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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
A Newspaper That filvea The News Fifty-two Keeks Each Year For One Dollar.
VOLUME XXXVII.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA,
MARCH 18, 1905).
NUMBER 12
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The above is the new Church of Christ at Arapahoe, Nebraska
that has been built under the leadership of Elder J. A. Parker. Who
will begin Revival Services at the Church of Christ in Red Cloud,
Lord's Day March 2 1 st. Mr. Parker has so ably led the brother
hood there that they have retained him for his third year at a largely
increased salary.
O. P. Hendershot's Tenth
Sale at .
Lincoln, Neb., Thursday, Mar. 25th.
20 Percheron and Belgian Stallions 20
30 Percheron and Belgian Brood Mares 30
1 0 Kentucky Mammoth and Spanish Jacks 1 0
IJThe best boned lot of well bred stock I ever
offered at public sale and my sales have been
noted for the quality of bone and good feet of
every animal.
CflWrite for catalogue to O. P. Hendershot,
Hebron, Nebraska.
Col's F. M. Woods, Z. S. Branson and J. L. Currier, Auctioneers.
GUIDE ROCK.
Mrs. I. N. Smith litis tho grlppo this
week.
Kmmct Ilagan was in Uubbell Satur
day cm bushies.
Mia. II. E. ltloh hns boon hick for
about two weeks.
V. A. Secloy lins been on tho sick
list for several days.
Albort Horn and wife huvo both
beon ill with grippo.
Kmaniicl Peters who has beon on the
sick list is reported bettor.
Mr. and Mrs. Win Mel'herson of
Hostwlok visited hero Sunday with
relatives.
Merman Rerglleld lias beon quite
hick. He is at the home of his mother
this week.
.Miss (Ircon of Superior began work
Monday as trimmer in Mrs. llryan'B
nilllliiory store.
Mrs. U S. Garbcr came up from
Hcatrice KrlJay evening and is tho
guest of relatives here.
Lowis Smith's littlo duughtor, Una
was very sick for n few days threat
ened with pneumonia. v
Mrs. Elsie Ely camo up from Rey
nolds Sunday evening to sco hor
mother, Mrs. C. E. Vanglmn who has
been quite sick for the past three
weeks.
Tho W. C. T U. mot with Mrs. Chus
Ely Wednesday of this week. There
was a short program and a good at
tendance, xno union will give a
Conundrum social at tho opera house
Friday evening March 20th.
A number of relatives were guests
Wednesday at tho home of J. W. Rob
inson. They were Mrs. S. H. McHride
and Mis. C. P. hvans of Red Cloud,
Mrs. Frank Filsble and daughter .lose
phine of Lest or and Mr. A L. Tullis
of Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. Tullis is a
cousin of Mi"!. Robinson and Mrs.
Evans and they had not seen him for
over thlity.years. - ,
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Real Estate Transfers.
Transfers reported by tho Fort Ab
stract Co. for the week ending Wed
nesday, Mai eh 17, 1000.
Heniy Cook to 1). E. & W. I!.
Saundeis, lots 21, 22, Hlk. .-.,
Red Cloud, wd
Oiin M. Iledgeto Edward P. Kel
logg, se 1 1-2-11 , wd
Thomas T. Tobln to First Nail.
Rank, Hluo Hill, mv! 18-M), wd
Thomas T. Tobln to C. P. Omul,
lot 3, Bile. 2, Tylers sub dlv to
Ulue Hill, wd
Marion Fairmau to Henry Fiess,
110 20-4-12, wd
State of Nebraska to E U. Over
man, swl nwl sol, 1G Ml, wd.
Pdward P. Kellogg to Orrin M
Hedge, ptswl UJ-2-11, wd
Charles Neimeyer to Christian F
Panzer, s2 no M-i-O, wd -1000
Christian P. Panzer to Charles
Neimoyer, s I 1-U-ll, wd 7200
.John T. Robinson to E. Williams
pt sw 2-1-11, lots 1, 33, 31), 10, 12
Patmoro's sub div 4500
E. Williams to Isaac II. Holmes,
pt sw 2-1-11, lots 1, U8, 3J', -to 42
Putmoru'h sub div wd
I. II. Holmes to Bertha .1. Holmes
s2 lot 3, all lots 4, 5, 0, Blk. 17,'
Red Cloud, qcd
W. B. Ottis to Aaron li Uolbert
und M w2 swl sw4, 23 1-0, qcd
E. U. Overman to James M
Stowait et nl, hw4, n2 e2 hc4,
nwso4, 10-1-11, wd
John L. Ingcrsoll to Clyde Wet
zel, bw 18-1-12, wd. ,... C00
O. D. Ilodgo hherift' to Bernard
McNeny, pt Blk. 23, pt lots 0,
10,11, 12, Blk. 14, Rod Cloud,
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Alico M. Whlthon to Charles p.
Cathor, lots 10 to 24, Blk. 19,
Smith & Mooro's add to Red
Cloud, qcd
Nannie Sims to L. 1). McLaugh
ten, set tie, n2 sol.sosel, 22-1-0
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Joseph L. Gnutdfituif to Josie L.
Morey, no 12- M2, wd
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Mortgages tiled, $1.1001.15.
Mortgages released 820010.
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, , , 1 1. ..I.., Mau.iin Pile Reiui'dy Is put up in u I
Plneiiles are for httekiioliu.iiml I ling , . ..,. m),j.i0 ,,Uachod convenlont I
uukkiellef to lumb.igo i4ieiiiiiaii:ii,fornsi, vl be upilied directly to
latlKiie and all other siiutoms ol Kid- tho airet-tt-d parts iVdueing and reliov
oy diseases. Tlieyaioa tonic to UK ,n Uj(J ,u Hll n,,lIIIIIIlltQll( t.OP
entire system nml UuiW up stiong h k, , of p atmimitcocl. Price
ami ! health. I'rlco nno and SI. Sold c(to y0, by 1Ionry Cook
by Honry Cook.
A ilianftc In Dentists
Dr. J. S. Emigh who has so protielant
ly and so successfully conducted a
dental practice in this city for the
last 25 years and so widely known ns
a gentleman of honest integrety and
citizen that has done much for the
advancement of your city has sold his
praet'eo to me; and I assure his many
'patrons Hint I will use my utmost skill
ami earnest ordcavor to continue and
ni.ttiilulii lilk Ktiiiitnttmi iik n rlnntlKl
and citizen S J . Cunningham, D. D. B. ' jiti,t inauguration of Line jln lt was
WASHINGTON LETTER. j
Tho special session of Congress '
called exclusively for the consldcrnt-:
ion of the tariff bill will nssemble
Monday the fifteenth of this month.
It was expected that there- would be
a light at once between the insurgents
and the old guard. The Insurgents,
it is known, nro those who aro rebell
ing against tho czarslilp, of Speaker
Cannon, and the old guard arc those
who have stood by him in his usurpat
ions. A fow days ago the lnsurgonts
were exulting In the hope of success
and tho Catiuoultes wero no doubt
alarmed and had made somo couscss
Ions but now it appears that tho presl
dent lias taken a stand practically
favoring (lie old guard and thoro is
dejection in the ranks of the insur
gents They had hoped to elect an
other speaker than Cannon and this
they probably could have done by
combining with the Democrats, but
tho President, under tho impression
that contention and division will in
imically alfect the speedy solution of
tho tarilT question, has urged harmony
and Speaker Cannon at this writing
appears to bo tho selection of the
majoiity for tho Speakership.
Tho Ways and Means Committee
has all but completod iv tariff bill
which is practically ready for present
ation and it is understood that the
American Protection Tarllf League
has Issued a call for tho reserves. Hy
"reserves" arc inoaut all t.uo stand
patters at homo or abroad. They rro
urged to como to Washington und use
their lutlucneo for a strong protection
tariir bill. This moans, of course, that
tho real light has not begun. Tho
draft of tho bill made by the Ways
and Moans Committee is a more skele
ton upon which n hill, after much
debate and scrambling will be hung
and whad tho 11 n it I bill will be, no
man can tell ortcarccly Imagine.
Tho advocates of real revision look
ing to wider inatkets and those who
would like to have a t.irilf bill for tho
whole people, producers and consum
ers allo, are unorgani.e 1 and widely
bcatteivd They cannot lie aligned
like tho standpatteis, but it Is of great
importance to them (for they are a
very majority) that thev shall do
something to oll'set the compact or
ganization oT Uiomj who will oppose
every cluingo in tho dlicction of real
revision. With Speaker Cannon in
charge us is now expected and with
his tariir convictions unchanged und
unchangable, the taiifY reformers of
tho House have a hard task before
them. At the other end of the Cipit
ol, Senator Aldrich, is tho chairman
of tho Commltteu ou Finance and the
undisputed bass of the Senate. It is
ditllcult to understand tho reasoning
which insists that the retention of
Caution lu the chair of the House Is
necesary, as Is claimed, in order to
tret revision. Rut this is the argument
advanced by those who desire the
speaker's continuance in control of
thollou-c There Is going to bo it
desperate struggle aud it will piobably
keep Congress In session all summer.
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Agents for Sealy Mattress and
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets.
Theic is at present u strong deter
mination in Congress and doubtless
throughout the country, us voiced hy
pi ess, that there shall never bo an
other inauguration on Match the
fourth Lust inauguration diiy out
did all its predecessors und more
could not bo said as a superlative of
elemental vilenuess. It probable that
tho last Thursday iu April will bo the
day selected for future inaugurations.
This would bo in accordance wjtlt the
resolution introduced by Senator Hour,
deceased, which resolutions was twice
passed by the Senuto and was pigeon
holed in tho House. Washington was
llrst inaugurated on Thursday aud
that day is advocated not only f rum n
standpoint of soutimcut and historic
precedence, but in order to preclude
the possibility of tho Inauguration
falling on Sunday, as would happen
if a duy of the mouth werejselected.
(governor Charles Hughes has writt
en baying that It gives liliit pleasure to
serve on the Committee for tho purposo
of changing tho inauguration datoand
toco-operate, so far as he may, lo
bring about tho desired uliauge.
Governor Hughes was here arid saw
tho weuthor. Ho secured special re
flew by tho Presldentof tho Now Votk
Seventh Rogiiuout which, ou account
of tho bllzzird, did not arrive hero
until after tho inauguration, although
it had started the day buforo, and he
met several thousand of his constitu
ents from Now Vorlc who wore quite
as badly olf Of course, everyone Is
agreed that tho date of tho iiiugurat-
Ion should bo changed. Soiueo.u has
taken tho trouble to look up the re-
cards and it is discovered that for the
tJCarry a complete line of Furniture, Car
pets, Rugs, Lace-Curtains, Picture Frames,
Pianos, 'Organs, Sewing Machines and
Musical Merchandise
Licensed Embalmers and Undertakers.
clear and bright, nis second inatig i
ration was on a co'd and cloudy day
and tho streets were muddv. The
llrst Grant inaugural was ou n raw
rainy day and tho,socoud iu 18711 was
upon tho coldest over known iu Wash
ington with tho thermomotor only
four degrees above zero. There was
rain on the Hayes inaugural and the
ground was covered with snow when
Gnrileld came into olllce. Iu 1&)5
Cloveland had n very favorable day
but four years later when Harrison
was inaugurated there, was snow In
the morning and a cold ruin during
tho remainder of the day. When
Clovel mil came into olllce the second
time, ilraiucd and snowed. McKinley
iu ISO? had a line day but ho had a
rainy day for his second Induction in
to olllce. Roosevelt's inauguration
was on a tolerably good day. It was
clear but cold and windy. I his year
the Inauguration capped the climax.
It was the. worst ever known and has
rniiM'd an universal demand for a
change of date.
I.M'I.XMM MOItV KlIIIUMAIISM Cl'llltlt IN
3 Da vs.
Morton L Hill, ol Lebanon, ml.,
snys: "My wife had lnllamuiiitoiy
Rheumatism iu every iiiuselo and jonl;
her sniveling was terrible and her body
and face were .swollen almost beyond
lecognltlondiad beciilnbedforsix weeks
and had eight physicians, but tccelyed
no benefit until she tried Dr. Deletion's
Relief for IthounmtUin. It gave her
immediate relief aud she wus able to
walk nbo it iu tluee days. I am sure it
saved her life." Sold by The 'H. E.
(Jrlce Drug Co , Red Cloud, Nebr. '
YOU
may not ahvuys havo the chance to go
to school. Von may not arwajh bo
able to work phi-dcally. l'ou may not
always have an income to keep you;
then what are you going to do? Why
not prepare now by taking duo of our'J
co irses? If you hav'nt the money to
pay down you can pay uftor you tinlsh
Writo fr particulars,
IIlIIIIION BlJSISKSS COM.hUK,'
Hebron, Nebr
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never.
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