The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, September 26, 1890, Image 1

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By A. C. Hosmer.
Ho! There!
S F. SPOKESHELD has eTeiything in
the Dry Coods and Grocery line and sells
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Tiy him if you want square dealing.
THE PIONEER
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F. N. Richardson, Prop, Red Cloud.
We have more hay and more core, more oats, and more
barn (all of which we purchased when prices were ay
down) than any firm in town, there4 we R prepared 2 give
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
ns at the old reliable barn back of Poetoffice andjbe con
vinced that what we tell you is true.
Hacker & Parker,
THE GROCERs
RED CLOUD, NEB
R. V.Shirkv, Pres. Henrt CLARKE,Vice-Pre. L. II. Fort, Cubier
Ellis L Siiiret, AnsigUat Casbier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
CAPITAL.
Transact a geaeral basking boaiseas, bay aad sell county warranta alic
county, precinct and school district bonds. Bay and sell foreign exebangv
DIRECTORS:
Jas. McNeny. J. A.Talleys,
Jobn R Skirey.
Henrr Clarke.
B. OLABKK Pialdeot, AlbaoF. N.
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NEBRASKA & KANSAS.
FARM LOAN CO.,
PAID UP CJPrjJL,f50,000.
Tak Ttf ApvMeatta f Tkra, Bcase yoa ill be dcAlins direct with the lend r
and net win mi acrm. ur towumhw
mm mi na mC the lowest rate,
a yoa can get 7ar asoacy IsiaMdiately.
wede not sead year appHcatioa all orer
bm v r-mm alv M tfeM hettnM.
jecsmae Interest aad principal to payable at
uea oaiaeiaieroK payneais.
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trouble.
Red Cloud, Neb.
WARNEK & WOLFANGEB,
PROPRIETORS OF
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We have just received our large stock of NEW Goads
We sella custom made plor shoe for 1.2 5, best ever
went out of Red Cloud for" the money
We kave also a ladies iae donsjoUbattoa shoe, also ia goat for fl.75. Ererr
pair vanaatea. Far children's shoes we kara tke staaasra breads
tke Little Giant aad also tke Warerlj seaool ekoe. Tkese
are tke beet in the world. Examiae ear atsak
before aarekaajag elsewkere.
Fort Abstract Co., Red Cloud,
1. H. FORT, Maujter.
Abstraeto of Title.
x.iurmnea 10 au uunm m weower joaniy, kocaraieiy and
ON BtiUKr JJOriUE.
City Lnerx.Feed and Sale Stable
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Bo'fding by d-y or weefeod hay ,ahd feed
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U. W. Jbindsey.
R. V. Skirey.
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gkland. .
A. J. Kenny.
J. A. TTJU.ST, VloPreaidaot
the cewntry for sosse one else to M.
our eBce, aad If desired we eaa give
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Albany, New York.
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NOTICE TO PATKOWS.
THE CHIEF ia bmvt !-
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Its m4L lcatlat where we will
he better mreawred tluui evert
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Trs eerdUallf selleiteal.
' A. C. HOSMEst, Prep.
KesmMlema tate Ticket.
L. b. RICHaSDS ef Dodfe.
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For LiesteaaBt Goreraor.
T. T. MAJORS of Neauha.
For Secretary o( State,
J. C. ALLEN of Red Willow.
For Auditor.
THOS. H. BENTON of Lancaster.
For Treasurer.
J. E. HILL of Gage.
far AtteraeT-Geaeral.
UEOXUE H. UASTlNGSof SaUae.
For CoauBlMieBer Public Lands aad Btdidiags'
GEO. R. HUMPHREY of Coster.
For ttaperiatendetit of Public Iastraetioa,
A. K.GOUDY of Webster.
djgrcssleial Ticket.
Fot Congress,
N V HARLAN of York
Sematerlal Ticket.
For Senator,
S. C. BAIRDef Nuckolla county.
Fleat Ticket.
For Float RepreseatatiTe,
M. M. WARNER. ,'
Ceamty Ticket.
For Representative.
W.E.THORNE.
For County Attorney,
JNO. R. WiLIX)X.
CITY BSEEKEsw
Charley Buschow
week.
in tke city this
Elmer Crone has a nice new piano, pre
sented to him by his parents.
Miss Lizzie Whany, of Wisconsin is
netting with Jars. A. u. trunk.
James S. Brown of Bed Cloud, has
been granted a pension by Uncle Sam.
The grand instructor of the masonic
fraternity was in the city Mondsy night.
Will Emigh and his fast trotter, Ly
curgus, will be in Red Cloud today to at
tend the fair.
J. L. Frame, Wm. Gates and E. Light
foot have added their names to the big
book of the Great Family Weekly.
Thanks.
C.G. Wilson, W.R. Riley and Harry
Hopkins, independent candidates were
electioneering in this neck 'o the woode
this week.
H. M. Crane has purchased the Bloom
iogton Echo. Herb is ssood "feller" and
will make the Echo resound from shore
to shore, we anticipate.
Several delegates were in the city this
week hunting up McKeighans record.
Red Cloud is the great Mecca, whither
all people turn their footsteps in political
times, especially this time.
Tho matinee races last Friday after
noon were quite largely attended and
the racing was said to be extra good.
Oar reporter was unable to be present,
but tne boys say tnat the races were
good.
Will Perry has just returned from
Missouri where be has been for a few
weeka in the mining regions. He re
ports Webb City on ttie boom. He left
aeTeral specimens of lead and ziac, at
thJsoOce.
Every person in Webster county should
ana to the fair next week aad try and
hare a good time. Bring in your cattle,
hogs, com, kc Take your pictures, fan-
S work, 6c, and make an effort to give
e association a boost
A. KFaakand family will leare in a
few daya for Liacola, which place they
will make their future home. Mr. and
Mrs. Funk have hosts of friends in this
city who will be sorry to learn of their
intentions of leaving Red Cloud but will
be pleased to learn of their success.
Charlie F. McKeighaa, bob of Hob.
W. A. McKeighaa of this city, aad a well
kaowa young man of this oouaty, was
Baited ia marriage on Tuesday eveaisa?.
by the Rev. Mr. Taggart to Miss Lillie
McCaasv a vary estimable yoglady,
ana asngater or our mend Henry Jtc-
Caae of this oouaty. The young couple
have oar bast wishes for a prosperous
aad happy voyage orer the matrimonial
BBEBBJe,
This week there was a
ofoarhnsinitrma by which oar old
Hackers:
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Cload for a aamkar of years aad bare
people wfll be sorry to bearofthetr
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Webster County, Neb.,
U. SL Govt Report, Ah 7
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Powder
IrrigmtlsHi la CoaaJm;.
It was leas than two jears ago that
tke Journal, in a series of articles,
called attention to the importance of
the irrigation question to the people
of western Nebraska. It advocated a
aatioaal plan for diitribatiag the
waters of the streams bj the baiUiag
af reservoirs aad ditekes everywkere
that water can be fonad west of the
100th anridian. The storm aad pro
tests from people living in the region
mentioned was appalliag. Letter af
ter letter came to the editor iasigaaau
lj deayiag tkat tkere was aaj aeed
of irrigation in Nebraska. The re
markable crops of the western conn
ties for three jears in succession were
pointed oat as a refutation of the irri
gation argument. The logic of one
season, a season that is execptional
to a certain extent, but sarely reear
rent at not very long intervals, has
changed all this, aad now the people
of the webt are thoroughly ia accord
with tke Journal and are hard at
work organising for the gathering
and distribution of the waters of
western Nebraska.
But as the Journal said at the time
it is not only for the exceptional
years that irrigation is going to be
valuable. Ia no county in this state
is there, on any given year, the pre
cise distribution of rains in sesson to
produce the best crop rr salts. Irri
gation will surely double the produc
iag value of any farm ia the state for
the reason that it enables a thorough
going farmer to get the full produc
ing power of his laid every season,
rain or shine. Tho value increases
with every mile you go from the Mis
souri river, because the farther you
go the more uncertain it is tkat tho
rain will fsll at the right juaetare
for a growing crop. The Journal ie
tkerefore pleased to see the steps that
are being taken in the right direction
ia western Nebraska this year.
State Journal.
Otto Stock has aoma hens that
do not believe in monapoly and are
bow eagaged in laying double shelled'
eggs, that is to say a perfect egg im
side of an egg, comparatively two
ggs at one laying. This hen evident
ly believed in that old story about
the hen that laid an egg 'every day
snd Sundsy laid two. She a anted to
show the world thst the old torv was
no myth, and so duplicated it. The
outer shell of one of the eggs measar
ed 8$ iaches long ana 7 inches in
circumference, tke inner egg was
aboat the sue of a commoa every daj
egg that a hen "would naturally feel
proad of. Mr. Stocke has two ef tke
specimens.
Some of oar eatbastattic frieads of
McKeighaa have swaagtwo baaaera
across the streets witb this device:
Oar
VaiGfCta
McKEIGHAN.
aaiated ia large aad faatastic letters.
Meaeay mcraiag wkea oar reasrter
came dowa towa ke sa-- tkat the
baaaera wore wrapped around tke
liae, ar.d a minute afterward ono ef
oar fellows said, " DoutyerseeMe
Keigbansdoueup." Tke Reasber;:' are a family cf
teachers. Tke fatker has k.:ld kigh
psaitieas as an educator, and hi
daaghters art "chips of tbcnidblck"
Miss Laara kas charge of tke latctme
diate room ia tke First ward aeaasl
ia Red dead, aad Mis. Ella has takea
ike sekoal ia tke Otto district, is
Webster coanty Bth the yoaag
ladies receive liberal tilane? River
UaGard. Tka HaMredge Prouresa aa
af tke iadepeadeat party, aays: We
kaew Mr. Hsrlaa ti beaaiaeatiap
tibia aad koaest maa, whose sympa
thies are witk tka pesptc'V Tessa
are atraag waras. aassiau from a aa
kgulatar wttk Mr. HarUw HaMiaga
Iadepaadaat.
J. H. Bailey has $5,f0t ta kma aa
aad eity araaerty. Farm
per eaataadlaas. (St
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One Dollar a year is
Friday, September 26, 1890.
Still
The republican rartv, quick to see
the ranch needed legislation that
thou!d bo r-uactcd iu the interests of
the farmer, mechanic and laboring
man, has with its usual promptness
taken the lead ia bringing about sueh
reforms ss are accessary to alleviate
their distress aad plaea tkem oa aa
equal basis with the more sflaeat of
their kiad. Ia eoagress maay bills
kave aeen intredaeed tor the beaef t
of the workingmsa aad a aamber have
been passed that will give tkem re
lief of a subs taatial kiad. Of course
there are many demagogues going
over the coaatry with base drums and
a great flourish of trumpets, saying to
the people "We are the Moses that
will lead yoa iato tke promised laad,
and give eaeh aad every oae of yoa a
fortune oat of Uncle Sam's till, if yoa
will only eleet as U eoagress," bat
they will aever be able to deliver tke
goods, and it will be well for the vo
ters to stop and tkiak twice before
they are led off by the hae and cry of
the maay agitators who seek to get
tkem diseoateated oaly to further
their cause and give them a fat ofice.
One good brother, and independent
voter, said to as the other day. if we
do not sacceed in electing one of ear
men, we have received all that we
have asked for, namely the free coin
age of silver aad the rductipn of
freight rstas, eVc, ate. That is true
the republieaa patty is doing all that
any partv eaa do for the people, and
a good healthy agitation of impor
tant subjects will do more for the peo
ple thaa all the isms, agitators aad
raaaing after false theories, ever esa
do. These matters shoald be dis
cussed just the same as business prob
lems, in a eool and methodical man
ner, eadeavoriag to work iato ihe plaa
that is to vour best interests, remcav
beriag that aectsaary reforms cannot
be brought aboat ia a eiagle cay. It
tskes years to bring about legislation
that will suit 60,000,000 of goahead
people. Then let every republican
aad every democrat and every other
man stop ranaiag after false godt,
aad look after his or their own inter
ests, giving but little heed to those
fellows whose theories will not bear
inspectioa, and they will find times
maek better, and deeidedly much less
room for eeatplaiat. '
That there is mach useless legisls
tioa ereepiag iato oar laws if evideat
aad that there Is many neded re
forms ia oar body politic is eeitaia,
bat all of these csa be remedied ia
your owa party withoat goin: fraatie
over every whim of the demagogue
who i oaly workinc job up for the
purpose of helping him get a fst snap.
Tbst's all.
Mlwattoa.
There are bo better men, oa aip
ticket than those men who compose
the republican state ticket. The
voters should aot be led off by high
soanding promises from men who
have never had any experience ia
legislatica or aaytbiag else. Bojd
of Omaha the democratic candidate
is a man that skoald not be sapported
by aay good eitixea who valaes his
positioa ia society. He is rick, bat
tkat skoald aot be aa iaseative ts
kelp kim iato the gakeraatsrial
ekair. Tkea tkere it Powers, wkese
ideas aa f aaaees aad stksr impartaat
subjects waald absolately raia tke
esaatry akaald tkey become laws.
Tketkeery tkat tka pablie faada
akaald be leaaed aat ta laud owners,
aa mortgage tecarity at 2 per seat
aeraaaam, a speeies of e!asa lei
tian, is a frsad aad a delanoa aad ao
tatioaal msa, of any paitv or creed,
if tkorsagkly coga'saat wi'fi the fiets
woald coaaider them for a nunate. Na
persoB will deaj bat that the volama
nf earreaey shoald be iu&resd ta
meet the demaads of the f'plr, bat
th.t wild aat tbestias af sme aaa
zettiag sometkiag far aethiag,H ia
stksarytkat wawld raia tka beat
geverameat aa eartk Baaiaass ia
kaaiaaae, tka paaala are tka ralers
aad let tkem rata ia a kasisea Hks
maaaar tka affaksaf tlis gnrersmeat.
Tkat's
Oar friaam. A. O. Willie, aad wife
fraaa Ckiaaca, wkara Mr.
Willis waat ia nearer' af medical aid
far aa aakle tkat ke had tajared ta a
wrack wast af this eity tw ar three
years aaw. lUaajajaaaak wkk sjaad
aewa tkat ks limb waaM aat aead
ampataUaa. His maay- friends ia
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