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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

For several years, when the memory
OF man can hardly runneth back, the
affairs OF Red Cloud have beer run on IA
misnanaged basis. That is to say the
methods have not been as thorough as
they should have been. The business
OF the city has Just been run for the
municipal year that the officers were
elected for and no improvement, except
the water works, has been made with
that great motive in hand Of endurance,
and the improvements should be pcrma
nent. What Red Cloud needs is Il line
OF improvements commenced that will
be OF lasting benefit not only for this
year but for years to come. Temporary
improvements are useless and fairly ex
travagant. The present council should
make their improvements with an idea
Of %permanency, IL they only make one
That's business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
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Yesterday, at noon. there was a pretty
home wedding at the attractive residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Gardner,
the parents Of the bride, at the south.
west corner OF Monterey street and
ID auphin way. the happy contracting
parties being Mr.. Charles L. G. Marsh
and Miss Vashti Gardner. The young
couple were united in the holy bonds in
! the presence Of a number OF their friends
formed by Rev. o. c, McGehee, OF the
Go vernment. street Methodist Church,
according to the simple but impressive
form prescribed by the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. The spacious
double parlors had been ta~stefully deco
rated by loving hands for the occasion
with flowers and evergreens, and these.
added to the many handsome paintings
which adorned the walls, the artistic
creations Of Mrs. Gardeners talent, gave
a most pleasing and picturesque effect
to the surroundings. At the hour named
the bridal party entered the parlors, the
bridegroom with his mother upon his
arm, the bride leaning upon the arm of
her father and the brides mother accom-
panied by little Miss Marsh. Taking
position at the north end Of the rooms
the guests standing, the solemn cere
mony which made them husband and
wife was performed, and then the young
couple were extended tho good wishes
and congratulations Of their friends.
The many friends Of Miss Vashtiin this
city extend to her the most hearty con
CALCULATIONS on the event and wish hel
a life Of much happiness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
EASILY SCARED.
Medical Scientists Having . jolly Tin,
with English Arlstocpscy.

The English public appears at this
moment to be under the spell OF a
bacillic spectre which disturbs severely
the peace of mind OF the well-to-do.
With the advent OF the epidemic of
grip the doctors relied upon oysters and
champagne as a mitigating remedy.
Just at that time 1t vas reported hat
typhoid fever was n possible sequence
To indulgence In the first. In conse-
quence the bivalve was avoided. with
a corresponding increase in the dose OF
champagne. Following close on the
heels Of this theory came the discovery
that death lurked In watercress. DR..
Verdon, the medical officer of the health
board OF Lambeth. stated officially,
after an inspection OF the various water
cress farms about London, that the
plant was contaminated with sewage
water and consequently dangerous to
the health of the people of London,
who consumed all the Lambeth crop,
On top OF this IT was announced that
bread was positively dangerous unless
at a temperature of 100 deg. GEN.
Upgrade. As no one could be positive
that this particular degree Of hea was
employed In the brand which he con-
~''S' u.s. "aS ioohV UPON ~
suspicion. To add to this burden of
uncertainty, psychologists uttered a
note OF warning against the contami-
mating possibilities Of the common house
fly. 1t was clearly demonstrated by
these investigators, that. In default OF
any other explanation. the fly must be
held responsible for the spread of dis
ease. There Is at least one advantage
In the acute interest OF people In the
bacillic theory, and hat Is the closer
attention which Is now given to care
In the preparation OF food. This Is very
much In evidence In the kitchens OF ho-
tells. There are many OF these In New
York, where every person who has any
thing to do with the cooking, preparing
or serving OF ailments Is required be-
fore he enters the kitchen to wash his
hands thoroughly with antiseptic soar
and TO dry them on a separate towel
Care Is taken that this process shall bt
repeated at intervals during the day
clean towels being provided for each
: Rblution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
CHEAP SOUPS.
How High Prices Now Asked for Meat
May he Met.

The large increase in the price Of
meats will. OF course. affect more
seriously people with moderate incomes.
This need not be the case did such
know how TO avail themselves OF the
inferior cuts. There are half a dozen
nutritious white soups which may be
made solely of vegetables and in which
the yolks of eggs beaten up in water
and added at the last moment, take the
place OF meat. Dishes in which inferior
cuts may be used are most numerous.
In the marmite, for example, the cheap
est portions OF beef and mutton may
be employed, To concoct this. fry in
an upright earthern pot some salt pork.
When the fat has all been extracted.
pour 1t on and remove all sediments
which may have been precipitated. Re
turn the fat to the pot. then add In
alternate layers meat, onions. carrots.
turnips, and potatoes cut in slices. AL
most cover this with salt, seal the lid
OF the pot with pasted paper, SO thai
no steam may escape. then place In q
hot oven and allow to cook for six hours
at least. The meat and vegetables are
then removed. and the gravy which re
mains put In a sauce pan with a a OF
evaporated cream. Season with salt and
pepper and a pinch Of sugar. When Il
comes to a boil thicken with a littlt
corn starch mixed In cold water. In thu
meantime beat up the yolks OF three OF
four eggs in cold water, a teaspoonfu
to each yolk. Stir In these while thu
sauce is hot. but not boiling, pour owe
the meat and vegetables and serve
The cheapest portions OF veal may b,
maue into a most palatable dish witt
even less trouble, Fry pieces Of yea
In a little butter until brown on boil
sides, turning frequently. Then adj
water, so as not To quite cover the meat
Cover and allow to simmer for tw'
hours. To the gravy which will result
add precisely the same ingredients a
in the sauce for the marmlte. In these
as in all recipes, a dexterous hand an,
discriminating palate account for tn
difference between success and failure
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

THERE seems to be u desire in some
quarters to csnsure Chairman Hoffman
Of the board OF supervisors and County
Clerk Fort for not signing the three
thousand dollar warrant for the purpose
Of buying seed and feed. Especially 10
this 30 in the north part OF the county.
These two gentlemen are blameless az
the Best resolution did not state what
fund the warrant was to DO drawn on,
and as the law especially provides that
the warrant must be drawn on the sur.
plus Of several funds, tie gentlemen in
question could do nothing else but re-
fuse to sign it and obey the law. 1t ID
easy to blame officials for lack OF dut,
when n is not acquainted with the
facts in the case. The blame should be
placed where it belongs and not on the
gentlemen named.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
CITY NEWS.
Reception at Deyo & Grice's.

Reception at Deyo 4 Grice's.
The reception at Deyo & Grice's only
costs &c.
Paper Hanging by Hadley & Robinson.
See them.
Jude Sapp and mother were in Cowles
this week.
Don't fail to attend the reception at
Deyo Il Grice's.
G. w. Childs' is a hand made Havana
filled &c cigar. Try one.
Ed Brown came in today. A G. w.
Child's cigar is just his size.
Smoke G. w. Chllds high grade &c
cigar. Deyo q Grice carry them.
Cal Kenady OF McCook was visiting
his parents this week in this city.
The water main broke Sunday and as
a consequence the water was shut of.
Bob Potter says a G. w. Child's and
an easy chair is all the Heaven he
cares for.
All members OF the Degree Of Honor
are requested to meet at the hall May IL
at $50 p. MINIS. j. .. BUTLER, Re-
corder.
j. =. Hale OF Inavale. who had bic
house burned down some time ago. has
Just erected q sod house by the kindly
aid OF his neighbors and has moved
into it.
b. +. Nicer is getting to be very phil.
anthropic. and in these days OF "a in the
shade, dispenses ice water to his pat
rons, and to all pedestrians who pass
his grocery opportunities.
Charley Quincy is preparing for the
races. His nag that propels the lactea
vehicle attempted to run away on Thurs
day. but Charley's strong arm final,
held the old fellow down to regulation
speed.
On last evening May 9th at the resi-
dence of Rev. Geo. W. Hummel, Mr.Chas
Turner was united in the holy bonds o
matrimony to Miss Myrtle Cummings
Mr.. Hummel officiating. The CHIEF ex
| tends congratulations.
Miss Mabelle Prutsman's elocutionar.
entertainment at the Congregations
church on Thursday evening was a yer
pleasant affair and appreciated by a
e present. The audience was not as larg
> as the character OF her entertainment
i should deserve.
The list Of letters remaining at Nh
n post office luncalled for up to Ma
9th, 1875:
ell Oscar Keifer.
The above letters will be sent to tn
: dead letter office May %, 1893. IL ne
u called for.-FRASK CowDEN, Postmaste
/, Attorney Geo. Barker left today IL
! Erie. Pa where he goes to perfect a
10 rangements for removing to Red Clou
with his family. Mr.. Barker left Re
Cloud one year ago to better his col
condition in the east, but it only toe
10 twelve months to prove to him that /
is had made a mistake. and consequent
e he will return to Nebraska as soon
, possibel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

THE CHIEr's reporter in travelling over
the eastern and southeastern part of tho
county this week finds the farmers
busily engaged planting corn. Surely
the click of the corn planter is heard in
the land. Some fields OF corn planted
earlier are looking fine. There is a good
stand, and present indications are that
there will be agood crop. Although We
have heard Of many fields OF wheat
that have been planted to corn, there
are several fine fields OF wheat. Mr..
Robt. White farming I. Il, Hams place
has about seventy acres Of as fine wheat
az n could wish to see. Oats are
growing nicely. Farmers are doing
their part in putting their ground in
shape 10 give the grain a chance to
grow. Pasture is unusually good. The
ground having had a rest last year and
10 dong the best that can DO done u
supply stock with early feed. Every
fruit tree seems 10 have some fruit on il
An ABUNDANCE u fruit 10 TO DO expected
this season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
NJ. T.. CHURCH,

The meeting OF all the young peoples
societies last Sabbath evening was a de.
lightful success. Not a moment OF time
was lost.
Plans are being worked which we
trust will increase the attendance OF all
the Sunday schools in the city.
j. A. Baum says bring the children in.
He a care for more in his school.
The rain Sabbath afternoon wet some
OF the juniors in great shape, but it will
make them grow.
just a little effort on the part Of
many Epworthians will greatly cid Mrs
Baum just now while school duties
must be attended to. Help just a little.
The subject OF the sermon on next
Sabbath morning will be on missions.
Choir meeting on Friday night as
usual.
Next Sabbath evening in the place Of
the sermon the league will follow the
program provided by Doctor Schell.
Mrs. Martin and Miss Mable Saunders
| will conduct the devotional meeting at
I o'clock.
Miss Christie Weideman has been
elected first vice president and will take
charge when Miss Mable Saunders goes
east on a visit.
The class meetings are growing in in
terest and numbers. All invited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
You ought to have seen Doc Fort
throw away his Missouri merschaum to
get a G. w. Childs.

DR.. Robert Mcintyre, whose lecture at
the opera house in the early winter on
"Buttoned Up People, created a uni
versal desire for his return, has been en-
gagged to deliver two lectures in this
city. On Tuesday evening May IA, at
at the opera house hall he will deliver
his famous lecture on 1.-The Sunny Side
OF Soldier Life" On Wednesday even
ing, May 10. he will lecture on "Wyan'
dotte C~averns." TO those who have
listened to DR.. Mcintyre any comment
ould seem s%uperhuous. He is unques'
tionably the most popular platform lee
turer in the west and is the peer OF any
in our country. Sam Jones declares him
to be the most popular orator in Amer
lea. The first lecture has been pro-
nounced by many the browning effort OF
the orators life. The second is perhaps
the most rhetorical lecture to be heard
from any platform, More than two
h undred tickets have already been en-
gagged. Hard times prices OF admission
have been arranged. Reserved seats fol
either lecture 35c, for both SOC. Gen
eral admission 25c. Tickets on sale a
Deyo & Grices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

{ JonN WALSH for a year or moro an
,employe OF this Office and latterly an
employee OF the Nation Office has leased
that paper from it's and will
hereafter run it, Mr.. Walsh Is an able
and aggressive fellow and will no doubt
make OF the Nation II good paper and
worthy OF the cause which it espouses.
We hope jack will make a success OF
his venture and that his party will give
him their unqualified support. lie has
increased the size Of the nation. aud bic
initial number shows him to be no
'spring chicken" in the newspaper bust
meas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

IT was ever thus. A good and faith.
full citizen during the great conflict OF
'Gl. in the person OF s. G. johnson, OF
Judson, left home and friends and took
up arms to preserve his country. lie
was disabled and untitled for LIES work.
He applied under republican rule and
secured IA pension OF sl2, partially ade.
quats for his sustenancc. This week he
received word from Hoke Smith that he
was not half as disabled as he let on t.
be and that his pension would be re
duced to sc per month. Simply another
outrage perpe,ratcd on the old soldie
because he helped To preserve the union
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
800 Reward, 800.

The readers Of this paper will be please
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all its stages and that is oatsrrh,
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity,
Cstsrrh being a constitutional disease
requires a constitutional treatment
Halls catarrh cure is taken internally
acting on the system, thereby destroying
tho foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. Tho proprietors have &C
much faith in its curative powers, tina
they offer one hundred dollars for an.
case that It fails TO cure. Send for list o,
Testimonials. Address, +. j. CHENEY
& CO., Toledo, o,
t6-Sold by Druggists, 75c,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

Last Monday evening witnessed a very
pleasant surprise party at the home Of
Rev. q. II. Spellman. The party was in
honor Of Mrs. Spellman's sister, Miss
Nottie Nj. Bostwick, the day being her
seventeenth birthday. 1t was brought
TO a successful termination with the aid
OF Rev. Spellmsn's Sunday school class
and a few invited guests. The surprise
was a complete success % might have
been seen by the rapid changes Of coun.
tenauce with which Miss Bostwick was
affected when the company entered the
house. The evening was spent in play
ing crockinole and other games, not for.
getting the old standby drop the hand
kerchief." Refreshments, consisting OF
leo cream and cake, we're served at a
late hour, after which the class departed
all having had u pleasant time, and
wishing Miss Bostwick many happy re.
turns OF the day. Miss Bostwick re-
ceived several appropriate gifts which
will cause her to remember the day fol-
many years. Those present were Jessie
Kellogg, May Sanborn. Matte Abel
Jessie McKeighan, Emeline Warren
Gertie Haley, Myrtle Haley, Edith
Palmer, Eta Hughes, Helen Roby
Walter Warren, Will Kellogg, Edgar
Getting, Dennis Schaffnitt, Homer Kin
sci, Frank Goble, Roscoe Gather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
BAND Concert.

Our people should not fail 10 be pres
emit Saturday night at the band concert
in the court house yard, and also to par.
take OF the delicious ice cream and cake
which will be served during the evening.
The band boys are making q strenuous
effort TO reach a high standard in
musical excellence and should be given
all possible encouragement. Their ex-
penses are nearly eco per month and
these entertainments are for the pur-
pose OF raising the money and at the
same time give their patrons the benefit
thereof. Following is the program for
Saturday night:
Overture. ....... .Daloy
'Fantastique."
Dret (for two Clarinets) ..... ................
1.-TWO Little Bullfnches."
Medley
"Bluc and the Gray"
Male QUARTET Clark. Getting, jenkins, Dickerson
"Onward March,"
Marcel ....... Dsioy
"ryrian."
Overture zee. ...... DaioS
"EDchsntress."
ScbOttische. .............. .......''.'.''Noe ihi
"Frollc OF the Sylphs.'
Descriptive Overture ..".... .Ferraz'
Forge In the Forest"
Qnartett. ... Clark, Getting, Jenkins, Dickersor
'Who Stole de Ham"
''Sau Matio."
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

A crowd Of our bicyclis.s took a journ.
ey down the road Sunday and Of course
the sheriff went along to see that the
boys kept straight, but John went for a
good time and couldn't keep straight
very long. He and his wheel performed
various acrobatic feats to amuse the
boys. The first thing was when he rode
down a steep hill, ut the foot OF which
was "A bridge. and right here is where
John displayed a great deal OF nerve.
Grasping the handles tightly, he braced
himself and rode directly toward the
railing OF that bridge, when M culver
Of "a muscle or the smallest unsteady
move would have turned the wheel SIX
inches farther north and thrown rider
and machine down a steep embankment
thirty or forty feet high. But the rail.
ing was a little higher than John had
anticipated and the wheel refused to
m cunt it, so, when they struck the
bridge, the wheel stopped for a minute
and John nimbly turned a saul
over the handle. bar, when the boys were
surprised TO see the wheel do the same
"A nd fall astride Johns frame. This did
MT suit John and he wanted to try i
over, but the boys couldn't wait; SO Johr
journeyed on, M the worse for his en-
counter. In one mans yard, where thu
boys were repairing a wheel, John noun
ted when ready to start. There was
large tree in front Of him, and he starte'
on ono side OF the tree. then he conclud
ed to go the other side, but before b
got by it he changed his mind agar
We don't know whether he was going I
climb tho tree or go through it. II
stopped. Don't know why he got on hi
wheel any way; there was a barb wir
fence around the place, but he was prob
ably going to jump that. These wer
only "a few Of his many feats, and whe
we struck good roads John made hlm
self hard &c catch. He struck a "a
: gait" and kept it up for several mile'
which wat quite a surprise to the boy
He set "a hot pace all the way comm
home, where he arrived all o. X.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

THE democratic party is nov hard at
work trying to straddlc the free silver
question. That party never was able to
cope intelligently with any great ques.
ton that was OF moment to the people.
The people have become decidedly tired
NJ denocratic mierule.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

The British have withdrawn from
Corinto, the Nicaraguan government
having decided to accept in modified
terms, a more reasonable ultimatum.
Our government has acted very unvise.
ly In allowing the British to humiliate
N%icaraguans for 40 small a cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
Half Rate.

May Dist and June 18th The Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railway Co. will sell
tickets at one fare for the round trip, to
points in Texas, Lake Charles, La, and
Eddy and Roswell, N. M. tickets good
returning twenty days from date OF sale.
For further information address G.. A.
McNutt, lO44 Union Ave, Kansas City
Mo-,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

As the strength of a building depends
upon the solidity of it's foundation, 10
health depends npon the condition OF the
blood. To expel Impurities and cause the
vital fluid to become vigorous and life
giving, Ayers S%arsaparilla is the must
powerful and effective medicine in use.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
Garfield.

GHriteld.
Last Saturday Miss Dora Xediker Of
Lincoln closed a very successful term Of
school in district 40. Miss Iediker has
been attending the state University for
tho past few years and before complet.
ing her course there thought she would
try teaching. She was very ably assisted
in the entertainment by her sister Miss
Lotto Xeliker who is a teacher in the
Franklin Academy.
The first number on the program was ,
an organ duet by Mary Mohler and the '
teacher which vas played very nicely.
A pantomine representing one OF the
old nursery rhymes-"The bachelor who
lived by himself" was acted out. August
Vonderfecket took the part Of the bach.
elor. and showed the peculiar qualities
OF a bachelor by selecting the girl with
a rolling pm. The rejected girls we're
OF course very disappointed in not being .
the "luckey one" but forgiving like, they
helped the chosen one to get away in
grand style. The girls played their
parts well. The bachelor proved h 1kef
to be quite an actor.
The recitation. "EntertainingYiS5s.
tiers Beau by Clara Allies deserves spec
ial mention. Clara is certainly right at
home on the stage. She is graceful and
makes a very pleasing appearance.
Katie Garner deserves praise in the
manner in which she recited That
Hired Girl
Katie Allies rendered "The Young
Gray Head" in a very pleasing manner
The dialogue the Man OF Nerve" was
we'll played blythe teacher Frank
Amack and Chas. Allies. The teacher
in playing her part won the hearts OF the
audience as well as THE man OF Nerve"
Frank played his part well as usual, he
never fails. Tue people expected Charley
to do we'll and they were not disappoint.
cd.
Miss Lotto Zediker recited "Laska
Toms Little Star" and THE Mailman"
Laska is quite tragic, Miss Zediker is
certainly no stranger to tragedy. She
recited as il she had really been a par.
ticipant in the scene. Toms little Star
10 a mixture OF comedy and tragedy. 1t
is a very hard piece to rscite, requiring
so many changes OF voice. The mad
man was quite n sell-iust as every one
expected him to commit suicide, they
were informed that he was going to
shave. Miss u is a graduate under Ii.
Graham, one Of the best elocutionists OF
Chicago. She certainly has good tai.
ents and they have been well brought
out. The vocal duet by the Misses Ied-
iker was appreciated very much by the
audience, as was shown by the encore
Miss ID. Zediker played two iustru-
mental pieces and sang a solo. She is
one OF the most popular musicians in
University circle OF Lincoln. We were
sorry that a piano could not be obtained
for the occasion.
The recitations by Robert Mohler,
Agnes Garner, Nora Thornton and Lot
tie Emerton and Lizzie Garner were all
good.
The entertainment was a great success
We have enjoyed Miss rs stay with III
very much and regret that she has Il
leave. She has proven herself to DO {
very efficient and well qualified teacher
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
JHuckicn's Arnicn SaIVc.

The best salve in the world Tor cute,
bruises. sores, Ulcers, Salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, c%hillblains,
corns. and all skin e%ruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Getting. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10

THE improvement III business matters
the nation over seems to be on the up
ward tendency. We hope that it will
continue TO do so.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
Total. SG4

On motion G. s. Bennett wa, allowed
$40 per month for service as street com
missioner and city surveyor for a term
not I o exceed three months.
Adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
Ice Cream.

Any one wishing Ice Cream made to
order call on the City Bakery, at 70cents
per. gallon all ~fiavors, ] will furnish you
absolutely, the best Ice Cream in the
city.-Jos. Herburger.