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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

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| eeiv06 0ne album.
Mn. J. ". snsth received . ane Msepss ftsa
~ hHs6e.d ]. Ns.ssss'e. wye. 10 otssr day'
asa 9 ~ .. exhibit loe tAe WInssr e0rN
exhibit 6 1aoola. Jaa. =. Il n very inpos.
tans that We6oo8 c0onev should - represented,
President Basyisoa has naAs bis .,..u.,
:eEs:s.. e sses'i e 1919 : 8 :: ! n sSs;s., :'e s Z. .;
same next week II possible. '"e
Hank Moore. 'Chief Of the Big aaexa- a, n.
Sert;le alley q tas keeuolte:a. - bsss voted
webster county: He has n0w eoee % tSe M
pafh and asovS ben have tie Scal0 o. aSna ~
before the. ghost dance en1A. he ChieS r..
lteves Haak % entitled TO the belt q 'SaewS"
thrown In.
G. b. Crone. w~ell-known b most NJ rsr
CHiEr's readers has been ap~s.inted:c5erk of
the district court In the place q L. II. FoSf r..
signed. Mr.. CrOne b one Of our mod Il citizen.
and Is veil able to 'h0ld down" tAe once a he
has had years OF experience In such V0rk ARA
We feel certain that the board Of Supervisors
could mot have made . better selecton. lie is
the interests ol The deop3e In the adminisf, sfiS
Of the affairs q his once. The Chief W ven
pleased over his appointment and extends IT.
heartiest congratulations on this OcessioH S.scs
cess Is our best wish TO 0r. CrOne.
Mise Eva J. King. Wis0 has held tie respoosi.
bic ONCE Of county. superintendent for TIE lasf
three years, has resigned and her success0r IN.
pOinted In the person Of ID. n. Hunter an ciad.
en-. Miss King went into the Office three years
ag0, and With her mature ability q q teacher
proceeded from the start to infuse new life int
ton Of hAytnS Ietuvenated the work in the
cOuoty schools to tkat point where none before
her have ever been able 70 Attain. We believe
that both the patrons Of the public schools Of
Webster county, aS well rs the children. will be
sOrry that she has seen it % resign ~ she has
handled the Affairs Of that once very ably.
During this week cur friend, l. n. Fort. re-
signed his Office Of distncf clerk and {. B. Crone
Was appointed to oil the vacancy. Mr.. f0rt
bears the distinction Of being the most careful
and best posted clerks that has ever held IN OF.
nee In this state. He VAS always accurate In
his work, and never aimed TO please anyone by
doing something contrary IN law, Mr.. Forts
motto In his business AFFAIRS has always been
ance 70 those cardinal principles has won quite
> reputation In the state. While We are sorry
to lose him We feel certain that his once viii be
Is ably managed by his successor, Mr.. CrOne.
II GRIEF viii always have . good word for
4r. Fort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05
Notice to N0n.R esldcnt DcEen.
60n0a.

NOu0ce 10 COUosD 8ee10C0u uDC1e0s
0anos.
Attic r. Jones and her husband. fwiose hrsi
name - unknOwn Viii take notice that on the
Med HE petition against you, Imyleaded With
others. In the district court Of Webster county
sesIaskA, the object and prayer II whtrh as
by Rufus and Julia 4. Corey 10 said Edwin :.
Fay dated May Il. iso. conveying the following
premises situated In said count a Webster and
state OF Nebraska towIt: The south hall Of the
ship four north. range MIN vest Of the esh r.
n. Tor The purpose Of securing . pTincipal prom
issoFy note q s10W. Of even date therewfth
warranty deed TO said Arie r.. Jones. Who b.
the terms Of aajd deed assumed and Agre~d "a
Pay said mortgage Indebtedness: that default
has teen made In the payment a the intss-t
wholly unpaid and plsinfiR has elected, a. b
said note and mortgage provided. % declare ~
Of satd indebtedpe1 due; that there u noe dus
plaintiff the sum Of STILL toge.hef With inter
est at ten per cent per anuum on s5..11 thereof
from November Ist. $50; on %" thereof frvW
November Ist, iS9p; On 80 thereof from NAY
Isl. Iss0; On 80 thereof from November lsi
lsoU. 70 the commencement of this smit Il eixkl
PEI cent per annum and n ieu PEI cent per an
mum thereafIlr: hat said mortgage wSs hk1
for record and recorded Deesmb~r ia: ia. IN
book ! of the moytyaxc records Of said wcbsse'
county on page 3is.
Fiainsia prsys that sasd defendznts MAJ h. III
L1arred and foseriosrd a their equity al re-
Dnptton: that satd premises may be aoid ~
cOS6ing 70 Law 10 xssisfy ssid indebtedness sud
that Said dsfeDdants. Rufus Corey Julia A
Corey and Atttc r. Jones MAY b. adjudxei d
by any deficiency and fov 1rh further and
Othes relief ~ may De just AMI equitable.
o and each a you ar. required to anssss
sid petition - - f~lore Monday the ah daJ
q January A. u. ls9t, - the came viii be tAket
- tgue and decree and Judgment rendered -
eor6ingly. kDVSS 3. YAy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

The supervisors have adjourned.
Dsyo 10 getting out his line Of
holiday goods.
Jim Kidd and Will BreWer are in
the city this week.
Remember that Dcyo keeps all
the great Indian remedies.
The Red Cloud Publishing Com
pany was sued this morning, before
Judge West, to recover certain water
fees due the city.
Acts At once, never fails. DeWitt's
cough aud consumption cure. A
remedy for asthma, and that feverish
condition which accompanies . severe
cold. Sold BY Getting. 6
We omitted to mention last week
in our efforts to demolish turkey, a
grand Thanksgiving party that occurred
ct r. NJ. Martins residence. All
enjoyed the evening hugely.
Your cough will not last al winter
You will not be kept awake at night;
You Win get immediate relief if,
You will use DeWitt's cough and
consumption cure. Sold BY Getting 4
Mrs. Sarah Parkes the mother of
VIM. John, and Ed Parkes, living at
lndianola, died on Thursday after a
brief illness. The boys went to
Indianola, this morning to be present
at the funeral.
There camc near being . fire at the
Gardner House this morning. The
FIRE vas frst discovered in . sofa, but
By the promptness Of Henry Moore
the genial proprietor, the fire was ex-
tinguished in its incipiency. It was
q very close call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

Notice Is hereby gwen. that under and BY vir
tue OF an order Of sale Issued from the once 0
L: H.. Fort. Clerk OF the District COurt Of the
Eighth judicial District, within and for Web
ster county, Nebraska, upOn . decree In an &C
ti0s pending. therein, wherein, Joseph 4 Bail
and Martha l.. Robinson, Defendants. shall
again offer for sale at public vendue 10 the high
eat bidder for cash In hand at the cas-: door OF
the court house, at Red Cloud, in said Webstes
county. Nebraska. that being the place where
the last term Of said cOurS Was holden. on the
18th day OF IAN. A. ID. 1891,
at I O'Clock p. m. Of said day. the following
described property to- wit: The south half Oi
the southwest quarter Of section four In town.
In Webster county, Nebraska. Given under my
hand thus I'd day VI December 4. d. leso.
CA. Tg8l, sheriff.
q. c. Tk8Ls Deputy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

Glass and putty at Deyos.
r. B. Fulton has returned from
Arkansas.
Trunks and valices, elegant stock.
NcNitt & Galusha.
Stoves! Stoves! cheaper than be.
fore at Perkins & Potters.
We have the over coats for you
this fall. McNitt & Galusha.
We have the best suit you ever
saw for $3.50. McNitt & Galushs.
The place to see . line of mems
flannel shirts is at McNitt 4 Galusha.
Miss Flora Quick, of Indiauol.,
is visiting friends in the city this
week.
We carry the largest stock and sell
ct prices shat suits. McNitt & Gal
usha.
Subscriptions for any paper or mag
azine published in the world taken at
Deyos.
A large invoice OF picture holdings
just received at Cozad & Cos. furni.
ture store.
Our stock is complete in our liues
prices about half the usual. McNitt
& Galusha.
Perkins & Potter still bold the
fort and eau make prices lower than
the lowest.
Deyo is going to astonish tho ma
tives with his prices on holiday goods
this year.
Look here! You can save money
ty going to Perkins & Potters and
get their prices.
Underwear, you never saw o nice
. stock and the low prices catch you.
McNitt & Galusha.
The Nebraska and Kansas Farm
Imam Co. want al the good farm
loans they can get. If
Although everybody cries hard
times, Wiener has his store crowded
fuller with goods than any season be.
fore.
j. Nustein has moved his ciga1
factory to Charley Potter's building
on 4th Avenue. He has much better
quarters now
Chsrley Chase who has been in the
west for about two years, has returned
to Red Cloud, on account Of severe
rheumatism.
John s. Parkes has purchased the
business Of Vim. Kier, and has moved
the stock into his building south Of
TIE CHIEr Office.
II. II. Townsend Of the North
Branch Academy, North Branch,
Kansas was in the city this week and
made this Office . pleasant call.
Perkins & Potter are Offering extra
inducements on their large stock Of
heating stoves in order to close them
out at once. Call and get prieesL
The diphtheria scare is abatina.
Most Of the reported eases are getting
along nicely and in a few more days
the a will nave completely abated.
Do not buy anything in the furpi-
ture line until you have consulted
F01s1& Cos. Taey have bottom
prices on furniture AID everything il
their line.
Now is The time vhes you viii vant
to &c your children out With sAees.
c. Wiener hes still . large line lslt
and will sell then g lee thaa esss
fer the reason that 10 yin nes hanlle
women and childrsns' shoes hesssftes
Charley Quincy has lived in Web
ster eoulty 81 yean and 10 . Of
The most prosgeroas farmers Ne have,
and what h. has he has worked hard
for. Bis is principally dee
to s.layisg By enough for dry weather
seasons" and slvays being prepared
70 take advantage Of good prices
I've GooA Ru~
For nDt q HooooDHk1a tnRma
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05
Miles Nerve and Liver Pitts.

An important discovery. They act on
the live1, stomach and bowels though the
nerves. A new principal. They speedy
cure billiO usness, bad taste, torpid liver
piles and constipation. Splendid for men
women and children. Smallest, mildsst
purest. 30 doses for Is cents. Samples
free at .. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

Mothers Friend" il growing in favor
throughout the south and IL highly rec
commended BY physicians. We consider
IL indispensable to those Who know they
must pass through the ordeal Of child.
birth. Write nFadneld Reg. Co., Atlanta
Ga. for particulars. Sold By G. L. Cot
ting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

Headache is tho 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., 1890-12-05
THE PIONEER
F eed, Barn
F.. N. RICHARDSON, Prop, Red Cloud.

We 1ase moro hay and moro cosn. more cats and moro
barn (1 Of which We purchased when psins ver- ~
DOWN than any 6rm In town, there's We 4 pecpasrd 3 give
U lower RSts than any firm bs4wevn the 2 oceans, Bosriing
by the day. week o month. We do not brsg Of our hone
nsnship. Stock fnoa a care shoxs theie ksepine. Call on
u 1t the old reliablr barn back a POstomos and he con-
WINGED that chat we ten you r tua
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Coughing

re- Natnseis edoet % exrel lorsig sab.
stances from the bConchiAl passages.
Frequently, this causes in0A00af3oo
end ohe need q On anedyns. No oehes
expectoeant oe ssodyoe y equal -
Ayers CAsssy Pectseal. Il aatses
Nature In ejecting tho nueuss al1eys
irYitstion, indnces repose, and = IL
most popular Of all coash cures.
"Of tie many psepasaaioes bsSoes -
mnhiic Tor the euro 81 colds, coughs,
&ronchitie. and kindred diseases, t6eso
r oone, withia the range Of my exposp
onoe. 60 reliable - Ayers ChefTy Pc.
toeal For years I was subject 70 eced1s
followed BY terrible ccassss. About Soer
{ ago, when 20 afflicted. I ~ cd
yised 70 tn Ayers Cherry Pectosal and
70 lav IN other remedies asjde. / did
%. and within . week was we'll q ny
cold and cough. Since then I havo
alWoyD kept this preparation In the
house. and feel comparatively eecuro."
Mn. L. L Brown, Denmark. xias.
"a few years ego I took . seven cold
which affected my lungs. 1 hed . 81.
-rible cough, and passed night aitef
nieht without sleep. Tie d0ctO9S gave
mo up. I tiled Ayers Cherry Pect0ral,
which relieved my lungs, induced Sleep
and Afforded the rest neceSS44y t0H the
recovery Of my strength. BY tho con-
finual use Of the PectOral, y permanent
euro WAS effected "-Horace fairbrother.
Rockingham, Vt.
Ayers chsr1y Psstua|,
o.. ]. G. Aver 4 Co., Lowell. Mass.
OeA b ~ DE1egias. Psies q; - bottles. ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

COTTlNG POINTERS.
We are sh0 wing . large stock
Of albums at unusually l0W pr.
ccS.
Dolls, dolls, dolls, dolls that
laugh, dolls that cry, dolls that
say papa and mama, two faced
dolls just like some 1ittle girl, In
fact all kinds Of dolls from ono
cent 10 $500.
Holiday goods arc gradually
coming To the front for Christ.
mas will soon be here.
Call On Us II you want q gold
pen and penhOlder.
Fragrant new perfume Just
opened.
We have q fun line Of the
kickapOO Indian Remedies.
Drugs and medicines always
I'm stock.
Bring Us yOur prescriptions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

A large list Of Webster county lands
to trade for Lincoln property. Ad.
dress A. L. Funk, 136 North 18th, St.
Lincoln. Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

0O0o Fer Coed.
It is TO Be hoped that the bafbsrous
hustle has gone for good, but It Is certain
the great discovery OF DR. Franklin
Miles has come 70 stay and alleviate hu-
man suffering This wonderful nerve f0oc
and medicine builds up n out systems
cures dts, spasms, headache, nervous pros
tituti0n, dizziness, sleeplessncss, monthly
pains, sexual troubles, etc Mrs John X
Miller Of Valparaiso, Indiana and ] -
Taylor Of Lo9ansp0rt Indiana gained ~
pounds . month while taking il Finely
illustrated treatise On "Nervous Diseases"
and sample bottle Of the restorative nerv
inc free at Cotting's Who guarantees it s
-
Paint Shop.
Carriage. s,ga and house painting
Hard wood finish, granting. etc, Shop
opposite Fsst's Lumber Yard. Al
work guaranteed.
FOR Z STOVES
Go - W0fhaF1h
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 -
good. Hardware at the very lowest
figures for cash. Do not buy stoves
or hardware until you e ne. Opera
house block. Webster street.
JaDes 7. Goel, CaEnl, M, Says.
He paid thirty-oas dollars DOCTORS bin
for his wife d oas ysas, s1d o. bottle Of
Deod1eldis Esoale RsgulaAoe did her
00eo god than IN tAe 0o16o1De sAe hod
takoa boeoeA.
II. DalA dssggisa Cssni m. Write
0.aA1a1a 1sg1. %, Ai1aata. O., 1oe
paztts1aas. oeaa b G. l.. Cotting.
VaAAyv0aA.v - esssRC0mA |
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Wn ds6 |
WAd
It'll, - oEaasho - hunoe
aniDaas ~a Gk1sey 01Da10 - Voo1
NosoAb enn11ng9 Eo1tu ~8sv0R -
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For rsat - reasonable tmnA
Apply = u. W. 01llilssd. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

THE CHIEF
rFriday, Dee. 5, 1880.
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

ntered at the Post Ofice in Red Cloud, NeS,
as mail matter OF the second class
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

V0Ayv0~v - esse&C0uA
WAd
WAnnsA 6eca0~ - ~OC01A
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05

Carriage. s,ga and house painting
Hard wood finish, granting. etc, Shop
opposite Plast's Lumber Yard. Al
work guaranteed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-05
AYERS chsl1y Peetela!,

o.. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
OeA b ~ Dnsg1Gls. PSjes q; sk bottles. ~.
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JERSEYS DouBLR VOTE.
A PRIVILEGE THAT CITIZENS GEN.
ERALLY DO NOT ENJOY.
How Things Were Done in Two Precinct
The Court Holds There was No
Criminal Intent.

P.B. Jensen was acquitted on his ex-
animation in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon Oh a charge OF illegal voting
There was no disputing the fact that ne had
first voted in precinct thirteenth OF the Third
District, and also in precinct ten of tina;
district, where be was properly registered
In the former precinct there was also man
of the same name registered.
| The testimony of the various members
of the Election Boards in these precincts
! showed that there was some dispute over
/ Jensen's right to vote in precinct thirteen
and Inspector Tracy testified that the fault
was his that the ballot was deposited there
that be was holding it over the slot in
the bsllot-box and dropped it too soon.
Jensen said that he had been to precinct
ten to vote. and had been sent around to
the other precinct.
Nevertheless, it was shown that after his
ballot had been deposited in precinct thir-
teen, he went to the polling place in his
own district and there voted again. Later
in the day be returned to precinct thirteen
and informed the officers OF election that
he had voted the second time, but had cast
straight Republican ticket, so that II bis
ballot should cut an important figure in
the election, or change the result IN any
candidates case, the harm could readily be
rectified by throwing out one straight
ticket.
Inspector Michael Hughes of precinct ten,
testified that when Jensen voted there be
said nothing about having already voted in
any other precinct.
Daniel Meagher testified that he was In
spector at the polling-p place in precinct ihlr-
teen when Jensen voted there, but wss away
at dinner at the time.
The testimony developed the fact that
some of the officers of election in the
thirteenth precinct did not attend very
closely 10 their duties, and one OF the Of
ficers in precinct ten, who was attending to
checking off the names OF voters from the
register as their ballots we're cast, informed
the Court that he did not have his glasses
with him and therefore could not perform
that duty readily.
The case was argued by City Attorney
Hart for the prosecution, but Charles T.
Jones, counsel for Jensen, submitted the
case for the defense without argument,
more than to say that Jensen had no intent
to vote illegally.
Judge Buckley took this view of the case,
and ordered the discharge of Jensen.
Precinct ten was carvassed by the Board
of Supervisors yesterday afternoon, and
precinct thirteen is the first one to be can
vassed this morning.
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the pair were not brother aud sister. and
having those suspicious verified in an nm
mistakable manner, communicated the
facts to officer Carroll.
Captain Lee went to the room and de-
manded admittance. After some delay
the young man opened the door. and the
Captain and officer Carroll walked in.
They found that the little girl vas, al
Though very sharp and shrewd for her
years, apparently about Is years of sge or
even less. She. however, declared she was
nearly 10, and insisted that her companion
whose physical appearance warranted
the belief that he might be % or % years
of age, as be claimed-was her brother.
His confused answers to questions
plainly showed that he was not her brother,
while his mental caliber seemed TO be about
on par with that of the average Colusa
county sheer. herder.
The couple were made to dress, and were
escorted to the police station. The simpl7-
minded youth, despite the prompiings of
the sharp-witted girl, there gave away The
whole business He admitted that they
had run away, but had no ides as TO what
they were going to do now they had got
away. He had 800 in an inside pocket,
and two silver watches. He said he had
got the money from the sale of claim he
had on piece OF Government land in Co
lusa county.
1t was further learned that the little girl
was an adopted daughter of one Turkey
Johnson, of Colusa county, and that she
had run away because johnson and his
wife did not treat her well. Her compan.
ioa said he loved the girl snd wanted 10 do
something for her, as she had not good
home.
They were locked up and Chief Drew
telegraphed to Willows to know what 10
do with the children. The man admitted
his true name was George H. Seahorn.
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TRIED TO KILL HERSELF.
Attempt by a Young Woman to Stransl
Herself in the Civ JaiI,

Attempt by a Young Woman TO Stransle
Herself in the City Jail.
Officer Simmons last night arrested q
we'll dressed and comedy young woman
who was about to visit dance hall in the
disreputable portion of the city, and took
her to the police station. She claimed to
have been married. that she and her hus'
band had separated in Oakland, and that
she had been in Chico for a short time.
She gave the name of Nellie Crowley.
The officer, believing her to have run
away from home, locked her up in the
women's cell with the little midget from
Colusa county, referred to elsewhere.
little before midnight the child called
officer Shook and said the young woman
was trying to kill herself. The officer has
tened to the cell and found the latter lying
on her cot and black in the face. She had
taken cloth strap from some portion OF
her dress and tied ii so tightly about her
neck that if the officer had not arrived
when he did, she would have strangled.
He cut the strap and she seemed to re.
cover her breath. but when seen by re-
porter half an hour later was apparently in
half-unconscious state.
She is blonde, with beautiful hair
rather pretty features, and plainly but very
lastly attired. Her cell companion said
that while in conversation with the young
woman she learned that the latter has q
brother at or near Willows, Colusa
county, and that she (the little girD knew
of him, but did not know mis- name.
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knights and Ladies' of Honor.

A large audience assembled at Changers
Hall on Wednesday evening, in attendance
on an entertainment given by Equity
Lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor. The
hall was deliberately decorated with plants,
evergreens, flowers, flags and scenery
painted especially fer the occasion.
The following programme was rendered,
during which many of the numbers were
encored :sOpeniEg address, w. NJ Thomas,
Chairman vocal duet, Miss Clara Starts.
man and F. A. Ree7es Good OF the Order
and Its Benefits" Past Protector j. 2.
| Counts; piano duet, Misses Minnie and
Lena Gore; remarks by Grand Vice Pro-
tector I. II. Berkey reading, ]. A. Howell ;
either duet, E. Meyers. H Evers address
by District Deputy Grand Protector T. a.
Lauder; recitation, Miss Pearl Baldwin.
The following committees had charge of
the affair: Arrangements-Mrs. NJ. Jones,
Miss K. Hoffelt, Miss G. Bates, W. NJ.
Thomas, W Smith, j. A. Howell. Recep-
tion-Miss L. Barnes, Mrs. NJ. Medley, Miss
J. Jasper, Mrs. w. Starr, w. l., Jones, 0s-
Car Miller, NJ. Coon, Mr. Barnes. Re-
freshments-Mrs. S. Spencer, Mrs. l. NJ
Russell, Mrs A Monaghan, J. Medley.
After completion of the programme the
floor was cleared and dancing INDUCED in
until midnight. The occasion was one of
the usual Wednesday evening reunions of
the Lodge.