Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1907)
Wr-ti:' J&Vit! WHWL mi Wi7 if) MlfiS III I mm mHw mm mm MB? ,'otj 1 tW Watch Specials Elgin, W<faam, South Bend, Rockford and Hamilton movements. A line of watches having just the watch you need, at the price you feel is right. . : .: : : : lTTBrgr"M Ifl'JTtfiTl Brings us work of all kinds. We do it right Newhouse Brothers, Jewelers and Optometrists. G A. R. REUNION ENDS' VETERANS FINISH THEIR LABORS ft A I SAKAIOGA. Former Congressman Burton of Mis-, souri Is Elected Commander-in-Chief j " and Bishop Fallows Chaplain To ledo Gets Next Encampment. Saratoga, N. Y Sept. 1 1. Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic, J who have been attending the forty first annual encampment of iliu or- nnl7.atlon, concluded thuir buslnes and adjourned until 1908. Installation of officers, adoption of several recom mendations from the committee on resolutions and Oouiinandfr-in-Chler Burton's announcement of appointive officers took up the tlnm of the vet- ornns. The officers were Installed by Robert B. Beath of Philadelphia, past commander-in-chief. The eucampuient adopted the report of the committee en resolutions. Officers elected were: Commander- in-chief, Charles G. Burton of Nevada, ' Mo.; senior vice commander, IuwU C. Grimth of Troy, N. Y.; Junior vice commander, Wllllnm M. Scott or At lanta, Ga.; surgeon general, Dr. louin Taney hill or Baltimore. Md.; chaplain, in-chief, Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago. Commander-in-Chief Hmlou's up- pointments Include the following: Jere T. Drew of Kansas City, Mo., ad jutant general; Charles BurrowH of Rutherford, ,X. J quartermaster ku eral; Colonel D. H. Stowltz of Buffalo, inspector general; h. U Collins of Minneapolis, Minn., Judiw advocate general; J. Henry Heacoiu of Philadel phia, assistant adjutant geuenU and custodian of records; .1. Corle Wtnan of Toledo 0., senior aide-de-camp and chief of staff. Retiring Comuiandor Brown was made chairman of the committee ou pensions. , Toledo was selected as the plane of v meeting for the next encampment.. The date w'll he fixed hy th natloual council of administration, TWENTY-FIVE DIE IN WRECK. Incursion Train Collides With Freight on Boston and Mains Road. , White River Junction, Vt., Sept. lis. We have a particular ly strong line of good watches at prices to save you money. Sil ver, Silverine, Gold Filled and Gold Cases i)SZ&!X32aKMS310D2ffl Twenty-live cxciitiloulsts returning from Canada met death aud ninny oth ers wore injured about daylight in a fearful head-on coIIIkIoh on the Con cord division of the Boston aud Maine railroad, about four miles west of Ca naan station. The badly injured num bered thirty, Homo of whom it is feuiod may not survive. A train of four cars, well filled with tired, sleepy excursionists, nearly all of whom 'had been spending the day at the fair at Sherbrooke, Que., l(ii) miles over the Canadian border, had rounded a curve at u lively speed, when the headlight of a freight loco motive flashed before the eyes of the engineer. In another Instant there was a crash, and both engines were lying together, a mass of wreckage, In the ditch Reside Uie track. The hag gage car next to the passenger loco motive had been driven back into the iwasenger coach, telescoping It and crushing the lives out of half a car load of people, at the same time every one else in that car was Injured. A few escaped, but those who were In the sleeping car In the rear were saved from death by the more sturdv qualities of the chair car. Big Implement Stock Burned. Pawneo City. Neb., Sept. i:. The implement hoiihe of J. l' Blecba Co., at Dunolg, was burned to the ground. The loss, which wnn total amounts to $fi,0o. rnsiirance be twoen JD.oOi) and $10,000 was cart led Burkett Against Big Expositions. incnlu, Sept. li. Senator ifi. J Burkett, who lort for Wushlngtou, ' declared that he would fight the Alas-i ka-Yukou exposition uppiopriatlon in; congress. He declared that the expo sltion at Jamestown had been a la tueutahle failure and he would oppose all such projects In the future. Senator Burkett is Turned Down. ' Lincoln, Sept. 16. W. B. Hose wae selected a delegate to the state con vention over the active candidacy ol Senator Burkett Tor the place. The county committee gave Judge Keese, Republican candidate for supieme' Judge, authority to select the dele-1 gate aud he at oum appointed Mr,1 Rose. ' McGirr Killed by Train. ' Lincoln, Sept. H5. Secretary to the' governor, FMmery, has returned from S s Jill -riT.Ty-1,J,C.V -"fV 7-Tl w. ml s Burlington Watch inspectors. Central City and Chapman, where hr Investigated the causes loading up to the death of James McGirr, neat Central City, July lfi last. Ho Is rather Inclined to believe McGirr was struck hy a Unldn Pacific train and met. his denth in Hint way rather thnti at the hands of n mob. BANDT MAKES HIS ESCAPE. "Eludes Posse Who Had Him Cornered in a Corn Field near Manley. Lincoln, Sept. 13. The solitary bun dit who robbed the bank of Manley has eluded hiss puisuers. The robber escaped Irom Mnnloy ou horseback. He deseited the animal three miles from town and sought concealment In a corn field. Next he stole a rig near M unlock and abandoned it a few miles from Ashland, it is supposed Hint he escaped to Omaha or Lincoln. FOOLED MEN WHO WOULD WED. Young Woman and Mother Arrested at Lincoln on Charge from Ohio, Lincoln, Sept. 1C Mrs. Viola Law rence and her mother, Gamdtt Mes chock, were given Into the custody of an Ohio officer to be returned for trlnl on the chntge of using the malls to defraud. Mrs. Lawrence was arrested In Lincoln upon the application or her husband, who married her In Ohio several months ago, after paying $600 cash bail to rfocure the freedom of herself and mother from jail. Ho had become acquainted with her through an advertisement. The federal au thorities have charged Mrs. I.awrewe with defrauding men who want co marry, through the malls. CHILDREN OFF THE STAGE. Labor Commissioner Ryder Serves No tice on Theater Managers. Lincoln, Sept. 13. No more children will be permitted to perform on the stages In Nebraska. Colonel John J. -Ryder, deputy commissioner of labor, who under the law is empowered to enforce the child labor law, notified the management of the local theaters that hereafter any stunts with chil dren in them would have to be cut from the bill. He Is anxious that the managers of other theaters take no tice, for he intends to enforce the law In the future. All this came about by reason of the colonel's visit to a local play house, whoro ho wllnesHc a Rklt in which a little child, probabi. four ycara old, was one of the hits The colonel concluded such Is nn In It-action of the child lnbur law and wll, have no mora of It. CHARGES AGAINST SEARSON. Hearing Is Resumed Before State Board of Education. Lincoln, Sept. 11. Before a (om mlttee of the btnte hoard of education the adjourned huarlng of the charge against PiofeBsor J. W. Seaman of the state uormiil school at Peru l MIsb Kntherluu Hudson Is taking place. Miss Hudson accused Pro fessor Searsou of attempted assault Tlio hcni'.ug, begun over u month ago, was adjourned boentiBO of the arrest of Mr. Sonrson on n warrant from the Nomnlm county district court. Miss Shepherd of the Lincoln schools was at the Peru novum! at the time of the alleged nsmiult ami testltlod sue saw Miss Hudson coining from the room when she declared the attempted assault occurred In a very much agitated condition. Miss Shep herd Haiti she did not have any faith In clairvoyance, which Is to play quite a part In the testimony, as it Is al leged tlutt Miss Hudson thought she had clnlrvoynnt powers. Two-Cent Fare or Special Session. Toptkii, Sept. 17. Tim state board of inilwny conimlssloners has pro tuned a tariff sheet nrovldlui: u reduc tion in freight rates of about .IIS l-I! per cent, which 11 will present to the legislature if a special session is called. Governor lloch has pntctlcnl ly said he will call a special session if the roads do not grant the 2-ceut fare rale. This puts the question squarely up to the railroads of either gi'intlng thii U-cent fare without a special session or of facing a fight for freight' reduction. BREAKS OCEAN RECORD. Lusltania Arrives in New York After Swift Journey. New York, Sept. i-LAj new steam ship recoid between (in European poit and New Yoik was mude by the Ctinaid line's new giant turbine ship, the Lusltnnlu. The time for the trip was 3 days ami Si minutes. This Is 0 hours and 20 minutes bettor than the previous Qiieenstown-Now York record of 5 days, 7 hours and 'Ml min utes, hold by the Lucanin of the samo line. While the Lusltania has made a lfew .record for the trine a pastcngcr Is actually on board ship, It has not beaten the average speed per hour re corded for both the Kaiser Wllholni II, which has made U3.S8 knots per hour lioiii New York 'to Plymouth, and the Deiitsehlnud, with a iccord of 23.1S knots to Plymouth, having made better time. The Lusltnnla's speed per hour on Its muldcn voyage vas 23.01 knots per hour. Its average speed was 211.01 knots per hour, and tho days' run wore, flvo days 550, S7R, 570, 5!).'! and 1S.1 miles to tho light ship, a total distance of 2,782 miles. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE MEETS. Tenth Annual Convention Opens at Jamestown Exposition. Norfolk, Ya., Sept. 17. The tenth annuiil convention of the Anti-Saloon league of America opened last night at tho Jamestown exposition. A con ference of the state agents and field workers of the league was held. Dr. B. V. Riley of Texas, N. A. Palmer of Minnesota, Superintendent C. Harring ton of Washington state aud others discussed the league's finnnces. Pettlbone in Critical Condition. Holse, Ida., Sept. H. Qeorgo A. Pottihone, charged with complicity in the murder of Governor Steunenberg, was taken to the hospital In a critical condition and an operation probably will he necessary. There will be Be further prosecution of the cose 4 present. '.a 4 4 I PL ATT & 1 Coal. City Dray and F. jr. STUDKBAKEIt, PROP. Goods Delivered to any part of the city. Charges as low as the Lowes J CITY AGENTS FOR ADAIAS EXPRESS CO. TELEPHONES, Residence 18S. Offi iif Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect t rrovnltin:r of Kidney l)l-itiir. i Most people do not realize the alarm ing increase and remarkable prevalence oi Kiiinoyuiscase. While kidiicvdis- iordcrs are the must common diseases that pre vail, tlicy are almost the Inst recognized by p.itiL'iit and phy sicians, trn) foil' ti'iit fhtinitfilri .t trffli iJof(oriijj the rffseh, while the riQ iniil th'mvtie iiiiderni iks the MMcm. What To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge mi often expressed, that Dr. Kiliuer'i Swuinp-Uoot, the jivat kidney ictncly, fullilh everv wish in curing rheumatism, pain ill the kick, kidneys, liver, bladder and every pait of the miliary pas-ngi-. It corrects inability to hold w.iht mid M-aldine, itti iii'pasittg it, or bad effects lolluwtuj; ue uf liquor, uuie or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often dm mi; the d.iv, and to get up liiunv tinus dufitiu tile tiivtltl. The mild and theoxtiuotdiiiutyollcot of Swamp-Knot is pooh tcaliAil.' It stands the bight-it for its wonderful curt of the niottt din ticsing cases. If you need a medi'-i j you should have the be.it. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar size. You liuivbave a sample bottle and a book that tells all f5f&w iibiiutit,botliHMitfice15?s5'3i!jiS5U bv mail. Addles Dr. ll&y&ISH U!H!Ss9 Kilmer & Co., lling-tisiygffiS hnmtoii, N. Y. When Iiomoot sntinp-isoot writing mention this paner and don't make anv initike, but remember tho name, Dr. Kilmer's SM.imp-K.oot, ami the address, Iliughamtou, N. Y. OYSTERS in every style. Ca tering to parties and dances, a specialty. Fresh Uread, Pies, Cakes, Candy and Cigars. The Bon Ton W. S. BBNSB. Proprietor. BaaoHcnfis Do You Eat Meat? When you nro hungry cna want soiuethig nice in tho meat line, drop into my market. We have the nicest kind of Home-made Sausages nnd meats, fish, mid game in season. Wo think, uud almost know, that we can, please you. Give us hi triul. Koon Bros.,: Successors to ROBINSON it BURDEN. SAY, H1STER1 Do you know that, it will pay YOU. as J well hb US, to buy your Building Ma j terial and Coal at ouryards? Not only a that our prices average lower, or at I least aa low, as thoso of our oompetit- j ors, but because we take especial care a of and protect all can be classed as J REGULAR CUSTOMERS. ' , FREES CO. j Lumber. J Express Line. 1 1
