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decide to buy.
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PAID UP CAPriAL,$50flOQ.
Take YourAiill-allon to ThrM, Hrraaac you will be dealing direct with the leudcr
ami not tluniili an :u;ent or cniiiusion num.
KecauM jou t-an pot the lowest rate.
Krranc im can et our money iiiunediately.
HrrHM'e lo not reiul our application all over the country for sonic one elite to fill.
HrraiiMc we can rie yoii the iH'sttemn.
Kctaiioe interest and prlncl.;ilis pajaMeat our office, and if desired wecan gUcaccomtHla
tion on the int'icst ii.tyiuents.
Ilrraaki) vm will he pleased witliour maimer of business, and save money, save tine, save
trouble.
Ked Cloud, Neb.
WANTED
Men and Women to call at onr More and
all clntwca or
Fne
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Sewinp Macliinea. Orgnns, Carpcl, etc, 9nr atock or Undcrtak
cr 4oorts i complete and we pay especial attention to this
branch or the brntlnem
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SUCCESSORS TO . A. HANDY.
Lumber and Coal.
Red Cloud,
What is
Castoria is Dr. SawMi Pitcfccr,i nreocriatlom for Imfkats
and Children. ItcontjamsaeitsMrOpiiim9MorUaeBor
otker Narcotic subataace. It is a liaramloas snbatitato
for Paregoric, Brops8ootaia)cSynipe, mad Castor OH
It is Plcammat. Its cuaraateo is tkirty yean aso by
SOmsasofMotken. CMtoriadcaaysWonasaatdaOaaTS
feTcrisaness. Castoria preTCsits TOamitiac Saar Card,
cares Diarrkcea aad 'Wind
tectkisc traaklss, cares coastiaatioa
Castor aariartlatca fke food, rccalates tko
aad bowels, ririac kcaltky
toria is tko Ckildroa's
Castoxia.
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fioodi
Mothers haT rspealeiHy teM
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IfCV mffJOa aaVomT aaattaajBaj.
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"CasJoriatethe best remedy for iMimiat
(rkkhlaaccqaakued. I hops the day is aot
far distant -whea mothers 01 usaafilai Mm real
laterest of their cbSdrea, aad ass Castsria ia
stead of the Tarioosaaacr;:
destroyhig their loved ease, by
morphine, soothms; ayrao aad
ageats dowa their thn
them to arematare saasa.
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Clocks,
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Silverware, &c.
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Albany, New York.
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Waiting tor Sonthlnc to Tnm
fVritten forTHBCniRr.
He aUiids oa Mm eoreer la Mask aaeoaeern,
Witaeat aaaaatiea to Mep er to turn.
And acarcrljr a aoaar aoe he o r eara
lie is waltlag for tuattUilufi to tara up.
He recks ia his chair la an iadoleatway.
Half doses Ms eyes, aad has aetMat; to ay.
AM as to Ms warfciag. a says ft aoat aay
HeialtiaRfersoawtklBt:toturaaB.
He sits ob a stare box with open Jack knife.
Aad idles away his stall purposeless life;
lie tads no support for hinueirand bis wife
He Is wattiac for sosaetbtus; to turn up.
He I always expecting soma fortune to come,
A romdae; immense, a ataenileeat sum.
Heme streak of Kood luck for Ids desolate home,
Aad is waiting for somcthinK to turn up.
The thing !hw not happened that ever I heard,
With man, oradojj, or a worm -seeking bird,
Haeeew was attained by a matter deferred,
And by waitluj; for jionicthlnt? to turn up.
You must hustle, and rustle, and tussle, aad
work.
If laborer, merchant mechanic, or clerk:
;ood luck and good fortuue ne'er come to the
fchirk
Who Is waiting for something to turn up.
Yet half of the people spend hair of their da)
In wild expectadeii.aixilruitlessly gaze.
A useless, a silly and curse-breeding craze.
Is this Halting for something to tura Hp,
Tliere lies all around you, alxflre and below.
some graua opiortuiiitic uiddcn. you Know,
You neTii will And them, it idouchy and slow,
rou are waiting tor someuiing 10 turn up.
Then of with your coat, roll the sleeves of your
shirt.
Dig! dig. iu the workshon. the store or the dirt.
Don't fear for soiled bauds or your dignity
nun.
And be waiting for something to turn up.
TAXCLE4IIADK, Dec. tX, VM.
EikjarTiiokvk.
Paklle lantallatlon.
Go lat Monday evening Garfield
Post, No. SO, G. A. 11. held a public
installation and banquet at their hall
to which quite s number of our peo
ple were present, together with s
larg3 number of comrades, ladies of
the Relief Corps, and the "Big In
jun" of the Great Family Weekly.
Comrade Keslcr opened the ceremon
ies, after which Comrade Wc3t, noti
fied those who were about ready to
assume the official capacities of the
Post, that he was there for the pur
pose of installing them, which he did
as follows:
G. W. Knight, P. C.
H. B. Simons, S. V.
James Murray, J. V.
II. E. Pond, Q. M.
Dr. Moranville, Surgeon.
Rev. E. A. Randall, Chaplin.
D. L. Groat, 0. D.
Capt. Saunders, 0. G.
Dr. Schenck, Adjt.
H. A. Howard. Q. M. S.
Joseph Garber, S. M.
After the installction ceremonies
were completed, speeches were made
by Post Commander Knight, Chaplin
Randall, Rev. Taggert, G. R. Chancy,
Mrs. J. L. Miller and others, and
were highly entertaining. This
through the Post adjourned, and im
mediately following came a sumptuous
banquet, such as we have not 'attend
ed for a long time. It was a grand
affair and decidedly appreciated.
Before bringing this article to a close
we desire to compliment our friend
I. II. Iluaaell of Inavalc on his abil
ity as a cook. To him, was delegat
ed by the ladits, the job of preparing
the oysters, and he covered himself
all over with glory. The G. A. R.
boys and the W. R. C. ladies never
da things by halves, but when they
start out to have a good time for
their fries is, they always have, it and
it was a good time.
Xecda lac Same Tkiaaj.
Two years ago a commission was ap
pointed in Kansas to revise and mod
ify the laws of the state and suegest
such changes as were deemed exped
ient and beneficial. The commission
has concluded its labors and reported
the rcsmh to the governor. Radical
changes are recommended in all bran
ches of the state government, aad if
approved by the legtslstare will effect
at-avingof $500,000 a year to the
taxpayers. The principal changes
are: Providing for the election of
railroad commisfiobcra by the people
a state board ef charity, a i eviction
of the salaries of coaaty oficers aad
the abolition of all fee Sees; taxing
the actual value of property, uniform
school laws and school text books;
stringent regulation aad inspection
of state hanks, a rcdactica of judicial
districts sad radical curtailment ef
the expenses of state institatisss.
The work of the commission has seen
tharoogh aad the result ef its libers
aJfsrss a valsasle lessen for the legis
lature of Nebraska. Bee.
Iter. C. W. Palmer f Or, NebrM
will begin a series ot uteetiass at the
Baptist church ia this city Tes4ey
evening January 13th. Mr. Palmer
is aa evaogelist of wide repotstiea
aad experience, oaring; been t-anjagta
ia this dam of work far jwara in the
ef Wi
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Red Cloud, Webster County, Neb, Friday, January 9,
TOWS TALK.
Frank Cowdea ia
homt from ks
eastern visit
The "beautiful" made its
ancc on Thursday.
WiU Mitchell of Orleans,
the city this week.
Mrs. Weatheral of Hebron, is vis
iting with S. F. Spoksslsld sad wife.
Sheriff Tecl has bees os the sick
list for some time but is reeovcrisg.
: R. B. Fulton has added his name
to the big book of the Great Family
Weekly.
C. Wiener, is rearranging the in
terior of his store rooms. It will be
much more convenient.
Prof. A. L. Funk's well known form
was on our streets one day this week.
He likes Lincoln very mueh.
Mrs. Hamilton of, Fremont, Mrs.
Mead and Mrs. Shidler of York, are
the jrttests of R. V. Shirey this week.
D. II. Rudd, is suffering with an
attack of rheumatics. We hope to
sec him able to be around in a few
days.
Wc are pleased to note that Adam
Morhart, has been elected as mana
ger of the opera house. He will run
it correctly:
The W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Berg every Thursday during
the month of Jan. Meet promptly
at 3 o'clock.
The familiar visage rf our friend
A. N. Patmor, was observed on our
thoroughfares on Monday, after an
illness of several weeks.
Our old time friend. George Duck
er of Jolict. Illinois, is in the city.
He looks hale and hearty, and reports
a successful bssisess career ia Illinois.-
- - -
Robert Wilson, Jr., of Hastings
representing the Bradstrect Mercan
tile Agency, was in the city this week
looking up our merchants . He found
them all in pool condition.
The Indians ate still defiant and It
is thought that a bloody battle will bs
fought soon by those who are at the
front. The government should take
a decisive stand and bring 'Lc cam
paign to a close without more blood
shed than necessary.
Pope Bros, are getting their store
in shape and when completed will
have one of the nicest stores in Red
Cloud. They arc men who arc thorough
rustlers after trade. Those arc the
men who win. They will have one of
the largest stocks of goods in the val
ley. The changes in the Baptist meeting
house since Pastor Pulis came in
charge is a great improvement. The
papering and painting, the changes
in the pulpit and platform with the
new arrangement of the seats makea
it a very pleasant aad commodious
auditorium.
L. D. Richards, late candidate for
governor on the republican ticket
turned some hot shot into the ear
ca.s of E. Roscwatcr, of the Bee, in a
recent letter ia the State Joarsal, far
his perfidy in the late campaign, and
Mr. Richards hit the nsil os the hesd
every time he west after ''Rosy V
ssalp.
The Argus office has changed
editors. Editor Warren harhtg leased
his office to T. G. Knight and Will
McMillian. The boys are well knows
in this city aad we have no denbt
will make of the Argus a good local
paper. Mr. Warrea will pay strict
attention to the post oasce. Tan
Chief wishes the bojs success.
Ileport of jail work done by the!
seperiutcudaut ef the W. C T. U.
of Webster county. We visited the
jail at Red Cloud, in company with
Rev. Palis, aad onr president Mrs.
Brakesfield. We found fear srisosr
ertweof whom were beys uader
twenty years of age, in prises for s
misdeamor esmmitei at or sear s
saloon ia a drunken raw. Thia is lbs
way high license regulates the liosr
tarffic Dr. PuIieheWashert rerig-
lona semee and we diatrihoted
able litentare avemisgJy with
effeet.
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Through the elects ef Mr. M. R.
Bestley, s praetiaal real estate mas,
ssd by the wsy, s property owner in
Hat Sprisgs, the elegsst Lenginotti
ii IhsUdinghaa hcea leased to Gee. 1.
wrsj Holland St Ccu and wltt soon be open-
sd as a f rst-elass hotel, known ss the
Psllman. Mr. Holland is a practical
and frst-elais hotel man of Red Cloud
Nebraska, where he is at the head of
two of the leading hotels of that lively
city. He is not only a man of practi
cal experience, but he is a man of
means and an inexhaustible fund of
co erg j, and one of the kind who
knswa no such word as fail. The
Longinotti building is a new fire proof
brisk of elegant modern construction,
situated on Central avenue in the
very heart of the city aad immediate
ly opposite bath hooe row. The
location could could not be better for
a Hot spring s Hotel, and we see no
reason why the Pullman should not
become from the first, one of the best
and most popular hotels iu the city
It is to be elegantly furnished, re
gardless of expense and will be ready
to open within thirty days or les.
Mr. Holland comes with the highot
recommendations, both as a thorough
business man and citizen and is an
evidence of his high standing at home
I wc may mention that lie served hi
city two terms as major, though lie is
a Democrat and his home city i Re
publican. The News welcomes him
to Hot Springs. Hot Springs Daily
News.
The above from the lint Springs,
(Ark.) Daily News, of a recent date
informs us of the departure of our
esteemed fellow citisen, ex-mayor
Holland, from Red Cloud. George,
as he is familiarly known here, has
resided in Red Cloud for a great
many years and has become one of
our best and most enterprising citi
zens, and Thk Cnisr will be sorry to
have him leave us. The Holland
house under his management, became
one of the best and most favored
hoatlerv's in the state of Nebraska
and always had a patronage that bore
good financial fruits for the owner.
Wc feel safe in sajing that th; 'Pull
man" will be a irrand success under
the direction of Mr. Holland and his
most estimable wife,
best wish.
Succor i." our
MisnKX, Nrn. J ax. 6th 1S0I.
The district assembly No. 1 10, K.
L meet in ssnual session and was har
monious and successful. Red Cloud
had a representation of tea present
The following are the office bearers for
the ensuing year: D. 31. W. Hairy
Campbell of L. A. 7747, J. G. Brown
D. W. F of L. A. 3874, D. R. S. Mrs .
Wells, L A 7747. D F S and T Mr.
Weils L. A. 7747, taticiaa J. L.
Miller H874, Execitivc board Wm.
Yohey, L. A. 10267. W. M. Vis-eher
and G. F. Miller L. A. 3874,
X Gliek, L. A. 1163. The following
were rccomended as organizer for
the year: W. 31. Visachcr L. A. 3374
Wm. Yohey L. A. 10267. The remi
auaual session will be held in the
sanctuary of L. A. 3874 Red Cloud
Neb. the first Tsesda; in July.
i
On last Saturday, Deputy Sheriff
O. C. Teel, received a telegram from
Iadianola that his father, A as mi C.
Teel, aged 74 years, had passed to the
pale realms of bliss. Mr. Teel was
born at Cambridge. Massachusetts, in
1816, aad for a great many years
lived ia the east bat f sally moved to
Galesbarg, Illisois, and from there
moved to Webster coaaty in 187C
and from here te Red Willow county
ia 18S4. He was the father or five
sssft sad tws daughters, two
of whom live ia Webster ecsaty vis:
Sheriff C. A. Teel, and his brother
densty sheriff O. C. Teel Mr. Teel
was well known in this county, by
all ef the early setUets. wLe will W
scry U bear of his death.
1st. Gearhar iaferma as that the
big paper st mod Clead is act s fafl
mrt,betstammttof the atewnh-
liesa wiM bs awoi ia the
f tko aen
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The aosstssisal stasoapw aes ef
tho carters state, whs look sps the
Indiana from 70s to 15vt miles ds
tascc arc waetiag their sympathy
when they btstsw it os lbs "weble
red was." It is all right te talk
about how they arc abused ;d all
that, at a great dilaocc from the
xcene of operations, but let them
change place with thoc who have to
suffer from the wanton dt prcdations
or savagery, and their opinions would
make a .-uddru revolution in a con
trary direction. The facts are thai
the government hai tnorc than done
its duty to the .ivagcs, ia fact
much so that it has encouraged them
to believe that they can a!waj be
fed and cared for by the gorcratscat
without work, hence they will not try
to help themselves, ualrss thrown on
their own resources. It i all moon
shine to "talk about tho poor Indian '
who f.in a twinkling of an rye,
would lift your back hair at the
leat provication. The govtrntneat
should not let them starve, but, wast
ing pity on the red devils i a wa.tc
of the raw material. There are a
very few good Indians out s-idc of the
pale of the happy hunting grounds.
Thoc people back cast who think
tho Indians arc "such lovely creat
ures" rhould petition the government
for two or three apiece for pets. The
we-t is perfectly willing to have the
"dear cicaturcs sent casMrhcre those
who are .o affected over their wrongs
can have all the fun
their hearts desire.
rith them that
Klttlas; Hall's First Mcaaagc.
The Dead wood Pioneer has the fol
lowing communication from the dead
chief:
(U)HANr IIUNTlSCl GSOCMUS, )
December 15th 1890. j
Heap Chief, Dead wood:
Whoop! Reached Happy Hunting
Ground this evcaiog. Messiah gave
me heap reception with much fire
works and big dance. I have not en
tered the dnnce yet, but the man who
say he the Messiah is telling mc
.-toric- about floboe vote, at gate.
No pcuimicau here, hut much (ire.
Hair burn off at gate. Whoop! jut
got one foot in dance. Whcoii' If
this Messiah could talc his rtd topec
to Dead wood next election think wo
eould raise heap h 1 with our ene
mies. Remember me to the Man-who-ar;ic-thc-
Hoboc- vote- in- faia
pocket, and tell Tbe-Man-That-Swal-Iowcdthc-Icebcrg
to hurry up.
Yours in haste. Sittixo Bcll.
P. S. Need not bring blankets
when you come. - S. B.
The legislature met last Tuesday
aad both brasches were felly organ
ized by the Independents as follows:
Sksate W. A. Pcynter was elec
ted president of the senate; C. II.
Piotle, secretary; H. A. Edwards,
first aasiaUat; E. E. Carter, secoad
assistaat; Major Derby, sergeaat-at-aras:
J. C. Staalcy, doorkeeper; P.
AlthcB, esrolliag elerk; C. L. Brais
ard, engrusiing clerk; Iaase lies
thorsc, postmaster; If. K. Drake, csa
todiaa of the cloak room.
Houhe Speaker, a M. Elder of
Clay county; Ckief clerk, Erie Jehs
son of Phelps; First assistaat, W. C.
HaldcH of Buffsle; second aswisUat,
A. H. Bigelow of Greeley; scrgesai
st arms. Noah Miahler of Bod Wil
low; doorkeeper, G. W. Bert of Bod
Willow; esrolliag clerk. J. E. Hoot
er; engrossing elerk, Fiwmoat Cone.
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