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, 1889-10-06

Morris PARK, Oct.5 Walter GRATIS
string of race horses was sold at auction
to-day. Elkwood, who wonI the 1888
Suburban, WAS bought by Mr.. KIttson
for s. 1000. He has two splints and pro-
badly will never be sent out to race again.
1t is understood that Kittson will take
him to the Erdenheim stock farm for
breeding purposes. Among the other
horses sold was Pocatello for 81, 800, Mid
dlestone for 81 OPS, and the chestnut colt
Great Tom for $1,000. A number of
youngsters from Milton Young's stock
stock. farm were all sold.
, 1889-10-06
III sCtH pay TO hare that
chair HEhOisfe at .4fe1.
TurubuU y Co.'S.

Change is one of the irresistible laws
Of nature, and fortunately the change is
almost invariably for the better. As an
instance of this st. Patrck's Pills are fast
taking the place of the old harsh and vlo-
lent cathartics, because they are milder
and produce a more pleas mt effect, be-
sides they are much more beneficial in re-
moving mobid matter from the system
and preventing ague and other malarious
diseases. As a cathartic and liver pill
they are almost perfect. For sale by B.
b. David.
, 1889-10-06
Is Consumption IncurabIer

Read the following: Mr.. Z. II. Nor.
ris Newark, Ark, says: WAS down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, ard
now OF nv third bottle, and able to over
see the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption | would have
died of Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now in the best of
health" Try it. Sample bottles free at
b. B. Davii's drug store.
, 1889-10-06
chihuahua All Right.

Ell PAso. Tex, Oct. 5-The governor
OF chihuahua, Mex, sent the following
special to the FL Paso Times:
The dispatch dated Mexico, Oct. /,
sent by the press to the effect that the
state OF chihuahua, Mex, was financially
embarrassed. isabsolutely without founda-
ton. The finances of the state were
never more prosperous and her revenues
are increasing in surprisingly encourag-
ing proportions"
, 1889-10-06

SENATOR HEARST, of the senate com
mittee on subsidized roads, crystallizes
western sentiment when he savors placing
the governments relation to those roads
on a permanent and satisfactory basis.
The business of this section demands this
course.
, 1889-10-06
Commissioners Lymnn,s Reply.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Civil Service
Commissioner Lyman says in regard to
the charges of the Post that the papers
gwen out by Campbell were not current
examination papers, but obsolete one
such as the commission publishes to the
world in its annual reports. He denies
that it ever has been made at the Office OF
the commission in violation of the civil
service rules
, 1889-10-06
NOTICE TO
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER AND
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
CHEYENNE, SER. I6. l8l

CHEYENNE, SEPT. 16, 1886,
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, GO
COUNTY OF LARAMIE. %
All persons and corporations liable to
taxation are hereby notified that the tax
list of Laramie county, for the year 1899,
has, on this the third Monday in Septem-
Der, A. D. 1889, been placed in my hands
for collection. according to law. Said
taxes are now due and payable at my Of
fee without further notice.
Any tax remaining unpaid on the 30th
day Of November, 1889, will be delin.
quent and subject to the addition of a
penalty of ten (l0) per centum, together
with interest and cost of collection.
ISAAC BERGMAN.
County Treasurer and Collector OF Taxes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

tue. CT an order Of sale issued out nj the d;s.rict
coan OF tne Sth judicial district in and for Web.
ser county. Nebraska. upon a decree in an &C.
non pendlng in said court wherein Howell Bros.
re Heaintln'S and kufus Mikech, Nary 81.
nlkseh. Amos 4. and VIM. J. MsEscH are defen.
daHt4 shall offer fox sale at pxblic vendue Tor
casn IN hand at the east door q the coIirthouse
place where the last term 81 said CONT wa s
h0idenl on the 9th day of July, 1859 at , O'CLOCK
I: ~: the following described property, to-wit:
t tSsS Z r a.a :, S'oek = Y n1's addition to the
NebLaskA. ~""'s'
Given Ender my hand this 9Th day of June
Aoo0S. He. SeOTT, Sheriff,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

State OF Nebraska
Webster County
In The district court q ,reof Of the eighth judi
he Nebraska Loan and Trust Co., Plaintiff.
James Wall, RomeliA Wall his wife. James G.
St0Aderd. Frederick Krug. -. Krug. his
wife. first name unknown, and ChaEleS III.
Potter, defendants.
uOT1CEO OF SUIT.
The about named defendants Frederick KING
and -.k rlg. his wife, whose first name IL
to the pl2intth unknown, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the above named plaintiff has fied in the
above named court its petition against Them.
and the defendants. James Wall, kOmelia Wall
and other. TIE object and prayer Of which pefi-
ton arc 70 loFeclooe . mortgage bearing dafe
December I. lSe6. executed By the said defen-
da1tS James Wall R0lneliA Wall his wife, TO TIE
plaintiff on The northwest = Of section thirty.
eleven an west Of the sixth () principal meri.
dan 10 said Webster county, q to have said
real estate appraised. advertised n sold to
nay ID and discharge the debt with interest ana
costs which said mortgage was given to secure.
you SFe further notified that you are hereby re-
Qd3red % appear and answer said petition on or
before Monday. the 9Th day a August, lSSa.
n NeRRASKA LOAu + TRUST Co.
JnQ. y. Raglan. Plaintiffs ATTY. Est
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

Archduchess MargueriteS Sophie dsuehtsE
o6 Archduke Charles Louis, Of Austria, has
been installed at Prague - the abbess Of q
community of noble ladies Of the Hradschin.
The new bbess is only eighteen years old
and she enjoyed the ceremony Of retiring
from the world. She was robed in black,
with an ermine mantle, and the ring and in
Gignia of her rank were turned over to her
with any amount Of pomp and ceremony.
II she gets tired Of seclusion there win b
. chance to change her mind, - tho rules
Of this convent are not Of the strictesk
II VA founded under Maria Theresa - "a.
treat for noble unmarried ladies, and they
can 60 away if they get tired, Or see . pros
pective husband who pleases them Tho
mother Of the King Of Spain was abbess
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

of Nebraska,l.
-Wnh0far Countxy us


Webster County. as
In the county corr of our said counfy.oj
WeSstei, IN the matter OF the estate of JOsepl
i. MOTIFS. deceased, now on the 3rd day or Jrne
1889 came Nellie W. Norris, execu.rix in this
matter, praying q final sediment and alloWane
OF account, and that she be discharged from
TINS trust, and that a distribution of said estate
De made TO the persons by law entitled thereto.
" Is therefore ordered that July lSt 1889. at ten
O'Clock IA the forenoon, at my Office in Red
cloud I've fxed AS the tiEhe and place for examin.
ing aEd allowing such account. The heirs of
estate are required to appear and show ca n Il
S0cn exists: why said account should not be al
lowed. II is further ordered that the executrix
'nefein, give notice to all persons Interested in
Saio estate ~ having a copy of this order to
oe published In the Red Cloud CHIEF a
papet pFlnted and in general circulation in said
county iOr three successive weeks prior IN the
day set for the hearing, "0
Witness my official signature, and the seal of
91e county cOurS Of said CONT OF Wet ster. this
"1oay " June LSS /. A. SwEEZY.
iS1ALj ~N County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

To william Arnold:
YOU are hereby notified FL at on the 9Th day
IT Nrvembers 1857, !, L. Raum purchased ct
public tax sale from the county treasurer, N.
Il. McNitt. ut the court house In Red Cloud
Webster county. Nebraska, for the taxes for the
year 1886, amounting to S6.95. The following
described land situated IN Webster county,
o NaSIas TSe north north e east " !. 1 OF the ei so Mdbtiam AZ Z
section 6, range ., town ), west OF he
6 p. r., containing 10 acres. The time for
redemption of said land from the lien Of said
sale will expire November 9TH, 1889, ANA II
not redeemed before the above date expires I
will make application for a tIeasurers tax
deed. L. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
Take Notice.
To william Arnold:

To william AIn0I0:
You are hereby n0ti6ed that on the sth day Of
November 1854, /, L. Baum purchased 1t pubic
tax sale from the county treasurer, n. b. Ne
county, NEBRASKA, Tor the taxes Of the yesr
1895 amounting 10 1855 the following described
land situated in Webster county Nebraska. tax
ed In the name i william Arnold: ThoSDuth-
west 4 Of the south west 4. section 6, town Z,
range 8, vest Of the s pm. containing - and e.
10th acres. TIE tine for redemption 0f sid
from The lien Of said tax sale viii expire
Us sboV0 date exptres I yin make applicauoa
0G0nnfoF Gnx 0ood. L 0AUA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

You are hereby notified that ON the 7th day of
November 1881 L L. Baum purchased 1t public
tax @le from the county treasurer. -. B. No
county Nebraska Tor the taxes of the year 1854,
amounting 70 e5.s0. the following described land
situated In Webster county, Nebraska. taxed in
Of the southwest =, section 6. town 3, range 8.
west Of thee Pm. containing - and 5&l00th
acres. The time for redemption Of said land
from the lien Of SAID tax sale will expire NO
vember 7th, 1889, aud II not redeemed before
the above date expires I win make application
for q t~reASurer'S tax deed. L. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

To william Arnold:
You are hereby notified that on the 9Th day of
November ISs7. I. l.. Baum purchased at pubic
tax sale from the county treasurer, -. B. Ne
county. Nebraska, for the taxes Of the year 1885
amounting to $685.. The following described
land situated i'm Webster county Nebraska,
Aof the southwest y section 6 town
3, range 9Test Of the 6 pm. containing 20
and 14lO0th acres. The time for redemption
will expire November 7th 1884. and II not re-
deemed before the above date expires win
application for q treasures tax deed.
I. Balm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

To n. D. Fox:
You are hereby notified tina on the eth day
Of October, lsS5, !, l. Baum. purchased al
private Tag Sale. from the County Treasurer,
". u. NcNitt, at the Courthouse in Re
Cloud, Webster county, Nebraska. for the taxes
Of the year 1885,, amounting to zoe. The follow.
ing let ste;sated in Webster caunty, Nebraska.
axe IN me name Of n. y: Fox. In the village
Redemption Of said lot from the lien Of said tax
sale vii expire October 9TH, 1859. and II not re-
deemed before the above date expires, I win
II. RAIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
I. W. TULLEYS. N. u

hOMOEOHAT1IC PHYSICIAN. II q ;Ex,
amining Surgeon. Office Opposite Rkst
Natl0nal Bank. Red Cloud. Nebraska.
Chronic diseases treated by mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
Take Notice.

To n. L. Gordon:
You are hereby notified that on the 9TH day Of
November 1855! l. l. Baum purchased at public
tax sale from the county treasurer n. B. Nc
Nit at the court house IN Red Cloud. Webster
county Nebraska, for the taxes Of the year 1885.
amounting to $3.50 on the following described
land situated In Webster county Nebraska tax
ed In the name Of Z. Gordon: The southwest
y southwest i section q. town 9. range 9, west
N 1.-THE 6p. m. Containing 16O acres. The time
10f redemption OF said land from the lien Of said
tax sale will expire November 9Th 1883, ana III
not redeemed before the above date expires, /
Will make application for treaSurer's tax deed.
4. RAIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
C.. w. KALHY


G. W. KALnx, KAn-
A kNEfS AT LAW. Agents for the n
a &M.R R.laEds. Office on WEBSTER sfn.ei
Red Cloud. Nebraska. S"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

W.. CAsE yAs NcNENY,
CASE 4 MCNENY,
A TIORNEYS AND CCUNSELORS AT Law
a viii practice in all courts OF this sfafe
SOllect10ns as well as litigafed business carefml.
on application. w"''S-
First National Bank. he'd
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

Don't judge a man By his talk. A blank
cartridge 1uO1ss ~ much s0iss astAo teads0
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
BON TON
BARBER Shon
BATH ROOM,

HUTCHINSON & EDGELL Props.
First door north Of City Bakery. re-
heed and thoroughly equipped. We
respectfully solicit your patronage
guafante4ng sstisfation in every case.
OUl M0rTo:-Win BE- to please an
vho give rs their trade. AN Vork
d0neiu 461trclass manner and in the
latest fd Of the profession.
HUICHIUDoN &Epaml
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

ITY and 81 90 +
box or six boxes for IS 90. Sent
Oy mail on receipt Of price. Full
particulars In pamphlet sent
Tree 70 every applicant
WelGAafantee SIX Roxes
to cure any case. For every q
0fyler received We send six tOxes
WIN q written guarantee 70 re.
iund the money II our specific
does not eject q cure. Address
alI Communications to tho Solo
manuioetuceTs. The MURRAY
-sc,a g.. uA~-.-.2l
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

Kansas City No..
agent. ""'o
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

led VIOOO, NEHe
Complete and only Get of abstract
books in Webster county. Grazing and
arming lands and city property for
sale.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
N6E0S $|321i5|

BigG hasgiven univer.
al satisfaction In the
cuIe Of 0onoEIh9S md
elect. IpFescribe Il
4oelsafei In
Ing it 70 III sufferers.
4. ]. ST0NI1 h.
0eessse, 90.
PRICE, 31.O0.
Sold BY Druggists.
/. C0TTIN0. AGENT.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-06-13
READING NEWS.

READING, Kans., June 11.-Mrs.
Jennie Fem is visiting her brother at
Ottawa, Kansas.
Rev. D. S. Morrison and his brother,
DIR. j. F. Morrison, have gone to their
fathers home in Indiana, to be present
at the marriage of their youngest sis
ter. They will also attend the COM
mencement at Depauw University.
Mrs. w. II. Severy is at EmpOria.
We are having showers every few
days and crops are looking fine.
The citizens are trying to organize
for the Fourth of July celebration.
Some obstacles arise that seem diff
cult to overcome.
READING, Kans., June 12.-At the
citizens meeting last night arrange
, ments were made and committees are
at work maturing plans for a grand
Fourth of July celebration. The Read
ing Cornet band of fourteen pieces
will furnish the music and our COM
mittee on speakers have every pros
pect of securing one of the finest men in
the state of Kansas. The committees
are composed of some of our best citi-
zens and everything will be done to
make the celebration a success in every
TeSpect. we nope the people IN Lyon
and Usage counties will plan to spend
the day with us in the grove. The
Fourth of July is a day peculiarly
American-our children are to be
benefited and educated largely as to IT'S
real meaning by these gatherings and
the lessons they teach us by inspira-
ton. The posters will be out up and
down the Marias des Cygnes valley
and over the prairies week or two
before the Fourth. Let everybody
come
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-06-13
.rmE auAnRILArERAL.,

From an Associated Press dispatch
dated at Washington and pub.
lished elsewhere, it will be
seen that the government is
feeling more Or less anxiety over the
developments in the Cronin case. The
evidence in that case points to the
quarrel between Cronin and Alexander
Sullivan as leading to or causing the
formers taking off. The money which
Cronin charged Sullivan with misap-
propriating had been collected for the
purpose of fighting England with dyn-
amite, and was in the possession of
Egan until it passed into the hands of
Sullivan. So goes the evidence. 1t is
well known that Sullivan, Egan, Ford
and Finnerty formed the notorious
"QuadrilateraP' of Irish dynamiters in
this country, and are directly RESPONSE
BILE for the death or incarceration
in English dungeons of nearly
score of ''invincible'' dupes
sent at their instigation on missions of
death aud destruction against the
English. The embezzled money is that
collected Ey the .'Quadrilateral'
for the celebrated 'Skirmishing Fund
about which we heard so much in 1881
and 1888. The sum collected for the
Fund is VariOusly stated, Cronin put
ting it at $3.50, 600 How it was spent
is the question. That is matter fol
Sullivan to explain. The necessity fol
him to do so is imperative il he would
rid himself of the violent presump
tions against him. If it were honestly
used for carrying out the unlawful pur
pose for which it was intended, no ont
could approve such a course. But the
presumption is that only small por
tion of haven't that way. 1t was other
wise disposed of by the Triangle Oh
I"Quadrilateral'' in both of which Sui
livan was leader. He lead because Of
his superior ability, his cunning anC
shreWdness.
He is born Machiavellian anC
revels in plots and conspiracies. Any
thing rebellious or revolutionary, any
hing dark or mysterious has a pecu-
liar charm for him. Hence he dom
| lHdJou Iuc Oldn-nd Oa6l, the L 1fGeU
Brotherhood, the Triangle and Quad
rilateral; he conceived the schemes and
formulated the plans and conspiracies
of these secret and oath bound societies
He mapped out the plan of campaign
and supplied orders and directions to
Messrs. Ford, Finnerty et.al
After they had worked the ''Skirm-
ishing Fund.- racket for all there was
in it, early in the SOS and raised Il big
stake, they grew less enthusiastic in
behalf of the Irish cause. They ceased
plotting against England and turned
their attention to American politics in
1884 with what result we all know.
They worked it for all there was in it.
Egau got the Gillian mission. Finner-
I ty is working the government for a
superylsorship or relationship at
Chicago. Ford is said to have
got his pay in cash. Sulli-
van it is probable, wants nothing for
himself as he has better thing prac-
ticing law in Chicago where he has
such splendid opportunities for exer-
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and more important things for them.

A KANSAS preacher called NJ adden
now stumping Pennsylvania tor pro-
hibition is reported by the Associated
Press as saying at Pittsburg Sunday
night that he was at Johnstown during
the food and saved his bacon by his
own energy and perseverance" and
that others who needed not the warn
ing of danger and fingered behind ''were
drowned and went to HE'LL Pittsburg-
ers did not relish such plainness of
speech and got very hot about it. Very
strange, that. People ought to under
stand better by this time the candor
and simplicity of Kansas OratOry
which, as a rule, calls a spade spade,
especially when poured out among
strangers. Some Arkansas people had
the bad taste to resent similar bit of
choice candor few days ago, and all
Kansas, or nearly all, has been won
dering at their stupidity and lack
of appreciation of the truth.
Without doubt, they will be equally
surprised at hearing that Penusylvan-
ians whom they credit with higher
order of intelligence, should turn UP
their aristocratic noses at hearing a
bit of plain and unvarnished Kansas
candor.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-06-13
NEosHo RAPIDS liens.

NEOsHO RAPIDs, June 11.-Jas. NJ.
Browns store was entered by thieves
last night and a quantity of goods
stolen; entrance was effected by cover
ing a large light of glass in a neat
window with thick mud and then
bursting the glass in with blow, it
was then removed from the sash nois.
lessly. No clue to the perpetrators has
been discovered.
Misses Eta McMullen, Media Slime
and Ada Manning went to Emporia
this week to attend the county insti-
tute.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.O +.
f. Richmond were agreeably surprised
by large number of their friends who
went to their residence laden with
Strawberries, cake, etc. A very pleas
ant evening was passed and full justice
done to the good things provided.
Two Italian counts, disguised, three
countesses, also disguised, and two
bears and a baboon, undisguised, at
tracted a crowd on our streets to-day.
They were travelling incog. inrag and
created sensation among the ju-
veniles.
Nelson Bros. have bought a new
Bellev1lle separator through julius
Wheeler aud will run it by steam.
They have their saw mill running
again, the yard having been filed with
walnut logs that will keep them busy
for some time. IlEHNoX.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-06-13
HaIted hy Armed MEN,

SANTA FE, N. NJ, June 11.-Gov-
erner Prince has received statement
under oath made before a justice of
the peace of Reaves county, Texas,
and signed by j. K. Dempsey, j. H.
RoderiqueZ, Vedai Jaques, Susino
Wales and others, TO the effect that
they started with train of five Wag-
ons belonging to Augustin Hernandez
for the purpose of transporting freight
from Pecos City. Texas. to Lookout,
New Mexico. ninety miles distant.
They carried &c, 900 pounds Of freight.
While still in Texas, about thirty miles
distant from the New Mexico border,
they were met by an armed body of ten
men. who halted their train and de-
manded, under threats OF violence,
that they retrace their steps, saying
that no Mexicans would be allowed to
freight on that road. Fearing trouble,
the freight turned about and started
back and was escorted by the body of
armed men for more than mile.
They warned US not TO try and haul
freight over that road again, says the
statement. and we firmly believe that
If we had not done as they demanded
they would have done US bodily injury
and destroyed our train.o
Governor Prince has taken steps to
investigate, and il this freighters are
found To be residents Of New Mexico
he will lay the matter before the gov
eEnor Of Texas.