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fuI, however, to mingle with them 8 certain number of blank leaves that the production on sudden of so many wa ter marks might not excite suspicion in the breasts of those persons who were most conversant with the manuscripts "
 A traveller ill Messina was once shown a letter written by tho Virgin Mary with her own hand. He remarked that it must indeed be a miracle, sinco the paper showed by it's water mark that it was not made till some centuries after the age of Mary.
 It is the greatest mystery to most peo- pie how water marks are made. And yet the matter is tho simplest thing in the world. In tho manufacture of paper the pulp, before it has begun to be dried and after it has been spread on the moving platform, passes under a roller called the "dandy. ," On this ''dandy" is affixed tho device which works the water mark.
 It is of bent wire, and as the roller presses the paper it presses into it the mark.
 In the same manner most elaborate designs and even pictures and intricate representations of whole battle scenes have been done from an engraved plate similar to an electrotype. ,Hsed in the
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moniaI attesting absolute belief ill the authenticity of the manuscripts. To this document these men affixed their sigma lures and sent the paper broadcast.
 The whole of the original edition of the fakes was disposed of ill few hours. and so great was the eagerness for the edition that single copies were disposed of ill auction rooms at enormous prices.
 Some time after that Ireland himself threw these gentlemen into much sor- row by explaining just how he had had fun with them.
 Ireland's story was that the sheet of paper which he used was the outside of several others on which some accounts had been kept during the reign of Charles I. At that time Ireland was wholly unacquainted with the subject of water marks
 'I carefully selected, says he, 1.-two half sheets not having any mark what eyer, on which pennod my first effu- sion.' A few pages further on he wrote: ssBeing thus urged forward to the pro- duction of more manuscripts, it became necessary that should possess suffi- cient quantity of old paper to enable me to proceed, in consequence of which applied to a bookseller. who. for the
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STORIES OF PAPER.
low WATER MARKS WERE MADE AND WHY THEY CAME INTO USE.

lever Use Made of Them by Ireland In
 His shakespearean Forgeries
 Designs Impressed by the "Dandy" Roll |er-The Bogus Virgin Mary Letter. Stories and incidents innumerable are
 |ound up in the art of paper making, hd its mechanical processes have af-
 brded to the ingenious story teller many
 chance for thrilling tale.
 This is especially true of the system
 | placing water marks, so called, in hrious brands or makes of paper. Perhaps the most interesting true
 tory which has to do with this branch { the industry is that of the famous
 |Irelands Confessions !"
 Ireland had fabricated some Shake beare manuscripts, which for long
 inc were accepted as actual. They
 bade such an impression indeed that a lumber of men, famous at that time for heir erudition and for their literary
 landing. voluntarily prenared A tAsti-
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F YOU READ THIS ''AD." OTHERS
 WILL READ YOURS. TRY IT.
That HeadaChe!

You have sick headache occasion ally, with sour stomach and bilious ness. This all comes from sluggish action of the liver.
 There arc three things you can do. You can take liver pills which cleanse the whole system out but leave you weakened and exhausted Or you can consult a physician which is good but expensive plan. Now there is third and better course. You can have the physician's advice and his remedies both for 25c.
 Ask your druggist for RamOn,s Tonic Liver Pills. He will give you two boxes of medicine. These boxes contain exactly Shat every leading doctor prescribes. You first take RamOn,s Pill which opens the bowels easily and natural ly, without violence You then take the RamOn's Tonic Pellets daily for fortnight.
 They contain powerful Tonic and Blood Purifier, which makes new creature of you At the same time they keep the bowels mildly active. Try 1t once.
 Atali dealers or mall. for 26c.. boxes 100.
 BROWN MFG. O.. New York. For sale by Mann-Tankersley Druf Company.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-12
THE COURIER
Mr.. BRYAN AND PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS.

Congressman Bryan has written ppant article Republican
Presidential Timber He thinks Tom Reed easily
Possibly the city Washington may appear
be in the lea but throughout country particularly
west there evidence overpoweng Reed
Mr. Bryan makes the altogether
p A organization. which yields considerable influence
the republican party, will probably favor Mr. Harrison
The thinks Mckinley steadily falling
for time. There thing he says, (which
restore Mr. McKnly political FORUM namely the elevation OF
the tariff into the position during
the campaign OF 1896 great many well people
the opinion that Mr. McKneys political close
flood tide, and any McKneys
appears ridiculous suppose
the tariff will be the y6
presidential contests? Indeed campaign OF and the
particularly disastrous results followed every
believe that the tariff will easily be the chief
trial Of socaed tariff followed by
unparalleled industrial depression and govern
sais-forced
bankruptcy If all this DOESN'T make the supreme
issue 90 and Mckinley all republican pes
Dental asprants. it will be than passing strange.
Foraker Allison Lincoln and Morton mentioned dark
horses Mr. Bryan makes the following
concerning the first named these dark
has advantage he pyrotechncs
get up greater variety
other republican above that under the
ground Foraker and Bryan good alike
Mr. Bryan concludes his article follows "rhe silver wedge
being driven deeper deeper
the rebel 1t will doubtless
men because large majority those who
organization welded
long gold coinage
uay be driven of the republican organization Whether
split will the &c will depend upon rapdy
with which the republican silver s ntiment grows"
Mr. Byan opportunities for observation be
be suffering Authorization. Ii the silver wedge being
driven deeper deeper that escaped
tn. leaders the consideration po
anyone hypochondac like Mr. Bry
whatever OF free silver there republican
party has declined with apty in the last years
general election told the declining free silver
and the advance sound principles In Nebraska
particularly noticeable Let Mr. Bryan explain Judge
tremendous plu aly for instance.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-12
Beyond Comparison

Are the good qualities Hoods Sarsapara Above
all purifes the blood thus Strengthening the regulates
the digestive organs invorates kidneys and liver
tones and builds the entire Scou Dyspepsia
Catarrh and Rhuematism. Get Hoods and only Hoods
sick headache. DC.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-12
AN ENERGETIC WOMAN.

Husband breathessly)I trip hours
go with me if you get ready
INTELLECTUALLY 1t won't take to pack,
and that will leave hour and fifty minutes
dress.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-12

Rosewater with magnance
vers and aayed himself opposition the request
for reasonable appropriation by legislature
warfare is characteristic Not content with decent opposition
has resored misrepresentation and bald e
been expected he INDUCES in incidental abuse
Lincoln Rosewate public nuisance and it
that in this free country forced to tolerate
scoundrels.
The university has had the
from the legislature The member of the legislature
the university in the class with the penenty
asyums persists believing that the same
lines these other Institutions Very few members
trouble make personal investigation acquant
with the work accomplished and appeals from the university
in the past been given the consideration
fact only few thousand dollars have
by the legislature during the existence of the
buildings all erected and operating been
paid with the special university fund Owing times
this fund considerably the
need the of the
existed There has been present
demand for admission and the chancellor finds impossible
the his command take all
partake the privileges of the university The appropriation asked
for is entirely reasonable and Legislators would
employees and exercise decent legislature expenses
generally enough could be saved this
the universtys requirements
Recently who contributed to Lncon growth greatness
passed The land marks are one by
disappearing Today Lincoln like forest been
burned downthe second growth being relieved inter
by tall tree that stands reminder the pioneer days
These few number and blows they
bend and trembe
Six it is doubtful pair of skates been
purchased There skating This skating
popular Since the first OF the the drawn
hundreds of skaters and children attery
has been INDUCED in by mapy paces
devoees of this hearty can glide over CLASSY
surfaces and the this propous
weather has taken a strong hold the people.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-20
ODDS AND ENDS,


Carriage painting, f. p. Hadley.
f. p. Hadlsy, painter and decorator.
Alfred Hadell is in Omaha this week
Call and see Taylor's carpets before
buying.
DR.. +. E. McKeeby was in Omaha
this week.
Mrs. Joe Williams is visiting in the
city this week.
j. NJ. Sellars was in Superior a day or
two this week.
Sheriff Runchey was in Sioux City
this week on business.
Sam Martin and family departed yes.
tsrday for Texas, where they will reside
in the future.
j. o. Butler and Dick Ferris ~sojourn.
ed to Omaha Wednesday to take in the
sights Of tho great fair.
The Misses Mabel and Clara McMil
Ian and Blanch Sherer were among Red
Cloud visitors at the state fair this
week.
Sheriff Runchey Of Red Cloud came
up on the train Wednesday and went
back on his bike in the evening.-River'
ton Review.
Mrs. L. F. Munsell arrived in the CIT,
Wednesday night from Chicago. She
will reside Q this city with her son
Boyd, and family.
Come out to the Webster county fai,
and bring everything that you have
grown or manufactured during your
residence in the county.
On October lst. 1895, the citizens OF
Lebanon. Kansas, are making extensive
preparations for celebrating the eighth
university Of that city. A complete
and attractive program is being pre-
pared. Reduced rates over the Rock
Island railway.
The south room OF the rink building
is being fitted up for a meat market
and will be operated by Messrs. Hill &
Guilford Of Red Cloud, the last-named
being a son Of Mr.. George Guilford
who had a meat market in this towr
several years ago. They are expected Il
open up for business today.-Guids
Rock Signal.
Judge Wilcox Of Red Cloud was IL
Guide Rock yesterday, He has latel,
severed his connection with the Bel
and is out Of tho newspaper business
for the present. 1t is only about thre,
years since Mr.. Wilcox adopted the edi
torial profession, but he has won hi
spurs and the Signal hopes to see hin
in his fighting gear again right soon.-
Guide Rock Signal.
A successful merchant is the ono I,
%patronize, and the reason should seen
plain 10 anyone. A firm. TO succeed il
business, must fret deal honestly will
their customers and sell goods on thei
merit. IL must offer Inducements wortl
the while Of the looking aft
or, and, last but not least, must hav,
the confidence Of the community the!
are in. We call your attention TO thu
clothing house established by G. Wiene
here IN 1883 as a fair sample Of success
This hot weather will not last lonG
and about the first thing you will d.
will be to look over your last winter
underwear. We are offering a YER!
heavy garment, containing some wool
at 80 cents each. A camcl's hair under
shirt and drawers, such az sold for II
cents last season, we offer at 80 cents
We have a natural wool in same grad
which we sold last season at sl.25, nov
you can buy them at rs cents each. i
will pay you 10 look US over before
you buy any Of those goods WIENER
the Clothier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-20
VARIOUS NOTES.
Dave Haley is in Omaha this week.

Dave Haley is In Omaha this week.
Miss Leone Fowler is home from
Omaha.
Jos. Warren was on the fair grounds
in Omaha this week.
Frank Smelser left on "16' Wednes-
day for a visit in Iowa.
D. G. Tsel is assisting in the district
clerks office this week.
Amos Cowden returned this week
from . trip to Fairbury.
Miss Dora Henderson is visiting rels.
tives in Omaha this week.
Hon. Jas, McNeny, the next district
Judge, was in Hastings this week.
Read our pictorial advertisement on
page 3 today. It may interest you.
Remember the fair, Oct. 10. II and
IL. Let's have a good fair this year.
Mr.. Her derson has built an addition
to his dwelling in the east part Of the
city.
Mrs. r. d. Martin and daughter Of
Wymore are visiting friends in Red
Cloud.
John lessen has purchased tho oil
tank line Of w. G. Jones, who has gone
to Oregon.
Mrs. j. s. Mayne has returned II
Iowa, after a pleasant visit with thu
family of G. b. Crone.
ID. ii. Robinson OF Guide Rock, wht
has been very sick for a year past, wal
taken to Iowa on Saturday last.
L. II. Rust and wife departed yester
day overland for Beaver City, this state
where they will visit two or three weeks
Rev. G. w. Hummel is attending M
Il. Conference in Lincoln this week
after which he will make q visit in Iowa
r.. b. Fulton and wife are in Omahi
this week attending the fair. They viii
visit in Iowa before returning to Rec
CloLd.
Bart Wright, j. b. Wright, A. Nor
hart. r. l.. Alyoa, l.. p. Albright and G
b. Crone left Tuesday for Omaha to at
tend the fair.
Mrs. j. G. Warner wac in Lincoln tho
fore part OF the week. She was joined
there Wednesday by Mrs. ]. F. Winters
when they went to Omaha to visit thu
fair.
Miss p. ID. Ysiser is 10 Omaha thii
week, visiting with her brother, Jno. O
Yeissr, and family, who reside in tina
city. She will also attend the stat,
fair.
]. A. Tullsys and vito have returned
from Boston, where they have been TO
a msnth attending the X. 7. csnclav'
and visiting friends whom they had no
seen for years;
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-20
B. F. MIXER.
A FEW MORE.

Go to Billy Zeluf IL you want q good
hair cut.
Julian Sapp was in Orleans this week
on business.
Rannsy McNitt WAS !. Atchison this
week on business.
s. A. Temple is homo from Omahs
and Atlantic. Iowa.
Mrs. G. W. Haley returns this svening
from an extended visit among tho great
lakes and in Ohio.
The editor Of this paper and wife and
children have returned from Missouri
after q pleasant visit.
Friday evening, Sept. q, the Rs will
hold their next open meeting at the
schoolhouss. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
judo Sapp would like to know whore
the Nation got its information In regard
to his boiling the republican ticket.
Jude is q dyed.in.the-wool republican
and don't bolt.
Receiver Bell sold on the streets today
the uncollectible judgments and &C.
counts Of the First National bank.
Notes away up in the hundreds sold for
the munifcent sums Of ten cents and up.
w. G, Jones. who for some time past
has owned and managed the oil wagon
In this city, has relinquished that bust.
ness and left for Portland. Ore, We'd
nesday night, where he will probably
reside in the future.
M. B. McNitt and family left this
week for Texas, in which state they
will take up their future abode. Mr..
McNitt has been an honored citizen a
this city for a great many years. and,
while We are sorry to see him leave, we
wish him success 10 his new field Of la
Dor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-20

We want your trade. We will always do the very best We
can for you, always paying the highest market price for
all kinds Of produce. Come here first and get prices. No
trouble to show goods.
Yours respectfully,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-20

Do you SEE the testimonials written by
people ~ho have been cured Of various
dissases by Hood's Sarsapsrillss They
point the way for yos IL you need q good
medicine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-20

Hoods pills cure all liver tie, relieve
constipation and asiist digestion. 25s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-20

The exceedingly high temperature OF
the past week has been the most re.
markable ever known during this season
OF the year. In this section 1t has been
the hottest week Of 80. Other states
report warm waves followed by cold
waves, but our cool wave has failed to
arrive. Probably got froze up some
place.
II. Il. Pond and wife have returned
from Louisville, Ky, where they have
been attending the National Encamp.
ment Of tho O.. A. r. Harry found two
brothers buried 10 southern graves.
They were on Lookout mountain and
other places Of note, and brought home
some fine badges and moro relics Of
by-gone days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-01

as the Washington Iron Works company.
Inc thorough experience and business
ability OF the organizers soon placed the
institution on an equality with the best
on the Pacific coast. In 1883 the vaiu-
able plant was burned to the ground by
the great Seattle fire, being a total loss
regardless OF this. almost Immediately
lie" puiidlngs were under construction
on property owned by the company out
on Grant street bridge. Furnaces were
at work In remarkably short time,
nlhng the numerous orders which were
coming in Today the Washington Iron
works company has a splendid plant
with every modern convenience. The
machinery is all Of the latest improved
make which guarantee for all its patrons
quick and efficient work The plant
consists Of foundries. machine shops,
blacksmith shops and boiler works In
winch a large amount OF money Is in
vested, the capital stock OF the company
being 5000 An order of any dscrin-
ton in the machinery lne used in this
section can be turned out from these
SHOPS. AS manufs ctmrers Of MILL ma
rine and mining machinery the institu-
Inc company makes speciality Of logg-
ing cars with patent steeleye beam
holsters. railroad and bridge castings.
chilled car wheels. A fine stock Of sheet
snd boiler steel, bar and pig iron Is KEEP,
on hand and the outfit of tools is the most
complete in the northwest. Pattern work
and architectural designs are also speci-
aifties which meet with prompt attention.
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THE SEATTLE POST-lNTELLIGENcE

sioie purchase Of material for the dock
has been made In Washington. Seattle
has been particularly favored by the con-
tractors. Notwithstanding that they have
extensive interests IN other cite. Of the
state.
There has been employed daily at the
dry dock a number OF men, ranging at
times from 100 to 500 Notwithstanding
the recent financial crisis, the contractors
die not az any time allow 1t to interfere
with the progress Of the work They went
ahead. made their sub-contracts, paid
their obligations when they fell due. and
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20 the we'll known contracting firm of
Byron Barlow Co. Mr.. Barlow and
Capt J. NJ. Dugan are gentlemen who
have had large experience as contractors,
and the enviable reputation which they
have always heretofore borne has been
fully sustained during the progress of
the gigantic woik which they are now
% successfully carrying on. Nearly 500
fee, Of dock proper is now complete. and
Mr.. Barlow recently stated that he be-
ieved the dock would be practically fin
lshsd by next August. which would be
shout year ahead Of the contract time.
The length Of the dock will be $50 feet,
seventy feet wide at the bottom and 100
feet wide al the coping. 1t Is forty-two
feet deep. and mean high tide comes with
In seven feet Of the coping. giving thirty
i've feet depth Of water. The bed of the
aoo. which IL entirely completed for 400
feet. consists of a hard compacted yellow
sand. which Is a partIallyforned sand
stone. and IN this the piles are driven
four feet apart lengthwise of the dock.
and averaging three feet apart across II.
For distance OF g. feet the entrance to
the dock will be built OF SucIa island
stone. The much talked Of caisson Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-01

The most extensive business of its kind
In the city Is the Lilly Bogar,ius Com
pany. located on West street. between
University and Spring Lilly. Bogarius
& Co. are wholesale dealers In hay. grain.
-four and feed. and occupy four large
warehouses. The company also owns and
manages its own wharf and gives wharf
age privilege free to all shippers. which is
done by only one other firm in the city
The business was first established in 1889.
and from small concern in a few years
time has attained its present magnitude.
But recently the company was incorpo-
rated. with paid-up capital OF $50 600. y
large force OF men are Kept constantly at
work. and at least s. 600 In wages is DIS
bursed every month. On Sehome wharf. in
Whatcom county. the company has a
branch house known as Lilly Bogardus
& Bacon. with a capital of s9.eo. This
house supplies large percentage of the
trade in the northern counties and under
the able management of Mr.. Bacon has
thrivei wonderfully. The main estab-
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u the bese makes. sucA - steam feed.
live rolls. steam niger and endless iog
haul-up. their capacity being 1890 feet
per day. Mr.. Taylor has his own log
ging camp on Lake Sammamish, where
he operates a logging railway. Mr. Tay-
lor's success IL largely due to the fact
that the various departments Of his
business are under personal manage
ment OF himself and his sons
Ma sor
Seattle has several fine restaurants, and
enc OF the finest is that owned and oper-
ated by p. Alladio & Co, known as the
Maison Tortoni The establishment is
Alladio. the manager. Is we'll known In
the city. having at one time owned the
New Arlington. The restaurant 10
equipped with every convenience and with
Its exceptionally fine corps Of cooks and
walters has become the favor!te resor, of
It's kind in the city. The delicacies pre-
pared by the French chefs have proven a
great attraction to business and profess
sional men. Private apartments ard pri-
waite dining rooms, elegantly furnished.
are prepared at all times for parties. This
popular resort is located at the corner of
James and Second streets. Eastern tour
lists can find at the Maison Tortoni the
elegance and service of the great Eastern
cafes. Banquet. lunch. dinner. supper and
wedding parties are supplied In the very
best style.
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eaii1 entirely OF s,eel and Is % feet 10 IS
inches long. "a feet wide. 20 feet deep. with
@eAdth az the top Of Is feet
An important feature OF the dock will
ee Two wing walls built OF concrete
Rhed on 10 the dock proper twenty-three
'set thick at the bottom and four feet
'a'ek at the top and forty-two feet high.
Win sandstone trimmings They will
eventually extend 500 feet out into the
aaFeor, making a slip 80 feet wide. along
soc Of which vessels can lie preparatory
entering the dock or after coming out
"aen completed the dock viii have cost
aoPa' &oeoo. and " ~ be the third larg-
EST In ,se world. IL being exceeded only
ey two In Italy.
ihe government VAS particularly for
.1"sSr IN awarding the contract for the
guiding OF the massive dock 10 such ex-
pe'lenced and responsible parties as the
arm OF Byron Barlow & Co. Not only
ave hey done everything III their power
~ carry ont all suggestions and Ideas put
onward by Secretary Herbert and the hu-
sesa OF yards and docks. bur they have so
'es'ed their earnings "a 20 greatly bene-
se Puget sound country. as well as
sauFs Evergreen state. Every pos
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w..h,priun irnu works.

Almost the first foundry constructed
IN Seattle was originated by J NJ, FrinK
and / Tenny. at the corner OF Jack
a., aps Sou,h Second streets. For two
y,,ars :, was known by the company name
OF Tenny 4 Frink. when the business ~
enlarged nv a reorganization with GsorsS
Harris ana NJ ReadInan as nemoefS'
The new company was thereafter known