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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1902)
A I k rU I l TUB CHIEF rcBLisniD t C1UKF nJMilSIUNO COMPANY. II 00 50 Oo jer... Ix months PUUMSUKI) KVKKY FIUDAT Bntored t tno pott offlco at Ked Cloud, Neb.M ie;ondcliiitaftll mnttc:. AUVRUTlSISd HATE9! r'nriilslicil on application. REPUBLICAN TICKET. State Ticket. I'or Governor, .1. II, MIOKKV, Of Polk Count). For I.lcutcnnnt Governor, B. (I. H'tlll.TON, Of DotlRlAK C'OlllltJ-. l'orM'i'rctnryof Stnto, OKOIKIK W. MAKSII, Of Itlcliarileou Count), For fclnlo Trcnmrcr, I'KTKtt moiiti:nsi:n. Of Vnllcy Count), lur suite Auditor' CIIAUI.U3 WTSTON, Of hherldnii County. ForJAttorncy floucrnl. FItANK N. HIOUT, Of (Ihkc County. For Oommli-Moticr 1'ubllc t.nmli ntul llnllclliinn, (IKOItnK I). FOU.MEIt, Of Nuckolls County. V or Superintendent fubllc Instruction. WILLIAM K. l'OWI.KU, Of Washington Counly. Congressional Ticket. ForJCocRrcssman, 5th Dltttrlct.i a. w. Nonius, Of Hcd Wl.tow County. Legislative Ticket. For Senator, S5lh district, OKOUOF. L. DAV, Of Nuckolls County. For Keprc(cntatlve4llh District, CHAULK8 IIUNTElt. Of Innvalc Township. County Ticket. For County Attorney. Ml K. U OVKHMAN, Of Ucd Cloud, 2d Ward. For Commissioner, 1st Dlst., K. C JOHNSON, Of Stillwater Precinct. For Commissioner. 4th I)lst K U. SMITH, Of Ked Cloud Precinct. Tho date sot for tho holding of the Float convention has boon changed from Soptombor 27th to Friday Ootobor 3rd. 1002, owing to tho fact that Presi dent Uoosovolt is expected to bo in HastinRS on tho 27th of Soptombor. Homembor tho date of tho convention is October 3rd. Tho real issuo of tho campajjin, this "J. fall hns boon conslsolv stated to bu "shall ttpfKWo send a mau to congress who will wefetcupport tho president or will wo send pleAo m who will tight him and his policies" f our part wo believo that tho voters an thin dUtrtat will send one who will the I nil,.,.-,., ,1.,, nmadlunt nnil tlmt nnn will IS nfl ' ' . ,, vv V..-..I. bnek' """" v" " '" How about thoso clectiic lights arc wo or aro wo cot going to havo thon. An electric light plant In this city would bo a paying institution from the bogining and there is no tax that tho peoplo would more gladly pay than one providing them with lights. Take a night liko last Sunday and without a lantern or for tho matter of that with a lantern onos limbs aro hardly safo if thoy should by chance lind it nocossary to go anywhoro over tho sido walks of this city. Lot us havo somo lights Sonio electric lights if you pleaso. For tho past forty years tho demo rrats havo had for an issuo tho trusts and when in May 1000 they had an op portunlty to do somo thing toward placing thorn under control they show ed themselves not so much opposed us oh tho stump they havo always claimed to be. Mr. Ray of Now York asked tin amious consent to introduce a joiut re solution proposing an amondmont to tho constitution of tho United States which would empower congress to pass laws regulating and controling trusts and objections were made by thodomo. cralic leader and again this resolution was olTered by tho committoo on rules and a vote was taken on it thu resolut ion was lost by nil tho domocrats voting Afttutm it. Do not over look thu importance of tfco trk'o of county commissioner this fall. Thuro are two districts which will elect men for this position, K 11. Smith in this district and F. U.Johnon in thu first district both aro good men for tho olllees Mr Smith has been in the oll'ieo before and is thoioforo no novice nor is this all that has to tu commend him for the position, lie innile ono of the best commWdioncrs this county ever hud. lie has the time to attend to the duties of the olllee nnil was never known to shirk tho duties. Wliilo as to tlie first district Mr. .John son is beyond question tho butter fitted man to fill thu otlloe nud if elected will tie most satisfactory to thu peoplo of his district. Thoro will bo no question of his having boon worked A caucus of tlie Republican voters of Dalit) precinct is culled to meet In the Hun is school house, on Saturday, Oct ober 1 li, at 2 p, in. to uomiuatu pteelncl officers and to transact Mich other busi noss us m,y properly comu before tl- caucus. Rotir. Hauiii Com Editor Choif. In lust woi'k's Nat in' notice n letter from II. L. Hopkins .taking a number of tu-tons and to questing answers to them. No 1. Wit not House loll No. mil tint only gout-ial freight rate bill Inttoduced and acted on in tho House The answer wn, that it was not, thai II It No. 2:)5 known ns the OI1N bill was a general bill, that it, reduced t ates on cattle, hogs and sheep, on which thu rate wns to be t educed to HO per cent of the into published on December 1st, 1891). This would be n roiiuutlon of 10 per cent while the other bill I educed all rates an average of 15 per cent. Tho Nation editor evidently forgot nbout horses, mules and etc. Then he goes on to say that tho maximum rates on nil other clashes of freight should not exceed the rates of December ISM, thus leaving them as they weie with a good loop hole to raise rates, by chatiglng from one class to tho next class higiier. 11. 11 No. 213 took oil' 15 per cent and no date, thotefore it was preferable. (jues. No. 3. Was ll not thu votes of L. (J. Pelsigor and llvo order r'usionist.s that prevented it from general lile and theio' by killed It, The answer was, that L. C. Pcisigcr and other Fusionists voted for the Ollis bill in proferonc to, II. It.No'Jtn. both bills reduced rates, Hut does not say and dare not say that 11. U No. 213 did iut reduce rates, all along thu line, from live to teu par cent more than tho Ollls bill. He says, "A committoo appointed by thu fusion caucus of tho house uuamiously recom mended that that the Ollis bill bo pass ed in preference to 11. 11. No 243. Mr. Pelsigor and others voted according to tho decision of the caucus." Thon how did it happen that Mr. Oliis and 33 other fusionists out of a total of 47 voted for this general measure No. 213; why did not they stand by tho decision of tho caucus. It is very evident thoro was no caucus. Mr. Ollis says in his letter to Mr. Peisigcr, two weeks ngo, that "thcro were two classes of men, (quite .evident) that ono class was anxious to voto so as to mako a record for themselves, that then thoy would go and do work to kill it, the other class was trying to to do somothing for tho peoplo," ho also says that bouse roll No 243, known as tho Sprcchor bill was dead for two weeks boforo it was final ly disposed of. Toll us how it was that when tho voto was taken on this "dead" bill that Mr. Ollis and 33 other fusion ists voted for it, while Mr. Peisiger voted ngainst this Sprcchor bill, No 243, according to Mr Ollis own lotter and the bouso journal, there was ono in each class; tell us which is which pleaso or can you dodgo this also. Hero is how Representative Murray of Thurs ton county, explained his voto on, house roll 243. "Tho fusion parties in this stato havo promised tho peoplo a reduction in railway freight rates and as this tho only bill before tho house, covering tliis subject generally; I be lieve It should bo given consideration; I vote, aye. It is evident all through that our legislative contingent favored tho rail ways and not their constituents. Yours respectfully, ED. GILFORD. Peoples party commitleman for Pleasant Hill precinct. Rheumatism Cured in a Day. Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia readily cures In from one to three days. Its ac tion upon tho system Is remarkable and mys terious. It removes at ouco the can so and the disease Immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents and tl. Sold by II. E. Grlcc. druggist. Ked Cloud, Neb. The Price oi Pleasure. It is hard for a lovely woman to forego the pleasures of the life which she was treated to enjoy and adorn. She may have to be busy all day in office or iu Store, yet she cannot deny herself the ocial pleasures which are offered her. ry Dut the fatigue is rfx"t. often too great for .u -a3 Her. and she suf fers from headache and backache as a -j consequence of & over-exertion. fc" Women who are tired and worn out will find a perfect tonic and nervine in Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription. It cures headache, backache and the other aches and pains to which women are subject. It establishes regu larity, dries weak ening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weak ness. Um.ikcsueak women strong nnd hick women well. "I nm so pleased with your in-.triuiions I lianlly l;nmv what thanks to i;Hi.' vu for your Mud favors," u.rltfk trii Kill., llr. nut, of I.otn, Tliomns to,, ;a ! Minorca m much with crrnt paint in my back nml the lower part of my stomach nnd palpitation of the heart, that nt times 1 could hardly lie down Could hardly uct up in the morning hut nftcr usiiiR three IxMtlcjiof I'avorile Prescription ' nnd tvolal of I)r Pierce's I'lcasaul Pellets, I am like n new woman," Sick women, especially those suiTering from diseases of long standing, ore in cited to consult Dr. Pierce, by lettcr,w. All correspondence is held as strictly pri vate and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. It. V. Pierce, Uuffalo, N. Y. One Minute Cough Cure, cures. That Is what It was made lor. WSli N J. ' - vfflwi' Pfls V IP1 Sir Dexterity In HnndlltiK Mnrlnnrttea "The Ingenuity of hoiiio of tho han dlers ,of marionettes," snld tt show mnn, "Is Incredible. I know n mnn who conducts n marionette theater wherein nu orchestra of eight pieces plivs under mnrloitette leadership while In the boxes n dozen marionette spectators laugh nnd applaud ttnd on tlie stage n marionette drama briskly enacts itself. Tlie conductor of all this stnnds exposed to tlie waist nt tho back of the stage, and apparently ho Is motionless, though really each linger of both hands and the majority of the toes of both feet are working with un exampled rapidity, for each marion ette Is connected by n string with n too or a finger of the operator, and this string sometimes has as many ns teu or fifteen branches, Joined to the man ikin's face, body, arms, legs, etc., bo that It may dance, smile, wnve Its arms and do a number of other lifelike tilings. One of these llgures, Indeed, is connected by thirty-two strings to the operator. It Is bewildering to Hi till: of the number of strings there must bo altogether, and really It Is impossible) to conceive of the dexterity nnd tho thought required In the artistic manip ulation of u band of marionettes. Phil adelphia Record. Trick of I'IijmIcIiiii. "Tlie best thing a physician or sur geon can do Is to go off about six months every two or three years nnd give pntlcnts u chance to miss him nnd then come bnck and resume prac tice. They will Hock back to him in swarms, provided, of course, ho has established n reputation nnd gnlued their complete confidence." So says a leading and eminently successful sur geon. Here is a physician living In a city of fjO.000 inhabitants, with a practice of $20,000 a year, of which bo collects $12,000. "The most successful practi tioners In my town," ho Buys, "aro two young men who spent a year each In Vienna and Paris, apparently studying tho latest methods nnd cures. All that they know they learned right In New York, but tho mere fact of their having taken a course or two lu Europe, or having pretended to, has given them a vogue which no ono who has never been abroad can appreciate. A for eign reputation Is worth $10,000 a year to a five thousand dollar doctor." De troit Freo Press. nnaalnna Take Very Little Exercise What exercise Russians take Is usu ally more of a gentle promenade than anything else. They will stroll up and down tho principal street in the town or In some small public square or garden for hours quite contentedly. Thus, In spite of the unique opportu nity for skating which their long win ter gives them, It is rare to find any Russian who can skate well. If you da And two or throe good sknters, you will probably learn on Inquiry thnt they aro Englishmen or Germans. 1 was, however, surprised to And most of tho Englishmen who arc in the country on duty (as I was, for the pur pose of learning the language) any thing but pleased or contented with the life they are obliged to lend. Cornblll Magazine. The Worm In the Cueatnut. A physician explains how the worm gets into the chestnut. When the nut Is still green, an Insect comes ulong and, hunting a warm place in whlcb to have Its eggs hatched, lights upon the gredn chestnut and stings It At the samo time It deposits some of Its eggs In tho opening thus mndc. The chestnut begins to ripen, nnd at the same tlmo the eggs are hatching. Tho Insect selects chestnuts as a place for depositing Its eggs as being tho best adapted place by Instinct The floury matter lu tbo nut turns to sugar, and sugar contains carbon, which produces beat Where lie HUsed It. "Ah," ho said as they were exploring among tho rocks back of the hotel, "here Is 'Lovers' lane Let'a go through." "That deep place there, where It Is so dark, with the steep, rocky sides?" "Yes. Como on." "I'm afraid you would kiss mo If we were down there nlone together." "No, honest!" "Well, then we may ns well remain up hero." Chicago Itccord-IIerald. One iloy'a 'Worth. When Horace Mann made a famous speech for tbo dedication of a building that bad cost many thousand dollars devoted to the reformation of bad boys, ho said, "If all this whlcb has been spent upon this building results In the reformation of one boy, it Is money well spent." Somebody said to him, "Mr. Mann, do you think one boy Is worth all that money?" He replied, "Yes, If It Is my boy or your boy." rrlmnry Education. .Ilorr Til mi lie Coll 111 .Stand. "After you have taken tills modi--cine," said the physician, "give your self a hot water bath and go to bed at ' once." "Cosh, doel" exclaimed the shngg. l lialred patient "Can't you make it a j mustard plaster or something like that? 1 always klteh cold when 1 I nl.f n Iisitli!" f'liIe.iL'o Trillium. SueeuKt, Success, Ul;o a trolley car. Is liable to strike us unexpectedly. When It does, we want no fender nnd guarantee there'll be no suit against the conipn-uy.-Idn Young Cliff. Tho man who loudly announces be fore ninrrlnge tlmt ho Is going to be master Is the same who after marriage pulls carpet tacks with his tooth. Baltimore New s. Modern Inks only date from 1708, nt which date the researches of Dr. Lewis la the chemistry of Ink bwm. 9&k f i i JArgabright's i Exclusive Art Rooms. J A Coiiip eto liuw "f- Picture Mouldings, Picture Nails, Picture Chains, Moulding Hooks, Parlor Easels, i i i i Artists Tube Paints, Artists' Brushes, Artists' Easels and Mahlstlcks. t 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mu'oi'HI fur Oil, iiit-r Color ami I'ustt I i'liuiliiii; Flint, Flower nnil liiiiNcape Sniilii's, li'iiid p'liiiicil I, ..... ..I, ... ... ... - in uues nun omn units, cic , etc 4 Artistic Portraits and J Frames Made to Order. 4 Put or Block, Red Cloud, Neb. 4 The I.iiMt Mcnort, A near relation of the lute Rarou Munchausen on the maternal side, lineally descended from Ananias and Suppblra, wus telling a party of friends about treeing a bull buffalo lu one of tho great trees of California. "Thnt story lacks likelihood," re marked thu man who knows every thing, like so many other men. "Tho buffalo belongs to the ruminnnt fam ily, has four or five stomachs nnd walks on hoofs. It hns no claws at all and could no more climb a tree than a Jersey cow." "As a general proposition you are right," said the story teller, with per fectly unrtillled mien, "but this case was quite exceptional. Wo were after the buffalo with four of the most vicious dogs that I over knew. Ono wns n boar bound, ono a great dane, one a psovle, or wolfhound, nnd the other a registered bulldog, with Jaws like wrought Iron. Well, they brought the buffalo to bay at tho foot of tho big trco and pressed him so blamed hard that ho just had to climb. That was his only solvation." New York Times. Where Women Mar Not Pray. There is a practically universal pro hibition ngainst women praying in Mo hammedan countries. They aro not admltfted beyond the thresholds of tho mosques; but on tho other hand, tho Koran distinctly encourages women to pray In private. Some Hindoo congre gations deny tho privilege of prayer to their women altogether. Among the Ainu, a race supposed to bo the abo rigines of Japan, women nre not per mitted to pray or offer sacrifice except In rare cases as the deputies of their husbands. The reason for this prac tice is that tho Ainu women aro not supposed to possess souls, and there fore their prayers would be quite un availing. Among tho natives of Mad agascar women arc permitted to pray, but only to the powers of evil, a kind of Intercessory prayer. Only men are permitted to address prayers directly to the Supreme Doing. IlriUtliiK Power, Doctors tell us in these days of gem and toxins thnt the thing that counts ( most In n case Is tho "resisting power" of tho patient. Somo men and women ( can pass through an epidemic or even be Inoculated with its peculiar poison ' germs and yet shake off Infection, un- j harmed. Others apparently Just ns healthy succumb to tho first contact, with disease and sink under It In spite of tho best nursing. "Resisting power" Is nn Individual affair, nnd many sur prises como to doctor nnd nurses as tho frail looking patient pulls through nnd the robust seeming ono dies. Medi cines can only aid tho "resisting pow er." They can never take its place. It determines in the end llfo or death In every case. Scottish American. What to Do With Old HaU. If you want to make tho best use of any old lints that you may have, you should take them to the NIcobar Is Innils. Thoro you will bo received with cnthuslnsm, for the peoplo who live In these islands have quite a pas- slon for them. Every one likes them, and every one tries to get ns many as he can. On n fine morning the sea rounuauouL iiiesu ismiiua muj uc m-i-u dotted with ennoes In each of which Is a savage, with nothing at all on but a strip of cloth round his waist and a tall hat, and the funny port of It Is that old hats nre very much more sought after than new ones. Tho NIco bar nntlves regard new hats with sus picion and dislike. Got the Wrnnir Flair. A retired naval ofllcer took holy or tiers and beenmo rector of n country church. Ills parishioners, wishing to give him 11 surprise, subscribed among themselves and bought a naval flag for tlie church tower. Directly tlie old gentleman saw it he flew Into 11 violent rage and ordered It to bo taken down nt once. Ono of his parishioners asked him why he did not like it. "Allow that ling to fly on my church tower? Never! It's an Insult! Do you know wlint that particular ting signifies, sir? It means, 'In distress; want a pilot!'" London Standard. A Croi Parent. "Mother." said n up from lur book. little girl, looking "what docs 'trans- ntlnntie' mean?" "Ob, across the Atlantic, of course. Don't bother me." "Does 'trans' always mean across?" "I suppose It does. If you don't stop bothering mo with your questions, you'll go to bed." "Then does 'transparent' mean a cross parent?" Ten minutes later that little girl wns resting on her tiny couch. 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