davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-07
Sntuter Ole 0Ieide.

Die YrtuSeilin bon &aleS (beilduft8 be-
merit. Die einsj9e Der DISQUALIFICATION mn
eugliicben 6ofe, sic einem nocb etipaS Spms
patbie einfl0Ben faunD, ipelcbe anfIn9litb
oer &erbetratbung ibreS SobneS nit ieiner
8aie iebr abgeneigt mar, neil iie NIT Geebt
Gin WGocbeu, oa8 fatrt; nacboem licb ltber
ibrem eriten 8erIObten, benz 6er3og bon
Clarence, bic @ruft 9eicbloiien, itb nit Der
gr6Bten @ilterti9fett beiien iitn9erem
8ruber in bic Qtrme mari I'M ia zines
Sages &0rigtn BON @nglan0 tperoen 81
f0nnen fit ber3los 96lt, bat ficb II nit
mo9Liditer @ra3ie in 6as 1tnoermetolthe
9efI9t unb i6re nunmebri9e S6tpte8er>
todbter iogar NIT Supelen i'm ungebeueren
@ertbe BON $1,000, 900 bei3enft.
0amit bat ite bic alte &0ntgin, pel3e
aucb bel ben gort'S tpieber bte ~etfri9ite
6eiratbSbermittlertn mad6te, pte bos 10
ibre 2frt 1T, penn e8 gilt, bic ei9ene 8rut
m0glicbit bortbeil6aft unter3ubrtngen,
gritn6li9 ous9eitOc6en. Gbatid9liA bat
man nocb ntbt etnmal ettpas baOon perz
nOmrnen, 6oB iie ibrer ySeeIe" SEN Oblt7
9aten vinbti9en S6atpl" abgerungen hdtte,
tDelc6er bel Dem alien @ei3fra9en an Steae
BON 5ifferrei9en GbedS, Sutpelen unb 1onz
itigem &rtmfram8, nit Dem anbere nObl2
babenoe @roBn1iitter ibre @nfelfinber 5u
bei6enfen pfle8en, tritt. @b%eniopcnt9 bat
man oucb etipaS Dabon Dernpmmen, D1B lie
aucb NIT $500 fIr bic notbleibenoen Sim
terbltebenen Der in Oortibtre Dor etntgen
Sagen pcrun9litften 145 ~&oblengrGber
berauSgeriift pGrc.
Sir Ben geitrtgen 6oc6SeitSs 6irlefon3 be-
3ablt bic alte SdbacbteL ielbitperitdnbli9
ebenfaQS feinen rotben Seller, ionbern-
ba lte tpoblpetSlicb aus Ser 6odbseit cine
OStaatSz 2(ffaire" macbte,-6ie @infaItspinz
lei BON Steuersablern miiIien fir bic be-
beutcnOen Soften auffommen. Sbre Wt6z
jcit6t peritebt eS famoS, fir ibre 8runfz
lnb Pompentfaltung an6ere 2eute be5a6>
len 81 macben.
8as bic Der iun9en 6er3o8in bon Ser
Brin5eiiin BON WoleS gcicbcntten tpertbz
Oo0en Sutpelen onbetrifft, 10 muB man
nur bariiber i%taunen, 6aB es Ser 9uten
6rau ~9elun8en mar, iie aus ben gel69tcrtz
rigeu &raIen ibreS iauberen @er1a6LeS 81
haltcn; benn Bet Gr3Iump berflopft un6
Derpfdnbet befanntermaBen @Qes, mas t6m
bon 8ert6 unter Bic Singer 9erGt6, UNI
etuent Guberleben nit porneDmen unD gez
rtngen 8trnen aus aler 6erren GGnber
fr06nen 8u f0n1en. Sea, oielei9t 9eIingt eS
ibn, Die S9pte9ertodbter gu bei9tpaben,
baB ie ibm 6ie Sutpelen puntpt, ba Sic
&Leine ia peiB, boB pann ite aub gum
BtanOOnteI panOern, baS 9utmiitbtge
Sacrament ite zines ic60nen Cages ibanz
0en9alber bocb tpieber einl0it.
9as engLii9e 8Olt gu ~be6auern, 6aB
eS nit bicicm f0ni9IiBen 2umpenpaf ge~
itroft lit, bas faut einem tpa6rlicb nicbt
Elm, 6enn iebe8 8olt bat b%etanntli6 9enau
Die Gegierung, Bic eS pcr0icnt, unb Bic
en8Ljidcn Observation-Disclosures poQen eS
ia nibt better BADEN, ipie iib allc6 in 6ielen
&agen pieoer 70 rebt 3etgt. O}on INNER
gu
, 1893-07-07
Rudlofer Mtoro.
Robert 1reIfon in Ger HIDE oes nGurner
6oufe" pom George Stone men4Iin9s
erf9ofen,-Der nI0roer entfohen.

Cine Setn6ibaft, Sic lbon felt lGn9erer
Belt 3tpiicben benz f~arbi9en Sbertob bes
nTutner 6ouIe" an Der 8abai6 Npe. unb
SO. Ctr, 9fobert 9tellon, uno oelien Niliz
ftenten George Stone beltanb, enoete geitern
nit bes Griteren @rmorbung. Die t1otrette
llriacbe Der Grmor0un9 mar Stones Trau,
Die ebenfaQS in benz 6oteL arbettete. geI>
ion bate ndmltcb zines Sa8es Stone 8orz
tpiirfe bariber gema6t, baB er ietne 6rau
10 bart arbetten laiie. 9as nabm Sener
libel un6 Die Streitigtetten 3tptlcben ben
bet0en &09en nurben tmn1er bdutt9er uno
befttger. @eitern W1orgen trteb itb nun
Stone, itatt ietne Qtrbett SIT Derrlcbtet, in
elmer bena4barten Birtblhatt berum.
g~telion'S 8oritelungen batten MIR ben Grz
foIg, Stones obnebin ibLechte 2aune nur
nocb gu bcricbltmmern. Qtls CT bann am
gtabn1ittag nm 5 u6r 3iemli6 ~angetrunten
na3 Der &iicbe fam, itieB ct auf ben Sberz
to3, Der e6en elmer iun9en @ebllftn, gtas
mems Srances Bart, etnt8e NuftrG9e err
t9etlte.
Sofort bot er gfeIion einen 3netfampf
an, Der iebo6 rubig, aber iebr entiCbteben
5urii6genielen purbe. Qlub ais Stone
oarauf nit einem 6ocber6obenen Stubl auf
ytelion einbrang, blie6 bieier nod rubtg.
0tele Gube ieineS @e9nerS perlebte Stone
in maBlOlen 3orn. Gr lief in Die Speiiez
fammer, boIte ii9 bort aus ieinem 9to6
einen &ebOlber unb iagte gu 9telion: sole
Dir au5 etnen iolben, bann perbe ib Dir
3etgen, mas ib tann." gtelion anttportete:
rSb TRACE ntemals etnen 8epoloer, 9u
aber biit b~etrunfen uno tpiirbeit gut tbun,
na3 --". Q8eiter fam gtelion ni6t,
6enn i'm nGdbiten Qtugenblif iant ct, BON
bret &ugeln in bic 8ruit getroffen, nit
einem S9mer3ensi9ret 3u 8oOen. Son
allen Seiten liefe1 bic 2eute 3uiammen un0
ipGbreno Der foGgenben 9ertpirrung enttam
Stone, nacboem er noc6 3%iDein1al auf ben
lterbenben Nelion 9eicboiicn bate, obne
jebo3. 8u t~reffen. 9telion beribie0 nac6
t~pentgen Wtnuten unb ieine 2eicbe puroe
nacb St9munb's Morgue, % 6iftb Qtbenue,
9ebracbt. Der Grmoroete mar 30 Sabre
alt unO tpobnte nit ietner 6antilte in benz
6au1e 1916 Dearborn Ctr. Sein M0rber
1T Elm @ngldnoer unb mo6nte nit ietner
Tamilte goo. 1868 81. Str.
, 1893-07-07
Ridter Jenfins s0sert
Gntideioun9 iiber ole Sonntaesfraee
ob3u9eben.

0tibter Senfins nabm beute 8ormittag
feline G9Gtigfeit i'm 8unbes8ericbt pieber
auf, Die aucb beute ertpartete @ntibeioung
in benz Prp3eiie Q6anamater & 8ropn gez
gen Ben %Offenen 9tusiteIlungsionntag bat er
ie0O3 nob nicbt abgegeben. QSie Der &i1=
ter angtebt, bat ct anoerer 0ringenber @es
i3Gfte tpegen nOcb nicbt 3eit gebabt sl elmer
GntibeiOung 81 tOmmen. QtuBerbem iin6
ibm angebIi6 gcitern bic Nus5iige aus ben
g roSeBaften 3u9eiteft tpor6en. ST. meint,
crit in ndcbiter WOcbe iOtpeit fertig fem 3u
~tannen, UNI bas entibeiOenbe @ort gu
iprecben.
, 1893-07-07
0unbes : Qtrchiteft GIorf

ONNUVT NtNYItE4t Quit, IUEIC1GT
gegentuGrtig nit elmer l1nteriubung Der
8unocSruine beibafttgt lift, bate geitern
@~ele8enbeit, einen banOgreiflicben 8epeis
BON Der llnitcberbeit bes @ebGubes entz
ge9en5unebmen. Sin GiB, pelber in Der
9tGbe OeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON
ntten bis sur 0efe 9ebt, bate bic Qbz
l6iunG zines Stitdes bes @efimies oeranz
loBt un0 ba5 i6ipere Stiid ~ftiir3te binunter
in Die unnlittelbare 9tGbe elmer Ianeen
Qtnlc BON 2euten, Del6e ouf i6re 9lbferttz
gung tparteten. @LHGIi3erpeiie pngbe
gtiemano perIeBt.
, 1893-07-07
2lrbeitsloffofeit ote l1rfahe.

@bparO Man6eOiue 8og ftb g~eiternQben6
t1t ietn S9laf5immcr, 9tp. 1916 Cottage
@rope Noe., 8uriid, iogte 81 ici1temS dlafz
coaegen, baB ct iterben ipoue, uno per-
lbludte bann 20 @ran MOrp6tum. W}an
bra6te tbn nacb Dem Mtcbael Steele 6oipiz
tai, no Die Aer5te ertlGrten, baB 9fett1ng
nibt mOglt6 let. Die llnm0gliAfeit, Qrz
belt 81 betOmmen, trieb BEN 45 Sabre alien
Wfann, Der Elm zimmerman lit, 81 Dem
Oer5tpcifelten Sbritt.
, 1893-07-07
Der uunoeldoene" NepoIper.

Der pllngclabene" 9epoloer bat geIfern
Aben0 tpteber ein iunge5 Weni6enle6en an
Den Jtonb bes Grades gcbrocbt. @otpar0
Burns bon $40. 6 26. StraBe 6riifte in
Der 9Retnun9, fem LANCE nicbt 9ebraucbter
Teooloer lei ntcbt 8%clo6eu, benietben ab,
ais 1etne eli Sabre Qltc Go6tcr hor ibm
ltonb; Sin SdbuB tradbte, baS &tnb ~itIlr3te,
0on elmer &u9el in Die Suite 8etrofien, su
8ooen, Die 8nnbe bes ainbes lit iebr ges
fdbrlib.
, 1893-07-07
Cine &etd3e i'm .fiIfneb.

Der 6iicbcr @n, 9Gtliam5 500 6cute
trltb ltatt oe6 cr0otttcn 6iibic8cnS Die 2eicDe
elnc9 W(onnc@ nit icjncm 9tcBe aus Der
&tete oe@ W}tcDj0oneGcc'9 AM gtoro- &ter.
9te Hctdbc iDuroe lpGter ais bic oc5 lett
ciner 2Socbe pcrmjBtcn 6jicbcr9 Mm. Gons
Tin BON Jto. z23 u, DiartctltroBe iocntis
iicirt.
, 1893-07-07
Uneinioe

Die @ei3porcnen iii Dem 9ro3eiie 9egen
Sboma9 Sn9alls, Der beibuloigt lit, auf
Die jun8e Dfan1ie WtorriS einen p~erbrecberi7
lcben Nn9rtff 9emacbt 5u baben, tonnten
Itcb MACH elmer TAFT 24itin6igen 8eratbung
ntcDt etntgcn lno tpurben onber Deute Wfit=
tag BON Gicbter Stein cntlalien. Sngau's
8ltr9Iboft puroe BON Dem 9ticbter bis gu
Der Scr6anolult8 I'M Septcmberter1nin BON
$4,000 0uf $4,000 b~crob0elebt.
, 1893-07-07
Or. Nclirc 8. 3henncra. gln. 592

Or. 0clirc $. 3tbeppcr5, 9(O. 592
Eorrobec Ctr, meldcr BON icjntr Satin
8nlclttltc ipcBcn Arollomcr NcbanDilrn8
uno un%gcnttgcnber GorNc litr ibren 2CbcnSs
luntcrbolt out Sdbttouug ptrfIo0t murOc,
btolttiporteic bcllIc bic Mlogc in oN9l ltDrliz
dcr Nctle. Gr belircitet bic ySobrbcit Der
8e1bulbtgung uno mocbi iciurrlctt9 8cls
tcto, bah lctne 6rou ltcb 1T GitlcJlbott jbm
nnbrfuntter Wtdnttr betptgtc unb loBor
nit cttent bgtlrlbttl eine 9tejlc untcrnobm.
8os 4nor N itit 1877 utrbcir0tbet uno bat
alpet Rinoet.
, 1893-07-07
Som. Soolen bat an Serrn Gortri6o,

VUW.S UUTVF TNI WI IJVttN TWIIIIUWC
Ben @i9cntbiimcr 6es 0ebauoes, in tpelcbem
8jib, Soiep6 & So, Elm Sdbnittpaarenz
gcicbait bctriebcn un6 baS Dor furser 3ett
o%bbranbte, bic peremptorii6e 2(ufforberunq
laiien, Die ais gcfdbrlicb beseic6nete
Niauer iofort nicOerreiben gu laiien.
, 1893-07-07

feline 8erpenOung giebt, barum miro
ge8en bic bcuti9en Surnlebrcr unb 2ebrez
rinnen bcS 9euti9en 10 gepaItig ms 9orn
geblaien. 0oS 1T be9 9ubelS Scrn!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

y '''''f'..-............'.'''f
prettlost and neatest Ok
Ins =. lhe city are a. Weltman'A
IN. aha see them, and what is
~. ply them. Also ask for a
Z F" The Worlds Fair Drawing
WELTldAN'S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Among the raiiroad men in this city
Yesterday was Captain W. N rihhiis.
fNyehng passenger aren't Of the Denver
aud iNo tirando who has been In the
service since lSiH n pefioi 81 40 years.
TIC mas some very interesting souvenirs
"a passes issued In tho OH duys. which
are curiosties 80 the railroad men Of
Today. Among thom one issued hy
the Milwaukee and Mississippi, n part
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. PAIL.
when the line had only niuciecn miles
OF road. One issued hy the Elmira, Ca
nandmgua and Niagara Falls In 1854.
one by the Chicago and Galcna Union
IN 1870, now The Chcaro and North
western. and ono by the New York Con.
tral IN 1870. These cld-time passes were
priuted from type and have the unique
appearance common 70 the printing Of
that date
Coming down 10 the present day tho
contrast IS shown In Tie passes issued
by Otto Mears Of the Snvcrton railroad.
The first one is en- annual FOR 1888
printed on buckskin, then one OF solid
silver FOR 1850. then one for 1890 also
OF silver and gold in the form OF a
watch charm. aud one for 1892 in silver.
made of the Colorado metal hy native
workmen IN hligroe work Tho whole
collection Is decidedly unique and Cap.
tain libbits would not part with Il for
n small fortune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
an OLD TIMER.

Of April.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
NANCIAL NOTES.

The figures Of the annual report Of
Texas Pacific Railway company for the
year lSN2 and balance sheet, show bal
ance 10 debt Of profit aud loss OF about
100000 against a credit " $4,000 90
profit and loss as per the report for the
year 1891 II win be noted thar this APP
parently unfayoruble change WAS mostly
caused by expenditures for improvements
and car trust obligations. IL VIII De
also noted that the rond IA IN excellent
condition and the outlook for crops anu
trnfHc this year is favorable, combined
VITA better rates To form SONS esti'
mate as 70 how large a debit 10 profit
aud loss can be carried ~. tins road be-
fore receivers are appointed, ID 81 Wen 70
exar1ina ~ history 10 December 1855,
receivers were aWiontcd for Iexaa Pnei-
Ga aud tho latest balance sheet pub
fssrd Iwiof thereto WBs for the year
1884. which reflected a balance 20 debit
az profit ana loss, Of over 43."DVD.
~ riew ~ the fact thar the road az inst
time was Do miserable epnailiop. ana w
0x-i charges more than az present. n
does not seem probable thw there is any
present ground Tor apprehension Of de-
farf and that thern n good reason 10
beIicre that the earnings Wlli sOou show
hotter results Ia the report for 1881 it
q shown that the t0nuage and revenue
~ frdght delivered 10, and received
railway. as compared with fhe prfTicim
roar. Indicated loss ~ o greater por-
fi0n ~ that traffic, bui against THIS Z
,cul D. noticed thar the earnings ~
'reras padhc Tor 1901 both gross aud
81 were larger than "a $500. % ihaf fhe
i,,st III inter- han2e with the lisi named
rsad has had 10 had phlssF ola general
rasuits which wiil ~ aouhi ~ iiD.
ufosll hereafter ~ ir1be eEerea
.iIt fhu t'engfal frltHnfa6 ana hNf iNTii
elraa n AIn0laUa. AA q AeN 1920
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

her OF depoyitors IN sayinrB banks ia
creased from UD3.Sf in 1890 60 4,20S..
SD3 Ia 1900, and the amount OF dcp0a.
its from Sifg2T7 b0i in the FORMER
year, 90 Sl,b24, Sif. 500. IN the hitter,
which it Is noteworthy 30 rcmark. ~
an ncrcaHe Of O2i per cent
Ia 1850, the returns ~ manufactures
showed only two cities having over 100
600 hands employed, and only four more
having over 10000. while twenty-five
othors Seported over 10000 ibut less
thnn 10000.
Now thore are three citios.-Now York.
Philadelphia and Chicago having over
2OO,OOO hands steadily employed. while
Boston also has very nearly a. many
Brooklyn, HnlumOre aud Ciucinnatl,
which wore below ihe 10000 mark have
risen 20 over 100000, while Bnnal0
Pttlburg, st. Louis ard San Fmucisc0
have each gone from the ten 10 10000
mark, 90 over bO,OOO
Cleveland. Milwaukee aud Providence
although short Of the $1,000 standing So
1890 have made grent Roadway toward
u since that year, as the increase has
been mTo although no definite estimates
are az hand
Thus the increase Of employees IN the
manufacturing Industries of these four
teen cities together With eleven Ofher
cities. which rank next in importance,
bias been about G2o,OOO in the last ten
years.
A. the number Of handa employed has
increased. 30 Dos ihe products 9f these
twenty-five cities also risen from ~ 1870,
100000 in 1850 % $500 900 on "a
net gain OF some SO per cent
And thus The enterprise and wealth 81
the country strides forward az ~
phenOmenaily rapid gait, each decade
showing large Increases over the pre-.
yl0us one aud each successive year end.
Ing business M ali ia branches la iull
aud healthy swing, while from fhpge
calculations We hnd that uoiwlthaland.
ing the calamity hGWlers we are not yet
going 10 the dcmntiOn b0WWOws"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
FINANCIAL.

Bank clearances yesterday, S20J-
055.2S: balances. S49S6341, against
clearances, SlT5 4G5 Ga, balances. Si5,-
1892, for the corresponding day last
year. Cleannces for week, Sl,2a3,-
1854: balances. SOB O5J.l5. against
ciearancea. 81. 1873 81. 800; balances, Sl7j,-
4G56i for the corresponding week last
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Y ~ to., Dallas MY litlle adop-
.sI had hereditary blood poison
a. geo With bons and sores
49, AND Il cured her IN q short
IN eAd rheumatism twenty years
~ NV every remedy that / heaFa
II ,i{a,n uas done me more good thnh
X Ard ] believe ID has curep me-
~. SNOW Of several other Wonder
n 20, made Respectfully,
2 eNirn. Round Roe1, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
A GEORGIA. moan.

Macon, Co. March Is. Macon
and Northern railroad has been placed IN
the hands of Nate Harris as receiver
The Central failed 10 pay interest on
the bonds due March l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
arOrKs AND BONDS.

NeSg York. March 26-The stock
market opened active and bu0yant under
q brisk demand 20 cover shorts and c0n-
siderable buying f0f long accounts
Prices went 40 ~ 20 2 with risli.
Whea ibe hears attempted % cover they
found the market scarce " Mppka a
sharp rise naturally induced taking 81
pf0Nts. and reaction Of l-i6li ~ en+
slgd, but before The downward move
moni gained much Roadway the bank
statement made Us APPEARANCE and waa
30 gauffafiory the bulls made another
upward turn Thort D. less apprehension
than ~ late in fesarl 30 ihu money mar
krt over April seiiicnnenfs, ana fhn in.
crease iu bank reserves viii w very
npt 70 make d lower rate on time-lOans
duriGy the Cymlny week
Hallway bonds strong,
Government bonds hrm.
State bonda neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

New YORK. March % Money On cail
nominallf, 8 pei cent
Pnfae uergaatlle paper, 0N7 per
cent
SiNrling p2ehHurc easier t3NJ Htfi
ass ~ ~ 4aty-day bills, fisl l1u
st9 ~ demaua
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
Card of Thanks.

The good people Of Red Cloud have
been SO kind and have shown so many
attentions to my dear wife during her
protractcd illness, and in the hour Of my
sad bereavement have given me such
sincere assurances of their sympathy,
that | would take this opportunity thus
publicly to express my heartfelt graft.
tude to one and all. Such sublime do
votion cannot fail of its intended pur.
pose, to one in my bereavement. May a
kind Providence bless you all and spare
you from sorrow, is the hope Of yours
truly,-CHAs. WIENER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
RESOLUTIONS,

At a regular meeting Of Charity
Chapter No. AZ, Order of Eastern Star.
September 10, 1893, the following resolu.
tons were adopted;
WHEREAS; 1t has pleased our Heaven.
ly Father Hin is providence to remove
from the conflict Of life our beloved sis.
ter, Fannie Wiener, reminding us that
the messenger who called her home will
come sooner or later for us all, and
Though she has passed beyond the
reach Of praise, yet we deem it fitting
to express our appreciation of her gentle
and benevolent life, Of her sympathy for
and kindness to the poor in the hour Of
their distress. In that, her ear was
never shut to the cry Of the needy, and
her hand ever open to administer to
their necessities.
RESOLVED; That, whi'o we bow in
humble submission to the will of the
Most High, we no less mourn the loss Of
our dear sister so recently taken from
us, and shall eyer strive to follow her
example in deeds OF kindness and char,
ity to the poor and needy; and that we
have lost a friend and companion dear
TO us all.
RESOLVED; That We sincerely SYM
pathize with bereayed brother IN his
severe affection and loss, and other sor
rowing ones, and express a sincere and
earnest hope that this great bcreaye,
ment may be overruled for their highest
good.
ResoIvrp; That Il copy Of these reso-
~lutions be sent by the secretary OF this
order to our brother, G. Wiener.
RESOLVED; That these resolutions be
spread on the records Of this Chapter.
CARRIE McKEEBY, W. Nj.
p. ID, YEIsER, Sec'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
Caucus Meeting.

The democratic electors Of Walnut
creek township will meet in caucus, in
school house No. ;, on Wednesday,
Sept. %, at 4 p, m, for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to the county
democratic convention to be held at
Blue Hill Sept. 9th, and to transact
such other business as may come be-
fore the caucus.-Tuos. BLANKEN-
BAKER, Com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
TIE FIRE FIEND-On Thursday

TIE FIRE FIEND-On Thursday
morning about five o'clock. the quick
silvcry toned peals Of the fire alarm
announced another fire in Red Cloud.
Ia a brief period hundreds of u cit
~tizens, Of both sexes, were making a
fast time to the scene Of the conflict
ing elements, which we're located in
the unoccupied residence Of Mrs. Sada
j. Bailey, On the corner Of Walnut
street and the Ssh avenue. The fire
seems to have been the work Of an in.
cendiary, as it originated on the back
stoop on the north side Of the house,
but the quick response Of our tfi lent
fire department saved the structure
from being a total loss. The house
hold goods were all removed, but the
house will be badly damaged. The
house and contents were insured for
5000 We are informed. II was only a
few months ago that the barn on the
same place vas burned accidentally,
but why any one should set tho lady's
house On fire is a mystery that is in
soluble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
EHOmCscckcrs' Excursions.

September 18th, and October 10th.
II you contemplate changing your To-
cation, it will pay you to take advantage
OF the Burlington Routes Homeseekers'
Excursions of September 18th and Oc-
tober 10th. On those dates, round trip
tickets to tho Cheap Land religions of
western Nebraska, eastern Colorado and
northern Wyoming will be ON tale at
very low rates, Nearly 80 per cent
saved. Burlington Route agents will
cell round trip tickets to southern points
-Iexas,~ Oklahoma, etc,--at considerably
reduced rates. Ask the local agent for
full information.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
Notice.

The members of the County Central
Committee OF the Peoples party are
called to meet at ]. ii. Ballcy's Office in
Red Cloud Saturday, Sept. Both, 1888 at
one o'clock to organize and transact such
other business as may come before the
meeting each member is expected to be
present. AUSTIN RILEY, chm.
STEPHEN BAYLES, sec.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
The Worlds Fair.

Reports from Chicago arc a unit in
demonstrating what a great many eo-
pie have all along asserted. viz,:that Wis.
ltors to the Worlds Fair can find first
class accommodations at very moderate
figures. The fact ia, there is very little
difficulty in securing Il good room at
sl.O) a day, That surely is reasonable
tnongh for anyone! Az to the cost OF
getting to Chicago, the Burlington
Routes local agent will gladly give you
full information.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
Market Report.
The Worlds Fair.

Can not remain such without bloom.
ing look and radiant complexion which
health alone imparts. Parks Tea, by
clearing the blood of impurities, makes
the complexion regain the hue Of youth.
Sold by c. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
Mayors Notice.

To whom it may concern:
Hereafter all ball playing in the streets
must be stopped. All persons violating
this order will be prosecuted &C. VIE
NEn, Mayor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22

THE NJ. l.. CHorR:-The M. +. church
choir 10 now n regular organized body.
having elected officers and organized in
Il business like manner There are six.
teen members in tho choir at present
and all aro first class singers. At the
last meeting OF the choir the following
officers were elected;
Leader l., p, Albright.
Manager,-Wm Tulleys.
Secretary Miss. Nellie West.
Treasuror-Mrs. Emma Martin.
Librarian Miss Susie Rife.
Board Of directors-Pro f. Caster, l.. u,
Albright and VIM. Tulleys.
Organist-Mrs. Bcal.
The singers are as follow:
Sopranos-Mrs. Martin, Miss Nellie
West, Miss Flossie Ranney.
Altos Mis- Rose Emigh, Miss Susie
Rife, Miss Blanch Cummings, Miss
Blanch Sellars.
Basscs--L. y. Albright, Geo. Overing,
VIM, West, Henry Richmond.
Tenor. Prof, Caster, c. G. Cowden,
Robert Martin, Wm Tulleys,
This is the only organized choir in the
city, and are now in Il prosperous con-
dition. They contemplate giving a can
tata in the near future. Success to the
choir.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22

G. l.. Getting, the druggist says he has
not 5000 rolls of wall paper on hand for
he has been selling lots of it this year.
He still has 4 tine selection, and some
new patterns just opened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22

Who THEY ARE.-We have heard
Of the following names that will come
before the republican county convcu'
ton next Wednesday, the 27th. For
treasurer we have heard Of j. S. White
Of Blue Hill, r. G. Wilder of Cowlcs,
p. A. Beachy Of Red Cloud, o. Nc
Call Of Line township, and l.. p
Albright. For sheriff, the names Of
Porter Hedge, Mr.. Ranchy, Dick
CARRIER and II. A. Shinklc. For sup
erintendsnt Of public instruction, D.
III. Hunter is the only candidate thai
we have heard Of. For county clerk
the names OF l.. II. Fort aud II. Il
Pond have been made public. Fol
the Office Of county judge We have moi
heard Of any names go far. For sur,
yeyor we presume Mr.. W. II. Thorne
of Baden will be nominate d. There
seems to be no candidates for coroner
Any OF the above names would make
good material for county officers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22

Dandruh is due to an epfeebled state
of the skin. Halls Hair Remover quick
ems the nutritive functions OF the skin,
healing ind preventing the formation of
dandruif.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22

Remember that l.. p. Albright sells
more flour than any other store in Web
ster county. II you want flour see him,
for he keeps the best.