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TJEAJ-C CHIEF.
Cloud Chief.
The
Red
rrt t'
rC-BLISHKD EVKEY TnTUSDAY AT
1E9 CLOTS, 2TC3SASZA.
-BY-
M. 1, THOMAS
"Eternal Vigilance . M" "vVe o' Libert ' and Si 50 a year is the price of ihc lied Cloud Chief
4i tt
3tA3T3C
RED CLOUD, WKBSTERCQ. NKBRAKA. TliyKSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1SS1.
NO. -'5- .
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Mimi ea.-toi: oith-kat
I THE
B.&M.R.R.
Thi- Itoad together with the C. B- A Ci winch
i call!
-THE-
Burlington Route ! ;
I fMiii-'he ron'trimil,trl:n-b,twf-nNelralca i
I'atj'enreo' tkn c ti linn cm the ,
Ao. Hivir at I'lalwaiouta
over the
Plattsmoutli Steel Bridge,
hich hat lately hern completed
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Through i;y i'oarliPH
AND
Firirman ltrpingrari
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HiirainstU'f'r,,:i rliic.igo
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V Lcrcrlotrcrni trtionf aieti ndrtti union dej n
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forn Iik Jnra tht uimu ocnJentK
whuh n tni i't! 1 1 train
rnnitnc lhr uuliltouithe innuii-
twxi. und Mriicri-arr thus
tUIP Ot II .iks C !''' J C'lll-
rurtj I " wtifii tliey
tuk-tho b- a 31
mule tst.
Through Tickets
AT
y L)YIr HATES t
5li fore e ill llic Matf. ft well - mil and rrlial If
ti.tuiumlh.M mjusnd. ciiii b lud uun afi'luai
ti n to U. A iJ. K. It Atentf at any of tbf
I riu'-ipul i-iiilioijp. or to
l(if Ctntr-nicVct Acent. '
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CHICAGO
Lumber Yard
Yard Miuth of H:uiij.Km t Ial.-tou
fclio. on AI:im stretit.
Keep eonj-iactb- on hand an ajortment ot
l.oiaber, I.ntri, ftliltiirlrM. I)oor W In
tlotra. I.lmr Ilnlr Oiurnt. 1'lMMlcr
ItnllUlitc Iii-r clc.
PLATT & FREKS
Proiirietors.
HoScomb Bros.,
Dtalon In
!JI-BSK?a8
m
1
fea
r
eg
cf nil kiaJj.
They fell CHEAP for CAS IT. and If the
m have net what you waut. leave your
order and they will fill it.
CALL ON THEM
Dne door north ofQarccrV. auJ ilr. IIOLCO.MD 1
vill wait ou yo. prltf
RED CLOUD. NELt.
DAPIMAN
-fWagon Company,
-jusmcn-KEHS of-
Farm&UfannMC
Buggies & Phaetons. ;
m j
We do not Want Agents!
WE OFFER OUlt
Standard Trade VeMcles,
TO THE TRADE.-1-
Work that hn an established repnta -
ui'" hi. -,iVu.
1-.! mikI th:it tan be h:iiullLd with sut-
m r ',; lu,rl, t hnvt.r -m.l jHnr-
.-.dl.k4J'.t - - ,.- -- ,
Send for designs and prices to
BOBINSOX WAGOX CO.
fyf Cbicinnati, Ohio,
M'fiXJXS ItMECTOlir.
! Case 8c McNexy,
! attokm."!- am) ror-.---n.oii? AT law.
Will rrectire in all the Court of thi Ut and
, Northern Kuoea rllreun a well af Imjra-
Mrru'm- On V-'jter fitrc.t. one door north J
cf Uarlicr store.
i;i i f i.'i n. XKn.
. S. GILHAM,
a'u-vky ANI lfi:i',u AT "w-
(Jiv one wtor north oj Attiry isros.
lILU lA)t iA
NEBRASKA.
W r" RT71TTV
ttokseyasd coi?klouati.aw.
J
il
AfMO MCAt CBT4TE IOCZT
I Red Cloud. Keb.
' r'l-I'rotrrit Attentinn Ivrn to Collretlottf.
,OrrirK wjtb C. II. I'Ormi. at Bei Cloud
iJruMore. . .
EDW1N C. H.AWLEY.
.A
TTOItNEY AM) COtrNbELOIl AT LAW.
Ofiirr oror Farliy'b Drug Store.
i EZD CLOUD,
irftf.
James Laird,
ATJOHNIY AND C0r.NSEI.OR AT LAW.
IITIX(;. - Xl.ltllAsKA.
Mill jrrtcticcir. ull tbr 'ourt of tlifhtate.
I'roiunt attention iriun to all barinefj- entru'trd
to ti C4.re. lu'y1"'
II . ICt.t.v.
r U. Ki.ky.
Ked CUud. Neb.
J. h. Kai.).
Klouuiinston.
Nebroikft.
KALEY BROS.,
A TTOItNKYs AT I UV A REAL ETATE
AC5KNTS.
W il p'aefirp i-. all tin "iirt in Ntliraka
t.il f.ittitru K.irM: t"llrr:in iriut!jr t
tciidtd to ai:u cirrct-firidrnrf xilicitr-l.
ilD CLCUD. l.ecr3.
AIo. Accnt- for II. A M. It. H. Iind'.
I. W. TWLLKYS,
JHOM(EOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
V. S. lYiiMon Snrgeon.
! fti-OtFiCK Qvx Kalf.v Pro, law office.
I BED CLOUT. 1ISB3ASSA
1 I I.RF.UT A. II All, n. D.
Physician Surgeon,
RED n.ot I). NEt:
A'Htan! iircf-on I. .f- M. It It. 15- C. Offi
t,ur Join -o.. A lnM-"'itrj coil More. ,"?
deiice rr 1. rkitj A. .Mitchell !tiin lHua
j. n. .nosEifA. hi. v.
- 1 l.KCTIf-
Phvsiciaii and Surgeon,
llaD cLorn. si:i.
Will i nr Hpr.-il attaniin to Obntetric" and
tiprr-un of women- Alo fcnernl and Merial
iMircer. Ilifej fpttfithr I.je and Ear banco
I niodrr.ito oilun orr hnTr I'ruc tnre.
i Kcfidetioe 4lh houfe r.Tth t-f rhool h.nHe.
! i)-y
i"JAJ. iH. I'ALIiEXUER.
iPHYbiCIAN AND SURGEON,
(.iiL'iiwruu- 'ihkil.)
' rromi't attendance u all call in the practice
ol nimiKitiLM or urriry.
OU I.I-. - XEMKASKA.
J. W. MOKANVII.I.E. C F. MORVNVII.LE.
OIWLK.1. NFB. AniV. XrB.
i!OK AN VILI.K IUIOS..
HcmcEcpatliic Physicians.
OW!.r A MROY, SERA?KA.
! Ml iirnrpionit call will recche our rromtj
Hiidcxrelul .tOentlolt. J0l!!oj8
Dr. H. A. Baird!
'RESIDENT DENTIST.
I Ri:i) CLOUD,
NEBRASKA.
W. IT. RICHARDSON,
-DEALER IN
i LIVE STOCK.
IUIIU-LOID. NKBIlASiKA.
'iir'ie.t nnrVrt trice i.j-.I ti.r hoc and cittlo.
.1. 1. Smith 5. C. Swith M.B.THum-sov.
Pre. First Nat. Cah. First Lute Tiller First
IJuiik. Reatrice Mat. lank NhU txnk ueat-
JSeb. Keatrice Neb. rioNeb.
70 if
) rorsft Thompson,
BANKERS.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Will make collection? hi any part of the
Tniteii ?tatc-Sell exchange upon the princi
pal eastern oitie Loan niouej upou improred
farm? Rfceiedepo iissulject to stht drafts
Allow illteret ut en time deroMts. and trans
act a, general Hanking bu-incsN.
ItrPKKKsrcs: Omalu National Rank. A.
S. PaJdock.r. a Senator: First National Rank
New York. C.ini'irtJtre Yalley National Rank,
Cabri Jje New York.
EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
! RED CLOUD, XEU.
The choice't of Freh meat. Sanre
, fowl and rerythinp in the line that the mul
Let nfiords. aiwavn nn hand.
Shop two doors south of Shtrer'lrngton
J "
HENRY COOK,
PROPRIETOR BID CLOUD
DRUG STORE,
Xod Scaler In
Drugs,
' Medicines
Paints,
OILS g VARNISHES
i .,, . . T. . . . ,,
Alleoat im my Line kepi co&tt&aUy o
i
t hand: aadto which I iarite the Ueati ol ,
tkc pBblic
rX
tXrfTl
HENRY COOK.
THE CHIEF.
&mgr
M i THOMA
EDITOR
THURSDAY. JAN lT, IPl.
TEE V. S. SXSAT02SZI?.
After n lien! cI content in the Iri-'la-ture,
it wai finally lit'ovrrel tlmt
Gen. Van Wyck of Otoe enmity wn
the fortunntc if-.e-or of the lengthy
pole, and con-equently knocked the
Senatorial jieriinmon. While we are
free to admit that the (ieneral wa.- not
our fir-t ehoice wo have no fault to
find with Iih election. UU jm-t hi
lory prove- him to have been, all hi
life, a -talwart repiihlicnn and a man
of more than ordinary ability. He
formerly re-ided in York Mate, and
way twiee elected a member of con-j;re-
from hi-district. He hs- ni
detl for a number of year- in Nebraska
and ha- been elected Mteee-ively to
the -tate lei-l.iture from hi- county
(Otoe.) not nith-taiidiii"j the fact that
that county i- and ahvin-. has been
lamely deninenitie, a fact which eon-eluih-
.-turn- that he i a man of
reeopiietl :ili!tt' and i held in high
etcem by his neighbor- and the peo
ple generally of hi- own county, with
out regard lo political faith.
(Jen. Van Wyck i- not the tool of
any railroad or other corporation, and
ma be -afely cotintcd on to work for
the best interi:.-ts of the whole peo
ple. A a matter of cour-e, we, of the
west, would much rather have secured
the election of a we-tern man who-e
interest- would have been more clear-
l nlciitmcd with our own. hut a.- we
fMilod in tlii- tin. fill!.'!- on lii.Imir of
I.uieil in tm-me LIUKI. on neiiau oi
it- readers accepts the situation with
out a murmur of di-appioval, and is
firm in the belief that the va-t lei-da-tie
experience of the new 1". S. Sena
tor, coupled with hi" known ability
and honesty of purpo-e, will render
hi- lepre-entation of Xebra-ka in the
hall- of Congrcs- one of universal ben
efit to this gi cut commonwealth and
in ju-tiee and fairne to the people of
the entire State.
0U3 T7SEI1IGT0!7 LST7S2.
WvsIIINCTOX D, C. )
January '20, I8SI. j
Mr. Editor:
C'ongre,-- could not tlo a better thin;
for the convenience of the genera!
public than to provide for an is.-ue of
fractional noles for mailing puipe-.
l tiiiii-ner- ot piper-, journal-, sinking
book-. 1c on leave-', and dea'erbl
iu all kinds of inexpen-ive merchan-di-e
are greatlv inconveuiynced and
embarr.i ed in busine- becaue remit
tances in silver in sum of les than a
dollar cunnot be safely made.
It i apparent that the DeLe-scps
canal scheme has a powerful backing
and the alleqation that three millions
of dollars ha been raised to control
public opinion has a foundation stron
ger.than a rumor. It may be that this
potent element will act as a sedative
to the out spoken opposition that for a
time wsis arrayed against any surren
der of the principles of the Monroe
doctrine. The logic of National pro
tection and the inspiration of patriot
ism should impel our Government to
declare most emphaticly that no Euro
pean power shaH get a foothold on this
Western .Hemisphere. Congress can
not safely fail to re-asscrt this Ameri
can idea which has been endorsed by
leading statesmen of all parties for the
last half century. An emphatic, re-affirmation
by Congress, of this old doc
trine, will let the wind out of DeLes-sep.-'
balloon.
The thirteenth annual hegira of the
strong minded women to this Mecca is
near at hand. Barring some of the
unfortunate leaders who have traveled
life's journey alone with no one to
love, these gatherings do not suffer by
comparison in point of talent, ability
or decorum with conventions of the
masculine persuasion. It cannot be
doubted that these earnest woman
have done a good work in the uplifting
of womanhood, and they are now the
advanced guard in the great reforms
of the day. Men may oppose their
theories and licrate female suffrage
but despite 11 opposition manifest
destiny is hastening its coming.
Good men see ho hope of dethroning
the power of intemperance except by
vvoman's prayers, her voice her vote.
For the soke of the young men of
America may God speed is advent
Near ten thousand bills have been in
troduced in Congress, printed and put
on the Calendar. Two-thirds of them
were never expected to pass, and were
only introduced by Members to make
them solid with their constituents.
The junk men and butter dealers will
make a speck out of these bills by
their purchases for waste paper, and
Uncle Sam pays tle fiddler.
The Democrats
nteinthe House resist
rfobyU.e RepaWia -
everv effort made
to bring up the communication of the
rostmaster-uenenu reattngt lie iranu -
ulent e of Uiefranfetng privilege
- ioCt -i.; " V, -w,t
...j. Vl.V, .lOV .VV.V..1. Ut nUU.b
maUer by a strict party vote has been
referred to a Deaocratic comiaiHet;
."
liounl r.r ilif ttiiMo Tliv' mi-lit !me
t . r.. I....... ...! -It !. .1 rw.f-
lilt; .MlliUt llt sum iu Mir urimx i-
ic dcviltrv carried on during the late
election commiHctl lo Uo aiue cum-
inhtec for iitirm! and hate tli .m-
ccj- nil at the -jiiiip tino.
Tlic idea of lntictitjr Vcnnor to
Wa-hiiiston i- vxcull.-nu Ever hi e
the death of n en. Meyer hs ha 1k-oii j
jiivnisr u- dtr-.- of Ksqitinmux frisidity
...i 'r .. . . ... ..!.. r....... ......m.I. ....
aui ii we art- 10 i.ikc iuiuil- iuuuuiinn
r .... I. ..--.. ....r.. .,. t....-.w !. ....l.t..
ill nt?iiil;i itc iii iui .vi iii.niuj
ami more attenuated temperature.
Alexandra nine mile- away ha Iwim
vi-ited for days by merry skater- 1oyy
and pirN. men and maidens. Neer
before in half a centun has the ice, on
the Potomac U'en o thick and gla.
sey.
Thin Arctic weather ha not preven
ted the u-uul rweption- and levees.
Jt i- plainly evident that a greater
number of elite and fjL-hionable -tran-gcp
are in the city for the winter than
ever before. The fiit Pre-idential
reception altlioti-'h iwitl in a -now
ytorm
wa- a decided -tieee-i in point
iber-andin the character and
..r .,...
H IlltlllllVl illl.t II. L 1 t.ltl,V. ....i.
etlc of dre- Mrs. Have- i- the
10
-iiine nwbt -.Mi-il.!.' l:ulv tm nil t-iit-
...
s-ion- and making exerv one wheW.er
. . . . . . . .
hitju or low leel at ea-e m ner pre
ence. She preside- over the dome-tic
ailair in the White Hott-e like a
queen, ju-.-he is, of whom Americans
may be juetl proud.
The platw for the new Library build-
ing are being perfected and there i- no
doubt but an appropriation of $1,W0.-
inu ...:n i... .. ....!.. r, ... t,n ...... ..... ........
pproj
ile fo:
W) will be made for the commence -
mentofthe structure.
The Commit-
tee upon construction will adopt the
! , , ,-,
best features of the mo-t noted libra-
rii-s in the world. When completed
thi- will be the lare-t and mo-t per
fect -public librarv of anv ancient or
modern time-.
The United State- Agricultural So
eietv wa organized bv a National
CHIVCnilon. WHICH IllCl oil me Hill III ,
.....'
I ......... . i i ......
June. 1S5I, at the Sinithonion Intsitu-j
tion, in thi- city. That convention
wa- eompo-e1 of l,:j ileleg.ttts, repre-. i- only requisite or de-inble under the
.renting twentv -three States and tbe'a'tual pre-eription of an unending'
proinineut State agricultural societies.
i rc-ioeni riiimore .--enaior j'ougiti.-. i..wi iiu i uiv jiieeui n hih- io-;ier I(. . hHiljp.nierA. rvu
Secretary Daniel Wolnter. and the eminent pln-ician-, who-e reputation i K.ety-nmth Hie wm.-.' KeiLh. Dn
venenible (J. W. P. Curti-. the adopt-. is world-wide, dNallow both u-e- of dv h-e HuchcH-k U-xi V. ilh.w and
i r r.i -ii . e c t i : i: ,. .. .. .t,w ;f....i .. utioignieil temtorv "Het IwtweyH
ed .on of of the illu-tnous farmer of .alcoholic liquor- a- u-ele it not jer- ., ., ,. , . , r,ri-.
Mount Vernon were present.
The Society held it.- lir.-t
annual
meeting in this city in the wintei of
IS5-J. Up to ISfil, when the war for-J
ced the opiety to Pii-pend active op -
erations, these annual meetiugb con-iTlie
stituted the central "Hoard of ( emphasized, that the people of Kan
Agriculture' Gentlemen from the as have, in the mo-t -oleum manner.
different States and accredited
inites from :iricultural organization-'
' a.-sembled each year to di-cu-s topics
calculated to advance the cause of nc-1
ricultural improvement. Lecture-
were delivered by practical and .icien-
title farmery, reports were submitted
bv committee- appointed to examine
new inventions and theorie-. and
.1. ...... ...... .. ...... im.! !.l.t...l..i.fA rC
IIIC1C IS i JIIVliO lllll'.LIIHIIi; Ul
opinions.
When the operation'" of the society
were suspended by the war it publish -
ed a Quarterly .lounial of Agriculture,
and had iu this city a secretary's of-
fice and reading rooom, where the
members of the society and others in -
terested in agricultural improvement
could meet at a common home, and
find a collection of objects in which
they had a common interest. This
society has just been formally re-or-gntmed,
officers were elected and the
que-tion of consolidation with the
American Agricultural A ociation
way referred to the president and sec
retary, with full power to take such
action as they might deem proper.
The organization of such a society
with headquarters at the Capital will
lo suli-ervient of the greatest good to
these vast interests of our country.
Piiaks.
BY O. S. MUKSELI,.
Published by reiaet of the W. C.T. U.J
It seems to have been reserved for
Kansas, in the order of Pnrvidence, to
take the initiative in a navr departure
in the temperance reform, by stamping
the whole liquor lutsiness with the in
delible stigma of moral outlawry.
Heretofore constitutional law lias leen
based upon the fundamental assump
tion of the sacredness of the rights of I
property, and the dogma that every
man had prima facie the ritzht to m.ke,
use, hay or sell any article that he
pleased. Tiie pc iple of Kansas have.
however, reversed all the precedents j
in this respect, in re ird to distilled '
and fermented liquors, by brandini the
manufacture and sae, andr Jortinni,
the use of spirituous liquors as illegiti
mate, illegal, and destructive to the
best interests of community. It is
true the constitutional amendment in
question recognizes that such liquors
may le used properly for medicinal,
mechanical and scientific purposes but j
it will ! found, if the new departure w
followed out to its own proper, logical j
. .. . . . . T
consequences, in accord with the ad-,
I rnittetl tendencies of modern scientific!
irrch ttat excepUan. will
! .. I
lrom year to year be snnt tn u everj
Towing nmus, ana mine couipara-
dtv-.uveiy near xinure pmcncatiy uaap-
racT.mifintfiactiM-inthe act-
r- -O ,
nal problem. J-or example, me
j ebsenring tbiaker -will scarcely need
v.
?- f pru !
iiiHu limion. fir.. f-.wii...rnI fVwn ar-r I
.-. "' . w ,... v.. . .. -. ...-- . , j
now prurtieaUy htntttd u tir e (
rtiti fnn f ire alccohj.. td tn:
the roiJtirtkn and !. f U othrr
funn- of feriurulud and dui-l H-
qn tk:hl t-tsn n( ii ad u.
Iwarw or d-twri mnv KMitH form of J
-.-ieitic or m himtciU -r itttt f
U.r jiriKiuctiuii of urttHM liquors
1 t. .r.. f.k.Jt. UiKiribl ,.v 1.. ,&.b.l..t i
v-t.. t,-..... .......--. -., - r..-.r..v..
' i,F t.tir.i i1.)l.JuJ iknukUaUi'tU. ." all
j "..v .w.rw., ...... ......... . "
tne evti oi lite irauic nouai at cnrv
di-apiKar. Smipbon- or other 'not
tt-in- tbeartK-le the uritvr cannot ei -
plain why 1 dilutl alcohol, pure ami
-inittle. i- not a nti-frtKy tipple.
The medical ue of alockui -hw.
....
at it!i -i-ut, in involve a more com-
plicated problem: ixit thi- i more aj-'
parent than real In the otitt th
whole u-e of ab-oholie liquor- (tnrUi-
,. f ,, l . r
ilina feriiieiittHl liquor-j a- Jot'' for
drur in the form of bittur?. etc . mny
nt once, without the 'li"ht-t detii-l
ment to medical science and intHlhal'
j progre- be di-.cardetl. The truth i- it..
would ! hard to Jind a rcpnuldwi
i medical practioner f any -ehool
i main
who
! Would not concede
that tht
cHintn
'r
! i.i i... .1 :. ....
. c me Ki....v, v.. ..- -i.r .
I I 1. 1. I....; : I .!.....
the
t neiiuu o me enure mm i-uum- .n-.i-v
of all kind- "bitter- whatever. Of
i.irr Inm.Ir.'i! Iinttl. nfttiuiiv -.ltl it
. .v.. ........ . -. - .... . .--- .-.. - .... ,-
i- safe to miv that
niucn-jwjie rue
-
either hanuful. or at
l.est. u-ele-.
while the httndretlth eon hi have Ufii
Sifel ami prolitabh replnccl by nu--
icine- into which alwiiol iwod not e-
tot- Tin. inoili. .ii! n.i nfliiiiiiir. inv
; ter
The medical ue of liquor- limy, !
in fact .be practtcaliv reduced to two
j fotm-. i- . I. The u-e of alcohol a- a
i . .1 ..
Solvent in the preparation of tiutttre-,
etc., and -j. i tie u-e oi wine ami ! r-j
mented liquors a- .-timulauH in ccr-i
tain-taee-ofdi-ea-e. etc. If tbi- amd-
ii l.o riin"iii7iHl ii- viti iirovi tiiittt IV
rluuueal and Alien till
v ' .iieo.
correct, two conclusion- emerge, u
Kir-t. the one form doe- not lepuire
..i... ..i.. ..r ..I....1.. I . ..ii .. .. : ......!..
lllf sill" m niniimi ui an. n- h i' ium'i;
.......
a matter lor tin-dniggit- m lit" own
' proper place of Im-iuc-r-. and the other
phy-ician. and here the l:nt m-t-t b(
.-.-.... i.... i. i .: i
; men
ion-. Hut However tne exetquiomu
u-e-of liquor-under the Kan-ni eon-
Miuuioiial amendment may be regard
ed. they are cimparatively unimpor- .
' tant factors in the aerial problem..
real fact remain-, and -nould U
dele-'known to national law. stigmatized the
manufaclure, .-ale and u-e of fpiritu-
ou- liquor.- a- illegitimate, illegal and,'1 Fridr. I mir mr- wiw dttehd
! '
le.-tructive to the bi-t and luchust in-
teresL- of the commonwealth. It is an
old maxim "th.it revolntiou- n-wr ci
backward," and the frien Is of the H
ouor traSlk who to-day hu ' the fond
' delusio'i to their lm-nni- that tin-
'Lr.ii...u .r.. .t......f-tf .?-. It ill
i J.ll.-.- lli- urjnuniiv, .. j,-
barckwanl, may si- we'l abandon their
;o i
i . .1 Y .-...!
J futile hope. It is only the legitimate j
. fruit of the -ad experience of a thou- i
' sand years.
and Kan-a-, the late-t
born of the popular empire-, will not
turn her back to all the glowing hopes
of her proud future, to wallow iu the
mire of alcohol.
NEBRASKA LEGISLA
TURE. Tin: Sknate.
The official li-t of -enators in the leg-i-lature
of Xebra-ka i- a follows.
1-t District It. A. Wherry, W. W.
Turk.
2d District William D.dlv.
ad Ji-trict C. H. Van Wyck, II.
P. I'adv.
4th fistrict-0. K. TcfL
,5th District G. W. Doane, Jno.
0. Howe.
fith District J. C. Mover.
7th
Sth
9th
loth
Ilth
12th
Lrth
14th
Kith
lfith
17th
Irice.
JSth
lJth
20th
21st
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District S. H. Tayler.
District J. F. Burnc.
Di-trict John Zuhnnig.
District I-acc Power.
District H. K. Smith.
District J. W. Perkins.
Di-trict W. H. Morse
District M. K. Turner.
District A. J. Evan-.
District E. C. White.
District C. II. Gere, C. W.
District- J. L Ervin.
Di-trict E. . Harrington.
District H. M. Work-.
District-Titos. GRAH.UT.
District Martin Dame?.
District J- B. Dincmorc.
District C. H. Co-tii.
District Sidney Rak.
Iistrict Henn Snyder.
24th
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1
HOOK OF KETKESKXTATTVES.
First District Kichanl-on. P. a.
fe chU;' 'c rpp -'
Second Pawnee, J L. Linn, A. II.
Jackson, rep.
mini uage, tiyan riucy, n. ti.
Silver rep.
Fourth Johnson, J. S. Dew, A- A.
Carman rep.
Fjr.v, 'Veinih'i Clmrch Ilotre T J
fittri -unana. vnurcn iiowe i.
h. Schick M. Ii. Jtaymcn rep.
Sixth Otoe, XeL-e Overton F. T.
Ransom J. O- Moore J. 3L iarry.
ret
seventh Lanctster. .N. C. Ab
- hedon Jf. T. McClun II. B
Seventh Lancaster, y. C. Abbott C.
Gra-
llil.Il IKT...
Fi.rhth Saunders. II. II. Shedd
Beniamin Jolmson J. TL Scott ren-
unth Cos?, K. B. 'Windham ias-
Bg H. D-K" iff. , .
lllhm-k ut&J. i ? -JtM9T -w- w- w
Seventh DoorI, w- J- Broach
h. Uoira J. II- Kyner jr. m. mui-
tan xi. at. xiruew. o. ?suu
TepW.A, Porto-.i J. A, Mcbhaxe
dem.
Twelfth Dodge, Wm. FrieI J. B,
GuitKnxep.
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J B IJiv tvp
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Thtr.-llr- Iic!rt! J. C iils
dent.
' Ttiirty-fewwl Hthm, ' Go.
l!el reifc
C.
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.. .. .
r. rreivneK rep.
nMrtr-kMirtn 'Alerrti-S
C. Hwt-
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imny nun i k, jowh ii. .mvb!' f
-m,
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rep.
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Pierce, (.'. 1 ltml rcf.
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Putnw rej
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and tiiiM-'-.iui:il tMrrtitr it.
j:roWn r,Jj
, ,riv-ith D.mou ami ProittM'r,
A S. I)ilinui rup.
I ortv-sveiiJi--Krinkliii niid Ktni-
f'i,itv-Ilijhth Funtat- IlMi
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Fifiv-fciHiod Piliin
lirtv-tir-t I'lntte Cfx him!
re and Ctuv W
D. (.Jrav rep.
A SnitH !'. ure-k entt-iil bv a iirnkew
rail oeeitrnil on the Hmk I-Uml rm
)....
' "u old indy hnrioM to dfttth. atnl
''evernl other- were -verify injunxl.
'Hie e:ir in whiib ihi unlortittinte Wly
wn- ruhie; w er.lin !, cotKttmeil
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W.ILER IX
TqTj CCO ClllT'E
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COHEECnOSTEHT.
CANNED PKUITS.
n:ESH rnuiTS.
CH ACKEI1S, CI I EES B
OUANGES. LEMONS,
avp a rria. mm' or rwY
Aijfj a rna-r tt-v-s
Ice Creaxn Parlor, )
Wherr vii. ! :iivv.tys j
get a ik-L di-li of Ice CreJiu during
the Sc.i-on. j
A -hare of tne pub ic patronage w
lc-K'ftfuny solii irttl 1-ir-t dxir
south of Mitchell t Morhan.
P.F.D ClXit P, - - XKRKA5CA.
rnAOE iparkv. Great TRADE MASS
:li:a 2c-
A nnfjU-
wcetire 'rJi
ntcI Wk
ne. 5r-erw4-
tnrrbea. Iai-
Irrj. airf a"
i)rat Ilia.
Fa TAKUtr,wt ofl UT TI22.
absrr. ifs of BicirtT. tshcMl. t..iuj'5.
ai- m the taei. di"noe of rtx-a. I.cmIk
ulJ r-anl taanythcr Jitjic tat Itn-i ila
ntr r Ocaicrl'"" aoj irenJto-csr4
rtsroeal-tr" in ar fjifii-hlrt. . e
lr irr t rl free bj toai! f errty n-. - b
sic-i5-"i Hiriirise ?-M iv all --. l
rr i.jrVrt r mx j trVaze Uti' -t V
km Irct by mail n rt-.-t t.MLc n.,' wr -nt-ixttxai
THfci-P-' Xtu C t-'-O.
X 2itrhai.w.-."IrV. I ?-. Vwh.
M9'U by i rami, s-nrrjliy, I. K. ha
Oauka. Aevi K&,hMle azesu S-Jy
f. ,'nl ..
U beoji-J. KesJ-t frrjctntly rntu la
t lu-3'lp car lijfc r CouiFto3.
Br.ia'j Rr.itrhial rr-t srr crr3a t. e-m
teti-rin 'ncs3 Rniirbirn. Ctra Ca:rrn.
... rM be r rrmiiri br
byicia. b1 ai-r rrreeiit&cti.
tl"Jr are Rl Br, or '"' fcat iiir fc-
trt, wiJcwien.Mrt rra &r atiriy o
ottr- sectrarKm. tbry bare sitiHe tll-
! rank j."tfrtbr f . TO!,
ri ,trny-ea tb w.. lit.
entj fiie t eai IfX rrcwbrt.
Jfore than one half the diso- of
the hnman vstem are caused by from J
e hnman rstem are caused by from
the upc of impure Breadstuff; and a
Saleratn and Sotla are the e5-fital
SSESSTSSSrySLl
v. -- .-w-.. .-... - , --
Taylor's Gold Medal i the only ppr-j
icctiy ticaiinr article m ttf rexen np-
sSt.. .
mm. "km.
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"- w "PFr.u.oU
convinced what we say Ktme. ever
use any other if you can pruenre tok
article. Go to yemr grocr and zet a
jper. IteyA, J 12 Liborty StrJ,
ITeTo-York
Go TO W,
r
Staple Faiccv Groceries,
TO AOD G3'BA3?vS
Choice Nuts. Fruits 6c Confections.
2rKrvh Knm d VcsuU ."i-l
How Can I save Money
Fail n Winter (ioodj of
MARSH !
WW hi b ,oc iu wiiai
thev arc worth in Cash.
1 sell them at a Miiall profit.
I make no book account.
1 have hut one price,
Clear cah buvers iict the
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OCIUIIL. lit, -r jlt , , . , j Um
"lp Town t f "f l(ttf? i.i
A, S. MARSH,
FOULKS
H
.-lastinirs.
MIMF r
ACME STEEL
tub
Wire that will make a Visible Fence
Pig Tight, Bull Strong Horse HlgM
Factory near
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AQrrw&J for am
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F. H CORE
FINE CARRIAGES
CrTIir'OR.M
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B. ROBY'S
i - '
nn UHD NUt
& STINE,
rilfnslci!i-
Kl H- . II!!
Barb Fence Wire,
oyi.v
JQnZ $
B. & M. Depot. at
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Tr i ' "v V i$ I
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f IfSTl, tf fflU zc.
Jeweler- Red Cloud.
AND ROAD WAGONS
or
EXCELLSNCS.
n. t-.. . ,.
jHisiwi umcKnmrn to.
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