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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1903)
:i n S I' i i i I PS ' n n i1 F n : I ' p THE CHIEF . nEDCLOUtl, NEimASKA. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. P. C. Pii.uif.8, Editor. sonscnifTioN n.TE3 ae jretr.. Ilsmonthi It 00 an Bntorcd t tnp pout offlro at lied Cloud, Nob.ai cootidclMttdull matte:. AllVKItTlSINO IIATKS! Fumlnlicil on application. TELEPHONE, SEVEN - TWO President Mnrrouln of Colombia nays the United Status will liavon Doer wnr on Its hands, Tim DlotTltindleTinYiitTs still tlm main topic of discussion in tlm statu lross. No (Into for tho trial ofktho nsu has yet been sot W. J. Bryan's oiler to servo as tlm Huiirmnu of tlm democratic national 4'ommitteo will hardly 1m pleasing to llm "reorgnnlors" of that party. Guueral Young, chief of stair of the standing army, has issued an appeal for the ro-eslahlishment of the army !antcon, that eyesore to temperance advocates throughout tho laud, Koosovolt is not tlm only cowboy who has attained prominence in poll tics. Our own Oovenor Mickey Is an oxport with tlm lasso, and wo aro roady nt any time to back him in a steor-rop-ing contest against tlm Rough Hidor President. The attack on Senator Hoed Stnoot of Utah by tho V. C. T. U. and other organizations of women is an indica tion of tho kind of political questions that will bo forced upon our legisla tors when suirrago is tiuivorsally ex tended to women. Tho four youths arrested in Chicago Tor tho car barn murders are, if their confessions are to bo bolloved, about au bloodthirsty a lot of young thugs as over wore put behind tho bars. A half dozen murders and as many moro attempts at murder have been owned up to by them. Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen eral Dristow has sent in his report on tho investlgatlnn of the postal frauds and it is a sovere arralgumont of tho guilty parties. President Koosovolt has heartily indorsed tho report, and says the fault does not lie with exist ing laws, but with failure to enforce the law. Nineteen players killed and thirteen severely wounded is the record of the l!XH football season. This does not includo thoso klllod in tlm wreck of tho Purdue university excursion train fow weoks ago. All of tho fatal ac cidents woro to niembors of miuor teams, nouo of tho big olovens suffer ing losses by death. Governor Mickey has again demon strated his familiarity with farm and ranch Ufo. Not long ago ho startled the natives at the statofarm by mount ing a wheat stack aud pitching bundles so rapidly that ho buried the two feed ore of the threshing machine. This time he distinguished himself by mounting a broncho last Saturday morning, and chasing tho fostlve steer at bis brothers' much, near Spring view. He succeeded in roping tho animal and bringing him down, and vras loudly cheered by the cowboys who witnessed his prowess. SUito Auditor Charles Weston was arrestod at Douglass, Wyo., Monday, ou tho charge of being implicated In tho wrecking of a bank at Caspor.Wyo. Ho gavo bond Tor his appoaranco and was allowed to return to his duties at Lincoln. All state olllcers and others who aro acquainted with him stout ly ntllrm his innocence, claiming thnt ho could have had no knowledge of tho condition of tho bank. His busi nehs ability and honesty aro unques tioned among Ids associates and they One dose of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral at bedtime prevents night couRhs of children. No croup. No bronchitis. A Cherry Pectoral doctor's medicine for all affections of the throat, bron chial tubes, and lungs. Sold for over 60 years. 11, ,; V" "T V "B"T recmnu in my du.-Miw. W. h. liiivMen.BhelbV Ali . - !. ---- ! n'liii, cHiii-t'iAiiT inr can. ae.,Mc.,iii.ofl. All ilniL-Khu, J. C. ATBII CO., I.nwrll. tint. for Night Coughs Keop tho bowels opon with ono of tjrer s fins at Docitlmo, just ono plyers freeHoliday -J T'H f iralUL: i & ll'IH'1 ames 60 different games all new one in each package of Lion Coffee at your Grocer's. claim his arrest is an attomt)t"sinoozo money from him. nwimr to ids hnlnu a stockholder in the defunct hank. Panama and the Democrats. Fiito Is kinder to tho Ropublicans, In one direction at least, than thoy had any good reason to suppose Tho Domocrntos are to makoau assault 011 tho administration for its nct'on nt Panama Reports that they woro to do this havo been circulated from timo to Unio. Gorman attempted, at a re cont senatorial caucus, to got tho party in his branch to ngrco to a re solution proposed by tho wild Carmack to to consiiro Pesldont Roosevelt foi ins conduct at tno lsuimus. Tlio cau cus broko away from Gorman on that proposition, and tho country had about givon up all expectation of tho porpotration of any such Democratic folly, but tho news has been obtained that Gorman has at last got his party in his ohambor to go ovor to his and Carmaok's position on that point, mid tho attack will beain oarlv In tlm rogular session, or possibly In tho latter days of tho extra session. If there is any favor that the Ropub licans could ask of thoir opponents at this stage of tho DrocGedlncs it would be a Democratic demonstration of any sort wnlcn would give the adminstra tlon a chance to stive its recent deal. ings with Colombia and Panama in detail. The President has, in answor to a resolution from Representee Hitt, given a good deal of Information touohlng upon tho government's con nection with recent events at the Isthmus, and th country applauded the presldont for the courso which he took. Dut there is s mething that can be told which will make the ad ministration's course ehlno out still moro rosplendently in the affair, and the Democratic madnvn will probably givo an opportunity to bring this out Thore will be no lack of signs under which tho Ropublicans will conquer in 11KM. It was silver which did tho busi ness for the Domoorats in 1800. Thoir attack in 1000 on what thoy called im periallsm added a few hundred thou sand votes to tho big total that would havo been rolled up against thorn on tho remnants of the sllvor issuo in that year. Their flair-f urlinir follv will aid in creating the avalanche whlnh will sweep them away in 1904 The Democratic senators, under Gorman' lead, are apparently to occupy the ground taken by. Cleveland In 1803 when he ordored the flac to be Dulled down in Hawaii. Panama in tint- United States territory yot, but the Democrats are to con end thnt n. revolution was organized and effected by United States' aid, and that Colom bia ud not Panama is the legitimate sovereign at the isthmus The admin istration and the Republican party will bo delighted to mako a flffht next vnnr ou th s issue Hie Senatwlal SltuatUn. Tho Rod Cloud Nation seems to bo worried over tho senatorial situation in Nebraska, and in l h last issuo very kindly offers a Tow suggestions to tho Republican papers of this city as to tho kind of nion they should support for mombers of congress. Tho Nation holds to tho opinion that tho B. ,v M. railroad is tho controlling fac tor in Republican politics of this Ht-ite, and intimates that it is tlio duty o" the Argus and the Chief to oust the aforesaid railroad from its powerful position. Tlio Nation asserts that Senator IMotrlch aud Representative Hurkott aro merely tools in tho hands of tho U A- M. Tho records of thoso men in con gross aro as clean as tlio records of any men tlio t'usionlsts havo over olo vited to high olllce, although tho In dlctmont or Senator Dietrich by tho federal grand jury at Omaha has for tho moment placed him in an uiienvi a'llo position. An Indictment is not a proof of guilt, however, and until ho has boon given a fair and impartial trial ho should receive tho bonotit of tho doubs. Thorofusal of tho B. & M. railroad to allow Its counsel, Judge Green, to pirticipatoln the defense of Senator Dietrich would iudtcato that that cor poration Is not very dooply Interested in tho fato of Senator Dietrich, which It certainly would bo woro ho its pliant t ml, as claimed by tho Nation Tho unfriendliness of tho Lincoln Journal toward Senator Dietrich is another indication that tho D. A- M. K . 'A 1UYV rTOJi ' t VW''WIil! r is not fnvornlilu to tho s onator. Dut whoro is tho crlmo If tho B. A M. Hhotild uso Its influence, to place its friends in olllco? It is hv fur tlm largest property ownor and heaviest' taxpayer In tlm state. If tho largo mercantile houses and smaller corpor ations were taxed in tlm sanio propor tion to their valno as tlm railroads are, tlm farmers and small merchants would bo relieved of a large share of tlm burden they now bear. In ontoring tho political Held tho railroad'is merely protecting its own brslness interests. Tho Populists aro unable to realize thnt corporations aro tnado up of human beings and havo rights In proportion to tho benefits they voiifor upon humanity. The Neftlcctcd Boy. A prominent priest of Chicago, tho Rov. Thomas Cox. talking a fow davs ago on tho relations of a mother to hor cli hlren, made tho startling statomont that many womon sa-rlllcod tho com fort and training of their boys, that they might add to tho luxuries of thoir girls Tho fathor declared that tho daugh tors woro pampered, whilo tho sous woro noglocted, and that tho groat doslro of most modem motlurs was to soo tho former married, and dovoto tho wages of tho latter to tho culmina. tion of hor aims. This statement soems as if it might bo rathor a startling ono, but porhaps thoro ni-iy bo some truth in it.- Mothors may uot moan to noglo. t thoir boys, but somohow a clrl comos jast 11 little nearer to n nmthor's heart. It may bo that it is bocauso a girl is more in touch with hor mothor, moro dfpondont upon hor, aud more pliablo to counsel, that cho takes moro inter ost in hor welfare. Bo that as it may, a boyU vory of ton left to look after himsolf, while a girl is watched and tended as tendorly as a Mower. This at'itudo of solicitude is some times very marked, and so much so as to make little shavers feel that they are very small potatooi indeed. A mother will nine times out of ten not meaning to be unkind indulge a daughter in a hundred little trifles. in the way of dress, while tho son gots along as boat ho can on just what is absolutly nooded. fho boy generally takes It all for granted, and nover even thinks of complaluing. Hh is so used to playing second fldd'o that he thinks there is nothing else for him to do and never thinks of rebelling. In a thousand and one little things the boy is made to feel his nonenity. If there is company for dinner and just one spare chair, he must wait while sister dines iu state. If an entertainment is on foot and only pno can go, again sister scores, and brother is left at homo, but if sister wants to go some place and brother does not, then brother is made to drag along after her, because she can't go alone All theso things are supposed to bo a part of brother's education. He must bo taught to be polite, srontlo- manly and thoughtful, and all tho while those traits are being forced out of his nature by tho unfair treatment. simply Lecause ho is a boy He must give up on every occasion when a question of "which" is brouffht up, and it U constantly Impressed up on him that these lessons are very salutary and teach him to be manly and unselfish. AboyoflOis a little cub, generally speaking, but he has just as intense feelinn and can suffer quite as keenly as his Bister, and he is just as susceptible to kindnoss The chances are that ho will take kindlv to loving and potting, and if he is tho right kind of a lad it won't make a a "sissy" of him. Try it, mothers, try it. Atchison Globe Slants. Somo people can loaf and look busy Vou needn't worry about tho people: there will bo plenty of thorn loft to bury jou. When n now proachor succeeds a vory popu'ar preacher ho can appreciate tho pnsitiou of a brldo whoos mothor- Fifty Years the Standard taprovis th. flavor and adds te the haalthfutnass of thi food. MIOI BAKING POWDER OO. CHIOAOO k v BAKING P0WDHI Overcoat These Kuppenheimcr Overcoats arc real pleasures a pleasure to buy them. It's a pleasure to sell them. a pleasure to look at them. It's a pleasure to put one on. It's the greatest pleasure to wear them. If you haven't tried a Kuppenheimcr overcoat you haven't really known overcoat excellence. They cost a trifle more than the no-name cheap kinds, and about one-half as much as tailor-made. Our showing of the new fall styles will educate and please you. If you buy them they'll please you more. Bcckwitli, in-law is keopor. a tiotod cook "and house Wo once know a man who was mar riod in a balloon, aud ho wasn't any happlor afterwards than othor folks. Considering tho amount spout In this country on education, somo mighty poor spoiling passes without detection. It is about as hard to tell where you will be thin time noxt year as it Is to tell what the weather will bo next week. A minister's wife after a few years of experience has no more trouble in taking the stiffness our of a church social than a competont cook has in stirring up a cake. An Atchison bride had printed on hei calling cards, "At home Wednes day afternoons " After six months' marriage, she 1ms had added: "And ever? day in the week, and can't get the work done then." When a woman can't set into society. she says she loves h"r home, and doesn't want in. But every woman wants to get intd society - Men don't care about it, but when a woman isn't invited to a reception sho squirms. An Atchison widower lately married a certain woman, aud explained that his deceased wifn requested it before she died Thw two woman hated each other, to our cortoln knowlodgo. It is so easy to attribute a requost to a woman after she is dead. This has boon a notable day to us. We have found something in a woman's department of a newspaper that is really worth knowing. There is no such a thing as a hang-nail; it is an ag nail Did you know that? This use ful bit of information was smothered in directions for polishing the nails. The Globe would like to make plain to its readers the cause of the serious misunderstanding between the Kansas and Nebraska unlver-ity football teams, whi-h has resulted in the fever ing of nil diplomatic and athletio re lations; but the trouble is too deep for any ono around this olllco to compre hend. J here is only one point plain in the dillicultv: That is. that it would be a good plan for tho teams to sottlo tho dlspnto by getting togothor and licking o.tch otiior to death. Real Estate Transfers. Trnnsfors for week ending Wednoi- day, Docemlw 2, furnished by J. II Biiley of Webster Counly Abstract column v. J.iniis M West to Philip (J Fnsl. er lots 1 2 and blk n Rotifers add to Blue Hill wd 1)00 Lincoln Land Co to Koyal It M-.oro lots 21 to 24 blk 2Kiloy and Jackson mid to H 0 wd ... 100 Chas H Potter and wife to Koyal B Moore lots 18 10 and 20 blk 2 Knloy and .lucks mi add to RCqcd 1 Chas F Caisnn to Hoy a I B Moot e all blk 3 same add wd 1.10 Lincoln Laud Co to K B Moore lot 4 and 0 blk 7 same add wd 20 Geo ti Hollister and wife to K B Moore lot 13 blk 7 same add wd 10 Piatt & Frees Co to 11 B Mooro lots 8 and 0 blk 7 snmo add qcd 1 II C Brown and hnsb to K B Mooro loin 10 blk 7 tamo rfild wd 10 JrS'io Arnold to Lorinda Arnold 123e40310wd 1G0O Total ,'iCm. Mmtgnges tllul $1050. Mortgages reluas :d $3015, Pleasures Wescott The Day dfe For Sale Starts JgMi by 1 Off aSK RightaiK When R You jMSMgWiaw Have a OIBfiun Cup bbVbVbbH WHITE HOUSE grocers COFFEE with your breakfast. It has a flavor that's all its own you don't get it in any other brand. It Is told by all rrocerm In I and a-pound cant only. Packed and Micd by utand guaranteed full weight. DWINELL-WBIGHT COBoston. Winter is and you will want a warm pair of SHOES. I have what you wan in either Ladies' or Men s sizes. Warm Shoes Felt Slippers All sizes, extra large or extra small. is the time to buy your Arctics. I now a larger stock of Artie, Rubber Boot; German Socks, etc., than I ever had before. I make a specialty of extra large sizes of SHOES sizes up to ii, 12 and 13. He TRADERS LUMBER CO. DEALER Lumber and Coal, BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC. Red Cloud, . . . Nebraska. ay, 1 11 Do you know that it will pay VOU us well as US, to buy your 'utflhltng m"! toriul and Coal at ouryards? Not only that our pricos aveiiaoe lowor.or at least as low, as thoso of our compotit ors, but BKOACflB wo tuko especial euro of and protect all can be classed as REGULAR CUSTOM BUS PL ATT S Coat. mwmmwmmmwwwiMmm 1 it Kp$ the Feet-Warm and Dry. Ask todoy for Allen's Fooi-Khbo, a powder. Iimiicm chiilitn.ua, swollen sweating, Hiiro nclilne. d turn f(.i. a. till druggists and shoo store?, 25o. pj It's It's 0 Storey R.obinsoi & Burden BUTCHERS. TKLCPHONK Coming Now have Diederich, IN si hi K! 6 fr t fr i FREES CO. I rtmhof. fr To Cure A Cold In One Day. Take Luxativo Bromo (iulniuo Tab. lots. All druggists refund tho money if it lulls to euro. K. W. Grove's signa ture is on each box. "ou. f TS "vej&H S- i H'mM! -tx rcew,---v.