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FOR
YOUR
FALL
.Either in Stiff or
McNitt &
They have their
MEN'S. HOTS AND
NOW COMPLETE.
THE PIONEER
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F. N. Richardson, Prop, Red Cloud.
We have more Lay and more corn, more oats, and more
bam (all of which we purchased when prioee were ay
down) than any firm in town, there we R prepared 2 ve
U lower R8te than any firm between the 2 oceans, Boarding
by the day, week or month. We do not brag of our horse
manship. Stock in our care shows their keeping, Call on
us at the dW reliable barn back of Postoffice andjbe con
vinced that what we tell yon is true.
Hacker & Parker,
THEGROCERs
RED CLOUD, NEB
R. V.SniREr, Pres. Hrmrt CLARKS,Yiee-PrM. L. H. Fort, Cukier
Ellis L Shirrt, AMitUat Caskicr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
CAPITAI,. - $75,000 .
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OIRCCTORS:
Jas. McNenj. J. A.Tmlley 0. W. Umian. .B. V. Skim-
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" Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty," and One Dollar a year is
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ADSOUUTEUr PURE
BepaMlcaa Male Ticket.
Per Gtcumi.
I-1. RICH ABDS m Voire.
For LlntwMBt tioreraer.
T. T. MAJOK8otNewdMk
For Secretary of Mate,
J. C. ALLEN of Ked Willow.
For Audi tw
1 1IOS. II. BENTON of LaaeiMter.
For Treasurer.
J. K. HILL of Gage. .
For Attoraev-GeMral.
UBoXUB H. UASTlNUltof Saline.
For CeanlMtoaer FaMIe IjumI and BaUdlaes'
GEO. . HUMFHRKV otCmter.
For SuperiBteadeatof Public IaMrueUoa,
A. K. GOUOY of Webster.
CeMgreaaieum Ticket.
For Congress,
N VIIARLAKof York
Seaatmrlal Ticket.
For Senator.
8.C. BAIRDof Nuckolls county.
Fleat Ticket.
For Float Representative,
M. U, WARNER.
Coiialjr Ticket.
For Representative.
W.K.THORNE.
ForCpunty Attorney,
JNO. R. WlLLCOX.
C1TV BREEZES.
Mrs. L. M. Vance is visiting
in
rkearney. with the parents of
her
husband.
The Kearney Enterprise and Journ
al hare consolidated, and hereafter
will be one organ.
Other dealers will give you ccl
creek coal, but R A Handy will fiire
you genuine oanon city eoal .
The state republican ticket from
bottom to top is coaposed of good
en and all will be' elected.
J. A. figcCliatoc, and Floyd Rey
nolds haye added their names to the
big book of the Great Faaily Weekly,
for all which they receive our thanks.
J. W. Edgertoa, the independent
candidate for attorney general spoke
la this city on last Saturday to a
coed siied audience.. Mr.-KdgetUa.
litalikrvngtor the men on his ticket
akes a fair speech, leaving out the
deaagoguery usual with that class of
speakers.
The followiag tniaisters hvre been
appointed by the Methodist coafer
ance, for Webster county.
Red Cloud, Rev. E. J. Randall.
Inavale, J. P. MoVey.
Guide Rock, A. J. Marsh.
Cowles, E. L. Wolf.
Blue Hill, O. L. Burbank.
A telecraa was received here on
Tuesday, that Graat Ludlow, formerly
editor of the defunct Helmet, had
been drowaed. No particulars were
givea. Graa, while.he might have
had hia faults, deserved a better fate.
His aged pareats, aad frieads, have
the sympathy of our eitiieas ia their
aflietioa.
The parties who are ia the habit of
breaking me signal wire running
from the engine house to the fre de
partment, will fad it costly faa if
their identity is discovered. As of
ten aa twice a night, the wire has
been separated by some oae. If the
Earties desire to be let off easy they
ad better let the wire alone, as the
fne fzed for the offence is heavy.
A. J. Welch, well known here, and
formerly ticket agent, and holding
the name position at MeCook, has re
signed, aad goes to Kentucky, where
ht has secured a better positiea.
Tbr ChibF hope to tee Art superin
tendent or general uaaseager agent
of the Kentucky road before long, at
he is one of the best railroad men,, we
ever knew. In fact he is a perfect
geatlemaa, aad kaews his basiaeas.
Our best wish U him, fa aaeeese.
The Ancient Order of United work
men of this eity, ta oae of the best
aad BMaiaraftrsasiva egaainatieao ia
the eity. The lodge has a large
membership esmpeeed of ear heat
eitiaeaa, and the aeaaa of ineuranee
that it gives, is a measure worthy ef
the eeaeideratiea of every maa who
has a family. The rate in very low
aad theee who have ao insaranss,
should a4 hesitate, ia fast it ia a
datv that every maa owes hia family,
a awvide a way waareby hia family
will have msaas at usast whoa aa
beyond aha aower ia aid!
lathe A. O. V. W. yea iadl
aha aaaiaat. ehaaaaat aad BMatiaaahla
life aeaaaaav nay
aay easae.'wjia
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Webster County, Neb., Friday, September
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Baking
Powder
Fraai the EaTete East.
The Vermont poet, Joha G. 8axe. oaoe
said, that Vermont was formed for
merry women, maple sugar, and horses,
and that
The Irat are strone.
The last are fleet.
The second aad third eseeednutly sweet.
And all are extremely hard to beat.
All of which we found to be true while
in that state;
Lamerito county, ia a beautiful place
to spend the summer months, being sit
uated among the Green mountains, there
are mountains to the right of us, and
mountains to the left of us, Ac
We enjoyed going out in the morning
to see them with their heads ia the
clouds. It is always cool and and com
fortable here in the summer, but I much
prefer the Nebraska winters.
They hare deep snow, which lasts
sometimes till May.
It rained nearly all the time -we were
in the state, but we found the people
warm hearted and generous, and ready
to do anything for our pleasure. At one
old homestead near St Albans, we had
a gathering of relatives, there were 35 of
us. Oneold aunt of mine D7 years old,
another 1 1, and from that the cousins
ranged downwards to one year old. Wa
left Vermont with regret promising to
go back some future day. From there
we went to northern New York, to m:
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old home, which I had not seen for
years. Some of my relatives lire there
now. but as soon as I went into the
I found people who knew me, and 1
began to find old school mates aaa
friends who are as warmhearted in ago
as they were in their youth. I went to
church on Sunday, and at the close, the
people crowded around to speak to' me.
and even those who did not remember
me, wanted to shake hands with mew
because my father and mother were
theis friends.
If firaf viaifc in f ha nttnnafaw Sn
my father and mother lie buried thafira
and I found more aaaple there that I hai
known, than
up into the A
places that! had
wilderness, was
houses, churches and
paper offloa, la
printea the
will vnut aa
Those
faom
the
there are
ing rocks
the forest, and tafaaise of the rushing
saw milk, which turn out about 100,000
feet or lumber every day. The many
places of summer resort were tilled with
people from the cities, who were hunt
ing, fishing, exploring, aad baring a good
time generally.
We are now at this writing at Pots
dam, N. Y. where we arrived just in
time for the fair. Cattle and hogs are
aotasgoodaain Nebr. the horses are
finer, potatoes are excellent, and other
Togetables, not as large ae with us, but
better for cooking purposed
They had a very suoossnf ul balooB as
cension, a man went up with the balloon
and came down with a parachute, and it
was a very exciting performance.
I find that my brother's wife in the
president of the Relief Coras here, aad
mthenW.RGwomaathatl hare
metauos I left Boston.
The W.R. a have a teat on the fair
ground, where they eerve
to the hungry.
I have met a number of their
berawhoare fine, intellectual
and great workers in the cauaa. W ax.
pact to be home soon.
& B. KftlOHT.
Rteeertatleaa af Keaaect.
At joint meeting of Line township
Alliance and Humel Alliance on the 13th
instant, the following preamble and reso
lutions were unanimously adopted oa
the death of Cornelius A. Rooeacrans.
WHEBKAs.it has pleased the Divine
Ruler of the universe to remove from our
midst our well beloved brother, Gorael
iusA Rosenerana, therefore be it
Resolved, that by bin death, the
Alliance has lost a useful member, aad
the wife and children a dutiful husband
and a kind aad hvina father, and hiU
we deplore bin death wa ahall ever strive
to emulate his maay virtues. Aad be it
further
Resolved, that a copy of these reaolu
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Cel. Loag, the famous leeturer, oa
the subject of temperance, held forth
in oar eity, several eveaings last
week to crowded houses. The beauty
about his remarks, is the fact, that he
succeed in drawing all classes to
hear him talk aa his argumeats are
handled in a gentlemanly way and
with sueh force as to bring conviction
to the most skeptical of men who hold
to the high licence ldrss. His talks
on social purity, were terns of thought
that aad aot been tuny appreciated
until taea by maay who bad aever
givea the subject mueh attention, in
fact his whole argameat ia the tern'
aeraaee iiae was oae rich aad rare
treat, such as our people have had
few opportunities to listen to for
many years. If there were more men
of Co!. Loag's kind, the world woald
ha much better, aad the whisky traff
ic woald have fewer admirers. We
hope he may come this wsy sgaia be
fore loag.
With all of the bombast displsjed
by the independent candidate for con
gress "that he will be the next con
gressman for the second district" it
must be evident to every well discip
lined mind, shat ho is losing votes
every day, as his record becomes
more fully known to the people of
the district. The people of the 2nd
district want a maa ia eoagross whom
they caa rest assured will be able to
represeat them ia a manner that will
bring about needed legislation . This
MeKeighan can never do, when be
has said his little tariff speech that
will be all that he can say or do.
Then some one will say didn't you
used to live in Webster county, Ne
braska, and wasn't you judge then,
snd didn't you make a failnre in
that position, and haven't you been
an agitator all of your life, Ac, Ac?
aad Mao can't make a denial aad
will aaawcr yes. That will he sud
eient to knock his inf uenco out. A
man to represent the people in con
gress should be a peison who is a
, a great thinker, a friend of
pie, aa honest straightforward
usl beings who will do his
fearlessly and above board, and
a maa is Mr. Harlaa . The peo-
thoaM aat vote for just any per-
if bat alsald aim to pick oat a
waexM mof t f tted for the plaea
aWMaoftLe treent day is,
stead of picking out men whose
partiealsrly Its them for the
d responsible position of Icgis-
oota oar national ana state
ve bodies, we piek oat mea
some ism. with nothing to back
it, or some agitator whose educatioa is
lacking, ar some moated msa because
he can bav his way easier, aever look
lag at tho great aad important point
of his qaalif catioa far the ofice. Jt
has beea aaythiag io get there, ia
stead of electing a mn because he is
felly able aad competent to discharge
the important duti- of making just
aad equitable laws for the whole peo
ple. The people have degenerated in
their wild career after political sroils
and naturally have lost sight of the
greatest aad most important factor,
that a maa ahoald be emiaeatly.quali
fed to represent the people ia every
particular when elicted to represent
them in congress. A congress com
posed of men of braias is whst is
aeeded more thaa anything else ia
these days. With that kind of mea
ia congress to eaaet our laws, we
would have bat little cause ta be dis
aeateated, as most of them woald be
jast and backed by wisdom sad hon
esty of purpose. Thea let's elect Mr.
Harlan, as he is the embedimeat of
all these.
Hoa. N. V. Harlaa, ear aezt caa
gressmaa, was ia the eity Taesday,
aBd a large namber of oar peeple
called on him. While here he made
haadreds of frieadt. amoag thes
who had lateaded te vrte for Me
Keighan. Mr. Harlaa is aa haaest
straightforward maa, a friead ef the
poor aad dowa troddea, a geaaiae
aati-moaepolist, aad if elected to
eoagress will art oat his sentiments.
As the time aaareeehes far the eoa-
iag elaetioa his chances grew better.
Iavestigate his record, sad yea will
fad hiaaeleaa maa. How ia tka
record af the ether maa? Step ard
taiafc before yea decide to veto far a
democrat, ia the persea ef Mr. Mc-
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19, 1890.
WMtaar
Clareaee Lewis starts Sept. SSad to
Nebraska City, te attoad the state ia
stitnte for the Sliad, altheagh he ie
not blind a deformity of the ejea
compells him to study with the cade
of bis fingers. He has beea Io col
lege three or foar terms and is aaite
an eipert at reading.
Still a great "T sick folks ia
this viciaity. all some better at G read
pa Norris.'
The rains did not last very loag
after the break ia the loag drought.
A few of the creetites atteaded the
laborers picaie last Meaday.
Mr. Meashang has his aew- hoase
eaclosed, Mr. Verill aad Merrill, of
Gaide Rock' did the work.
Mrs. S. Braaer en.i Mrs. Kd Lew
is started for Nebraska City the 8th.
Mrs Lewis teak the traia at Red
Cloud, aad Mrs. Braaer at Gaide
Rock they will go ia Laws, at John
son, aad thea ge te th City where
they expect" te visit, aad dry. aad eta
fruit.
A. C. Boa, aad I. Coayae have
made a corn cutter that is ran by
hones that can cut mora corn in oae
day than eight mea caa cat alaae.
Mrs. McFeters, daughter of I. Bra
baker is stopping a while with her
relatives of this place, her hasbaad
and children arc oa their way to Paw
nee this state.
A heavy frost on the 8th .
Dr. Joaasoa, of Cowles, sad Dr.
Isom, of Blue Hill, performed a very
painful but necessary eperatioa oa
Mrs. Blaakeva bsby the 30th, ef Aat;.
It is now well.
Last Friday evening was a happy
event in the hoaseheld el M. C.
Jscksoo. his daaghter Flora, was
gladly surprised oa her 18th birth
day. 59 youag people took sapper
with her sad eajoyed themselves till
2 o'clock in the morning.
Ms. Blankey's mother, and sister
from Franklin, are visiting her this
week.
Mr. George Baker, ear eascieet
veterinary surgeon, was thrown from a
wagon Monday and two ribs aad eaa
arm broken.
Charley Lewis split hi s big toe
open Friday.
We received a letter from Mrs.
Van Dyke of Atwood, Rawlins ceaa
ty. She says every thing is a fail
ure, aearly all the mea gaae elsewhere
to huat work, aad those who stay
will have to have aid. She aasd ta
live here.
Mahitoba.
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far 1ft
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First ice of the
lastKriday
aoraiag.
Temperance meetiag at tha
Besa
school hoase.
Satarday Bight, KM Stacker, made
a spzeeh that waa well received aad
highly eomplimeated. Also Bre.
Beaa made aa address. Several
joiaed the Icagae, oae a deaioerat, se
it acems that the wire pullers will act
be able deliver the thiakiag demo
crats over to the ram power at the
polls. The corrupt league ef dema
gogues with that power ought to be
regarded aa an iuau(t te the maaheed
ef every temperance democrat Tha
society adjouraed ta eeaveac ia two
weeks at 8 p m. T. D. M.
Luther Btasea, the faaveua tcav
peranee lecturer eatertaiaed ear aee
ple this week with some f ae temaer-
aace lectures. Mr. Bcasoa saews
fally bow to handle the sabject aad
keeps his aadteacea spell aeaae.
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