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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-03
3aOlpaD's
&eguIirtnbc @iQen.
WruFomuiette 4uTgnnlet. ItnBerhhe @b'hGts
artttci, lpirfcit ohuc zG,mer1, itcts suOerldgGE
uuO ttntitliG in ihrcr Gpcrntton.
NtottabtltE6es Grfatntttsl faS
Gnlnmel.

Rolloumeu obue 1e1ttc1 Scis-'hmod. elegant mt
uuh ftdrfcU.
WaOmap's 9iaeu eur eur aler Scanfbeiten bey
glcoCns berSe6cr ber 8eoGme, oer ycrcn, 0eu EIaie
ioUie iiir UcroOies SopiDch, Bcr0Diunq 9u5Ioefion
EuspcDiie biIioIe 3uiion0e, FiebeJ, uneudbsenbnns
ouuq, Sdmoub0Jocn uu6 ale GuOeIsH Heibeu oes ilHs
tcIiCibs. Gme O01fUmmCuG sur gdrontirt. 8lciu be-
getabiuit, feline Spur bon NgrIr, D{inerolien obeT
fhdolihU Sroqucn.
BF U}uu beadlte ioIgeH0e SCmptome ron Rronttsis
ten Der 8erb0uuHoSOrgQne: gIfOpfuHg, uuerli6t
6lmouboiOen, 8UtiUdauu1 nab BEN E0pie, Sdurt
TN Yiaqtu, llebettct, SoobrenHeu, @al Dor oem Ge,
UluoenbrIden, iaures AuifoReu, Sinteu ooer SebGH
be5 6epens, ertidenOes &ciuhl 6e'm Gieger, Rebel
oOer FGderu ben Nuaen, Tiebcr Il. bumDiC SbmeJs
Ber i'm qOpie, itodcuocu Atbcm qelbe5 Au5e1en bst
6aut un6 heT auqen, ScitsHfchen, Shmeuen IN bef
gruft uuo In ben Gie6ern, plosItte GnDalungen Don
Site grenncu oes 5eiibe5.
giuiee Ioieu 0or RaDmaB's Btneu Derbeu 6os
sufu Don auen obtHgeuauEten 9caHi9etteu 6e,Tsltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-03
SnCatto-9 -9epefdjetto
slms Der @amSesbnmptftaSt.
7fe Gtcrupcs,z znipiuoler.

= ~ SA'I"p|A~ = (AJ'DtNo'FI-
IS aiblngto I, ,. Stt. - SeTb1ftS5eIeAle
fjuo nuum.br 9c9lu l&nmtlidle IN Der 9eitti9en
5uiOrmotioM Oes 3utittaauma.tG5 &Orfbtll
oufal;Qblte Stcrupoit Sd]m,noltr erlafeH, icz
oodl Hpm uibt anS3ciu9rt worOeN. @eacral
&.Qag tCiuoet ijdD bier, DC 0onOugb iOu i'm
2&Cittn ltiu unO UilO beutc I'M @cribte CT.
mlrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-03
.. u. SGb,
o.. 6. SaIncs,
o.. 8. gSoooparo,
6o6ert ,Rep bum,
D e YGnih.m

ga porilehcnou 8erid)t msbrere &soba9z
turQen enttdlt, Die Su WaibiuGton al Den 81
OieiGm 3wcde uutbmahrten PrdparuteH ge=
nad)t murOen, inO hte 0ameu Der AerBte 6a-
milton, 9lgpep uHo SmItb Dem 8trible nift
beloefiiat. 9oh wur6e er beniclben OOrlelegt,
unO iie 9abcu ibre 3uhimmun9 81 oem itbrgeH
Sbeile oes SeridteS.
Sine unOere msOi5inide 5eidhriit, sic ebeu=
faus III BbuaeeIpha eridlctneHOe ,VieOical
gicp8 aro 9bIroc," inoO'itrt aui's Stittmu-
teIte Die Dem Ueraolbeneu BrdfO,nteu Su Gpetl
aeluoroCne 8ebauoluna mo mIiut. OlB Die
@eididtc be5 Buaes, Die ocmnGalt uer5Teat.
ltdt mrren mirO, ale 3meiasr gum Shneis
gen bringeu MUD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-03
su allen apot5tten 5u RabeH'
-Wau Ieie 5aIId uHO 8a9r."
9lu SaS RublifHn!l

gs tann fins bsIsre gaTagiie isrO.n 9srt5 o9a gI.
Wobnou's Gitbtgrunoelen " ". Ot'zeeetmlttelH
So8abmllnaen oerelbeu. IS aibt iomObl idlie -9les
ioipcnts, ais aud sJseei5" uuo sBta5.1 Sebet Gud
por uuo DerInHgt uur Rabpap's 8 uHo ahit earaui,
baR bsr gamt ~SlaoUap" ft aui BEN aeiaHiten Auts
tel beFnod. (5ult29r &9At3&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-03

&eTc8rQP5jide 2epci9ett.
l3eSi4tc oer rgIIociJren Breic- fur oeu nGeutI6eu
&orreip ipoRbeRteu",l
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grcts % Gents pro s6a6tsl.

gjr uis6crboCn, oaf beI 9eier uniert Buher urb
Sdrften uber SIautbeiten uub 6cyln 9ur uorgu mug,
Uog &uen:
a6aIIdb uno g8abr,si
-RootuaB nber 5rretabls lIretBrn,-
oWaswan uter ztropbsIn.a
uuO anoercSduittu iberSyGnIbejtn peTihie0snerEu.
g2au ihde cine SrigimGrlc an 4abnao & GoHD.,
Sir. 81, 9poTguz, Ode Der @hurbiuaBe, GeU Bori.
r. 8eiebruu9, Louig0e Uon BolCrs mertb, miro
Sud 5ugeldtdl Deyoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-03
Ccr at.no per glattonnIihn[p.

Die 8uuNi8idulO hat i'm OIrgangeneu DO
note I'M Sl7 .483 ,641 .66 abgcnommeu; eS b.
fiuoGu iid] I'M SdaBaute $3.50, ,G86, ,547.32 III
9aQrgdO, 81, ,249, ,92O III @oloccrttittattH ltno
s64 ,19O.9l III SubercertlIfattn. Scr @a-
1ammtbct.Gg otr Sd1ulO nah NbSug BEG 8elOt5
im GunctsidD0gamte 1T $l,799, ,855, ,925.7I,
- - 5te 9orftowuer 5eier.
&Ontrcz9lbmnal Bpman bat OaS Nariusz
0tluilterlum benadlrldtigt, 0aB er Den Sleut.
y. s. gSb1te gum 6afsll-&ommanranten iiir
Die inl 2)ort6luIe anfern0cn Sdlfie eruauut
bobe. @letdlSiti9 erjud)t er I'M lleberlaIiauJ
ciues 9ampibootcs on ben 9eHauntau. ST
lClbf, Der Gontre Aomiral, beoiirie oreier
GGlepp0ampiCr, uelu Ole Tlottllle am u. b3l
9oritOwu uulange. Gr beabtttige nit letneu
Sdlfien unO Der fran;0Eld)cn Soruette ;, .0u=
mont D'llIulllc" am 3. SttOber Die fraHS6ii
idlCn @Gne an Der GuarIutdnc 81 eMpianJeu.
2m Smctten Sage pcr0e er Die perrcn Ill oen
&unotSGampierH p &an00lia" mo oS2ariage"
netl g3eI= @oint brtn9en, BON no tie pet 8ahu
5uITdichreu mtrnen. Bic 6lOttIIle mIrO ftp
0auH nab Yoritown begeben.
genfmansen.
Ter Supriutenoent 6cs 0tiin,au1tc5 Ill 8biz
labtlpbia 1T autorlIirt moroeu, Denfmiinien
III prGeeu, auf beren eiuer Seile iid Der Sopf
yircoln'S unO aui Der anoGreH oerleuise @arz
fdO's befinbet. Die Wlipieu wcrOeI Al fol-
eenreu grfiicn pertouit: Sob, erite 9r6Ie,
50, Sob. Speite @r0Be, $3.50; Silber, erite
@106s, 60 Gents, smelte @rGB', % @eut5.
AuittroCm merteu Gbnlidle Wiiin3en, auf Oeren
etnCr Seite fdl bGs Yrofil @miitlo'S uno aui
Der anbCleu Seite ein H0rbeGrtrau5 bciiaoet, a.
idlaaeu uuo 3u oenielbcn BrCticu uertauft merz
oeu.-g gS perluutet, olB 6rau @ariielO ndds
tiers oos 9r. 1927, j. Stra6e, i'll peltem 81
neral ulfielr Dor lelncr @rmdblung sum Bris
Iioentcn ruobute, perfauien nil.
@erntiid)tes.
Die geIlrige Stcucreinuabme betrus $74S,=
848. .85, bie 3oleinnobme $6l8, ,660.28.
SIN gdatamte pHroen geern 9tatiOaal=
8oufnoten in 8ltrGge BON $4,000 jur GlI=
l6iuug CuridratH.
Su Der 8aibns nstoner Saierne wH!ren heuts
S0lutitiIie III Gbreu Ot5 4uOntea3 oe5
pelflolhercn 8rGIipenten @arficlo abgeieuert.
9ie 9iIrifts -&ouEnilare habeHiu Sol9e cIHtr
uon mebrercu S5uuoert Biirgern HHtsr6eld)nettl
3m6rit cine 0fieutlt6e SerIammlung ali
nGdlitcn MittmOd) Abgn0 III Der UGlncola'
Sale" uaanfoItct, in meldIer Die Srd9e ubeT
rie @tabluuug sines 9arfielOz0OlqttalS sun
AneenteH on cen olritorbeuen PrdrOenteu IN
Oitler Staot in Sctraht geiogen Tucroen lou.
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q. g. &.
GG0IpoO'S GcaSD Ite(teI
hnirt mn psrhiItc.

y'ubr, DiarrhCe, GbOlera msorbus, zl.BsE
uuS Stmer3, 8beumattsmu5. RagS5Is
Stmsr3eii, 8ppbte.iti8, 5aIsepts
slnSung, Snfluencia, Qt6.
Wuns5beidperheu.
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GdliutnOfnAt

Der gu1Gcn ruo tubcr'u.aiCy EJIFs; Tr5paul0szirbI.
iguCcn StittH; HiHitDjuoeu, Gntrytuug uno glsr.
lVloIuHa ecr gdrtn, Sut1rtGn'hCit, urU0ubalt,lue
toIC'f0c EnHCuw3 0nUdtrt ug Iarit GatF,fsr ss. ,s
bl2uu' Nu1rtn, ma@g itWuj1jtC CpCratior min.
mtir n0erfujfg if), &laicuicin uRo in alen Rdasp
ron
GutjiinSuna Der SGrMbiage uth6
0er glicrcn,
iQrt2 tei 5rcnjitm BdGen 0on wetBcm RIuF unb o..
udmuttCrltioCu.
Gne Naldc ctb1lt mCbr litoe uno trilPrilttee gl,s
mnie, ois lrNe0 Elm onocrcs GrGpOrat. Dic Die6sfE
MIRO tdtdJfgluCiC ge1Onmeu Uilrer6 cu6cre IPiftfl
fani b.s ieas 1la 10 Uiel crioreun.
Sin 9oGAr pro TtaFdlt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-03

RdfeI g6FtI pafiel
sur 9leie ts auslan6 6sioTst iHnerbalb "a Stlnben
4. Ratne.
g6e bsr qlaltimOres5 5trase HH0 Bofs=G iHcesa0eHn
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Observation-Disclosures.

Cuar, Giau65e, Cholera WorJus oberifmsr.boyf,y
EiuWGong ntron in lj-2u D}inuten frrirt 6flr6
@oomoos Heoou RcICi. 28eor Weraopfura go6
GrHunouul, UJ6er SdlDid, nod Ulatti1ieEt prrJ5s
lad Der gc6tlud Jou Ut. S}. 0(elieT
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puItimprf fir .)n(uraate G0mpaW

Siibmef- -gcc eer Soutbs unS 2oater' StraBe.
Get wetg, ots eiHtm haleen SabrhIuocrt et1bltu,
neriI6eIt 9e9en SerBn ootr 2eiGdoi9uh9 oIrd 6tier
in oer Statt oocr cut oeT Sauec, auI ale gTten poa
GiaeHttim.
Iiele @eielid,ait tel, aud immerrudbrenbe
oSer permaEeEte Bollceu aus.
g3H. %. aSarrIIuu Braiioent,
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EnropGiiGe Ga6elberidte.
RnntsdInnn n,n ncr m,tir,n

Qonoon, l.Sttbr.- Die Srliuer, @ermas
nia" bcmerit, in Dem Serhaltsu Der preuBliacn
&e9ieruns aegsu BEN Satifdn Jet in Den lCettu
9aseu cine Oufiullenbe Suite etngctrcten.
Fu.,g.n -rr,,nra IN nor c%d,t,Nt,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
CHATTHL MORTGAGE SALE

tA-ss certain Ctattls Mortgages described ~
follows .. uis oes e.cs.ssd b. Asyss,s:
fhars - l. !, AihsigA, March "a. iSl ssd
W.Ss:i.r eeas.y SsSs..ls On Is. "a q, 4
March 1851 md sivsn % seesrs the paynsst 81
5000 ssd upea which there 10 sos doe The
sun Of oiot3A %. One e!scstsd y =, ".
aliss Asssssss Tharo 70 A. Lsstssbaeh March
c e.; ,ssa t,: al :. ~ Y .s sa:s c e. q; s.s !. e d. ::
.hs "a day Of Z areh ISL snt siv.e TO ssesr,
the payment Of 500 End spoa Which tAsss b
nov dee TO the shove naasd L. y. Aieesht
tSs sam Of d ., aid nottsass .asesher .ita
70 aid L P. Xibrishi for : v.isssis eoss, Isrs
ton " aid A; kssterbsnh. ID. oss esscated
b. said q. W. alias. Augusta rhsre. 20 Laa-
viS rhuro. April tth, ISL sad daily Sled 10 the
eass oftAs Cesat Ci.st Of wsessss Cssaty
s H:sc. = 2. e: ~ ~ day q Ar, = .S q :s1
upos which there b sov dee 10 W. n, stroho
The ssn Of piooo the zane Aasiss sses =
signed ~ said w. IL. Strohm fs . vAlssb.e
sossiderssion b. sid Lsdsis Thsro. Dsfssit
aad Tie said Asssstss rharo hssIas removed
the property covered By sssd merts yes non
seid ceas y d Webster contrary = the eips.
~slations u said nestxases.. thsrsers re VII
sell the property thsrs's described Wis Ons
old. One bay hors. 10 ysass old. oas sorrsl
horss S years old. One set doeels harness
niekls iriuninss. Doe set dosbls harness
black trim mfnss. One Star wAsoe r%istfotr
,pIins With c.rr,.s' 'Spi One o'hso-s side
st publ. auction At tho Boys Home Livery
Wsbstsr County N.braska on Friisy August
18th ISL. Al o.eicek p. IN, eissii ~.
Dated August "a. 1851. xorsarsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
The Illustrated Scientific New.

The July issue of the ILLUSTRATED
SCIENTIFIC NEWS teens with interest
ing illustrated articles, a few of which
are as follows: The Doblear Tsle-
phone; Glass Grinding Machine;
Ancient Pottery from Cyprus; Me-
chanical Larynx; Pleasure Car of the
Days Of Louis XIV; Amateur Me-
chanics; The remarkable Palmyra
Palm; Curious Fishes; Illustrations,
explaining the bursting Of Fly Wheels;
A Velocipede Carriage. In addition
to the numerous engravings, there is
q large number of interesting, useful
and practicle papers relating to
various departments of popular
science. This is one Of the most
elegantly printed and valuable peri
odicale.
Sold by all newsdealers. Published
by MUM 4 CO., 81 Park Row, New
York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
BlanHi BlxnHii

A full line Of State Journal Coz,
Banks (tbe standard blanks Of the
stated are always kept for sale ut the
Cl1KF Office, and as the same prices
that they are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following b spaEdal list
Of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattle Mortgages,
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lem,
Power of Attorney,
Bills Of Sale.
Quit Claim,Deeds.
Summons foriginall,
Summons lcopy),
Appeal Undertaking.
Execution.
Order Of Attachment,
Affidavit Of Vendor o. Lessor,
Assignment q Mortgage,
Frecipe.
Xueice of Constabses Sale.
Blank Receipte,
Blank Notes
Reiesae Of Norteage.
A9reement for War1snty Desds.
Complaint 70 keep-tAs Sescs'
&c, &c, dc.
AID most al kinds u blArks- used py
.EoeaTies Pubic
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
Minutes q tAs v. 81 s.

The Woman Suffrage Society met
pursuant. 10 adjournment, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ROXY on the Goth OF
July. Meeting: called to order by the
president, all the officers present.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved. On melton the
resignation of the treasurer. Ms.
Otis, was accepted. and Mrs. C. C.
Van Aukcn was elected to I'll her
place. Select reading, two very ap-
propriate pieces. entitled. The Wom-
question and "What We Live for"
Essay on Education" followed BY
an animated discussion Of that sub
ject. Adjourned to meet At the resi-
of Mn. ]. C. Warner on Friday
the l2th Of Aug, at , p. m. Subject
for the essay and discussion of the
next meeting, The Norman Cues
ton" Ali interested are invited 10
attend.
MES, W. B. Rosr. Mes. E. 3. KNIGHT,
Pres. Sec,y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
wu11IH AID wnn

A writer in Scribner's Monthly uses
the following strong language, which
will be responded TO by the
who have suffered all over the land,
"Of the worst foes that has
ever had TO encounter, wine stands
at the head. The appetite for strong
drink in men has spoiled the lives Of
more women-ruined more hopes for
them, scattered more fortunes for
them, brought to them more shame,
sorrow, and hardship--than any other
evil that lives. The country numbers
tens of thousands-nay, hundreds Of
thousands Of women who are widows
to-day, and sit in hopeless weeds, be-
cause their husbands have been slain
by strong drink"
Yes, there are hundreds Of thou-
sands of homes; scattered all over the
land, in which women live lives of
torture, going through all the changes
Of suffering that lie between the ex-
tremes Of fear and despair, because
whom they love, love wine better
than they do the women they have
sworn to love. There are women W
the thousand who dread to hear at
the door the step that once thrilled
them with pleasure; that step has
learned to reel under the influence Of
the seductive poison. There are
women groaning with pain, while we
write these words. from bruises and
brutalities inflicted by husbands made
mad by drink. There can be no ex-
aggeration in any statement made in
regard to this matter, because no hu-
man imagination can create anything
worse than the truth, and no pen is
capable of p~ortraying the truth. The
SORROWS of . wife with q drunken hus-
band, or . mother with . drunken
son, are ~ near the realization Of hell
- can be reached, in this world, at
least. The shame, the indignation,
the sorrow, the sense Of disgrace for
herself and children, the poverty
the fear and the fact of violence, the
lingering life long struggle and des-
pair of countless women with drunken
husbands are enough to make all
women curse wine, and engage uni
teddy to oppose it everywhere a the
worst enemy Of their sex.-AS1eL-
tvrul World.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

The Republican County Convention
in and for Webster County will be
held at the Court House in Red Cloud
on Saturday Sept, Sd. 1881, at ]
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of
placing in nomination candidates for
the following Offices, to wit:
County Clerk,
County Treasurer.
Sheriff,
County Judge.
County Commissioner fsf District.
Superintendent Public Schools,
County Surveyor,
Coroner,
And to select delegates to Safe and
Judicial Conventions and to transact
such other business A. may come
before it. The several precincts in the
county are entitled to the following
representation based upon the vote
fop yio,,t NoV
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

The NeS.. ala State Pair viii Be
held sa Omaha eepsembss l3sh 70
18th, inclusive. Everybody shooes
attend the state fair and t6ke-
wives his cousins and his aunta. The
agricultural classes, especially, should
60. The fair Was gotten up expressly
for the farmer. Get . premfuzR f.s
and study it, il will do you good.
1t will show you that the manager Of
the state fair have the interests Of the
farming clas at heart. Somebody
kindly sent M . copy Of the premium
list and in glancing Owe it We notice
that 1850 in premiums Is offered
for fast horses. No premium Of less
than 500 is offered To- speed, while
the premiums offered OF agricultural
products range from one dollar up
to t2s. Is not this conclusive evil
dence that the fair wis planned for
the express purpose Of encouraging
the agricultural classes. Every
farmer, you zee, owns one or more
fast horses and win attend the fair
and rake in the 900, $500 and $1,000
premiums, while the kid gioved snobs
who live in the cities and towns and
till the soil will YEARLY proceed 70
that fair and after paying out fifty OF .
hundred dollars for the transportation
of their products and other expenses
will perhaps get . Eve dollar prsmi.
UNI. Surely the state fair u . grand
thing for the agricultural classes.
The manly game of base ball, too,
comes in for a hundred dollar pre-
MUM. Base ball surpasses in impor.
lance anything else in the line of
agricultural products unless, perhaps.
it is speed, and We wonder that tho
premium on base ball Wa not $1,000
instead Of . paltry 600. There il no
crop that % delights the heart Of the
farmer as his crop of base ball, and
We think the premium should have
been somewhere near commensurate
with the labor and care necessary to
the successful cultivation Of the crop.
Aside from the re~dicuiously small
premium offered for the hest display
of this most imporsant product, base
ball, the farmers have nothing to
complain of in the management Of
the state fair, 80 far. The premiums
offered for fast horses will delight the
heart of every farmer and We antici-
pate an immense attendance from the
rural districts. Truly, cor state fair
is . grand and noble effort in behalf
Of the producing classes Of this great
state, and will do much towards eleva-
ting the standard of agricultural
products, and will serve as an iReen-
tive to the farmers to- make still
greater efforts in the future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
NOTICE.

L. 5. LAND OFFICE,
B~LooNISGToS NEB., July -. 1891.
Complain, having been
entered at this Office by David On.
sgainst Josiah F. Randolph for aban-
dOning his Homestead Entry No $3.50.
dated Oct. 80. 1873. upon the Sop.h
West quarter, section 81, township 3
north range 10 west in Webeter
County Nebraska, with a view To- the
cancellation Of said entry. the said
parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear nt this Office on the 9th day O!
September. 1881, NJ 10 o'clock q. m,
TO respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
8. w. SwITzER, Il. W. MoSTGoMERY,
Register. Receiver.
5I-5-t
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Webster and ad-
joining counties al the very best rates.
1t will pay every farmer who thinks d
borrowing money. tn see me before
making arrangements with any other
party
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
partie.-no application fee, honus or
ccmmissioa-no fee for making or
recording papers or taking Aekno"i-
edsements-Bo advance OF semi-an-
pusI interest: and no interest until
money is actually IN hand
Cali upon or addrez
r. A SfffsoS.
sstf Loan Broker, Blue Hill, Neb-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

There is not a business or profess
sional man in town who does not
think that it is the duty of the local
press to do all that lies in it's power
70 induce immigration to the town
and county, and to bring trade to their
doors. They think it is the province
of the Newspaper to work night and
day to build up their business by so
representing things ~ to bring trade
to the town, but many Of them do not
stop to think that it is plainly -
much their duty to help support the
psper u it is the duty of the paper to
help to support them by inducing
trade xaaimmigration to the town.
How many merchants are there in
Red Cloud to-day who enjoy all the
benefits to be derived,fromA the local
press and yet do not contribute one
farthing to its support? When there
u tohe . fourth OF July celebration,
. bridge to be built or any enterprise
worked up BY which taade 10 expected
TO be drawn, those same mer-
chants are the frst 10 bone" every.
one to subscribe something under the
plea that it will b gbeneft TO every
one-to all alike, and yet they will
allow q newspaper man 70 labor year
in and year cut for the benefit of all
alike" and never consider that it l.
their duty 10 encourage the enter
prise with their support. Every busi-
ness man in town who tails to con-
tribute to the support Of the local
press by advertising in its columns
reaps Sshare Of the benefits Of the
newspaper mans labors without ~
turning IN equivalent for the same.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

Cosm
S'::;iiiiiiiiI[|
noble work, We do not think any NO
man should be ashamed y SX
sDd let everybody kno-S
Let u be Aon>.f. R@$S l.
our work. and thou,S BEST
men have declare D<oman
de~e.d the ballot. it viii be given
them"
In the language Of that grand old
Declaration Of Indepcndence-"we
hold these truths to be self-evident,
that all men are created equal. tina:
they are endowed by their Creator
with certain ~inalienable rights, that
among these are life, liberty and pur-
suit Of happiness. To secure these
rights, governments are instituted
among men, deriving their just pow.
en- from the consent Of the governed.
That when any government becomes
destructive Of these ends, it is the
right Of the people to alter or abolish
it,"
The women Of Nebraska ask the
voters Of the State 70 alter the state
constitution by simply striking out ose
rord. so that al the people Of this
grand State win be free and equai."
Taxes are imposed on women with
out their consent. So Tar as property
rights are concerned. women are now
Chased with idiots and criminals.
A woman may be q large property
holder, yet she has no voice as to how
that property shall be taxed.
If all. women could be iadir;duaI
tax payers, ~ninty-nine ont Of every
hundred would declare themselves
woman s~uf{ragists forthwith.
Al "in the beginning God created
man mot males) in his own image.
male and female created lie Aem. and
0ey were to have dominion over every
thing in the earth, is il impossible for
thinking, sensable women to believe
that males only are entitled to the bal.
lot. OF course we do not hold the men
Of our time responsible for his relic Of
barbarism which has been handed
down from the olden time of ignorance
and superstition, but We should most
certainly not hold them gull tless il
this state Of things should be contin-
ued."-W Western Woman's Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

Land oAee 81 BloeniaStsn SsA. Jaiy Dat. issi.
Notes 10 hsrshy give. thss the krisviss
uaDed settler hes eisd notics ct h,s iasssissa 10
sake 1sai prosf 10 SOP psrt Of bin eiaia snd ss-
nps Gpai sntrv thereof before tAe eissk Of the
District Court In Webster eosnty HeA.. af 10
s1es u he'd C1ss6 o. sssadsy August oh
ISL. viz
EsaA X. Cosaap,
IA entry No. SS. ssr the = ". y ofse- ST. }
asd eultivssios Of soia land. Wis EicAeias h.
%. Jesssh Chamber Jeha Stocks sn1 Acsss
;:ys.s .'s--''' y 4 ~ sxf Esis. REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

seen in this section. Weight, in flesh,
1900 pounds. Beautiful Bay, Symmet-
rical form, good life. high carriage and
best of all a kind a. a kitten. His ownsi
also has a good Jack with him at same
rates. Until further notice will he
found at the Commercial barn.
Colts can be seen at the premises Of
Jos. Fogie. State Creek; Elq. Vance,
Inavale; O. Mccall, Henry GeTkke.
at Becker's farm and Rallston's az In
avale, also at Red Cloud. Mules At
premises Of Lew Smith and Ben Port
nier, Guide Rock. Elm creek mills
and Red Cloud mills.
The owner has entitled this Jack
Capt. Smith," being the famous Lew
Smith Jack, formerly Of Guide Rock
Shows the best stock in the valley.
d. LUTZ. Proprietor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

Is bringing the PRlcKLY ASH BIT
TERs~befor the public, we claim that it
is one OF the best remedies extant for
the prevention and cure Of all diseases
arising from q disordered Liver. By
usinS them according TO directions
they will keep the system in . strong,
healthy condition, and prevent any
mias-matfc influence. Ask your
druggist for tbemA Price $50 Der
bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

Primaries for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates will be held at the usual
voting places in the several precincts,
on Saturday August q, 1851, at :
O'Clock p. m.
By order Of Republican County
Central Committee.
W. II. SrHoHN, Chm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
MONEY 70 WANi

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt or on decided land q 8 per cent,
and Log per cent. commission. or NJ
straight 10 per cent. NO eommiaioo.
JNo. b. WnLcox.
O4ice nextdbcE to Chief oAIoe. a0tf