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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1906)
tWrm&ummmmmmmm H&W&M9H&1&W K . J :r Calumet Baking Powder Porfoot In quality. Modorato In prloo. FATAL DUEL IN SALOON Two Norfolk Men Shoot Each Other! and Three Bystanders. Norfolk, Neb., Sept. 11. Armed I with largo caliber automatic pistols, ) Leo Dailey and Charles Dugan fought I a duel to the death in the presence of fifteen unwilling witnesses in Don Cameron's saloon. Kalloy is dead and Dugan cannot live. 13. Klaus, bar tender of the plnco, was shot In the wrist and two of the witnesses to the trqgedy were slightly wounded. Bailey was shot twice through the body, while Dugan was hit but once. The bullets which struck Dugan and Bailey went clenr through their bodies and it is believed some of these nils i siles struck and wounded the bystand-, er. The trouble between the two men, who are said to be gamblers, was of long standing, it being claimed there was a woman in the case. CROWD AT STREET SERVICES. I Bishop Cranston and Governor Mickey Speak at Hastings. Hastings. Neb., Sept. 8. More than ' COO people attended the Pentecostal evangelistic services held on tho Btrects, conducted by Evangelist Bruuhlngham and Singing Evangelist Miller, both of the Methodist confer ence now in session. There was a deep spiritual feeling throughout tho immense throng and many manifested a desire to lead a better life. The class for admission to the min istry was addressed by Bishop Crans ton in a forcible, fitting and practical manner in the presence of a largo au dience. A meeting in the interests of tho Mesleynn university held at the church was presided over by Governor Mickey and addressed by Chancellor Huntington. CONDITION OF CORN CROP Dry Weather Hurt Only Small Portion of Southern Part of State. Lincoln, Sept. 10. Only the south eastern part of the state was hurt seriously by dry weather this year. There the corn is not especially good. Elsewhere, according to reports of E00 olt of 900 correspondents of the state labor bureau, the crop will be better than usual. The crop for the state at large, with 300,000 acres more than last year, will be immense, so much greater than last year that Ne braska will be among the three lead ing corn states. Labor Commissioner Bush wrote to The Food of a his correspondents, ton In ench county, asking to know the condition of the crop. If It were better than last year they were to list It as "good." II about equal they were to call it "fair." Five out of every eight report It bet ter than last year. Jefferson county has had the hard est time with Its ctop. Diy w. athet blistered It badly. Otoe, Joliiucm Gage and their neighboring counties nlso had hard luck. The I'lnMc vallej was never more pioductivo and all the surrounding counties are bound to have an unusual crop, according to the reports. THOMPSON SUPPORTS DIAZ Declares Reports of Uprising in Mcxl ico Arc Exaggerated. Washington, Sept. 8. Declaring to bo false the reports of a bitter anti American feeling in Mexico and an or ganized revolution against President Diaz, David E. Thompson, tho Amer ican ambassador, has made an ex haustive report to the state depart ment setting forth In detnll Informa tion which could nor be conveyed in his previous confidential dispatches. Ho has renewed his request, that in compliance with tho wishes of Mex ico's president, tills government should take steps to suppress the Mex ican revolutionary junta at St Louis, which publishes in Spanish a paper Hilled "Kegouorat Ion." H contends that articles that have appeared In ceitain newspapers of the United States, discussing alleged dis satisfaction with tho administration of President Diaz and asserting that an insurrection of possibly lar-reachlng consequences is incubntlng, nre wholly without foundation and of inestimable harm to Mexico. Numerous telegrams have been ex changed between the state department and Ambassador Thompson in relation to the publishers of Itegeneracion, in which the ambassador has suggested that If these men could be dealt with aa anarchists, President Diaz would feel a deep gratitude. Shaw Speaks in North Carolina. Greensboro, N. C, Sept. 11. Secre tary Shaw spoke to an immense gath ering of Republicans in Wlnston-Solem and again at Salisbury. FATAL AVALANCHE OF MUD. Two Hundred and Fifty People Said to Be Burled in Tiflis. Tlliis, Sept. 11. Practically without warning the side of a mountain rising above the township of Kwarell broke away and a sea of semi-liquid mud, sand and stones swept down on the township nnd overwhelmed and oblit erated It. Some 255 persons have been burled alive. Fifty-five bodies already have been recovered from tho mire, which Is six feet deep. In addi tion to the lives lost, countless head of cattle perished and the crops were destroyed. Milk Fed Pumpkin the Latest. Bloomlngton, 111., Sept. 10. A milk fed pumpkin Is the latest development in agricultural circles. Two pumpkins, grown on the same vino, were on ex- Value Soda Cracker You have heard that some foods furnish fat, other foods make muscle, and still others are tissue building and heat forming. You know that most foods have one or more of these elements, but do you know that no food contains them all in such properly balanced proportions as a good soda cracker ? The United States Government report shows that soda crackers contain less water, are richer in the muscle and fat elements, and have a much higher per cent of the tissue building and heat forming properties than any article of food made from flour. That is why Uneeda Biscuit should form an important part of every meal. They represent the superlative of the soda cracker, all their goodness and nourishment being brought from the oven to you in a package that is proof against air, moisture and dust the price being too small to mention. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY hlbltlon at the Tazewell county fair. They stood side by side, but one was ten times Inrger than the other. Tho glnnt was given a pint of milk a day through a hole cut in the vine which was attnehed to the stem. The milk was completely absorbed over night. The small brother attained natural giowth, but the milk fed one weighed 100 pounds. Standard Oil Must Stand Trial. Pindlay, O.. Sept. 10. Judge Hanker overruled motions to quash the infor mation Hied against John I). Rockefel ler and all tho Standard Oil cases. A plea of abatement was Hied In each case and nil these also were overruled and the defendants given until tomor row to lllo motions. Tho informations ehnrge John D. Rockefeller and tho Standard Oil company with violating the Valentine anti-trust law. Arrest Agents for Rebating. Chattnnooga, Sept. 11. Seven local agents of the National Lite nnd Acci dent Insurance company or Nashville were arrested, charged with rebating premiums nnd discriminating between policyholders. Stationary Engineers in Session. Philadelphia, Sept. 12. Inadequate laws regulating tho Issuing of licenses to engineers and amendments to tho constitution were tho two topics which occupied tho greater part of tho ses sion of the stationary engineers. Popullats Nominate Thomas. Lincoln, Sept. 7. Populists of the Fourth Nebraska district met hero and nominated Jnmes J. Thomas of Seward for congress. He had already been nominated by the Democrats. Bryan to Take Part in Campaign. Lincoln, Sept. 11. William J. Bryan gave out a statement announcing that ax upon as he icturncd from his southeastern trip lie would enter the cnmpnlgv in Nebraska and several oth er states. Mr. Bryan said ho felt deep ly interested In the result in Nebraska. Death of W. McK. Maddox. Falls City, Neb., Sept. 8. William McK. Maddox aged erghty-three years, a pioneer nnd one of the best known residents of this sectfon, Is dead. He had been a resident of this county since 1859, nnd was for years engaged in farming and stock raising and had become quite wealthy. CORNCOB ALCOHOL A FACTOR. Canning Companies May Find Profit 1n Distilling Waste Product. Hoopeston, 111.. Sept. 10. Investiga tions now being carried on by the agri cultural department at Hoopeston have brought to light another Import ant commercial factor In the form of a waste product which can be success fully manufactured at a small cost Into a staple commodity. The experiments have proved beyond doubt that the largo quantities of corncobs which are hauled from farm lands each sea son by canning factories can be con verted into alcohol In sufficient quanti ties to Justify the erection of a distill ing plant in connection with the can Tlir Wnj Ti Sonntln. Mrs. Ascmn Does that Miss Druimn! next door own her piano or does she rent It? Mrs. Knox Usunlly sho reuda' It. Philadelphia Press. Miuto lllm Tirol. Affectionate Wife George, dear, sit down and rest In your elegant new chair. Worried Husband How can I rest In that chair, Emily, when I know that the man Is likely to come in at any moment to collect an Installment on It V Chicago Tribune. "Young married people," says a Chi- uese proverb, "should have their house , built round so discontent can find no I comer In It." TO MAKE COCOANUT CREAM. I Simple Process That Yields Excellent Substitute for Butter. Tho cocoanut is more oxtenslvely used, perhaps, as a food than any other nut. In certain of tho Pacific Islands It constitutes almost an ex clusive dietary. Cows, dogs, donkeys, chickens, In fact almost every living thing, oven certain species of crabs, live on the cocoanut, Ingeniously working a way to tho meat through the one open eye of the nut. In tho country where it grows the cocoanut is very largely enteu in the half-ripe state. At this stage tho meat Is Jelly liKe In consistency and may bo eaten with a spoon. It Is very toothsome and nourishing. The meat of tho ripo nut Is very hard to digest and can scarcely be masticated sulllcieutly to prepnte It for ontoilng the stomach. The best use which can bo made of tho meat of tho ripe cocoanut 1b In the preparation of the cocoanut cream, which is an excellent substitute for butter. This may bo easily accom plished by tho following method: Re move the meat nnd put It through an ordinary vegetable shredder. Pour over the pulp twice tho quantity of boiling wnter and let stand for half an hour, then strain through a fine cloth, nnd let the milk so obtained stand for three or four hours in a cold plnco. A rich cream rises, which may be used In the same way as dairy cream, or like ordinary cream, may bo worked into butter. The Chief and the Chicago Inter Ocean one year for Now the Time to Subscribe Do You Eat Meat? When you nvo hungry r.wd want somcthig nice in tho meat, line, drop Into my market. Wolinvci tho nicest kind of Home-made Sausages and meats, fish, nnd game in season. Wo think, and almost know, that wo enn please you. Give us h trial. Koon Bros., Successors to ROBINSON & BURDEN. STEVE 'WHEN YOU SHOOT I Vou want to HIT what you are aiming n! be It bird, beast or target. Make your shots count by, shooting the STEVLN8. For 41 years STEVENS ARMS have carried off PRKMIKR HONORS tor AC CURACY. Our line: Riflesrsiiolpns, Pistols Aik yutir Peilrr In- Send ill. 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For Information, time tables-, innps or tickets call on or address A. Connrer, Agent, Rod Oloud, Nobr. or L. V. Wakeley, Qoneral Pas senger Agent Omaha. Nebrass RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAT. Mystlo Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 8 days, Ita action upon the system Is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease Im mediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits, 76 cents andllO Sold by HI Qnee Druggist. Red Oloud Ask For Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder for swollen, tired, hot, smnrtiiip; feet. Snmplo sent froo. Also froo samples of tho foot-onso stinltury IJTJJTJH !M ' ' M ft 11 m m 'i i hH jr VmtMtMitik