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Republican Congressional Convention.
' The Kopbllcans of the Fifth congres
sional district of tho stato of Nebraska
nro horoby called to moot in conven
tion at tho opora houso in the city of
Hastings, Nebraska, on Tuesday, tho
lOlh day of Juno, 1002, at 3 o'clock in
tho afternoon, for tho purpose of
placing In nomination one candidato
for congress for tho Fifth congressional
district, and for tho transaction of
such otbor business as may regularly
coiuo boforo said convention. Tho
bash) of roprosontation of tho several
countios of said district in said con
vention shall bo on tho vote cast for
Hon. Samuel 11. Sedgwick for judge of
the supremo court, at the regular oloc
tion held on November 5, 1001, ono
delegate for each 100 votes or major
fraction thereof, so cast for said Sam
uol 11. Sodgwicic, and ono delegate at
largo for each county. Said apportion
ment ontitlos tho several countios to
tho following roprosontation in said
convention:
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. IS Hayes
(buy must pay their license tax by
Juno 1st or their dogs will bo tnxen up
and shot. Preparations are under way
to grade Fourth Avenue from Webster
stieetenst. It is the intention to ex
tend tho city water mains nnd require
the putting in of meters which will
give each consumer a chan:u to uay for
only what water ho uses and will also
stop tho shortage of water.
Kansas Drt nkt Do Some Shooting.
Last Saturday evoning a party of
hilarious Kansans who had been In
Hod Cloud and tanked up during the
day concluded to have somo fun on tho
road home. When they had crossed
tho river bridge and reached Jeff Beau
champ's place, ono of tho crowd pulled
a gun and opened up on Jeff's flock of
chickens, killing ono of them. Jeff
started out to remonstrato with the
slayer of his poultry, but was immedi
ately fired upon and forced to seek
Mhelter behind a friondly trco. Several
more shots wero fired at him, but Ho
escaped without injury. A litto farther
along on their road homo the Jay
hawkers esplod a man ahead of them
in a -wagon and proceeded to tako a
few shots at him. No ono was injured,
but the chances nro those loughs, if
their names can bo nscortained, will be
warmly welcomed upon thoir nest ap
pearance in Red Cloud.
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0 Webster . IB
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It id recommondod that no proxies
be allowed In said convention, but that
tho delegates present enst tho full vote
of tho county represented by them.
J. V. Jonks, Chairman.
Adam Bkkkdi:, Secretary.
Republican County Convention.
The republican elector of Webster comity.
Nelirmks. nrehettl-y called to meet In county
rmiTfiitloii hi the court linuie In thorlty of lied
Cloud, ntll a m on Wedticsdny. June Ith. 19 '2.
for the transaction of tho fnllowliiR liiulntiiiH,
Mwlt-
Tbo nomination or one candidate tor ctimly
attorney -
Heptf unitatlvo for the I Itb representative dls
trlct.
Thirteen detonates to attend the republican
talo coiiTentlon to us held at Lincoln, Juno 18,
1WM.
tjl'lilrtseii Jdelogatca to tho Fifth district con
RreJVtoual cotiYOJitlon to bo held Htlattli(,
Juno 10, 19'. a, '
Thirteen delojates lo tbo senatorial oootoii
tloa of IhtMth Senatorial dlatrlct atf '-J
Thlrleceu delegates to attend the convention
for UieSOth float ItepreaentatUe district.
And for tho transaction of snch other basl
neKM as may soma beforo tho mealing.
Tho baala of representation of the several
precincts In aald convention shall be the rate
cut for Hon. 9 It. Hedgnlck far Judge af Hi.) au
prime court at the regular election hold on
November 5, ittOl.glvlig one doltgate for oach
ten votes or major fraction thereof aa cast for
aald S. II. Sedgwick sad ono delegate at large
for eaah praelnct. Bald apportionment entitles
tbo aoveral preclncli to tho following representation;
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fluid.) Uock . 17
Htlllwater. 7
Garfield
Rim Creek . 7
lUrmnny...... ... 4
Ked CiOUd twp... 10
OlniwooJ. .... S
Walaut Crook... . S
Inavale............... 7
Catbortan ... o
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Potsdam..............
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Decaration Day Program.
Members of James A. Gartield Post
No. 80, G A. II., and all old soldiers of
tho war of tho '00s, aWo tho Woman's
Relief Corns and tho soldiorH and
sailors of tho Spanish-American war,
aro requested to meet at G. A. It. hall
nt 1 o'clock p. m. sharp, on May 30,
1902, to organize and prepare to march
to tbo cemotory at 1:30. The following
will bo tho order in tho lino of march:
Formed in procession by Marshal
White, preceded by drum corps.
Old soldiers and Woman's Relief
Coips.
School children and teachers.
Buggies, wagons and horsemen, all
to be under orders of marshal and bis
deputies.
On arriving at the cemetery the
school children will scatter llower.s on
tlio graves of all comrades, after which
Hues will bo formed und the Belief
Corps will carry out its usual program.
The nost will perform its customary
services, followed by a ten-minuto talk
in honor of tbo unknown dead, then
march to tho speaker's stand, where
tho following program will be ren
dered: Called to order by Chairman It B.
Fulton.
Singing, "My Country, Tis of Thoo,"
by tho audience.
Prayer by ltev. Dixon of the M. E.
church.
Heading, speech of Abraham Lincoln
at Gettysburg, November 10, 1803, by
F. N. ltichaidsnn.
Address by Governor Savage.
Song by choir.
Benediction by Rev. Meredith of the
Christian church.
By order decoration committee.
J. W. Wakren, Chairman.
Keating Taken to the Penitentiary.
Frank Keating, convicted of assault
ing nud robbing John Rose, of Rose
mont, was sontonccd last Friday even
ing by Judge Adams to servo a term of
seven years at hard labor in tho stato
ponitontlary. Sheriff McArthur took
Keating to Lincoln last Tuesday morn
ing. Tho Keating caso has attractod con
siderable attention in Webster county
owing to tho mass of conflicting evi
dence and tho largo number of wit
nesses summoned by both sides. Tho
crimo for which Keating is now doing
time was committed on tho night of
December 4, 1901, and nt first no duo
to the guilty party was obtainable.
County Attorney Ovorman took up the
caso and after a thorough investiga
tion succeeded in securing tho arrest
of Keating at his home in Dakota
county, this state, a fow days after the
crimo bad been committed. Tho task
of fastening tbo folory upon Keating
was a difficult one, and Prosecuting
Attorney Ovorman dosorvos much
credit for tho able manner in which
tho caso was conducted, ho having
succeeded in socuring over fifty wit
nesses for the stato when the case
finally camo to trial.
Attorney John G. Potter, who con.
ducted the defense, mado a hard fight
for his client and bandied his side of
tho caso in an nble manner, but tho
groat mass of testimony introduced by
the prosecution could not bo overcotao
and Keating will have to pay tho pen
alty for his crime.
tho only positive cure now known to
tho medical fraternity. Catarrh, being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly on tho blood an mucous sur
faces of tho system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and giv
ing tho patient strength by building up
tho constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. Tho proprietors havo
so much faith in its curativo powers,
that they offer ono hundred dollars for
any caso that it fails to euro. Sond for
list, of testimonials. Address F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are tho best.
To Minnesota Lakes.
From the standpoint of economy and
pleasure no excursion this season can
compare with that to tho Minnesota
lakes, which will leave Hastings at
10:35 a.m., June 12th, via the Burling
ton Rotito.
Round trip rates as follows.
Hastings to Mankato, Kasota and
Wafcoca, Minn.'; and roturn, $11.05.
Hastings to St. Paul and return 113 05
Hastings to Bayfield and Ashland,
Wisconsin, 117 05.
Iickots good to return until October
31st. Special low rates at most resorts
for board, boats and incidentals.
In order to mako the best arrange
ments at hotels it will be necessary for
me to have all the names on or before
June 3.
Address, Dr. Wm. H. Steele, Hast
ing, Nebraska.
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It la recommended that no proxies be allowed
In aald convention but that tho delcgatea pres.
cut thereat oo authorized to cast the full vote of
precinct represented by them.
It Is also recommended that the delegatca
present from the First Commissioner District,
namely Stillwater, Oak Creek, Pleasant Hill and
Kim Creek precincts, ami from the Fourth
Com ulsslouer district namely Ited Cloud town
ship and the FlrM and eoond wards of Ucd
Cloud City, place In nomination one candidate
for county commissioner from rncli of i-nlddli-
I riots.
Gr.o J Waiihin Chairman.
.1 K Kkilkii, Secretary.
The Superior P.iilv -I'-iirnul of M.tJ'
19 brings out the name of Captain C K
Ailiims as its choice foi the Republican
nomination for congicismnn fioni the
Fifth district The captain is without
doubt a man of considerable ability,
has a pleasing personality and, so fnr
us we Know, has always boaua staunch
Republican. In the campaign of 1S93,
nllhongh lie made a losing tight, Cap
lain Adams succeeded in cutting down
Hid fusion majority in this district over
n.000 votes.
Memorial Sunday.
All members of James A. Garfield
Post No. 80, G. A. It., and members of
Relief Corps No. 14, and all soldiers of
the Spanish-American war, will meet
atG.A. R. ball on Sunday, May 25,
11)02, at 10 a. m., and march in a body
to tho Baptist church, where services
will bo held at 10.30. By order of committee.
Are You Using Allen's Foot-Ease?
Shako into your shoes A -n'a Foot
Kase, a powder. Unites t.nup, Bun
on?, Painful, Smutting. II- Swollen
eet. At ill drugglMH ami e store.,
2-ic.
ltsetmsthat instinct is far superior
to reason or science in many crises, as
wit" shown in the i-daud of .Martinique
Bird a nl Miako and wild animals of
nil kinds fl-d from the vicinity of
Mount lVlee several days before the
eruption took place. Nor is thi. tho
only placo in the history of such cata
clysms in which instinct bus been
shown to lie superior to either reason
or sclonce. Maenulay states that at the
time of tho destruction of Pompeii,
when "Vesuvius groaned with wrath
supprost," the onglos, foxes ami goats
Hod to places of safety, while man
nlono stayed to meet destruction
Uy the manuer in which the present
occupants of tbo city otllces hive tak
on hold of their work it looks as if
f -l-t la !, iiksWi
thoy wero tlio rigni- i' m m
places in eacli instance. Thoy maj
make mistakes as all men aru liable to.
hut we believe that so far at least the i
nets entitle the.ii only to piaist-. No
tieo has boon given that till alleys ititisi
be cleared of refuse by June 1 and til
dog owners havo been notified thai
MRS. L. S. ADAMS.
Of JiIilon, Txrt.
"Wine of Cardul is Indeed a blessing
to tired women. Having sulfered for
seven years with weakness and bearing-down
pains, and having tried sev
eral doctors and different remedies
with no success, your Wine of Cardul
was the only thing which helped me,
and eventually cured me It seemed to
build up the weak parts, strengthen
the system and correct Irregularities."
By "tired women" Mrs. Adams
means nervous women who have
disordered menses, falling of tho
womb, ovarian troubles or any of
these ailments that women have.
You can cure vourself at homo with
this great women's remedy, Wino
of Card ni. Wine of Cardui has
cured thousands of cases which
doctors have failed to benefit. Wh;
School Baard Meeting.
Tho school board mot at the office of
the secretary, L. H. Fort, on Tuesday
evening.
Tho following committees woro elect
ed for tbo ensuing year:
Finance Cathor, Ross and Fort.
Claims Ross, Hacker nnd Cather.
Teachers Beck, Cather and Hacker.
Buildings nnd Grounds Buck, Rosa
and Fort.
Text Books Hacker, Cither and
Beck
Supplies Ross, Cather -ind Fort.
The following teachers were elected
for tlie ensuing school year:
Mrs. Kva J. Case, superintendent,
salary $1,000.
Miss Clara Scbncller, principal high
school, 300 per month.
Miss Stella Docker, assistant princi
pal high school, $55 per month.
Miss Gertio Coon, 4th room, 940
Miss Alice Remsberg, Hit room $35.
Miss Mary Farquhar, 2d room, 135.
Miss Mabel Howard, 1st room, $35.
Miss Ella Stonobraker, kindergarten,
135.00.
Miss Ada Skjolvor, principal 1st
ward, 140.
Miss Jossio Cathor 3d room, $35.
Miss Maud Miller, 2d room, $35.
Miss Mamie Weideman, 1st room, $35
Board adjourned sino dio.
Fred Williams Gets a Light Sentence.
Fred WillHms the 19-year-old lad
who broko into L. H. Rust's house one
day last winter and stole $5, entered a
plea of guilty in tbo district conrt, as
was stated in tho last issuo of Tub
Chikf. Last Friday ovening Williams
was taken boforo Judge Adams to re
ceive his sentence, and after adminis
tering some fathorly advice and ex
tracting a promise from Williams that
he would lead an honest lifo in the
future, and also that ho would corre
spond with tho judgo and koep him
informed of his movements, Judge
Adams sentenced him to fivo days in
tho county jail. Williams was almost
destitute of clothing, and tho judgo
nnd other sympathizers with tho un
fortunate lad made .up a small purse
and presented it to him heforo lie was
taken back to his cell to serve out bis
brief sentence.
Eastern Star Installation.
Tho Eastern Star met last Monday
evening and installed the following
o Ulcers for the ensuing term
W. M Mrs. Lester.
W. P.-Wm. Mitchell.
Asn. M Mrs. Alice .Myers.
Con J. Mm T A Wilbuin.
Asso. Cond. Mrs. W. A. Mitchell.
Sec Mrs L K Tail.
Treas. Mrs. S. F Spokesticld.
Adah Miss Jesiin Cather.
Ruth-Mrs. J A.Tulleys.
Ksther Mrs. Geo. Morhart
Martha Mrs. L. 11. Blackledgo.
Kleeta Mrs. ) no. Tomlinson.
Chaplain Mrs. F.d Girber.
Marshal Mis. J (. Putter.
Organist Mrs. A Coimvor.
Warder Mrs II. K Grico
Sentinel R. Turner.
Shriners Will Travel
Tho Burlington Route and its con
nections west of Denver havo been
chosen as tho official routo of Tangier
Temple, Mystic Shriners, to tho Im
perial uouncu aooiesoi aiysuconnne,
at San Francisco, Juno 10 to 1 1.
Two special cars havo already been
reserved by Tangier Temple, nnd ad
ditional cars will bo provided as reser
vations aro made. It is important that
all Shriners who will nttend this con
vention mako their reservations at an
early date.
The Slmners win leave me mining
ton station, Omaha, at 1 25 p in. June
4. Denver will ho reached the next
morning, and an entire day spent
in Colorado Soring?, one of the most
delightful of Ricky mountain 'resorts.
Salt Liko City will bo reached on tlio
nioriiincr of June 0. and that day given
over to seeing tho wonderful city of
ion. The party will arrive in ban
Francisco at 8:15 a. in., June 0.
Notice to Property Owners-
Notice is hereby aivon to property
owners to clean all alleys on their
property by Juno 1st, 'anil if not dono
samo will be cleared by street commis
sioner and cost of same taxed to the
property. By order of the mayor and
c luniil.
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i1 Uncle Sam has
created quite a
reputation as
the leading
iron worker.
Our reputation is already established as to
keeping the best suits in Red Cloud.
Some elegant things received this week
in Men's Suits; extra nice at $12.00,515.00
$17.00 and $18.00.
Buy your Straw Hats of us. Best line
in the city.
Galusha, GJeseott & Storey.
Laces, Embroideries,
Summer Dress Goods,
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Summer Underwear
and Hosiery.
A large and varied line of
Ladies' Newport Roll Combs
and Belts. Prices right.
F. NEWHOUSE.
SHERWOOD & ALBRIGRT.
GROCeRS
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Highest Prices Paid for Produce.
'try
All
not begin to got well today? All
druggists have il.00 bottles. For
nny stomach, liver or bowel disor
der Th ed ford's Ulack-Draiight
should bo used.
rorailTloKRnitllti-mtnrivaililrrM.KtTinK
apniitoins. The Uiilies' A JrtMuy livmrt.
until, Tli L'tttttnnooi( Meillilne Uo
Clatunooira, Term.
WINE'CARPW
Time seems
most untimely
when he brings
a woman to the turn
of life. Life is or
should be at Ha
ripest and best for
her, and she en
croaches this chanirc
with a dread of its effect born of her
knowledge of the sufferings of other
women at this season.
There is not the slightest cause for
fear or anxiety at this period if Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is used.
It gives health of body and cheerfulness
of mind, and by its aid the pains and
pangs of this critical period are pre
vented, or cured.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
woman's medicine with a wonderful
record of cures of womanly diseases.
Diseases that all other medicines bad
failed to cure, have been perfectly and
permanently cured by the use of "Fa
vorite Prescription."
"I feci it my tlutv to write you ni I have
Tcceiveil 'o much benefit from the use of your
timlicitie " kivs Mr. l.lzile A. llowman. of New
Matamora Washington Co., Ohio. "I have
taken four liottlesof ' 1'avorite Inscription ' for
female weakness nml chnnuc of life. Ilefore 1
bewail taking it I couUl not ilo anything I luil
such pains in my hem! nml in the back of my neck
that I thought I wotihl lose my mind Now I can
work every ilay, I recommend ' Favorite Pre
scription' to nil female Buffering in the period
of change of life. It U the best medicine I
have found '
Favorite Prescription " has the testi
mony of thousands of women to its
complete cure of womanly diseases.
Do not accept an unknown and un
proved substitute ill its place.
Keep the bowels healthy by the timely
use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasaut Pellets.
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PLATT & FREES CO..
Chicago - Lumber - Yard.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
Lumber, Lime, Coal and Cement.
TRADERS LUMBBR Oo,
DEALERS IS
LUMBER and CO AIL
t3u.i.tcliri.e,' material, Bto.
Red cloud. - - Nebraska
A Fine Herd of Hogs.
Last Monday Morliart & Cutter pur
chased of W. A. Maynard perhaps as
l line a lot of hogs as woro ever brought
' to this city. There were 10(5 head, with
a total weigrt of :i0,770 pounds, an
avorngo weight of about '2'Ji poundf.
I Mr. May naid received 7u per pound,
or a total of $2, 1KI, for them. Tho
hog- were about leu months ohl and
j were as biuonth a lot of hogs us it has
ever been our privilege In see.
$t00-Reward
Too readers of this paper
pleased t leuru Unit mere is
one dreaded disease that
been able to cure in all
$100
will bo
at least I
science has
What Do
i You Eat
ior breaktast.
Hard to find any
thing this time of
'the year ?
Try some of
that line bacon
which we have and
which we are sell
ing s cheap.
City Dray and Express Line.
E. Irtf. ROSS, PROP,
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowest
2! Sherer Braasnaw
iis stages, and.
Hutcheis for The People.
CITY AGENTS FOR ADATS'EXPRESS CO.
TELEPHONE NO. 52.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Clcuurt mil txitiiinta th tulr.
l'rumoiri Imuntnl growth.
Never FIL to Ilcttnro QrJ
liatr to its Youthful Color.
Curt tcalp iliwitei St hair Uu.
k!,ndtl")t lni.yl'ti
lUalis Catarrh. Hall Catanh Cute is j i44444444441'
COLVIN & BARCUS,
HEAL ESTATE f FARM LOANS.
Lock Hox 23. Qulde Hock, Neb.
JOHN 1IAKKLEY,
House Moving and Raising
A Sl'KCIALTV.
All work guaranteed satisfactory.
Your work solicited.
Vll kinds of property bought, sold sad
exchanged.
COLLECTIONS MADE.
TEUU KE.VsONAULE
This signature la on every box o( tbo genuine")
Laxative Bromo'Quinine Tablets
tho remedy that curt-it 11 colli In ono Ury
How Are Your Kldueyt I
Dr. nobbs'Sp-iriBiu rills cure Ml kidney Ills.EUo
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