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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

RhllosoPhy u he Day.
The degrees Of luck are % various
that they can be applied to al cir
cumstsnces.
Wisdom waits to be asked for I'd.
vice.
Truths differ. Sometimes they are
told to . mans face, and sometines
behind his back.
The truth about some men are not
told until after they are dead.
Vanity produces Germs and vexa-
lions Of spirit.
Trusts are combinations Of men
and corporations that cannot trust one
another.
II every man could have his way,
tho world would be almost depopuls,
ted.
Some men discipline themselves Il
death.
Experience gets there every time
Worry kills more men than wan.
A woman tired Of hearing Of love
is tired Of living.
Men would be less wicked If they
would hunt for fewer opportunities.
Great men can out-grow nick
names.
Sometimes il il wiser TO beg par
don than to fight. The other fellow
nay be bigger, and black eye 10 q
cloud.
The man that never knows the
time Of day il always too early OF too
late TO wait.
The man that guesses At probabili.
ties often over.reaches the man that
waits for the truth.
Many . man lives on the reputation
others make for him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

SUPEi.s sSGRS PROCEBDlNGS.
Board met all members being pres
ent.
The minutes Of the last meeting wers
read and approved.
On motion the county clerk was In
structed to extend the mandarin
levies as ordered by tho board at the
last meeting on the various school dis
tricts, upon the territory named in
each mandamus. Also ordered that
the levy of 10 mills on School Dist. No
73 be increased to 16 mills, and that
no levy be extended on districts No. IS
6S and ~ for the payment Of bonds.
On motion q petition asking for the
opening Of a road on line between Sec
lions 90 and 2l. town 4. range ~. was
granted and the road ordered opened
and Frank Wheat allowed damages to
the amount of $40.
On motion $500 or 50 much thereof
as is necessary wa granted to Inavale
township to be used in building two
bridges one on Farmers creek be-
tween sections s and II and tho other
between sections % and Sc. town z.
range ~.
On motion an appropriation of 800
was granted to Harmony township to
repair a bridge acros the Little Blue
river on the south line of section 15-4-
-. Said 800 to be taken from q for
lner appropriation Of 1925 granted
said township at the meeting in June.
A request from Sanford and others,
contractors for the stone work of the
Jail. asking q reimbursement of Sl42.64
On claimed difference between values
If Hubbel and Beattie stone WAS reject
ID by the board.
Laird, Groves and Martin were ap-
as appraisers to sppsaise the
}! of SET of 36-4-9.:
The following official bonds were ap-
proved by the board.
John Blaine. Justice of tie Peace,
Pleasant Hill.
Joshua L. Fuller constable. Pleasant
Hill.
e. G. Cox town clerk, Pleasant Hin. |
o. w. Hall, o. II. 4. L. No. ~.
A. G. Diehl, o. n. r. D. No. IS.
Board adjourned to meet July 10Th.
It 9 o'clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

Millinery and ladies' furnishing
goods, 18th avenue. 3 doors east Of
McFaslands. You will fad in my
stock silk gloves, nitts, dress shields
bustlss. plain and Dotted v.ilings and
the finest line Of &owers in the city.
I will sell my summer goods cheap to
make room for a large stock of fa2
millinery and fancy work matirials.
Examine my stock before buying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

Doe. NeKseby With his usual gain 10
attempting through the columns Of biz
Patrid sheet, the Republican to bssmsa.
George Warren Of the Argus because hs
lsess 20 b . candidate for the pest-o0ee.
TAe CnrE1 has NO particular intsrsst n
~ Postomoe any further than 70 80 .
geed man put there and Mr.. Warren
Would suit rs just - veil - any ono slss.
II Doc. NeKeeby would publish I'll Of HE
vsak points vs presume they would Al .
vslsnn that people would not care 70
fsad. Tho swelling Of tho Does head
vosld make another great volumn. The
fssts are that Doc and his gang have had
- 90 four miles into the country to ct Q
man to il their bill rather TIA. 70 sue.
gsst some good man in the city. Mr..
Warren h just - much entitled 70 the
odBes vs should say - any Of IL Big q
out6t are. if not really moro %. Again
With tho supreme gain that the "Artf1l
Dodger" is known to possess, 10 saya
that Mr.. warren's opponsats are men q
far superior ability, That il Q d,ree,
prsvariestion on it, very faos and III
sliek gentleman knows IL % b %. - Mr.
Warren u veil qualified 70 an an q III
requirements Of the omes. The inassus>
Of their friends" ssys tAs dest1r. veald
bes16cisnt to end his ea1didsey. '3peA
barsfaosd agotism - Tie abevs statement
a the part OF the doctor and is Oatft o.
Political shystsrs. il snoegh - give ~
be % The assertion. TAsir inausnes i
~ assunsd and II Tie sesgrsssieaal Il,
ogotioa h Warrington k1sv ~ psinsi.
yals vAo ass opposing hin ~ sase veald
y settled without further notieo q III
0ver. The post-oMes Il . pesitisn IL.
any hoaerahls and qualified nan = a.
titled 70 work for aAa tAo laee for Il
0hesld - fe1ght~ respectfully and noe b
ly1ng and falsifyfng - Aavs the big
QUIT been guilty Of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

The mosquitoes this year are nor,
plentiful, larger and seemingly more
blood thirsty than Of any former yea,
in recollection. One person WHOM
We csn rely upon IS being truthful
tells US that they N 50 large down q
the river that many Of them vii
weigh . pound; that sit on logs, tree
and bark, when . good healthy perso,
chances to pass BY them. In view
Of this fact We caution picnic partie.
Of fat persons to beware Of Riversid'
Park.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

RED CLOUD, July 10th, 1889.
Board again met with full board pres.
ent.
On motion $50 was granted to Line
township to repair the bridge at the
mouth of Cedar creek.
On motion it was ordered that the
entire township of Red Cloud hereafter
shall constitute one road district to be
known as road district No. s; said orde,
to 90 into effect November LIST. 1889.
On motion it was ordered that q
bridge bs built east of the city Of Red
Cloud across Crooked creek. said
bridge to be built on good oak piling,
to be 16 feet wide and not to exceed 4e
feet in length.
On motion the county attorney VA
instructed to notify the railroad com
pany to ditch and convey the water OF
that is now lying between tho city oi
Red Cloud and the B. 4 n. depot.
The following resolution VA adopted
BY the board: Resolved. that the county
guarantees the transportation and The
necessary clothing for Frederick Koou
of Blue Hill during tho time he may b
in the institution for the feeble minded.
The following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered on the county
general fund Of 1859.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

Furniture Of . three room hose.
Good dress making stand and good
trade. Reason for selling poor health
Possession given at once. Apply OF
Mrs. L. B. MOLpOIR.
Webster St opposite Moon block.
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

A clear peazly and t~zansparsnt skin u n
ways . sign Of pure blood. And IN persans
troubled with dark. greasy, yellow o. blotehed
0kin ON Fest insured that their blood b CT a
order. A few doses Ut BeGg's blood puEi1el
and blood maker viii remove Tie cause and The
skin viii become clear and transparent. TFy.M
and II saftsfAction Is not given It win cost you
nothing. Il b fully warranted. C. L. Getting;
dIuekiSk
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

BittnerD Drsnstie c.. and Marine
Bad have been engaged b. Manager
Fulton for The wesk during the tourn.
aDent Tlis eoopssy carries seven
tees neeple md oae Of tAe best that
Aas eve oses@tkSs4k he weee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

The following claims were allowed
on the county bridge fund Of 1851.
0amnsl Heaton bridge Wuek...."...o -
u. h Holdrsdes beides IN InaSals tvp... - q
D. NeCallum material 1or bsides..... lsoa
WmL Irona n q
q. ". Dow woEk n bstdss..-....- 80
On motion Frank A. Ksuhn Was ap-
pointed - constable IN Red Cloud City
% I'll vacancy.
On motion It 10 ordered not to insure
the court house at present
A claim q L. Baum Soe Q refund Of
taxes. assessment Of 1885. was rejected
b the board.
On motion The levy q 10 mills lsvisd
|oa school district No. s. was ordered
|sAaagsd to 10 mills.
On motion the levy Of s mills On
school district No. % was ordered q.
tended On the original territory.
The eiicial bond Of F. A. Kuehu -
constable Of Red Cloud City was sp-
proved.
The report Of Eva J. King county
superintendent for Tie quarter ending
Juue 80. 1859; was approved By the
board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

An exchange says that . man Who
stops his own paper because he does
mot Ike The proprietor, and then Dor
row his neighbor's paper to keep pos.
ted on the town happenings, has
reached . depth in pure eusssdnsss
beyond which there is no decent, and
10 entitled to whatever attaches to
the meanest man on earth II any Of
our readers know Of . man Of this
kind they are requested to marx this
paragraph for his special benefit.
Furniture Of all kinds cheaper than
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

That people lnger along always complaining
Of BegE's blood purifier and blood maker Win
remove this feeling. give them . god appetite
and regulate digestion. G L Getting, druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

First Day, Tuesday, July Is.

Reception of Firemen,
Meeting of Board of Control at 8 p, m.
|Serenade in evening, Red Cloud Comet band.
Second Day, Wednesday, July IL.
Grand parade at 10 a. H.. Best appearing
company, Silk Banner: l p m Green hos
race. First prize. $50, I'd 50. e
z p m,--Green hook and ladder race, LIST
Prize $75, I'd prize $50.
p m,--Chiefs race. prize fine 80 comb
Firemens Helmet Hat, valued at Sis.
"A p m -Foremens race, prize, fine belt, VAL
ued at So.
Third Day, Thursday, July Is,
10 a m,--Hose race. 80 class, first prize 500
I'd prize $50.
IL a m-Hook and ladder race. A class, first
prize 500. I'd prize $50.
80 p m.--Ladder climbing contest, FRS
prize handsome tournament ladder, valued
at $50. I'd prize Silver Cup.
$50 p m,--Coupling contest, first prize, State
Sd prize SIS
4 p m.-Champion wet run, LIST prize SIS
I'd prize $50
Fourth Day, Friday, July l9.
10 a m-Pompier corps, first prize $50. I'd
prize $25
II a mug Of war contest. first prize $40
and State Championship Trophy, I'd S.
80 p m--State Championship Hose Race
first prize, l5O dollars and State Cart, I'd
prize 70 dollars.
p m--State Champion Hook and Ladder
Race, first prize l50 dollars. and Champion
belt I'd prize rs dollars.
Reduced railroad fare, special ho-
tel rates, Liberal premiums.
For full particulars, address A. ]. Tomlinson, z
chm ex. committee, Red cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

Furniture Of all kinds cheaper than
ever At F. Y. Tsylor'A
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Every time the ground is uncovered
in winter some farmers turn cut cows.
sheep aud other stock to browse on
frosted and innutrius heritage. Some
of them think they ~ by them, but
they ara greatly mistaken. Frostes
grass quickly has all its strength wash
ed out Of it and becomes a drastic Wit
iator of the stomach Of any animal
tempted by hunger to eat it. Left
where it lies, it has some value as a
mulch for the grass roots yer which
it grew. When removed Wis only an
injury. The winter p%asturing on far
western plains is Lot comparable to
this. These plains are. OF used to he
rainless, and the heritage dried into
tolerably good hay before freezing.
Of late years rains have increased
on the plains. aud the winter hay no
longer possesses its former hurative
value.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
PRAIRlE.

pleasant Prairie still exists after the
good hits given its "mOonshine" by the
man in the moon its dark nights will
come With the warm weather.
Change is busy IS else where.
8. l. Umphenor's sold out to Mr.. Mad
ison Who is now a resident of p. p.
Vim. Rankle will vacate the farm Of R.
X. Orchard soon, and Mr.. o. and family
will again be among Us. Who will make
the Z change.
But few Of the first settlers remain here
but they are bound 70 stick.
Mrs. J. B. Cleghorn is in very poor
health.
We learn the sad news Of the death Of
Mrs. Iney. z. Springer wife Of J. L.
Springer at their home in Bladen after an
illness Of q few days. Mrs. 8. vas form
erly a resident Of this place and viii be
BY the pupils Of our school
as one Of their number four years ago.
G8IM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

The legislature should avail them
selves of the opportunity to CORE ct
our election laws. There is altogeth-
too many chances for fraud under the
present law. In this county
Tor nearly every year for the past
Eve, there has been large sums of
money used to defea. the regular
tickets and thwart the will of the
people. The Australian law or some
other Law should be enacted to pre-
vent election frauds, and then one to
prevent electioneering and otherwise
influencing the votes Of the people,
before election. 1t would be the
means Of knocking some Of our would
be political steerers in the head and
give the people a chance to elect their
officers without interference Of cranky
politicians.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

The sale OF the Stitch bankrupt stock il
Hastings still going IN. the goods con
sisting of the finest grades Of dry goods
boots and shoes. clothing and fancy goods
will all be closed ont within 30 days at q
reduction Of from one third to one half OF
the original price. All goods marked in
plain figures, SO that each purchaser eau
select for himself. In order to give farm.
ers a chance they may club together and
purchase 500 Or upward and I will give
them time until after harvest to make
payment.
Among the stock are $4,000 of shoes of
the following popular makes: Eorbush L
Brown, Pingree Il Smith, Bradley L net
calf. p. Cox, Williams 4 Hoyt, Carlisle,
James Parsons, Neidich L Co., WriRh 4
b. Cannon.
To merchants and dealers I will hold
out still better Indictment. Merchants
desiring fuller particulars viii address.
ISAAC CAHx. Hastings, Mob.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

The Lyeeum last Friday night vas vel
attendsded Notwithstanding the high
wind that vas prevailing at the time.
Mics Georgia Booth, Who has been Wis.
iting her aunt, nrs. c. w. Fuller, returned
last Saturday to her home near Long Is
land. Kansas.
NJ. Dsnverg Of Iowa vko located here
tvoo or three months ago. has pur-
chassd Of c. ". Fuller the property in the
west part Of town. that vas formerly
owned BY DR. Hurd.
@. s. Gibson vent this week to omsAa.
He expects 70 remain three months a
agent for . arm there. after which ne yin
visit ~ Of the large cities OF the vest
in the interest Of the same nrm.
AMK1IcAS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

The submission amendment has
passed the senate. Now let the house
of representatives do their duty and
give the people . chance to vote on
the subject for themselves. The leg.
islature should not put themselves up
q bigger men than the people who
elect them, but should remember that
they = only creatures Of the people
to do the bidding of the people. Tai
CHIEF is not . prohibition;st but be
lieves in people governing, and if the
legislature does not acquiesce in thu
matter there will be something drop
and drop heavy some day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Our remark some few weeks ago in
reference to state and private bank.
being duly inspected by state examin.
ers seems to be the prevailing ides
among men who ale familiar with
those institutions. 1t is an absolute
fact that there is no responsible man
agement Of these banks By the state,
and If those kind Of banks wish to de.
fraud their creditors it is a very easy
matter for them to do so. The state
legislature should by all means pro-
tect the people by passing a more
stringent Law governing state and pri-
vate banking institutions. 1t is an
absolute necessity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Notice il hcrty given that under and ~ ,ir.
snn ii IN OrJcr II sale issued cut II the district
cnaFt q the eight judicial district In and icr
Webster county, NcbrAska. upon = decree In
q actioa pending in said rcart wtsrtn G'coc.e
o.. YcWu9 = pklt1tia, and DunelAS Ienogu. ~ III
m dcfe0dnnsA, shall Offer Tor sale ~ pub &c
V1n6Ue for cash In hand q the east door u the
co1It house IN md Cloud. said county. rhet
49, fhe rlAce where the last term 81 our
NJ koidenl ON tie lth day II March. iAo. Il !
O'Clock p. m. tie following described
pru0crty io-wit: Lo. six O. and
seVUn "a in block nineteen ~.
n smith & Moore's addition 10 the tcwn ~ ;s.S
(1mM1 in Webster county. Nebraska G'~rf
u61cf my hand this nth day 30 January. iSs.
IoSn q. Eei~c. II. c. Sr~tt, Sheriff.
Plaintiff 5 s..o-nss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

The democratic party never we're
very much on var as their record
plainly shows for the last Fifty years,
that il a. . party, hence the people OF
the country ought not to expect Cleve-
land and Bayard to bristle up to
Germany sver the Samoan trouble IL
any large extent. The policy OF that
party has been weak-kneed all through
the past four years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
school. a.

School Report for the month ending
Jan. 25th In Dist No. Sc. No. OF DAYS
taught, 10. No. Of pupils enrolled, rs.
Average daily attendance, 20. Nance
OF pupils m absenf during the month:
Katie Allies. Susie Amack, Ella Amack.
Bertha Svearinxen. Clarence 6v-sarinRss.
Frank Amack. Dean Smitn. Alva us2ord,
Jessie se'ord. Orviiie Holingrain and
Charles HOlinsra.n.
Visitors: Lloyd Amack, KISS Ida craft,
kiss Mertic Bryant, Walter Teachvorth.
Charles Amack, n. l.. d. Smith and Kiss
S~wcaringeu. Patrons arc cordially il
vitcd to call and note progress Of school.
EroAR. n. PACK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

For the benefit Of the Riverton En-
terprise, We will say that Judge Gas
lin adjourned cours on petition Of the
Webster county bar. Whatever may
be Judge Gaslin's faults THE CHIEF
believes in giving him his dues.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

DR.. JaQues' German worm cakes destroy
worms and remove them from the system Safe
pleasaae and edective-
CnclcS Same condition powder viii ours dis
te0neFR. coughs. colds. fcycrs and most Of tie
dlsa6sro % which horses, cattle. sheep. hogs
ma poultry are subject Sold by Al druggists.
Uncle sans nerve and bone hnimcut viii
Fulev0 Opeutns. hruisco. neuralgia and rheunar
-. oo1d by al druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Remember this. that r. Barley
will put up q large auosst Of river
ice this winter and vill be ready to
serve the people With pure river ice
instead # creek icc; Hold your or
ders for him. Sltf
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

ClaRAP FARM LOANS.
Interest Straight Per Cent.
c.. pay part or all of principal a:
any year and stop interest. Well Sc
cured notes bought. Insurance in
good companies.
L. +. GATHER,
Red Cloud. Neb.
O6ce over post Office
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

A literary and ice cream social win be
held at the residence of MS. Sherwood ON
xonLsy evening. February 9TH. Enter
tsinmsnt furnished BY xrs. Shervood's
class. Admission 3 cents. Cake and
cream fifteen cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Trade wheSe yen can bay goods che
cheapest Coed yarn 50 cesss : ID.
A Splendid jeass for 90 cts . yard, a
the Western & Southern Mercantile
Association.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
IlNAvALR.

A. j. worthington has returned from
Chicago.
We were pleased 10 So the familiar a
Of J. c. Chambers On oar streets SHAKING
haads With Old frisnds.
c. annsef shipped . car load Of cattle
to Omaha.
c. h. Piiney is making . visit 10 the
eastern part Of this state.
4. ]. worhiAeoa left this morning
Iowa his future home tab.
ing Nth hin . car Of yonns horsss.
There - . dance ~ Johnnie vsseAnis
monday night Prrss Don.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

fhefs will be especial meeting q
the Fisse Nseiousl Bask q Red Cloud
a. its banking house 4 o'clock. Satar.
Is February 18th for The parpese Of
elccting nine directors foe IL ess,-
Ing year. JSe. r SUaW,
SS-4t Cse1iar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
Official Rccapitulation Of County Trcasurcr's Report.

showing the amnm hMiJ h SS thee collections since made wmnur redeemed dm m remaining OF hand a. III
dDecubn1 1885, each ndM the several funds and emntd ON b MeNmtT "rHrW Webster uy Nebraska
total amount Of the several item. stated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-03
FaInersville.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
FAkMERsvnLE, TEX. June 29.-The
farmers and business men of this town
and vicinity held meeting this evening
to consider what they would use to wrap
their cotton in this fall J. s. Rike was
canedto the chair, and T. S. Litson was
requested TO act as secretary. A resolu-
ton was passed to the effect that the
people would use cotton bagging though
it came higher than jute.
DR.. A. H. NeotheY. G. 7. S. Litson Is
c.. Clifton, Josh Goteher, Ben Fry and
B. S. King were appointed delegates to
the Dallas freight convention.
=. Farmersville is situated in the richest
country in Texas, is at the crossing of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
company and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, and is one of the best points in
Texas for cotton factory. Capital
seeking an investment should not over
look this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-03
KILLED THE MAN-EATER.
Details of a CHASTITY Indian Tragedy-Devoured
Alirn. =
Calcutta Correspondent London Times.


Calcutta Correspondent London Times
The notorious Jounsar man eating
tigress has at last been killed by young
forest officer. The tigress has been the
scourge Of the neighborhood of Chakrata
for the last ten years, and her victims
have been innumerable. On one occa-
sion she seized one out of a number Of
foresters who we're sleeping together in a
hut, carried him off and deliberately made
him over to the cubs to play with him
while she protected their innocent gam
bols from being disturbed His COM
panions were eventually forced to take
refuge in tree from her severe attacks.
Here they witnessed the fol-
lowing CHASTITY tragedy: The
tigress went back and stood
over the PROSTATE form of her victim
and purred N d cat-like and self-com-
placent way to her cubs, who were
romping about and rolling over the ap-
parently lifeless body. She then lay
down q few yards off and with blinking
eyes watched the gambols of her young
progeny
In few moments the man sat up and
tried to beat the young brutes off. They
were too young to hold him down, so he
made desperate attempt to shake him
self free, and started off at a run: but
before he had gone twenty yards the
tigress bounded out and brought him
back to her cubs. Once more the
doomed wretch had to protect himself
over and over again from their playful
attacks. He made renewed attempts to
regain his freedom, but was seized by
the old tigress and brought back each
time before he had gone many yards.
His cries and groans for help were heart
rending; but the men on the tree were
paralyzed with fear and quite unable to
move. At last the tigress herself
joined in the gambols of her
cubs, and the wretched man was
thrown about and tossed over her
head exactly as many of us
have seen our domestic cat throw rats
and mice about before beginning to feed
on them. The mans efforts at escape
grew feebler. For the last time thew
saw him try TO get away on his hands and
knees toward large fig tree, with the
cubs clinging to his limbs This final at
tempt was as futile as the rest. The
tigress brought him back once again.
and then held him down under her fore
paws and deliberately began her living
meal before their eyes.
1t was this formidable beast that the
young Cooper's Hill officer and student
attacYed on foot. They were working up
her trail, fifteen yards apart, when sud
denly Mr.. Ormaston heard his younger
companion groan, and turning around
saw him borne to the ground by the til
gress. Mr.. Ormaston fortunately sue
ceeded in shooting her through the spine.
and second ball stopped her in mid
spring. Meanwhile his companion rolled
over the hill and was eventually discov-
cred insensible few feet away from his
terrible assailant. He is terribly mauled.
and now lies at the Chakrata station
hospital. where hopes of his recovery are
entertained.