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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1901)
IW mw' ii" Ut. J Vi i" ?l h u . w 15- ". k & Nk ; i II W For&wsiirssQsS. f ForaaPHd&eSm The liability to discnsc is Rnmtly lessened when the blood is in good con dition, and the circulation healthy and -vigorous. Tor then all refuse matter is promptly carried out of the system ; otherwise it would rapidly accumulate fermentation would take place, the Mood become polluted and the const! tntioa o weakened that a simple -Malady might result seriously. A healthy, active circulation meant :(ood digeaiioa and strong, healthy REPUBLICANS m Aj)Mood purifier and tonic S. 3. S. e equal, itistneaaiest ana oe edy for old people and children MM it contains no minerals, but is Mite exclusively of roots and herbs. other remedy so thoroughly and aftfctaallv cleanses the blood of im- purities. At me same time it builds up the weak and de bilitated, and reno vates the entire sys- It cures permanently all manner tlvj'1 i1 !! trmi'loa twvwv a Mcnuuiy cleans sss Maryland and Kentucky are Con ceded to be Democratic. f (ISIOniTTS WIN IN GREATER NEW YORK . "I had Boaama on THIf. in troubles. Urban, jr hand and m. m. ji.aiir.oi uroiu,u.."iii ma on mj nnu nnu uuo iy It would break out In HtUi write! I jipr 1 fl sOitka aaedioatad soaps and salvea without a wfaiu Duatulof. oruita would form and dMuiflt?. InfuHnir tha akin rad andlnnam- act, TUo doctoxa did mo no good. X used Mtiaflt. 0. B..B. cured ma, and mriUa i aa clear ana emootn any ones. era am ier of Oanoer of tba braaat. Soo d friends thought her oaia hope suxd her of Oanoer of tba braaat. Doo- and a. Stohai iered Jea of U at Btohard T. Gardner, Florenoo, S. O., mi uoui for vaara with Holla. ? jt Uk.. u. u.rwa in Two bot oOd L'OU- lira. Henry QloBfrled, of Oape Mar, N. X, that twanty-one bottle of B. 8. B. jar da Qi eo: aliUon and tho Bolls dUappoaro Send for our free book, and write rrar physicians about your case. Medical ndvicc free. THE ..lrT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. OA. THE CHIEF ruBM-uitn t W. L. MCMILLAN. i Ttar... 'tlcsnnnths i:c" VI mr.i3iir.u r.vtnv nci'j.'.v ataureaat M poitoOlcoiU lieu uloud, :b csad class mall matlor, ADVKHT1SING UATKS: local mKcrtUlMi f cet.ts per lino per Imuc. local Advertising for cntcrUlnmanlx, con tem,eoclal, V? given by churches, charitable ecittics It' whm all raoneji mK-il there from are until wholly for church or charltahlo octette Qrtt ten Illicit free and nil over ten litre SH cents par line per Initio. Local adcriiilima: uiiiuruiumeiiU. concerts, recitals, etc.. where per cent l given to pro acuta, 6 rent per Him per lm. nurLAT auvKnTiiiNo. !t v wi column per month ....... ..., 17 00 Out half column per mouUi ...... .... 3 Wj Cae-fourth column per month........ 1 75 Ocnarat display advertising 8V centa per tnch tierlb it'. LRevlaed Returns Indicate Repub- Jican Victory by 5,000. 'Jo ! ' fISIW VOTE SAID TO BE 20,000 SHORT Bapabllcaaa OUlaa Rodgwlek Klacted hj rtnralUy of 7,000 to 10.000 Naah Rlaeted In Ohio by 80,000 Oth er Oanaral Newa Itaoi. Hebraaka. The election in Nebraska was ex trcmoly qulot, but after nil a fairly satisfactory vote was polled. Tho returns from 357 precincts out stec of Lincoln and Omnhu, give Sedg wick a total of 33.083, ngalust 23,000 for Hollcnbcclc. These same preclnctfl gave Marsh 37,7.10 votes against &1, 177 tor Svobuda. Tho republican stsito central com u.'.tleo mailu estlmuto on the vote of the state, making the plurality for Judge Hcdgwick not fnr jrotn 7,000. Taronny Defeated. Seth Low, former president of Col umbia unlverHlty, and four years ago the citizens' union candidate for the first mayor of Greater New York, was elected the second mayor of Greater New York b a plurality ranging any where from .Tl.Oin to 40,000, defeating Kihvurd M. Shepatdof llrooklyn. the democratic nominee. The campaign was mi exciting one, and the vote, though somewhat lti.su than tho presi dential election a yenr ago, was tho largest evur polled In a municipal con test in tills country. Returns also indicate tho complete triumph of tho Greater New York fusion ticket. AIiiNsiicliiiaiitta. With no stuto or national Issues and but few local contests to arouse lu tcrcst, there were more ballots cast in thu state election than hi uuy oil' year lit tho history of the state. The total vote exceeded 300,000. Ah usual tho ' republicans had no difllculty in carry j Injr the stato, V. Murray Crane of Dal ton, being elected governor for the third time by practically the same ma-' jorlty as when he first rnn for theofllco ' in 1H1)0. Tho stntu lrirlslntura of 1003 ' will be strongly republican, although ' the democrats gained a few votes. Je&em&e , f 0 it) it) i it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) it) 0) it) it) it) tt it) 0) it) itt tt) it) 0) it) it) it) it) Official Vote of Webster County, November 5th, 1901. Compiled from the returns made to the County Clerk. 0ANDIDATI8. For Supreme Judge Vote of 1890- 811ns A Hnlri.mn, f Mnno.ih H. Rei'sp, r For Supreme JutUjc- Siimnel M.Ht'itgwick, r Conrad Hullonln-pk, it p I For University Jiegenta Csrl J. EniHt. r KliahuC.Cali.in,r Frederick (J. Hawksby, d p I. J. II. BaYi'i'". d p I ., For County Treasurer Cliae F Cut hi"-, r Oorffn U Mi Ciaiy, p I ... For County Clerk K S (J irher, r Gfiu ee II. Payne, p I Snninel Temple, d For County Sheriff Oliver 1). IledRe, r J. A. MoArthur, p i For County Judge Gpo. K. Chaney, r I. W Edxon, pi For County Superintendent Eva ,J. Oiihm, r Eliziibt'th Mnikos.pi For County Surveyor V. E Thoi n, r Flunk A Kiichn, tl p I For County Coroner I)r T. It. Hall, i- Dr. H. M.SwWrm, d u I For Commissioner, 1st ,Dlst. h. ileitlor, r F H.GerlMPii, p i ....'... For CommiHiancr, lid Disl W F U -lik.!!, r II C: WiUmi, p I For Commi bloiicr, lid Disl V. Hiel(:ihlH, i- (JiiJiplJcll, pi A Un niiiji' I 45 03 57 20 67 55 27 27 54 85 40 33 0 45 82 fi3 20! CI 37 58 28 54 30 r8 29 78 05 72 07 73 73 07 04 74 70 58 70 10 G7 70 no 73 05 78 07 70 74 03 70 CO 73 44 38 54 50 55 52 51 40 02 55 52 5 50 52 40 57 51 58 57 57 57 55 CO 50 117 34 100 81 51 70 51 40 81 77 40 03 53 75 10 51 87 53 84 05 75 51 83 51 81 "42 100 02 mo 0 80 151 147 00 207 00 180 83 111 150 74 180 121 115 101 158 00 153 180 03 00 20 00 85 08 05 82 83 58 107 72 81 11 07 02 GO 03 00 08 100 00 78 83 37 47 80 33 48 45 88 40 33 45 0 30 04 20 57 31 53 37 40 11 17 06 87 82 70 82 33 08 07 20 70 34 71 0 38 73 31 71 3.' 71 35 70 30 70 31 71 47 50 44 88 43 43 80 80 40 43 42 47 8 48 43 41 40 13 40 50 30 55 80 31 58 57 55 58 00 55 53 04 01 48 75 50 01 2 58 05 54 04 52 72 50 05 57 03 -OS 57 41 08 22 33 80 40 38 30 40 47 80 50 80 48 0 34 53 80 60 41 17 34 40 85 47 go! 30 42 22 41 40 23 20 27 42 37 27 4 38 82 30 80 30 80 31 37 42 on 47 23 C C t ii S B " S" 5 m 5 r s 50 83 fO 51 180 57 54 157 52 38 77 52 63 157 60 62 151 60 30 07 63 87 00 47 48 128 47 48 110 60 51 152 50 44 05 04 0 1 1 40 150 61 40 SO 54 45 It'.' 4K 48 1011 fi'.i 53 140 17 s? 0. Q 5 e a. H 4 ? 05 75 1. 53 II n;. lu 52 41 iii,"); 100 si ie.-i 71 102 81 n 64 51 Wl 54 50 02 08 Ot 83 70 74 03 74 81 10 85 89 82 00 87 ?5 bo, 01 70 58 82 02 42 03 80 80 80 87 40 80 45 0 03 47 00 33 00 ,42 85 50 HI 38 to S. Q o c Q. o jo. 74 121 182 05 18G 183 02 65 120 83 182 01 18 128 84 151 58 128 85 12S M inn oo 1800 1118 1227 1102 1228 1185 1075 1045 1000 1855 1109 1132 141 1209 1221 v.'io I Mil liEO 1218 1103, 1278 101)0 232 230 JI5I 208 172 a-aa-3333 m m m m m m m m m $ m m m m m m m m m m m m i m m m m i m m s c o ac 272 125 153 14T 280 87 9 18 80 18S 25 21 00 At Bapiilillrnn Cnndlitntpa fnr Itnaonta Kleetad by riuralltloa Nearly ai v43rat m On Kuprmue Judce Otkar liawa of lutaraat. ' "The total number of votes cast in IMbnaVa la much less than last year, ika republican column showing a total ilMaas well as that of the fuslonlsts, jffA with each comity vote received the laajorlty of Sedgwick over Ilollenbeck grm steadily, and the estimates made y cmaerTatlve calculators have been MnMt to frequent changes. Th republican candidates for regent ttko university are eleoted. Their majorities may not be far different 'lVoaa that gained by Judge Sedgewick. Returns from forty-six of tho ninety 'Counties in the state glvo Sedgwick 47,035; Ilollenbeck 43,375, leaving Sedgwick a majority over Ilollenbeck mt 5,'JOO. Nw York. Complclo uiioiliciul returns from ev ry district of greater New York glo Seth Low, fnslonlst candidate for ayor, 204, 09i, and IMward M. Shop Juid, democtatlo candidate, 205,e28, m!Ing Low's plurality 20,804. IMward M, Grout, fusionlst caudl Utefor comptroller, received 200,743 -votes and William Laid, democratic 00,000 In Iowa. Tho result in Iowa is romarkable. With a marked falling off in tho vote throughout tlio state, tho loss in some precincts being 40 and 50 por cent ou the total vote, and the average loss lor J the state being oiie-tlttli the total of l two years ajro. A. . Cummins, tho ' republican candidate, has been elected I I by u plurality of something llko 00,- 000, tho lurgest ever given a governor in thin state. The entire republican rail ties, utid some extraordinary (tiny have beqn made. ' jfi M c"TtE8 A J- A Rat 1 in the coffee bin not a pleasant thought, yet when coffees are kept open in bulk who knows what different "things" come climb ing and floating in ? Lion Coffee put up in scaled packages insures cleanliness, uniform quality, freshness and delicious flavor. Bouth Dakota. Returns are coming in slowly, vole Is light over the state and circuit judges arc belnir elected. dlcatious are that the republicans eloeted all eight judges, but the demo Brats claim tho election of ltennett in the Third and McGeu in tho Seventh. Returns srom these districts are too meager to base estimates. Jones (re publican), la tho Second district, car riod every county district with possi bly one exception. His majoriry will be close to 2,500. Olilo. J The republicans carried Ohio by a heavy increased plurality on their state The ' tic'tet -nd will have a greatly enlarged only t majority iu the legislature. Id- I The extent of the republican success is attributed to tho silver democrats not voting; to the attitude of John R. McLean, tho democratic candidate for governor two years ago and the Ohio member of the democratic national committee; to the superior organisation of the republicans and other causes. Kentucky. Tho general assembly that was elected In Kentucky, with tho excep tion of half tho senate, will be demo cratic on joint ballot by an increased majority according to the latest returns The returns Indicated that the senate will stand twenty-six democrats to twelve republicans, tho same as thoi old senate, and the house twenty-sev en democrats to twenty-throe republi cans, u dcmocintlc gain of seven teeu. For the llrst time iu years the re turns do not show the election of a Blngle populist to the assembly. Pennsylvania. Estimates from sixty-seven counties ot the state give Frank G. Harris, re publican, for state treasurer, an appar ent plurality of 51,018; William P. Potter, republican, for supreme court judge, 44,807 plurality. In Philadelphia, llothermel, tho fu sion cnndluate for district attorney, I was beaten by 43,188 plurality. Har ris' plurality in this city was 34,001 and rotter's was 31,021. Maryland. A conservative estimate based on about half the voting lnnrtlsit1 vatiiMtc fnm (tin otniit I n 1 1 wal, 551,737, making the plurality of catoth(it the democrats will control ., . , .' ' . , the legislature and will have probably Uaofiolal returns from every elee- .ixtv.BBVen ,0t,,.on t0nt ballot, whlnh ioa district in New York oounty give ""'T.r" -wunw, luaiouibv, turns show large republican gains in jaoxi5.suover Marry w, unger, Baltimore and it is now asserted t numeral, in me raco zor mc uimrici attorneyship. The vote of tho two .follows: Jerome, 103,058; Uuger, 143,-97. A revised recapitulation of sixty-seven votes on joint ballot, which Is six more than a majority. Late re- that I the republicans have carried it by , 5,000. They also claim all three legis lative districts In Baltimore city. New Jersey. The early returns received from all from all potnth in the state indicate that Murphy, republican, for governor, has been elected. The republicans claim the state by 10,000. Late returns, bear out the earliest indications that Franklin Murphy, te- prcclnots and ! publican, has been elected governor by about 10,000 plurality. Both branches of the legislature will be republican. tho vote a president of the board of aldermen, .0TWJ.uiriUnq.n:i auu. . ... . .,, ,u iM Stat Charles W. Fornoa, fusionlst, has ,i,mnm.Bf,1A,.,1 ' , .... .--..... ... ....a mvw. un.v u Iii Colorado Roturns received up to 11:30 tndl- Khode Island. Without any conclusive returns from the cities 'and towns throughout the state it was generally conceded after the close of the polls that Governor Gregory and repuollcan state tieUot are elected by a plurality of about 5,000. This is a loss of 3,000 from last year. Thu vote polled through the stato was light. Cbeorge M. Van noeson, democrat, Aeatea by a plurality of 31,384. Callotrnla. "Eugeno B. Sohmltz, the union labor eaadldat for mayor of San Francisco, 2uui been elected by a plurality of a,500; Asa R, Wells, republican, run nalng second and S. S. Tobin third in itae race. Mr. Schmltz is the leader of ttbe-orcliestra in a thenlro there, and is aloo tho secretary and manager of a :aiachlneshpp. Of tho other candidates 'vn the municipal ticket, thu republl carta cloct tho auditor, sheriff, tax col lector, treasurer, county clerk, public iadrninlstrator and six supervisors, Tho democruts will have tho elty at torney, district attorney, recorder, eoroner, two publlo judges and nine supervisors. Uesldcs the mayor, the sta!on labor timttd three supervisors. from 2,000 to 5,000 plurality. Returns from tho stato arc very me gre, but indicate republican victory iu Pueblo, El Paso and Lake counties. Teller county, the Cripple Creek mln ugdUtrlot, Is democratic. In Utuli, The returns Indicate the election of tho -entire ticket for tho republican in Salt Lako Cltj'. Reports from other cities and towns of the state, while very incomplete, indicate that the re publicans have been generally successful. A WORTHY SUCCESSOR "Something New Under The Sun. All Doctors buve tried to cure O.t -nrrh by the use of powders, acid gases, inhalers, and drugs in paste form. Their powders dry up the mucous meiu branea causing them to crack open and bleed. The powerful acids used in the Inhalers have entirely eaten away the sumo membranes that their makers have aimed to euro, while pastes and ointmonts cannot reach tho disoaso. An old and experienced practitioner who has for many years made a closo study and specialty of the treatment of Catarrh, has at last perfected a treat ment which when faithfully used, not only rolieves at once, but permanently cures Catarrh by removing tho cause, stopping the discharges, and curing all inflammation. It is the only rem edy known to science that actually reaches the afflicted parts. This won derful remedy is known as Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure" and is sold at the extremely low price of One Dol lar, eaoh paoksge containing internal and external medicine sufficient for a full month's treatment and everything necessary to its peifeet use. 'Snuffles" is the only perfect. Catarrh Cure ever made and is now recognized as the only safe and positive cure for that annoying an 1 disgusting disease. It cures all itiuinmtiou quickly and pormanontly and is also wonderfully quick to relievo Hay Fever or cold in tho head. Catarrh when neclected often leads to (,;iii4iimption onuuies" win save you If j mi mo it nt once. It is no ordi nary rcnu'dy, but a rompletn ti em inent which is positively gunrautced to cure Caluirh iu uuy loim or Elngo .1 used according to directions which ac company each package. Don't delay but send for it ut once, and write full particulars as to your condition, and you will receive special advice from the discoverer of this wonderful rem edy regarding your case without cos to you beyond the regular price o "Snuffles" the "Guaranteed Catarrh Curo." I U..n ni-Annlil In nnu nHfirnaa In tlin United Slates or Canada on receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. A 402, Ed win B Giles & Company, 2330 and 2332 Market Street, Phllndelphin. City Dray and Express Line. B. 3ltC. ROSS. PROP. Goods Delivered to any part of the city. Charges as low as the Lowest A CITY AGENTS FOR ADAUS EXPRESS CO. telephone:no. 52. "K:00 wv' Mlaalaalppl, Returns from the election In Missis sippi indicate that Power has carried tho btato for secretary of state by a handsome plurality over his four com petitors. In the race for statu treas urer the result is not so certain, and it Is not possible to suy whether Carlisle or Evans Is elected. Rheumatism Cured in a Day. MvMlcCure for rlioumatlim and neuralgia readily cures In from one to three days, its ac tion upon the ayatem li romaraabio and my terloiu. It removes at onco tho cawo ami tli diaeaiio Immediately rtUappeara. Tho first dose reatly bencllti. 73 cent. SoM by 11. E.Orlie. lied Cloud. Neb. FREE tflKDIOAL ADVICE. rlliili all jour symptoms. Kcnovi jBtem la tho only aro and suro metbo In Knuana Local elections were held In every eotiuty in Kansas, county commission ers and school trustees being elected. Republicans were generally successful. In Vlrglnlu. The negroes took llttlo Interest In tho election In Virginia, and tho indi cations are that the democratic major ity for the stato ticket will bo more than 23,000, The democratic majority on joint ballot in tho legislature will bo over whelming. Educate Your How els With Caaearats. Mba-Sbm (li.4l,iatln MKMfh HAnallnatlAN 6sirmmM. VMHiUJ tIIIll HVa VUtU .VUBkiMfcWU SWtUIVl t0c.86c If a C-O. fall, drugsUta refund moaay. 'Vrlteua tcnovatlnetho ayatem la tho only af o and suro method ot cur inK a unronio uncases, ui. rwuy a iteaovutur Is the only perfect system renovator. Free sam ples and book. Ur. 11. J. Kay, Saratoga, N. Y. It is a sad thing to see fine fruit trees spoiled by the blight You can always tell them from the rest. They never do well afterwards but stay smnil and sickly. It is worse tb see a blight strike children. Good health is the natural right of children. But some of them don't get their rights. While the rest grow big and strong one stays small and weak. Scott's Emulsion can stop that blight. There is no reason why such a child should stay small. Scott's Emulsion is a medicine with Jots of strength iri it the kind of strength that makes things grow. Scott's Emulsion makes children grow, makes them cat, makes them sleep, makes them olay. Give the weak child a hance. Scott's Emulsion will make it catch up with the rest. ThU picture represents the Trade Matlc of Scott's EmuUion and is on the wrapper of every bottle. Send for free sample, , SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St., New Votk. 50c and $1, all druggists. Siop the m Bugm TIMETABLE. B. & M. B.T RED CLOUD NEBR. LINCOLN OMAHA CHICAGO . 81. JOE KANSAS CITY Bl. L0UI8 and all points east and south. DENVER HELENA BUT1E BALI LAKE O'F PORTLAND 8AX FBAXCI8C0 and all point west. f Taatas uuti aa rotxowa: Mo, 18. Pasaenger dally for Oberlln nd St Krancta brancbei. Oi ford, McCook, Denver and all pomii we .a a.o No, 14. Pataenger dally for St. Joe, AIDHI I'llJ, AlCnidOU. St. Louli, Lincoln via Wymore and all points east and south 232 a Mo 15. Paaaenger. dally. Denver, all polntaln Colorado, Utah and California 8:35 p.m. Mo. 16. Paaaenger, dally for St. Joe, Kansas City. Atchison, St. Louis and all polnti east and south . 10:00 a.m. No 171. Accommodation, dally except Sunday, UasllUKs. Grand Is land. Ulaok Hills and all points In the northwest 1 :00 p.m. No 173. Accommodation, dally except 1 Sunday, Oberlln, Kansas, ox A frd and Intermediate sta- tionn. via llepubllcan 12:15 n.m M. Freight, dBlly, Wymore and St. Joe aud Intermediate Junction j)olnts....ia:i5p,m . PIVIKUI. UBJ Mo. Mo. 63, freight, dally for liemibllcan Orleans, Oxford aud all points west. 10:40. m Mo. t)U. FrelKhL dally excent Hnnrinr , , 'orvyymoreandallpolntcaat fl.00a.ro Sleeping, din ng, and reclining chair cars. f aeata free) on through trains. Tickets sold an baggage cheeked to any point in the Cnlteal States or Canada. jforiniormauon. time tables, maps or tickets call OB or address A. Cnnninr Avant nu Cloud, Nebr. or J. Francis, General Paaaenger agent uataaa, Nebraska. WANTED & WO PAY V ASH hoiiic t travolln at salesmen K TREES STARK BRO 86 Haveo77.YR.itt'.COD oro cosy to sen, mwnja frmn' I This algnaturo ia on every box of tho genuine 1 Laxative BromoQuimne Tablets tho remedy that'ciireu n coia in one y Ilrnr ArttfYoar Ktdneyn t please. Outfit ausolutely fiuta. Dr. Hobbs'Sparaaus Pills cure all kidney UU.aaa. )', L.OUlal8Bal"0. pie free Add.merlDguetn(xirt,t;Dioatronrja.x LEGAL NOTICE. In the District Court of Webster County. MehkrJ raaka. J. T. Koblnsou. Plaiiillrr, TS .Hugh W, Gulllfonl, i.nc uuuiora, .V weorgo 1.. uuui- 1 oro. 1 Defendants. J KOTtCB TO NON ItESIDXKT DEflNDANT. George L. Qulllford non resident defendant will take notice-tint on tho llrst day of Movent, bor. 1001, plaintiff herein filed his Petition In the District Court of Webstar County, Nebraska, against said defendant, the object and puer of which are to foreclose a certain mortgage exe cuted by tho defendants, Hugh V. (lulllford nndl.ucyUulllfordtolho Lu 111 bard Investment Company, and duly asulgned to tho plaintiff herein, upan the southwest quarter f the north west uuarter. and the west hair of thu uninh. we.t iuarter and the southraat quarter of th southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty six and tho southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of lecllon tweutv neer. all In township one, north of range ten, west of the sixth l'..M,Vtt). stir County, Nebraska, to secure tho payment of arcrtMln promissory notu dated Jmiuary 10th. 1800. for tho Hum of JU I 25 due aud payable oil the Dm day of February. IMK. That theto Is now duo upon said note and mortKnco the sum of Win 47 for which sum. with lntetmiit 10 per cent from this date, plnlntltr rinijs foradecrnuthat defcmlnuts be required, to pny tho same, or that a part of s nld premise tu-Mltt tho sntither.H quarter of the uortlitnst qiiaitei. of KCtlsn twenty seven maybe sold to siiilify the amount found due. You are required tn untner said petition nn or before M01 day (he Vlh day of December, 111)1, l)t,ed th's tlrstday of Mocmber. 1D0I. J. T. Kobiniok, Plalntlir My J, It, MncKBj Ills Attorney. i. gwirwJwMijwWi PWH
