it ex
cept perhaps to
give college Avomen
the intelligence to
select their hus
bands a trifle more
sensibly
Miss Thomas
was the first wo
man elected a trus
tee of Cornell uni
versity and is one
of the few Amer
ican women who
hold a degree from
a German university
Ipr
MISS M CAKEY
THOMAS
Zurich gave her
a doctorate of philosophy in 1883 She
was chosen president of Bryn Mawr
in 1S95
In a talk at a luncheon recently Dr
Thomas related an incident showing
the whimsicalities of children
A friend of mine she said once
shOAved me a letter that her little son
had Avritten her from Andover The
letter ran like this
Dear Mother I am well and I hope
you are well Will you please send me 2
I know the last did not last longr but It
Is all spent now and I need 2 badly I
hope you are well I am well Please do
not forget 2
Then there was this postscript
I was so ashamed to ask for money
so soon after the last you sent that I sent
after the postman to get this letter back
but It Avas too late he had gone
It is only a short time since James
J Hill as president of the Great
Northern railroad Avent up against the
authority of the national government
In connection with the formation of
the Northern Securities company Now
the interstate commerce commission
makes the assertion that he and his
railroad have violated the antirebate
provisions of the interstate commerce
law Whether in pushing with charac
teristic energy his
various enterprises
Mr Hill has at any
time overstepped
the bounds of the
laA or not it i
generally conceded
that he is a man of
remarkable genius
in his chosen field
Though he has been
such a success as a
Hill began business
life in the steamboat system of trans
portation He Avas not long in desert
ing it for railroading The road which
he has since made so AVidely known
was at that time considered the slow
est in the country Mr Hill listened
good naturedly to the fun that Avas
naturally poked at his road and work
ed the harder to improve it
Meeting Mr Hill one day in the
street in St Paul Diamond Joe
siLr aJut Jjri
nolds of upper Mississippi river steam
bout fame said
Jim Ill match one of my steam
boats against one of your trains in a
fair race for 500 a side
Well I dont know hesitated Mr
Hill Some of your boats are pretty
fast
Come Ill race you up stream urged
Reynolds
Oh thunder returned Mr Hill in
a disgusted tone If youre going td
stick to the river then you might as
well drop the notion of a race I
thought you meant youd bring your
boat out on the prairie alongside the
track and give me some show
Henry James who is noAV in Amer
ica lhed in England so long that when
he recently returned to NeAV York he
asked for an old fashioned three cent
stamp as he did in days long gone by
when every letter bore one of that de
nomination Mr James is a true cos
mopolite He Avas born in New York
in 1843 was educated in the United
States France and
HENRY JAMES
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MISS MAY VAN ALEN
Switzerland and
from 1869 to 1905
made his home in
England His nov
els Daisy Miller
The Bostonians
and The Portrait
of a Lady attract
ed much attention
years ago and he
has written forty
books since 1875
one of the latest
being The Am
bassadors According to the New
York Times Mr James was recently
discussing American writers Avith a
literary acquaintance when he took oc
casion to bestOAV warm praise upon the
wrk of a certain American author of
the younger school
But interposed his friend the
man you are admiring is by the way
one of your severest critics
Perhaps mused the distinguished
novelist perhaps we are both mis
taken
A highly respected negro lawyer of
Cleveland once asked Thomas Dixon
the author his solution of the negro
question
Colonization Dixon replied
But what about good negroes like
Bishop Turner and myself
Youve got to go and keep the others
good was the rejoinder
In the hunt for grafters which has
been pursued so strenuously of late
one of the foremost in the chase is
Governor J Frank Hanly of Indiana
Governor Hanly is not only hot on the
trail of race track gamblers and sim
ilar offenders but he Is warring
against the cigarette He has deter
mined to break up
the practice so far
as Indiana is con
cerned of accept
ance of railroad
passes by public
officials He is also
trying to establish
a temperance stand
ard in the public
service by refusing
appointment to of
fice to persons
known to use intox
icating beverages
GOVERNOR HANLY
In asking for the resignation of the
police commissioner of Michigan City
recently Governor Hanly said
Under the present administration
there are no privileges Disregard of
official obligation will insure removal
in every instance as soon as I learn of
such disregard and as quickly as elec
tricity can carry the order No execu
tive officer has any right to do any
thinking as to the propriety or wisdom
of existing laws The general assem
bly of the state has already done that
for him The people of no city in the
state of Indiana haAe the right to say
that the laws of the state duly and
solemnly enacted by the representa
tives of the whole people of the state
shall be suspended or violated
Governor Hanly was born in a log
cabin in Illinois in 1863 and in travel
ing up the hill of life he has encoun
tered a good many obstacles Energy
and ambition haA e overcome them all
Scarcely more than twenty years ago
he was a ditch digger but even
then he had a local reputation as an
orator He has served in the Indiana
legislature and in congress
Canine caddies are the latest in the
game of golf They have been intro
duced at NeAvport by Miss May Van
Alen daughter of J J Van Alen min
ister to Italy under Grover Cleveland
Banishing the small boy Avho formerly
carried her golf sticks she has installed
a Scotch collie
as caddie When
dressed for the
game the dog
wears a light
leather harness
corresponding iu
color to his mis
tress costume
To the straps
across his back
are attached a
bag large enough
to contain six oi
eight clubs and
from his neck is
suspended a pouch for the balls It is
only natural a Scotch dog should be
filled Avith the spirit of the game The
collie folloAvs at Miss Van Alens heels
ready to provide putter driver or cleek
as needed He has also been trained
to retrieve At times he shoAvs an in
telligence Avhich is a reproach to his
predecessor and Miss Van Alen avers
he is a fine companion His sense of
duty Is of the keenest So is his loyal
ty for it is gravely declared that he
waves his tail in pride whenever his
owner makes a good stroke
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September 2oth to October 8th to at
tend the electric parades
and Street Fair alsoSchmoller Muel
lers great removal piano sale Over
fifty used and new upright pianos will
be placed on sale at 6100 S7200
8800 810500 812200 13500 to 190
Nearly all the standard makes in this
lot Over sixty used organs and
square pianos reduced to 81000 812 00
S1600 2000 to 3500 none higher
All guaranteed as represented or money
refunded
New Steinway Sons Stegor Emer
son McPhail Hardman Mueller and
eighteen other famous makes of the
latest improved pianos known to science
will be sold at astonishing cut prices
saving the buyer 7500 to 15000 and
on the higher priced instruments over
20000
All prices in plain figures cut out this
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waukee Toronto Indianapolis Balti
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THE
SOWERS
By Henry
Seton
Merriman
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Flaked wheat food for breakfast
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McCook Market Quotations
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Corn W
Wheat 61
Onts 23
Rye
Barley 20
Hogs 4 73
Eggs 15
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Rheumatism gout backache and
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cc The Sowers is above
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Delmont S D Dec 17 1902
T useel l K for hog cholera and it was all
right It cured my ho I had three sick
and they all got well and done fine I one
used it for chicken lie- aud mites and it K all
you chum for it It is the only Medicine for hog
cholera I think Gotlieb Jebke
Harrtncton Xcb Dec 11 ion-
lam usniR Liquid Koal and am well pleaded
with it I am sure I aved my boss with it last
year and am Koinff to keep it in stock all th
time as it is the best thing I ever Imd hi
on
place for everything it is intended fir i
good for chicken cholera lice on stock hiic
of all kinds it will destroy all kinds lnsects
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