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;The Red Cloud Chief
A.C. HOSMER,
- Proprietor
FRIDAY. OJL -2 ISSt
Hou. J. "Wesley Tuckor will ad
drM tho republicans of "Webster
oouny at Rod Oloud, on Thursday,
October 30.
Proposed AmcmlmciitK to the Contltut!ou.
"For proposed Amendment to the
Constitution relating to Lt'jjislntive De-
4)Hrtinent. .
ffi0gs&!ff ''Against proposed Amendment to
5mBtbe Constitution relating to LeCislative
iW 's Department.
"For proposed Amendment to .Sec
tion one (1) of Artu-Io five (ft) of the
Con-ti union, entitled, 'Executive De
partment.' "
'Against proposed Amondment to
Section one (l)of Article five (5) of
the Couftitution, entitled, 'Executive
Department.' ,?
The nhoye Amendments are to be
voted on at the coming election. Print
on operate tickets, and vote in super
ate ballot box from that used for SUitc
and National ticket.
SCOTT
Mrs. Mary Arnison and her two
children, Irom California, arc witing
friendri and relatives here.
Mamie Lohfi', of Kranklin, 2seb., is
among us
Mr. and Mrs, J. Kinker, after ?j)end
ing manj pleasant weeks in our neigh
borhood, have returned to Oieir home
in Virginia. They have made many
IriemU here.
S. W. Corner was kind enough to say
that site .vould not "steal the thunder"
from us, nn-1 in remembrance we will
pteal no thunder corccrning tlie wed
ding. Bcta.
, C AH FIELD
Died, one of the twin infants of Mr.
and Mrs J F Smith, on Monday morn
ing, Oct. 20, and was intered in the
Wagoner cemetery Monday afternoon
Rev. Lenfest officiating.
Walter Penny haloid big farm on
Hull Crook, and i-sued bills for the
Kale of his stock on November G.
Jno. P. the Hicks postmaster is dig
ging another hole in the ground. We
do not know what lie intends to do
with it.
Broom corn growers have about 'flu
shed baling and arc now anxiously
waitintr for the buyers. Several have
commenced picking their mammoth
crops of corn. Susan Jane.
WHEATLAND.
The sturdy march of improvements
arc still going on in this corner of the
county. Mr. Doyle is building a sub
btantial new frame house.
Mr Putts has been raising a barn on
the school bection.
A new school house is to be built in
district No. 20.
Dr. L N Wells will poon erect a new
residence at La Portville.
P C Burt has also been adding to his
building improves cuts.
Mi's. Scott has been confined to her
bed for some time. Mrs. Wanful has
also been on the sick list.
The Sunday school lias continued
without interruption, notwithstanding
the loss of the school house.
"Politics exceedingly quiet for the
season, v Al.
CATHEUTON
If you wish to see a living curiosity
call and look at the one winged turkey
on exhibition at our post office. Or. if
you wish to inhale Nebraska invigor
ative wind, at locomotive ypc-e-d, notify
John McCallum and he will give you a
drive in a new spring wagon just pur
chased at Elkhart, Ind.
One hundred and eighty ponies pass
ed here Saturday, enroute tor Kansas.
J P Brainard was on the sick list
last week.
John and Peler Kline have returned
from Custer county. They say Web
ster is the p fl''o.
Mr. Biggins' two brothers from II
linois'are here.
Mrs. J. L Frame has returned from
Iowa, where she has been visiting for
visiting for over a month. She things.
Nebraska the chosen place.
Miss Ida Britten is contemplating an
extensive visit among relatives and
friends in Beatrice.
Robert McCallum can be seen rid
ing his new sulky plow.
W. B. Householder takes the lead in
amount of com raised with one team.
He is a thorough farmer.
We have two auctioneers, one judge
of civil government, one carpenter,
and a girl baby. Cupidity.
COWLES.
The past few days brings to mind
the fact thatrwiner will soon be here.
The new drug store is almost com
pleted. It is a neat and substantial
building and will soon be filled.
Ho ye! who want to buy lots. They
arc going oft like hot cakes before J a
hungry boy. Dr. McKeeby has pur
chased two business lots.
Mr. Lord, of Illinois, bought two busi
ness lots and will engage in the im
plement trade sooiu
Tho new firm of Foe t Hodeon are
Belling lota of stoves and other hard
ware. Peak fc Latta arc doing a good busi
ness m hardware, etc.
Edtjrilford is also having a
trade in dry goods and groceries.
T. J. Ward has sold his office
good
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scales here to N. Crawford, who
continue the coal trade.
James v ru i uuiik mt:
rug store. He is a good painter and
so & gooa piasiurer aim unuviayer.
Mr. Buzick has put up scales and is
having an office built near the elevat
or. He has come to stay ana is pay
ing the highest market price for grain.
J H Brown, our genial hotel man, is
building additions to his house, made
uecessarv by an increasing patronage.
Another young carpenter in town.
-He is stopping with Ah Horton, and
weighs eleven pounds.
Mrs. Scbenck has gone to Harlan
countv to visit relatives.
A sister ofJJr. C W. Fuller from
orthernMwaif voting byre.'
Mr. ianeuMrfce " "- -IfliS!?
Sewcomb of Fairfield, of-the
ChrUtian denomination, is to ;iwhci
Eriaft Saturday-, ud fcwida;
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ELM CREEK.
Ugh! Winter comes at last.
Mr. Crawford la very ill with con
sumption. KeJatives of Mr. Williamson hive
arrived from the eut in search of land
Parties dwiring good and cheAp
laud will do well by vi-iniitf our couniv
't homos Chambers x. building an ad
dition to bi houae, which gives it a
much better Appearance.
Hm ("hauihcrj haft plastured -and i"
now finishing the inside, work in hi
hou.se. He now has a czy re-idencr
The hum of JMirofPs thrr.her i
till ht ani in our inid.-t. regardless of
heat or cold. Mr. PcOroiT U a nw
comer i" our midst, but wimt we have
seen of him convince u hat he is a
man of energetic principle.
Mont Arnold and John Torrel bave
gone to Rawlins county, Knn. whr
they tool: .some cfain s. Tne lmy. will
build a grift mill doon, to supply the
want of that countv. The Ix-.-t wishec
of their many fncndxao with them.
A few day ago weheaid a vetv in
terefting conversation between two of
Elm Creek's o!de-t farmew. One W;in
heard to utter a ftw phrais wliicli we
think it apj ropriate to pen: "Sir, do
you know wb our farmers have not
been more prosperous for the past fv
yars tfian they have been ? It was not
iiP".,'i-'i! they iiid not get enough rain;
no: bf cause tne ?pring hav !een too
Me, or early frost?; nor was it because
they did not labor hard enough. In
short it was no fault, of the erop what
ever, but when they saw they were
bbHed tti'Ji a bountiful crop they pur
cintsed machinery they had iu need of
The most of them have awakened to
their great fault, but still there ar
some .who will buy almost, anything,
oven an orgun for the childien to play
with." Eovmi.
GUIDE IIOCK
Last week's isue of the The Chiei
has failed thus far to materialize.
Sunday's dust storm was perhaps the
most extensile affiiir'of the kino ever
experienbed in this part of the state.
The skating rink opei:ed Saturday
evening, ami the number of canes,
bandages, arnica, etc. called into re
quisition is simply astounding.
About a year ago tln-re came into
our village a man who bore tho plain
name, of K. B. Jones. He was accom
panied by bis wife and two small
children. .Mr. Jones was a quiet, un
assuming man, wa rather poorly fixed,
but had every appearance of being :t
man well hfoughi up. By occupation
Mr. Jones was a carpenter, hut his
health being at lime? poor he finally
sat up his bench in Monroe's black
smith shop, and did little jobs of repair
ing wagons, etc. Mr. Jones lived in a
dug-out a half mile north of town.
Nothing unusual occurcd to attract at
tention toward Mr. Jones until within
the past three weeks, when he made
known to a select number of our oit.-
zens that he l,ad received from tho
S. government a pension amounting
S5,.")0. -ir. Jones kept on at wor
his little shop, telling oi- friend-
said that he thought it mx?:?
so fortunate to tnus masi.iest in mo
esty. But he now made known to the
favored few that he had been a nujor
in the army, and in that way nu -muted
for the large sum received as pen
sion. Finally a few of tho friends tak
en into the major's confidence, began
to look around lor sonic sale invot
tnent for .Mr. Jones' money. It win no
long until one merchant was busily in
voicing his stock, Mr. Jones to I come
half owner. Another ljim was ready
to take him in as half owner in their
buMucsh, while several loan3 haul been
contacted in sums ranging from $1000
.to $2000. Stone of the more envious
cit'zens v. bo h: d caught on to the se
cret (?) could not believe it pos.-ible,
while the more open hearted ones ex
pressed their pleasure. Mr. Jones
meanwhile kept the even tenor of his
way, bought a new Miit. of clothes, a
nice watch and chain (all on "tick"')
borrowed a few dollars for present
use of course went to church, and
with all the uoliteius of a L'hesterlield
and at the same time the meekness of
a Moses, returned the oft rei)eatcd sal
utations of 'good morning. Major."
And thus things jiassed smoothly on
until the importunities of the various
business men to have the Major take
rank at once in the husiness circle of
our little city became-so urgent that the
Major sat ipart a day for going to the
county fceat to draw out the precious
diitt. One of (air best looking citizens
had been selected bv the maior for the
drive as well as for the honor of iden
tifying the Major at the bank. The
Major had arranged for an early din
ner, and to be at his little hop at I 1
M. sharp. At lhe identical 1 P. M. a
span of hih steppers was reined up in
front of the little shop, and the cheer
ful tones of the driver called, "All
ready, Major." !3ut alas for human
hopes. The Major was not there. Half)
past one. then the hour of two, and
etill the Major came not. It required
but a short drive to reach the Major's
humble domicile. The parties who
drove out to the Major's suburban
home found the poor wife and two
sick children all alone, execpt it were
the Major's old clothes as thev humr
upon the wall, a pile of potatoes on the '
earthen floor, a bed. stove and a couple
of rickety chairs. The ejentlemeu who
drove out, forgetful of the oft repeated
title of Major, asked simply for Mr.
Jones, hut tint worthy had just stepped
our for a little stroll'm the cornfield
east of the house and had not returned
And need it be added that the Majnr
had, like the Arab, folded his tent and
silently stolen away? IWring the pit-
lante condition ot Mrs Joes and htr
little ones there is something so ludi-.
cms connected with this an'air that on
people, many of them, can scareelv
i meet upon the streets without indulir-1
iu in a neanv iai:s;n. ii is uciievett
by many, nowever, that the Major had'
lost tne proper balance ot his mind.
All lament the fact that the -)ew
church building was not dedicated be
fore the.Major's departure for other
fields, for beyond a doubt the most lib
eral subscription would have neen
madebv Inn. Kocket.
School Report for the Cowles
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ofiiuui ior uie niomn cnair.ir uct. liin.
e-. v uo:e o. oi puiif enrolled, po.
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loliowiiitr are the names ot nuiiils m r
atteiuiiuice every day: Ada Brown.
Emma Brown, Fannie G.'od. Cora
Wells," Muitie V.Vib, Bom Waul. Artie
Ward, v llhe Wan!, Florence' TuIJer, j
Herman Gaimbin. Katie 5to:rrn. Blanch
France, Br-ryl France Bertha Hortin,
.EJia xiorton,-liable ilartmis.
Nellie M. Arnold, Teacher.
Wasted. By a professional mil'er
a : ipermanent situation. Address,
The Chief otnceBeu Cloud. Xeb.
The pride of Blue Hill can be .bought
of S: V.Ludlow. . 4tf.
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fItrirt irlsooi?
Most people ay, ye. All believe it.
yet di tier as to" what good ordwfa.
iuncherr differ nuicha-. the pntruns.
and io'whut oiwn ttaUer admits a
g'.MVl order, r.uothrir U o dbttfit d
with, that -he ovcrKirns the wfub
yfetem for something li "on.iJer-
Mtter. Stnt, atst iron dWip!iw
may not be d&z rofii un ksa thi i-.u-are
tbicatei Una by it limy deriv- t
gren.'est good. But tient;o'j to ?tv.U
and recitation, freedom fro aiUotng
thought, or acts, should le Uie niie in
f-very school room. . Sofr a ny A
servation gof, the eei schotk ure the
nest governctl. IIkx-c s3ru-s having
JiMwe di-icipline ru getieraliy jt'ity
schools of little nd vmiugc to the
scholar or tax-paver. Xlany comply to
if their jiptl are taught lo'obej in th
nclioul room. Go into the home r
such n pcr-on. Do not Ue chi.Me..
obey there? Some of them do. but the
rule i that those whn compuiin'tmt
about the steruncae of the teacher at
school, iiavc the poorest di.- ipStne t
home. If two or three are jhji propiei
!y cntrolIetl r.t home, how shall ti.
te.tcher caurol forty at school with
home infie.ence ;gain&t them? It i
difficult.biit must lie done if u ?ciio;
proves a sn.cre.-s. It nemls judgtnunt
on the part of the teacher then an in
telligent dicrinfinittitg sdi.'o! bonrd
to encourage and sustain the teacher
in her arduous po.-i'.rm. 'lle ltst ur
erited ?choo!s in Welster coumy ure,
some of them at lea-t, whre tne
teaciier h:is run the gauntlet of public
abuse and has come out Hrm in sup
port of tho right, and ?usfnmed by tin?
school lioard. Clirildren lore to work
at things in which they take an inter
est and if an occasional obstinate
el:o:ar is found among them th jjhhI
of the school must not be sacrificed to
conform to his or her ideas of elf.
Much trouble results in ea-es ot disci
pline, not from the act i-5lf but from
rilanderons tongues that have no espec
ial interest, only to put down another,
whom they can never expect to emu
late or excel. This spirit is a moit
prevalent, and demisable one in all
grades of society and it mnnife-t it-e:f
against the school teacher in fud force.
Sheridan said:
"l'cHi-viutCM,li rtwnsln? totiKae,
A laost v.cak -.Ki1ta !;
i:n; -till ' telle vu l hat :ity .TtK
Which otriu riot t itc tnif."
If this sentiment w-re followed uj,
and theean-est, thoughtful teacher ?.!.
taiued, and retained for more than one
term, we should see a marked change
in the advancement of our school-?.
C. W.i.
For Sau:. T offer lor ale 'hi
ing I now occunv :ts a Milliner.
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P.jce 2 oOO, situated K-t door north ot
First National JJank. Alio the huild
inp known as the Hrown s-tore, price
11250, 2nd door north of the Argus of
ficii. Mks. J. If. Fowler,
Red Cloud. Neb.
TEST YOUR BAKEJtf POWDER TO-DAY!
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THE TEDT:
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ntnovr- tit) iurbr niKl J-inelu .1 cl;vmli will not bfi .0-qun-oJ
to dvtct the jirecuco ct ammonia.
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FOR SALE BY CROCERS.
CHICAGO. - ST. LOUIS.
Land OHIce. Eloonjintfou. Neb., Oct. T IfSI.
VOTtti IS HKRKRV GIVEN TIIAT' THK
It's tatehtioa. t make linal itroof in upIort
ioiovtnp n;jnitu t:ujfr uas uiea hoii:c ui
ofhlsflnlm, aiultlut silil proof rill he made
lefo."c rjerk of court of V ecter coun.y, at Kta
Cloud. eb. on Satunlay. Deccirlor 15. lU viz:
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On homestead entry So. 5W0, for th? 5e , srcl.
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Kro-c Lis rontliinous iastle:c up
on ami cultivation or avl Ini xizz Smid Ind
;air, Tlajraxs Aadcrsoa. OltTKauseii. Sylve?t3rr
li. Brooks, ail of ittd rioud Neb,
S. W. swiTzsn, liejristcr.
I)isolut!oa Xotic?.
Tlie -Kirtnerslap hervlofore exitins bettreen
hrcl l)elafonn:e aud Jaeob cllers has tais ua
bt-cu dissolved bv nmiual coasettt.
Dated at Jted Cloud, Ccb, Oct. 8, 1?8L
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Miss L. E. Stalker,
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West Boom ovor ttaxys&Va Jewol
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THE C0HAGE HEARTH gSSBFVggSa3 THEC0TTAGE HEARTH t6 Will $5, $10 Or $20 ill COOdS,
Hej for Contributors,
Edward Everett Hale,
Lucy Larcon,
Celia Thaxter, p
Louise Chandler wculton, fz
tuoy monen uiaz,
Sucan Varner,
George MacDonald, LL.D.,
nose i erry Looke, r?
Frances L Hsce. t g
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ON APPLICATION TO TIIJS OI'PICK.
READ OUR OFFER:
Wc will send 'The Cottage Hearth," FREE OF CHARGE, for one
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A Finn Tymo of Parlor and VMtchnn
bo sold ax remarkably LOW PRICES.
Cload National Bank. Ooino and aoe
WALKER &
DEALERS IN
Pumps, Wind Mills, Well Tubing,
AndEverythinsinourlme. When wanting anything In tho vizv or
"Windmill line it will pay you to eoe us. Our Prices are tho
Lowest and Work Guaranteed.
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.OFFICE On" Third Avenue, Opposite SIiner3r03-,Storot Bed Cloud,
Nebraska. Dot ftkil to see us before buying.
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Old stend, just north of tfco PkI J
mo betoro ouying.
BRAKEFIELD,
Attention Teachers.
per-otts wbonay doirt to oer t&esl sa
tat Uiiru j?rti;rc3T in racj inuiiio. riBiiii-w'
to commetrK al a. m- Iw! a- lor ru
Coiinly Bitiia:n!ca: oJ patfilc&stnrtic.
F. M. HAMAZSB,
Stock Auctioneer
KKD CLOCD, EB.:
Will atteui! ?' tt &il limes aud
guarantee saasfadioa. Order- by
mail or telegraph i-ruuip:)y si:ndd
10. ToeiotSce box 73. ltf
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