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w!f GUSTAV BENEKE, of Douglas.
Evcnrtory of sttc.
11 E BONESTEEL, of Knox.
Attorney-General.
C S MONTGOMERY, of Douglas.
Commissioner of J'uhllc Ladil,
NELS. ALBERT, of Clay.
Bupcrintcittlent of l'ubiic Instruction
A N DEAN, of Franklin.
RCKClit,
V P SCFIO V1LLE, of Th.-iycr.
For It(ircstnUt!v,
T N RICHAKDSON, of Webster.
J V DEARY, or Franklin.
For .Sfiialor,
S L COOK, of Franklin.
I'or Coimnihsioiicr,
JAMES DUPHY.
Clffar-Smoklrnr.
During tbo process of purchasing
sonjo tobies and lijrhtine one nt a cigar
store, nearly opposite Municipal hall,
yesterday afternoon, the proprietor be
camo'communicntivc and imparted to
a Bhpatch reporter some facts concern
ing the quality of tho weed most
smoked in Pittsburg and what class of
men usually smoke the best cigars.
"There aro more tobies smoked in
Pittsburg." said he, "than in any city
of its size in tho United States. Smokers
hero smoko poorer ciirara, toq, than
thoso of any other city."
"Who aro tho best customers, or
rather who buy tho best cigars?"
"My best trade is transient; drum
mers and the like. Vory few people
lo Pittsburg born smoke anything bet
ter than a 2-for-5 cigar, although I
have some customers who purchase 5
and 10-ccntcrs, and a few, very few,
who go oven higher than that."
"Business men, such as well-to-do
manufacturers and tho like, aro your
best customers, next to tho traveling
publio aro they not?"
"No, sir. Most of those smoke to
bies and 2-for-5s exclusively. 'Neither
is it the mechanic, who earns from $18
to $80 a week. It is tho dudo c1itk,
on salaries mostly from $8 to $15 a
week. Many of these smoko 10-cent
cigars. How can they afford it? Well,
1 guess thoy don't smoke moro than
one or two a day."
Horo tho convesation was interrupted
by tho entrance of a young man, stylish
ly dressed, who purchased a Havana
for a dime. Following him came an
ordinary-looking, middle-aged gentle
nan; who bought a niekle's worth of
tobies.
"That young man clerks for $8 a
week, and tho older gentleman is worth
a few hundred thousand," said tho
dealer after they had departed.
"Anothor curious thing about most
men is that they smoko bettor cigars
on Sunday than on week days," ho
continued. "Now, I often sell ono
hundred 10-cent cigars on Sunday, and
probably not as man moro of tho samo
kind during tho balauco of tho woek.
Whon a young man drops his working
clothes ho also drops tobies and buys a
6 or 10 cent cigar. Then, again, 1 can
also toll when certain oung men aro
going to seo their girls, for on that
evening they always purchase a much
better cigar" than usual."
When asked how ho know Pittsburg
smokers wero not up to those of other
cities in regard to taste, tho dealer
said:
"Becauso I traveled for a wholcsalo
cigar firm for years. It is almost im-
ossiblo to got a toby in tho east, and
a the west nothing less than 5-cent
cigars aro sold."
A well-known revenue agent, now
coanccted with tho department in this
eity, but lato of Chicago, where millions
of cigarettes aro manufactured, was
spoken to on tho subject of cigarettes.
"1 used to bo a confirmed "eigaretto
smoker, but now you could not induce
me to touch ono of them,'.' ho said.
"Why, how's that?"
"Weil, it's because I went into a
large eigarotto manufacturing estab
lishment in Chicago on business ono
day, and what I saw thero sickened
mo on tho imitation smokers. . How are
they made, and of what? Of all that
Is vile and injurious and mean. Ciar
butts, picked up from the street; barks
of certain kinds and tobacco stems- and
refuse aro heaped together in ono filthy
pilo and then saturated with opium,
which gives the cigarette that soothing
effect desirable to all smokers. I teii
you, sir, if all cigarette smokers could
see, as I havo seen, how one of "tho
greatest firms in Chicago mauufacturo
cigarettes, tho trado in the samo would
soon fall off or cease entirely.' 'Ftlts
burg Dispatch.
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She Wai Artless and She Was Kind.
Ho was a marrieu man, blessed or,
tho opposite, as the reader may de'
terminc with an extremely jealous
wife. Ono evening not long since ho
seized a chance opportunity' to do es
cort to a charming miss of sweet six
teen, whose blue eyes and dark droop
ing lashes exercised a glamour over
every man who happened to como
within range of their charm. At last
her homo was reached, and as they
paused at tho gate the maiden turned
lier lovely orbs full npon him and said:
"I'm s"o gratelul for your kindness,
sir!"
"Don't mention it, I bejr of you.1' he
ejaculated, gallantly.
Very likely the unsophisticated maid
en misunderstood the motive of his re
mark, for she quickly answered, in a
reassuring tone:
"Un, l certainly won't sir, as Ion
J hxt if j'ou don't
wish me tor
Lowell Citizen.
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J&tee3c a book agent -went into
Dudlfjr., Fowle's furniture houso in
DotiotV nd Mr. Dudley was very busv.
JJifem," smiled the ajrent-witli
bw nd a greasy smile, "can I spa th
ptbpristpr briefly?" -Yes. sir. I n
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"i 'i WAW'-'J!' Pi f" -- I in ,
Somebody' Pride.
BY CLEMKNT SCOTT.
Piamo on Ills helmet, and word to the shoul
der, Sound ilift ndvancol N"ver call tho rctreatl
feVme ureas fair, not n mn can look boldor,
ItcJninjf bis cnarKi-r, to rido down the
Mrert.
Un with thexvlndoiTS, the rejr'mfnt piuBC".
(Jlorjrirlli cover the old couotbat'iroop;
Iajv hhfi hc eyes and tbo lips of ttie litii-
Somebody nods to tho PrJdo of the Troop.
DiilU on hlKhelmet, and Mrord tlntt Is broken;
S unci the recall to the FCiiftrriuir men;
Victory tvavcrfl, with death for Its token;
Hundreds return to us. V'hcro aro Hie ton?
Lono In n chamber a uinlden li nccpln?
I'yiHthnt have sparkled with sorrow can
droop,
DeHd on the hntt cfleld heme are !-epInjr
Homebody pray tor tho Pride of the uroop.
Lnurcl on helmet, nwnrd that le rusted.
Gather the women i-nd tnnrthnlthc men I
Honor I du to thciold!crB wo trusted;
Cheer tor the bundled but weep for the
tcnl
Out from the crowd i younj; mnldcn is lifted,
L fted on shoulders that ynl nntly t toop;
TciirH ate foi?oron. a"d sorrow has drittod,
Scmobody kifScs tho Prl:e of tho Troop.
Homo Ch:tnus.
nHBcmaangma
Millions in I'ctrolotim.
Thero are 20.000 producing oil well.i
in Pennsylvania, yielding nt present
C0.000 barrels of oil a day. It requires
5,000 miles of pipe line and l.UOO iron
tanks of an average capacity of 25,000
barrels each to transport and store tho
oil and surplus stocks. There are now
nearly 28.000,000 barrels of oil stored
in the regiou in tauks. This oil would
make a lake one mile square and ten
feet deep. The monoy actually in
vested in petroleum since 1SG0 is" esti
mated to bo more than 425,000,000,
of which $200,000,000 was capital from
New York City. Since 1880 more than
$12,000,000 have boon used in building
iron tanks, and nearly as much in pipe
lines, all by one corporation. Tne
tanks cost on an average ?,8,000 each.
A ilo.OuO barrel tank is ninety feet in
diameter and twenty-eight feet hiirh.
There is a lateral pressure of G.000
pounds on each square inch of a tank
of this sizo when lull of oil. There is
100 tons of iron used in constructing
one. Tho speculative transactions in
petroleum represent more than $400.
000,000 annually. Tne lowest prico
petroleum ever oroug:.t was ten cents
a barrel in 18G1. In 1859. when there
was only one well in existence, Colonel
Drako's Pioneer, at Titusvdie, tho
price was $24 a barrel. Besides tho
5,000 miles of pipe line in use in tho
oil regions there are in operation l.L'Ofj
miles of trunk pipe lines connecting
the regiou with C.evoland. Pittsburg,
Buffalo and New Yori;, and lines build
iug to Philadelphia and B iltimore. In
the lino between Oiean aud.RiW York
16.000 barrels of oil are transported
daily. These lines are all the property
of thu Standard oil comp.iuy, except
ono between Bradford ana Wild-uns-porL
The Standard employs luO.OOO
men. Tho product of ks relinenes
requires tho making of 25,000 oak bar
rels of forty gallons eacu, and 100.000
tin cans holding live gallons each.
The iirst Ameiiean petroleum exported
was in 1SG2. diaries L'lchart, of
Pittsburg, sent nearly G00,Oj0 gallous
to Europe in that year and sold' it lor
$2,000 less than the cost of transporta
tion. In 183J nearly 400,000,000 gal
lons wero exported, lor which $60,000,
QuO wero returned to this country.
US!
Wishing to make room for our Fall and winter
Uoods. weo'Ier the following prices on goods
named until further notice:
OZZiS.
Black Oil, per gal. - 20c
Colden Oil5good, - 35c
Machine, Castor, - 75c
Ext. Lard Oil, - 70c
Our entire stack or Drugs at astonishingly low
prices.
HARDWARE.
Nails at $3 7o per 100 pounds. '
Door Lock, good, 3 for $1 00
Door Hinges 21x2 with screws,
rents per pair.
Door Hinges 3x2 with screws, 10
Milk pans. G ot. nor doz. Si. in.
All other snelf goods m proportio:
Also.-carrv a full line of
GROCERIES?
mi
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Gent's Furu
ishing Goods, Notions etc, wLich we
oiler very low for cash.
PEAK&LATTA,
COWLES, - NEBV
k H iij. w . . "" -e.twlh-icccre
III KilftUIiOfc quires a knowledge of tb-
value of Bsvispapcrs. sud a corTeorv dreplnycd art
lo secure such mfcri-aticn. ln)IAI!d f
pniPfisv a ars sr Tsneaan
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and Children.
Caatsrfa can CoHc. Cosatipatlm
Sour Htoioich. Diarrhoea, KrucLrfUon.
KilL Worms, gircs fcJrj), and jtromoMa
Without injurious n-tn
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flsalEstateilgents
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Kave on our books
SeveRal Hundred Farms
For Sale. Improved and Unlmjiaoved. Town
Property, llusincss Houses. Kc-iddonces and
Town lots. .Send lor price list.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
pVVniTUE OF AX KXHCUTIO.V HIIMXT
c d to n:e. from the dMrirt court of Wcb-der
county. Xebra-k:i. on ;t Judgment renc'.rnd l
Frank It. Ciunp. :i Justice o. the I'eii'-e, hi ain't
lursiiil cHiiity. oiLtlieritliday of May U-V. a
rup.cn pt of wiili-h n:..s dniy lilfd lit the oflii-i
of the clerk of the dllrUt court In and for said
oMily and .ilale. in invor of .lames M. Moocun.
ta 1 'iiitift. and Wnliam 11. Del uieey. defendant.
I shall 'lf"r for sale af publie vendue at the east
doorof the eo;:rt'!iotiie. in I'-d t'lottd. iu alc'
ouuty. that bc'in,; the place where the last term
-aid court v,e lioidcn, on the :tAi day of Oe
iobcr. 11. at 2 o'clock p. in. of said day. I he fol-
Iowiim ib-M-ribed jiroperty. to-vlt: 'The eat
hall (s)cif the.vutln'tcpiarlert'i) of section
tweutv-tno (22). township two (21, rjnge twelve
1.) nest.
(iiven under mv hand (his 25th dav or Sep
teml-cr, 1H-1.
.Ick. V. V.'AaitK.N, Sheriir.
(J. It. Chu'iev.Attoraca
l.KCAIi NOTICK
j hk ori:i;s ok vi:r.sTKFt county
Xo'inislca, are hereby ucdSlled th.it at the
ecend c-1- 'tion to he he lu oi J he Ills d.iv of N-;-xc'iuher.
lol, l!;e loHoi ieciu-dinn wll he uo
nulted ly ,m ot tLv of (he lM:rd of county rmn
i.d.-nitfrs of Veh-tr eor.r.tv, adopted at it.
m . :ingOi:c!Mr'lh, 1HJ4:
"Sh::!I the comay eoajniNsionPr.1 of Wel.sSei
county. Xelira-ka. i-suet he bonds of sa d eoun
ly as Ntion :t may he after the-:th day of Xoen-h-r.
1-s:. in the s-uni of three thousand cl.illar
ill de:i inliint ons of live tuindnd duil.trs ac-o
d ited .hinuar;. 1st, 1M.: due .I;:n-:.r 1-1. -
vil i eot.iMHis for annual htSeiv.it .ttarl I tc
eae't if said honiis t eve.i iter en I. er an
on. js.ii;e on the l-l i.iy ol .la:::-.ri -'. . .
-a.u jeaV there.ier u'itil !'!.. :mi sell l.. ; ni
-" ' ;lii.t tne iiroe.eilsthcn'of iimv Ik :; d tt
N- ereet:o;i -f hi.ildti!;;s u.m'- ain! otiiurt.
j",v'iii ti'e jcr Farm of H.iid eotflity A..--
I" lineoj.k'is:l!01ietof -aid colilitj hJ I.
:.u ye: r K.'-:ii:U eaelt year thciralter :t las -'Uie-'i
ir mill on slie do'.lar v.ihial:i or as Inr't
n I art thereof ;e may 1m ne-tsnty to nay Un
.miitlal hdefst on ahl houds in eS'eSh 01 th.
fitleen mills v.hleh ile-yaie ncv authorized I
ev? And shall th' eoijunissioiiets of snic
eoiudy in the year Itsc: lew a tax of two nulls 01
le doiinr valuation or mi 1 true a part thereof at
r:a I e nee- -:ir lo pay the :i mount of nrinci-
.il Mict hih'U-t to luionie elite .lanr..;rv lr, lt .
cM-csiof the lifted! nnlN v.hich said com
in sin 'i s are now :'!Uhori.ed to ley?"
hose v.di.ig in favor of said iiropos'iirm wil'
i axe wntie'i .irjirinted ui'on UieirhalIot.- tin
words "I'.ir I'oor llot:s, 1'onds." T!io.e voting
:ualust said nrojKi-sitiou will have urittni o
irii.Jed ti)M!ii tlieir hallots tlie. words "Aga'.nsd
ViHir Hoik.e Hond.i."
J. K. Smith, chairman.
Attest .lOItX I. IUY HA. clerk.
PROCLAMATION.
Wiir-iirA.5. a join resolution was adopted h
the J errWathn d tlu!Sl::t" of Nehmska. af
the ei'.'hteenth M'ss'on thereof, and approved
Kelirt.aryu; A. I). U8'J, proposing an niueiid
u:ei:t to seetfon four (i of article thiee ."lj f
thec'Ontltutloii of :.iid Mate, aud that M'le'
sec.ioii as amended shall read as follows to
w ; :
"S.-etiou I Theterm of ofllce or members of
he le;i-!:tHre shall be two year.-, :.nd they shall
e:."h rveoive :t salarV of three lumiheil dollar
fort heir -erviet- during said term, and ten
cent.- for every n;ile they -hall tnivel in going to
ani rrttniiiiiir from the'plarc of meeting of the
leg!sl..h.re, oil the mct usual route, rrovhlrd,
however that neither meiiihers of the legislature
nor empIo-.ees shall receive ny j:iv or peiulsl
ties other than their salary ami mileage, kr.cl.
-ess.on, except special session-, shall he not l-sv
than sixty chiys. After the expiration of lorly
days of the sexfon no bills nor joint resolutions
of the nature of hills shall lw intnxluecd. unless
the governor shall, bv siK-ehil mess;ige, call tttt
attention of the legislature to the necessity or
passing a law on the subject matter embraced In
the message, and the introduction of hills shall
be restricted thereto."
The hallots at the election at which said
I'luendmcnt shall Ik submitted shall be In tlift
followiiijrforin: "For ptopo-ed Amendment to
ti:e roustitutiou nlatingto legislative Depart
ment." Avainst on'posi'd Auiendnictit to th"
(.'onstitutionrelr.t::-tcusi:itive Department,'"
VitKK.s. a joint rcsn'niion wns adopted ly
the legislature cf the Stale of Nebraska at t'..e
eSghteei th ses-Ion thereof, ami approved rVl
ruary as. a. :. 1SS3. nroiHising an ameiuUiunt tt
section one it) of article five "1 of the const!
tin ion of said state, aim that said section as
amended shall read as follows, to-ult:
"Section i. The Kxivuthe IKpr.rt:iient shall
consist of :i Covcrnor. Lieuteiiant-Coveraor. Sec
retary of State. Auditor of Itililie Accounts.
Trersnror, Superintendent of Publie Instruction.
Attorney Oenenil. Commissioner of I'uhlk
I.inds:nid lluildings. and Board of Ihiilutiv
assiopers The officers iinmeii in nils sec-
ii hold his ofilce for the tenn of two
Iirst Thursdav af'er the tlrst
mary next af rer his election, and
sor :s ejected and qualified, rro-
tnat Uie tlrst election oi saiu oi-
Id on the tlrst Tuesday succevtl-
ay in orcmber oi insh, ana
lection snail ncnemai inesime
ich even year tliereafNT. AH
. nmy be n1ded for by law.
ons of tuls section, shall !
nanerandat ucli times, and
fllces for such length of time as
bv law. ami .-hall m'rfonn such
ive'such compensation a-s nuiy le
law. The uovernor. Secretary
orof rnblic Accounts, Treasurer.
of iniblic I-nnds and IriIdJug5.
General, shall reside at the seat
during their terms of ofllce. and
: records, books aud paiersthnv.
nereln named Mian nenonn
inav be requiretl 1 v law."
at "the election at which said
hall be submitted siaH be in the
n: "For nniDosetl Amenilineiit to
StYtiwiotHiTl! of Article Five 35of the Consti
tution, cuUtled Executive I)enartment."
"Against proposed Anicudinciit to Section One
ft of Article 151 of tho OutituUrti, entitled,
1ixeet!vc lWirtment."
xae
ac-
fi"! Article Fifteen
l!5J of the Coastitntion. and the provisions of an
afXentitted, "An Act to provide the manner of
proposing AmcnumenLsio uie tonsiiuuion ana
submitting the same to the Electors of this
State., approved February 15th. A. D. t$7T. Uia:
sail pjxposed ameudoient-s 1H Ikj nbm!tted t
tlie-iwnfid voters ottULs State for ratification
ot rejectic-n at the general ekctiou to be held oo
tkch'rt:v of .November. A. . ts?4.
Is Witxess VHKnEOF. 1 have herunto set
ray band aud caused to be aSLxed the
ureat seat or we itwe oi aeoras&a.
DoeeatLincola,thl5lSthdayof Jaly.
A, D. 1K$4. the eizhteeath. year of lie
State. f.4 oftae Independence of the
TJtufied States, the One Hundred sod
tiaj
Xlnth.
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Tlxirelore, I James .Dawes, liovvnioro:
Sfale oi Nebraska, de iierebv ci-e noilce. in
ttinTanrsy with S-pIioti One
For the Fall Trade !
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Everybody is
t' f3 wa
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mm.m
&&i!2&x&n& && -JEnM0
And see his
ly M is Full ol Im puis and Mk I
Ladies' fine" Underwear,
Elegant line of Ladies' Cloaks,
THIS
b THE
tS-Sr:0;-r;&jC?-' -Si-
Cheapest House in the county and
Largest stock to select from.
"HTT
kss &-y &
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That Mrs. Newhouse, .
II AS TH K LA !v(J KST STDi.'iC OK
1V4J il lis4yXxdx9 UiFjjbi iiL-tS)
Dry GoodSjBress Goods,
Red Cloud ? Well she lias and is selling
them at bottom prices. See her.
c 2 5? Pa 8 " How rnrHv d. . n furnu-r contemnlidf a
A n W fl ' Lf : I 2 1 S f ft"S ? r ? 1 . , uarrm, r.eM w Itk HaU-liNUc Hr
At 1 1 1 1 Eg J f 1 tl "e 5 2 f 2
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Nebraska Lumber Co:
DEALEES L'Y
LUMBER, LATH, SIIIXGLFS,
RED CLOUD,
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DRY LUMBER A SPECIALTY, THE BEST IX IE MARKET AND
LiMT THE IjOWSST jKICKW.
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Span ogle & Funk,
Dealers Inlall kinds of
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SEWING MACHINESt Etc.
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Stoyes, G-asoline Stoves, Tinware, Nails.
Barbed Wire, and the Largest and Most
extensive line of goods in the valley.
Tonr favors respectfully solicited. Prices to
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