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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-03

The public school closed:yesterday for
Easter. 1t will reopen on Tuesday next.
Six young ladies in the higher depart.
ment, who have been preparing for
teaching, presented Mr.. Ahern with a
fine students lamp as an expression Of
their appreciation of his efforts in their
behalf.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-03

OUR new bridge now looms up to view
in good shape, the superstructure being
we'll on toward completion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-03

IL. A. ROSE,
and Councillor at Law, Practices In
United States Land Office. Money to loan on final
proofs.
HAMILTON, DAKOTA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

Now is the time TO buy in you
winter coal. Before you DO so call on
the Plait & Frees lumber company,
east Webster street.
New goods just from the manufAc-
turers. consisting. of everything usually
kept in . first cLSs drug store.
tERGUsox & Co.
The Plat 4 Frees Lumber Co, are
giving bargains in all kinds Of lumber.
doors. sashes. blinds. &c.
If You wan; to save money buy your
goods Of the Golden Eagle. You can
find tie largest stock and always the
lowest prices there.
We have just received a fine TT OF
confec;ionery-as tine a. ret viii see
in any city. kIeeman & Wiener.
Wool socks Is ,.s and upward q: the
Golden Eagle.
DoN'r you forge, il, C. A. Owen has
the finest line Of val paper and bori-
ers eve. brought xes. of Lincoln.
Go TO the Golden Eagle for fur caps
gloves and mit;ens. At prices tina, will
as,onish even the chronic kicker.
Western Cottage and Sterling organs
and Sterling and Stineway pianos, 70,
sale nv IS. Noll-
We are .ecesying every day holiday
goods Of every description. Call AMI
cx--:ce them Wa,GHr /: Wi.-LE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
Old Nexi@.

RED CLOUD, NEB, Nov. l6, 1855.
Nh. EDITOR: In your issue OF your
paper last week I noticed 4 slight ref.
erence TO myself concerning my trip
to the south. which led me To think
that you desired some information and
were either ashamed to ask for IL. or
had no money To pay fnr II. However.
| should be much pleased to impart To
your many readers some idea OF that
wonderful country Of Old Mexico, or
the Republic Of Mexico. As you said.
Mexico is south Of here. but much
more may be said. To an American il
is n most wonderful country. wonder
fu' IN every particular. Though IL is
Our next ~neighbOr, and only separated
from us by n small stream called the
Rio Grande. which MAY he forded for
about one hundred miles. Yet though
strange it Is true that we are less like
them. know less about them. are less
identified with their Interests and have
less OF our people among them. than
any country IN the world Its climate
IS the most delightful: It's scenery the
mC.t beautiful. its people the most,
ridiculous of any country you might
visit. should ne pleased 10 write
YOU concerning Mexico politically. re-
l~igiously. and socially. and also Of home
life; then of It's resources. griculture a
fruit, stock. and above all. OF its won
derful mines. Until within q year or
two y trip into that country has been
attended with much danger, bu, now
il Is becoming safe. and the thoughtful
American may avail himself OF many
advantages by looking a little that way
G. w. HAwLEY
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

tanned. !. g how much have the per
ceptive facilities been developed, how
much have the reasoning powers been
increased. and bow strong are the re-.
tentive faculties. These are the crcs,
things ,o he sought after, and o. lso
found in nI' model school.
The 'eaCher assigns 4 lesson. not
long, but one 81 which the pupil nj
ready has some comprehension. hut II
nct sufficient, then the teacher hy 4
series ~ question. or explanation. So
lcads the minds 81 the pupil that he
can get a clear idea ~ the subject aud
10 relation to what Ia. rou" h~!"rs,
This calls forth the tho judgment Il
the teacher. out our teacher 10 equal
Ia the emergency. ard says tho righ,
word ~ tho night time. leaving the
pupil encouraged 10 investigate for
himself. and lac begins tn study We
conilne N study Tor the present tr
KIN Nwledge derived nom books. 40 that
~e assume that We have n uniformity.
and are as near viia, VIC nee q As the
times allow.
so that having begun within our
comprehension. We 20 on from the
known 10 the unknown taking but
n thing Al "a time. and thoroughly
mastering tina, IN Its related order %
other things. sndesvonns to fix IL in
The memory in such n iha, the
next thought shall not crowd i, out.
but complement and broaden II. with
the whole attention fixed. and the
world .hu. gu; fnr the time. r,s, i.
study Pro-. Smith. O. Guide Rock
upon that subject. says. TO read each
branch Understandings Is the frat
thing. The pupil. are led Ia see the
objects represented by the words and
sentences. they are le,l fiom the book
to think OF things. their position. re-.
%laiions. and influences. "a see the rea.
son for nearly every rule In each
branch. To so master each subject that
they can make the rules" A. so fcs
pupils in "a public school. know how
,o study, what has been .aId upon ihi.
subject u commented tn your careful
consideration and criticism.
To b. concluded NIT rSrk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

A WER<TER county farmer saved
sixty dollars by getting his farm loan
from W. r. O.erman.
Blue grass. timothy ., Hsekers.
Jus, received a large supply Of Ni..e'
e..eys ~ all -iIes A. Mr. Ne. homes.
Fines, line Of domestic and impo.,e;
cigars in the city ., ferguson 4 Cos.
Iron and scratches Of every kind
cured in - minute. by woolfosa'.
Sanitary Lotion. U.~ no other. Thu.
eve fail-- Sold by Ferguson 4 Go drug
gust. Ra Cloud. ely
HrspQrsKTERs for L.mher. coal.
huikiing materials. DC 10 ~ the Plata
4 Frees Lumber Co. Red Good Yos
can &c; bargains
The Golden Eagle clothing store his
lus, bought = tankrup; stock Of cloth
ing at le>. thar s. cen, ca the dollar,
and .ili give you . benehi o. so~
prices
Evap0ra,ed and dried iruiu. NJ
Hacker.
For.hArSains in dry goods 70 70 Mn-
NewhousisL
Highest prices paid for oos lao
bushels O. corn ss Haley 4 spoke6sd
Nice Jersey csps fos - csnn -
KAiey 4 Spskenest's.
Overcua;s - yea ADD upsssds ~
the Golden Eagle
Bnckuhesi aosr and maple syrup ~
Hackers
For the hs~s Organs .ee the Wessers
Cottage. so5j by J = SolL-
Yoa can get the fe>s organ bs she
sexSt ~snfsyw
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

Ii 10 ID wonder that the Golden
Eagle sec , ou, 40 many large bun
dies, wkA you a get . good. servic-
able suit mems sizes. for s. 50 and
upward1 Overcosts from $2a5 and
upvardsS
Save pney by getting your farm
loans fri W. 7. OvermAn. Money
turuishd promptly.
See III Western Cottage organ be-
fore bu1 rs.
EvaN ( Perry wish to say that they
are pfs1 red 10 move buildings.
Tho kbraska & Kansas Farm Loan
20. han plenty OF money to loan.
Mox Money, Money, Call on
w PU erman for your iarm loans.
Graz erries al Hackers.
Pxs3 wanting too buy pianos or
0rGaoe mil save money by seeing j.. S.
Cdl n kseeman l. Wiener at the
pOst1d Ice for choice, and always fresh.
impo1 FL, Key West, sud domestic
cgaF
Il der TO close out the remnants
He3 Cock offers . few patterns oi
~ Hper At ), 10 and L. cents per
doUk roll.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

The Trader. Lamisr Co. 81 the
city. Nr. J. y o. bic manager, 10 no~
fully prspasei To fusnssh the peo, e -
the country ~sdJzos-,n Hsff5o<sd viss,
lumber. building msrriai. lime. hair
cement. hard aud an coal. etc In
any quantity desired and .. the me-:
reasonable rates. ], uiIl PAY the p~so-
pie IL Webster. smith and Ie.e.l.
counties. and ~ fsr, any AMI sveryooe
IN = radius Il sfy miles 81 Red Coud
20 get figure. from the Traders 'urni.~s
oondsnv II ins~odsng 10 bald. as The
company are hand ,o cell lunt~s ~
all hsazrts- When 200 xani anything
IN our lne call and zee Hs L~sose buy
Ing elsewhere.
Txapsns L-Nssx Co.
Per y. T. Costa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
NORTHEAST SMITH.
Weather fine.

Weather fine.
Corn hu.king i. the order OF the day
X Lev,s has returned from hi. visi,.
Geo. Watson mother and brother
are out from Illinois on a visit.
John Wagner 10 building . fine
new house.
Mr.. A. u Browns mother 10 ont
from Illinois TO 1--we with her.
Well, that long looked 10. schoua
house IN district No. 81. j. on the wing
The district has bsTtigh, the maisria!
and are preparing 70 bufd immediate
~. :. o. NEoSE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

The STATE W W. y. KISG-On last
Tuesday the case Of The State of Ne
braska VS. w. n. liking, editor Of the
Helmet who some lew weeks ago made
an assault on l.. ID. Denney who re-
Gently returned from China. was
brought to trial in the District Cour,
before Judge Gaslin, and after a brief
examination Of the facts i'll the case
the, Judge prescribed . fine of
one hundred dollars and costs and 90
days in Jail. The nex, day however
the Judge for reason. Of his own, and
10y the request Of the defendants
friends suspended the Jail sentence
until the next term Of court, upon the
condition that the fine and costs be-
paid, which was soon afterwards done.
Kings friends raising a portion of the
money, the total Of which with COSTS
amounted to $lG2jO. This case has
caused considerable excitement and
comment in this city from friends Of
both parties, some claiming that The
sentence was too severe. while others
say the reverse and think it just. 1t
was certainly very expensive for our
contemporary. and We would advise
him to beware III the future ofSmsking
it necessary TO aprear before the judge
Of the district court, who has a reputa-
ton of giving the full extent Of the
law" to all who may come before His
Honor, and here we draw the veil pre-.
ferrins that the people pass their judc-
ment on the case a. best suits their
convictions, believing as we do thai
Mr.. King will have learned a lesson by
hi. resent experiences hat will be
BENEFICIAL and lasting rs far as he is
concerned. However. we can, see the
sense of sentencing a person to u term
in Jail when It is well known that the
sentence can not be carried out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
RED CLOUD
70 Our D~eiinquenrs.

We have several hundred dollars
due us on our: subscription which
we must have in the next few days, ~
We IRE about TO buy 4 new power
printing press which is now made
necessary by our increasing subsbrip-
ton list. We hope all who are in ar
resrs will come forward promptly and
help US along by paying up as
soon as possible. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

Tho Golden Eagle sells the hesl
mans boo, for - evcs cold Ia tho
county. and their SeIs booss md shocs
IN all grades cannot be bcst fcs quality
End piicr anywhere.
Tho price. mr bankrupt stock sf the
Golden Eagle are 90 low that none 90
&" away without buying all their pusss
will allow.
Coal. lime. hair. etc, II Piau& Press
lumber ysrd..
Lumber. coal. etc. - cheap - sny-
where in .he city. ut Fiats i Frees
Lumber Yard..
ForSp-Be,weer the Red Cloud
depot And Republican river bridge. ono
.sdtie and COW vf,p. The on nss can
obtain the Same 10y proving property
and paying charges.
love- Gso. r. forx.
NoTicg-Thc Amboy mill shu, down
Saturday. November y. except fer
grinding buck wheat. which nue., ~ in
by Tuesday. Nov. - Four i,nss-
ANoi fresh MiIch coz Tor sals
Price go cash. u. =. Hnysas.
hsinsftlbFf. every Goifaf Dt rasn
purchases =, " :i, a Wallace yoa
receive a tieie, IN the grand dss~ing
of ;ho.e elegant prizes.
Ge' your riding ar, before tho CAT
load .. exhausted. a, a. I. Funkis
a l. Frxx IA. a consignment II .
car load 81 bugziss that muss be soId
within thirty days.
The best hugTic. for tie money vere
sold by A. !. FUNK la.l Saturday. eser
bfougb; to Red Cloud.
Pos stationary and fancy Soois call
a, tie pos,-ofhce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
9 Per Gent Farm Loan

The Nebraska Farm LOar will
make you q loan on you fm at
straight 9 per cent and .sh the
money without any delay. Call on
:hem in the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
Dissolution Notice.

Notice !, heresy gwen tina, Walker
K Brakefield have Dissolved partner
snip. Mr.. Walker having cod hs m.
iniersa; To Palmer 4 Crawford. Al
notes and accounts will to- leh with T
Brakeaeld for collection. BTakeheld.
Palmer, K Crawiori will carry or the
bushes. At the old stand
l6xJ WIIKrnA BE.kZrIIio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
al w.IkrnA BEsSZrIuLo.

As'ock OF general merchandise cot
ale a, rrasonable figures or eIeh snge
for Land or town property. Address
Z. .. tox 10. Red Cloud. Ssb. Isl!
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

One six fos Oval front sA0g CO..
CT csuSs-
Cali ard s~e the ssexsns msxe be1
Ia b. ossn .~ay ~ Wright : wst
Ascss-
For The hess bcces - sAs@ hs -
women ard ehSidsso. Nso ths 0shsan
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

LsI-By the nndenignei. between
BIS farm and Hoe siiIi. saturday. OFT
ss,h. las. . certain noe ~ sass. x,sen
by wiiFsm Toers~s 90 rse-srisk w.e-
efss, given tbs fore pan a Ssps. iseS
and due the LEA 81 yovemhss. nws
- m ents.em.n: as Us an s.ss Aark a
noe. The ..s~ - .estisb s.d DSd.
and parsse. GndIssx The ADe are -
9aessej % leave Il Win Ns. Rsasss. q
tsus HILL gsse HRxpascg Wsarm"e
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
bmethtu0 New.

Royal y BY specs. warranted to look
like fine sd. always wear like gold,
and fitted with pebble lens for $50
to % pet hir. For sale only by the
exclusive Ewelry store Of Red Cloud.
y. ii. MARYArT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

Taken up on premises leas>d By no
ecsson -. tosoship 2 range u. ia
&C, .. iss3. sei Asd sp<Aied cal.
calf by proving property and paying
eharyc. n Cot&NsS-
Red Co<sd. yeb. Nov. L. IS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

THE Missouri Pacific railroad com,
pany have last week COMPLETED
their survey from Salem 20 Red Cloud.
They run their line along Cedar Creek
across the bluff TO Red Cloud. which
will make a splendid route. and ended
within SIX feet OF Judge Gump's FEST
dence. The SURVEY WAS a moei thor.
ough one. We understand. and there is
no; much doubt bn, what the ". I.
will ON To Red Cloud shortly If ey-
eryihing 1, favorable. This I, VIA, ne
want. and i; will not tie long before
Red Cloud will hear The cry ali aboard
for Salem, and ali points southeast"
lie, her come: the sooner the quicker.
II can. get here 10 quick for N peo-
pie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

Me-. f. ALIEN, the ,enan, on Vim
Parkes' farm near the city, had the
misfortune Of having a mule, n span OF
colts. and a span Of hor.es run down
by a b h NJ. train last Saturday. The
animals go. out II the stable somehow
and before they were discovered, got
on the track and were so badly crip-
Piled that they died. Tins il a hard
blow ard a serious loss 20 Mr.. Allen,
who is a poor man. and the company
should pay him full value for mis- loss.
RAILROAD companies should lie com
PEELED 10 fence their lines. especially
along farms. or pay full value when
they kill stock. \ nan should have
the privilege Of allowing his stock TO
run AZ large ON his " premises.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
IEAvALA

Beautiful Weather. aud ~. farmers
are improving ;, hu.sing corn.
That "ru.,ier." Charley Hunter 10
shipping hogs from here tiiis week. Ito
u also hgiuy pile. II com.
Mr.. Orchard the pre.i,l.n, ~ Tho
Peoples Lumber -. .. ,,.hns In
Enter and Lnculn.
Mr.. Humphrey II ~imi,snois. 10
VISITING irchis IN thf- vicinity.
Mrs J. ~ Crsn,tvriu has rcturnoi
from Ono, where che has ,-scu for
several months. anil J. D. smiles Ioodcr
Than ever
Some ~ oir defeated candidates fer
office uP here appear Ia feel badly oves
IT, Guess u struck in"
Arncson 4 Co. are having . So11
trade In tlIr1r new store.
a. J.. GRAY. ctir nes j. r. has HE
mug residence completed and vill
move into IT TN . few days.
4 couple Of lalies living south Of tho
'iyar in trying la drive homo from
here one If the darkest evenings lass
week. lost their way. and becoming be-
viIdcrcd drove around fos soaie time
until ihei, lively musio brought
couple Vi gallant youths 10 their rec
cue sNyGN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

OS last Saturday n. u. Jones and
viii Smith had quite IA trying drive "a
Riverton. When just w--, lnavale
the team became fractions and ran
away. Will Smith. being naturally
weak. was unable 10 hold tie animals
and just a. thew approached conyen-
lent mud hole, out will Went over the
dash board "ker splash" and into il he
.'sOt,' while the team. which by thi,
time had broken loose from the buggy
were speeding on towards Riverton at
n 240 rate, while K. ID. split his sides
at the awful position the vice-president
Of the Nebraska Lumber Company Was
occupying. 1t VAS fun for all but
Smith, who wa nonplu>sed over the
accident by which he made such an
impression on that mud hole. How
yer no perceptible injury was done to
either party. only they were compelled
to retracc their steps to Inavale and ge,
another horse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

tainment in the Opera House on the
18th. AT which time they will play
Past Redemption" one of the finest
temperance dramas extant. Our citi-
Gems should %patronize them freely.
The CHIEF hat added many new and
handsome fonts Of type tbi. week to
its already complete selsv,ion and is
prepared as usual, to de- Ill classes of
fine work as cheap as he cheapest.
and guarantees first>s &s work or no
pay. All classes of 7 ork promptly ex-
ecuted. Call and ct our figures.
The CHIEF has scout completed Ar
rangem ents by which It soon expects
to put in . new steam Prouty cylinder
press for newspaper work. This We
expect 20 do wishin the next sixty days
Our circulation Is now about twelve
hundred aud ikbecomes necessary to
have have! better srei'i'is' for printing our
N. W. Dickinson wishes to extend
mis- heartfelt gratitude 10 the Odd
fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges
Of Red Cloud for their kind treatment
Idnring hB recent illness, and takessahs
method Of informing his brethren that
their efforts are fully appreciated. and
that he will ever hold then in grats-
Ahll remembrance.
LEW GMcE1. the wandering minstrel
Who gave . grand exhibition here .
fee months ago. under the auspices Of
Garfield Post. G. A. r, win do likewise
in Blue Hill soon, 81 ~ secured the
largoe list Of presents over subscribed,
70 Be given away % parties Who pur-
chase tickets 70 the entertainments
given By the Blue Hill Post The
success Of his Red O6nd eniestainment
vs. snEprsioe. and eSe long b n-
membeged g among fQAG11 osee Civ.
en- in - city,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-01

The city council of New Orleans passed an
ordinance some time ago appropriating
$1,000 for a junketing expedition to Philadel-
phia, the excuse being the return of the Lib
erty bell to that city. The mayor and coun-
cilmen had purposed having high old time
at all the cities where they rested, and to
their inflated imaginations was presented
constantly tho dream of an uninterrupted
series of banquets of which they would be
the central figures. The whole fabric has,
however, been rudely torn down by the com
mitteO of One Hundred of the Crescent City
who have managed to obtain an injunction
of tho enforcement of the ordinance. AS New
Orleans is now struggling with very heavy
load of debt, the increasing size Of which has
been troubling the citys creditors, the action
of the committee is eIninently wise
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-01
Eschew the s. Chestnut"

The New York Sun, with generous
credit, copies from the Philadelphia Times
a version of the story of the drunken man
who buttoned hisbig coat around lamp-post
aud fastened himself erect to this support.
This is very old story, which is started
regularly about the last of May every year,
on its rounds in the form that the San re-
prints it, of drunk man, in linen duster,
who is buttoned to the lamp-post; in Octo-
ber the story starts back on its rounds, the
only change in it being that an ulster is
substituted for the duster. 1t is very much
of "chestnut" as newspaper story.
Albeit, we desire to direct the attention
OF the brethren to it as a dangerous story to
tackle; as much to be guarded against, SO
to speak, as monkeying with the buzz saw.
Some years ago night editor of paper
up in Erie saw this story, and being short
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-01

FREDERICK HARRISON charges that Her
bert Spencer recently published in the
United States volume containing three arti-
cles from the formers pen in connection with
three from his own. He says that the ab
stracted articles were from the Niaetecnth
Century, and that they were simply inter
spersed with critical comments by Spencer in
the use he made of them. These articles,
Mr. Harrison asserts, were used without his
consent or knowledge, and he further says
that the editor the Nineteenth Century was
not consulted in their use. 1t is hard TO UNI
derstand how a scientific litterateur like Her
bert Spencer could be guilty of such an un-
blushing plagiarism as is depicted by Mr.
Harrison lie is certainly in no need of the
brains of other people TO make his works
saleable in the literary market 1t may be
that similarity of treatment of the subjects
discussed has led Harrison into error, but
the charge in so broad and direct that the
complainant's side cannot be explained away
on this hypothesis. The literary public
should, however, suspend judgment until
Mr.. Spencer Is heard in his own behalf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-01

Political reformers who wage battle
against the Mulhooly kind of statesmanship
that blisters with corruption, find as rule at
the end doftheircampaign that they have added
materially to the list of enemies that all men
who have opinions of their own and maintain
them possess. They also find too often that
their labors are for naught and that their in
terests, pecuniary and otherwise, have suf-
fered. This gloomy picture, however, cannot
be made of the reform situation in Albany,
New York. There ON Memorial Day Mr..
Marcus Il. Hun was presented with magni-
ficent silver service valued at $1,000 by the
Citizens association as an appreciation of his
good fight against the city rings If Albany
makes any further similar recognition OF
honesty in its fight against corruption, it
might appropriately have its name changed
to Utopia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-01

Of copy" adapted il for the occasion and
location, and put the occurrence on one Of
the citizens of that town. The innocent
real editor woke up next morning TO find
himself the subject of libel suit. In vain
he apologized and disclaimed, and to no
purpose the real offender tried TO shoulder
up the blame. The editor was held before
the court, prosecuted and convicted, the
Judge charging severely and squarely
against him, even though it was shown
that he had no knowledge of the publca
tion.
The story of the man, with the duster o.
ulster and the lamp post, had better be lie
| alone.