davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
willow eS11x

We ere getting som" wintsr wealth.
Or, and . good deal Of snow.
Mrs. J. d. 6ehenek, who for soms.
time past has been visiting her father
and family. returned 70 her home in
Red Cloud Saturday.
All the sick folks In this vicinity
are getting we'll. A few cases Of the
10 grippe, but none vely bad.
A Demorest contest club will soou
be started At this place.
A man living q few miles north Of
this place was 40 unfortunate "a 70
lose nine head Of cattle by eating
smut.
Died At Lancaster, Pa. 10 Decem.
Der. Mrs.. Drummer, grandmother Of
Samuel Bruancr Of this riacs, at the
advanced ego Of 100 years, leaving IL
children. 1875 grandchildren 36 great
grand children, and 3 great.grsat.
grandchildren oil living ct che time
Of her demiss.
Tho distcmpcr among horses has
made its appearance hero.
M. Cox Of Elm creek lost . riding
pony.
NJ. Moush ang lost three head Of
cattle In one day making fivc for him.
Farmers about hero arc divided In
their opinion a. regards tho death Of
10 many cattle, some contending IL il
smut, others that 10 tho dry indigest.
able husks. One man south OF ~
lost II in one night.
Tho revival 81 Mt. Hope il still
progressing with deep interest.
MANITOBA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
sI1Iu1,s sAiI.

~ virtue al order ~ saie directed 70 ne from
the district court Il WeN~tes county NebraskS,
", = derrr~ eotAined hefpsc aid cpurt Of the cd.
lousms~l Nrpscmtet iSSs term of Weha~r cnunly
kebr askn ~ the sth day at NoSsNiher lao In
spSur ~ keee \. Mates tTustre and u. n, Grant
~ plaintiffs And AxAinet William u. uennoS
aud Amelta Aeansf u u - dssssdanss f0s the
sun Of Afteeu hundfed and tsepsy dollArs y
niney>avs csats ssd costa taxed % eNt - and
assrrhsd vai csSnie takea = Inc property q
sAia d~eienAsnse ~ saesaey sASi ertsf az ssls ~
att the neuh.eass quarter q seesiea y
VSS.sss cosSsS s:ssssAc. Al iii sass H.
~ = - So Sss D Tstr.y 4. b. Ssis
sssssy sss.ssS S - ! SssSi.sr 49,. .s.sss
10 IT, ~ teeu 4 ecest ga ksl1i e. ~ 0sass
q . 49, ~ tx Ssss e. sasss
nstrd January hhlSs.
c.~ . ne.,s, Au,,. ca 1 4..ss:s.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

The senator rode On his psss. Mr..
MeKsighan may b asd 20 doubt h
sincere IL bic cain that The present
tariff 10 not just, but most Of our
trouble comes from faithlsss public
servants and Il 10 we'll 70 remind NJ.
MsKsighsn that II The people Of this
district arc ground down ~ monopo.
lies that . farmer named MeKeighan
ssd . farmers friend named Hoover
sre not altogsthe, without fault.
Until Mr.. MeKsighsn stones for
bic fault che farmers cannot have
much faith 10 bic sndsssors.
PARxyR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Our new county officers arc nov
fully iuducted into Office aud
are ~bcginning 10 learn tho ways rap
IDLY. Mr.. Rauucy, the nov clerk, IL
holding down that Office in good
shsps, with his old reliable deputy,
Harry Pond, e. assist him. Z. A.
Teel, the new sheriff il fast learning
the ropes Of tbs s~herifality dc.
partment Of our county. and has
brought to his assistansc his brOtkes,
o. G. Teel as deputy. II. A. ShiuNs
will presids ovcr the counsy bansile,
.CAyis. Fsssler,is the modeus opssasdi.
Of The trcasursr's Office, and viI psob-
ably "catch on In due season with .
good republican 70 poiut on che way.
The rest we're oil usc TO the duties
IL their yarious Offices. Tng Caisv
ieslp ssrtain that she county II safe
Tor tAs next two Jean. ~ Z eenpNeat
~ Of o6eeri 10 any criterion 10 go By.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
Report Of school In district 30 for

report OF school In district - Tor
the month ending Jan. 10,
Number enrolled, %; average at
tendance. ID; those not absent during
the month, are Wort, Bert, Sarah, aud
Molly Stevens, Merton Porter, Ella,
Wm., aud Ernest Haskins, Lawrence
Osborn and Peter Bercsford.
LOrrA MUNsELL, Teacher.
/ have some horses and
mares for sale or trade Will
take corn, hogs, fresh cows or
other young stock Hogs and
corn preferred My horses are
young. Apply TO W f Kel.
lOgg, 20 box 1860, Rel Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
sHIliH's 4AsI,

ny virtue 81 m order q vale directed to me
frOm the district court Of Webster county, Ne.
hrAskA. on y decree obt aimed before said court
q! the adjourned September ,sso ,tcsm,
november .isJ and delivered 10 me
in favor Of E!xncis .. Payne ~ plaintin.
AMI against William w. Preston and Anns
\. rvvsloN a. defendants. for the sum II seVcn
hundred and twcnty.seVen dollars, wt'h interest
mum and costs taxeA at Ss1,& aud arcrnins
cCsts. have levied uvoe the following descrlb-
I'd rial estAtc taken ~ the proprrsy u aaid d.
icu.lants 10 satisfy snid order Of vale tovtti +.
The Nest halt 0f the south sAst quarter and
the north east quarter II The south wc~t quar-
ter and the sor,h cas' quarter Of the north wssi
quarter ~ section ". m township =. ninth ot
range u. ~est Of y. m. IN Webster county. Nc
hsMskA And civ oays thu ssHee t0s saie 70 the
highest bidder tor cash Ia hand. On the aisS dAy
NJ February A. ~. ,sO nj the eass d0oS " lko
court house al Ned (tOud.. wehstes COUNTY, Me-
bruska that tetne the bailAirS Whervln the last
terra II court ~ns ketal ~ the hour 81 I o'clurS
y. N. a s.id dag. when and vheW due attend.
ancc Wtlt h. given BY the u~ndevs,gned.
nalrd SAmuary u. 1NA q. 4, TIM.
:. u. Setsee PITS ATTY. sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

On tho first page Of this paper WI PRINT
the expression Of two leading papers Of
the county, n Of each party, om the un.
expected action Of the recently elected
democratic county treasurer In appoint.
ing a republican deputy, rcServing any
comments NJ Our "wn for n future Issue.
TN the surface. the action Of ". FasSler
has the appearance of another political
Job and II will be- a difficult matter IL con.
vince tho people that Il Ia otherwise; and
Ia this connection IL may DO appropriate
10 remark that the people are becoming
very, very woary Of political jobs. II the
intention Of Mr.fasslSr IL tO GREAT PRES
tsgs for himself, or his deputy, In somc
future campaign, his action will fall short
of accomplishing its object. We believe
u majority of tho republicans who assis
tod In placing ". Fnsslor In hts present
position would have preferred 10 have
sssu the affairs Of the Otieo administered
by mon within the lines Of tho democrats
party just TO sse what 4 democrat could
DO whom given an OppOrtuaity-aud had
this been done, and veil done, II would
have been q hard Job AZ the end Of twC
years - dislodxe NJ. y. from the ONCE,
nov u will bs eNaly accom- plished. For
80 much republicans shouid bo thankful
u 10 tho democrats who are iustiasL In
kicking, and this 10 ons IT the rare In
stances In which the kicksr have the al
mirstion Of the Signal. --0uids Rock sig.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Tho Democrats Of Webster county are
IN trouble. Fasslor has appointed n Re.
publican deputy. ThM In tough ON tho
democrats but To our notion much tougher
on the republicans fer II pretty nearly es.
tahlishes the proposition that tho mi
nority faction in Tho treasurer light delhi
crately sold their party nominee. II WIS
NOT = virtuous uprising ~ the people by
any means. II was u deliberate corrupt
~trsasonAbls bargain and rais by tho Dc
fcated candidate for treasurer, and His
friends ind hackers of tho fairly MONT
mated candidate " their party. And the
consideration WINS the deputyship with
tho deposits which was given In payment
for the party treason. That In about the
sixc Of IL. and soONer Oe later tho people
viii understand H. RivcrtOn Enterprise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
Wsva AVOseoe.

Wsva APesele.
W irst IL In faction, also In fame
Ny aecond In lavl sss alao In game,
My third Ia In cha eklsa also In vsina,
Ny fourth IL In fstters and tight gall
ing ehains.
ny Afth In IN vuthlsss ala0 In toei.
ny sixth Il In sslf, regardless Of rnic.
ny seventh IA In wrong without
thought of amends.
~ whole 10 traitor 20 psrty and
friends.
AnaveP-rAsalep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Ths 0smoernts up In Webster county
ANAL tces up ~ the general rottcness
81 tosaeeoe In that county. A democrat
ess eDeotSd county ~lrsasursr and nov he
has turned round and s0ld out thu DemU
crate by appointing . Rrpubiicxn ~ his
deputy ..-0upssior Daily Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

he. Pond has the Ia grippe.
supervisor Laird had the Ia grippe
Friday.
u. v. Lindsey has shipped another car
of meat Ia Nov Castle.
Sam Foo adds his autograph "a the Biz
lniun's list this week.
JAa. Groves adds HE name 70 the Great
Family Weekly. Tn anks.
Geo. J Warren Wili he postmaster In
1912 Jersey Lilly. slisht mistake IL
MI Guess saain ~ erssy
The Webster county Teachers Associa-
tion wili meet Al 0aid~ Rock Saturday,
January ssth, issO. u iO.S0 q. N. The
program 10 ~ tollovs:
Review of 'taresn Moussain noya."--
Mins HarlbarA.
Hesitation. Paul Rsv.rs's Rid~"-Miss
Lolita xunssll.
Paper. Principles underlying the Rsvo-
.ist,on,-D. y. 8ubter.
Ctass exercise, Primary physiology,--
Ars. n. 4, Hradd.
Paper. Opening exercises 10 school,
.2i:s Addis Reggie.
Paper, SchcsA sovesumssL-Prof. AK.
0oudy.
piseussioa,-xs. 4. DrshiasidgN MI
y. Daili0.
Ten questions on biography % The Ans
ten Svesideats OF the Y. Il.
Ten Qusations % constituelon Of q. q.
D. u. yussss. Secretary.
A0eeA CeagA uySuH
Thew u noaAt19 rasee&s sAea11 - - eNVta'
lAenS a eeH4lng . eeeoA 0vHe, esqp
n Siaass SfilSKv: U,Ctii slktf' We
IIvey Mes haad a IN issre r l. Csatlas
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

1mpoPsans % TeWa T~F0a6uPeSss
An attorney Of this city he's called The
attention Of the Cnsv 10 . very import.
snt amsndmsn t 10 che Revenue Laws Of
shs State made. ~ ths Last session Of the
Legislature. Under the Law prior 10 this
amendment the ONCE Of tswIship treas.
ursr was one Of very little Importance; un.
der Che Law a. amended II In, W should
say, The most important In The township.
Az che Law 10 stands Tho County Clerk
must deliver q duplicate tax list with =
warrant attached thereto 70 each town
treasurer, and also a proper receipt book.
Every town treasurer upon receiving The
duplicate tax list, warrant, and receipt
book must proceed At ono 10 COLLECT all
taxss levied and assessed In his township
except taxes levied and assessed against
telegraph and railrord property and that
ievtsd against nOn-rcsidsnts Of his town.
ship. He must call At least once on overv
person taxed or At his place Of business
or residence and demand payment Of the
taxes charged 70 said person. Al the
end Of every thirty days ho makos a state
mcnt Of the amount Of taxes he has col
lectcd and turns over TO the county
treasurer the sums which that
official IL entitled 20 receive. but
tho township. village, city and
school taxes he docs not pay over 10
the county treasurer At oil. That 10 paid
to tho various township, village and school
district trsasursrs whenever II IL demand.
eddy them.
The most sweeping provision Of the
nev Law, however 10 this; The township
Z 'casuror makes returns TO the county
clerk on the ist day Of september in each
year. or within ten days thereafter, and
up To the time tho town treasurer makes
hts return the county treasurer In abs0-
iutsly prohibited from collecting or re-
ceiving any taxes whatever, except the
taxes Of HOn.rssidcnts Of tho township
city OF village, and probably the taxes a..
sesssd against railroad ana telegraph
property. Thus II will be ssen that from
She 1st day Of January 10 the lat day Of
the following September the township
treasurer II the only party who can legal.
y collect taxss except that small portion
levied against non.rosidents and railroad
and telegraph companies. People will
thus DO enabled 10 pay their taxes to thsil
town treasurer instead Of coming Or send.
Ing 70 the county treasurer "a heretofore
and the taxes collected In each township
city village and school district remain n
the treasury Of said township city o.
school district instead Of coming 70 Thu
county treasurer an heretofore. Tho trsas
urer 10 allowed three per sent on all tals,
collected, except school taxes for whicl
the fse IL ono per cent. There are certain
y great advantages In this system for th'
several townships and the OMiRv hopes I,
sse the new Law put In force NJ once I,
this county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
juuSox, KANSAS.

The farmers oiSmith and adjoining
counties " organising In full feroe,
and are beginning 70 DO felt for they
are hanging together and ere pulling
on the same string, and " they still
eks2inue 70 grow In the next two
ySzrs o. they have IL tho last wear
they will DO felt add felt heavy.
Only think 81 . farmer selling eorn
for 12c pcr bushcl; and beef At 13c,
whom q farmer pays 20 for gathering,
and 20 Ia hauling IN market. and 10
for Smelling, which leaves him 70 fov
raising his c"rn. Lot ~ quit going
in debt nnd hold on 70 what wc raise
until We get living prices.
Cor" is not al gathered vet, but
farmers do not seem 10 be- in y hurry.
Dancing is tho order Of the day.
Spelling school in district no every
Wednesday evening.
II Dennis would like 70 test that
coal oil the boys ray they have q III.
t,e loft vet. How va. that ANAL
Wedding foo Dennis? Tho hest man
still holds tho fort and no says .hc il
good NJ pulling taRy.
NJ. Lcadahrand has sold his steers,
and Mr.. Graves has sold his.
Literary At SchivcM6'a school
house January rs. SIN,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

s"s'S"su Sos"g""sNS s"s"ukuout VIC
state to adopt aud charge . schedule
Of rates that Is "rcaScnar,y, fas.,
I.s;r ari!egai, rates that would not
discriminate against the interests ~
The state
Lit any wonder after thus tha, tho
railroad corporations determined "a
cx,ort from tho producers Of this
state every dollar ths, could DO wruns
out Of themg Ind mot ueover by bis
vots-aeslarc that the peopl, Of this
district At. least did, not want"rcsscn.
sble freight ratcsY' bid not 10 say
10 the corporations in effect, you have
been too lciuent with us in the past,
your rates have been too moderate,
w have prospercd too much. We want
you u plumber and cxto,t from 10
the last remnant Of the p~it,ance that
remains 60 rs, II this 10 not VIA,
his vote meant. wha, did il meauf
Perhaps. however, IL 10 wrong for me
70 imagine tina, Mr.. Hoover vas scnt
to Lincoln 10 represent the people Of
tais district. Possibly he was sent
thess 70 "feather his own nest" n
70 he hss kseu successful, Tor soon
alter his vote ~ 80 above rssolstion
he W. appointed. ~ xtoSc irtacrce
Il il needless 10 mentios, deputy oil
inspector Of che state u . sa\sSy "
oiaO0 pcs year and expecsss.
Cha, ether dsyi saw hin % She
ItAim ss,,ths vay from Blae ttill 10
Red Cloud. While ! paid my fare
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-04
SlOQQalniG Fails
Bases Her Claims for Flu.
ture Greatness:

COAL AND IRO.-In the immediate vioia-
ity sre ali the raw materials used in the maat-
facture CT ION. Ainose sdjo ming the towasite
is deposit OF the finest eoking coal in tle
Northwest in inexhaus.ible qusntit es II IS
now being developed 5y he snoquaImie Coke
Company. conposed of s1c1 men a A.
Cannon OF Spoka ae Fa Is. Judge Calkins OF Ia
coma and c. b. \ block OF Snoauslm;e. A
number o. coke ovens are 10 he built imme-
dia:ely. Several other mines of excellent coal
are located in the immediate vicinity. in CO
proximity to Large quantities OF first class iron
ore assay ng fir N 10 TO 20 Per cent.
MARBLE-Sssurc has supplied large de-
posts OF mario close e. the isoa, just where il
is needed for tux NJ.
GRANITE--Almost W thin the town limits
is s-ge quarry Of granite witch taxes polish
fine enough for monunental work. A side
track has been built 10 the quarry and II Is
partislly opened
LUMBER-Just across the river is sawmill
of double the capacity OF any other mill in
King county. equipped with machinery OF the
most improved hind. Itcuts 5000 feet in ten
hours and employs 20 men, This is the be-
ginning of the numbering industry at this
point
quainie hop ranch, the largest in the word,
employing a large NUMBER of men and yielding
good profits.
FARMING-The suo1uam;e valley is the
most fertile agricutu al district in Western
WASHINGTON. II is already well developed and
the land is phenomensily rich.
RAILWAY FACILIrIES-The Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern railroad taps the Sno-
quamie country, and as an evidence of its
TAI h the company has erected st Snoqnalmie
Falls the hsndsomest depot building on the
line. Two passenger and TWO or three freight
trains arrive and lave snoquain,ie Falls daily.
Tho Northern Pacific company has over 1000
10 Snoquamie 10 secure portion of the i'm
mense prospective business in the transr orta-
ton of coal, iron, lumber hops. agricu tural
products and passengers. The work is now pro-
crossing within two miles of Snoqualmie Falls
and the ROAD viii be completed and in opera
ton there by early iau. This is the Only point
in the state where there is junction of the
Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern and Northern Pa
cifc roads.
The snoqualmie & Tolt railroad tapping one
OF the finest timbsr belts in the world, is in
active operation.
Il will thus be seen that SnoQualmie Falls is
becoming a railroad center OF decided i'm
portance The snoqualmie country has long
been noted for containing the finest timber il
the word. which q now male available by the
railroads aud sGwrnills. At tlis point coke and
iron of the best quality are together. and as it
takes four tons of raw material to make one of
manufactured, the saving in transportation
place 10 smelt the ere. SGoqualmie Falls is
fifty-six miles from Seattle. far euough away
from the metropolis 10 permit It's growth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-04
DUE TO A CIGARETTE.
A Victim to the Pest Burns
Valuable Property.
PRINTING OFFICE DESTROYED.
The Silly Act OF Drunken Cigarette
Ffend Ruins the Sorthw estern Print
ing ofhce-Loss, $4,000.

The Fourth of July was ushered in by a
small fire that practically DESTROYED the
Northwestern Printing Company's Office
and building in the alley of YesIer avenue,
between South Third and Fourth streets.
The damage done was about 81 900, which
1t was thought is covered by insurance.
The fire was caused BY printer named
Jim White throwing lighted cigarette on
me hands OF John Cunningham, who was
cleaning his hands with benzine and waste.
The benzine exploded and instantly set fire
TO a quantity OF paper. w. II. Roach.
foreman of the press room. l.. Simpson and
one or two printers al once attempted to
put out the FIRE by using blankets and
bundles of paper, but, as White and his
companions, who came in and interfered
with the men named, were drunk, they
only spread the fire.
Harry Howard. night cook in the Queen
restaurant saw the ire and ran over TO the
sheriffs Office and notified Night Jailer
w. Munro, who promptly turned in an
alarm from box a. The chemical engine
was on hand minute before No. engine
and the hooks arrived and had the fire I'M
der control when the three steams were
turned on from the plugs at the corners of
Yesler avenue and Second and Third
streets. AT 2:l5 the fire was out.
Only few bundles of paper were saved
unchanged, and the contents of the build
ing were practically destroyed aud the
building made useless by the fire. Cum
ningham's hands were badly burned by
the henzine set on fire by the drunken act
of White, and Roach had has left leg
burned severely while trying to smother
the fire.
The Northwestern Printing company is
composed of Percy w. Rochester, /. Hill
Case, George B. Higgins and Charles Ev-
ans. The wrecked building was two
story frame, size about 20x40 feet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-04
AMUSE ENTS.
Locke Richardson's Readings.

Professor Locke Richardson, who will
give series of Shakespearian recitals at
the.Unitarian church, commencing July s,
is famous the world over. Following is
what some eminent critics have to say of
his readings:
Ralph Waldo Emerson-Hei is q master
of expression and scholar in Shakes
peare.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes-He has
has charmed the best people of Boston.
His reading OF David Copperfield drew
from me the tribute of a tear.
Bishop f. u. Huntington-He is an ed
ucated gentleman. of high character and
refined tastes. His entertainments are de-
lightfGl.
Homer B. Sprague-You are doing a
magnificent work.
Charles Dudley Warner-The hearers
were rapt Children listening 10 the
Arabian Nights could not more conf
pieiely have lost themselves.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale-Those of
YOU who have not heard Locke Richardson
will regret it 10 the end OF your life.
Invited TO Harvard University-So con-
spcuous was his success in Boston that he
was invited by President Eliot TO become
an instructor in Harvard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-04
THE TOWNSHIP

Is q natural one and is the only land that could
be utilized for such pnrp sc near the falls
There Is not an imperfect Let The new town
aireai possesses a good general store, post
Office, express Offis and telegraph Office and
several new o1i sdiags are under construction.
Every let s to be cleared aud the townsite com
pany IS under contract 70 build dne summer
hotel
The lots range in size from 30 by 10 feet 70 50
b. I'D feet and larger. We viii sell 100 lots this
season TO encourage building az from s225 10
S425 on easy terms. Many prominent ei liens
of sea tie and Taeorna have already applied for
lots. Huoa when TO build summer homes
The uai trip 10 suoqual mie Falls may be
male aay day an1 the fare on sundays round
trip is oaly sL50 The psf may be seen et Cur
ofiee and visitors 70 snosualmis Fails wall be
q ven further in orma ion aud shown the tow u
Mr. T. q. Wilson OF ar. :. 5 Gaillou.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-04
A SUMMER RESORT.

Long before there was a railroad In King
county Snoqualmie Falls was recognized as the
most beautiful summer resort in Western Wash
ington. The falls are 26S feet high and have
been pronounced by travellers and artists as the
most beautiful IN the world. The following is
an extract from letter written by proni nens
society lady now sojouruing at the falls:
For the seekers of health and tue beauties OF
nature snoqaalme Falls cannot be surpassed
Here is the grandeur Of mouutain scenery. sug-
gesiing TO the pedestrian many delightful
tramrs aud camping expeditions Here Is the
beautiful snequaimis river, teeming with
speckled beauties and Offering 20 the eanoeist.
the artist the tourist and the dweler on its
sylvan borders what each may desire, snd here
within few minutes walk is the incompatible
snoqualmie Falls, whose wild. foamy beauty is
restrained only By two glisteHing ranb5ws,
children of this earthly water sTrite and of the
heavealy sun god 10 whom in tones OF WON
drous grandeur, $ re yours forth the song which
resounds to the distant wooded mountain tops