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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1891)
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YH.r Invors solicited All orders filled promptly tu.ooo dnIUr bond tiled and unproved. Aildr"sorcallon .... L. II. FOKT Manager, Red Cloud, Neb. Cash Best Coods Only. T. What is CMteri Il Dr. 8amm1 Pitcher! pntoiptte ffcr ImfkaU b Children. It cata!ai neither OpiwBXorhiemr tfcer Narcotic svtNUace. It is a hanrie mahttitate Ut Farefforic, Drops, SMthiMj Synps, aad Castor OIL It is Flfcasmmt, Its gaaramtoe is thirty years' aee by MilUsmi of Mothers, Castoriaslestroysirorsas saa aUsyi fCYerishsess. Castoria areveats wossitias; Sour Sara, cares Diarrhoea aad Wlad Colic Castoria ratteres teethiar troahlos, cares r. Castoria assissilatsa tho aaa bowels, ciTiac healthy toria is tho ChlMvam's Castoria. MtfMmauMaaaaaataMaaUsaaat Bmasjaasi BA aV1 fsm aaaaa ssaaap assaas aea awwowom D.O.COmiw. . a. AbimJL a. laml.Waaf iuS.OKtardBt,Bnak-'T UikliMiMMUii 2fcapaawa aMB m afaaiB cw imn -r- jm Mfc hm ojSmW mwIA. vaeMaaMSi saaW iHaSava twt asaaaSjei WSBSSBSXaaW rsssjaasaaea . & - -- aaaaasl aMMMMaa avjaaat ha kssjaTSi Sal VaVttlaf SaaaamaSaWTSjrtSSJB)SMSjBBWaaBaawa , - . a 0n u.m AtaawC.Sawa.lWfc. WIENER, the Biggest Stock SUMMER ivf fPlKlAu Grocery House -NOW open Fruits Etc Come and see me C. HACKEE The Cash Grocer. coastiaatioa aaa ftataleacy. raaa, regalatas t as Caatorih. Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty," and One Dollar a year is of Clothing; Furnishing Goods, Abaat High. The most ignorant may reasonably and very properly ask for enlighten ment through the columns of a news paper, but only those who are well in formed and understand what they arc talking or writing about should undertake to teach, or attempt to fur nish the information thus asked for. If the "calamity shrickcrs" of the independent party would properly ob serve the above rule many of those who are foisting themselves upon the public as political teachers would, in stead of trving to teach, be asking for information. There would be less cry of wolf, olf, " wherr there is no wolf. Il is not dented that there arc some political wolves in the community, but they arc trying to disguise them.eves in sheep's clothing; and their irantic efforts to alarm and deceive the hon est voters may be styled a "howling" effort, but cannot be called a uhovrl ing success;'' for it i difficult if not impossible, to conceal the democratic hoofs and horns under so transparent a covering as the independent "crazy quilt" which is being patched up for that purpose. H. F. A. Good ot Cowlc5. passed through Bed Cloud Monday on hit return from McCook. He reports Earl Paul, who was accidently shot, as do- "ins well and likely to return home this week or next. In pulling a pun from the wagon it was discharged, and two-thirds of the usele of his arm was torn away. lis stood it bravely, but would have bled to death in a few minutes had not Mr. Good and the boys bandaged it quickly. It was over an hour before the wound was dressed in McCook. A close call but the arm is likely to be saved. Hky ( I Frmaklin Academy f 1. Because it is thorough and practical. 2. Because it is safe, the best of influence, no saloons, careful hoper vision. 3. Because it is, cheap, board $1.50 per week, books at cost. &c. 4. Because you need an education and that is the best place to get it Send for a catalogue. The Blue Grass Palace of Creston, Iowa, and the patrons thereof, will be better informed as to what Webster county can raise, when they view the foe specimens of fruit, vegetables, corn, Ac, that Geo. WhiUoa aud D. B. Sponoplc have accumulated for exhibition there. The specimens arc the finest we have ever seen in any cotatry. I will receive bids ap to Aag 15, '91 for eeBveyisg the city water to tsc tttBBioa camp groaads, ail cam ple te aad ready for ase by the 10th day f September '91, iie of pipe aotto st lets taaa eae iaeh, aad to W aqaispes witk foar kydraats, aad twe taakt of aot less than five bbl. capacity eack. Esliaiates to bs ba.ed ob price per foot. J. L. Mines. kc There will be a atretiag of the re pafelieaa ceatral eoauaittee of IVebster caaaty, at the eoaaty eoart reoai ia tse Mooa block, ia Bed Cleai, SaUr day. Aag. 22, 1891, at 2 o'ekckp. A fall atteadeaec is desired. xt. uiuux, tJBurjsaB. I P. f. IraMT, Sccj. Red Cloud, Webster County, Neb., Friday, August 14, ESTABLISHED 1883. G nil A Little too Brccz'. Kditou Ciiikf: Day in and day out you can hear loud-mouthed individuals talk about -more money needed" and that the country is going to the dogs, because of mismanage ment by the republicans. &c, and a whole lut of silly trash of a simi lar kind. Now, these selfsame blowhards hate but very little conception of the machinery and ability tint it takes tjo run as vast a government as the United States, and" if any one should ak them any tiling about it, it would be impossible for them to make an intelligent answer. Vet. you can hear them talk about the fin?nccs of the government, something that has caused the hair of our greatest and most profound statesmen to turn gray in trying to solve, but these agita tors tell you. that it is a siuifle mat ter to deal with, and all that is needed is simply fifty dollars -p-e-r c-a-i t-a &c. Their papers talk it. and in fact, all of that useless kiud of agitators, whose talk does more injury to the great cause of humanity than all the rest of the ills that flesh is heir to. The trailers and hangers on to the In denpendent party are principally men whd have nothing at stake, and are im bued with the idea that they are about to become rich by a miracle or by the aid of the brains of others, who have succeeded in accumulating wealth, while they have been crying thief and robber, and have been too shiftless to earn a living. Pick up thcic men one by one. examine them, Mr. Editor, carefully, and I will guarantee that you will find the above statement the rule rather than the exception, one thing is certain, that you will find that the bone and siuew of our country "are not in it. As a usual thing you will find them at work try ing to make an honest living, paying their debts a.s fast as possible, and surely and certainly wiping them out dollar by dollar, and ultimately will become well-to-doj while the ther fel lows and growlers are loafing around and saying that he i getting his money dishonestly, because they have not the ambition or desire to labor sufficient! to get enough to live ou. and would rather make a loud noise in order to make people think there is "something rotten in Denmark" when the cause of their poverty nine times out of ten cau be laid at their own DS door, and that too by pure cussednesii. , . . , ., . i. .. ' :..,i.:i:. .A JL ,.... -.i aJ& beat serncc and can not aee why for themselves, but always sitting around complaining, and' waiting. Micawber like, "for something to i turn up" that will give them riches and comfort without sivinjr anv miuuub siivinjr any wuux i in return, I that kind of people are what will tooa - "- J w - aiaw mm9 cr orlaterundcrmiuc the balwaxk of our CTcatot and best trovernment on earth. A man may differ honestly in politics the constitution grants, each aad every one of us that right but every honest and loyal American should shudder at such treasoaable talk as is being indulged ia by Bun who have nothing to lose, and but little to gaia. aad never will have. It is. ma-American, disloyal to the government, aad aaworthy of any otse, who loves his couatry. Loyalty is certainly the corner stone of all good .government. The whole aim of the movement is not for yonr own welfare, bat the welfare of a lartre nambcr who cxneet tosiaks by workiag upon the srmpathics of i wr wao aave raiiea or aerer tasted what is termed the sweets of wealth.1 All they waatis either sapaort from the govcramcat or a chaace at seaw obcj pile, aaa titea taey will be happy. New Mr. Editor, I aWt-waat te tread oa aay eae's toes, bat I deem it &at a few plaia facts shaald aot iajare aav oae, aad a laaresch taveatumbea i ww prove u set all, saect all f sty aaaexueae. Eagle Hats, Boots, Shoes, &e. In the meantime you can DIRT Tkc mmc Fcllcm. To morrow the Independent- will hold their conventional Cowlcs. We notice that the fellow who have hung on to the old parties for office arc now hanging on to the Independent kite with the hope of flopping into office by that route. If the way the straw bio is any indication of what is to come several of them will be very much disappointed when the ides of November roll around. We don't im agine that the independents will have a walk-a-way. A great many people are becomintr tired ff the thcoriea advocated by their leaders, and are stepping down and out. It is said that the ring" has the ticket' fixed for nominating at Cowles, tomorrow, and if it pans o at that way. the tick et will be dropped like hot .cakes. A great many of the more conservative independents kick on having a ticket set up for them to vote, by ringMcrs. Prof. J. It. Thornton, Representa tive Wilson, Bankers Keohlcr, Simp ton. Garrison, Implement Dealer Klingman and Editor Shields of Blue Hill, spent Monday evening in the Gate city catching sparks from the electric globes. Mr. Klingmtn was herein pursuit of a license with which he succeeded in convincing Miss Maude Wilson that she ought to be come a Mrs. Keingman. The pleas ant and ceremonious affair took place at the home of the bride's parent, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, in Blue Hill, Monday evening. Aug. 12, 1891. The Chief entares congratulations to the newly married couple and wish es that their married life may be one well filled with all the possible joys of matrimonial life There has be2s eoasiderablc said about the voting of the tax list to The Chief. The facts arc that it was not by a party vote at all, but oa the other brad, both republicaas. ia depesdeats aad democrats were among thoc whe cast a vote for this paper. It wat not a party issae, but miitf rr i4 tn which limner eoald snre hoad "1,cd tranor for doing his daty. If we andemasd the word indepeadeat," it aieaas DOtb;n? jf jt does boL meat, lhata aaa a i -. - j j j acts as his judgment directs with- oat regard to party or creed. If it means cy thing else ia that coaaec t;oa we hve not be n fully advbed. D. F. Scots aad wife aad thtir daahtr, Delly, departed this week far Moataaa, ia which state they will take their fatcre hoaie. Mr. SeU aad family har randed ia Weaatar eoaaty for aaaat eight years aad tkWr maay frieaas w.TI be aerrj is sear al their departure from this caaaty. liToweTer Tbe CatUT wisea tWm prosperity aad sappiaesa ia their aear same aad hope it will he a p!a&&aai caaage. Jadge Traakey is fa:Bg thia week ass tae eaaaty xen arc Wiae; laakai after by Saheaek. Via WiQiasaa has aaksa s si dart is Jbasr's fttft. the Price of The Chief. 1893 Clothing House 1-k CHEAP A Card a! Tamak. To the dear friends who cared so tenderly for the precious rem ins of our beloved mother, and whose kindly heart.- and helpful hands did m much to comfort and sustain us in our sore bereavement, we tender our mot sin cere thanks. Emma, Maiiki. and Makv Nvk. Bed Cloud wants a creamtr. Kor the people of Bed Cloud to want a good thing is a guarantee that they will obtain it. Republican City Inde pendent. lamtMle. Wo are neodinn rain. Oh, but wann't Saturday hot? Mr. Hull and family, went to Itherton Sunday. Mr. Story aud wife, of Cuwfe were ia tho Vale- Sunday. Mr. Orchard of Exeter Nob., is taiu ing bin father IL K. Orchard and family. Mrs. Talbot and daughter of (Juido Itock, arc visiting friends in the arta this week. Charley KeiKlo was on our treta Sunday. Mr. Jones and wife were vinitlntf Mr. Hunter nnd family Tuetnby. Mrs. IJently wa vinitinp Mr. AjerV tbe fore part of the week, Tlit re will lie a mutch game of lall, Saturday, Auguat l."th, tietween the Inavale Lot a and Farmers creek. Mr. Sawj-er now ridea in a new buggy. Mr. Editor, as this part ban not been heard from for a long white, we will give you a few itms. Stacking is about all done aad the buzz of the threabing machine b heard in ererv direction, grain is tornieg out good. Heroert Ogtlen baa been tick, too many good thing? menu to be the trouble. Sid Cox is on the aick lint. Several of the young folks reprised Walter Cox Tuesday sTeeing in boaor of his l&h, birtliday, a good tisae reanrtatL August Cth, was G. W. Baker's 23d. birtidsy, his wife, children, aetgabora, aad ladies of the G. A. ILShnaaa Circle of lJed Cloud gave hira a grand saarisa sevety-two prosa being pre went with loaded baakeU. tber left him soaae very n;ce presents aatocg tbem was a gold star prase ated to him by ladisa of tha G. A. K. Circle rfarseatiac that order. Mr. Baker was Tery baprj by his friada gatSenag to sarprise him aad was ready to receive tbeas. Saaa GIger'a barn was struck br light nicg Thursday aoraisg bat so damage doee only his sales cast aay thing. John S2a1&c west to Nebraska City f last week. Fred Prase has moved ta Amboy to llhe. Mr.Fd.Uesisaieparfdaserof Mr. D. F. Scett's ptoca, d A8ea Caraaatsr arhiacatUa. Mx.Soottie aeeaaeaag far bis deaartare ta Mnataaa W are to bare him Jeers bat The FSeaaaat Hill achoal Miss May CjuascaM Maar- ra mi Ce) talcs. Mrs. Ktney of Marengo, III., pnt her 74th, birthday anniversary with hr mo, E. Keeney she and her children bare visit another sou at Dewrse, this wiwk and from there Mrs. Kewicy and hr daaghtor. Ma return to lllino ts. IUr. Steely finds the climate of outh. wrxt Miiwottrt dot not agrr with hi health. He t expect! Vt return to CowImi n. Two seere canes of jicWomm ar re jorted, Mrs. Ham Burton, and oldst child of Ed. Uatr. Be. Wolf is Handing tbw wi-wk rt heweettt. attending tbe caiapmetig The Ladies of the Congregational church will give a harvwt fewtlval on Friday evening, for the lnefitof tha church Th church will be decorated with the fruits of the ftelds, the orchard, ami the gardea. Cak and ice cream will be sirred. X frJsa Creek. Warm weather these daje. Corn is bovtning. All predict a good ielil, where they hae jen successful enough to keep it ahead of the wesds. With the exception of enme tUt bar vesting Is completed. Stacking la not all dons but ! greasing the tine d. Meesrw. White I'rather antl tro lac Thotaa havo purcttsed a new tbrftdter. One of L.D. Thomas' littl Uj fell from a tree, receatly and hurt his htad. it was thought for a tims sertomdy. Dr. Isom wascalleil. the littl Mow is rtport ed all right now. Mr. Tboralon Fos will Uch tbs school at the Elm Creek school Iiouss, aad Miss Olive Foe t th- Shebloa school house. Mr. Wm. Thomas L1 the mUforttis to lose oae of hts horsaa tuA loag ago. Thomas Crouch is bszziag arouad with a aew mor.slayBg the weeds Mr. E. Aodsrsoa'f grand deagater from Kansas, is tSsitiag with him at prases. E. IL K. A feafc latrcaf ascai. IsesM watsa k araaraatesS to brief ffU- yam satinfaatan rassiU. t im ars a rttara af are ban arias, Oa taia ufa alia m auto t.iv fraaa rr Jrr)l. sd Drsggist s betUs f Dr. XSag Sew DiseaTery for Coaeematisea. It is gssr satsed to bnrg r4if ia rtj mm, was uJ for aay aCeztUm tt Tarast, Lsagt er C4t. sack s Coswematiea. Islam mstiea ef Leag, Bra-MsitK AHsitaa, Whweyiag Cgagk. Cror ete-, sts. It h ptesett sarfsgrsriUet'j tasla. trrfsea1f safe sa! esa alvsjs km detras-s sasav Trial awtthf (re t U IL lnon Drag star. S TE CHIEF wxe ta laarale. en Moaday of thb week, aad was mrpm ed aee that litIe city ferjriag bsg ia Sae hapr- The haa aca are all doiag well aad carry a nice lis ef gaeds. The cheese factory, aader the aperiatcadcaey f Mr. X B. Hart wcll ij oae of tie ysWtaatial tcr prisa af the town sad draws trade J from all over the wustcra part of tie caaatr. Mr H. a thcfraagh aad caaa peteat ch ee maker aad has aaeeeed ed ia pUciag a rrpatitiea tm Uk Iaa vale cheese tha carria with it laaari arity whererrer k U said. Totc CaiKr ia plaaaad ta see IsaraJc as the ihighraadtawaakh. . S. CsVi Kspait, jVag, 17, iU Baking Vol. in. No.:. buy all -5 W Hlaaa llleta. Maay iivss tr lik m basket of or ripe atisiasr fruit sfctUd for ut, Kt oaly ta ha east aat. Diidioeasty wWayaatusUy rsult ia bwtruction. Trsa " ChihaMaiiay -tsrs practically into tha haaastas stefy ibiy life. - It U eay enough to talk. bl aai Si w j evy to talk about something while A company of coneecrale! )uum le in a charch t a bditea'tt:Sajr I4wtor. Tly w ill put. aaeaaaBBW hds heart, fire into his aaaaia9aiBa1t'lae-nt iu. into his ahaatJlsaBSBary. A baaslSBB?JaSaMmtr l o-d oae gSSaVP'sSSfS tha abeeflt oo- Maay charchea aad Uimtt tueislavts cltaslsg porkal ImbAl up trso intsd of soub down town, TbeaclMol of itfnw i free scbolsrship. A UilJed heart can afr ! xt alle unU Ue IrtL T1ir ia nH nm eaough in the heart for tao 0d It U folly for a man lo i to tag a aim4e iifs ! (ct th ressfd aad bUssdsgM wbirh r tW heritage tlst which worketh HgntouMs. Tint U a gioi ktad U cbsfitr tiat tegas at hem. JfUtKU-l it lUmm &H end Vousg Qhristiaas hv'M ar be gull, ty of Ulkifig !aag. It U lb laagaag the bon-n i'key, th gambW, 1 Jkm thug. 11 ail ti ditmiit outl wp tha aambsr of psraoas tbs-y ia iI to church Ur past saoath. They will r4'e to iariie mora aeat sseetk. The iaafi wh talks ta hut steep i mm aapleassst thlag lt bars mrotmL Bat hs ia agreesUe eamjtsred with U m whi aleeps ia his talk riest Hsseasatuwa oftea last, ft stay bs m with the straSbfer wh droafeJ la to yoar eh arch last Seaasy for the Srat tiaaa. What was hm eseiw.ite hi jvtt OrttaaasHaJTs- Wa da aet asad m saaeh ts atlaat hs WUa to the Oats as n A tU Utaea tothsTliUe. There ts a mabty Jaefesop U(t Jwrrtag hetl ef Ifce trath aad the truth hariag he4d ef yta. A AS)asseSMM aacaa. Te heWag f the nW rk ia a city seareety, Sfly year e4 vSt he a re sssfheUe evesrf. W4 Mf K wSf realy sry e4 tae SisSseaiJea frri ! ff. rfsaaiis hViss I iaatjifut TM ia H waj aSawp AaaWPaarSaiaa Sssayiss jSjaaBJ aayf SVMPSy thrir eaeets sir awes i. Tssasis. gie. aerraas SeasWf. seal aihsa or eta. Itasas liaeasMraa, Trial ea 3tertaaa aaa Mean free at C. L. Cattta?. R a wai aaf4 ia ?, aarsfclaa v Saa grreasaVaaw. .VeewM IrfcUtePjaieaG. X Jt t he hsi at Red Cfc4d, SsfasaVhar 15 la ii.tMBi.Mk, asat a rata f fare far tha rasasd triw Ser ate wstsms f??! mtmfmim ef Kerf Chwad. A.Cnmmrgm r Haaet assaaaafa i Sr i te ae Wh iiH&l !? f er esa rtmire Mr aaaafe.Bfrr J ru4 Othi. wars aajinl Uw asgjS jpaaas, laahaaaae. Sraaaaii atlasiawss'jl what Or. Maes' asw aaMCasa. sVC aw eSBWraap aWasTaaV aeiaBBBaa Ksaish hsa haa aaa'a hra ta tac Ssr?fS KABwt wHaejea) aswWsa T99999 ftaBsaSjsflBv his wile " LrH Teayaa. a4 Sasaeeaa. Macs II , I. I l,P hy Sfr. sf ass s
