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    THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1804.
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BLAKESLEE & KALEY
Allfi MAKING
Extra
Low
Prices
On
Oxfords.
Woman's l)onc.ola Oxford, par, tip M a-
rliitli top, mt tip I CI
Women' iitntn Dnneot.i Uxfordi..
women's fan Oxford itmrt!nr opera too. i no
Woman's 1'ilnco Alliens liamt turn a M
Woman's l'rinco Albert .M.H. turn J :
Mlics 1 mi Oxford ut nunlltv. l.i.'i I as
Child's Tun Oxford 1st fiualliy 9-12 I 15
Open Slippers, $1.00, $1.83, $1.60.
Wo limo nlso u large line of
MenV Boys',
ami Youths'
Low Cut
Shoes,
and a cheaper lino of Women's Btid Mlises
Oxfords ranging in price from
66o to 11.00.
Wo are pleased to show our Roods.
Blnkesleo fe Knloy.
iMi iii UiUUUiU iiiiiiiiiiii iii iiiiliiiiiiiK
CUED B. McKEEBY, M. D.
Physician nnd Hurticon,
City nnd country calls promptly ans
wered. Moon Block, Red Cloud.
TAULE OF CONTEXTS.
Pogo 1 Washington's Lifo.
Educational column.
Pago 2 How it is in the Navy.
Homo of tho Orang.
Tho Mooso Mado Quick Time.
Pago 3 Miners' War Endod.
Heat thorn Shockingly.
Work of National Lawmakers.
Nebraska Nowb.
Telegraphic Markets.
Business Crash at St. Joseph.
Othor itemB, etc.
-City nnd othor News.
-Qcnornl Local City Horns.
Page G County Correspondence
Page 7 Miscellaneous.
Pogo 8 Weather ForocaBts.
Othor items of Interest.
Pogo 4-
Pogo 5-
LOCAL NEWS.
BRIEF MENTION.
CITY NEWS.
GLORIOUS FOURTH
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David Lutz is in tho city.
Mr. Yager is tho now operator at the
depot.
II. A. Myers wob up from Lebanon
Monday.
Mrs. Sapp was visiting in Guide Bock
this wcok.
Miss Cora Koloy is visiting in OrleanB
this wcok.
M. WinanB of Alma was In tho city
this wcok.
E. E. Burr was up from Guide Rock
Thursday.
John Grogg was up from Womor, Has.
Wednesday.
A. D. McNeol was down from Blue
Hill Monday.
M. Burr of Guido Rock was in tho
city Thursday.
A. J. Hayes of Guido Rock was in tho
city this wook.
Henry Pox, Jr., of Nelson was on our
Btreots Monday.
C. J. Rhodos of Hastings was in Red
Cloud this wcok.
P. W. Lenre of Ord, Nob., was in the
city Wednesday.
Misa Addio Reiglo is homo from Hob
ron on u vacation.
L. Millor of Downs, Kansas, was in
the city Saturday.
P. E. Goblo nnd wifo left for Lincoln
Tuosdny morning.
Wm. Provost of Salem, Kan., was in
tho city yesterday.
Road tho Webster County Pair ndvor
tisoinont on page 8.
Messrs. Minor Bros. Bhipped hogs thla
week to Kansas City.
B. P. Scott of Republican City was on
our strcots Tuosday.
Goo. Guilford has gono to Missouri on
a visit to bco tho country.
Miss Allco Garbor of Guido Rook is
visiting with Miss Mabel Day.
G. S. Green of Corn, Kansas, was in
Red Cloud tho first of tho wook.
O. B. Crono nnd children have gone to
Griunoll, lown, on n four wookB visit.
Culvin Konndy, wifo and llttlo girl
woro in tho city tho first of the week.
Tho Missoa Waddoll dopartod for thoir
homo in Aurora last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. G. E. McKooby returned from
Jnmostown, Kansas, last Monday oven
inn. ' Ernest Bolton and sister returned
Tuesday morning from a wcok's visit in
Akron, Col.
Jos. Gilliam, nccompauiod by hin
mother, doimrtod for lior homo in tho
oast Monday morning.
Mib. A. O. Hosmor nnd children will
visit in Missouri for tho noxt few wcoIcb.
Thoy leave noxt Wednesday.
Mrs. E. P. Griflln of Clarinda, Iowa,.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Rev. A. P.
Hull, is visiting in Red Cloud this wock.
C. L. Cotting und wifo woro in Hast
ings tuis week in nttondunce ut tho an
nuul state PhunuHcoutical Aasocintion.
Children's day is noxt Sunday propor
ly, but tho Baptist and Methodist
churches will observe it on Sunday, tho
17th.
Prlco our wall papor. Doyo & Grico.
Wanted City warrauta O. Cnlmes
Watch for Dr. Culllmoro's dato in
July.
Go und sco the bargain shoo countor
at Wiener's.
Wionor has put in a bargain sho
counter. Call and sco it.
Go and soo Calmos for all kinds of
broad, cakes, candies. &c.
P. P. Hadloy painter and papor hangor
nnd sign work a specialty.
Remombor that McNitt koops both
tho top and bottom onion sots.
Thoso who havo paid for 1804. D. P.
Scammon, Ed. Roihor and G. W. Pran
sis. You can buy shoes at two-thirds tho
original prico at Wioner's bargain shoe
countor.
Evorybody uses Baker wire bocauso it
is tho best Buy it. A. Morhart & Son
havo it.
Wo guarantee tho Lincoln paint to bo
equal to anything on tho markot. C. L
Cotting.
Eye and Ear SurgoonDr. Cullimore in
Red Cloud July 0th and 10th at Dr. Mc
Kooby's ofllco.
Baker wire is tho lightest wire on tho
market. Call on A. Morhart &. Son for
all you need.
S. C. Johnson of Judson has a curiosi
ty, in tho shape of an eight log pig. Ho
has it preserved in brino.
Go to McNitt for your Mammoth
Clovor, Gorman Millet and White Rus
sian oats if you want good seed.
Curt Evans has every thingyou want in
tho second-hand furnituro lino. See him
Bluo Front, south Webster stroet.
Cotting tho druggist is soiling lots of
wall paper, low prices, pretty patterns
and fair trcatmont are what counts.
Rev. J. T. Robort of Grinnell, Iowa,
will preach at tho Congregational church
noxt Sabbath morning and evening.
Remombor that whon cleaning house
$1.00 will buy enough wall papor to pa
por an ordinary oou room. Deyo &
Grico.
Wanted. Ladies to uso somo very
nico porfume. Some now and vory ox
nuisit odors just received. Deyo &
Grico,
Harry Conover and family arrived in
tho city this weok to tako up thoir resi
donco. Henceforth, ho will work in tho
yards nt this place.
R. B. Fulton tiro and lightning insur.
nnco, Western Whito Bronze, monu
ments and cemetery goods. Ofllco with
Traders Lumber Co.
Joo Pogle tho harness man, located in
tho Chanoy building North Webster St
for flrst-cluss work, substantial har
nesses, suddlcs, collurB and hardware
Mr. Cohn, tho night operator at tho
depot, has beon sent to Oxford and giv
en a duy job. Ho is a good and steady
young man and vory deserving.
Mr. Cash Griggson foil through a de
fective sidewalk at Norton. Kan., tho
night of tho wind storm and crippled
himsolf, howover, not sorlously.
J. S. Whito and wifo, C. D. Robinson
and wifo wore in Bluo Hill last Sunday
witnessing tho Knights of Pythias me
morial day sorvices. Thoy roport it very
lino.
Dr. Cullimoro, oculist to Missouri
Pacific railway, Omaha, will meet his
oyo and ear pationts in Rod Cloud on
July 0th nnd 10th at Dr. McKcoby's of
llco.
Alfred Soronson has declared his in
tontion of bocoming a citizon of tho
Unitod States. He was formerly a citi
zen of Denmark and a subjoct Christian
tho ix.
Rov. A. P. Hull, pustor of tho First M.
E. church of this city, proached a vory
interesting baccaluureate sermon to tho
graduating class of tho Red Cloud high
schools at his church, last Sunday even
ing. Tho church was crowded with
cagor listeners.
Mr. John S. Marsh was in Beatrico on
Pridny of last wook for the purposo of
having un operation performed on his
oyo. Tlio operation was u cieucaio one
but tho work wits skillfully performed;
tho oyo is doing nicolyund Mr. Marsh ox
pouts Unit his sight will bo grcutly im
proved. Ho says Dr. Cullimore is with
out doubt n mastor of bis profession.
Guido Rock Signal, St
Geo. McCttll is visiting in Dakota this
weok.
Attorney McNitt wns in Rivorton
Monday.
J. M. Rising of Rcllwood wns in Red
Cloud ostorduy.
Mr. Krnlik called thin week and ro
nowedfor 1801. Thanks.
Henry Pox, of Nelson, Nob., was tho
guoBt of J II Davis this wook.
Go to J. B. Wright's for lino now and
second hand goods, Moon block.
Jos. Murphy has had his houso paint
ed. Frank Hadloy was tho artist.
UTFnrm for salo. I will tako oity
property for part pay. V. Williams.
Jake Nyo and Emory Allen, and thoir
families havo gone to Missouri to llvo.
Geo. Smolsor is a enndidnto for night
watch. Ho would mako u good ofllcer.
A largo numbor of our pooplo nro tak
ing in tho picnic ntSmlth'sgrovo today.
Undo Georgo Winton's windmill was
blown down by tho wind on Monday
night.
Will West, stroet commissioner, is
doing Botno excellent work in grading
tho stroots.
Dr. J. S. Etuigh has had his dwelling
hauso nnd burn painted. John Aultz
did tho work.
Now subscribers sinco our lust issuo:
M. Bayless.G. M. Albln, Henry Faby
and B. Gttrnor.
Tho qunrtely mooting of tho M. E.
church tnkes placo tomorrow and Sun
day in this city.
Any ono having enrringo painting to
do should call on F. P. Hadloy for prices,
all work first class.
Cliris Dorra and Henry Pnby of Law
renco and Rosomont woro in Red Cloud
this weok on business.
Any ono in need of sign work should
call on P. P. Hadloy. Ho guarantees a
first claBB job or no pay.
Our sportsmen should not forgot that
fishing with li soin for either minnows
or fish is against tho law.
Tho class of '1)1 was royolly cntor
tninod on Monday evening by Edwin J.
Ovoring, Jr., nt his home.
Mrs. Woidetnnn and family havo
raovod to Rod Cloud, into thoir dwelling
in tho north part of tho city.
Oto Garnor's team rnn awny from
him near tnavalojand was caught on the
streets of Red Cloud by Jude Sapp.
N II Cone, wife and son, of Axtoll,
Kansas, who woro visiting with J II
Davis and family havo roturnod to thoir
homo.
Miss Laura Reed of Delaware, Ohio, is
visiting with her grandmother, Mrs.
Thornburg and hor undo, Wright
Thornburg.
Mrs. M. Wilson of Kownncc, III., is
visiting hor daughtors, Mrs. O. D. Rob
inson of Red Cloud and Mrs. L. D.
WollHotCowles.
Rov G W Hummel will hold his frst
quarterly mcotiiig one-half milo north of
tho Webb cometery in tho grovo, on
Saturday, Juno 17.
John Chamborloin, tho other day
found Mollio Ferris' watch that was
stolon sotno weoks ago hidden in an old
pile of tics at tho dopot.
Benjamin Garner of Hickman.'Nebras
lco, was u pleasant caller this week along
with Potcr Hill of Elm Crook township,
whoso farm ho purchased last fall, paying
610,000 thorofor.
Treasurer Whito goes to Omaha next
Tuosdny to nttend tho Stato Treasurers'
assojiutton, und his two daughters will
go to Illinois on a visit of several weeks'
visit with old frionds,
Tho ruin and wind storm on Monduy
night did considerable damage to wind
mills nil over tho county. At Lawronco
n storo front was blown in and Bovorul
wind mills topplod ovor.
Mirs May Roggors who has been trim
ming hats for Mrs. Rich, was married
last Saturday, to Mr. Bonnett, postmus
tor of Muysviilo, Mo. Tho young lady
has tho best wishes of her numerous Red
Cloud frionds on this occasion.
Lot tlio Englo Scream at Never
Ucfore.
RED CLOUD WILL CELEBRATE.
An Interesting; Program.
On Thursday morning a numbor of
our citizon and business mon mot in
Tin: Cinrr ofllco nnd decided to colo
brato tho 4th of July In an appropriate
manner. Thoy will havo good Bpcokors,
the best that can bo hud. They expect
to havo a grand pyrotechnic display
monstor balloon ascension and all of tho
attractive features. Our business men
in earnest and propose to havo a
aro
timo worthy of our Nation's greatest
day. On motion, B. G. Grico wus elect
ed pormanont presldont, A. C. Hosmor
Bocrotary. Mr. Grico reported 815G.E0
already subscribed, with prospect for
much more. Tho soliciting committeo
wos instructed to solicit further. On
motion, A. H. Gray was elected marshal
of tho day.
B. G. Grico was elected treasurer, A.
J. Tomltnson was selected as manager
of the nvrotechnio display, and Dick
Gray as assistant. Tho committeo on
program was as follows: J. S. Whito,
Chairman, C. Calmos, J. R. Willcox, Goo.
J. Warron, O. II. Trumun, A.O. Hosmor,
F. C. Cowdon, O. D. Robinson, L. II.
Fort, M. R. Bontloy, W. B. Roby, P. G.
Blakeeloo, D. B. Spanogle, Wright
Thornburg.
Executive Committeo P. W. ShOB,
O. J. Piatt, P. G. Blakoslee.
Committeo on speakers P, W. Shea,
Alfred Uadoll, A. Conovor.
Tho mooting then adjourned to meet
at call of tho presldont.
Lawn Putt. Tho Clio club hold
its annual reception tit tho
homo of Its worthy presldont
Mrs. C. W. Knloy, hiBt Saturday evening.
At a seasonable hour tho gentleman
guoBt of each lady miulo his appearance
and all enjoyed oroklnolu until ten
o'clock, when tho piogruni of tho ovon
ing wiib begun. This consisted of ani
mated conversations on ten subjects
which had been cnrcfiillysclcutedfortlio
occasion. Tho gontlemcn choso n lady
for a threo minutes talk on each topic,
which proved bo Interesting that short
seonied tho tappings of the boll. Ro'
froshments woro served nt tho close of
tho program. AH departed at n lato
hour expressing themselves ns having
onjoyod ono of tho most pleasant social
ovonts of tho season.
Maumed. At tho rcsldenco of tho
groom's parents, Juno It, 1801. Mr. Al
bert Dttckor of Sherwood, Kansas, nnd
Miss Wlnnlfrod MoMurry of Shorwood,
Kansas. Rov. Goorgo Hummel ofllclat
ing. Mr. Albert Ducker is tho youngest
son of Goorgo Ducker. Ho Is nu ontor
prising young man and a successful
fanner. Tho brido is tho daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McMurry, ono of tho
well known and highly cstoomod young
ladles of this placo. After tho wodding
wo sat down to u table well loaded with
bounties of life, which is always found
nt Mr. Ducker'B. There woro preBont nt
the wedding many friends and relatives
of this placo and lied Cloud to witness
tho hnppy ovent. May thoir lives bo
long and happy, and u pleasant journey
through lite.
Cituticit Maiiiiiaiik On Inst Sunday
nftornoon occurred ut tho Congregation
al church tho mnrriago of Mr. Ed Dixon
to Miss Mabel Truman, Rev. O. II. Tru
man, fathor of tho brido, performing the
marriage ceremony. Tho church was
well filled with guests, and ns this was
tho llrst church service of tho kind that
hud ovor occurred in Rod Cloud, tho
cltleim wero quite eager to obscrvo it.
At u given moment MIbb Mnggio Cnmp
lioll plnyed Mendolssohn's Wedding
March, und shortly afterwards tho young
couple pussod up tho right ulslo, arm in
arm, nnd Rov. Truman mot thorn nt the
chancel, where, in n very few but ox
prcsslvo words, mado thorn man and
wife. Tito young couplo then recolvod
tho congratulations of frionds, after
which they 4 left for thoir homo in tho
country. Tho groom is tho eon of Wm.
Dixon, n well-to-do farmer living flvo and
n half miles north of Red Cloud, and
tho brido is tho accomplished dnughtor
of O. II. Trumon, editor of the Rod
Cloud Nation. Tin: Chief oxtonds its
congratulations to tho young couplo and
wishes thorn much joy in thoir matri
monial voyugo. On tho following oven
ing a largo party of Mr. and Mrs. Dix
on's young friends drovo out to thoir
homo und gavo thorn n jolly reception.
It ruined during tho ovoning and tho
young folks hud to stay ull night. Thoy
roport tin excellent timo.
AROUND TOWN.
ha.
Attorney McNony is homo from Omu-
roturnod
MisB Gorby and sistor have
to Superior.
Tho council has ordorod n now suction
ptpo for tho south woll.
T B Piollas of Illinois is oporatlng tho
clenvor at G W Lindsoy's moat markot.
Morris Stern has had an awning put
up in front of his saloon, und had his
saloon painted. Hadloy & McCuno did
the work.
Mr. Alfred Hadoll is tho happy fathor
of a bouncing baby boy, which wob born
Thursday morning. Alfred has our con
gratulations. t"'
Madison Pinch carries his arm in a
sling from tho fact that ho had his
shoulder dislocated. He attempted to
jump ovor the lawn tennis notting and
caught his foot , which throw him on to
his shoulder with tho result above.
Makihed. At tho rcsldenco of E. M.
P. Grubb in Cuthorton township on
Juno 5, 1894. Mr. Claronco Tippetts
und Miss Lottio Watson all of Webster
county. E. M. P. Grubb ofllciotlng.
Doi.no Turn u Best Undor tho limit
ed resources that tho city has at hand,
thoy nro doing their level bent to got
good water for tho people. Tho wnter
system is boing overhauled from A to
Izard and given a general renovating.
On Wednesday und Thursday, Water
Commissioner Pond cleaned out tho
south woll, cleaned out tho filter, fixed
tho suction pipes, &c, nnd It the pooplo
boar with him nnd tho council, thoy
will soon got tho wnter in fnir shnpo.
Tho preBont council is not to bliimo for
tho condition thoy found tho city water
works in, neither uro thoy to bliimo for
tho extruvagunt witBto of many thnt has
boon sunk in holes in tho ground ut tho
ongino houso to tho amount of nourly
e7,000, but if lot nlono, will got tho limit-
ed supply of good wntor in tho best con
dition that thoy can, nnd thon try and
mnko Bomo nrrungomont to bottor tho
flystotn whon tho levy becomes available.
Tho troublo with tho water system horo
tofore hii3 boon that thero has beon no
scontlflc search after wutor, but every
thing has been dono without nny percep
tible knowledgo of tho condition of tho
surroundings, but rntlior on Imrosuy, as
to water sheds, cow ehodB, or somo other
shed. Tho "cow sheds" wo havo, but
tho water shods that uro euppoBcd to bo
lurking in that vicinity uro a minus
quuntity, and wo are still drinking wntor
thut is unfit to run through u cow pas
ture Ab soon as tho council cau, they
should mnko u test for wutor in somo
othor loculity.
A Close Cam. Last evening as T.
W. Auld and Bernard McNony woro
driving through tho Btreot with tho ,4
former't! horse und carnago, they mot
with a mishap which might havo result
ed seriously. An thoy turned tho corner
from Wobstor strcot into Fourth nvonuo,
tho wheels glanced tho street car track,
scaring tho horse, which thon started on
tho run und kicked ovor tho dash-board
nt every jump. Whon tho horso first
started it turned sharply to tho right,
throwing MoNony out ovor tho whoels.
Tho runaway thon ran into the weighing
scales of Albright & Conovor whore the
othor occupant of tho carriage, scoing
that ho could not gain control of tho
animal, concluded to jump. The horse
thon ran on through Fourth nvonuo out
onto tho main road, whore ho loft the
thon shuftlcss buggy, and journoyod on
eastward to Gus Routs', whero ho was
captured and brought back to tho city.
Noithcr of tho gentlomon woro hurt
vory Borioualy but it was a close shave.
The Alumni Banquet. After tho
commencement oxorclsoB woro ovor last
Friday night, tho graduutcs woro receiv
ed at tho Musonlo hall by tho Rod Cloud
Alumni. Games wero at onco in order
und grnduutea, ox-graduutes, toocherB
and all enjoyed un exceedingly pleasant
hour. Tho stippor was nnnounccd ut
which tho following toasts woro given:
Tho "Sheep skin," Mr. J. W. Tulloye.
'flnr Hurlt Ih Launched." Mr. D. I
Popo.
Tho tio that binds, Mr. 1). M. Gnrbor.
Auld Lung Syne. Mrs. Hurloy.
School Memories, Miss Maude Green
loo. Educution, ub soon by on ulumnus,
Miss Dora Hendorson.
Tho teuchors, Miss Lulu Potter.
Tiooking Backward, MIbs Nclllo West.
Looking Porwurd, Mr. William Duck-
BoAiti) oi Education. On Wednes
day afternoon nnd on Thursday the
school board mot and transacted busi
ness, The secretary was instructed to
get tho assessed valuation of tho district
for tho purposo of making a lovy. He
wus nlso instructed to soo what could bo
dono about refunding tho 5000 bond
coming duo shortly. Bills to tho amount
of $10.80 woro ullowod. A reduction in
salaries of teachers was authorized, to
tho extont of ten per cont. Tho board
refused to nccopt of u proposition to put
stono sidowulks around tho buildings, us
unnecessary ut this time. On Thurs
day aftornoon tho board clooted tbo fol
lowing toachors: Miss Rhoda Waddoll,
Miss Williams. Miss Dora Hendorson
Miss At wntor, Mrs. E. J. Case, Miss
Jonnio Waddoll, Ralph Pope, Miss Mary
Nyo, Miss Martha McCull, MIbb Rohan
nit und Miss Ray Lotson. Othor busi
ness wus transacted, uftor which tho
bonrt adjourned.
cr.
On Sunduy evening whilotho operator
wus uboont for a momont some "knight
of tlio jimmio" broko open tho cash
drawor ut tho dopot und stole u little
ovor 80. No cluo as yot. Two mon
woro hold but subsequently roleaeod.
Adam Morhart bus decidod, we under
stand, to put up an iron building whero
Gate's livory stablo now is. Adam is an
entorprisiug gontlemun und wo hope ho
will tnnlto it a two story brick. Thero
will also be laid u now walk from tho
marble yards to 4th avenue. This is
an improvement that will bo appreciated
by pedestrians who have reason to travel
on that side of Wobstor stroot. Lot tho
good work go on.
On last Saturday evening, G. A. Har
ris and wifo of Cowlos, celebrated their
fith anniversary. Thero wero about
fifty present und a gonoral good
timo wus tho result. Mr. and Mrs. Har
ris uro among tho vory best pooplo of
Wobstor county nnd wo congratulate
them on their plouoant party givon to
thoir frionds cm this evont. May thoy
live long and prosper is our best wish.
Thoy recolvod Humorous und valuable
posent.
A Teachor'o Viow, Mies Colla A. Gor
by.
I have purchased tho Wegmann gal
lory and urn now ready for enlarging,
copying and ull kinds of photographic
work at tho vory lowest prices. Call
and see samples of work. E. Tennant
Proprietor.
Tho list of letters remaining ut tlio
postofllco uncullod for up to Juno 7th:
Wm. L. Andre we, J. M. Brown,
Jup. Duringer, Charles Ellis,
John D. Gray, Miss Lulu Hale,
N. Randolph, Miss Edna Williams
Tlio abovo loltors will be sont to tho
dead letter ofllco on June 21, 1801, it not
called for. Pkanic W. Cowdkn, post
master Red Cloud, Nobrnska.
Equalizin(i. Tho board of equaliza
tion mot this weok and proccoded to fix
up tho assessment rolls of tho city. A
lurgo number of our citizons wore before
tho board usklng for u roduction of as
sessment, nnd in u few cures thoy were
reduced, but upon motion tho assessment
wub allowed to stand. A largo number
of business mon wero cited to appear be
foro tho board to show causo why the
assessments should not be raised. The
Ciiiei' can not boo uny particular good
reason for having tho business mon
nauloti up boioro tlio uonrti, for as a
goncral thing thoy assess thoir property
about right and especially in thoso hard
limes. Tho county board will meot
noxt wook for tho same purposo.
Council Mketino. Council mot
Wednesday In regulur session, tho Mayor
und Aldermen ull prcsont. Clork West
presontod u polition from Bonj. Ludlow,
asking a reduction in billiurd 1 Icon Be.
Tlio council rofusod to reduce Tho an
nual estimato of expenses was read and
ordered published. It will bo found fn
another column. Tho council rejected
tho potition of N, Phelps, Peck and
others to vacate streets and alhys in
railway addition in blocks 11, Is and 17.
Bills wero allowed as follows: Will Wost,
810.33; Goorgo Smolsor, 821. 7C; Georgo
Millor, 815. Other business of minor
importance wus translated.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Hithett Award.
Sale of Household Good.
Commencing Wednesduy, Juno 0th, I
will olTor ut private sale, nt my residence,
household goods consisting of furnituro,
carpets, stoves, kitchon utonslls und
othor attclcs, useful and ornamental, too
numerous to montion, Please call and
eco if thero is any thing you wont.
P, BiiADunootf.
Toasts wero ull givon earnestly, apt
ly und to tho point. After nil had tin
nlhod tho elcgnnt ropnst tho '01s signed
tbo constitution nnd bocuino members
of tho Alumni. Tho following poisons
wore preBont. Messrs Runny McNitt,
Prof. G. M. Castor, Win. Ducker, D. M.
aarbor, D. I. Pope, Prod Mnurcr, Bruco
Payne, R. 13. Pope, 13. L. Cutting nnd 13.
J. Ovoring Jr. Mro. Ilurloy and MrB. O.
0. Ciibo. MisBon Colin Gorby, Ellon B.
Atwutor. Mnudo Groonlee, Lulu Potter,
Nollio West, Doru Hendorson, Mnbel
Day, Cora Garbor, Rotlu Abel. Bertha
Brown, Suslo Konndy, Alico Konisbcrg
Carol ino Johnson.
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Tin: A. O. U. W. Nn lust Tuesday
evening the Ancient Order of United
Workmen took in uino now members
und initiated llvo, muking u total of 108
members. This lodge is rapidly increas
ing and is one of the best mutual bono
fit societies c-xtunt, nnd much good is
boing bestowed upon tlio widows of its
deceased members. Red Cloud lodgo is
ono of tlio lurgest in tho stato of Nebras
ka, barring tliroo or four othors. The
uuiiiqb of thoso initutlod: Jacob Gurd Jr.
Tho:. Kralilf, Goo. Sinelsor, Frunklluf,
for and Dr. Prod McKooby.
A nockot book containing notoa and
uuall check. Papers uro of no value to
40 YEARS TUB STANDARD.
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