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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

The republican press of New York
announces every day that the worlds fair
project for that city is dead. 1t pretends
10 wish that it was very much alive, but its
l,retensions are not worth much against the
secret stabs it gives the project Boss
flatt's grip never relaxes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08
CURRENT COMMENT.
It Would Save Expense.

IIVNF IT blsF0N TIIII -WeNI-E
There's no use paying 395 congressman 5000
ear eccA n one Of their nunter Is going to
boss everything. We move that kaIah Reeds
salary be increased To $4,000 and all the rest
- congress be- abolished. Uncle sam would
save sl,'Ss,OlO year IN salaries By that little
a-.I.n-nE-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

j. F. Smith & Co., st. Louis, Mo.-Your
Bile Beans have become a necessity in our
home. Enclosed find Is cents, for which
please send another bottle by mail We
are far off in the mountains and have no
drug store. X. A. BRADLEY.
Sweet, Idaho.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

President Harrison isn't a dead statesman.
To say that he is implies that he was once
a live one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08
EDUCATIONAL.


SAVAN N All ACADEMY,
IS BULL STREET, MADISON SQUARE.
FTNHE Savannah Academy opened TUESDAY,
Il LIST of October. Instruction given in an
cient and modern languages mathematics and
English. Special attention given TO the Gram
mar School Department 50 that students may
enter business at an early age. Catalogues OBJ
tanned at Davis Bros. or Savannah Academy,
Office hours to 10A NJ. and to- p. M.
JOHN TALIAFERRO,
Principal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

Hon. w. ]. Northen says that the farmers
will continue their fight on the jute bagglng
trust The trust may reduce the price Of
its bagging considerably in order to de-
crease the sales of cotton bagging, but the
farmers will stick to cotton bagging, Mr..
Northern says, even il it costs more than
Jute He thinks cotton bagging should be
used by all of the farmers, because the
farmers themselves, owning the cotton,
could manufacture it if cotton bagging
trust were formed. He believes, however
that the search for the best substitute for
jute bagging will lead to the discovery Of
many valuable fibers which may add to the
, riches of the south. He has himself discov-
cred, he says, that pea vines furnish better
fiber than either pine straw or the stalks of
| okra
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

Mr.. Stanley says that he is not an En-
glishman, nor yet is ne an American In
answer to question put to him by rep
resentative OF the Egyptian government, he
said: II am a cosmopolitan" The world
is, indeed, his country, but he was born in
Wales, his original name was RoWlsrds. he
became pretty good American while in
New Orleans, where he adopted the name
of his benefactor, and he has DISPLAYED En-
glish tenacity in his African explorations.
Richard Croker, the chief Of the Tam
many democrats, is in very bad health.
lie has been compelled on that account to
resign an important municipal office in New
York and 1t is said that his physicians
haze advised him to resign the Leadership
Of Tammany, let politics severely alone
and go to Europe. Such resignation
would cause big sensation among New
York democrats, as municipal politics in
that city is regarded with a great deal
more interest than national politics.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

For coughs and throat troubles use Browns
Bronchial Troches. They stop an attack
Of my asthma cough very promptly. &C
Ealch, Efdnfvilie. Ohio.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

Bass Ale and Guinness Stout, Dogs Head
Brand, bottled in London by Read Brothers. is
conceded to be the perfection of Burton and
Dublin Brewings. Lippman Bros. and NJ. Law
ms Estate, Agents, Savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08
Prospects of the South Boupd.

1t is quite safe to say that the South
Bound railroad will BE- built. Very nearly
all the stock Savannah is required to take
has been subscribed and other places on
the line of the road have complied with the
conditions imposed upon them. There has
been no difficulty in getting subscriptions to
the stock of the construction company.
There is no doubt that Savannah's business
men are ready to take more of that stock
than they can get. They have taken over
100000 of it, and have given no intimation
that they have enough.
The construction company should be
organized as soon as possible, and work on
the road begun at an early day. AS the
road will be good thing for Savannah it
cannot be built too soon if the wishes of
the people of this city are consulted. There
are OF course some important questions to
be settled, but if they are taken hold of
promptly and energetically they can be
settled speedily.
The road will help Savannah in more
ways than one. 1t will not only increase
the volume of her business, but it will in
crease confidence in her prosperity. The
movement In the direction of building fac
tories will be greatly strengthened Every
important factory that is built will encour-
age the building of other factories. 1t
would not be at all surprising if there were
half dozen OF more large cotton factories
in operation in this city within the next
five years. There certainly will be if the
one that is now being built proves to be as
successful as it is predicted it will be.
Savannah is steadily growing in favor
with those who have capital to invest. Her
advantages are now more generally rec
ognized than ever before. Last year there
was an increase over the previous year of
$4,000, 600 in her exports, and the indica-
lions are that this year she will make
much better showing than she did last
year. The navy yard question is not set
tied by any means. Congress has not
yet said that New Orleans shall have the
navy yard, and there is a probability that
it will not say so.
II Savannah's business men act together
energetically and tremendously, they will
make her future very bright one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08

Washington has sensation in the shape
of rumor that some one has attempted to
blow up the capitol with dynamite A
messenger found in a spittoon in the -otunda
few days ago small tin box, Containing
several grains of a substance resembling
saltpetre and small quantity of something
that looked like punk. The chief of the cap
itol police concluded that it was railroad
torpedo. That was all the foundation there
was for the wild rumors. There nave been
good many explosions in the House lately,
but they were not dangerous TO the lives of
the members of that branch of congress
Senator Blair has been in a condition of
unmixed happiness this week. He has
talked about his educational bill to the SEN
ate and to colored conventions. The Senate
has passed his bill three times, and it will
probably pass it again, and yet it may not
become law
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
Willow Creek

Miss Ethel Brubaker won the
silver medal at the contest held at
Mt. Hope last Wednesday evening
aud she has most assuredly deserved
it she also deserves great credit Tor
her perseverance in ~contesting Is
this was her fifth battle for the medal
she is . dear little girl and has done
her part to push forward the u OF
prohibition.
Miss. Grace Goodwin is visiting
with A. n. Goodwin this week.
Politics is all the talk now, guess
the upper end OF the creek will vote
for McKeighan, and lower end Har.
Ion. We are not politicians but allow
Us to just give three loud and long
cheers fer Harlan, even If he is de-
featcd.
Miss. Minnie Jackson died las,
night at 9 O'clock.
Mr.. Jake Lacy sticks to his cream
cry route throughout the heat and
cold.
Glad to sc bliss Clara Norris riding
ont after her long seige Of sickness,
her father also is able now TO do his
own chores.
Henry Brubaker and family started
on the 5th, to Dakota.
Sara Brumer has a very bad sore
throat.
Miss Ethel Brubaker attended the
diamond medal contest at Hastings,
attended BY Miss Baily.
MANITOBA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
Legal Notice.


To Aultman. Miller 8 20. nonresident defrn-
Gani
You are hereby notified 'ba; The fs.u!tsbic
TrtiS, 60 Of Omaha, Nebraska. has filed IN the
district court of Tire county 81 Nsbsirf. state 81
Nebraska. It's pciiiiei against ~. J. tlbsna,
Jennie x GIDEON. Auiimat. Miller 4 Co, Ff,es-
nix Insurance 60. ard william u hoffman
ana has caused a summons 10 b.. issued bv the
clerk 81 said court. The object and prayer II
said petition are On obtain The foreclosure NJ
mortgage liFns held by plaintiff. and q lien for
taxes held by plaintiff on land situated Ina satd
county and state, and To obtain a sA!e OF said
land under the deere. of said court to satisfy
the amount da. the plaintiff. AMI Ia fofeciose
all right Of redemption from said mortgage of
all Of Said defendants. and also to eseiud. all Of
said defendants from any Interest Ia said land.
The amounts dne plaintig for which 10 se~hs .
foreclosure are AZ follows Slo due Nov. !.
1s-., SIDJ due Nov. I. Is~9. both secured by Que
mortgage ga - taxes paid by plai.s'in Nov.
3. isss secured 10y said mHftg rg~. $40 due
Nov. I, Is.-. s2i9 due Nov. .. I.s3. being coupon
Interest notes secured by another mortgage. all
said amounts bearing Interest; At ten per cent
Der annum from ssId dates.
The land desertsd IN ih- mortgages securing
said suns Of money Is described a. follows.
The north " est quarter ii section ssycntrrs 40
md the northeast quarter Of SECTION eighteen
tis) all in township -four 81 range sse We li2l
west O! the sixth principal meridian. You are
reaairsd tn answer said petition on OF before
the 1t;ii oay OF Noysubcf. $50.
vAo nosFIs b DAVIS,
fs4. Atsfy.. for taainfi1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
Shcrtu's sale.

Motto. - hereby gwen that under and by vis
Tue of an order II sac issued fosm tbr onire 81
l., ". Fort, clerk of The district court at The sh
indie iaI q strict. within and ier webster county.
Nsbra.ss. UpoD = decree ia al seton i<ncinx
therein. wh-r-in William Erccs IL pA~isiia ana
against yohn =. Robinson. DsfcDdsgt, shs9
Offer for sale At putiie yend8e. "a tire htshsst
bidder for cash in hand. Al the east door ~ tire
enurt.ouse Al Red tsos5. in webster ecsssy.
Nebraska ,thai b.in< the bsiifing wherein the
las; term 81 aid court Vas ho.cenl GA tbs
3sth day al October \. ID. os0O
at o'sItrk . m. Il sal daT. the following Geo
erjb.d property ts~it: The northeast quarter
Il 4s-r,jpa tweufy $lz5- - Ia tosa.s5p three
III north. Taszr esesep $50 Fesf "a sfs y. IA Va
webster cpfuty. *eh4@esA StFes under rs
ilaNd ias 81 dap Of SEPTEMBER A. ID. len
. 4 TxGt. sheriff.
Ey q. &. TEEr~ DpGfy.
C. FLACSHCaG. rAsiostss AttoTBsy.
Til sale i hereby e0s'asei 'or want ~ bid
dc.s ur;ii pcceTnt-E :. iv<l ,. AZ J p D.
-. c. Tssl. - tEEt.
Dsi'uty. ohssiHs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Motto. u hereby gwen. that under and by vir
tue of AN order OF sale issued from the ONCE Of
J.. ". Fort. Clerk Of the District Court of the
Eighth Judicial distract. within and for Web
sier county. Nebraska. upoG a decree In IN &C
to-. pending. therein. wherein, Joseph T. Hall
ey II PLAIN TN, ana against John i. Robinson
and Martha D.. Robinson, Defendants. shall
again offer for "a g AZ public vendnc Ia the high
esi bidder for cash In hSld AT the cas-; door of
the court house, al Red Cloud. Ia xsid Webster
county. s. raska. that being the place where
the last term az said court Was holden. on the
18th day Of Nov. 4. ID. 0ASO,
oi ! o'clock y. IN. Of said day. the follow ing
described property fowit: The youth half of
the southwest quarter al section four In tow N
ship three north range nine ives; IL q y. m.
In Webster county. Nebraska. G!scs under my
hand this 9Th day II October s.. ts3n.
q. \ TSEI. ~herih.
&C. IEEL. Deputy.
u. III. ETTteN, rE,inii: 5 Attorney. Ii-6d
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

II the defendant, the New England Mortgage
Security Company. you Will take notice that On
the Goth day Of October. iSs1. the p!aintin. Geo.
X CLANCY, Med In THE Office of the clerk Of the
district count 81 Webster county. Nebraska. .
petition against you. the Object and PRAYER OF
which are To recover ~ YOU. the said defendant
The sum of one huadrcI dollars with interest
from Sc 70. -. is9o, and also nled All AFFIDAVIT
stating that you are "A foreign corporation and y
nonresident Of this state and that service ~
unmOn cannot he made on YOU In this state.
and that the action u brought by said plaintiff
against YOU n a foreign corporation having
proper " In this stale whieh is sought by this
action TO be taken Ia attachment for the pay.
meut Of said debt. You ar- required 10 answer
all petition on the l5'i lay uf Decemb-r, 1HsD,
or the ale aii"n> of said petition will he taken
as confessed by sou Co toe true.
a.. d. CnANEY.
BY J. s. GllliaIn, hI. attorney. GW
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

- 41v101 = 9ooO ~ -
Ter rs cents. y 0eahl.
Chsney Warser vas in Fnaklin
this week.
Mis. Lean. Jones vss 10 franklin
this week.
Miss Addie Reigle vas 10 Frantliu
this week.
Attorney Davis has returned 4
Newcastle.
John Winters left this week on
business tour.
Jake Reigls has accepted . position
in the store Of Jones 4 Evans.
Call on Pcrkios 4 Potter for price
on stoves and We will ave you money
Oar stock 10 complete in our liuc'
prices about half the usual McNit
4 Gslusha.
Perkins 4 Potter will cell you tn
best barbed vira il the market for tn
least money. e
underwear, you never saw . nic'
. stock and tie low prices catch you
McNitt & Galushs.
The Nebraska and Kansas Fam
Lnan Co. want oil the good fam
loans they can get. II
Go to Deyos drug store and yo'
will end lamp chimneys Of every sig
style, and shape made.
Perkins 4 Potter will sell You
heating stove Is per cent eheape
than any firm in town. q
Anything in the line Of furnitur
arpets, window shades, etc.. at loves
prices At +. v. Tsylor's.
In Nebraska the p~rohibitory amend
ment was defeated by from 6fteen 4
twenty thousand majority.
1t looks nov on the eye Of going Il
press that the entire republican stat
ticket is defeated and the independ
ent ticket elected.
The 6ght between the old 2artisv
and the Independents seems to hav'
resulted in . victory for the republi
cans in Nebraska.
Badness ought not to come I'll
the age of IS or lster. If tho hal
begins to fall earlier, use Halls hal
remover and prevent badness ant
grsyness.
Business for the last few days il
Red Cloud has been at . tandstil
over the election news, and nothinI
else is talked Of except the giea
landslide of last Tuesday.
Nov is the time when you will wan
to st your children out with shoe,
C. Wiener has still . large line lef
and will sell them ct less than COS
fer the reason that he will not hsadl
women and childreus' shoes hereafter
Small in size, great in results: De
Wits little early risers. Best pill
for constipation, best for sick head
ache. best for sour stomach. Sold b
Getting.
The first snow Of the season cam
just % We went t. press. Miser
loves company. Last Tuesday va
. very cold day for republicans. ant
to-day it has to snow. It was eve
thus. Just IS If Tuesday was not col
enough.
News was received here this Morn
ing from Guioe Rock that G r Brock
one Of the bankers Of that place, CON
mited suicide by shooting himself
It was the second attempt. he ha'
been in an unhealthy condition 70
years, and his act was the result Q
much suffering.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
Lake wa.o.

l.. Alice ws.sos
rs
Uurb 81. GuflfsosI Jsey .uiIfoEi. Geoss~ L.
t.ri..fosd and Mr.. Gaitfnsa. The vile u
tseerrs L. t,uti ford
To George q. s.itfora and yr. GEsstofd-
wife 1T s,esrye 4. Spis.osd- bea-fss85<nt o.
fsudanss. Yoa sill tAkc unstcs TIA, o. 20. los
Oar q OrtOis-. len. J. Arles HStsoa. y@i.sie,
h~ress Gir-s her PETITION 10 The dssfrtst corr. 81
y eh~ssy eouaty. S.fr ska sz.lsss aid Sss~rr
daH,s. iive o j-es and prayer shseh s'o snsr-
Close = ezYIaia mort. ere e~teSss-s By Hngh ~.
6utlf..d Ard Lary e.1;sfosa 30 W j. bsssen
vhseh marriage xas scd kns asssxora 20
psasn.!H herein. sTon he . ssh~ass 4u2xtfs a
sr~,,oa TN. township c0-. 9affh ia ran<e
szesye n wehs~r csSsqsy- AssTa IA 80 ~<urs
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der ISraary Iss and July Ia Is s&es rear fsu@
ssxer yrs.-of. fke at ns;r eNskssx &c jxn.ssT
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- kfeSusred On say the sAms ~ sh3 s4se
pmN may be ssta 10 s~fsy IL sAosss
10uu1 dse
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

he has the sness line 81 s.oyes
ever secs in ,he clty. He has The
~celrtrss~d Gs.isni cook and heaters.
aud . fall line II others equally a.
coed. Hardware at tho vsry lowest
fgares for cash. Do not buy stoves
or hardware until yoa G me-. Opera
house block. Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

ELECTRIC SPARKS.
A good hot dinner for Is cents
~ J ID Stahl's.
Lamps and lanterns at Deyos.
OW. F. Kellogg is hsme from Lin
coin.
School books, tablets and states at
Deyos.
The best spect,cles made are sold
y Deyo.
Latest styles in carpets at F. V
Taylor's.
Hon. A. X. Cloudy was ia the city
this week.
Election day passed of qui,ely in
Red Cloud.
Anew line Of picture mouldiogs At
F. v. Taylors.
Trunks and valices, elegant stock.
MeNitt & Galusha.
Twenty days more and Thanks
giving day will be here.
Ex-mayor H holland and wife are
home from the great west.
E. Lightfoot of Jewel county, Kan.
has gone to Iowa, to live.
II you want the best buy the White
for sale by F. v. Taylor.
j. h. Smith and family have
moved back to Red Cloud.
Do not fail to call and see my stock
of window shades .-F.V TAYLOR.
W. have the over coats for you
this fall. McNitt 4 Galusha.
W. have The best suit you ever
saw for $3.50. McNitt & GaIusha.
MI. H. T. Igou has been sick with
fever this week, but 10 eonvalescing.
The place to see . line Of mems
flannel shirts is at NcNitt & Galushs.
We carry the largest stock and sell
ut prices SHAT suits. McNitt & GAL
usha.
Read 7. E. Pcnman's new adver-
tisement in another column. It will
pay you.
The Independents are supreuely
happy over the elsction Of Mr.. Nc
Keighan.
Quite = considerable amount Of
mune, r.,anged hands Tuesday, over
NcKeisa.:.'. election.
!'ryo SAYS his trade is good and We
k,U~ ~i,. 1t - b.causc he is sell
ing r.ods 1T hard thus. prices.
1t you are going to buy a carpet
You will save money and get the
bes: BY calling On +. V. Taylor.
Although every body cries hard
times, Wiener has his store crowded
fuller with goods than any season be-
fore.
J. II. Bailey has $50, 900 to loan on
good farm and city property. Farm
loans eight per cent and less. City
ten per cent
Loans made at low rates of interes
by the Nebraska & KaLsaa Farm Loan
Co. Money ready As soon as papers
are signed. Il
J. II. Bailey has ESQ, 900 to loan on
good farm and city property. Farm
loans eight pei cent aud less. City
ten per cenr.
Collins weed CLOTH aud metallic cas-
kets Of the best grades and Lowest
,r.,.s. Icteliigens care Of the dead
q speciality BY F v Taylor.
Go to McNitt 4 Galusha for .
tailor made suits. We will save you
from Eve to ten dollars. This 10 the
reason We take 70 many orders.
IL is bard to get good asd reliable
boots and shoes. c. Wiener has soue
that he ran guarantee aud sell as nc
higher prices thsa are asked for in
ferict goods.
Go to T. T. Pesnan To. ,our
jevelr.. He has ju<s received q
handsome new stock. Call aud selees
your Christmss preseats. Repairing
promptly done.
Mionie Jackson If Pleasant Hill
township. died last Satarnay night
9th diphtAesis. She vss the dsssh-
ter Of M. Jssksos. They have The
synpathy of their nasy ftiesds u
their glsat a11iseiso.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Constipation po,scns the blood; De-
Wits little early risers cure ccI sti-
patton. The cause renewed, the
disease is gons. Sold by Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
Nle., Ner.c ard Liver rtii..

An important discovery. They SCI On
the liveS, stomach and bowels taoaSh the
nerves. A new principal. They spsediy
cure b~illiousnes., bad taste. torpid liver
piles and constipation, Splendid for mea
women ARD children. Smallest, miidest
purest. ~ doses for rs cents Sam pl0
fsee az .. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
lnaV00e.

Election is over and I~navale went
indedendent ticket very near straight
and the amendment carried in great
shape.
Mrs. Phelps Mrs. Eddic's sister, Of
Alma returned home n day last
week.
Mr.. Irons has built q e chicken
house.
Miss May Hummell and Miss.
West Of Red Cloud spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel.
Frank Wilson of Cowles was in
Inavale Saturday. KID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Acts at once, never fails. peWitt's
cough and consumption cure. \
remedy for asthma, aud tha, feverish
condition which accompanies . sevcre
cold. Sold By Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

A meeting Of the executive con-
mittee Of the Webster county non
partisan prohibitory amendment
league vas held at their head quarters
in Red Cloud Saturday, Nov. lst 1890
at 3 r. M. Officers present X. b.
Fulton President, Rev. J. II. Winters
f. W. Ferguson and c. Z. Cox, Vice
Presidents, c. Schenck secretary. A
number OF the officers and members
Of the various school district leagues
we're present and took part in the
business Of the meeting. After re-
marks By most Of those present the
following financial report Was sub
mittsd by the secretary. the tre.sur-
er being absent. Received from
collections:
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Biennial meeting head camp
Modern Woodmen Of America,
Springfield, H., Nov. 11-16-189O.
B. 4 NJ. will cell tickets for the above
occasion at rate Of one fare and .
third on certificate plan W. W.
Buell., Lyons, H., will sign certificates
Tickets on sale Nov. 9-16 in,lusive.
A. CoNovER, Agt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Your cough will not Last all winter
You will not re kept awake at night,
You will get immediate relief II,
You will use DeWut's cough and
consumption cure. Sold by Getting !
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
DONE.


Is prepared 10 do all kinds Of butcher
ing ut reasonable rates Par;sss dssir-
ing his services viii please leave orders
At Featherly Il Aui.z's. Will also pay
highes; market price for hides and tai
low. n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

DeWit,'s little early ~risers; only
pill for chronic constipation. indigss-
ticn, dyspepsia. None so good, Sold
By Co,tiug. !