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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
sunday school Convention.

Tho Webster county Sunday school
convention which was held in this city
March ID and Ii was we'll attended both
Ivy our wi citizens and strangers from
different parts of the country.
The first session was held IN the Bap-
fist church Thursday afternoon and
consisted uf devotional exercises. address
of welcome 10y Mrs. lirakc'ield RESI- onsc
10y Mrs. Knight, reports ut secretary and
treasurer and AN address 10y Rev. T., H..
Ely ON 90 operative sunday school work
which VAS followed hy u discussion. In
the evening the meeting was held IN the
Congregational church and after the
opening .NciC g. most OF NE seq. ion was
taken up with the query box. Duiiu ing
the evening the committee ON co opera
tive Sunday school work reported, rcco.
mending the appointment of a committee
Of live consisting Of X. y. Fulton chair.
man, \. w. Anderson, w. ~. III, gate, q.
\. Harris and j. l.. Cox IN whose hands
% Cooperative Sunday school work should
he placed, which was Endorsed by the
convention.
Friday morning Mt $50 the convention
met again in the Baptist church and the
devotional exercises were conducted 10y
J. +. Boomer, after which the misccllan.
eous business was dlsposed Of, the con
"yention then listened To n very abl,
paper on The work Of the Sunday
school superintendent" 10y Il. NJ. Coch
rane. IT all out superintendents woul,
live up to the standard marked out ! !
Mr.. tuChranc we surety would haN,
model schools. In the ate noon Il
following officers were elected for IN,
coming year, Il. D.. Fulton Pos, Mrs
Knight Vice Pres, Mrs. Biakeii iii Tres
aud Laura Winters, See. \ discussion
ON How superintcndents conduct thci
schools" \ payer on How 10 inic;cs
church members in Sunday school work
10y Mrs. G. y. Gather and IN her ahsenc
read by Mrs. Truman, and reports Occu
pied the afternoon. Al the close OF tn
this session the Sunday school worker
departed for their homes. thanking tn
people Of Red Cloud for their kind hos
pitallty. and feeling that their time ha
been pleasantly and profitable spent.
The next annual meeting will be hcl
IN COwles.
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see Myers

MIR. JuU. EiIncr thea read the list
Of questions supposed u have been
o. uttcn by the patrons Of the SLEEPY
llollow district.
Miss Lulu Williams called the at.
tcutlon Of the teachers to some les
sous that could be drawn from the
methods of lchabod.
Prof. Geo Il Casters class in A,i,h-
me,.ic vas received by the teachers,
and many good suggestions as to the
best method of ~ucting reclta-
tons were drawn from 1t.
Mr.. l.. c. Springer then opened
he discussion on The Recitation.
Miss Name L. Beale gave a short
talk on The Teachers Preparation for
his Work.
Some Of the exercises called forth
some lively discussion.
The meeting adjourned about 4
o'clock y. NJ.
R,ports have been received from
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Four Big successes.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed
FOR them, the following four remedies
have reached a phenomenal sale. DIR.
King S New Discovery, for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed
Electric Bitters, the great remedy for
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's
.Arnica Sally e, the best in the world, and
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, which are a
perfect pill. All these remedies are
guaranteed to do just what is claimed for
them and the dealer whose name is at
tached herewith will be glad to tell you
more Of them. Sold at O. L. Cotting's
Drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
crH EDUCATION COLUMN


T,nin yo"r pupil, IN u knowledge
th's government, that they may
bcrom" intelligent ct l.nS
D"n't scolla I'D blame your children
IT 'ncy d slikc u stray. If ynn can.
uIt Inter, st them in II, scoIJ and
Yourself, and it that fails to
U, NJ aLou a chAngc-rcsgp.
Make the school room attractive by
plctur,s aud plants. If you can not
oiiotd new pictures, then re.hang
those You have and thus make a
change which will give the appear.
ancc vf return shiug
y song should begin and end the
shool work every day.
There can he no effective teaching
VIII, re there Is no sjodor1er.
DO lou teach school. or rather hear
rerltatlops as IA laborer SAWS wood2
A'c you always making over an old
dress during your evenings, or do you
sometimes prepare your work Tor the
morrow and read a good book on the
science aud art OF YOU profession?
On last Saturday, notwithstanding
the wind aud dirt,thc teachers meet
iug ut the High School building at
Red Cloud was well attended. Thirty
eight teachers were present and the
meeting was an interesting aud profit.
able one
Mis- Lulu &. Butler was chosen
secretary.
The whole program as previously an
nounced was carried out in the after.
noon.
The meeting was opened with sing
ing a piece Of music from "Woodlant
Elhoes' entitled Roses of Life
after VIII ch all joined in the Lord
prayer.
Miss Ida f. Saycr read an interest
my paper on the battle of Hastings
Miss Lulu Warner read Washing
ton livnI's account OF the school Il
Sleepy Hollow where the old tim
prdogogur, lchabod Crane, urged hi
rnrii, along the tlowcry path Z
k 80 vicdvo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

IL superintendent once refused q
m4n a certificate who had taught in
the county for ten years" "Why,"
was the indignant reply, II got a Ger.
,iscatc ten years ago, and surely |
know as much now as l did them
"Just about. was the answer, and for
that reason I must refuse the certif.
cate school News.
On Thursday night Of last week au
educational meeting was held at the
school house in district No. 33. There
was a fair attendance.
Should the parents dictate as to
what the children should study?
What should the teacher do if the
parents don't think the children are
Earning enough in school?
Should a teacher allow the boys
and girls to play togsti.sr at noon and
recess?
The three questions given above re.
ceived the greatest part OF attention
during general discussion Of school
questions.
This co!gmn was crowded out last
week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
Application for License.

Notice Is hereby given that II petition, signed
by thirty or more resident ircrnOldcrs of III.
second ward OF The city Of Red Cloud. Nebraska
has been filed in my O'tlcc in saiU city of Red
Cloud pray lng thnt a license be granted ly said
s s.ie o1 mali snirit,voomss and yjnons Iin ana. w, .m,
lot 3, block I, Williams add to the city OF Red
Cloud. Nebraska. In second ward of sal city Of
Red Cloud, that action will be- taken on said
petition by the mavOr and city council on the
Sd day Of May. 1884, or the first meeting Of the
council thereafter.
Dated at Red Cloud, Nebraska, March 18th,
1891. T.J. WARD,
City Clerk,
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need il n friend indeed, and
not less Than one million people have
/ AIT such II friend in DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and
Colds.--lf you have never used this great
Cough Medicine, one trial will convince
you that it has wonderful curative powers
in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs
EBch bottle is vuarant. ed to do all tina,
il claimed or money vii be refunded
Trial bottles fled at &. l.. Co'ting's Drug
store. Large bottles 5O;. and 500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
Application for License.

Notice is hereby given thar Il petition. signed
by thirty or more resident frcehO.d-rs OF the
first ward Of the city OF Red Cloud, Nebraska,
has been filed IN my office In said city of Red
Cloud, praying that u license be granted by said
city council OF said city 10 Nelson l.ongtin for
the sale OF malt. spiritiOls and ,inous liquors
on lCt ., block 81, Original town. now cily Of
Red Cloud, Nebraska, In the first ward OF the
city If Red Cloud, that action VIII he taken ON
said petition by the mayor aud city council. on
the sd day OF May, 1874, at the FIST meeting or
the council thereafter,
Dated at Red t.OLd, Nebraska, March 18th,
1894. III, WARD,
lltY Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
Probate Notice.

State of Nebraska,
Webster county.
In the matter Of The estate OF August WOb-
herman. deceased.
Notice " hereby given 10 all persons having
claims and demands against August Wobbrr-
man, late of Webster county, deceased, that
the time liked ,or filing claims against said cs.
tate Is SIX months from the 9Th day Of April,
1891. All such persons a.c required To present
their lain with the vouchers TO the county
Judge Of said county NJ his office therein on or
before the 9Th day of october, 1894. ana all
claims so hled viii he heard before the said
Judge on the sth day Of October, 1894, ut =
o'clock y. m. JAMES Duffy,
2iU I'd County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
Application for License.

Notice Is hereby given that "a petition, signed
first ward OF the city Of Red Cloud, Nebraska,
has been filed in my office In said city of Red
Cloud praying that u license be granted by said
city council OF SAID city to John POlnicky for the
sale OF malt. spiritIous and ylnOus liquors.
on lot q, hl0cN 81, Original town, now city of
Red Cloud, Nebraska, In sand first ward OF said
city OF Red Cloud. that action will be taken on
said petition nv tile mayer ana city council, on
the 81 day OF May, 1884 or the first meeting Of
the city council thereafter.
Dated 1T Red Cloud, Nebraska, March l5th,
1894, # j. WARr,
tIiy Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
Low Ra!cSt the Sou ia.

On February 18th, Burlington Route
agents will sell round.trip tickets at the
one-way rate, TO all points in Texas and
the south. Ask the nearest ticket agent
for information about routes, stop-over,
etc, or write TO j. Francis, G,P. Il Il. A.
Burlington Route, Omaha. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
Farm a.OIuS.

IL you want a loan on first class land |
can give you u special rate. Lowest in.
tercst with option to pay part or all at
any year. Call or write to me.
G.. T.. GATHER, Red Cloud, NeD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
WHY 10 NOu Cough.

DO you not know that Parks Cough
Syrup will cure IL. We guaranteed every
bottle. III ere are many Cough Syruts
but We believe Parks is the beat and most
reliable. Sold by Z. L. CNsting. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
For Farm Loans
For sale.

Three hundred bushels OF White Rus
sian oats for seed. Sold for CASH or on
note on short time. Forty cents per
bushel. Address or call on
it* II. T.. PAYNE, Otto, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Henry Scott, otheraise known as II c
Scott, the reliable farm implement man
can furnish you any thing you need It
begin farming.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

LosT.-During January a pair of gold
spectacles, in Red Cloud. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving them with Chas.
Gust.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

ii c Scott the implement man ID hav-
ing a grand sale Of harrows and stalk
cutters. Call and inspect them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Do not put of taking a spring medi-
cine but take Hoods Sarsaparilla now.
It will purify your blood, strengthen your
nerves and give You Nh appetite.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Anyone needing painting, kalsomining
or paper hanging will save money by
calling on +. p. Hadley, Red Cloud Ned.
Shop first door west Of Miners store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Don't buy a %cornplantei or check row
until you have seen the Fuller and John.
son "Force Drop at Petersons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

ANY thing in the implement stock can
be had by calling on Henry Scott.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
sI&A,sl NsDllCc.

In the district eJtrt Of Webster county Neb,
WI. liam II. Bryant
AMI AARON AYi-lOtt,
partn, rs doing bust.
ness under the firm
name Of (. Ndclo't and
Bryant, Plaintiffs.
NJ. G. wniis mson,
Defendant.
1hr above named defendant - Z William.
sou, wi take notic" that on the Uh. diy OF
February 1854, the above named ulsiIt #, filed
county, Nebraska, against the sail ih(endart
NiillailSOll. the OBJECT aud prayer OF N1itli are
Ia recover from SAID defendant the aiuNstt ~
u certain proinlssoiy note, for the sum II ESQ
dated ~ Denver. Colorado, june The s,h. IN,
due ~ one dHy after date payable 10 the orus.
Of said Ayde!4!t and BRYANT. and ,itned nv
defendant WILKINSON, together with interest
on sald sum a the rate Of 10 per cent per an
mum from June 9th, 1879, there being now dna
on SAID note ana unpaid, the said sun q :; 80,
with interest thereon at the rate ~ 10 per cent
per annum from sad 9th, day al June 1898.
And The SAID defendant Williams son, IL further
notihed that an order Of attacl melt vas issurd
il the above entitled cause % sid lCth day
q Frbruary 1894. aud was by the the sh .iiif Of
Webster county, Nebraska, duly levied upou
the following Described real estate situated ~
said county town TITO north III 81 quarter ana
the north GO acres of the east half OF the norh h.
west quarter Of section six. IN township tli,e..
norm OF range ten west, In said county sid
state. And the said defendant Is hereby r..
llired 10 answer said petition on ar hefor, tho
lutli, gay OF Arril A. ID, 1874. Dated Hi, , Il day
vi Feb nan 1894.
WILLIAM ". BRYANT
AARON AlUrI-Tr, Fart.
IIrGH J. DIHHs. Phi tbs.
Az .s'-.- = plp'utlGs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Hoods Pills are Maud made, and per-
feet in proportion and appearance 25c.
per box,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Curt Evans has every,h,ngyou want IN
the second hand furniture line. See him
Blue Front, eouth Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Those WIN never retract their opinions
love themselves better than they love
truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23


Remarkable re.
suits have follow.
ed our treatment.
Many years OF
varied and success.
ful experience
In thr NE OF Cura.
tive Methods that
G alone aud
cULtful Tor all u..s.
orders u men who
have weak. unde.
,veloped or dis.
Ieased organs. or
who are suffering
prom errors OF
youth and excess
|0r who are nervous
and impOtent,
the sc0rn VI their
fellows and the
contempt OF their
friends and com,
paniOns. loads us
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

For Window shades, wall paper, car.
pets, furniture, etc, see FV lay lor,
Ills goods are all new and Of the latest
patterns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Surely he is not a fool that has unwise
thoughts, but he that utters them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

5, b. Basford OF Carthage, s. d., l was
taken sick in Sioux City. lie procured
W bottles of Parks Sure Cure for tha
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23

Liver and Kidneys. He says: IL believe
Parks Sure Cure eXcels all other medicine
for Rheumatism AID Urinary disorders
Sold by G. H. Cotting,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
Or HATHAWAY & CO.,
<SPECIALISTS\
Irregular G~rnduates.)
Young and mid.
de aged men.

Arc the leading and mos. Successful specialists and
Will give Jl help.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-23
AUuTtss OF cnII on
DR.. HATHAWAY s. CO.,

:, l.. Corner SlNth aud FcllN sts., Rooms auG.
or sillr.J ~. "DoErII, NO.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11

deprived Of his work and not have the
means wherewith to support himself or
his family. It will be small satisfaction
for him, without loaf of bread in the
house, to contemplate a surplus of 500,
S89, 245 boarded up in the vaults of the
treasury. -
Such a policy as is advocated by Sem
ator Voorhees, and his free trade associ-
ates will be regarded by the mass of the
people as "a gigantic crime.' It may
lead to crime, and who could blame a
poor man witho- work if he were i'm
PEELED to crime at the sight of 500, 389,
245 in gold boarded in the treasury?
'There is no terror to Senator Voor-
hees ''in a surplus like this" but all
men are not made like Senator Voor-
bees, and some even are thankful that
they are not To quote his own words,
he has "declared a policy so fagitious
in principle, SO rotten in morality and
so ravenous in it's exactions on the abso.
lutte wants in life that it's possible dura.
tion is only question of time when the
next election by the people should oc'
cur" CHARLES r. auckland.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11
STORM AT SALTWATER.
"A Heavy Ran Damages Blu ldings, Sid
walks and Paving.

"A Heavy IA Damages Blu ldings, Side
walks and Paving.
SALTWATER, Mimi, May 10.-At5:15
p. m. the heaviest storm of rain and
hail set in that was ever known in this
vicinity, continuing for nearly an hour
No damage resulted from the hail, but
the town was flooded, entailing great
damage. The water poured down all
the streets leading to the lake in reg
ular rivers. Sidewalks and street paw
ings were torn up and cellars filed
with water and debris. A building on
Third street, next the gas works, used
as a notion store, Was undermined and
went topping down the hillside, a
distance Of so feet. The building was
smashed and the goods buried in the
sand. At the same time 100 feet of the
Third street fill, 50 feet deep,
Went Down Into the Ravine,
carrying the sidewalk and the street car
track. The total damage to the city is
not less than $1,000. A small shoe
shop on Myrtle street was carried away
by the rushing water and man named
Lilligren, who happened to be in the
shop at the time, had a leg broken and
received other serious injuries. He is
not expected to recover. One wall of
the Sawyer House was washed out, and
a big section of Second street, Just COM
pleted, was washed into the prison yard.
The street cars will not run for week.
No trains are running into the city, ow-
ing to washouts on all the railroads.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11
The TURKEYS of Timn.

Friend Kimmel, writing from the
Heidelberg university, at Tifn, o.,
says that there seems to be an analogy
existing between our present free trade
Democracy and two old time turkey
trappers that used to reside in that vi
cinity: One of the trappers built a pen
and succeeded in catching three fine
wild turkeys. But while putting them
into the pen one got away from him,
so he foolishly threw down the two he
had in his hands to run after the one
that got away. The other trapper, see
ing the race, exclaimed, s'Run, Bottle,
1un!' But Bottle failed to run fast
enough, and so lost all his turkeys.
In like manner our free trade friends
want to throw down our large, certain
and profitable home market to risk ac-
curing small share in the sometimes
Improbable and always uncertain SO
called markets Of the world = The only
difference seems to be that Of the two
the free trader is the bigger fool, for
the trapper risked losing only 6625 per
cent in order to catch 33H per cent,
while the free trader risks losing SO per
cent IN order to acquire the meager and
uncertain per cent
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11
THOUSANDS DEAD.
Terrible Loss Of Life by an Earth
quake In Venezuela on
April %.
VILLAGES TOTALLY DESTROYED.
State Department at WASHINGTON
Notified and Assistance
Asked.

New YORK. May 10.-The Herald
Caracas dispatch says: A terrible
earthquake took place in Venezuela on
April %. Reports which have leen re-
ceived here from the districts affected
tell Of terrible loss of life and destruc-
ton of villages and towns. The cities
of Merida, La Gunilas, Chiguara and
San Juan, situated in the northwest of
the republic in the regi~a of the Andes,
are reported as having been totally de-
stroyed by a shock at II o'clock on the
night of the 2Sth. Many villages are
said to be wrecked, but details are not
yet to be had. The CONFUSION extended
to parts of the adjacent republic Of Co
lombia. The full details will be learned
slowly, but it is probable that 10000
people have persisted and it is certain
that the greatest suffering prevails in
the places visited by the earthquake.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11
VISITORS WELCOMED.
Formal Reception rendered En-
gineers by Citizens Of
st. Paul.
Speeches by Governor Nelson and
Others - Arthur May
Resign.

ST.. PAUL, May 10.-The great event
of the day at the engineers convention
was the reception given by the citizens
to the brotherhood at the Metropolitan
Opera House. The reception began at
1870 and continued for a couple Of
hours. The delegates and visitors then
had an opportunity of being formally
welcomed Gy the city. Governor Nell
son expatiated on the glorious climate
OF the state, and Mayor Wright of st.
Paul and Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis
gave the visitors free track through
the Twin Cities and invited them to
enjoy the hospitality of the great cities
of the Northwest. Addresses were also
made ly Archbishop Ireland, Chief
Arthur and g. D. O'Brien and several
musical numbers rendered.
Auxiliary Session Opens.
The International Auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
met at a. m. in the house of represent
tatives, Mrs. Murdoch occupying the
chair. One hundred and twenty-seven
delegates were present. There was also
in attendance during the day about DO
or moro visiting members of the order.
At the afternoon session President
Murdoch made her annual address, re-
porting great advancement in the work
in the last two years. In this time the
number Of auxiliary lodges has in
creased from 1874 to 1874. This she re-
garded as very good showing, consid-
ering the depressed condition of affairs
throughout the country.
Chief Arthur May Resign.
But four of the grand officers are to
be elected at this session, but while the
term of Grand Chief Arthur does not
expire until 1896 it is gravely stated
that there is more than simple likeli-
hood of his resigning before the close of
the present gathering. Nothing official
to that effect can be cleaned, but CON-
versation with several of the brother
hood men elected the statement that
there was such a posi- bility. Chief
Arthur is a man full of years and hon.
ors, and while his enthusiasm has suf-
fered no diminution and he is as keenly
alive to the obligations of his important
position as he was when he first started
in, it is said that he feels the need of
rest and an escape from the burdens
which he has faithfully borne.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11

GOVERNOk IlAlAMAN. Blackstone said
it's very name was odious to the people
and DR.: johnson systematically defined it
as "a hateful tax adjudged by wretches
hired by those to whom excise is paid
The dispensary law was adopted at
the suggestion of Governor Tillman as
compromise measure which it was sup
posed would end the strife between the
Prohibitionists and the -Prohibi-
tionists in the state and at the same
time materially increase the public rev
enues. Its enforcement by every means
at his command was to have been ex-
pected from man Of Governor Till
mans characteristic vigor and deterln:-
nation.
Governor Tillman is primarily farm
ers' governor. He is a farmer himself
and the idol of the farmers Of South
Carolina. He made his first political
reputation about 10 years ago by stump
ing the state in opposition to the agri-
cultural department. as then conducted
and succeeded in having matters re-
formed to suit him. Two years later he
went over the state again advocating
the establishment Of an agricultural
college, and again he was successful.
Then the Farmers Alliance suggested
him to the Democratic convention for
governor, and he got the nomination
and was elected and two years later was
nominated and elected again in spite of
vigorous opposition within the party
lines
Governor Tillman prides himself OH
being one of the common people and used
to be called the lone gallus'' candidate
because of a phrase he used in one of his
speeches to the farmers, II am one of
you, a one gallus boy like the rest. " He
is bitter opponent of rings, oligarchies,
monopolies, capitalists and aristocrats,
as he understands them, and denounces
them all in scathing and unmeasured
terms. He is about SO years old and
had the misfortune to Lose one of his
eyes by an accident dv>1ng his boyhood.