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There are four verses. Verse
J. Ayer's Hair Vigor makes
the hair grow. Verse 2. Ayer's
Hair Vigor stops falling hair.
Verse 3. Ayer's Hair Vigor
cures dandruff. Verse 4.
Ayer's Hair Vigor always re
stores color to gray hair. The
chorus is sung by millions.
Itefnro iiaIiir Ayer'n Hiilr Vlitnr I liml vory
tliln mill vory poor lmlr lint 1 rnntlniiecl to
tun tli VIor until my lmlr Krently Improvril
In ivtry uny. I Imwi timl it otT mul mi for
ttm imattfii year." Jilt. JI. IMlU.MMOJU),
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CHERRY PECTORAL.
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NOW ASH FOR PARDON.
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Uoud Citizens Would Go After
Barker Aftaln.
Lust weok Tin: Chii:k oirorotl a Hug
gostlou that Governor Mickey bo asked
to pardon Frank Darker in order that
.? might bo tried on the charge of
rKurdurii'tf his sister-in-law. TlioStato
-Journal and Star both comment on the
suggestion. Tlio iloiinial says:
The Webster comity citizens, who
vere so greatly disappointed over the
rujtriove granted Frank Darker, tho
Jtuho murderer, who had been sen
tenced to hang Juno 1G, are consider
ing a now plan to expedite tho oxeou
itiou by trying him for tho murder of
.Alice Darker, tho wifo of his brother,
Han. In this way, it is claimed, ho
vjould bo quickly tried and sentenced
to hang for tho second crime and tho
"execution could bo carried out during
fAvt term of Governor Mickey, instead
it Iwiing put otr for tho two yea' s
which the repriovo has run to with
the possibility of having a governor
opposed to capital punishment com
mute tho sentonco to life imprison
ment. A Webster county paper in
discussing tho case suggests that tho
j0vomor bo induced to grant a par--n'lt
immediately so that the man caji
ibe retried for tho murder of Alice
Marker. Tho present capital soutoiico
wis for the murder'of tho brother,
J)an Darker.
Thoro is said to bo some question
w to tho necessity for tlio issuauco of
.sl pardon in order to mako the man
amenable to tho Webster county
courts for the murder of this woman.
Jt is claimed by some of tho Webster
oaunty' citizens that tho county at.
tornoy can Hie a now information and
tkujjimi tho return of tho man to
ata.ml trial for the murder of Alico
Barker. It is taken for granted that
jaew trial in view of tlio convincing
itiriduiiuo would mean another capital
verdict. An appeal might bo takoti,
tfjut it could bo disposed of within the
;year, it is said
Tho matter hm not been called to
"Iho attention of Governor Mickey yet,
tint it is regarded as probable that ho
would hesitato to grant a pardon
xvhich might hold out some prospect
of efctsupo on tho second trial through
iwtuo technical legal process.
It Is pointed out that convicts are
tfroquontly tried for murdering their
fellows or guards while they are still
serving their terms and in such cases
Llio punulty for murder takes preoed
ojcioii of the old sentence. A convict
icts recently executed for murdering
utfuurd in tho California state prison.
3ifo pardon was granted. The Webster
county plan is to socuro a pardon in
order that thero may be no question
-its to the right to try him anew. Tlio
evidence in both cases would bo sub
stantially the same, it is said that
Darker murdered Alico and Dan Bar
ker at tho same time. The informa
tion on which the sentonco to hang
was based charged that ho had mur
4fierod Dan Barker.
It is pointed out that this plan,
which is tho outgrowth of tho intense
dissatisfaction over tho action of tho
supremo court in sustaining tho appo a
.from tho decision of Holmes, refusing
-an inquiry into tho man's mental con
dition utilizes tho remaining murder
-charge It is claimed that oven if tho
arapationco which now prevails over
il longth of tho reprieve finally sub--sides,
tho murder charge can bo used
J'or tho imposition of a second souteuco
,w the event that Governor Mickoy's
.-vjwoossor should commute tho present
t-.wntonco to life imprisonment
A Webster county man, who has a
t'.euiporuryrosldoneo iu tho city, stated
today that ho would probably bo
lynchod if ho can bo roturnod to tho
county through proceedings on an in
formation charging him with tlio mur
dorof Alico Barkor. Tho pooplo of
tho county woro so greatly inconsod
over tho man's tomporary osoapu from
tho gallows that thero was much talk
of lynching at the time, although thoro
was at that time no prospect of his re
turn to that county.
What the "Star" Thinks About It.
Fi ank Darker, tlio Webster county
double murderer, may bo tried again
and sentenced to death. Darker was
tried and convicted for murdering his
brother, Daniel Darker, but never was
tried for the murder of his sister-in-law,
Daniel's wifo.
Since tho repriovo of tho murderer
several Webster county papers, and
others who aro clamoiing for Barker's
death, have insisted that Gov. Mickey
pardon the murderer and that he im
mediately bo ro-arrostedMind tried on
tho second murder charge. If Webster
county really desires i hat Darker bo
tried again it will bo necessary to par
don him. Tlio cojinty attorney can
proceed to trial on the second charge
and if found guilty and again con
demned to death he can bo legally
hanged without tho present repriovo
interfering iu any manner. Attorney
G noral Norris Drown and Deputy
Attorney General Thompson are of the
opinion that the present sentence in
no way would intorforo with the second
trial and carrying out tlio sentence
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TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found In The
Chief of Twenty Years Ago
This Week V V
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Back In Its Old Channel.
Crooked crook is to bo turned back
iu its original channel, and the work
of building a diko for that purpose
was begun Wednesday by George
Clausou, who is driving a lot of piling
whero tho crook cut through. Mrs.
Garbor recoives $300 for tho privilege
of turning tho creek back, $100 to I o
paid by tho creamery company and
$100 by tho city Tho city also agroos
to do the work and maintain tlio dike
Tho dam at Liudsov's ico houso will
be kept open during the period when
high waters aro frequent, and in this
way it is hoped to avoid danger of tho
creek again changing its course.
Thoro has boon some criticism of
tho council for taking action iu the
matter without consulting tho wishes
of the taxpayor, and sonio doubt has
been expressod as to whother the city
had tho right to expend money for
improvements outside the city limits
However, when tho timo comes for
building a sower, tho city will need
the crook for a drain, and turning the
creek back will greatly shorten tho
length of the sower to bo built, and
will nioro than repay tho present out
lay.
Asido from this, tho fact that wo
woro iu danger of losing tho croamory
unless they could socuro a suitable
drainago is sutllciont excuse to war
rant the stop taken.
Bruce Payne Publishes a Book.
It. Bruce Payno, formorly of this
county, has published an autobiog
raphy, according to tho Lincoln Jour
nal, which makes tho following com
nient:
'Robert Druco Payne, who was grad
uated from thounivorsity in 1898, has
been hoard from in Colorado. Ho has
been teaching for sovoral yoais and
has issued a nicoly printed profession
al sketch of himself. It contains fac
similes of all tho high school and uni
versity diplomas, certificates and let
ters of recommendation that lie has re
ceived, including a portrait, of himself
and wife, surmounting a picture of
mountain sconory aud a row of cottages
near Douldor, Colo. Tho cottage in
which Mr. Payn" aud his wifo aro said
to havo spont tho summer of 1001 is
carefully polntod out as further testi
monial. Acopyoftho book was re
ceived by Stato Supointondent Mc-
Brion with a letter asking him to bo
sure to return it, as it had been pro
pared t great expense."
The Circus.
Quito a largo orowd was In town last
Saturday to attend Hall's United
Wagou Shows. Whilo tho show was
about the smallest wo havo over seen
In the circus lino, tho work of tho
actors was llrst-olass and everyone
seomed to onjoy tho entertainment.
One particularly nlco feature of the
show was that thoro was no gambling
or grafting in connection with it.
Hunting for a Lost Boy.
.7. W. Ong, a well-known stockman
of Edgar, Nob., was horo last Saturday
In search of a young son of Harry
Vickors of that placo who had run
away from homo, and it was thought
ho might havo joined Hall's circus KjOvix
L. H. Wallace is in Chicago.
The building boom still continues.
Potor Conover's houso is onclosed.
Mrs. A. Proskovoc is visiting in Lin
coln. F. E. Goblo is building a haudsomo
now barn.
Miss Mattio Frisbio has returned
from York.
Court set yesterday, Judge Gaslln
providing.
Tlio cooking club meets at Mrs. A.
L. Funk's on next Tuesday.
Thos. Drakollold and family havo
moved into their now houso.
Tho town of Inavale numbors 10
souls according to tho cotisus.
Will Overman, brothor of Mrs
Damoroll, was visiting iu tlio city this
weok.
Herman Sprung, of Iowa, a friend of
S. W. Sooloy, is iu Rod Cloud, looking
for land.
C. II. Teach worth of Guido Rock,
pulled oir sanctum latch string on
Saturday
Tho homo of Frank Huffor was glad
dened on Monday morning by tho ar
rival of a girl.
Capt. Munsoll informs a Chii:k re
porter that ho will give $100 towards
building a bridge
Jimmio Kidd has como out iu a
brand now regulation Western Union
messongor boy's suit.
Geo. A. Ducker of Joliot, Illinois, is
iu tho city visiting with his undo,
Win. Ducker and family.
Uncle Lovi Moore, president of the
Red Cloud National bank has returned
from his trip to the mouutains.
Wui, Fisk has his Hull Creek choeso
factory fully under way and is now
recoiviug 1000 pounds of milk por day
Tho foundation walls of Morhart,
Fulton & Mizer's blocks aro up and
in a few days brick will begin to fly
rapidly.
Contractors Crawford fc Palmer
havo just finished the building of a
now barn, 22x110, for Dr. G. E. Mc
Kooby at his residence iu the west
end.
Spearman, who has boon reclining
iu tho pen for the alleged burning of
Dr Patten's barn iu Guido Rock re
cently, was brought horo for trial
Thursday.
During tho parado of tho U. S. regu
lars through our streets Wednesday,
one could see tlio old soldiers pick up
imagine that they woro going through
tlio scones of, 01-5.
A little row iu tho north end tho
other day drew quite an audience.
It was femiuiuo in every particular
Wo did not, however, hoar who came
out first best os our reporter hud to
loavo boforo tho battle was over.
The census has been complotod aud
Red Cloud will have 2000 s ml", a gain
of 100 in loss than one year. With
tho proper ouorgy put forth iu 185)0
Rod Cloud at its prosont rato of in
crease will bo a city of 5,000 or more
Conovor's dray team took it into
their heads on Monday to havo a little
fun with tlio boys, and consequently
ran away, taking with them Brothor
Scott's barb wiro fence, which ho had
erected to keep tho boys out of his
next summer's watermelon patch.
Wells Fine growing weather
Mr. McLean of Ohio, is visiting with
L D. Mousor S. S Wells, (.has
Stone and John Wratton wont to
Bloomingtou this week.
Nohth-East Smith Fine weather
The farmers aro all busy killing
tho weeds in their corn Wo soo
that Grandma Lowls 1ms moved hor
houso aud is building an addition to it
Wo see that John Morrill of
Jewell county is hauling iu his porkers
Wo had tho heaviest rain tho
other night thai wo havo had iu live
years.
Cowlks Tho papor collar wlltoth
muchly R. L. Foo will start In a
few days for Denver for tho bonoflt of
his hoalth G. W. linger, tho
blacksmith, is still crowded with work
J. D. Schnook has purchased a
now team Row Loufost made a
few pastoral calls in Cowlos Tuo-day
Thoro will bo a Fourth of July
celebration in Cowles.
East Wehstkh Mr. Rackor's now
rosicu Is complotod Bailey
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It's a strange fact
that a. macn who
would throw your gold brick
at your head if you tried to
soil him ouo will walk into a
clothing storo nnd calmly
pay tho price of all-wool-nnd-silk
mid accept tlio "mecer
iz"d cotton" choat.
Tho clothier may plainly
tell him it contains "mercer
ized cotton"'; "a few threads;
they look just liko silk"; ac
tually make him think it's all
right, and pockets the added
prollt cheerfully.
Or tho buyer may take tlio
"mercerized cotton" adulter
ation ignorant ly; thoro aro
some dealors who will let him
do so.
In el her case tlio result is
tho samo; tho wearer gets
loft. But ho doesn't deserve
any sympathy; ho can havo
all-wool if ho wants it; no
body feols sorry for a man
who gets "Him Hammed."
Our label means all-wool;
it's a small thing to look for,
a big tiling to Hud.
Hart Sehail'iier & Marx
Good Clothes Makers
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Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schafthcr & Marx
PAIL STOREY
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-SELLS-
Flrst Quality Goods
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Reasonable 3 Prices
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Red Cloud, - Nebraska
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BEFORE YOU BUILD
That Houso or Birn, or store that Coal, it will sitvn you
money and give you a lot of Hiitisfaction if you will call and
get prices and seo the stock of
SAUNDERS BROTHERS,
PHONE 60. RED CLOUD, NEB.
Dry Lumber and Gcnninc Maltland Coal a Specialty
Consign Your Live Stock To
CLAY, ROBINSON & GO.
STOCK YARDS, KANSAS CITY, MO.
W also have our own houses at
CHICAGO SOUTH OMAHA SIOUX CITY
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH DENVER
Read our market letter In (hit paper. Write ui for any special Information desired.
hands on tho fellow who took his
white canine Wo understand that
a portion of what is known as tho
Simmons ranch has changed hands.
Catiikiiton Now comes tho Helmet
Tlio young man who was report
ed to have boon Mifforing with cholera
infantum, because his girl would not
go to tho celebration, and whoso
average weight is 200 pounds, still
lives Win. Britton and Jako Cure
have returned from Kansas A. N.
Wilson has become disgusted with
agents, but if you havo a horso to
trade call on him Lydia Lock-
narc or wens was among nor mauy
friends calling this week.
and hogs aro about all
No traeoof tho boy was found, how-sold ' tnis vicinity Boono
ovor. Pinor savs ho would liko to get his
Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncillod
for at postotllco at Hod pioud, Neb
or the weok ending Juno HO, 1005
Humbly, D. D (2) Sholts, Edd
These will bo sent to tho (load letter
ollico July 13, 1003, If not culled for
boforo. Whon calling for abovo pleaso
say "advertised."
T. C. Hack Kit, Postmaster.
FARM LOANS
I am well prepared
to make Farm Loans
in Webster, Smith and
Jewell counties at low
est rates, either for five
or ten years, with best
of options.
Loans safely and
carefully made for par
ties having private
funds.
J. H. BAILEY,
RED CLOUD, - - NEBRASKA
That Settle's It.
When a Colorado Mind mono walk is
laid that settles it. See Overing Brua.
&Co. for prices.
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