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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13

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OWingt - D exsreme drought ot the lase
season - the Wsseesn portion Of the STATE.
q , sseessso are - . needy co.di.
tioa and VIII reQuirs cid from some source
uDtQ the erOps u aext season viii afford
them s~useenaneAq
4 bsii spproprisssns Si@sMs ses shss p~r-
has already been approved BY me and
u any further aid 10 needed % sustain our
Dsy ehete vaoso. ! viil saAesi0a sseh appso.
~ may be necessary.
The Governor recommends changes in
tho voting system in line with recent
changes in other States He wants
more Supreme Court Judges with better
remuneration. Reform Is .sked for
in the method Of choosing Presidential
ElectOr~ which he thinks has much u do
with pivotal state" having 20 large .
pull in conventions. With reference -
public warehouses the Illinois law Is
recommended. The National Guard
comes in for high commentator, atten-
ton being drawn TO its late campaign
On the frontiers. Concluding his mes
sage the Governor makes the following
appeal for harmony:
In conclusion. gentlemen Of the senate and
House Of Representatives e.. I am prompted to |
ask Of you that close communion which
aiw ray exist bet wecn your HONORABLE. !
selves and the executive Of your State. Let all
personal and political considerations for the |
time. BE- laid aside. Let US ie distinguished |
Our Lahore for the good OF
Dur fellows and the glory Of
The State. by that exalted position whlch |
rises above party Affiliations aud party str fe. |
when ut last we part and 70 ous FROM the !
'cenes OF our public service. let us bear - 18th !
- that high consideration. ~ach for the
that cndearinx remembrance OF our
and social relations and that sterling
confidence In the sincerity and honor Of ne |
III. without which public life loses its most
pleasing charm. JAMES 4 BOYD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13
A PRICELESS WIFE,.

She saved Hes Bonses Money and waved
Her Husband.
my dear. you look worried" said
Mrs. Fosdick 10 her husband. when he
came home on a recent evening.
DO ~"
"Yes; and you have hardly eaten
any thing. What has gone wrong"
II didn't intend "a betray any ankle
~, my DEAR" and Mr.. Fosdick tried
to look cheerful.
"But I can tell from your hat
something has gone wrong. You must
tell me all about it."
Mrs. Fosdick went over to her nus
band and entwined her arms around his
neck, coaxingly.
20, it's nothing"
"You can't put me of like that, liar.
~. Tell me what is on your mind,
love-"
'Well, I have met with losses"
"Never mind, cheer up"
'But ! ! have lost all I possessed"
"Not all. dear" replied the sweet
woman. you have me yet"
Eyes, bless your loving little heart, l
have"
"And you have your health"
Eyes"
"Then don't worry"
"But, my dear, we shall have TO leave
our home that you are 50 fond Of. That
slump in stocks took every thing"
"IIarry, dear, come mp stairs"
Mr.. Fosdick followed his wife into
her dainty boudoir, and watched her as
she opened a drawer in her escritoire.
She took therefrom . large envelope
and bade him open it.
lie did 50, and to his surprise found
that Il contained Eve hundred dollars In
bank notes.
"Whosc is this?" he managed to ask.
Instead Of answering his question his
wife handed him another envelope and
told him 10 examine its contents
He did 50.
Like the first, it contained Just five
hundred dollars in large bills
''But whose money is this, lover he
asked again.
For reply the little woman handed
him . third envelope.
This, too, contained Ave hundred dol.
lars.
"Are you acting rs banker for any
body?" Fosdick asked.
eyes," replied his wife, smilingly.
and she handed 10 her husband another
envelope. similarly Allied.
'Who Is the depOsitOr?"
Another envelope was handed to Mr..
Fosdick, and il, too. held five hundred
dollars
THAT'S all," said the happy little
woman. THAT Is twenty-five hundred
dollars. And that's what you have 70
begin life again with, Harry"
Mr.. FO&dick's eyes opened widely.
us it yours? Where did you get it?"
ut was mine. but ] have given it to
you 70 begin life with. love"
''But where did you get it?"
"Why. / have made my own bonnets
for the last two yean"-william Hen
y Siviter. in Munsey's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13
THEY WERE TOO LATE.

Somebody Had Probably Been Already Ee-
Some years ago . newspaper pub
liahed in Newcastle, England, COM
memorated its centennial by reprinting
IL first issue. Il WAS . very small sheet.
50 . copy Of the reprint WAS folded In
side the current number. During the
afternoon Of that day . middle-sged
couple called 1t the Office and informed
the clerk that they had come in answer
to the advertisement In the mornings
paper. which directed applicants to call
st the ofRce Of The paper for particu-
man 70 attend eows and The
wife to act - general servant in the
house. The clerk could not remember
any such advertisement: bot 70 oblige
them, - they were evidently from The
eountry, and very positive. he went
with them through the sdvertfaemeos
columns. but nothing Of the sost could
be 1o1nd But they repeated they had
seen Il n that mosnings paper. both
noticing the day Of tie mostA 1hso
e occurred 70 him 20 look q IL ~
PeiaAed cory Of ths oas-hundred,years-
old paper. and there be found T. 10
Wa With zone df@eulty he eoovtsesA
~ dispPointed Visitors that tAey were
exaely 90 haDaEed yseFs TOO lsse.-
y. 7. Examiner
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13
u~NoEReREo BOOKS.
Their Pssalcio1s Isoueoeo Wosse han ~
EplAemIe.

Their PO9alca0us 10ouo0eo worse b -
EplAemic.
An underbred bOok-that is . book
in which the underbred characters are
the natural outcome Of the authors
own mind and apprehension Of life-b
worse than any possible epidemic; for
while the epidemic may kill . number
Of useless or vulgar people. the book
will mako . great number. The keen
Observes, must have noticed the increas-
ing number Of commonplace, undis-
eliminating people Of low intellectual
taste In the United States These are
20 . degree the result Of the feeble, un-
derbred literature leo called) that IL
most hawked about and most accessi-
BILE. BY cost snd exposure. 70 the greater
number of people. II ID easy to distin-
guish the young ladies-msny Of them
beautifully dressed, and handsome On
first acquaintsnee-whoh have been bred
On this kind Of book They are be-
trayed by their speech, their taste,
their manners. Yet there 10 . marked
public insensibility about thiA We all
admit that the scrawny young woman.
snemic and physically undeveloped,
he's not had proper nourishing food.
But we seldom think that the mentally
vulgar girl poverty-stricken In ideas
has been starved BY . thin course Of
diet ON anomic books. The girls arc
not 20 blame II they are - vap6d and
uninteresting - the IDEAL girls they
have been associating with in the books
they have read. The responsibility =
with the novelist and Tie writer Of
saorieA the chief characteristic Of which
b vulgar commouplaea.-CAar3es Dad
Icy Warner, in Harpers Masaxine
AINoseaiAs.As6 WA.
NA Wa4as-I doat know what I
should DO Il ! thought NJ. Watts ever
gambled-
Mn n. Peck-oh. I shouldn't worry
about that think that after . wife
gives her husband his weekly allow.
ance. he should b allowed % do q he
pleases with It. Il = . great strain o.
. married couples happineo for The
wife - b TO establishments
Journal
uea.r - - IAss~
TtaneDolt eGll - lazy, madam.
aasure yoa I hhs great pleasure d.
using Tie Piek
Ledy-wen. 1hefSs one in the basa
ron esa nee TO clear - ice 1roa sks4
18th
N.npMisn't tAsrightkind. LADY.
LalH-why. Visit hnd of aPiskAe.
y01nesn9
nampeA tsafhPik-Dosaoa H&>
aQfv Y5Ilo
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13
THE RAILROAD AoRgGMeNy.

sssssisss"a sd tssssA a>sAss0 . Cssaaaas
Csos~seAast~o.
INV Yoxx. Feb. a-Th~ Sen to-day
Aays: 1T In an ci~n secr~t sm"a6
their immediate associates that 81.
though Mr.. Jay Gouid and Mr.. &. r..
Huntington. rrpr~seatioG r~~apsettvsly
the Missouri Pacific and the SpstAes0
Pacific sys,~ms gave their ssaeat b, he
agreement, which h the bsais ~ the
new Western Railway Tss0e AMnris-
ton. that agreement did not wta sAris
support
1T dbl not % far enough - ssts
either Of them. bot they accepted II sac
step In the right direction amply b.
ausr 10 was . sert 81 compspsnise
measure upon whkh all the rompsnks
represented At the cssnfeseocs q ~.
Morgnn's house could agrse. ID h ~
the credit Of Mc.sra. s;oald and uuas-
inYton that th~y not only Yielded thsis
prr~onal views bat that they have
aimee entered into the spirit ce The
agreement with ~ much. II ma snore
e~arnrstn~sA than certain of their com-
pciitorA
''Mr. Hunsington's r~medy fcs she
evils 81 excessive competition 10 cne-
soiidation- lia convietion u has~d %
experience. lie has welded hA issee-
eat into n greet company the austh-
cSn Pacific 1000 mii~s of railway.
forming . ayst~m essesdiag frsa I~st-
land, OFe.. to Galveston. with
monopoly of thu rail t~sansp.,stap
tion on the entire PsriAe cnesA
Mr.. Gould's plan was the sdoptlos al
Joint agencies for the comiurs u al
competitive traffic and The diArhas9e ~
the vast army ol frwtxht easvaaasR
who~e seal 10 lsrsvly respnosibls sos
the almost constant d~mosali&sttDa u
rates Mr.. Iiuntingtcn's vkws view
considered too Tadiesl for ta0sAiaae
adoption. Mr.. t;ould's plsa We ~
fesr~d 70 the cnmmisaioaer % tAs 30
association.
''Stnce that a~aaoriaticn We termed.
neither Of these railway mssaGen hsvs
idle nor have they sheadoaeA
hopr Of ultimately ~perfeettn8 % s,it
between the railways west AZ ~
Mississippi. which will re<asce ths evils
of eompetitSon to . minimum Cosos1n0
sequi~scsnce ~ ths mAaA9UU 90
of ~ AteAh1a eu@poAy.
MeAasN Cosld snA Huasia9Aua hsss
had their Ii~utenaass pv~pass 60
haustive analysis 81 NE espasaissss&ua.
The indie btedne~a earnings asA @iles6e
ri she Niasoun Pacific. she A,sthes1
Md the As~hssus systsma. wisA
the view of det~rspinine sruo tAeo .
baais upne which the thsse sysesas |
may be consolidated ~ bsus9At ss1ss
The eontrol of . sis9ls opssssaoaL 4
Eseoa Asal a psu9ssa - bsso 49,
md the work dn~s sOt leg hees4s
Mr. Gouid IL shseaS fruo ths city. |
o1Boen 1l ~ eeoahssD ~
ciAc system have hsea saOO0oR1 SSuO
Sea- Yrsnciseo " take psss ID ~ vas1
md n h ts.aswostAiiy $1,000 49, 49,
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isAsseaas = shspsuessy saa11AsA So
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viii . Degree Of eagnese9oa Soa0U0
verosgiy b favor a - seopAfA"
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13

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NalAai GssoaA a NasyssnlA Ia.
while svfusnine from hsss - oaasia9
tArosgAaheAgs S<ses saeA6sUaa110 -
eAoged - guA ns cpsassss q 80
banel 5000 estissiy shssuOA - ~
80, kiiIfo9 hin kaaealy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13
TURKEY CARPETS.
The Primitive Manner In which They Are
Woven.

A correspondent of the Levant Herald
Describes in a recent communication the
mode of producing sO-called Turkey
carpets. They arr. he says, principally
made in the town Of Oushak. GhiOrdes,
KOula. Dcmirgi, Melas, Ladik. Pergamos
and Sparta, and are exported for tho
most part to England and America.
L.adik, Pergamos and. Melas are rug
producing ccnterx At Sparta the In
dustry has just been introduced. Tho
manner Of weaving is primitive. The
wool, which is obtained from the fat
tailed sheep reared by the Turks on the
highlands, is washed BY men in tho
neighboring streams, and spun On the
wheels by the old women of the town;
it is then sent to be dyed. after which
it is sold to the manufacturer. The
loom consists of two thick poles fixed
firmly in the ground at . distance
from each other: two others are Joined,
one above, the other below, and to these
the warp or chain of carpet Is attached.
At the foot Of this loom the weavers sit
cross-leggcd, sometimes - many - ten
in a row. each working 1t . two foot
~ ~ N0AIVOs 1UC YAH ID O0ACO
from bobbins suspended above their
heads and tied to the warp: It IL then
cut with a sharp knife, and the pile and
wool driven together by means Of .
comb. A carpet can be made Of any
length. but its width depends on the
size of the loom. Notwithstanding that
this is q primitive mode Of proceeding,
il is not without its advantages; for In
asmuch rs the texture must be loooer
than the machine-made carpets. The COZ
Ors can blend more easily, and the carpet
or rug becomes softer and more plant
to the tread. The weaver are all
women; they are daily chaperoned
to the looms by IN old woman,
who zee that they work diligently. Al
though the cold in winter is intense. and
the workers suffer considerably. they
will no accept the humanitarian efforts
made TO procure them some, comfort
Mr.. d'Andria, one Of the largest carpet
merchants in Smyrna, offered 10 build
for them = large factory with glass win
dows, wherein they could work Con-
fortably. though IL blew tempest with
out Whether from fear Of being seen,
or from some equally valid reason, they
refused this Kind offer, and continued
to work in wretched novels, barely At
for pigsties, warming their frozen I'm
gers over the smouldering contents Of
braxierx. During tie reign Of Abdul
Axiz, bright colors were IN vogue. and
the manufacturers had recourse 10 MIN
eral dyes; now, however, tie fashion
has gone out. and Icy Aave reverted -
vegetable pigDents-voao0ea 1or White
and brown. yellow berFisslor green ana
yellow, madden roots and ooeAfneal 1ae
rcd, and indigo 1nr klua-Neehaniel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13

~ fhink ~ aAnIl have 70 ty
again." reoarked tAs Photographic. =
- critically exanined ~ negsdvss
tAoWReaaioa + 40 sossu anA lurAi6-
&4G." Ths Dsgstive = III si0AA.s
m31 tie CUSTOMER. piekiAG - his hsa;
IN waAAed was . postrait % &ad 70
~ NifeiS aanA Sc = thinhinG a
Vixi4inH - this -mee~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13

c0mplaines OF discrimination and extOrtion
would not be heard. In solving this impof.
sans but much vsxed problem, it shouid be
your seadvs % weld together the rights and
Interests OF the owners OF, and the patrons
Of these numefous lines. Situated mid
way between the swo ~seaboards. our people
are vitality interested In the question Of
cheap transportation. legislative attempts
hitherto 60 establish low rates Of transporta-
ton for the produes u our farms have NOT
been satisfacsory % the p~rodneera These
corporations are creatures oe, and undes
eontrol q. the Law, and you should % Iexis-
late beewsen them and Shs people - 10 pro-
toet al aAA i0Iuro none 01viug foil eoaerol
q the Inland carrying trade Of the country,
thooo corporations are IN positioa - exact
un1sss tribass from the people. and that they
wa DO %. unless carefully guarded ~ the
duO Of The 6eats 0ovon0sas - seuAIou>ly
vaSeh W and protect The righes of
tAe people IN b Dassss of uailroad sar.
m - ~ md thai they nay en1ov
she beae1s e b loves rates eoaslssens
VseA hooe0ey aDA fair dealing. Lse ne
announce Aese NJ avor 70 any measure
epsresics Z. - snsers.s: . sse people
~ Do Doe enter apoa he passage oe hvs
vAoss taGvioahse rosols vE1 - % 6seasu ~
RoWtA q 0oR saflr0ad syseo0 and reDAes
0neA psopesties u~npge1oeeivo md their h.
voseDanss Uo0eotre4 fhs people appear -
regard IL peosens Beard q 1faa0poesaesoo
ohoe4 boAAl6 Their inserooes AtgA9 ~
aoUoe3e0 vo1s1 - bsesas soaosgvsd b -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS


NUau0n10 launs1neaso
vU1u ~ esaaes ~ - ~ M ne saste
eoooo0es1 esooopss essvsss. nsu. Eausps
-. 0oesso an1 Wee4o - sAe e~a@sss~s -
snvsoeiUaee ~ 0osese - sess So s~atasses
allowed o0D4oao b eAtU Sesse saA repnss a
~ e~eviesedny - sedsetae shs aas. YNs
eeeeee pessea eUisassrs sau - ress. - 49,
eopes0e Coase SsU0 wresn0 ess cpsstOsss -
vstass sAss have hssa ssssisd 10 pr.vtcss
eoseA Asso oaoAslrs bsl se9slssss eOSssy
e9ss2s - secoans sus se>s FOE msksns saa
ssseA Also sAe IMMORTAL 10 Ccausss sssina
~ 0&10 ~ sAsArOaoAs sso~e~sA ~ sse
asens~oso senesaa blis WV ecasss~s~a n
- he " hose vince sh~ 0osss
- y UeAe ioeo Co00leess % he " hcss -
soose0ns t1s eoseussvas resolsssca aaiaG sAo
eaoe ~ esssins ne eossesasd siersscs essea
$500 - - 60 ~ rHs essi s~pprcpstasiss
StOeeo he droashs ss9ssess pass~A ~ a.
anAso0oo ersstoo the bssi sue Q yereawe 81
ees vaes o. the rrohtbisosy vss
t1osonneiy posspuaed By . vuss OF Il so II
1os I'll pssssd p~rOvidtss sos the sssae cS
uoy@tn . psr cent hunds so raa avs years.
20 b asrd In reliev "a tbs aeeessiess Of che
droashs .sriek.a .uarr~rs ssa ior rarsha.
A9 SEED Also the legislative appropriation
bill
Sorofs0 ut interest Sas transacted in the
senate on the sIss. s~v~rai committees re-
p0sse0 N M. 50 !tslss introduced . y~so-
luton Ito correct an erroneous is.pr~sssea
that had gone abroad, that n 10 the sense os
the seasse that 10 10 unv is~ TO ehsng- the pre-.
eue interest iss and i.~xprairas Ia sstsni
the time oe stays OF execution On mortgages
The rc-o'ussou vent over. Aase.ra.d In
the House . resolution vas adopted for .
COMMITTEES tn inquire and report TO the House
upon certain msss~rs Ia regard so shc rSsss
TO farm oas COW let labor 1.-THE p~nii-nsiary.
Hills we're then considered la Committee at
the whoie and 81 the afternoon session ,aIi.
we're Introduced The Railroad Scnniss~c
reported back n substitute for sh- N~s berry
maximum ssrsn hii. nxins freight rasr. Sue
same ns nov exist in Iowa. and recon,
nended the ei,i for passage. Aa,oarnei.
InE senate met ~ 4 p m on February ..
when committees r~pcrtrd aad many bills
WeYe iptSsstr-N ~ A-~ $500. - I
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Lo,'pos, Dec. o. Mr.. Charles IL.
spura con, tho noted preacher OF the
Tabet naclc in this city,'who has been
seriou sly sick for 4 number OF months,
and VI no left this city for NIontonc, It.
ally, in October for the purpose Of re-
Caining his health, has written letter
to friend hero describing his present
condii ion.
In tthis letter Mr.. Sturgeon says:
"lly progress toward recovery is pain
fully slow. am tossing up and down
uponl the waves OF disease. | am so
weak sometimes that am utterly pros
tratetl. My symptoms.arc the same ms
when was at home. shall recover,
however, for this is the tenor OF the
prayers which God has SO far answered,
but there are 10 signs OF rapid prog
rngs "
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san FRAScIsco, Dec. after Il total
abstinence for twenty-one weeks, John
J.. Sullivan has commenced drinking
again. and last night appeared at the
Bush Street theatre under the influence
OF liquor. Much disappointment is felt
by sporting men here ut Sullivan's re-
lapse into his old habits, rs it was
hoped he would keep himself in good
condition until next fall, when, as he
has announced. he would again enter
the prize ring for the last time.