The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, September 06, 1889, Image 1
N I h 1 w s ,- . Vol. 17. D. B. Spanogle, Real Estate and L oan Age Rcl Cloud. BROWN S Marble and Granite Worlcs a. M. imowN, iBor. Fine Monuments and Headstone Eln r ""d 4tU Ar.. Ni Oloinf. TAKE THE Street Cars From the Depot To Bradbrook Photo Studio MOON kM-PR. V QEO. o. and r. d. yeiser, PROPRIETOR0 OF THE Vionr County Mii M RED OiaJUD. KEB. Complete and only set of abstract books in Webster county. Grazing and arming lands and city property for sale. Great English Remedy. Murray's Specific. , A guaranteed cure for all ner vons diseases such as weak mem ory loss of brain power hysteria . lieadaclic pain in the bark ner vous prostration wakefulness leu-corrha-a universal lassitude sem inal weakness imnotency and gen eral loss of power of the Genera tive Organs; i!i eithei sex.caus d by indiscretion or overexertion mil wliirh liltinmfplv 1h:ii1 In SafcftTakiac. i-kkmatuisi: mj aok, imsax- it v and cosBUiirTiojr. jmua box or six boxes for S3 oo. Sent by mail on receipt nf price. Full particulars in pamphlet, rent iree to every applicant IVelGiiaratitcc Mi Boxen to eureanv ease. For e err ST. order received we -end six boxes with :i written gii.irantee o re x.....i i... ........... ir .,w.tfir loe not effect a u-e. Address MtSf KMs all cnimuu'ileatn, :is to the ole iaanulacturcrs. Tin: Mikbw Medicine Co. Kanas'ity Mo. 55?"Sildiii Red Cloud by C. 1.. CUTTING sole agent. Denver to Chicago, . Denver to Kansas Grty Denver to Omaha, Omaha tc Chicago. Kansas City to Chicago, Omaha to St. Louts, RCCT I JSJST TROM WEST T EAST! SURE CONWEC1 NS LOW RATES ACCAOE CHECKED THROUGH. Through tickets over the Burling ton Rouo arc for cc'.o by trio Union Pacific, Demf r & Rio Crando and all other principal railways, and by all agents of the "Burlingtcs? Route." For further Information, apply ta enj aeont, or p. S. EUSriS.ticflX'k'tABX SH IH lUllMTi EJ?5iVJ jj fl d f W ' BnnnniSNK " ' 'f t i ' .2& 'isor A PERFECT CURE FOR MA JJ0 MALARIA tlmB will nurir nn cmllnn fif the DMt Hittera known, which will CUKE ladicMUOB. rate in the Stomach, Fever and Ague, mad acta opon the KMaejs mud Bladder; toe bat TcruckoawtL. Cm banned with or without rointa. JVlr tag the cheapest mnaJy known. Full direo tioiw ca emdi ptcksae. Sold by Pracgfeu or ent by mmd, poedwe prepd. Prk30ct.lorinKle, two pacteu for 68 cts. U.& Etamps taken ia patymCBt sLOCutttf w CEtt G. STEKETEE, Grand RiM$, Wch. J-Al trays mention thu paper. Artesian witter throughout the hnuse. Only two b.ocks from city tail. C.SCHNEIDKR,Proi:. 1:U UtliSt. Denver, Colo. RATES $1 25 and $1 HO PEll DAY. The house and fnrnisnings aro all new. Elegant rooms with fir?t class meals at moderate rales. First class livery and boarding stables in connection with the house. Fremont, Mom $ He. (Chicago .V Northwestern Itallmad.) .1. V. D.vt HNKI', I.oral Agent. AirHe. l!ies. leetiser 4.':4r. pjni. anp.in Acnmu :in:t Freight 3sl3p.ni. .".:00 p,in H.VS-flXUS TO TIIK EAST via Northwestern route. Arr es at York r:.a p.m. Fremont K:13, ma ha, tti p.m. Chicago, li in. St Paul !U ,ui lx;aes Chic.ipi r:.p.ni. Omaha S:4U:i.tn. ar rixesat tis!ius2;ti u.n:. Omana St. Paul, iioux City, and. all p jints NOKTII, EAST, SOUTH. WEST. Thcoliiv line to Miuthem Nehrisk. l:i!cot.i, liotSiiin. iie !i:tck Jlllls. and Ceattal Wxotuiiv:. Thiotish th'keN and hagisigu clus-kiil to des tination. For rates, time tables etc, will oa .t 11. DAL'IINKK, Agent. Hastings Neb. II. :. Item, d R. lttvii.v.x, Cell. Manager. !tn. Pas. Agent. Oiiiahn. ;-b. HON TON BARJiEB Shop BATH BOOM, SaTXGLKY, & BECII. l'ir.-t i'Of niiril' ! Cit ihikiTx. r ritt'! mimI tlio.oiihly vquinui-d We toni'ctli.lh -"lien .iur tiatroima guariititi'oiiifCPHtisfa'ioti i" everj- case.; t)i;n Mott.i: Will be o pleuse nil wlin uivh ms their trade All vnrk din"i:i a tin-tri'I:iinntnir atnl in thr Inu-.-'i ("! i ii. pifiM-M-ti'i.. TlIsC hasgtven cn!ver sal satisfaction In the cure of Gonorrhoea and Gleet. I prescribe itasd feci sate iu recommend inr It to nil sufferers. A.J.ST05EB,U DecalM-, ML rRicE,8l.to Sold by Praia HW. C. L. CoTTISG. AOEKT; TTAT HESS-SOMS ft NJOTIIM yrJr'T.riZX , afnatr SSSSaCtoakaXoraaletoeonwuBeriatlow. at acmroi. ' Toa caaaoi aipuow omr iiirxs 9RS?aoJlli u tfwteatt which can be Mat ahlcct to approval aeon neelptof enoMh naoaey to rauantMretara Shanes. We send rnleaf or KlStNmwtMTwe lBport our material and SSSUSmwttJRm, ChleaftAlll. ScterenceAUai KaUonal Bank. Chicago. ram HOTEL ! CvcatmH Vl TO S DATS. inMHtMiiDl flPVcaanSBMBn. BB xraeairferaa ZnsiCbaalOL TndBtril Red Cloud, Webster County Neb., Friday, September, RepnMlean coaatjr Convention. The republican electors ol Webster county, are requested to send delegates from the several townships to meet in convention at the eouit house in Red Cloud, Friday, September 201 h, 1889, at 10 o'clock a.m. for the ptirose of placing in nomination one candidate for County Cterk. County Treasurer. County sheriff. County Jude. County Suprintendcut Public Instruction. Couuty Surveyor. County Coroner. Also la delegates to the republican .state con Teiu ion tobeheldat Hsistiiuts Nebraska, Octo bcrsth, ISA, and 10 delegates to the congres sional convention and to transuct such other business as may properly come before the con vention. Tlie several townships are entitled to repre sent ion as follows, bused on the vote cast for Hon. George II. Hastings, presidential elector In 1SSS, giving one delegate at large to each town ship and one tor etery 13 votes or major fraction tiiero'd Red Cloud Township 7 Walnut Creek Twp 3 Guide Ruck " 11 Red Cloud City 1st w 8 Stillwater " 5 Red Cloud City 2d w 10 OakCr-ek " 0 Line Township - 3 I'LHd.un " 8 tSarlleld " 5 Ratin " 3 Reaver Creek Twp 0 Gienwood " C Elm Creek " 5 Harmony ' 3 Rleasant Hill " 5 InaKile " 4 Catherton " 4 It is rec uuueiidisl that no proxies be admitted to seats in the comentioti except such as are held by persons reidiug in the townships where the vacancy ocrars. tt is rA-onnnended thnt the primaries in the several precincts be held on Saturday, Septem ber 14th, at two o'clock pjn. D. F.TltUKKEY, I. O. HAUTIST, feecrctao. Chairman . ANNOUNCEMENTS PerSkeria. To whom It may concern: Believing it to be for the liest Interests of Webster county we wish to announce the liiiine of Henry .r'cottfor theoliice or.sherill of Webster county. He luts tilled the onice iu a man tier tliat is entirely ac: ccptable to all and we w;th many others desire his re-election. Many Votes. Red Cloud. Sept. 4th, ISSi. D. C.Grice takes this method of nnuonacing to the people, of Webster county, that he will be a candidate before the republican county convention for the olllce of eriff. If nomina ted and elected he promises to fill the olllce iu a first-class manner. For Juder. To my mauy friends in Webster county I de sire to announce myself as a candidute for county Judge, subject to the will of the repub lican convention. SAM'i. West. I tate this method of stating to the people of Webster couuty, that I will be a candidate for county Judge, subject to the action of the re publican convention. Geo. w. r.AKKKK. Belieiug that the ieople ought t have an op portunity to discuss the nualilicatioiis of candi dates for public office. 1 bike this method of an nouncing that I will lie a candidate before the republican county comcution for the olliceof county Judire. 1). F.Tjm'SKEY. I hereby announce iut,el fas a candidate for I the office of county Judge of Webster county lorthe ensuing term, subject to the decision .f the lepublicuu county convcntioi:. Resliectfully, C. Schexck. For county clerk. 1 desne to announce uo.svlf to the people of Wt-biter county a a candidate for the oflk e of county clerk Mibjecf U the w ill of the republican coiicut!o;i. All rumors that 1 :im not a candi date are untrue If elccteil I ill tio my he.-t to till the office In n Manner that .'!1 le Mdisfae toiy to my const ituemie, 11. E. I'oMi. For Count) '1 rcsiMirvr. I hereby anouuceuij self as a candidate for the office of couuty ticasmvr, subject to the n-tion of tiie couuty convention. If elected, I pro:ni.-e to administer the rJIaiis uf the office in a pRir-cr manner and satfcfactur.iily to the people. C. 15. Cj.'o.nk. 1 hereby take this mcthofi of announcing to my friends and the cople of Webster county, that 1 will be a candidate for treasure of Webster county, subject to the decision of the repeblican concntion. E. II. .Tones. You Cannot A flora At this scsison of the year to in without u good reliable diarrhoea balsom iu the house, as cramps, colic, diarrhoea and all intlamatlon of the stomach and bowels are exceedingly dan gerous if not attended to at once. One bottle of Begg's diarrhoea rulsoni will do more good iu cases of this Kind thau any other medicine on earth. We guarantee tt: CL.Cottingdruggis A New Barker Khop. S. T. VaaHoni who is well known is this city,: sad who for the last year has trie is liek ekewkere, hasre tunaed to tkis city and has purchased the barber parlors of Robert Barkicy. He has fitted them up m nice style and invites his old and' new friends to call and see him. Ho will give you a shave, or hair cut. in the latest style of the art. 47-tt WtLMIT CUEKK. j lied hot times on Walnut and that isn't all, it is still "heatin ." School has commenced in district 3 with Miss Alice Downs in charge, which fact guarraiitacs a successful term of school. Uncle John Stoddard is responsible for the following: What is the dif ference between a tax payer of to day in Yester Co. and our present board of supervisors. Atis: One is pensive and the other is expensive. Uncle John got away alive. An ice cream fostivaltw;S ' held at the Stone school house Satui day even ing which was largely attended and greatly enjoyed, the proceeds going (or should go) to provide an iron fence, 10 feet high around the build ing, that it may be preserved as a monument to the stupidity of those who are always willing and anxious to te bonds. Uncle Joe Holcomb was sinking hands with friends on Walnut last Sunday. In a conversation in regard to the actions . of the couuty board! force of habit was so strong that he unconsciously remarked: "Sired by extravagance, dammed by everybody." As you arc doubtless aware Joseph is horse editor of the Democrat. Our new road machine is here, "but be not afraid," Sam says that if the people will keep their shirt on until the board of supervisors meet he v ill "compromise" the matter for us, probably by getting "2 machines. II. H. Bode has been to Missouri. While he was there ht purchased some blooded cattle also 20 or 30 yearling mules. The lumber for the new brides is on the ground. The piling for the Dry creek bridge was hauled by the :over!and route" from Cowles To relieve all anxiety Dennis didn't do the hauling. Alf. McCall is going to feed steers this winter, having purchased over 100 head of fine feeders. It is quiet ly whispered that slock catt.'e arc a littie ou the rise and those having any to sell will lose nothing by post ing themselves. It is reported that Tim Crowley has sold his farm to G. W. Hastings. If true Walnut Creek lose an indus trious hardworking citizen who made nobody's business but his own affair. When a shore time ago the various townships were numbered, Inavalc made exceeding merry over the fact that Walnut drew the unlucky num ber 13. Wonder how they like it now, there's luck in odd numbers this fall. The republican central committee went pretty far in designating who were entitled to vote a, caucuses this fall, f a man didn't vote fer lien Harrison he is to all intends and purposes disenfranchised and has no 'voice whatever in our county affair;. 0!i, for the Australian sjstcm of nom inat'tig and voting. When that time comes ;:ood live to riuusand bossistu. I No little gang will say who fchall run tor office and who shall not. "Dennis" :ori.;c. J. B. V.'ard and his mother returned this week from their visit to the northern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. F. A . Good went to Omaha Monday last to attend the fair and hay goods. Born, Aug. 30th, to Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel Fuller, a son. Miss Nettie Hummel was visiting at Mrs. Hayes' last Sunday. Miss Minnie Peterson returned on last ! Monday from a week's visit to Axtell. t School commenced Sept. 2nd,; Prof. Scroll of Inavnle. principal and Miss , Besste Wright Mi-tar.t. 1 1'iCKWICK. 6, 1889 JDDM. The old settlers reunion held in J. M. Brown's grove Friday, Aug. 30, was well attended and the grove is a beautiful one for shade and everything fixed up for the accomodation of the people, and the people and the com mittee deserve credit. J. T. Stonefs president of the day gave the address of welcomn in a few well selected re marks, the song by the choir was good. Then dinner was called and everybody respouded iu earnest. The baskets seemed to be well filled with goods. Rev. Hummel told us how fat the prairie chickens were IS years :mo, also, how he killed the buffalo and went to mill, etc. Rev. Wm. Hooper interested the people for a short time, followed by Rev. Shercliff, of Womer, with his experience in Kansas. Others fol lowed and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. Our new post master is quite a bus iness man, as far as telling the neigh- ! bora what conies to his office is con cerned. H. says the people that pa tronize his office get lots of love let ters, or in other words, duns. Now, Mr. Postmaster, in the first place, we think it out of place for you to tell what comes to your office, and in the second place, we believe our neigh bors to be good straight, honest men. although they be somewhat in debt. Now. if they were getting their living out of Uncle Sam perhaps they would i-ot get dims through your office. There are mon patrons of your office who did as much for Uncle Sam as you did and never asked for a pension. Now, .Mr. Postmaster, don't tell the public v hat comes to your office. Sin. rUO.1I KANSAS. Guda Springs, Kan., Aug. 31sU Editor CiliEr: As I promised to write again and give some of my old friends a little glance of what this country is like. To begin with, this is a good farming country for both corn and small grain bji winter wheat is the best paying crop here. They sow their wheat in September and October and harvest about the first of June, then they can list :u corn or sow millet or sugar cane, raise a crop and put the ground back in wheat in the fall la order to show how wheat growing pays I will take my neighbors crop, Mr Hammond's, which is an average crop of 2S bit. per acre, it cost one dollar per acre to plow the land. 30 cents per acre to put the wheat in with drill, i) ccn.s per acre for seed wheat, $1.50 per acre to cut and stack with header, the threshing is done here by steam machines, they furnish all the hands aid bonrd themselves and put the wheat in the wagon for G cents per bu. a total cost of 5.23 per acre. At present price 55 cents per bu. 23 bu. j will coce to $15.40, deductcost $5J3 leaves a balance of $10.17 per acre. The corn crop here this year is tre mendous, better than I ever raised in Nebraska. This, is alio a good stock country, plenty of feed for all kinds of stock. Now I tnaut to say a word in refer ence to Oklahoma, at present a man can get plenty of land there, thcrs are vacant claims and others he can buy out cheap and those that wish to secure land there now is their chance, and perhaps it is the best time to locate there in the full and become acclimated to the country before hot weather. If this does not tire the editor and his readers I may write again. Yours Truly, Tnos. Vauuhs. No. 6. UYou Want to Ltvo tons. "If you want the real Elixir of life," 'says Boyle O'Reilly, "don't take it throurh a canoe trip down a river, or a long swim every day for a month, or a few weeks camping out in the woods." In other words, live hcalthil) and naturally and don't overtax your nerves and strength by any kind of excesses, cither in tho way of business or of alleged pleas ure. Daily News. Keoubllcatt Caueim. The republican electors of Pleas fi ml Tlil! tn'.Tiihin am r en nested to th gchool ,j0U3e -n tlJstric-t No. la: on Saturday September 14th, 1889. for the purpose of electing 5 delegates to the republican county convention to he held at Red Cloud September 20th. 1S89, and for such other business as may properly come before the caucus. John Blaine. Chairman. lCcpabllcan Caucuw. The republican electors of Walnut ereek tp., are requested to meet at the stone school house Sept. 14th, 1889 at 2 o'clock p. m., for the pur pose of choosing three delegates to the county convention to-be held at Red Cloud on the 20th, and to trans act such other business as may come before the meeting. II. IIoMikedck. Chairman. Republican Caucus. ' The republican electors of Garfield township are requested to meet at the Kent schoolhou-e on Friday afternoon at two o'clock, Sept. 13, 1S8'J, for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend the republican convention which meets in Red Clond. Friday. Sept- 20th. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly como before tho caactis, L. DeHart, Committeeman. Republican CnncHi. The republican electors of Red CIoudatownship are requested to meet at the court house on Saturday, Sep tember 14th, 1889", for the purpose of ehoosing seven delegates to the republican county convention which meets at Red Cloud, September 20th, and for the transaction of any other business that may coikc before .the mectipg. Joseph Gamier, 'Jentral Committeeman. Republican Primary. The primary election of the first ward of tiie city of Red Cloud, will meet in the front room of McMillan's harness shop. Sept. 14th, from 2 to 7 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of elect in:; S delegates to the Republican county convention and the transac tion of any other business that may b nee-ssary. M. B. McNitt. Central Committeeman. Dock MsKeeby and his outfit, like tho stink pots of Egypt, when yon come in contact with tneai there ltnfperf ume.no matter how costly, that -will deoderize the stench emitted therefrom, politically speaking. In their last is?ue of the re publican thev almost rend their apparel in fragmentary pieces by their vile asser tions that the county treasurer's office has been ran loosely, a positive lie, nnd none know it better thzn .the rotten outfit who make the assertion only for the pnrpose of prejudicing the people in their favor, iu order to get control, if possible. of enough votes to secure the election, of their Candida, thereby .getting their hands into the county funds. If Dock McKeeby and his outfit are only:as -exact and honest in their public capacity -as at. B. ncSiit is, they are certairiy jewels. Nearly all of them are usury takers, or 1iave been. Take SlcKeeby's record as major. -How i, that? In matter or fact, look them all over and then ask yourself why do they want -to get control oniieconnly furd? i'oa can rady answer It without gating off.the witness a'.mifi. Kh 1 Jockey! 5 ! 1 gsfasay.g'agv;