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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

TENTH ANNlvERsARY.-On Thurs,
day evening, the ladies Of James A,
Garfield Relief Corps, No. II, cele.
brated their 10th anniversary at the
Odd Fellows hall by an excellent en-.
tertainmeDt, comprising addresses,
Rotations, music. &c.. after which
they served their guests with ice
cream. The W. r. c. ladies know
just how to please their friends, and
their entertainment on Thursday even.
ing was highly appreciated by all
those present, and the number was
very large. Mrs. d. j. Juds0n, in a
few we'll selected words, welcomed The
guests, and Mrs. Emma b. Knight of
i~uavale told the history Of the order
IN her own inimitable way. Mrs.
Kate Pond rscited an interesting po.m
on Bro. Hoke Smith of pension fame.
Lille kizer recited a beautiful tribute
to the old soldier, while Mrs. Pond.
Jassle McKeighan, Gertic McKoiph.
an, Blanche Cummings, Bertha TAI.
bot and Mabel Howard recited an in.
teresting Pull Back" dialogue that
captivated tho audience. Earl Pond
sang an apprec;ativc song; Mrs. Ger.
tic Dickerson entertained the audi.
ence with q beautiful piece eff vocal
music; Earl Pond and Sammy Foster
amused the audience with the comical
piece "Ain't got weary yet" and
Blanche Sellars and Lizzie Poindexter
sang a beautiful duct that was loud.
y applauded. Captain Wilder made
! few appropriate remarks, and the
string band intersperscd some lively
music, after which all ate ice cream.
The event was q grand success.
"A CHANdE.-On Monday last, H..
D. Ranncy, %ex-county clerk, purchased
he Holland House of Geo. Holland a
nd at once assumed control of that I
'cll known hosiery. Mr.. Ranney \
as a very large acquaintance in Web. D
ter and adjoining counties. and in as. u
amiug charge Of tho Holland House Il
i'll find that he has a host of friends q y
no will be pleased to learn that he {,
as purchased the business. MANY Il
ears ago he was engaged 10 the hotel 2,
in Iowa, and the travelling Il
iblic will find him no novice at the n,
~lsiness, but one who is well on to he
IS job. The CHIEF takes great 8
easure in noting the change and oit
neratulates u friend Ranney on thb
$ ascension to the proprietorship inl
the most prominent hotel in the til
ty The travelling public will fnd,
=. Rsnney a most genial and accom-. ~
landlord Success to him..
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

THE CAT CAME BAcK.-Last week TIN
CHEF mentioned that a lady in the city
had a hen setting on eggs on whose
nest was found q feline usuper. Since
then We have been informed that tho
ola cat had persisted in setting until she
PAD really Matched out the eggs and now
inc saiu "lnomas" had returned to the
family domicile with a brood ~ fourtaar
chickens following him around, chirpinu
JUST as little chickens do, and tho old cat
goes about scratching for worms for the
I,1t,e chickens to eat instlnctively, as il
ne were always used to caring for tho
feathery tribe. When he news Tho
chickens run hither and thither. seem.
ln,gly to be much pleased to be in charge
OF such a kind friend. We give this
seory as tod to one Of our reporter s. who
could not possibly add to Syr take from
the story one iota Tor Tear that 6e mioht
DO exaggeratjng the truth, See!
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

"a BAD Acc1DENT.-Mrs. S. Potter
living south OF the river, and Just owe
IN Kansas, was thrown from Mr.. Nc.
Cartney's wagon by Q runaway team
n had her limb broken just above the
ankle. Mrs. Mccartney was also thrown
out and injured seriously. Mrs. Potter
was brought back to Red Cloud and
K to the residence OF Mr.. r. p. Had.
ley, where che is at present. DR.. Dam.
erall 10 in attendance. It seems that
mccartney dropped a line and before he
couid regain 1t the team got the better
OF hlm and ran away, throwing the
out OF the wagon as stated. II ia
quite a serious accident for Mrs. potter
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

The New p. M.-This week Geo
j. Warren stepped down and out Of
the post Office, and Frank Cowden, the
new postmaster, stepped in. Frank
Cowden is a young mar not exceeding
20 years, but has every qualification
that goes towards making up . good
postmaster. He is thorough demo.
crat, coming honestly by it, bis father
being a Simon pure, dyed 10 the wool,
rock-ribbed member Of the unterri6ed
10, these many years, yea, even from
ehildhood's gentle hours, did the JEFF.
f%ersonian blood course through his
veins, and Frank absorbed his dcmoc.
racy by heritage; hence, he is quail.
fled to fill q long.felt want in the dem.
ocratic heart, Aside from his politics
he is q "hail fellow we'll met" and We
are pleased, if it must be so, to see Is
good a democrat behind the bars, we
mean boxes. Having intimately
known Frank a great many years. We
feel confident that he will, along with
his able and most accommodating as.
slstant, Miss Clara Mcmillan, attend
20 Uncle Sans post Office business
promptness and despatch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

BIRTHDAY PARTY.-On last Tues.
day, Miss Grace Fort arrived at the
age Of IS years. In order to common.
morate the event in a proper manner,
her mother inyited . large nmiber Of
friends in to help rejoice oyer the
happy occasion, and also to surprise
Miss Grace. The invited guests were
as follows: The Misses Mary and
Margaret Miner, Della Bolton, Mabel
Mcmillan, Cora Haley, Myrtle and
Gertie Haley, Emma Graves, Trix
Nicer and Dora Henderson. The
gentlemen were: Messrs. Elmer Ka.
ley, Chaa. Landmesser, E. E. Cox, DR..
f, =. McKeeby, Robt. Mcbride, Har.
~ Goble, Hugh Miner, Percy McNitt.
George Morhart, DR.. Frod Cham.
berlain and Joseph Blair. Mis-,
Grace was the recipient Of some
very beautiful presents, q gold neck.
lace, gold pin, jewel receiver, bonbon.
lere, o beautiful book and perfume.
1t was a very pleasant social event and
all enjoyed themselves ~splcndidly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04


RESOLVED, That in tho departure Of
bro Ely this lodge loves the presence of
one who was an active and helpful mem.
Der, and a faithful and able officer, one
whose words were invariably wise in
counsel, full OF encouragement, and rich
In sympathy, and whose life among ms
was I'm example Of the virtues and prin.
cipl!es which our fraternity cherisbes
and promote.
RESOLVED. That il consistent with his
highest usefulness TO the order, we re.
quest hin to retain his membership in
lodge, ii however membership In orr
lodge to whose neighborhood he departs
shall seem essential to the best interests
the order, then we commend him 10
such sister lodge, as a brother whose nc.
tive services any lodge will highly value.
who will never forfeit their highest
~
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
upon the records OF the LODGE
and a copy sent to Bro. Ely.
j.. s. GILLIAN
IL. ii. BREWER
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Summer Vacation Tours.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. 60.
now has on sale at all its offices east
of the Ohio River a full line OF tour
ist excursion tickets to all the lake,
mountain and seashore resorts in the
Eastern and Northern States and fn.
Canada. These tickets are valid for
return journey until October slst.
Before deciding upon your summeE
outing il would be veil 70 consult the
B. & D. Book of ssRoutes and Rates
for Summer Tours. All the B. q
o. Ticket Agents at Principal points
have them, and they wiIlbe sent post
paid upon receipt Of ten cents, by
Chas. o. ScuIl, General p ass. Agent,
B. & o. r. R., Baltimore, Md.
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The Rouss Hook and Ladder Conn
pany, Winchester. have contracted
with Charles f. Holloway & Co., of
Baltimore, for one of the latest i'm
proved village trucks. The machine
will cost 81, ,000.
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Changers Interstate Exhibition,
Williams Grove, Pa.

The public is becoming greatly i'm
terested in the Great Grangers' Pic
mic, to be held at Williams Grove.
August 27th to September list, 1894,
and from present indications the
picnic viii be as large as ever. The
exhibition will surpass that OF last
year, and from the number of tents
that have been engaged and the
tone of letters received from all sec
tions, there will be no falling
OFF in the attendance. The artists,
Miss Bessie Mechlin, saxaphonist,
and 81. G. Mechlen, harpist, of New
York, have been engaged to give
number of entertainments during
the week, furnishing a program that
will delight all who may be fortunate
enough TO hear them.
During the week Olin w. Miller
will have charge OF q company OF
vocaltsts of Harrisburg and vicinity,
of we'll known reputation, and the
concerts they will give win be de-
lightful to the ear.
Another great attraction will be
the fine exhibition OF fireworks,
w J SNuSSuoJ ouu EIluaI eNenluBst
Tuesday has been set apart as
Statesmen's Day. Wednesday will
be given to the Woman Suffragists,
the w. G. I. q. and the Prohibitions
lists. Thursday will be Grangers'
Day, and Friday will be Politicians
Day. The Singer Band of Mechan-
icsburg, Pa, will be present each
day and enliYen the occasion with
choice selections of music.
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THEY WANT N61fKs.--iTlle Russell Aff Pnb-
lishiag Co, Of 923 Arch ST. Philadelphia. de ;
sire the names aud address 81 4 few people IN
eyefY town who are Interested in works o.
ART, and 70 secure them they oftes 70 send free
Cupid Guides the Boat. = u supefbly executed
water color picture, size 1Oxl3 fncfess sllitn-
bic for framing, and sixteen other pictures
about same size, tn colors. 70 any one sending
persons fadmireTt Of fine pictured together
with six tWo-eent stamps to cover expenee OF
mailing etc. The regular price OF these pie
tufes u elsOo, but they can an be secured free
stamps promptly
NoTE.Fhe editor of this paper has already
receive d copies Of above pictures and consider
! tiic1n really Gems Of Art "
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When Ponce Leon sought to ind
The fountain giving back lost youth.
IT may be that he had IN mind
That dranght which. seems TO make q truth
Out OF the fable ages old.
For drinking L the old grow youngS
1t 81, indeed, 4 dFang ght OF gold,
Surprising al by poets Sung,
Tho dranght meaut is DR.. PierceR Golden
Medical Discovers, Of course. Il Is most
potent rejuyenntor OF the weakened aud de-
Inflated system. Il drives ont al poison, an
impuritys enEiehes the blood, and makes tho
old and worn out feel Young and vigorous
Ponee-de-Leon didnt discover t. bnt Df.
Pierce did and he rightly named t when no
called II o ',Golden Discovery
DR., Pierce's Pellets cure permanently con-
stipaton, Indigestion aud headaches All
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MANY NEW Goops, such as Notions, Dress
Goods, Musllns, Calicoes, Glnghams, &c, Just
received at Beachley's, Public Square, Hag-
erstown. Go and see. They are cheap.
STRAW, Fur and Wool Hats a great sacri-
hee, at Beachley's, Hagerstown.
50 PARAsoLs at much less than cost. Must
be sold, ut Beaccley's, Hagerstown.
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II the men who think they cannot
be fitted in ready-to-Wear clothing
would drop into the Temple of FASH
ion; We viii soon convince them, and
probably they viii save so per cent.
GEo, II. HAeLEr.
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ZEE DIVINE IN fHg eoMMdNPLAoE.

I
At the moment that Fate had set apart
For their meeting, they met, and from heart
toheart
A bond OF sympathy straiGhtwny grew,
And one they became who till then were two.
Had you asked his friends TO tell You aught
OF the kind OF fellow the girl had caught,
One would have called him san honest souls,
Another, avery good sort, on the whole, :,
And all would assure You the man had nAught
OF hidden depths, and they couldn't conceive
c.But youcan't account for o woman,s whiml'0
Whatever the girl could see in him.
Her friends would have answered much the
OF the girl henceforward to bear his name.
"a plain. little. inoffansive thing,
Lucky to win the we'd ding ring;
Pleasant enough, but tame as tame,r
And try as they might they couldn't perceive
CeBut MANS such u turnaS6ut charncterl'1
Whatever her husband could see in her.
Such would have been the wise worlds speech,
While love TRANSPORTED each for each,
And she was his souls mysterious star
And he her wonderful Avatar.
Spectator.
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Do You have headache, dizziness. tiros4si-
ness. loss Of appetite and other symptoms Of
biIlausnesss Hood's SarsapaFiFla win cure
you.
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Grand Encampment of Me
Knights Of Pythtas Of the World,


Grand Eacampment Of Me
Knights Of Pythtas of the World.
The biennial encampment Of tho
Supreme Lodge and grand encamp-
ment of the knights of Pythias of
the world will be held at the Natiop-
al Capital August 9th to Septem.
Der 9th.
For this occasion the Baltimore 6
Ohio Railroad Co. will sell round
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points on its lines east of the Ohio
River, August 23rd TO 2Sth inclu-
sive, valid for return trip until Sep
tember 9Th a further extension OF
time to September 10Th can be se-
cured, provided the ticket is depos-
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ton, D. c., on or before September
9Th.
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Indigestion, and Stomach dilofdefl take
BROWNS IRON BTTTEIRH,
An deRlsrl keep #, ~ per bottle. Genuine has
Hade-mArk and crossed red lines ON Wfhpper.
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stAh. said / to myself, with some
Disappointment. sit is neither a case Of
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02
Tar and Feathers in Colorado.

Readers of the New MEXICAN will re-
member that last spring Thomas Guzzle
was arrested at Cerrillos on warrant
charging him with living therein adultery
with the wife of Hon. Charles J. Chapman,
of Loveland, Colo. At the time the war
rant was served Guzzle and Mrs. Chap
man were living at Cerrillos as man and
wife under assumed names. They were
taken back to Colorado. Mr.. Chapman,
who was useful member of the Sth Colo
RADIO assembly, accepted the situation
very calmly and said he would provide
for his seven children. But the people
of Loveland took different view of the
case. 1t thus happened that Guzzle was
taken from his bed about 3 o'clock on
Friday morning, treated to coat of tar
and feathers, and ordered to leave the
county. At Inst accounts he was still 60
ing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02
COCHITI NOTES.

Both Bland City and Allerton are max
ing preparations for big celebrations on
the 4th.
Editor Lightfoot, of the Cochiti Call,
telephoned in from Bland City this
afternoon to get information about th
strihe.
The Crown Point, Lone Star, Alber-
marie and Ircn King mines have ma
terialfy increased their working forces
during the past week.
At Allerton, work on the Bailey mill
has been suspended owing to the inability
of the contractor to get lumber via Wal
lace. Wonder why he doesn't buy his lum-
ber in Santa Fe?
Walter Coddington rode in from Bland
last night and to-day purchased several
loads of potatoes, flour, grain, etc, for
the firm of Coddington d Finch. Her
lows teams left at noon with the stuff.
The Cochiti ferry boat has been tied
up for the time being. Only about eight
inches of water flows down the Rio
Grande at Cochiti and the river bed is
practically dry at Albuquerque.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLatest u S. Govt Report
I&||!!a!!:!! q! BsklHs BsMdsg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
NEW MEXICO BREYITIES.

Many Navajo Indians are reported short
of food.
Rain is badly needed to ripen the crops
in La Mesila valley.
Pennington will appropriately cele-
brate the glorious 4th of July.
The Adrarssr utges tho immediate
abatement or "a Dig green ditch nuisance"
at Socorro. FA. st
Capt. M. Cooney has adopted Socorro
as mis- future place of residence.
The Times, over in San Juan county,
has declared for the Populist party.
Contractor James II. Triplett has COM
pleted the Presbyterian church at Farm
ington.
Wilkaisky Brothers are erecting at
junction City, in San Juan county, a
three room adobe store.
Supt. Vincent, having secured the neces-
sary stock and tools, will at once begin
work on the Navajo irrigating bitches.
The Animas, San Juan and La Plata
rivers always afford ample water for ir-
rigating purposes in San Juan county.
They never run dry.
The Hillsboro gold mines produced
425 tons of pay ore last week. The total
output of the district since January l.,
1894, foots up 1880 tons. ''
G.. H. McHenry, Of Farmington, last
week sold his matched team of horses to
E. G. Vincent, superintendent of the
Navajo bitches for 5000.
The San Juan Index recommends the
Republicans of Santa Fe to indulge in a
kissing and hugging match" with view
to harmonizing past differences.
The Socorro Advertiser is uns speakably
shocked at the arrival of "a car load of
soiled doves at Bland City in the Co.
chit district" Never mind, brother.
"Soiled doves" never bettered any camp
on earth, but you can rest assured that
there are gold and silver where they
alight.
The San Juan Times notes. W. s. Pom
roy, the government contractor for the
mail route from this place to Largo, died
on the 18th of this month at his home in
El Paso, Texas. His widow wishes to re-
let the contract and will pay $275 year,
tho mail to go three times n week, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Assays Of ore from the new strike at
Kingston shows it to run 5000 ounces in
silver and $500 in gold to the ton, making
the vein the richest yet discovered in that
district. The strike was made by Frank
Foran and George Hartman in the Silver
Queen claim and about 800 feet from the
famous Comstock mine of New Mexico.
The miners AID prospectors of Kingston
are again eyca r. GYer the strife.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02
You May strike 1t Rich.

Ifyou could pick up $4,000 in gold by
one weeks work, it would beworth going
few hundred miles to get, wouldn't it!
That's just what the Aztec mine (Colfax
Co., New Mexico) produced in seven days
with total product to date of nearly a
million dollars,
This rich mine is one of many in the
newly discovered MoEero valley and Ute
Creek placer and quartz gold districts.
Take Santa Fe route to Springer, N. NJ,
thence stage to the camp.
Short winters, delightful climate and
rich prospects. This may be the chance
of lifetime. Ask local agent A., 7. 4 ST.
R. R. for illustrated pamphlet. 1t tells
the truth about this new country.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02

is rumored that the telegraphers of the
Unior Pacific system will be called out
to support the Pullman boycott this
evening.
DENVER s. RIO GRANDE MEN STRIKE.
Salida, Colo.--The Denver & Rio Grande
employees of this city all struck to-day
in accordance with instructions from
Chicago.
SOVEREIGN WILLING TO CALL GENERAL
Chicago, Ill.-President Debs arrived
to-day. He was handed the following dis
patch from General Master Workmen
Sovereign: 81 am willing to call a gen
eral strike. Have l left anything un-
done?"
FOOD REFUSED TO MARsHALs.
Along the Lansing, Illinois, Indiana
State Line and Panhandle roads the re-
sidents, hotel keepers and restaurants
absolutely refused to furnish any food
under any consideration to deputy United
States marshals. The Panhandle road
has sent force of men to Lansing to fit
up hotel for headquarters for the mar
shals and has also sent out car of pro-
visions.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02
The Wheat Crop.

Washington, July 2.--In compliance
with resolution of inquiry the secretary
of agriculture has sent to the senate a
statement which says that the visible sup
ply of wheat on July will be about 55,-
100000 bushels, in addition to which
there will be approximately 5000 stocks
on the Pacific coast and an undetermin-
able quanty that goes by the name of
visible supply"
He gives the acreage of winter wheat
for the present year at 23,116,172, and of
spring wheat at 10,1OS,592, and the possi-
bla production in bushels at 414,9S8,9S7.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Hiahest Medal and Diploma.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Departments of Justice and War
Considering the Pullman
Boycott.
Senator Call Wants to Know What
the Trouble is About-United
States Mails Must be
Moved.

Washington, July 2.-Attorney General
Olney has received number Of dispatches
concerning the strike and has been in
conference most of the morning with the
officials at the war department for the
purpose of carefully mapping out the
powers and duties of the United States.
No information is yet obtainable as to
the results of the conference.
SERIOUS SITUATION.
The worse condition of affairs since the
Inauguration Of the Pullman boycott con
fronted the postal service to-day. The
situation is looked upon by the officials
of the postoflice department as constant ly
growing more serious. Railway officials
in Washington say that the strike will
certainly extend to eastern points this
week.
FAVORABLE TO THE STRIKERS.
The Pullman strike had an echo IN the
senate to-day. Senator Call offered G
resolution for the appointment of joint
committee of five members of the house
and five of the senate to inquire into the
cause existing for the Pullman strike, the
Justice of the demands of the workmen
and to report by bill or otherwise.
Senator Kyle, of South Dakota, offered
a resolution, indorsed by President Debs
of the A. R. u, and General Secretary and
Treasurer Hayes, of the Knights of La
Dor, which have been already published,
looking to the protection of the strikers
from federal interference, except to in
sure transportation of the United States
mails, and declaring that the detachment
of Pullman or other parlor or sleeping
cars from trains shall not constitute an
offense against the United States.
Both resolutions under the rules went
over until to m orrow.
MAIL TRAINS MUST BE MOVED.
Government orders have been issued to
see that the mail trains at Los Angeles be
allowed to move, word having been re-
ceived that they have been held up by
strikers. This is in line with the govern
ment policy to see that mail trains are
moved at all hazards.
PULLMAN STRIKE IN THE HOUSE.
Representative Grain, of Texas, will in
troduce resolution this afternoon for an
investigation of the Pullman strike.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-07-02
WAR Is IMMINENT.
China and Japan Preparing for Mill.
tary Operations.

London, July "A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai, China, says that
Japan, preferring foreign to civil war,
refuses to evacuate Korea, consequently
China is increasing her naval and military
forces for active operations.
A dispatch to the Chronicle from Shang-
hal says that war between China and
japan ls imminent.