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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
The Celebrated stallion

Rather, will make the season of 1882
as follows: Fridays and Saturdays at
Richardson's barn, Red Cloud. Tuesdays
at Bladen.
PBDIGREE-Rattler is q Blsckhsvk
Morgan, well muscled, good action and .
natural stopper and beautiful style. VS.
foaled Sept. Is, 1886, and il about 151x
hands high. His sire VA q Morgan, his
dam was a Morgan and Blackhswk. Rat
tier has fms bone and sinew, we'll built
and an elegant roadster.
TERMS-S7 to insure a marc with foal;
$40 to insure . colt to stand up and suck;
. cash fog saRgle service, il mare fails to
get with toal on single service. owner can
return her and by paying . extra can
have insurance. Care will be taken TO-
prevent accidents but / will not b 10
sponsible should any occur. Owners
parting with or removing mares from.
the county before they are known to b.
with foal forfeitSthe insurance money.
Sat- ~. H. FULLER, Ownes-
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

Last week we me ntioned in THE
CHIEF that the dam had gone cut. Our
statement was erroneous inasmuch as
only the top had been taken of. Had
the statement been allowed to 20 un-
corrected it would have done some in
jury to the Gate City Milling Com
pany, who depend Dc the dam for
power. In correction We are Pleased
to say that the condition of the dam
does not affect them in any manner,
and they are very busy grinding eve ~
day in the week. and by their fair
dealing and honest goods have attract
ed trade from all parts of southern
Nebraska and northern Kansas.
Messrs Sherwood and Pousor are gen.
tlemen who fully understand how to
treat their patrons and are millers of
many years standing, MI. Pensor hav-
ing served a lifetime at it. The
CHIEF wishes them success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
Blue Hill Notes.
Taken From The Leader

iTaken From The Leader.)
Cutter and Cranz, a couple of Red
Cloaders spent a few moments in the
Hill, Wedna sday.
Several Blue Hill democratic stall
warts were in Red Cloud, yesterday
evening, attending a democratic meet
ing.
7. J. Ward, has never asked for
Office, but rather than have no repre-
sentasion (of a democratic hue) in
in the next session Of the legislation
he'll consent to 60, providing be re-
ceives the nomination, and gets votes
enough.
Bernard McNeny and H. G. Kehler
were selected by the Democrats of
Webster county to attend the state
convention as delegates. They were
instru cted to cast their vote for Hon.
VIM. Thompson of Grand Island for
delegate at large to the National Dem
ocratic convention.
We are pleased to see how The
CHIEF and Argus are showing up how
they (the supervisors save their own
bill S and slash others. The time vii
come when THESE se~lf=styled demo-
gogues will know upon whose toes
they're treadiDg.
Mine host c. Z. Conrad of the
Central contemplates the erection of
q brick hotel. 1t is to be 4Ox6O. two
stories high with basement. The
first floor will te 10 feet, the second
IL and the third 10. Will have two
large sample room and q billiard par
lor in connection with other necessary
rooms for building of that size.
When .chmpleted it will. be . little
tasty hotel and no doubt will be-much
appreciated by the travelling public as
we'll as BY the townspeople.
In order to fully fsmliarise him.
self with the habits, wants and Gus
toms of the farmer. Attorney L. o.
Martin has hied himself as a tiiler Of
the soil. He thinks within the course
Of . year or so he'll be a fit subjec,
for the legislature. Let US hope that
he'll so adapt himself.
Supervisor Patterson of HARMONY
Is prone to believe that there is quite
= bundle Of political goods in store
him. Well may there be. Mr.. Pat
terson is o of our most industriou:
and level-headed meu on the board anG
he deserves proper recognition at thu
hands Of his constituency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
10 AL

Ravens horse and cattle food at
Deyo's.
Attorney CLANCY, was in Lincoln,
on business this week.
Gentle Spring has come at last to
intense joy of mankind.
Deyo's stock of wall paper is stYl
ish, new, clean and prices lowest.
Paint brushes, whitewash brushes,
and all kinds of brushes at Deyo's.
Farm loans at lowest rates.
D. j. MYERS.
See Oscar Patmor before buying
your. lie has made a big reduction.
The ". C. T. U. will meet during
the month Of April, with Mrs. Sher-
wood.
"Jim" Smith and wife, of Beatrice,
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus.
Roals, this week.
Remember the Chicago clothing
store takes measures for tailor made
clothing, guarantee a perfect fit or no
ale.
Mrs. L. Cordial and son George Of
Seneca, Kansas, are visiting with Mrs.
S. l. Umphenour. MIS-. Cordial and
Mrs. L. are sisters.
Mr.. W. H. Fuller is painting his
residence property and making other
necessary repairs, and soon will have
a handsome residence.
Quite a heavy hail storm on Thurs
day. Some of our people who were
out were afraid they would catch hail
before getting under shelter. .
Mr.. Geo. Latta has gone tt Califor-
MIA. Before leaving he came in and
ordered The CHIEF to accompany
him and also subscribed for a friend.
That is the kind of men editors like
to see.
The B & NJ railway managers are
putting on fast trains for Denver that
will make the distance from Omaha
to Denver, two hours earlier than any
train service on any other line. The
B & NJ are always ahead when it
comes to enterprise.
The Red Cloud me citing has broken
the record. This is certainly a grand
meeting. The largest meeting so far
as numbers are concerned that has
ever been held in the state by our
brethren, there being when last heard
from, SO added. So the good work
goes on.-Christian (Chicago) Oroele.
Mr.. L. P. Albright, Walter Sher-
wood, and j. W. Sherwood were in
Lincoln this week attending court in
which they are dependents and Mr..
and Mrs. Chase, plaintiffs. 1t is the
case wherein Chase is trying to recov.
er property that he traded to Mr.. Al
bright for bank stock, and then, when
the bank failed, played the baby act
and tried to make out that he didn't
know what he was doing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

Alonzo Hucklebury said to a CHIEF
r~ustler that the only way to build mp
a good cit, was to get . move on the
city, by the city and with the city,
and every mar in the city pulling TO-
gether for the good of the city. See.
Uncle Snowdrift, although a little
late in the season, thought that If
Red Cloud would pave the streets it
would be a move that would set Red
Cloud a notch ahead of any of her
sister cities. Think so.
Peter Wideawake, who never opens
his mouth without saying something,
shit the nail on the head" when he
remarked that Red Cloud should buy
the Sleeper property and build a court
house thereon, with the aid of the
county. 1t would be about n of
the best things Red Cloud could do.
Billy Jerkwater whose Office is on
the corner of two streets, thought
that Red Cloud would receive the
most substantial boom this fal. that
had ever been known, from the rsa-
son, that a boom had struck outside
real estate and the city was sure to
come in for its share. We murmured
you bet"
Our old friend Pol Itical thought
that he could observe a rising ber-
ometer fer this section Of the country,
should the Rock Island come this way
and the election passed off quietly.
He was about right.
ScudtUE SuuAuliuSs, III WuSAoS
over various conditions of life, thought
that the city could make, a very sub
,~santial improvement BY laying new
sidewalks, and the Senator knows .
thing or two.
Ben Doorslab thought if there
should be as much ambition displayed
in pushing enterprises as there were
in some other directions, the city
would be on the pinnacle of success
this season.
The Democratic house of Congress
is about as great a %nonennity as could
be found in one great nation. They
have been in session for more than
three months, yet there is not one
thing that they have done for the
country, that has come to the surface,
still Professor Holman, makes his
periodical cry Of economy, and keeps
right on drawing his FIVE dollars per
day and perquisits. 1t has cost the
country hundreds of thousands OF
dollars for this congress to do moth
Ing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

Taking effect Nov. 5.
Trains carry ing passengers leave Red Cloud
aS follows:
EAST VIA HASTINGS.
No. u52 Passengert 70 Hastings. 500 a. m.
No, IS6 Freight for Hastings l:O y. In.
ARRIVE.
No. I3I Passenger from Hastings
arrives SIS p. m.
EAST VIA WYMORE.
No. Is. Passenger TO 81. Joseph, ST,
Louis and Chicago daily 1880 q. m
NJ Il Passenger 10 Kansas CITY and
Atchi-On, daily. 9.3S, p. m.
GOING VEST.
No. Is Passenger for Denver and in
trrnediAte points, daily, 80 Am.
No. i. Passenger for Denver, daily, 5.45 p. m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
Republican caucus

Garfield township. The Republi-
cans Of Garfield township are request
ed to meet in caucus at the Wagner
school house district Is, on Wednes.
day April 90, 1892, at 2 o'clock p. m.
to elect 4 delegates to the County
convention to be held on April 23rd,
at Red Cloud, JNo. B. SrANsIR,
Committeeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
Hail Insurance.

The Continental Insurance COM
pany will insure against hail, etc., this
year and in order to protect yourselves
the farmers should see A. II. Gray,
Agent, Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

Ho, there! Gaines, the baker, in
Ira Sleeper's building north of
The CHIEF Office keeps the finest
bread, buns, cakes, pies, &C., in Red
Cloud. Try him. IF
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
Baptist church

Subjects for Sunday April 3d.-A.
N. Hwhy Religious Denominations diff.
fer and yet agree."-P. N. Chapel Day
Exercises, by the Sunday School.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
CURRENT NEWS.

CURRENT NEWS.
Oil cake at Deyo's.
Wall paper at Cuttings.
Buy your buggy paint of DeYo.
Charley Steiner is on the sick list.
Painting material Of all kinds at
Deyo's.
Buy your paints and brushes at
Cuttings.
Farm lands are raising in value
hereabouts.
Fine neck wear a speciality at Chi
cago clothing store.
If you want wall paper or window
shades, 20 to Cuttings.
For correct fitting clothing 90 to
Chicago clothing store.
Farmers get your Blue vitrol for
soaking wheat at Cuttings.
For nobby suits the Chicago cloth
ing store takes first rank.
Go to the Chicago clothing stere
for pants of every description.
Nm. Sterner who has been on the
sick list for some time is better.
Mrs. johnson will have a fine assert
ment Of millinery goods first of the
week.
Jno. Cox. of Red Cloud, was in the
Gate City. Observation-Disclosures
Guide.
Thos. Chafhn, came in this week
; and made the editor happy by a re-
newal.
C. L. Co,tiLg has the finest stock
Of pocket knives in the city at low
prices.
The Lincoln mixed paints are the
best on the market. Sold BY c. L..
Getting.
Mr.. Fogg came in this week and
ordered the Great Family Weekly to
his address.
Be- all means pave the streets. 1t
would show the world that Red Cloud
meant business.
\. 7. Walker has our thanks for a
renewal of the Great Family for a
s~easonabie period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, of Nicker-
son. Kansas, was visiting relatives in
Red Cloud this week.
Mr.. c. Wiener will, during the com
inc season. display special bargains
in his show windows.
We give it as our opinion that Deyo
is strictly in it when 1t come to prices
and styles of wall paper.
Ed. Wherman went to Red Cloud,
Tuesday. taking his household goods
with him.-Superior Guide.
During the wind storm Thursday
night. Charles Lewis, had the misfor-
tune TO have his windmill blown down.
Mrs. johnson has purchased the
millinery business of johnson & Ba'
ker. and Will hereafter run the bust
ness.
1t is low prices, the best Of goods
and accurate dispensing that ia:
brought L. II. Deyo, his large drug
business.
Miss May Hnmmel was brought
home from Riverton, Tuesday morn
ing. very sick. TUE CHIEF hopes she
will recover.
Mrs. johnson & Baker, have dis
solved partnership, and in the future
Nrs. johnson will conduct the millin
cry business
1t j. the Judgment of all that Cot
ting has the finest selection OF wal
paper in the city, and in prices h
can't be beat.
Rev. VI. Putnam has game to Dos
ION. Mass, TO be gone about w.
months. When he relu:ns his VII
will accompany him.
Miss Villa Gather is home fror
LINCOLN on a vacation, visiting he
parents. Miss Villa Is attendin
college in that city.
II is a fixed and immutable Law tha
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

1t is a truth in medicine that the small
est dose that performs the cure is the
best De Wits Little Early Risers are
the smallest pills, will perform the cure
and are the best. c. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

II is a fixed and immutable law that
70 have good, sound health n must have
pure. rich and abundant blood. There
is no shorter or surer route than oy a
course of De Wits Sarsaparilla- Z. Il.
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
Girl Wanted.

At the city bakery and restaurant.
Call on Jos. Herburger, Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

So many have been cured of rheuma.
tism by Hoods Sarsaparilla that We urge
all who suffer from the disease to try this
medicine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
my Daughter's Life

Was saved by Hoods Sarsaparilla," says
". B. B.. Jones of Alma, Maine. she had
seven running sores in different places on
her body, but on giving her Hoods Sarsa-
pprilla there was marked improvement
and o she is well, strong and healthy"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

All kinds of conditi on powders at
Deyo's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

Go to Fentress & Zeluf, for a slick
hair cut, clean shave, mustachc black
ed shampoo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01

Hoods Pills cure constipation BY re-
storing the peristaltic action Of the ali
mentsry canal. They are the best family
cathartic,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-01
The Secret or Success.


C. L. Getting, druggist, believes that
the secret Of success is perseverance.
Therefore they persist in keeping the nm
est line of p~erfumeries, toilet articles,
cosmetics, drugs and chemicals on the
market They especially invite all per-
sons who have p~alpitration, short breath,
weak or hungry spells, pain in side or
shoulder, oppression, night mare, dry
cough, smothering, dropsy or heart d.
sease to try Dr.. Miles unequalled New
Heart Cure before it is too late. It has
the largest sale Of any similar remedy.
Fine book Of testimonials free. DR..
Miles Restorative Nevine is unsurpassed
for sleeplessness, headache, fits, ETC., and
it contains no opiates.
Best Terms on Farm Loans
am now prepared to make
farm loans At low rates, and on
the best terms ever offered In
this county. Privilege TO pay
all or part OF the principals n
any interest payment.
HI Bailey
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20
FINE GROVE POINTS.

IL seems as though spring has
come, although II il about a month
earlier than usual. The snow is
only about .wo feet deep on tho val
ley, and the south side hills are be-
ginning to show bare ground in
places.
Now that the Franklin mine il
sold to eastern capitalists, we will
have lively camp here the coming
summer. Work is progressing or
the Hawkeye as fast as one lazy
miner can make ii progress. The
new tunnel is in 40 feet and small
bodies of ore have been found al
though IL is not expected to reach
the ledge yet inside of 30 feet.
Your correspondent has been Wis
iting at the home Of Geo. Crandal
and looking among his ranch stock,
which plainly shows evidence of
having oil the best timothy hay
they could get away with and are
in fine condition. But while George
is having such good luck with his
stock he is very unfortunate with
his dogs. About three months ago
the strychnine grippe broke out
among them and ragged with such
violence and proved so fatal shat he
has only seven now left. He Il e.
riously talking of going on q y e
dog business altogether. h,t y D.
hates to lose the title Il -'ioS
King"
Deer are plentiful in tLs nc y
tains around here. They has,. i've 4
here all winter. and how they have
subsisted in four feet Of snow is q
mystery. Yesterday one was killed
right in town, and. strange to say,
IL was fat enough TO be very good
venison.
In a recent issue Of the BULLETIN
l noticed that Johnnie Goodyear. of
Atlanta. had failed in the ice bust
ness. ] am sorry to hear that he is
busted. / knew him years ago in
the windmill city on the sagebrush
desert. / know him to be a good
boy and rustler, and will bet the
little rascal will yet pull through
all right. SOONER.
Pine Grove, Feb. Is, 1892.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20

One Of the editors Of the Caldwell
Tribune took run up to Mountain
Home last week, and prints the fol-
lowing about the big dam now be-
ing constructed on Rattlesnake cam
yon: "a person can have but a
faint conception of the magnitude
Of this work by hearing or reading.
II is one Of those things which must
be seen TO be appreciated. The dam
being put in is probably 200 or 800
yards long, about 300 feet wide on
the top and As feet high. II is be-
ing built of dry clay and fine gravel,
rip raped on the upper side, and
when completed will hold in check
water enough to form a lake five
miles in circumference and from 20
TO 100 feet deep. II is situated in a
beautiful little basin, nature form
ing all other sides of the lake. The
outlet is novel and safe. Some 80
feet above the dam a hole is blasted
in solid rock probably IL feet deep.
Commencing at this point tunnel
is constructed through soldid. rock
through the hill around the dam,
and comes out some fifty feet on the
other side. The head-gate will be
set ut the mouth Of this tunnel, and
a tower erected as high as the wa.
ter can rise. II can thus be easily
handled and the water can he al
lowed TO run through without any
wear, tear or pressure on the dam.
Some sixty or seventy teams are
hard at work from daylight till
dark. trying to get everything in
readiness before the spring thaw.
They are piling up the dirt at the
rate Of a foot a day and have about
20 feet yet TO go. To the uniniti-
ated it does not look as though
there was enough snow in the noun
tains to fill this great basin, but
those better acquainted with Rat
tlesnake say enough water to fill il
will come down in "a hours. TIL,
bottom Of the lake, although only
about three miles from the town
has an elevation of 20 feet above it
What a magnificent power. tn,
work is being done by Chicago
company, whose capital stock II
100000. So far they have met
every payment, and as they also
own the TOWNSHIP the people there
feel that they are in earnest and
have confidence in them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20
A cHll.LY. CEREMONY.

Last Sunday afternoon two broth
ers-J. C. and w. T. Emcry--were
baptized in the flume that supplies
the electric light plant with water
from Wood river, says the Haley
News Miner. Elder Guy Porter per-
formed the sacrament in q very cool
manner, in the presence of about
200 spectators, who had come down
TO the waters edge in spirit Of
curiosity. The climate ut this time
Of the year in this part Of the coun-
try is characterized by an absence
Of the heat common in July, and on
Sunday the mercury in the Their
mometer was not many degrees
above zero; and at tho time of the
baptizing snow was falling quite
heavily. Consequently the weather
and circumstance were somewhat
unfavorable for a real enjoyable GER
emony-except. perhaps, to those
watching the scene. The water, too,
was cold enough for all antiseptic
purposes. However. Elder Porter
performed his duty in a thorough
manner. and although the water al
most took his breath away he did
not finch. The faith of the two
men baptized is no doubt of the
saving kind, else they would have
postponed the affair until next
summer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20
U. 8. Newspaper Law.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex'
press notice to the contrary are con-
sidcred ~ wishing 10 continue their
subscription.
9. II subscribers wish their paper
discontinued. publishers may continue
to send until charges are paid.
2. II subscribers neglect ar refuse tf
take their paper from the Office OF
place 10 which il is sent, they are held
responsible until they settle all bills
and give due notice 10 discontinue.
4. II subscribers move 10 other
places without informing the publisher,
they are held responsible. Notice
should always be given Of their re-
moval.
Tho courts have decided that re-
ius,ng to take a paper from the Office,
or leaving il uncalied for, when owing
the publisher. is prima iacie evidence
OF intentional fraud.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20
Young Peoples Bible.

The Pictorial Self Pronouncing
Young Peoples Bible" is the title OF a
new subscription book just published
by the Dominion Publishing Company
of Seattle. Wash. IL is entirely novel
in its conception, and will prove val
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Certain passages in the Bible, that ART
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20

The Haley Times says a fresh
batch Of disclosures about the Boise
penitentiary, which will involve
some persons whose record is any.
thing but clear already, in more
rascalitics. is promised the public
at an early date.
II has been computed that be-
tween 5000, 900 and 81 .000.0O0 ba-
bies are born in the world each year,
or about 10 per minute. A line OF
cradles containing them would ex-
tend around the world unbroken,
but the silence would be broken in
several places.
The question of cheap and eff
cient ore reduction is becoming q
weighty one in isolated mining
camps, and If capital does not get o
hump on itself and build at an early
day into these districts. it will din
cover, when finally il does extend
its lines of road, that there will be
but little ore to haul 10 market. az
the mine owners, almost to a man
will be busily employed In reduc'
ing their own ores, and all that the
railroads will get will be freight
charges ON bullion.-S. l.. Journal