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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-09-18
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

Is not a cosmetic in the sense in which that
term is popularity used, but permanently beauF
titles. 1t creates soft, smooth, clear, velvett
skin, and by daily use gradually makes the COM
plexion several shades whittier. 1t is a constant
protection from the effects of sun and wind and
prevents sun burn and freckes, and blackheads
will never come while you use it. Itcleanses the
face far better than soap and water, nourishes
and builds up the skin tissues and thus pre-
vents the formation of wrinkles It gives the
freshness, clearness and smoothness of skin that
you had when a little girl. Every lady, young
or old ought to use it, as it gives more youth
full appearance to any lady, and that perma-
nently. 1t contains no acid, powder or alkah,
and is as harmless as dew and as nourishing to
the skin as dew is to the flower. Price 81 90.
at all druggists and hair dressers, or at Mrs.
Geryaise Grahan1's establishment, 103 Post
Street, San francisco, where she treats ladies
for all blemishes OF the face or figure. Ladies at
a distance treated by letter. Send stamp for
her little book "How to be Beautiful"
SdmplG bOlllG receipt Of 10 cents in sta Stamps p
to pay for postage and packing. Lady Agents
xuur tnd
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-09-18

Besides feeding lecturers and their
teams. Twenty dollars would not
cover the amount the Alliance has
cost me and lots of my neighbors have
been taken in worse than | have.
Some of them have taken from $40 to
$40 worth of shares insAlliance news
papers. All is dead loss. We have
simply paid in our money to hypocrites
to help them work against our inter-
ests and make fools o, us. will defy
any farmer in Douglas county to show
where he ever received ten cents bene-
fit from the Farmers Alliance, and
there is mighty few that belong toit
but what can figure up from SO to $40
out of pocket. They have got the
last dollar they ever will out of me.
The whole thing is a scheme manipu-
lated by gang of blood suckers to
fitch the farmers by putting few
cents in one pocket and stealing dol
lars out of the other pocket while
doing so. douglas County Sentinel
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-09-18
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Face Bleach.

Cures the worst cases OF Freckles, sunburn,
Sallowness, Moth-patches, Pimples and all skin
blemishes. Price S1.50. Harmless and effec-
tive. No sample can be sent. Lady Agents
wanted.-
Thn r1rUiSt Ell Sf this BIZ town who first orders
My preparations are for sale, by wholesale
druggists in Chicago and every city west Of il.
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l<gn1 Notice.
In he district eOur, - webster eD4a.y. ~.
bsAsks-
John a. CrsIten

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Cruttse. - Jo~pS gAos e1sarany. s>i~~u 90
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trr1s< to~fss1. Nino~sses fhssss~s MISS
tASsarisx c"@Isa, ss1 chsr-hah Fsfs'r. Dr.
,~odsrss
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vii taS~ nsxso- sAas - 80 f-h. cay - tstrs
arr f1i ne as-gvs hzzn<a psssstss. Lean W.
Crartsa Sid ks y<<tbSs - o. eAsu 20 sSazys <
w~essr ,rssty. SssrAssA san~, .zN 1-tssa-
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xrs. A. Gaiusha is quite sick this week.


xrs. A. Gaiusha is quite sick this week.
Quite a number Of nsighbors and friends
Of the parties were in attendance.
The Ladies Society for benefit of the
poor, will meet Mt Mrs. Wiener's, Saturday
afterro op. March 18th, nj two O'Clock.
The Webster county Sunday school in
stitu,e Oil, meet in Red Cloud Wednesday
evening March 18th. Program will he an
~nounced later.
George Leming. of Denver Colorado.
has been in the city this week. on especial
business O. We believe George has .
sweetheart in these parts that attracts his
attention occasionally.
The young friends and associates a.
sembled ut the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Graves on the ID inst. and had a very en-
ioyable time. Mr.. Graves consen plates
moving on his farm soon. They will be
missed by their may irinds-
Attorney J. Porter Jr. Of this city has
lately procured = fne pension. With ar,esr-
ages for Eduard L. Gsgsn. vicinity Of
Guide Rock. and thus another Webster
county citizen made happy. n b fund
for circulation in the community increased.
Oliver Downs is back from the rilds Of
Oregon He like. the country very mach
and contemp plates moving back there IN .
short time. divers greatest story - about
a lodge that IL three miles by three and a
half long. Pretty large lodge for shat
Country.
The lawsuit over a piece OF school land
in Garfield township IN which joseph G
Taylor is plaintiff and r. n and J. W.
Daugherty are defendants. uss again
called in Justice Scbeock's court 90
Tuesday last. and by agreement con
tinued for hearing until the 18Th a II
O'Clock .. m
Boyd and OverinS have %. coDpleted
their arrangements. and are ready 30 con
msnce chipping marble
Their carver and 1nisasr MI ID. J An
dreus II Lincoln IL expected Thursday.
The Arm hA. orders ahead that VII occu-
py the attention o. their good workman
for The pext three noofss. snd vita the
assistance OF Cha. wiosrsy and J X Asstx-
their travelling salesman. eoDe,esd With
the push and vim displayed By The hr@
IL il very probable thai they VII D Be
con PEELED 60 employ more met 10 their
vort rocr. Red Cosd os conSrsi1.x,s
ksr,elf in securing fAs srs sadssssJ N
Der midst
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
WIN Baby wss sick. we gave her CasGosiA.
wbes slss vas Q Chill. size cried for Cassoeia-
WIEN he become Miss. she chung 70 Castosia-
when she had Chilarsn. she gave them Cassorta
COW1cS.

Rev. Steely filled the pulpit at the
Congregational church last Sunday morn
ing. and did the same at the NJ. +.
church at night.
Elder Winters spoke at the NJ. f.
church in the a m.
Rev. Plat preached at Franklin morn.
ing and evening. TO supply the place OF
Pastor Harrison, who is still absent from
his church, collecting funds for the
academy.
Our village is usually very peaceful,
but Q sad racket at the bank on Monday
the I'd, makes q break In the record, II
is TO be hoped the like will not happen
again.
Geo Harris returned from his sorrow-
ful visit 10 hn former home in Iowa.
March, ID.
Father Hopson died, after an illness Of
one hour, on tho evening Of March 81.
at the homo Of his son-in-law, Nj. G. W.
Francis, he was about 81 years OF age
and had been . Christian for many
years. ".
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
Children cUfoT
Pitchers caSto41a.
00asOO.

Geo. Hummel HIS been holding q pro-
tracted meeting At Orio, With good suc-
coA
Nj. S.effenis chia 10 vsry siek and not
expected 10 lve
There xas q debate in school district
No. 50 on the question q tari6. Re
solved that the preseot hi0n tariff 10 10
~jurious 70 the American people. with
j. N. Brown and Geo Duckes On the
Affirmative. Joseph Gsrhee and Oliver
Mccall On the negative The question
vas decided IN favor q The afiSnaiive.
Come again boa SID
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

In accordance with the circular issued
by \. Highly Of Red Cloud, the meeting
set for Wednesday, March ith 1891. at
Hebron, Neb., for the purpose OF form
| ing a circuit for the coming fall, was
called to order by j. NJ. Bennett, tenn
porary chairman. .Anson High. was
elected temporary secretary. Motion
made and carried that the temporary or
ganizatiOn he made permanent for the
year 1891. Moved. seconded and carried
that the first meeting for races IN the
proposed circuit, he held at Geneva,
Fillmore county, Neb., the week OF Sept.
18th, 1891. The second meeting ut He
bron, Thayer county, Neb., the week OF
Sept. 2lst, 1891. The third meeting ut
| Nelson, Nuckolls county, Neb., the week
OF Sept. 18th. 1891. The fourth meeting
! ut Red Cloud. Webster county, Neb., the
week Of October 9TH, 1891, and the fifth
meeting at Edgar, Clay county, Neb.. the
week OF October, 18th, 1851. Each OF
said meeting places to hold a meeting, for
the purpose OF selecting dates in the
weeks mentioned, and forward To the
secretary OF the circuit at Red Cloud. not
later than march 10th.
moved, seconded and carried thai each
place OF meeting put in their speed list,
the following races at least, viz Three
minute trot, 2:4J trot, 2:G trot, and free
for all race, with the privilege Ut drop
ping not more than one OF the above
races, and any member Of the circuit can
add any race they choose.
moved. seconded and carried that the
entries for all trotting and pacing races
close mt least ten days prior to the hold
ing ~ leach meeting.
Moved, seconded and carried that the
secretary he instructed TO expend, not TO
exceed $50 in advertising all the cOilec-
tive advertising needed by the proposed
circuit. Each member OF the circuit, to
be assessed to make up the amount, 80
pro rate, AZ to their purses offered.
moved, seconded and carried that the
proposed circuit he called: 1.-The South
ern Nebraska Circuit
moved, seconded and carried, that each
race be advertised, and specified that
there shall be, at least, three starters in
all classes.
moved, seconded and carried that each
member OF the circuit, furnish bedding,
for speed stables free OF charge, hay and
grain to be furnished at reasonable
rates.
Moved. seconded and carried that each
member OF the circuit. charge e per stal!
for speed stablee.
moved. seconded and carried, that a
vote OF thanks, be extended to Mr.. Gran
ger. assistant superintendent. Ii. i n.
X. r., for his kindness in holding trains
for the convenience Of delegates To this
meeting. and for furnishing a place for
the holding Of said meeting. also for his
interest, manifested, to make the circuit
q success.
The following is q list OF delegates. rep
resenting the different meeting places, OF
the proposed circuit, at this meeting:
+. ii. Briggs Genoa. Neb, J. y. Ben
nett, Hebron, Neb., G. W. Bradley and
Geo. Smith. Nelson. Neb., rs. Granger.
Edgar, Neb, j. L. KILLER and Arson Hig-
by. Red Cloud, Neb.
Meeting adjourned. subject 70 a call OF
the president and secretary.
The spring term If North Branch
Academy opens Tuesday March 10th, The
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
Take Notice

Mary A. Station and Martha u. Mont
gomery. You are hereby notified that
on the 10th day of July 1889. ! purchased
the following described lot tO-wit in the
village Of Guide Rock. Lot I, block -
in Webster County Nebraska.
Taxed in the name of Nary A. Station
and sold for the delinquent tax for the
year 1897, by the county treasurer Of
Webster county, amount 1903 and " not
redeemed on or before July 10th, 1891.
I will make application for a treasurer's
tax deed. NJ. BAUM.
By l.. BAUx. Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
TOWN TALK.
Floor paint at Deyo's.

Floor paint at Deyo's.
Wanted, butter and eggs at j. :.
Parkes.
Go to j. S. Parkes for groceries Of
oil kinds.
Watch for Il. NJ. Martin 4 Sons
al next week.
When you buy spectacles, get the
best at Deyo's.
Are you going TO paint? If SO get
prices at Deyo's.
Condition powders Of oil kind At
Deys's drug. store.
Arson Highly and J. l.. Miller we're
in Hebron this week.
Getting has the finest and largest
stock Of wall paper in town.
A splendid line of Spring Jackets
1t r. N. Martin & Sons.
Lost: A large sum Of money, BY
not buying wall paper Of Deyo.
Ravens, horse, cattle and poultry
food always in stock at Cuttings.
New baby carriages, novelty gear.
patent brake. at Cozad & Co.'S, Red
Cloud.
All the latest STYLES and new colors
in spring wraps at X. NJ. Martin &
Sons.
If you want a warranted pocket
knife for . little money. Call on
Getting.
Deyo is selling goods just the same
If it is hard times. Low prices Is
what knocks.
For new and stylish dress goods,
wraps and millinery call on X NJ.
| Martin & Son.
The finest psrlor suits vest Of Cal
csgo for $25. Special bargain. See
Cox.d & Co.'S.
T.. b. Smith aud wife were in Nc
Cook this week. visiting their
daughter Mrs. Burnett.
All wool Heneriettas, BrilIiantines,
Flannels greatly reduced in prices at
Mrs. +. Newhouse's.
We can sstonish you By our low
prices on window curtains aud wall
paper. & l.. Getting.
Paint up your buggy before spring
with the best buggy paint in the
world, which Deyo sells.
DR.. Warmers corsets 10 every sly lie
and size, also d.. Warmers misses and
childrens waists, at Mrs. F. Newhouse.
All kinds of burial cases, robes, etc
Embalming and intelligent care Of
the dead. CoIad & Co., Red Cloud.
c. W. Gather and family have de-
cided 10 move to Oregon, and will
leave for there next Monday. The
CHIEF is sorry to lose them from Red
Cloud a they arc No. l people.
Mrs F. NeWhouse has just received
. large assortment Of Dr.. Warmers
eorseis ladies', misses, and childrsn's
waists Of all sizes. white trimmings
which she vill sell At prices lower
than the lowest
Will O'Briea, quite we'll known in
this city 10 dead, so . Telegram from
Denver states. His death was the
sd ending Of once happy life,
wrecked By strong drink and otl'e'
cause. LArRR-The body vas brcngt
to Red Cloud and will be buried to
aorrow Saturday. March Z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
A%nii.11Orsc Thief Association.
NOu.Resjdcut Notice.

v Corhrans. plaintiff.
Noah u. Tboms,
JeG n. 1hnanas. Defendant.
To the above n2msf Noah n. Thomas Add
Jea-r~on u ThcmAs. you and esrh - yus are
heeehv notified tina, on The ifh f1y ~ feifu.
AIRY. i%i. u tochrsDe q, p.zsuits Sled biz T~u
iiou against yps In the orr~ - the sisrs ~ tfse
distrl~, essirf - Webster coaBfy. Senraska. Iks
obje~t and yrsysr q whirh are To- for~cis~ q
moffya-- ei.cufsd ~ ca t9iuuy 90 said plain
ts. on tho i.th cay of GN:otsr. ia. On toss I.
Snd G.. ia tt~s !. kzley asd Isra ~on.' asaitsea
20 Rcd Cloud Webster cosnfy. Ssbra.k.
ycs are further nod fset Ia arf~ar ard snss~r
aid I>fitior 90 ~ t~fofs Nspdsy fse iab dsg
us April. ici. or tho sli~xztoas usrFr1p vta -
txhrr ss c0af~>-cd b. yog % - trSs ard deNr~
rendered sgsins; yea arnorainEHy
ESsSHEASE
~ q. 4 ChsprJ. His Atfo-p~J 1iH
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
SPARKS.

W. =. Kenady and e. ". Gather
swclled the Great Family Wcekly's
purse this week.
Remember Wiener carries . stock
Of shoes, and that he will underseIl
any one in that line.
Talking about pants Wieners, il
selling a good strong article At % cts.
to $3.50 worth from 81 to y.
Wiener is Offering . big bargain in
pillow shoes at prices ranging from 70
cents to 81 20 worth frsm 81 to &2.
Frank Kuehu and Charley Wisfrey
were in Mankato, Kansas, this week
as witnesses in the Kuiper horse thief
case.
A letter from l.. II. Dcyo At Waus-
con, Ohio, announces that he has
been sick for about a week with La
Grippe.
Wiener has received has new stock
Of hats, good wool hats At 25cts. Also
the latest styles Of spring hats in
every grade.
We mean business and will under
sell any dry goods house in the coun-
ty Call and be convinced.-R. NJ.
Martin & Son.
j. W. Smith Of Newcastle is ia the
city this week Oh business. He cal
c~ulates taking his family 70 Newcastle
about june LIST.
Anyone having lands to sell, OF
trade for Red Cloud, Lincoln or Oma.
he property or merchandise call at
once on kALIr q BARKER.
Mems suits strong and slightly ~
be bought at Winners At $2.75 worth
e. so and from that up, bargains IN
all grades Of goods bought this season.
MARRlED-At the Gardner House,
Red Cloud, Neb.. March 5. 1891, by
U. II. Truman, Nj. John Green and
Miss Laura X. Shirley, both of Rose
mont, Neb. The veil wishes Of TnE
CuIEr 60 with them.
G. Micner has just returoed from
the east, where hs has used every
effort known to him in his long ex.
perience rs . merchant to buy goods
cheap SO as to help those oeeding any
goods in his line to obtain them at
bard time prices.
Henry and Herman Kuiper, the
Kansas horse thieves which sold Geo.
W. Lindsey a stolen team last fall,
we're tried at Maukato last week and
we're sent up for two years and . half
each, for the crime. They we're tough
characters and the sentence is eonsid-
cred light for the ofense.
Although hard times. Wiener's
store il crowded With goods, add il
receiving more daily. II you want
any clothes for children or boys. you
can saye . big sum BY buying II
lead quarters. The Goldea Eagle
has always bore that name 10 the
Republican Valley.
d. n. Rudd and family mourn the
death Of their little son. George Radd,
about one year and six months Of age
which died on THURSDAY morning 81
animal disease. The family have
the sympathy Of their many frieada
Ano,her one Of the children is report
cd ouite sick With the sane disease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
' :is:: De Wits i S.:s:
Cure Dyspepsia, Heartburn, bilious.
ness, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Dizziness.
E FAKE: Izss::LITTLEins.Sss%:'Es : .
Clear thc Complexion from Fimples,
! Blotehes and S~allownes&. Cure every
form OF lls:,dache. An Excellent After
DlnncP III.
s s:s:ss: EARLY e cs. pc:
These Littlc Pills have sie most per.
feet action and pleasant effect or any
PHI ever made. Sold BY Druggists, or
sent BY mall for IS cents.
:; 3. =: :: S . s:;i;s':,
&c. DE WITT &tO., Chicago, iii
I. w. TULLEYS, N. ID.
Ms0OApasAle Paysieiaa,
Rcd Cloud, Nebrasxs.
Once opposite First National Bank.
u. S~.ExxmininG surgeon.
Chronic diseases treaied oy mail.
For groceries, canned fruits, teas,
c%otfecs, &c. See John Parkes, you
can get bargains.
Look Here.
Bulk garden seeds just received.
Immense Stock fresh and reliable and
| prices low. Perkins & Mitchell.
There will be . special examina-
ton Of all applicants, desiring to re-
ceive certificates to teach in the pub
lie schools Of the county, at Blue
Hill. March 9TH, 1891, beginning at
9 o'clock .. m.
d. NJ. HUNTER, Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

Us. Psrkes hes orened . ses gsc-
eery store il his bsildisg aear In.
CHIsr e6ee, and proposes 70 sell
groceries, canned fruits. etc. eAeapes
tAss ssy oas in Red Clead. Call
and see hin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

He has the fasst line Of stoves
over eeen in The city. He has the
celebrated Garland cook aad hsasers.
and 4 fsll liss Of ethers equally -
.oc1 Hardware ct the very lowest
s~nrs. for cash. Do not boy stoves
or hardware until yos z ne. OPEN
Son.e block. Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06


March came in like a lamb. but today
it is marching right along.
The weather has been quite stormy
Last week.
Rev. Wolfe viii Gil he appointment
next Sunday, Who has besaa abssot for
some time
Church every sunday eveaing at 80
Bibse reading eveyA other Sunday
night
Mr.. Baker vent TO Bostwick last week
On bosineA
Henry Lewia Of OOvies wss Waiting
friends and Nlnkives u this vicinity.
Ma Lille HsDbis hsd . lady fnend
fron Guids Roek, visiting h~ -
weok.
Last rueaaay several frissds Csthsred
q Mr.. Coebetxas 70 celebrate ho birth
day. Mr.. Onroses w.s sosvhaa sur
priAed pA0AKn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

The spring term Of North Branch
Academy opens Tuesday March 10th, The
term will comprise twelve weeks closing
Nay 18th. Yours truly.
II. II. T~owNs.xp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
Report or the Condition or the
Bank or COWIcs.

In the state Of Nebraska. at the close Of bust
hess. February u, loi.
RESOURCES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

For q solid and safe investment see
che contract given By tbs Nstieeal
Life Insurance. Company Of NestPsl-
ier. Vt A. S. 0Aasu,
Special Sasae Aesat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
THE CHIEF


Entered At the Post Office In Red Cloud, Neb.
AZ mail matter Of the second class
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
E-AN~-~~

Hoaf hsed q AnRsss- O.s sPaa tAsss
ysas 81 eoats ~ OaseAsa, AL 90 span
six ysas Cd nar0 Vsn bsu1h. also 90
sPs61g Uagea - asshas AafasaA Pc
foe1hss paRtisa1Ass ell q tAis olAes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
Gard q

We viii % sx1sod cur grateful thanks
10 The 1eny hid f6seds and neighbos
vh0 % kindly @isesd - during TIE
J. q. Brusn G. ". Brown
Ma u On Ma E Acksenua
. 4nH.~ Ma B Miller
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-04
THE DAY IN THE COURTS.

Joseph Higgins Found Guilty of Man.
slaughter for the Killing of Michael
Gazwoski-A Man Marched His Father
to Jail for Illegal Liquor Selling.
In Criminal Court yesterday the jury in
the case of Joseph Higgins, tried for the
murder of Michael Gazwoski, returned a
verdict Of voluntary manslaughter. Hig-
gins was remanded to jail and will be sentenced
on Saturday.
Andy Todt, Michael Sabol and George
Husnok will be placed on trial to-day for the
murder of Michael Quinn This killing oc-
Cured during the riot at the Bessemer Steel
Works on January1. Quinn was felled to the
ground with blow from shovel and died
some time afterward at the Homeopathic Hos
pital. from the effects of the blow. The de-
PENDANTS were found guilty of riot last week
A case Just a little out Of the ordinary hap
pened in Criminal Court yesterday. William
Wiser an old resident of Miffifn township ap-
peared before the bar and pleaded guilty to the
charge OF selling liquor without a license. The
prosecution in the case was entered by the de-
fendants son, who is constable of the town
ship, who has a sons love for his father but
whose devotion to duty compelled him TO bring
his parent into court as q violator of the liquor
laws.
Maggie Hays pleaded guilty to selling liuuor
without license. and was fined $500 and costs.
Maggie Marr pleaded guilty to the same
charge, and will be sentenced on Saturday.
William BARLEY and David Mcknight wore
acquitted of assault and battery.