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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-18
TO co BEFORE The CLUBS.
The Conference Agreement to Be Con-
SideTed TONIGHT.

The Citizens Club to Meet az the
Theatsr-Tammany to Assemble at
It's Quarters Little Doubt About the
Agreement Being Ratified by Both
Sides.
Tammany and the Citizens Club will
meet tonight to consider the agreement
proposed by the conference committee of
both factions, for a general primary to
settle all the questions now confronting
the Democratic party of the county.
Tammany will undoubtedly give the
agreement its hearty Endorsement. There
were a few kickers at first, but the in
dorsement tonight is expected to be
unanimous.
The Citizens Club meeting, which will
be held at the theater, will hardly be
unanimous at first. 1t is expected that
there will be some talk among those who
uphold the agreement and those who op-
pose it. The leaders of the club, how
ever, who took part in the conference and
signed the committees agreement, will
urge its ratification. The question
whether primaries in the districts or
general primary at the court house will
be more to its interests will be discussed
by the club.
WANT A GENERAL PRIMARY.
Those members who really think that
the club has majority of the white reg
istered voters on its side in the fight will
urge the general primary, as this would
insure them the whole committee.
The fact that some of the leaders Of the
club oppose the general primary, is taken
by their opponents as confession Of
weakness. With primaries in the
districts, even the opponents of
the Citizens Club admit that il
on the committee, while otherwise it
might not secure anything Impartial
observers, however, predict that in case
the general primary should be held nei-
ther side would elect its own ticket but
that split ticket would be elected con-
sisting of the strongest men on both
tickets.
The real reason Of the opposition of
some of the leaders TO the general pri-
mary is thought, by shrewd observers, to
be not so much on account of the hope of
securing representation on the committee
If the election should be held otherwise,
but in the hope of having the committee
chosen before the primary for the selec-
tion of candidates for the legislature is
held, with the belief that the members
would, in a measure, be able to influence
this election, especially if they could get
control of it.
A SECONDARY MATTER.
Under the agreement of the conference
committee the election of the executive
committee becomes of secondary impor-
lance and the principal feature of the
primary will be a square fight to secure
the members of the legislature and dele
gates TO the conventions 1t is generally
believed, however, that the Citizens
Club will ratify the agreement, though it
may not do so at the meeting tonight.
If either should kick out of the traces
on the agreement, the result will very
likely be two executive committees and
a split in the party with an aggravated
fight continued for several months to
come
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Gumilath Hased Meats

The benevolent society of the Orthodox
Jews called Gumilath Hased held meet
ing last night at Odd Fellows hall.
President Charles Goldman presided, and
some matters of business were transacted
This benevolent society is organized on
the customary plan of sick benefits and
caring for members who are in need of
the society's charity. 1t has about eighty
members, and has been is existence about
eight years
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To Picnic at Warsnur-

Christ Church Sunday school picnic
will take place at Warsaw tomorrow.
The steamer Alpha, which has been char
tered for the occasion win leave the
wharf at the foot Of Abercorn street at
e:l5 o'clock tomorrow morning. while
cars leaving Bolton street at clock and
BIB O'Clock in the morning will connect
with the steamer at Thunderbolt. IL is
expected that large crowd will spend
the day at the island.
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Sunday World,

The Sunday World of June II contains
the following features. -Four pages of
Original Humor and Colored Cartoons. ,,
"Opening of the Summer Resorts" Three
entire pages of news of new hotels, new
cottages and everything that will be new
at all the watering places, and the out
look for the season; IA Page of Striking
Pictures of the Sumner Girl of ,Q4 s,
Down in Diving Suit" Miss Meg Mer-
rifles walks about under the waters of
the bay, and inspects the work on the
new government break-water at Station
island; "a Charming Fiction Story" by
Margaret Deland. For sale at Estilps
News Depot, Pig Bull street.-ad.
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Friedman,s Arreat.

The warrant against Sam Friedman on
account of his selling the wrong kind Of
meat TO the Orthodox Jews, was sworn
out by L. Kassel instead of Charles Coll
man, as was stated. Kassel and Fried
man had some trouble. and besides the
warrant charging him with cheating and
swlndling, peace warrant was also
taken out against him. Deputy Sheriff
Goldman stood his bond, which was 500.
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The Weather Outlook.

The weather outlook for to-day, ac-
cording to the forecast, is a rather
gloomy one. The indications are that
there will be showers. attended by thun-
der storms and squalls, with slight
changes in temperature and strong south
erly winds. While it seemed much
warmer yesterday, the maximum tenn
perature recorded was only So.
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Durant Miss. once Of ]. S. Rosnmond

Durant, MISS, ONCE Of j. S. Rosamond,
Messrs, Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ca:
Gentlemen-While in San Antonio. Tex. last
spring, saw your advertisement of P. p. P.
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium in
the paper for the cure OF rheumatism, and
thought would try bottle, finding such
great renef from 1t, on my return home had
my druggist Mr.. John Mcclellan, to order me
supply After taking, think ten bottles I
have not had pain or ache since, previous to
mat suffered for twenty-five (25j years, and
eould not get the least benefit until | tried
z. 2. p, and therefore, take pleasure in
recommending 1t to all Yours truly, j. S.
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DYSPEPSIA AND rynrcrsrtov

In their worst forms are cured by the use of
+. r =. II you are .debilitated and run down
OF II you need tonic TO regain flesh and lost
appetite, strength and vigor. take p p y
and you Will be strong aud healthy. For shat,
tered constitutions and lost manhood, p. p. p
tPriekly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium is
greatest blood purifier in the world. For sa
by all druggists.-ad. '"'o
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Fer Over Fifty Yanra-

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoa. twenty-five cents a hok.
tle.-Ad
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHospHArE
Makes pelicioug Lemonade.

A teaspoonful added to glass of hot or
cold water, and sweetened to the taste,
will be found refreshing and invigorat-
ing.-ad.
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Drummers all over the land are celebrating
the decision Of Judge Bum OF the United
states court. 10 the effect that q tax levied on
saitsmen 70 protect local merchants from
outside competitions Illegal
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Hidden shoals Wraok strong ships.

H1uuSu SHUaIs Wreok StrohR SHIPS.
The good bark Health, with the brave
mariner Hope at the helm, is drifting on con.
cealed reefs II you are troubled with inactiy-
ity OF the kidneys. Shift your course by tho
ala OF Hostetters Stomach Bltters which
Will pilot you into the harhor in safety. and
save you from Brishts disease diabetes or
otopsy' Inc Bitcrs checks malaria. rhcu-
matismi dyspepsia ana liver cOmplafnt.--ad.
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LUpDEN 8 sATEs $500

WEATHER PROBABILITIES ~
DAY: showers, attended by thunderstaaSOlN'
ana squalls; slight changes in iernnerotrILLns
winds generally south srly. t''1'ure;
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w

Nearly everybody is planting corn.
Mrs. lsom VAS quito sick last week,
but is some better at the present
writing.
The mother Of Isaac Taylor has
been visiting him from Blue Hill.
Miss Lou Orr is qui'e sick, and is
under the care Of DR.. Hall of Cowles.
j. W. Smith and Joe Vance mark.
eted hogs in Guide Rock last Tuesday.
Dave Fishel and Will Isom we're in
Mt. Clare Monday aud bought them .
lister.
II nothing happens there will be a
fine crop Of fruit Of all varieties, ex.
cept peaches, in this vicinity.
Miss Orpha Petit, from south Of
the river, was visiting her friend,
Lulu Alban last week.
Quite q serious accident ACQUIRED
last Sunday night as the young peo-
pie were returning FROM the Epworth
League at Eokley church. Charley
A nuett's horse became frightened
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Dir. Apley's son returned to his
homo at Breening this state last
Thursday.
Q. Il. Hicks and wife and James
Burden and wife spent Sunday after.
neon At Fred K~auffnan's.
Quite . number from town attended
the school exhibition at Prairie Gem
school house Friday evening.
The Baptist supper was . very tiuc
affair and tho ladies' felt woll repaid
Tor their efforts. Proceeds $685.
Bladen is never behind, her mer.
chants arc always in the front. Fine
"Wyandot" calico can be found at one
Of the stores.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

We are still wanting rain.
Some Of the early farmers arc plant
ing corn.
Banker Mclaughlin drove 10 Red
Cloud Monday.
Mr.. j. Pashby lost q fine COW the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grocer were at
Blue Hill Saturday.
Cullen Bros. free show was well
attended Monday evening.
w. b. Householder transacted bust
ness 10 Blue Hill Saturday.
p. j. johnson living south Of town
is having his house painted.
The gentle showers Of late is max.
ing tho small grain look 6ne.
Quite . number Of Campbell people
were in town this week doing trading.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
Batln.

A. Akers has commenced to plant
cern.
Mrs. Tom Anderson 10 still number
ed with the sick.
The Sorgcusou boys have purchased
. spotted poney.
Miss L. Michael Suudayed with her
sister Mrs. W. Il. Bean.
Mrs. Harvey val the guest Of Mrs.
0. II. Pitney Sunday.
w. r. Bean was in our community
on business Tuesday.
Link Kelso looks like . boy once
more he has shaved of his mustachc.
Joseph Holmes and Jessie Reiglo
wero ont horseback riding Sunday.
Dir. Rounds was around selling
medicine in our neighborhood one day
last week.
VIM. Andrews and Kid Clutter at
tended preaching at Catherton last
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Bean and daughter
were the guests Of +. Bean Of Cowlss
] undsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
kseping cider, pop and ice cream on

tap.
G.. A. Harris has been worry success.
full in the mercantile line, notwith.
standing the cry Of hard times. He
keeps couple Of stand up collar
clerks and . team on the road.
7. Paul is u leading groceryman
and keeps the best line Of goods.
Dr.. Hill is still with as and drives
out Of town every time he has q call.
jed. Storey, our accommodating
democratic postmaster is enjoying a
good drug trade and is selling spriag
wall paper by the basketfull.
Father Buckles is making some
nice improvements on his little place
west Of town.
Wm. Coed is repairing and making
ssme nice improvements on his farm.
Ger. Hamilton of David City, dep.
uty head council Of thsModern Wood
man, has been in the city several day
organising . camp. He informs US
that he organised . large camp at
Upland and will 90 to Lawrence next
week.
As u time is limited va will give
you the particular personals after the
rain. Massey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
Guide Rock.


Guide Rock 10 improving as new
store Of merchandise has been added
to the already long list Of stores.
The public school scholars and
teachers celebrated Arbor day by
planting trees in tho forenoon and
going to river fishing in the afternoon.
Two wagon loads Of the most prsmi.
nent young people Of Guide Rock
took possession of Mr.. Reeds resi-.
denes o night last week and passed
. joyous evening with games and
music.
The two pugliists, vandiver and
Guy, met under . protest to fight to q
finish, and as the lights ven. out the
seconds could not see to call time
also spectators barred and 6nanc Q
being minus, both wear the belt.
Miss Bertha Sheppard Suudayed ia
Red Cloud.
II you want a first class wheel call
on Prof. Pearly Roland.
Inquire what new order has come
into town, wo notice . new badge Of
three links on onc young mans coat
The young school teachers, big girl
and oil went to hang up . May basket
for their best fellow, May /.
JUANHTA,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Joe Pavelcek says il WAS not his
fault that he did not got married.
There was q slight mistake in our
item last week Miss Daisy Wilson 10
treasurer.
In q radius of five miles Of Otto
there Is over twenty FIVE bachelors.
Fall wheat is looking fine, oats are
coming up nicely and rye has com.
nsnced to joint.
MI. Jargsson aud family were 10
our neighborhosd visiting last Sun.
day.
Mrs. Frank Lindsey Of Red Cloud
and Mrs. Smslser Of Riverton were
callers Of their parents MI. aud Mrs.
Madison Sunday.
Mr.. Hansen's team ran away the
other day and ra%nlthrough a vi re fenc
three different times, cutting one Of
the horses very badly while the other
one escaped uniDjured.
Several Of the young and old folks
attended the spelling school at dis.
'trict &C last Thursday. Claude De.
waugh vas champion spsller.
Quite a number are having prairie
broken this spring. Mont.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

and started to run, throwing tho occu.
pants -four in number) all ont, except
Miss Grcenleo Of Blue Hill, who
teaches at Pleasant Dale, who saved
herself by jumping. BY some means
Eva Bennett received a serious frac.
turc Of the lower limb. The team
ran into tho back end Of Ed Deoker's
spring wagon, throwing Ed and his
two sisters out upon the ground, but
no one was hurt. Aleck Monia caught
the team aft,r IL had smashed the bug
gy nearly all to pieces, about . quar-.
ter Of a mile from whero they started.
SIMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
q Line.

Some Of the farmers are done plant.
ing corn.
Pie plant pie and asparagus 10
adorniug cvorybody's table.
Louie Bowlcs is able to attend
church. All her associates are glad
to see her restored to health.
Grandma Fishburn 10 improving
very fast.
Uncle VIM. VanDyke was visiting
along the state line the frst Of the
week.
George Turner Wal on the sick list
last week, but was able to 90 to work
Monday morning.
TIE prospect for fruit in this vicini.
ty 10 splendid. Most every kind Of
fruit has either bloomed or is IN bloom.
Leonard Pagan has been building
wire fence for Alva Stanton.
Frank VanDyke made q trip through
this vicinity Sunday and Monday.
j. B. Toland has made . twenty.
two acre hog pasture. He thinks
there is more money in hogs than
anything else.
News Is very scarcc. I will try and
write more next time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Line.
Weather 6ne and news scarce.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Belle Aubushon is convalsscipg
under the skillful care of Dr.. Moran.
vile.
The entertainment at Penny creek
was q grand success.
Rev. Hsaton preached to . large
congregation at Pleasant Dale last
Sunday.
William VanDyke has returned
homo after . weeks visit to friends
in Hull county, and reports the small
grain looking fine.
Mrs. Ida Foutz Of Guide Rock Sun
day ed with her parents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
CathcrtOn.

She click of the checkrower 10 heard
these days.
The wheat crop don't look very
promising at the present.
How stylish our neighbors are get.
ting to be; Mr.. Loekhart and Cswley
each have . new organ.
Mr.. L. M. Crabill and family Of Red
Cloud were visiting 1t d. H. Larriok,s
last Sunday and attended church at
Csthcrtos.
Il. M. +. Grub and father we're
visiting . few days in Holstine last
week.
Good morning Mrs M. haye you
made any garden yeti Nothing but
planting onions. Mrs. X. have you
81 eaucd house yet? Is the song Of
tho female salutation in the country
at this time. HANS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Rev. G. W. Hummel preached at
Mt. Hope the %. We welcome him
back and wish him much success.
Everybody is busy planting corn.
Miss Lizzie Barrel visited her
friend Miss Lizzie Slaby Of Red Cloud
last week.
The party at Mr.. Raylston's was
very much enjoyed by ell preasaut.
George johnson 10 breaking prairie
for Nj. Leaderbrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sapp visited At Mr..
Albert Ssrivnsrs Sunday.
There was . dance at G. w. Barrett's
Thursday evening, all report a good
time.
Miss May Barrett is visiting her
friend Miss Lulu Chamberlain of Red
Cloud this week.
Mis-. Mary Alderman is home again
after quite q stay in Red Cloud.
On Tuesday the Gath. Willie Mount
ford was eleven years old and in honor
Of the event his mama gave him .
pleasant party. All the folks went
home feeling they had spent q day
long to DO remembered and We wish
him many such happy birthdays.
News Is scarce now days everybody
is too busy to talk about his neighbor.
SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
Crooked CreOkI


Geo. Winton was in Hebron last
week.
Ed McCuAe is having his house
plastered.
Mrs. Della Tenant was visiting
her parents Wednesday.
Mr.. Coplin and children were 10
Guide Rock last week.
MIR. d. F. Tenant il expected
home from Missouri this week.
The wedding bells will soon ring
for a coming wedding in our neighbor-
hood.
MI. and Mrs. Tenant were visiting
at Iuavale with Mr.. Weiderman who
is very sick.
Most Of tho Crooked creek people
went to Red Cloud Sunday TO hear
Mr.. Putnam preach bis farewell ser.
mon.
Earl Tenant has been helping his
brother Bert who has been in Inavale
tending his father-in.law who has
been very sick but is rapidly recover.
ing.
Mrs. Stern and Mrs. Descon from
Cowles were visiting with Mrs. Ten.
nant last week.
There are prospects Of = good fruit
crop this year the trees are loaded
with blossoms.
Ed Dickson is through blowing for
corn for this season. Ed is . r~ustler.
Mrs. Montford from Kansas wal
visiting with Mrs. Tenant last week.
Guy Tenant and Paul Dickson are
quite experts with the gun they went
to the river Saturday and shot quite
q number Of ducks.
Mrs. Lille McKeighan was visiting
with Mrs. Tennant last week.
hudson.
A nice rain Thursday evening and
everything Looks spring like Again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
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NVVVA0Ds
After . few days absence from this
thriving little city We are permitted
again walk upon its holey sidewalk,
and gaze upon the smiling counts.
nsncss Of the many energetic and suc.
eessful business men that 20 gladly
welcome . heavy monsyed man,
that w san now 60 in their midst
without the inward fear Of being
branded tho only wsyfariue Campbell
ito. Blessed are they that do worship
for their(}odly idol failed to find their
tabernacle last Sunday and 10 now 70.
conuoitering in other 6elds.S
Our old friend and clsssmste, @. W.
Fuller is suffering severely with some.
thing like ssysips's,.
VIM. Hurd and Ex.P Postmaster Ward
were putting the finishing touches on
Red Deekin's new residence this week.
Dad Paul says there is so much
friction west that IL draws his whole
person clear to Red Cloud every Sun.
day.
Capt. Blain positively declines to
Join the commonweal until G. F. and
uncle Todd send in their resignations.
We are informed that business 10
slowly on the move, il the farmer did
not go 70 the postofice occasionally
there would be no occasion for them
to leave their wicked homes and enter
this holsy city At all. Our business
men are getting 80 kind and generous
that thoy are delivering goods to tie
extent OF ten OF twelve miles.
j. l.. Fuller is the proud father Of
. bran new republican baby,
Our pioneer and best skilled me-
shanio in the county, G. W. Hsger,
is crowded with work.
Father Storey, u boss livorymsn,
10 constantly on the drive.
j. Best 10 still buying corn by the
bushel and hogs by the pound.
Emory Fawsett, We are glad..to see,
is making . success at raising thor
oughbrsd Poland China pigs.
Fuller 4 Good are treating their
large store building to . new coat OF
paint which adds to its appearance,
and 10 an outward expression Of their
financial success.
j. H. Brown, proprietor Of the city
hotel, is not . hog as some try to
make 1t appear, but he has got . ma
chine to catch their pigs and John
knows it too.
1t is rumored that u stock men,
Albright & Crane, are in litigation
with som, eastern capitalists that
have attached their entire posses
sions.
NJ. j. Turner, our oil around rustlel
~ putting on city airs to the extent Of
Or. PrSce'S Cream Baking Powder
Ct assA..A na~A~anaA nA~l~>a-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

The crop reports from Dakota are
very encouraging.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

The Standard Cattle company. in
Dodge county will raise 700 acres Of sugar
beets this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

One trial package Of DR.. Sawyer's Pas.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

A strike will be declared by $4,000
union painters In Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Winchester, Va, was visited by an.
other 100000 IRE yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

The men in all the mines in C~entralia
Ill, will 60 out next Tuesday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Elephants on land and whales In the
sea are tho longest lived animals,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Crows will steal young chickens as
cleverly as hawks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

+. W. Jacobs Of Lincoln spoke at Clay
Center Friday night in favor OF q mod.
flied socialism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Italy is acting with great firmnsss for
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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

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