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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-03
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

is a never-failing Cnre
for Nervous Debility, FIX.
hausted Vitality, Seminar
Weakness, SpermatorI.
!h9a. LOST MAN.
HOOD. lmpotency, Ia
rally sis, Prostatorrhea
and all the terri
bile effects of Sell Abuse
youthful follies and ex.
cesses in maturer years
Such as Loss u Mem
DRY, Lassitude, Ncctnr'
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
: Special Notice.

! am now permanently located in
my new quarters three doors south OF
DIR. Sherer's drug store, and having q
complete assortment in my line, am
prepared 10 sell you goods as cheap as
small dealers a buy them. If you
wish holiday presents come and look
over my stock while it is complete and
get the first choice. In plated ware |
have the very best goods on the market
Hollow ware, all fully q%uadruple plat
ed, and every piece warranted, and
the most beautiful designs. Come and
see for your-el. Clocks Of every kind
from ore dollaI no, and all pendulum
clocks warranted three years. Come
and price them. / make a specially
in watches and will sell them SO YOU
can save Is per cent on same quality.
Spectacle-every n acknowledges ]
have the most perfect ones ever sold
I'm Red Cloud. Gold pens. all sizes
and the best article manufactured re-
tailed ut Wholesale prices, also ladies
sets in solid and rolled gold anC lace
pins the same. Ear rings in endless
variety, Emblem pins, cuff pins,
name pins something new, sieve but.
tons. collar buttons, studs, charms, and
lockets, neck chains in the latest
stvles, bracelets until you cant rest,
solid gold, plain band and set rings,
Gents and ladies watch chains and
guards, rolled and solid gold. A fine
assortment Of genuine diamond rings
will be pleased to show you my stock
whether you purchase or not, come
and see that | am not giving you taffy
q. II. MARYATT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
CITY ~EaENiTIES

J. y. RICKAEDs was in Riverton Sat
urday.
X \ LEWIS was in town Saturday
paying taxes.
Nix. SKEEN is the happy father Of a
fine baby girl.
j. III. R%ENsBERG has purchased six
head of Holstein cattle.
ALBRIGHT, is about to start n
~jewelry store at Blue Hill.
FRED HuMMELL has Roy Hutchn-
sons new house nearly completed.
The Agricultural Society meets in
this city, November 10. All should be
present.
The First National bank block will
soon be under the roof and ready for
the carpenters.
Wool silk and cashmere mVifies, fur
Cabs, gloves Of oil description ut the
very bottom price at the Col den Eagle.
The entire vote cast III Webster
county on last Tuesday was nearly
1000, a gain of 500 over that Of last
year.
THERE WAS a surprise party on FRI
dsy night at Hattie Lutz's. Quite a
crowd of the rising generation we're
present.
POLLY Bros, of Amboy are going to
reiit their Touring mill and put in new
machinery. They will have the roller
process.
WE are indebted TO the Chicago
daily News for a map showing the con-
gressional districts in several of The inn
portant states.
o. G. CASE has returned nome from
Hot Springs, much improved in
health. We hope the Senator may
O be free of rheumatic pains.
". n. MORSE received two fine thor
oughbred Jersey pigs from Mr.. Gus,
Bayha, of Craig, Missouri, the other
day by express. They are very fine
hogs.
HosroRD 4 YOUNG have come out
with a fine wagon. 1t is painted up
very nicely and does the firm credit.
Mr.. ferguson done the lettering and
painting.
John c. MUSE, who came to Web
ster county some five months ago
from Virginia, has gone home, and
will in a few months come back 10
stay with US.
1T is said, that, ultimately the B e
will make the Kansas City division OF
their line the main line and make Red
Cloud the division with suitable head
quarters. We hope it will not be long
The road is o tigureing for a route to
St. Louis.
WE hope II correspondents
will all give the news of their respec-
tive counties after election. We ap'
preciate the correspondence from
these localities very much, and thank
our correspondents for their efforts IN
that direction.
F. N. RICHARDSON'S ten year-old sor
George fell from a wagon load OF ma
nure on Saturday and was seriously
injured. The wagon passed over hi
shoulder and neck fractarlng his jaw l
is thought. He was brought to Ree
Cloud for treatment.
r K ORCHARD, from the east part o
the state has moved to Webster coun
ty, and will move on to his farm nea'
I~navale. While he was absent SOM
m~ischevious parties stole the vel
bucket and some of the flooring put o
his house. THE CHIEF welcomes Nj
o. and family to Webster county.
On last Friday evening another ont
of the Justly pleasant and social partie
given by the Bed Cloud Quartet tool
place at the rink in this city. A larg'
crowd Who are lovers of the MAJ.
waltz and the Goddess Terpsicbor'
reigned supreme until the small hour
of the night. These entertainment
ere highly appreciated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07


MISREPRESENTATION
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We visited tysna Para
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raui.-. SssI- thc lAfan~-
~ry whien . = uAi0&l
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doe tafsrr,l have >crul
uhatI Ncp fine stAi esiud
Am~n.Atu Ssrrs paraVu
mas walk upant dsau Air
! rul.d spi yau ~Ili have .
a4l i-c coul r rlY cAhaA
have a. ,hd ,hr .isiI4
,ost Nj. ~ Nnata I'D
make 80 ~. f'g -
,n Mex "a VISITED the
a place Where al klul- -
: on .xhih. An asri hT -
ua- uu end - the anti
80 We thought best uad
iu that place Hy~rif aIswsl
pleasure 81 spending -
Au,ama and ,u thc LII
irge IT., campus "ccee<
uh.cb = beautifully laiila
ys,ei IA Nals- gardens Ns
about the homes al III" Blc'
reside GA Tie grounds 4
u.icr tlic supervision ufe
Giurch. There are nns ET'
than can lie accommodates.
necessity ni en argtns b
fact II - what Aoyaua 0h
.,e Ensiisu college aSp
dcut X Tokskis iuSI'&r
tended ihe annual meeii2a
OF the J,pon Medical Ni'
IA held ~ 81. ScisokeT
lighted aud decorated ir
top with beautiful lanterns
met nae iical men and -
Ia see the advanced sia'ro
science among these pcdkl'
were about H. foreign an,0
physicians preseni We y
pleasant time. and | aniq
that | MAS ablc tn cay
there as well a. al the ho~i
| visited the following H.
oT. We returned ~
this morning by the EngI N
and have procured ncke'&f
nsi VA kOba aud NagaSa@,
points We will visit some hr
DAYS. Wishing YOU al
b,e. ~e will be glad 10 II
matter forwarded Ia $hdg
vii. lie at that point sonstii
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

CHEAP wheat makes cheap -four. We
notice the celebrated brand "White
Lilly" from Red Cloud mills u marked
down to $l.lS per sack. This d gaAd
tidipH for the hungry. is+f
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

The stacks of grain are located about
one-halt mile north of Rails residence
in 3 big meadow and an unffequen;ed
spot. . good place . commit juet such
q crime - Was done on this occasion.
IT was known 20 CUOk sbat Rail had
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
L D. D$r Y.

MaanrrD.-A, tie r(kien . II the
brides parents. Smith deniy hansas.
Oct. 18th. hy the Rev Bosc ous Mr.
FM walco,t, OF GayId I. ksasas. and
Miss Maggie Noble, Il hesly OF scott
Nehra.ka.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

FoR SALE 25 thoroughbred Merino
Bucks,-S miles north Of Cowles. Adj
dress, II ] SHELDON. Cowies, Ne6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

RAILWAY E%rCHiSG-. 1t RI nored
among railroad men mHedd for
loo miles Of road vi Sbe ssut here
this winter and that siTu8 the
y & ". will surely bui 40 1-wcst
branch from here To Asisf , Have
it from pretty good aud ar,y e there
are 10 be FIVE new staii{ Shiii a the
round house. and a not pait " room
on the depot. The big Rg- r1en the
c. b & q may bc hdefng chickcns
over south al! this tna maybe
not.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

RGxsBER the Go
you a chance 70 win
in goods rs an extr
buy your goods OF {
marked in plain fgu
II you want good
Hackers.
CALL on Hacker 4
goods delivered .perS
1884 CALIFORNIA &
received ~ Lefxons
Be sssre W go 10
when in want Of csd|
furnishing goods. ID
you purchase, and
viii save you mens
/ The hest line of
! the lowest prices e
Cloud can Don be
scre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Now H. Your Chance

To any of our subscribers who have
friends in the United States or Foreign
countries who wish to keep their
friends posted ON Nebraska, We will
send TIE CHEF. postage paid, to any
bart of the word AS follows:
One copy, n year s. ...-..-.-.-...Sl 30
Two copies, n year....-...--..- = 80
One copy, six months..-----.-.-- IS
Two copies, six months. ..-..... | Is
Five copies, n ycar.--.-.-.--... 5 90
Five copies, six month ..-.-...... ) o.
Terms cash. Send money by register
ed letter, Z. o. order, L. o. notes or
drafts, at our risk.
A. &. HosMER, Prop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
MURDERED.
Most Revolving And
Fiendish Crime at
Blue Hill.
AN INOFFENSIvE GERMAN
FARMER MEETS HIS DEATH
AT THE HANDS OF A
WILLIAM.
Leonard Rail- the Victim, L. Decoy-
ed From His Home and Cruel
~ Murdcted
THE MOST HORRIBLE csINE kygR con.
uiTTED IN THE VALLEY.
500 REWARD OFFERED.

The Murderer Supposed to he one Joseph
Cook, . Hired Man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

GEo. WAsHIS6ToS
Qua Lady Washington
vile, Uncle Sam. aud 4
viduals Of ''ye olden q
the rink in al their -
Last Thursday evening.
casiOn Of n very plessal
! given by the Baptist q
aud was a grand succeed
! iure. there being prcs4
evening from three 4
| people. X y Fulton 4
the Father OF his cOuq
Bertha Owen was a spl
ta,ion Of Martha Mad
Amber was Marquis
and Yr-. Amber was
both OF whom we're al,(
part Of the ancient cd
Der VA. a genuine I'D
his striped sui,ing wsS
ssntation. while Carri<
al old woman Of the a
reality. Miss Nyra
Owen. Bsrisars Sewhd
field, Will Mitchell, w
Brown, w. Teagardl
bright, l. II Wallace.
ell. and many oihers
perfe elton. The lord
stewards. etc. and dr
old time costumes pal
the days xhen the
country was IN the
down the famous Chef
noted little Ratchet
gooi suppen, etc d.:
making the evening
the event ono 81 the
season. The hnancia
tertainment vas al {
be desired and will IN
wonderfully
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

FIVE hundred dollar. Of which has
been subscribed by the people Of Blue
Hill, 500 will be offered by Gov.
Dawes. for the apprehension and con-
viction of the culprit. The case is now
in the hands of the proper officials, and
in the mex; few days We fee, that Cook
will have been arrested. At anyrsie
no stone will be left unt1rned that viii
lead to his capture and punishment fol
one of the most a,rocious crimes
known in the annals of Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

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. the &C
party
DC orhisdy
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hundred
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3 8S Brake
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parts 70
Is. vaseis,
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07
FORT ATKINSON.

The Northwestern Manufacturing Co.
have lately added to their travelling force
of agents J. L. Gray, of Clinton, Iowa,
formerly of Chicago
Monday afternoon at meeting of the
stockholders of the First National Bank.
1T was voted to reduce the capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000.
Rev. G. E. Gordon, of Milwaukee, one
OF the principal owners of Koshkonong
Place, purchased and arranged on We'd
nesday, of j. F. Pritchard and M. J.
Swart, the road through their lands to
ki,oshkonong Place, comprising about
three and one half acres.
A little German girl living on the
David " hitney farm, found the Other
day small brass medal about the size of
two>cent coin, which she sold to Chas.
Abbot. 1t proves to be a Democratic
token, which was issued in 1910. On
one side is the head of Martin Van
Buren and the date of his birth 1882. On
the reverse are the figures 1910 and a
pair OF scales. The rising scale is mark
ed "Whigs' and the descending one
Democrats" while around the whole is
the inscription weighed and found
wanting"
Several of the old dyed in the wool
democrats of this city to whom we have
SHOWN the medal, regard it''with as much
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

nDT7n Send cents for postage. and
DRI u receive free, a costly box of
| HIII goods which will help you to
A'1Lbmore money right away than
ling. else in this world. All .'of either sex,
ed from first hour, The broad road to
ie opgls before the workers. At once ad-
TRDF d CO., Augusta. Maine. 13y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07
Dan, Fl. Liefeld.
Continued from, last tceek.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

In 1875, thirteen men comprised the
entire working force used in the manu-
facture of the james Boss Gold Watch Case.
Now over fve hundred are employed, and the
number is constantly increasing. Therea-
son of this increase is this: In the James
Boss Gold Watch Case all the metal in sight
and subject to wear is solid gold, while the re-
mainder, which only lends strength to the
case, is of stronger metal than gold,
giving gold where gold is needed, and
strong, elastic metal where strength and
elasticity are needed, combination pro-
ducing a watch case better than solid gold
and at oNE-HAIF the cost.
Over 100000 of these cases Z 4
have been sold, and every jeweler in the
country can testify to their quality and
merit.
LUDrSGToN, Mich, Dec 5. 1882
Il, T. "; marsh OF the Democrat, bought jas Boss
Goo Match case 18 years ago, and carried it until
snort uIne ago. when purchased it, and sold it to
Gustomer Ihe case showed no signs of wear, except
safely guaranteed for at least te years more have
sold the James Boss Gold Wcch Case for many years.
ana the parties who bought the first ones are carry
ing tnem To-Day as well satisfied as though they had
regard them as tie only cases of this kind jeWeler
should SCI WHO desires to give his customers the
worm OF their money or values his reputation.
WM. j. CUSHWAY, JetoeLeT.
Send cent stamp to Keystone Watch Case Factories Pha
depha, P for handsome Pam how
sasies Boss and Keystone Watch Cases made.
Ito b6 C0Rtinaed.l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07
LINCOLN AND LOGAN.

Gath has been interviewing an "old
to say of Lincoln and Logan:
Said I: "What will Logan do with
that vote of his when he finds he cannot
be nominatcd?'
81 should think he would give it to
Lincoln. While Logan is little mar
row in the matter of magnanimity he is a
good politician, as far as Illinois is con-
cerned. He probably knows that under
meath his is tremendous State feeling for
Bob Lincoln, and although Logan has
the delegation, it could be wheeled into
line for Lincoln, and make him the
candidate, or at least start bis name for
the first place on the ticket On the
other hand, Logan might use the Illinois
vote for Blaine, who is also very strong
in that State, or he might cast it for any
dark horse, though | confess" said my
Stalwart friend, II see only one dark
horse behind Blaine, and that is Bob
Lincoln"
GLOW do you think that nomination
would take?"
''It is already little ominious Lin
coin would probably give us less trouble
to elect him than any person we have
thought of. The trouble about him is
that he is next to untried, his alliances
and relations are untSied, and politicians
and conventions seldom like to take up a
man like that. But there is no man !
can think of liable to spring up suddenly
as Garfield did, like Lincoln Ben
Harrison is going to the convention
perhaps with the idea that he can play
the game of Garfield
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07
W. G.. SPALDING

Physician and Surgeon and EHaHl of Wafertown
ror Pensions Office over BANK ol ""'0h'0"-
building, up stairs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07
WATERLOO.

The Grand Army Post of this place
have indefinitely postponed the camp
fire that was to be held on May both,
Decoration Day, and will now devote
the day to memorial services and the
decoration of soldiers graves.
Work on T. B, Squire's new hotel
building is progressing finely under the
supervision of Brown & Dudley.
We learn that nearly all the saloon.
keepers will take out licenses for the
ensuing year, Notwithstanding the fact
that it has been raised from $75 to 5000.
Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07
LAKE MILLS.

A young boy named Smith, in Aztalan
was met by tramp near Jason Taylor $
on Friday night last and was requested
to deliver his money.
r. P. Atwood has traded his farm in
Kansas to George W, Bishop for 6 acres
of land lying just north of L. B. Leon
ards place. He proposes engaging in
the nursery business and fruit garden
ing.
Mrs J. A. Harsh returned the fore
part of the week from quite an extended
stay in Richland county. She has been
attending a sick brother.
Rev. J. j. Hull, formerly of Aztalan,
now of Sioux Falls, Dakota, is at the
old homestead settling up affairs prepara-
tory to the familys removal to Sioux
Falls.
Bragg's cheese box factory is again
running and turning out boxes at the
rate of over thousand per week.
During the past year there has been a
remarkable increase in the price of land
in this vicinity. Farms are becoming
more and more valuable every day on
account of the growth of the dairy inter
ests
Robert Fargo leaves to-day on COM
bined pleasure and business trip for
Tulsa, Indian Territory. He will spend
about month in that Territory and in
Kansas, visiting his son Holl at Tulsa,
and Robert Howell's family: at Oswego,
Kansas.
J. E. Harvey recently sold his PAGER to
Chicago party for $600.-Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

Last Friday Mr.. Ebins. who is trav-
cling man, residing at Fort Atkinson,
attempted to jump from train at Rees-
vile, where the train does not stop, and
in the act broke two of his ribs and his
leg.
Last Sunday afternoon, at FIVE o'clock,
Sheriff Cunningham, of this county, ar
rested at Fort Atkinson, on requisition
from Governor Rusk, one Thomas Casey,
alias Pat Casey, alias Chas. Casey, who
is wanted in Michigan, for a burglary at
Hastings. He has already served five
years in the Michigan penitentiary for
forgery. He is desperate character,
ready to shoot on sight. He walked
from Watertown to Ft Atkinson, Sun.
day, reaching that place at l o'clock,
where he stopped at his sisters house
and went to bed, The Sheriff, who had
beeu watching for him several days, was
notified of his arrival, and summoned q
posse, surrounded the house, then wrap
ped at the front door. No answer was
returned, but in a minute, the burglar
rushed out of the back door, with only
shirt and pants on. He was covered
| with five revolvers and ordered to throw
up his hands. He obeyed. was hand
cuffed and landed in the Jefferson jail
| before z o'clock. A reward of one hun
cred dollars was offed by the Sheriff Of
| Barry County, Mich, for bis arrest
MARR1ED.-At Superior City, Wis,
Monday, April 2Sth, James Bardon end
Miss Emma Conan.
The PEOPLE of Jefferson are well
acquainted with the bride, Miss Emma
Conan, who resided in this city fol
many years, and all unite in wishing
her joy in her marriage.-Bdnner
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

General Grants health constantly inn
proves. He walks little in the street
and visits his Office three or four times a
week He was there yesterday. and
laughed when reporter showed him a
paragraph in New York morning paper
to the effect that he was still confined to
his room.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

WHAT AN Iowa MAN SAW.-STEAM-
BOAT Rock, Hardin Co, April 27.-On
the oath of this month, in the evening,
when the sun was about three. quarters OF
an hour high, I, with two other
persons, saw very plainly large black
spot on the sun. 1t looked to be as large
as base ball and perfectly round, and
about two.thirds of the distance from the
lower edge of the sun toward the upper
edge apd little south from a direct line
from the lower edge to the upper edge,
We saw it with the naked eye, It was
on the sun when it disappeared There
did not appear to be any bright refec-
ton from the SUD, which enabled us to
look at it. The sun was nearly gold
color. There were no clouds to be seen,
and just before the sun set there appear
ed on parts of its face, below the black
spot, kind of brown shade that appear
ed to be in a great motion at the lower
edge, at the right, in the center, and at
one time it enveloped the sun entirely.
1t was grand sight.-Correspo ondence
of the Chicago Journal.
R. M. HIGGENcoTHAM.
First Londoner-'T 'ear they ave
h'another h'election hover hin H'amer-
lea this year,
Second Londoner-"H'o, yes; ye know
they Railways ave h'every fourteen
years."
''Did you ear 'ow the h'election turn
ed h'out?"
"H'it's not come h'off yet. but ears
as 'ow the Conservatives and the Radi-
calls 'as set their 'earts hon their man."
''Do the noble lords come from Coun.
ty New York or from county Castle Gar
den?''
"H'I don'5 know, but I 'ears there was
h'a riot in Cincinnaty, and so [ fawncy
they come from county Californy, or
may be county Texas
"H'it's hall very queer, h'isn't h'it?"
eyes, but don't you know the Tanner.
leans are very wise hin making their
Presidents prepare for their dudes by
'ard study"
"Ye doan't say say so?''
"Aye; they make 'em go through han
H'electoral College. - Philadelphia
Call.
THE New OLD TEsTAMENT.-The
American Old Testament Revision Com
pany, after twelve years of labor, COM
pleted it's work Friday at room AZ Bible
House. The last work was the final
revision of the books of Ezekiel and
Daniel. All that remains is to arrange
the variations from the British revisers,
to be printed in the appedix.
After the Old Testament revisers had
completed their work meeting of the
two companies, the one on the Old the
other on the New Testament, was held.
Drs. Schaf, Day. Crosby, Coward, Thay.
er. Durgst, Kendrick, Lee, Chase, Short,
Riddle, Chambers, and Osgood were
present. A delegation, consisting of
members OF the committee, who expect
to be in Europe the coming summer, was
appointed to attend the fna meeting of
the British committee in London the
first week in July. They are Drs.
Schaf, Green, Day, Chambers, Aiken
and Mead.
1t Is now expected that the revision of
the Old Testament. which requires much
time to be carefully carried through the
press, will be given to the public next
fall or the first of next year.-New York
San.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07
eDaer G1eiehbors
JEFFERSON.

Col. G. w. Bird is able to attend tc
duty, but looks as though he had hard
campaign, and is deserving of a pen
sion.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

The site of the historic Black Hole of
Calcutta, which was discovered several
months ago and excavated. has been
filled up and decently paved over. A
handsome tablet of white marble, bearing
suitable inscription, is about to be
placed near the spot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

veneration as do the Mormons the plates
of Joe Smiths bible
w. S. Greene and family, which in
cludes his father, n S. Greene, have
become settled ii the new nome on Mad
ison street.
Miss Belle Rohr and brother, children
of Watertown's best Mayor, spent Sunday
with the family of W. r. Shaker
Union.