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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
CHURCH NOTES
n. r. CHURCH.


The Subject Of the morning sermon
will be "The Sin Offering" evening, DO
Your Best"
Rev. W. B. Alexander will preach at
the NJ. Z. church Sabbath morning and
evening on the oath inst.
The Juniors had q successful meeting
last Sunday at 4 o'clock and will meet
at that hour each Sabbath.
The music at the M. +. church last
Sabbath was very enjoyable and the
congregation wish for moro like 1t.
The reception given to the Junior
League by the Senior League last Fri.
day night was a very pleasant affair.
The Epworth League committee IN
program met at the parsonage Tuesday
and all are working to mako tho next
devotional meeting the best Of all up to
date.
The reason why the NJ. Z. Pastor is
talking 30 much about the quarterly
meeting 10 because the Rev. w. B. Alex.
ander will preach at 1890 q. m. and at
7:3O p. m. and az the Red Cloud people
enjoy good preaching we want every
Enthusiastically enclined person TO be
present.
The quarterly conference will convene
at the NJ. Z. church on Monday, March
Is, at 0 q. m. Rev. w. B. Alexander
our presiding elder will be in the chair
Every Methodist in this part Of Webster
county should attend.
That Epworth League entertainment
when will it occur! Friday evening
odd. Then it has been postponed? Yes
and improved. Every part Of the pro
gram will be interesting. Miss Nc
Clellan will read instructively. Tn
committee, L. p. Albright and the tw'
Mables are busy 10 bees to make a
evenings entertainment that vii
-. please all who attend. The drill b
/ eight little girls will be taking. Tn
music will help out royalty. hear it.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
A series Of meetings began in tn
Christian church at Cowles Thursda
evening, March l4th.
Subject OF sermons at Christia
church Sunday: Morning, 1.-THE Ne
Life" evening, a missionary sermon.
2 Nellie Sherman leads the Young PEI
pies meeting at the Christian churc
Sunday evening at 6:30. All are CO
d daily invited.
Married, at VIM. Holsworth's, VIM.
., Burdick and Ruth E. HolswortI
=. Wednesday, March 13, 1895. at 10 a. II
by G. II. Mattox.
oI CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The sermon Sunday morning at II
Congregational church will be to Il
y children with hints to parents.
=; Rev. +. w. Bates, a noted Africt
will speak tonight, at 7:3O, at the Co
: grcgational church on his seven yea
among the Zulus Of South EasteI
Africa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

The aid business, AS we zee it, ia not
much less than q humbug. 1t is, at
least, a very awkward business and has
caused lots OF trouble in this country.
We should be thankful, however, fer the
aid that has reached our deserving PEG.
pie, and acknowlsd ge the fact that the
humbug is in the race after 1t by those
who are not destitute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Assessors Meeting

The assessors Of Webster county will
take notice that the annual meeting, re.
CURED by statute, viz: the Sd Tuesday
in March will occur on Tuesday the 10th
and every assessor should be present.
The meeting will be held at the Office Of
county clerk.
L. II. Fort, Clerk.
Dated. March 7, 1895.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
To the People OF Webster
County.

As there has not been and feed and
seed bill passed yet by the legislature to
my knowledge and being high time for
something to be done, I would advise
for the voters Of every township to hold
a public meeting next Monday the 18th,
at their respective voting places, or any
designated place, for the purpose OF
signing a petition praying the county
board to use the available county funds
to buy seed and feed as far as it goes
and il the beard is satisfied that two.
thirds Of the legal voters have signed
that petition and are reliable men, then
we will call a meeting at once and pro
coed otherwise l shall refuse, as one, to
use county funds.
JAS. KINDscHER, Chm. Pro. Tenn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

II 10 said that Col. Cody Buffalo Billy
ON q recent visit to New York City, dis
covered that the entire state Of Nebraska
could not DO pawned there for SlO, so
thoroughly had the destitutisn been ad-
yertised there,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

The Harlan county Democrat. with a
great display OF trumpets, tells the peo.
pie to get ready and celebrate the pro-
duction Of a bountlful crop in '05, and
has prepared a lengthy song to be sung
September Cd by the denizsns OF tina,
vicinity. We hope they will be able to
siog in high spirit
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

HAVE you noticed ity It's a fact,
Red Cloud is outselling Hastings on
sugar, They advertise 30 pounds OF
Orleans sugar for a dollar IN Hastings,
and at least one Of our Rod Cloud gro
cerymen sells the same sugar at 3!
pounds for 81 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

You ought to know this: DeWitt's
Witch Haxls Salve will heal q burn and
os9 pthe pain instantly. 1t will cure bad.
ly chappsd hands, ugly wounds, sores,
And a we'll known cure for piles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction Of any cough medi-
cine ! handle, and as a seller leads all
other preparations in this market. re-.
commend II because 1t is the best medi.
cine ! aver handled for coughs, colds and
Group. A. W. Baldridge, Millersville, III
For sale by Deyo and Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

The idea OF -lecuug Y. s. Senators by
the direct vote Of the people, is com.
manding some very favorable recogni-
ton from the eastern newspapers just
at present. There is no doubt, but the
day is not far distant, when everv man
will have n say as to who shall represent
the people in the dignified senate OF the
United States
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

The CHIEF hopes that whoever is Sc.
lected mayor for the ensuing municipal
year will be a representative man, who
has the full and complete interests OF
Red Cloud at heart. We are fully aware
that the position of mayor is one to be
spurned rather than solicited, because
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Good Hay For Sale.

l have for sale on the old Sam CARRIER
place in the north edge Of Red Cloud
several tons Of bright bottom hay.
l1-4w G. w. BUsHEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

ir IS said that collection agencies OK.
perience the greatest difficulty In col
lecting doctor bills, Of any. The next
hardest bills they have to collect are
newspaper %accounts. We can't see how
the o doctors survive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

The Rev. Sam Jones 10 holding
grand revival in st. Louis. His audi
encss number 5000 and 5000 nightly
aud many are being converted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Home Seekers Excursion.

March 9TH and April End the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Ry. will sell tickets to
all points in Texas at greatly reduced
rates. For further information apply to
your local ticket agent OF address-G. A.
McNutt DIP. A. 10i4 Union Ave, Station
A Kansas City, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

Take a dose of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers just for the good they will do You
These little pills are good for indigestion,
good for headache, good for liver com,
plant, good for constipation. They are
good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

Lost--A forearm from a No. 10 shot
gun. Finder will be rewarded by re,
turning same to this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Private Money 10 Loan.

On good farms for l, 9, 3, or 8 years
time at reasonable rates. Money always
ready, n mortgage, and no commission.
Write to-Geo. W. Barker, Erie, Penn.
no l-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Feed Notice.

Hereafter William Richardson will
feed all teams at the rate Of 10 cents for
hay. Barn east OF Holland House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

Wiener has filed one of his windows
with shoes ranging in price up to $3.50.
You can have your choice for sl,25.
He also has a counter full Of better
grades which he is offering at $3.50 per
pair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

ONE Of the greatest editors Of the age.
Chas. A. Dana OF the New York Sun
has been indicted for libel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
A Good Chance to Get Work,

desire to trade a work team of horses
for a good farm hand for the coming
season Of 1895. Apply to
E. B. SMITH,
8tf Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
For Sale.

A span Of four year old mules for sale
for cash or on time. GEO. WINToN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Notice.

have q thoroughbred Poland China
boar (registered). Services Sl.00.
Sat ERNEST Brown.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
NOTES.

The Superior Sun, under its present
management. is fast becoming q very
popular paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Band Concert.

The following programme will be rem.
dered by the s. Of v. band on Saturday
afternoon IL the weather 10 pleasant:
March, Observation-Disclosures.
Polonaise, "Royal Decree Price
Swift.
1.-TWO little Bullhnches," duet for two
clarinets.
Schottische, "Frolic Of the Sylphs"-
Voelker.
Forge in the Forest descriptive So
lection with birds, anvils etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
fIuO sSIpBT IOI

'~uoOuIs}Je HBp
.unS syuo uoL uoa sq@ 20 mesIa COL
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
BIadeu.

1t looks as If G. E. Hicks was start.
ing . wood yard.
Byrne Bros. received a car Of -four
one day last week.
Mrs. Monroe who has been quite
sick is improving rapidly.
+. W. Mclaughlin and Il. j. Over
ing Sundsyed in Red Cloud.
Mrs. Mclaughlin is visiting with
her scr at Don'phan this state.
G. A. Clark has rented the farm
formerly owned BY Hyde aud Bottom.
Bazzle Lee returned Saturday even.
ing from . business trip to the eastern
part Of the state,
H. j. Mclaughlin who was spend
ing a few days in this city returned to
his home in Doniphan Friday.
A number Of teams we're sent to Up.
land Tuesday to get seed corn to sup
ply the members Of the A. o. U. W.
lodge.
Mr.. Carr and daughter Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, spent several days with
H. H. Hilton aud returned to his home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Tooley who is very sick is being
we'll cared for by the members of the
A. o. U. W. lodge Of this place. He
is a member Of the Swanton lodge.
A number Of young people we're
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. o. Bennett last Wednesday
in honor Of the birthday Of their
daughter BERTHE.
Quite . little scrap took place in
town Tuesday over the price Of some
hay, between v. s Hall the lumber.
man and VIM. Horrigan the Irishman,
there being aome difference in their
sizes it was no trouble for Hall Ia
scrub his floor with William, he Horri.
gan doing oil Of his fighting with his
mouth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

The list OF letters remaining at the
post Office uncalled for up to March
l4th., 1895:
Calvin j.. Stanley. w. L. Gray,
Hornberger, Ida l.. n. w.
The above letters will be sent to the
dead letter Office March %, 1895. II not
called for.-FRANK CowDEN, Postmaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

Truly Acknowledgements Annette N
Moen. Fountain, MINI, says: ayers
Cherry Psotoral has had a wonderful
effect in curing my brsther's children Of
. severe and dangerous cold. It was tru.
~ astonishing how speedily they found
relief after taking this preparation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Pure Blood

Because the health Of every organ and
Tissue Of the body depends upon the
purity OF the blood. The whole world
knows the standard blood purifier 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Hoods
Sars

And therefore II 10 the only true and
reliable medicine for nervous people.
II makes the blood pure and healthy,
and thus cures nervousness, makes
the nerves Arm and strong, gives sweet
sleep, mental vigor, . good appetite,
perfect digestion. 1t does al this. and
cures scrofula, Eczema, or Salt Rhsum
and oil other blood diseases, because Il
--
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

. People should realize that the only
condition II to be found in having
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

Moods Pills cure all liver Ills. constips-
tot, rriousness. sick headache. indigestion. &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

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COMMENTS ON The RACES.
The English Press Unanimously Sus.
taIls DulraTsl.
he Did Not Have Fair Trsatment,
They Say, NJ the Hands of
the Committee.

LONDON, Sept. l3.-rhe conclusion
Of the international yacht racer for the
Amerioa's cup furnished text for arti-
Giles Ia the London afternoon papers.
In general, the press upholJs Lord
Dunraven In his refusal to sail over
tho course yesterday without u guar.
antss that 1t would DO kept clear OF
excursion steamers and other craft. In
q leader, tho ran AGH Gazette says
tho result Ia unfortunate aud will be
deplored quite Ms deeply 10y sporting
men In America ~ by tue same class
In England. Tho article puts the
whole blame for tho iissoo upon the
hindering steamers and concludes:
"But no one il to blame, who Ia worth
blaming. We can only nope arrange.
monts for future contests OF this char.
acler will DO under more satisfactory
conditions"
In the yachting column, the Pal
Mall Gdfstte says; "While In our
opinion Defender, under lair con.
ditions would probably have beaten
Vaikyrie In at least three out OF Ave
races, We cannot but regret that
Vaikyrle had no ohsnce OF sailing
under fair conditions. To say Defender
worthily retained the cup would be
Ridiculous"
Further on In the same article, tho
Gos.ne says: ave hope Earl Dun
raven will cOnsent to sail for tho pro-
posed cup III Marblehoad, az all are
anxious to SEQ the comparative merits
OF the yachts tested, and may tho best
boat win. Should NAlkyrio win, which
we think improbable, neither Lord
Dunraven, nor any one else would
bother to challenge again for the
America cup which the new trophy
would replace. Should Nakyrio Iose,
We know Lord DuDTRven would take
the beating like q sportsman. Thus
the races OF 1895 would be brought to a
pleasant conclusion aud further ohal.
lsrge for the new cup BIO merely y
maIler OF few years. IL Vsikyrio
III returns without a race, II means
the owner Ia convinced no did not have
fair treatment at the hands OF tho COM
mittee and no contest for the cup is
likely to occur, even though tho com.
mittee decided that future races shail
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INDEPENDENT MOVE.
Resolutions Looking 10 EOn-PartlSan
Judicial Nominations.
WILL DE PRESENTED TOMORROW
At III, Democratic Convention In the
Theaier-Neets With 10th Ap.
proral aud Opposition.

Tho Democratic Judicial convention
which meets ia the Salt Lake rhoater
at 10 O'CLOCK tomorrow forenoon will
have an unlocked for and unexpected
proposition to consider, the ideas and
substance OF which are EMBODIED In n
set Of teioluiion. contemplating indie
pendent or non.partlsnn action In the
matter Of nominating oandidates for
judicial honofa
Primarily the rssolutlons will sct
forth In pointed "whefoases" the gtes,
importance OF the places 10 be filed,
the dissatisfaction with nominations
already made, and then branch OF
on the question OF concerning upon tho
chatham Of the convention tho right
aud power 10 select n committee which
shall he authorized TO meet with u
committee or committees appointed by
Republicans or PopulistB or citizens
without reference to political afiiliation
aud mngo arrangements for tho nam.
ing OF n non-pariisan district Judiciary
on SATURDAY the 2lsi.
Ii n expected that the Introduction
OF the resolutions will preclpitatc n
fight M many Of tho delegate. favor
CO n lying literally with the csll under
which the convention will meet
gnd nominate q s.ralsht Democratic
,ickct. However, tho attempt to hsvo
the !osniu.iona adopted will DO made
unlo In moautlm anne other agree
ni'nt eat "l arrived n between tue
paftieu inJnreseu fne apuusOra OF tue
movement say they have much
strength DeuinI thsm AMI that tho
resolutions will have many ardent Gu
dorBers outaide Of ihe convention,
whatever their fate iuay be IN tbs
structure whore this battle will DO
flupht
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bolt Of lightning struck her nGd she
fell dead. The electricity burned oil
her ~ ebrows and eye lasber, tore her
straw hat In tattefs and melted the
plns In her hair. ON tho back porch
Of the same house sat Jos. Alicoios, q
We eran OF the civil war. The same
bolt knocked the pipe be was smoking
Out OF his mouth. IL then jumped TO a
post three ieot away aud split II into
splIntcfs. AlicotOs was not hurt but
the walls OF the olttsgu were SCARED as
n by red-hoI pokers.
The cyclone struck the village OF
Caps Vincent Just M large excursion,
homswsrd bound from tn0 Jolofa0u
cou aty fair ut WATERFOWL was about 10
take tne boat for Kingston, Ont. The
Rome, Waleftown q Ogdsusburg rail-
way station collapsed. George God.
frey aud Thomas Arneel, OF Gaps
Vincent received injuries from which
they died. A large number Of persons
were Injured. several OF whom u ~
feared will Gle.
The storm WIS particularly severe nj
the vast emu OF Long Island. Just be-
fore sunset this wind TOse. Then there
was lull and II sesmed as II the
heavens had opened. Rain came down
IN torrents, while the sheets OF blind.
Ing lightning irlsntcned women and
children anu drove tho bfavest men
indoors. Tue wind, while II lanted, had
a huffIcane's force. Trees wefe loyeled
TO tho ground and Telegraph anu tole-
phone wires were blown down In many
places In the suburbs ol New York.
rhe lishtning struck In several pisces.
Al Rlselyn, Mrs. oliver Bennett was
outdoors when this storm broke. The
lightning struck her and ran down her
right side, leaving bluish black sireakf,
bat did not Kill her.
Several farm houses near WatertOwn
were struck by lightning and burned.
The foAds wefo washed out IN places
aud flllon trees block the highway In
many paris OF this county. IL was the
mos. sevtru stoEm In years, although
lasting only about an hour.
Toe storm was the etvgfost Of the
season nj Oyslof Bay. lightning
struck and bufnod n harm Owned BY
rnomas Young Jr., New York broker,
killed onu Of the nuraea AMI stunned
the Goodman, Thomas Palmer, who
was unconscious for suyoTnl hours.
Az West Snyvlllu, Seymour Burr
was struck by lightning AM severely
buEacd. His condition u critical. Iele.
graph anu teleI hone wires aud poles
were broken down thofe and commuui-
cation was cut Of.
Telegraph wites and treea were
blown down ut Port Jefferson and the
fOtcs OF tho wind smashed the Plate
glass wiDdows In some OF the shops.
The heavy cover Of DIR. Jonus's water
tank was carried eighty ioot by the
wind, where 1t brought up against =
fence, dumolisning 1t. Up the Hudson
tho storm took the form OF wnitl'
VIM.
In Nyaek many houses were flooded
and tho stteO,A were tufnei into
streams. Cfossvtlks were gwrpt
away and deep ruts waghcd Into the
roags.
Haveratfaw also suffered, many
bfiok yards having been flooded.
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witness TO ovefwhelm the student and
destroy his laet hone OF an niibi. One
who knows him, ihHt left the city that
she might not he forced 10 testify
against him, will 20 on the witness
stand aud testify that on tho aiternoou
OF April ) she rode TO the mission upon
tue same car with Durfant aud Blnnch
Lamont. As the cat Travelled on Its
way che noticed the school girl care.
fully. She observed her clothing,
noted her books, watched her move
ments and followed her conversation
with the young student. The girl was
unknown TO her, but she had watched
Dutrhnt from his childhood a. she
would one Of her cwn children.
Shorty after four O'Clock the car ar
rived ut Twenty.second street. The
woman who had been Interested In tue
young couple, arose to leave tho car.
Dufrant ana the school girl were al
ready on the way out. The student
assisted the girl from tue car aud gave
his hand to the old lady. The
thfes walked TO the sidewalk to.
geiher aud stopped there tor = NOM
ent 10 chat Durrant introduced
Blanche Lamont to tho old lady and n
iew moments later LETT her TO proceed
down Tweniy.second street toward
Bsftlett street. He and Blanche,
talklng and lauahing, walked toward
the church.
The story will be told by Mr.. james
Cfotsetl, who lives with iTionds In the
mission. Mrs. Crossett knows Durrapt
too well TO be mistaken. The very
conditions OF the case make II iin'
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QUARANTINE n.o,rGrIoSs.
Enorts 10 Keep the asiA,ie Scourg'
from our rnciuo Coast.


Eaort. 10 Keep the Asiniic Scourg.
from our rnoino Coast.
wAsHiNuroS, Sept. i8.-wyman,
surgeon general Of tho hospital service,
speaking OF cholera Ia Honolulu, said
today that the quarantine service OF
tbs Pacific coast IL In very good condl-
ton. Every port OF oniiy has been
inspected by u regular marine hospital
eilicet aud compliance with the tfeas-
ury regulations Ia assured. The ms
tiuc hospital service has quarAutinod
establishments ut Port Townsend.
Warrington, San Diego, California,
ANA n complete quarantine plant ai
San Francisco, win regular on 'rfs Of
tue service IN charge. At Gfay's har-
Dor, Washington, there IL n sanitary
inspector OF the marine service and
one also ut Empire CITY, Oregon, Co
llmeia river, which includes tine porte
OF Portland AND. Asloria, Oregon, are
IN charge OF state Ulcers acting unoer
special instructions issued by the
marine hospital sofvlce. AZ Eureka,
California, thsre IL regular sanitary
inspector.
Special regulations have been issued
regarding tue disinfeciion Of all bag
rage from all ports Of the orient,
including Hawaii. The United States
consul ut Yokohama has n physician TO
sssist him H. the inspection Of vessels.
DR.. Wyman wrote 10 the chief qusran-
tine officer OF Canada 10 Inquire what
had been done regarding protecting
thu northern frontier rom Immigrants
coming by way Of Brisish Columbia.
lie was informed that tbs Canadian
authorities had been forostalled by the
steamship companies, who ~ long as
July refused to bring japanese immi-
grants btoiuse VI lear OF The detenti0n
al Tho ysatnia