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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Farmers who have been intending
to vote for McKeighan should bear
this in mind, that he is the creature
of the democratic party, and only re-
ceived the nomination in the indie.
pendent convention through . syst
matte effort on the part of the demo.
Gratis who worked up his cause before
the convention came of. They
know that he is . stsunch democrat,
and what difference does it make
then if he does sail under an indie.
pendent flag, if after he should be
elected he voted for them. Vote the
republican ticket, boys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Notiee b hereby gwen that under and By vir:
lue a IN 0sdeG u @le togued from the once q
iUdlcial district, within M l0s Webster county.
Nebraska. Ppo1 . decree In An seton lending
aeni1se Sohn a. Robinson, Defendant, shall
o6er fer als q public .vendue. % TIE h1ghess
800 iss c.se !. asaS = ne s:ss dor ss g ne
Ne0T1skA. Ohat being III BUILDING wherein the
- 81 al "a eourt va hoaden) % The
ssh day u Oee06er A. y. 1852
Il O'Clock ,. -. a eaid day. The following ces-
eTibed property tovtt: he northeast quartet
q SoeS3sn tveekyAaght CD IN township mr.
% nO1th, = eleven fiD uess q 81 ?. Nh
OeA0nef county, Nebf1skA. Giveu unoer ny
SSn6 dts a dsy a Sepse0ber A. D.. 1851.
c. A. 1KBl. Shesi6.
Hy O. c. TEL Depusy.
CG RlAUsDuDG. PiAiDe1s Attorney.
his ME b heseby cuasiosed fos want 81 bid
q. 8. Tel, ca. ILL.,
Dep0ey. SeenA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31
The Pr0hibitOry Amendment.

The ESfOh1OleOFy Amcm0memts
Every voter in the county should
remember that it is imperative that
he vote for or against the amendment
in regard to prohibition Or high Il
cense. II is our opinion that every
rather should vote for the prohibitory
amendment. It means the closing up
of the hell holes that allure your boy
to ruin and ultimately to . drunkard'l
grave. How can you vote to allow
an open saloon, . place where death
is dealt out over the bar. We know
that it is said that . blind tiger"
war will ensue. if the saloon goes, but
is that worse than the present eursel
Boys under q years Of age get liquo'
now and become intoxicated. Yel
boys scarcely Is years old, are able d
procure the vile stuff, not only il
Red Cloud but in many cities in th<
state. The question then resolves
itself into this proposition: "Is II
right to vote for an evil, that il eaus
ing our young men to fall into druak'
ards graves BY countless thousandsf'
If you think it is, vote to perpstuat'
the evil, but If its you desire to protect
your sons from the blightening curse
Of rum, vote for the prohibitorJ
amendment, and be careful how you
vote, and vote eonseientiously and fol
the best intereets Of humanity, and
your own home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31
ITEMS OF =
an giving . geeA hot meal

Don't trade but vote tho ftraight
spublieas ticket.
Call on Perkius 4 Potter for prices
on stoves and W viii save you money.
Our stock is complete in our liues
prices about half the usaal. McNitt
& Galusha.
Perkins 4 Potter will sell you the
best barbed wire 10 the market for the
least money. Il
Underwear, you never saw q nice
. stock and tho low prices catch you.
McNits & Galusha.
The Nebraska and Kansas Farm
Lnan Co. want all the good farm
loans they can get. It
Go TO Deyos drug store and you
will end lamp chimueys Of every size
style, and shape made.
Perkins 4 Potter will sell you .
heating stove Is per cent cheaper
than any firm in town. e
Anything in tho line Of furniture
carpets, window shades, etc.. at lowest
prices 1t r. V. Taylor's.
Read MeNitt 4 Galushs's new id
in this issue. Il will always pay TO
read what they have 70 say.
Our young friend, John Diekersou,
entertained his young friends on last
Friday night. A very pleasant time
Vas reported.
Sam Temple, one Of the soundest
democrats In the I'd district says
that he can not vote for MeKeighsn
ana there T several others in the
city in the same 6x.
II you want 70 vote for the prohibi-
tory amen3mept v"te tho republican
ticket straight At tbs bottom without
scratching. It 10 just - you viii
need to vote it II you want to vote
for the amendment
Our old and admired friend, A. G..
Titus, and wife, have gone to Iowa
for the winter. THI CHIRP is sorry
to lose these very estimable people
from Red Cloud, - they we're among
our very best residents.
On October 18th, Charles Fl.
Brows, son Of I. B. aud Hannah
Brown, departed this life and va
buried on Wednesday. The young
man had been afflicted for manJ
years. His parents have the sym
patty Of the people Of Red Cloud.
McKeiehas's record and reputs-
ton has dovnsd hin in this district
and Harlan 10 - sure to be elected -
the BON sets. Cone in and lock Up
Macs record aud thea 70 home and
vote for . good square republicas,
N. v. Harlan, the best nas even
sominated for eosgrsss il this die.
trict.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

The voters of Webster county
should remember that on next Tues
day is election day. 1t IS highly i'm
portant that you should fully decide
between now and then to vote the
straight republican ticket, Is by 20
doing you will vote for men who are
tried and true, men who will serve
equally % we'll, if not superior to any
who are up for Office on the other
tickets. Don't waste you time in
voting for men who cant do you any
good. Be careful and vote right.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Go to MOrhare's.

He has the finest line Of stoves
ever eeen in the city. He has the
celebrated Garland cook and heaters.
and . full line Of others equally IS
good. Hardware at the very lowest
figures for cash. Do not buy stoves
or hardware until you see mt. Opera
house block. Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31
Like These,
Everybody Must Be Saving.

W. are willing to help you do it. and have
used every effort our long experience in this
business has given us to buy good serviceable
goods for ready cash, obtaining many bar.
gains, which we will give you the benefit Of.
No house in the state can offer you lower pri.
ces, and but few, a larger stock of Clothing
Boots, ard Shoes to select from. 1t is no
trouble for us to show you our goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Don't forget that the testimony
Of our Consular officers in Eogland
eo~nelusively proves that although
American workmen receive from so
to $50 per cent more waEesthan Brit
ish vorknes. they en- buy the neees-
ssries Of life in our protected market
- ehesply q The Britieh workman
buys in che free trade market Of Eng.
land
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

The republicans, and voters gencr-
ally, of Webster county should not
fail to support the regular republican
nominees on both the state congress
ional. senatorial, float representative
and county tickets. The mon are
good, clean, honest fellows Who will
be . great credit to the state. Re-
member you will make nothing by
voting otherwise except to help the
democrats elect Boyd, which would
be q disgrace to Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Headache is the direct result Of In.
digestion and stomach disorders.
Remedy these BY using DeWitt's lit
tie early risers and your headache dis.
appears. The favorite little pill
everywhere. Sold BY Getting. 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Tho democrats are fixing several
little games to b sprung On tte 70
ters between sov and election. Do
not be fooled BY them. It 10 only Z
democratic scheme 70 blind you and
70 elect MeKeighsn. Come in and
Investigate the record for yourself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Do not believe the oft repeated lies
told that the price Of goods are now
higher than before the Mckinley bill
passed. The facts are that the prices
Of oil goods for the use Of the farmer
and laborer can nov be purchased
much cheaper than heretofore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

PolDt Sh0P.
Carriage. siga and house painting
Hard wood finish, grainiog. etc, SHOP
opposite Plast's Lumber Yard. A
work guaranteed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

1--WE view it With alarm" Is told by
the Rev. j. G. Tate, makes the aver
age democrat turn up his nose in
holy horror. 1t also makes the cold
shi'ls creep up their bask, and they
"view it with alarm" when they OBJ
serve that their little tricks Lave be-
come known and . reaction taken
place on McKeighan, and that Hsr-
Ian will be the next congressman.
Hurrah for Harlan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Organs & sewing machines, and al
kinds Of sewing machine supplies.
Needles for ell kinds Of machines
kept in stock at Cosad & Cos. furni.
tufe store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

II yol ore IN seed Of stoves, eth.
or heating o. cooking, call o. 10 aud
~ win discount any prices you can
get from any ether parties. e
PHRKINs : POfrRR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

McKeighan's record as = politician
and his official record in Webster
county, will down him on next Tues
day. Therefore don't waste your
vote OF him, but vote for N. v. Har-
Ian . man who does not have to ex-
plain his behavior. A pure man is
what We SAINT in congress and n. V.
Harlan is that man, in fact he is .
friend Of the people and his record
will bear out this statement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Constipatios pe,soas The blood; De.
Wits little early rissss cars eoesta-
patton. The cause yenoved, tAs
disease 10 gose. Sold By Cottisg- Z
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Our friends should give DeWitt's
cough and consumption cure . trial.
No disappointment follows the use Of
this reliable medicine, and it merita,
tho praise received from al who use
- z
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Your cough yin not lass Ill vistsa
Yo1 viii noe 10 kept awake q night;
You viii get immediate relief IL.
Yoa viii nee DsWitt's cough and
consumption care. Sold By Coesisgl
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Several democrats we're here To- day
for the purpose Of getting up can.
paign stuff in favor Of MeKeighan 70
float over the district denying ell 70.
ports made of him. You will do veil
to take all such reports With . degree
of allowance. Vote fer Harlan And
you will vote for good honorable
man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

II you want weaving done call on
Wm. Huffman. Red Cloud or leave
orders ct Chas. Schaffoit's. All kind
Of carpet weaving done on short no
tice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

People Who desire drsying done
With promptness and dispatch should
always hire John Barkley's teams.
John Is an old hand at the business
and will do your work we'll. Terms
reasonable. 1T
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

DeWitt's little early risers: osIy
pill for chronic constipation. indigo.
tion, dyspepsia. None 20 good, Sold
BY Costing. !
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Don't forget to vote for Judge VIII
cox for county attorney. He 10 fully
qualified to Gil the important once,
while it is . question a 20 the quail
fcatioa Of his competitor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

The democrats have furnished Nc
Keighsn's expenses all through the
campaign. Even before his nomins-
tion, some prominent democrats Of
the north part Of the county raised
tie necessary funds to run his can
paign. Do the republican menbeTs
Of the alliance still insist that Nc
Keighan is al right in tho face ol
that fact. The scheme 10 democFatis
boys, AID don't fssgst it
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Acts at once, never fails. DeWiee's
cough aud consumption cure. A
remedy for asthma, and that feverish
condition which accompanies . severe
cold. Sold by CottiuK. 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Nes 10 ths tine vAss yss viil vsst
- e yeaf ehildlsa ct With sheea
C. Wiser be- sein . hsgs line lset
aad win cell tAe0 q lee thao eess
fer The naooa that - yin Dss hasd)e
vo0ea cd eAil1yeoo' sAoeo bssssfess.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Small in siss, gssat II reea1ss: D..
Wits little early sissEs. Bet PIN
Soe easstipatisas ~ fer SIX 6se1-
|seAe, bese fer seae sesoash. Sesd y
[CotainG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

A new invoice Of carpet samples
Just received 1t Cozad & Co.'S furni.
ture and undertaking establishment,
Red Cloud. 1927
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

Furniture and undertaking goods
ct bedrock prices at Cosad & Cos
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-31

81. B. SiDoss he's jsst received .
ear lead Of Daisy White Oil, The fsese
aud best kesosese o. Ne market, and
cells Il q The sans prices - esher oil
10 sol1 At he hasalss ssthisg bat
the best oils and easalisa Save
Jour orders for hin asd Ct tie best
Goo1sL
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

that there will he more serious knock.
outs in their own party than they pre-
dicted would occur among their oppo.
nen's They are beginning TO realize
that MI Ford cannot poll the strength
oi The party if he is nominated and
that Lynch ls sure OF defeat II he is
nominated, and that Rolhwell cannot
unite the strength Of the party as he
bad no business to put himself forward
as candidate TO the detriment of Mr.
Lynch. Sill the Rothwell boom is
whooped up and the certainty that he
will get big vote troubles the friends
of Lynch. The fight has gone on so
long that the Democrats realize that 1t
isunsate TO swap horses in crossing the
stream. Then the fight will have to
60 on, no matter how ii ends. The
difference between the Republicans
and Democrats now is, that the heal
ing process has healed all the suppos-
ed wounds among the first, and the
fl hting process is tearing open the
wound among the latter.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27


John SIN th is the happiest man that ]
know,
But wasn't lie blue, though, not three
months ag5:
"My wife's running down just rs fast as
she can,
And the doctors can't help her. and then
this poor inan
Almost cried as he thought OF the poor,
sud ring wife
W 40 seemed to be losing her hold upon
life.
"Smitb. know Just how you feel .
said friend to whom he told his sad
story MY wlie was troubled precisely
as yours Is. don't just understand it,
because I'm not woman, but her back
panied her, and sLo complained OF drag
giug-down feelings AID general weak
ness, and IkuOw that she had some Of
those dseates women are subject to, and
Ind 'em bad. too. ! rad about Hr.
i.rrcr's Esyurile Prescription uue day,
d the first time WAS al the drug eto 4
| | h.ught bottle Of It and took hone Il
/ her. 1t worked WONDERS. Iu saorl
time she said she ieit like another won \,
sud she LegRn to hope that there wa
rTliei ior her. after all. She kept OF
taking The medicine for time, and now
shu's well. Got bottle OF ,he 'Prescrlp
Ton aud Try T. Oh your wife"
al will" saii smi'h. Aud lie did, an,
1t cured her, aud that's why he's 8
happy to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
Tho aiand.nae uo,to Hose

The "MaudAme Hus,e is u new rose
that has come into popular favor. 1t is
. t'reueh rose. Imported with twenty-five
otLcrs last year, and very little Is known
oi 1t beyond its extreme beauty aui It's
prolilcity. Jacob L. Browa, Whining
| toms veteran florist. SAYS 1t is three
times as prolific as the Pei des Jardius,
aud every body who kpows much sb ut
roses knows what tie Perl is The
'Iioste, when opening, Is white bud,
but wien fui'y blown is n Handsomely J
founded duaUle rose with delicate
lemon tinee, snl Its fragrance Is d IL
c'uus. its hardness has not been tested
but II is telievci 10 be a hardy rose that
with Gre, eau be kept out doors owe
winttr. There Is a great demand 70
this rose. Mr. Brown has just sold 80
plants In Philadelphia, and has but fe,
ieit.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27

THE memorial services TO be he'd by
the Union Veteran Legion Tomorrow
evening in tho Board OF Trade rooms
promises to be very interesting coca
sion. What will make the occasion
more interesting will be the fact that
the main memorial address will be de-
hvered by the veteran jurist, Hon.
John w. Houston. whose admiration
and love OF the Union veteran soldiers
increases as his years increase The
Judge will bave a patriotic. enthusias-
tic audience TO address
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
The pen,eosatie ri.,,,.

The nomination OF such strong
Republican ticket on Saturday lasl as
William Simmons for sheriff aud
Charles L. Sparks for coroner has
carried CONSERVATION into the Demo
cratic camp. and has pu' the wise
heads OF the party 10 thinking and
asking each other what Is best to be
done under the circumstances They
tried TO disrupt the Republicans on
iactional lines, They snid The nomi.
nation was Higgins mud Massey con
test, and they We're sure Higgins
would get Knocked out. In that event
nothing would save the party. 1t
would be scattered, and The purified,
reformed Democracy, led by Re-
formers Neary, Duugherty and Nc
Kee, would have nothing 10 do but 10
march on 10 certain victory. The greaI
battle is over and our Democratic
friends, so anxious fol u Higgin!
knock out, in looking around 10 tinl
pieces OF tho wreck Of the Republican
party eau find none Instead OF the piece,
they find solid mass, closer upitet
and more determined on victory than
ever before. The nominalian was only
. sitting OF candidates to find the
men 10 lead in the great battle that /
!, believed will be the Waterloo O
delaware Bourbon Democracy.
We are not surprised that our Demo
cratic friends are sgitated over the sub
ject The Republican contest is set.
tled, the Democratic contest for tn,
nomination is getting hotter and hotter
Workingmen by the score, tired of til
Tasping contest. are declaring hat the
will vote Tor William Simmons AM
Charles e. Sparks, true and tried son
Of toll, the laboring mans friends
The expression la heard all aroun
among Democratic toilers with hand
hardened with labor and with face
sunburned on the brick walls, in tb
trenches aud In the quarries. 1--WE
! am done voting ior hackneyed poll
ticisns, | intend 10 vote for "Bill
Simmons. the workingman's friend.
Another responds 80 do L." an
another says "here too" and so
goes nll around. II 10 having |
effect apon the Democi attic party ar
now the leaders who tell how to yo
are studying the chances Of Purnal
Lynch, the chances of Peter j. For
the chances of Levy Courtman Rot
yell, and they are asking what "
Herbert do, and how many votes W
Toner get.
All these things are now canvass
ever, and they are beginning 10 real
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
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%, n.Si A. NJ. z.E. bib 5sa 7Os. $50, aud
Accommodation, 100. sos unA A. NJ. ,sn
lys, An. ~, and 1880 j.. NJ.
Tor Gae'ssr sni ifs1srse', :; c s. i's %. ii A, NJ.
Aecomoiation. 100. ~ oi9 u.. ilo
6 sSfs 3 ssm !, >, a0Is 4 ts.Drs:i; s.D I; ~. n n S,
For west Chester via Lanokin, sos A. NJ.
f"r New ga,tie " IS night.
For Care Charles Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk. 1901 night. -, -,
FOR Middletewn, Oiay ton. Dover Wyoming
Laurel, and Delmar, 1901 night.
Baltimore aud Washington. t.ij, SOL, W.12
4. Al, 1900, As, % o., 7p, s2l T. NJ. and
". tgnight. baltimore only o. g 4. NJ and II. IL
f Leave Philadelphia BROAD Street. for vii.
minX Xlon te xpressl, 80. 1.2o, Ills AN,
81 "a hos Sm; Sis;,,,.. ~ SSA hie n ~ p m.
an apanccammoda,ion, sss sp, iogsa. m. I..x,
c6h GI0 s3, ~ Ok aud II y. IN.
For further Information, passengers arc
referred to the ticket Office At the station.
Trains marked thus 90 are limited evprsu
upon which extra iars Ia charged.
CitAs. Il. PUGlI. J. II. WOOD,
Ganeral Nsns"er. General Passenger Agen.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Co
$3.50
STEAMER CHRISTINA

STEAMER CHRISTINA
viii on and alter Thursday, May And, make
daily trips as iollows.
Leave Wilmington ut $50 a. M, and $50
D. M, for lennssllle.
Leave Pennsviiie at e.ls a. M. and s. .05
D. M, 1or PeunsgroSe and " ilmlngton.
Leave " ilminRton at I.% n. M. ll.S0
u. M, 2. ~ and t,|l y. M, Tor IennsRroye.
Leave Pennsgroye at o. 90 and lh.l5 a. m,
and /. l5 and 9. 10 y. M, Tor WilniLRton.
ON st NDAY.
Leave Wilmluston nj n.s) a. M, and
2.50 p. M, for PennsgrOye and Pennsville.
Leave PehnsvHle at l.lN =. m., aud 4. co
p. M, for repnsgrpya and Wilmington.
Leave W Wilmington at 80 a. M, 40 an d
6p.m., for Pennsgrovo, aud leave Ptnns-
grove ats.oOa. M, IL. aUand p. IN. for Will
THIS arrangement will afford lne oppor-
tunlty Tor delightful sail gu the Delaware.
Excnrsion tickets between Wilmington
and fennsyille sc, single fare :oc; between
Wllnilgton aud PennsEove, excursion
ticket nc and single fare I6l,
FennsgIove and Pennsvnle are beautiful
places afording great opportunities for hsh.
Ing, boating, bathing and dancing.
spscial arrangements NAV be made foi
sunday School and moonlight excursions.
A. G. McCAusLANp. BowNEss BRmos.
Superintendent. Gen. F.and L. Agt
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