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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

The postmaster Of Roscmont has been
an invalid for about ten years from ef.
iccts Of disease contracted in tho war.
Recently no made application for a
pension which was rejected on the
grounds that he was not incapacitatcd
for labor and yet has not done a days
work in ten years. lie was an old sold
icr that gave his best days TO the per
~pctuation Of tho government. and now
Hoke Smith and his crowd turn him
down. A few more reflections like this
ono and Mr.. Clevcland's administration
will become odious 10 old soldiers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
saltwater.

SUI VVttuCGs
The weather still continues to be dry
and hot.
Mrs. j. l.. Philips has returned from
Iowa.
David Tishell has returned from, Otoe
county, and has concluded to stay and
farm his own place next year.
WIN. Jones had the misfortune to cut
or N finger and decorating another on
a corn cutter on Thursday Of les. week.
&c. Christy of Guide Rock, and John
Jones lof Shubert, Richardson county,
we're in the neighborhood INT day last
week.
Mr.. Jones is looking at the country
with a view Of locating in the west some.
where.
Mr.. j. Reeves is having a we'll put down
near his new house by NJ. Wilson Of Blue
Hill.
David Fishel was called by telegram
to Otoe county, on Monday Of last week
to 500 his sister who il very low with
malarial fever.
Dock Wells has gone to Iowa with a
load OF stock for John Parish.
One Of NJ. b. R~eeves..boys is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
A little son 10 reported at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carsvsli.
SIMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
For Farm Loans
Antiquity of the Peach.

The peach is an improved variety Of
the almond. The almond has q thin
shell around the stone, which splits
open and exposes the stone when ma
tare. This outer skin has simply be-
come neshy in the peach, so that is all
that gives it its specific character. It
seems now clear from investigation
in the history of ancient Babylon that
in their gardens, now nearly four thou
sand years ago, the peach was cultivat.
cd then as it is now. 1t must have
been many years before this that the
peach was improved from the almond,
and this fact goes to show the great
antiquity Of the fruit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
(Which is the worst statement Il

(Which is the worst statement to
be herslded ov.r the country The
the truthful statement OF the Journal
correspondent 10 regard TO burning Of
. house Of i'll fame and the previous
notice put up signed ''White caps" or
the statement made by the Argus that
our Il year old boys are so tough that
they visit these places. Which state
ment will do the most good or the
most harm?-Blt.
The Belt seems to be giving the
Argus a left handed ii, / oyer the
broad shoulders Of TIE CHEF. In
reply however, to the above quotation
va shalt state without fear or favor,
that both statements arc injurious 10
the city, and VIC believe without q
shadow Of foundation. We hayo nc
pets among the newspapers Of Red
Cloud, but have q ready pen to de-
fend any assertion made by any Of
our contemporaries which would ele
vate the city in the estimation Of thu
public, and tho same kind Of . per
that is equally us ready to protes
against any statement that is made dc
,ogatory to Red Cloud by any Of them
Tie CHIEF has never believed that
class Of so called xhito caps ever exist
ed in Red Cloud, neither does it be
lieve that l2 year old boys visit sucl
: dens Of iniquity, and Nc believe tina
such statements made by the publ
press Injuries rather than c~lcvatcs tn
good name Of IL city. Now, Cox.
old boy, don't do so any more and tn
Big Injun will forgive you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
South d

Mcssrs. +. L. and L. Long have gone
to 1navale to work as these quarters are
getting too close.
Miss Belle Aubushon is home for a
weeks vacation.
Miss Arvilla Rudd OF Red Cloud ia
visiting ut Mr.. Aubushon's this week.
A party Of young folks went to Pleas
ant Dale TO church last Sunday night.
Mr.. Amos Gust has como back to Ne.
braska as the Kansas girls were about
to get the best OF him.
A READER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Guide Rock.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Hayes returned
from Chicago Monday evening.
Emie Miner who was sick, died aud
was buried Friday.
The schools arc progressing finely
with Prof. Dresback az principal, MIRO
Fletcher, intermediate, and Miss Carrie
Bill, primary.
Mr.. Leeley moved into tho Page res
idence, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Seymour have gone u
conference this week.
Miss Mary Armstrong is ut Mrs
Riches.
Miss Theda viers is clerking at Mat
zne and Watts, while Mr.. Matznsl
is recovering from his broken nose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
LOCAL.

G. L. Getting was in Lincoln this week,
Miss Mabel Grams was in Denver this
week.
Charlie Mitchell Of McCook was in the
city Wednesday.
We are indebted to Mrs. George Win.
ton for a fine boquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Gordon left for the
worlds fair Thursday.
Q. H. Smith has sold his dray line to G..
NJ. Smith and Arthur A. CLANCY.
James Peterson the agricultural man
was in Lincoln this week taking in the
state fair.
The wife Of conductor Green came down
from Republican city with her husband
Thursday.
Leave your orders with Deyo & Grice's
IL you want your trunks and valises
hauled to the depot. LEN AULTz.
Supt. Hunter, was in Guide Rock this
week, attending an educational meeting
in district number 4, north Of Guide Rock.
The serenade on Wednesday night by
the big boys, on Il. +. Penman and wife
was certainly an outrage and should have
been promptly stopped by tho Office RS.
The ideao Of a bowling mob making night
hideous until morning should not be toll
Grated by the officers because a fellow got
married. Fun is fun, but such fun as
that is too much fun to be funny. Talk
about a ghost dance, that charivari was
too ghostly, and resembled our idea Of
the antics in hades.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Pleasant rOv

Weather hot and dry. Corn Ia drying
up rs fast as we ever saw 1t and IL will
mako the corn rather light.
All are well except Mrs. Slaby, who il
not expected to live.
Frank Slaby had the misfortune to gel
kicked by a horse last Sunday and ser.
iously hurt his shoulder and broke arb
1t will go rather hard with him for he
just got out Of bed from a seigc OF sick.
ness.
The farmers are nearly through max.
ing hay.
VrgIToR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
The Moons OF lars,

The most interesting of all moons
are the two that attend Mars, each
about sixty miles in diameter. ,Shat
planet Is just one-half the size of the
earth; its surface is divided into CONT
nents and seas, having as much land AS
water; it has an atmosphere, clouds
frequently concealing it's face, and its
seasons are about the same as here,
though the winters are colder. BE.
cause II " Ia moons travels around
IT three times as fast as Mars itself
turns, 1t appears to rise in the west and
set in the east, while the other, really
circling in the same direction at a
speed comparatively slow, rises IN the
east and sets in the west. Thus both
moons are seen in the heavens at the
same time, going opposite ways.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
To Our Subscribers.

THE CHIEF hasa large amount Of mon
ey standing out on subscription which We
need badly at this time, some Of it has
been outstanding for two or more years.
Now we need it and hope our subscribers
will remit promptly. At this time when
money is close the payment Of a dollar or
two from those who owe would DO Of much
advantage to the publisher.
Respectfully, A. G. HosMrR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Gard of Thanks.

To the many neiShbors and friends,
who in our late bereavement extended
sympathy and help, We return SINGER
est thanks and shall ever hold them
in grateful remem brance.-Emma j..
Ducker and family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

III s 10 be hoped that tho city papers
will give President Clevsland's baby q rest
AZ q piece Of news 1t was agreeable at
the time but to keep II up six days in the
week and twice on Sunday, IL becomes
obnoxious, and any way, why should
Clcveland's baby be toted around in the
press nm y more than any other fellows
babvY
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

The RED CLOUD CHIEF is now all
printed at home. The CHEF is one of
the best papers in this part Of the
country, and uses every means availa,
BILE to give its readers the best news
service there is to be had. Hail to
THE CHIEF.-Superior Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Nonresident Notice,

To Nathan Goocll, nonresident defendant.
You ale hereby notiltd that on the 18th day oi
september, 1898, the undersigned plaiutiI ileJ
IN ilie district court OF Webster 20 inty, NebraS.
IA, her pcil Ion against you, the Object nm a
cree Of absolute divorce, and change her nam.
from ,;oOch to How'd. wv """'
You are therefore required 10 answer said ne.
!ltlon on or before. Monday. the 30lh dry " De.
Toner. 1895, or said petition Viii be taken as
cordiDgly, y"
PERECCA GOOCU.
by CHASEY & CHAPLIN,
her ATTORNEYS 3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
TIE CHIEF
Circulation, Per Week, 1850.
AZ HosMER, Editor.
LARoY TAFT. Asst Local Editor.
EDITORIAL NOTES
rK, EUIIUT. -
Asst Local Editor.

Times are very dull In Denver and hun.
dreds Of people are still out Of employ.
mont, besides humorous business
men have been badly pinched by the
stripgency OF the mopev market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
SUBURBAN NEWS
As Furnished by Our county
correspondents.
l1DQyn1c.

The weather is still dry and hot, and
the wind still blows.
Sunday school every Sunday ut Inavale.
Cap. Harry was with US Sunday.
Je6. Relic vas at Riverton Sunday.
A number OF young folks called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes.
Clark Lockhart supports a buggy now
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

The republican electors Of the 20 ward
will meet at the Firemans' hall, at 8
o'clock p. m, Monday, September 18th,
for the selection Of delegates to the county
convention, and for tho transaction OF
such other business as may come before
the caucus
&. v. HALEY. Committeeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
How Cigarettes Are Made,

The details Of the manufacture of
cigarettes are kept to u greater or less
degree n secret by the manufacturers;
each of whom has his own particular
combination of tobaccos. None of the
brands on the market Is composed of
one kind only. The recipe is not di-
vulgcd outside of the firm. But this Is
not all. The original mixture is mere
ly a basis for artificial favoring. To
begin with, various essential oils are
added. The list of these includes rose.
rose %gcranium, vanilla bean, Tonka
bean and ~licorice root. These ingrcdi-
cnts arc added after the tobacco has
been chopped into shreds in readiness
To he rolled into cigarettes. Finally
the particular drug chosen, in tho
shape of n liquid solution, is SPRAYED on
the material with an atomizer, while
the tobacco is stirred and mixed. The
quantity employed is very carefully
Judged, SO many drops being allowed
for each cigarette. For obvious easons
cannot mention all the drugs that are
used in the manufacture of cigarettes,
but there Is no doubt that opium, va
lerian and cannabis indica are utilized
to the largest extent, Each manufac-
turer may be said to create a special
drug habit among those who use his
brand, so that they are not satisfied,
with any other.-Troy Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

c. l.. Getting, the druggist says he has
not 5000 rolls Of wall paper on hand for
he has been selling lois OF 1t this year.
lie still has q fine selection, and some
now patterns just opened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

Young Ia do you contemplate get.
ting married? Wiener the clother will fit
you out in style, and leave you with
money enough to take your wife to the
Columbian Exposition,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

Mrs. Andy Cummings who has been
visiting in Hot Springs, S ID. returned
home Wednesday evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

-iielen-"Thath orrid Mr.. Twaddles;
doesn't he bore you terribly with his
visits Madge-'No; there are times
when ! enjoy feeling that am entirely
alone. Inter ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

A READER.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02

walls OF three minutes This was sufficient
to handle the :, 900 people who role from
each of its Van Buren, street stations every
hour.
The Cottage Grove avenue cable line
carried about ) 900 an hour, and thar with
cars not too badly crowded. The elevated
road WAS not so fortunate. It's terminal
system At Congress street is not yet ready,
and 1t was ~wamped today Ii rau trains
every three minutes, bu. they wer- p wer-
less O diminish the crowd al the station.
At the foot of the stairs leading up to he
depot a special detail Of policrm-u wts
stationed, and several times the rush of lie
crowd threw some of the officers
down The stairs ana the platforms were
packed to fearful degree. The road Car
ried about 1000 An hour. and could have
collected fares from almost three times
that mum Der if il could have found room
for them in the trains.
The boats ran at about thirty minute
intervals, hut the day was too cold and the
lake too rough for that route tn be very
pie however. In addition to these means
OF reaching the park there We're the Hi
nois CentraPs regular suburban service.
which carried fully 10000 people to the
park during the day; tie elect ric road,
and the State and SiXty-third streets
cable line, which took about half that
number. Taking the day as criterion. it
is safe to say that the traffic arrangrn,e is
from down town will be ample for all de
mands made upon them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ard
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value u health Of The pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Is excellence Is due 10 its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 40 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive; etfectually cleansing the system,
dispelhng colds, headaches and teyers
ard permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction 20 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Md
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and i Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by al drug
giSts in 50c and 2l battles, but it Is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
C6. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup Of Figs,
and being well Informed, you VIII NOS
accept any substitute Il offered.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02
The Rock ISLAND EXTENSION.

CHICAsHA. L l., May L-t>peclnl "A
corps ut Rock island surveyors - in camp
foar uli.rs west 81 town. Taey are heca
fer The pUrso>e locating tie southwest
ern hrauca Of tHe i OK Island. from this
plsce into VcxaS. They are IN charge uf
L II Peers. NDisfogiu-tjou as 70 the
route can Ice learned. further thau iAe iacg
tnat II WAL take 10 Aua6arko Ih., con-
firms tie rumoV, given yea several dsyS
age. in regard o ne return II tbeeuTvey-
ing c ,TQS as soon s. work Wa EuisIls-i AZ
Dallas. bur rt-cr Wecr u0t expected a.
soon. M NJ Bov.j. Que OF t4c force, says
they viii sw.a ur1ers
CT, p have b-en 20 ia revived by recent
showers Is 10 is- Practically safe
l. il rumore,i tGaU building boom Will
soon be }uauGurtJea a. tai~ place, r.,
several c. apisail>ts have recently been look
Ing over tHe ground.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02
NOTABlES PRESENT.

CHICAGO, May 1.-Among the prominent
people conspicuous in the grand stand
We're Governor Altgeld. Mayor Harrison.
Vice President Stevenson, General Miles,
Hon. Lambert Tree, Speaker Crafts of he
Illinois house and other state officers of
illinois, President Palmer of the national
commission. Lyman T. Gage. + W. Peck
and President Higginbotham of the local
directory, Senator Culiom of Illinois,
Senator Mitchell of Wisconsin, Senator
Allison of Iowa, and Congressman Spring
er of Illinois. Ashley of Massachusetts.
Campbell of New York, Barwig Of W is
consip, Mcdonald of Illinois, Buckner OF
Wisconsin. Houk of Ohio. O'Neil OF Penn
svlvania. Durborow of Illinois. Henderson
of Iowa. Black of Illinois, McGann of Hi
noi>; National Commissioners Widener,
Bradley. Smalley. Alien. Bareour, Grover,
Hodge, Keogh, Ewing. Bresln. s.. Clair,
and Directors Bryan. Ellsworth, Kerfoot,
ketcham. Lawrence, Scott, Schwab and
ex-PresidenJ w. 7. Baker. The diplo-
mats failed to attend III body, although
mauy Of prominence were present. Only
the Spanish were in uniform.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02
STATE BUILDINGS.

CHICAGO, May 1-Ent husisstic Missou-
riaus We're found in every corner OF the
fair grounds today, with their breasts GOV
cred with badges, Il blue ribbon inscribed
Missouri Building Dedication, May l. .
The exercises in the pretty villa which
represents the state of Missouri began at
o'clock. The orchestra rendered severa.
selections, after which Rev. ;. J. Nichols
delivered prayer. Music was again in
order, and after some solos, Commissioner
Nathan Frank arose and delivered The
dedicatory address. Following him Gov
eruor Stone spoke briefly Of the efforts
made by Missouri to compete with heI
sister states, and complimented the assem-
bled guests on the result OF their labors.
The Rev. Robert ~ Holland then spoke,
after which II quintet sung The Qleen of
the Valley" and the exercises were over.
The Iowa state build ny was dedicated
this afternoon. After music President j.
O.. Crosby of the state Doard delivered an
address. This was responded 10 by Secre-
tary of State Mcfarland. After more
music the board of lady managers was
taken upon the stage, and each delivered a
brief address, which ended the exercises.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02

MARSEILLEs, May 1.-As trouble was
| anticipated here in connection with the
observance of May Day, a detachment OF
troops and gendarmes was placed Oh guard
at all the public offices and at every place
| OF popular resort. A large part OF the
working population took part in the cele
bration. Toward evening the crowds in
the streets became very disord=rly The
police tried to arrest several Socialist lead
ers, who were waving red flags, and !ncIt-
| ing the worklngmen to violence Il fight,
in which the police were worsted, followed.
The hussars came to the assistance of the
police and general fight was begun. Sew
eral soldiers aud policemen were badly
cut aud bruised. NJ FIoyel, a munic ipal
councillor, WAS knocked down by the
charging hussars. His clothing was torn
aud lie was kicked and trampled under
foot. After the first charge of the hus-
sars was repulsed, the crowd of rioters
captured the police commissary, knocked
him down and dragged HIM in the dust.
He was rescued by the troops before serl-
ods harm could be done TO him.
BY u united effort the military and
police eventually split the mob and drove
off the rioters. This evening bands Of
ruffiaus made attaks upon isolated police
men. In several districts disorderiy
crowds were still parading at a late hour.
PARIS, May 1-Some disorder occurred
during The day in the Place de la Repub-
lique, where groups of agita;ors tried to
create demonstration. The police dis
pecsed the groups and arrested couple of
would be meters.
Reports show that but for the riots in
Marseiiles the day would have passed
without serious disturbance in the prov
inces.
BERLIN, May 1-As the day progressed
there was some turbulent developments
in this city The police compelled meet
ing OF Anarchists to disperse because the
speakers were urging the soldiers not to
obey the emperor rhe Socialist meetings
held in various halls were, so far as
known, not attended by any disorder.
AMSTERDAM, May 1.-The Socialists of
GTengingen, led by local agitator,
marched through the streets of that city
this afternoon, and refused to disperse.
The police charged with drawn swords,
and several of the offenders were wounded.
LONDON, May IA great labor struggle
began today at Dundee. The mill owners
at that place recently notified the oper-
atives that reduction would he made in
wages. The mill hands refused TO accept
the terms, and today 10000 operatives
went on strike. Several mills have been
compelled to close.
VIENNA, May IA half hundred meet
lngs of " wOrklngmen were held today, un-
disturbed by the police. This afternoon
200, 900 men aud women massed on the
prater and marched through the streets
singing tine Marseillaise" and other
revolutionary songs. On passing the en-
peror'S barracks the paraders cheered the
soldiers, and the soldiers cheered in return.
An encounter is reported to have oc-
Cured at Fropphase, capital of Austrian
Galicia, between Jew-bai.ers and Jewish
officers, in which twelve of the jew baiters
were wounded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02
SUICIDE.

KANSAS CITY, May l - William d
Lewis, a private in company +, ThirteeBt q:
infantry, committed suicide al the Phillips
house here today by taking morphine.
He left note saying that 5e wished hls
body 20 lie delivered 10 the Soldiers Loms
at Fort Leavenworth, b, which he desired -
take care Of il. NO cause IS known Tor
the act
ST JOSEPH No May r u1er Rsndall.
young farmer, asked Miss III. BrJOs, f3r
tie privilege Of tsklng her - charch. An-
other you1g man received the honor,
however Randall followed them 70 the
meeting house and took seat near the
door. He evidently bTo0dsd over the al
fair while the minister preached, Tor d1r-
iBg the sermon r2e divine and the coDxre-
gati9n were startled by & pistol shot, as4
IL wa discovered that X add al had sh9t
himself he died aim ost Instantly.
LONDON. May DIR Tanner = brother
Of Dr. ClaFles T.. ID. Tanner, cons spicuoos
as An anti p4rueliite mrfnsser OF pAriiz-
rnsa,. committed suicide - taxing NOR
pnsue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02
THE sOlSTEROUS ATLANTIC

Is a terror to timid voyagers. scarcely less
on account of the perils of the deep than
the almost certainty of sea sickness. The
hest curative of NAL de mer is Hostetter' 5
Stomach Bitters, which settles the stom-
sch at once and prevents its disturbance
To all travellers and tourists, whether by
sea or land, it presents happy medium
between the nauseous or Intellectual re
sources of the medicine chest. and the
problematicai benefit deriyable from an
unmedie4ted alcoholic stimuiant. no mat
ter how pure The J4rring OF the railroad
car often produces siomachic disorders
akin 10 that caused by The rolling Of u
ship For thi- the Bitters is n prompt
and certain remedy. The uss OF brack-
ish water. particularly on long voyag=s N
the tropics. inevitably breeds disorders of
the stomach aud bowels. Hostetter's
Stomach BItters mixed with impure water
mul!ies lis impurities. Similarly it
malAriai and other prejudicai
iuiiueucrs Of climate or atmosphere, as
we'll as he effects Of exposure aud fatigne
[ sc 1t for kidney complaints, rheumatism
and debility.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-02
& DYNAMITE BON8

ST. LOUIS, May L-Cousternation was
created around the assessors office today
by the finding OF a bomb on The court
house steps in front Of the above named
Office. The internal mscnine Is q copper
tube about six luches long and two inches
in diameter, with holes perforated EraI
the fuse The head Is closely screwed On,
and from /. projects two strings reseW-
bling fuses, winch apparently had been
lighted. The box WAS StuUpeI with q b. ;.
cork. and had a peculiar ac.d smell just
what i IEsIle Jae tuDe caa ouly bs cOu-
occurred. as no one cares 10 investigate Il.
uUt through the holes CaI he seen what
appesrs 10 be closely packed Sawdu>t.
Nothing j. known OF how tGe bomo came
TO ae placed on The steps.