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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
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Pitchers Casto1la.


Last Sunday morning the sun came
up, without q cloud to dim it's bright
ness or sully it's glory; a beautiful day
was assured.
The officers and friends OF the Web.
ster County Sunday-School Association
fastened to Guide Rock for a rally ser.
vice that had been announced through
the columns Of the Signal, a paper that
is surely read in that community, for,
some time before the hour to begin,
standing room was at a premium, and at
each window Of the church was asse m.
bled a fair sized audience. "All Hail
the Power Of Jesus Name" was al.
nounced, and that vast audience Of five
hundred people sang that old familiar
song IN a spirit and with such enth ps-
iasm as is due only to Sabbath School
armies. Rev. Shirley led in prayer, after
which tho audience again Joined In ding
ing Throw Out tho Life Line"
Space will not permit a personal In en-.
ton Of each one who took a pronInent
part, as the entire day was givenlu up by
the Guide Rock pastors to the rally SER
vice, which lasted one hour and fifteen
minutes in the forenoon and two hours
in the afternoon. The Orphan Male
quartet Of Red Cloud. the tho Guide
Rock choirs, the Eckley QUARTZ OF Eek.
ley, and the Old Folks quafet Of Red
Cloud each In their turn treated the
audience to some appropriate selections,
which added greatly to tie interest Of
the rally. r. B. Fulton lsf in a quartet
that caused many an eyq.o drop a tear.
Several young ladies to$x turns in pre-
siding at the organ, anf o. G. Bell as
sisted greatly with biz cornet. Miss
Oberlise read an essay reviewing last
quarters Sunday School lessons, which
was very interesting and instructive.
The speakers all gave words Of encour.
agement, which msde the meeting a
success in spirit snd 10 truth. Mr..
Christy vas elected president Of Guide
Rock township, and IL he gets the sup
port he should havs, his work will speak
for itself.
|. We would not forget to speak of the
hospitality shown by the citizens of
Guide Rock, whoee kindness will eyer be
remembered. Rev. Shuman dismissed
the service with the benedictipn, allow.
ing the people to retire with but one
complaint to offer: "Too shot," which
is a common complaint at these rallies.
The COMMITTEES is endeavoring to ar
range for the next rally at Blue Hill.
Watch for the announcement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
Sheriff. Sale.

by virtue OF aa execution directed 10 me from
on a Judgment obtained by the cOIs'deration 81
uls'rict court OF webster county, Nebraska, ON
,ne loth DAY, OF JulN, lSli, In favor of Thomas
myan as plaiatln, and AGAINST the Farmers &
mercnahls Banhilg company rs defendant, for
lhe sum OF one Thousand and eighty-two dollars
ana cents, ana costs taxed AZ eighty.seyen
dollars and fort Three cents (ss7. i3), and accrlI-
ny eos,s, have levied upon Tho following real
tsta,., .ahen as tlc properly of said defendant
70 satsy, SAID judgment, tn-Wit, Lot twenty
one ", In blocA thir,y.one (3l), in tho original
Nebraska.
ana VIII offer the same for sale 10 the highest
bidder, Tor ca,h lu hand. on The sIth day of
december, AID i616, In trout oi the east door
OF the conrt-hluso ~ RED Cloud, Webster
e9nnly, Nepra.ka' That being tue building
mneIeln me las term OF court was held az ihe
noir OF one o'clock p, m. m sad day. Wien
ana Where que attendance WI, be given by the
Daleo hed Ol'tat nebraska, Nov. n, 1895.
, D. ~ HuNcuEG Sher.i.
anne heNeny, Aa foi Plaintiff. AZ
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22

densatien I consider the cause of all
motion as motion is the cause Of life.
This newly discovered force which
Keely calls q gas, for .want Of a better
name, appears to be the vacuum into
which atoms Of matter would neces.
sarily fall aud constitute solids by this
law Of condensation. II a few drops Of
water can be disinteerated so as to have
an expansive force OF 62.O00 pounds to
the square inch the gas thus formed
would necessarily fill very large space,
excluding the atmosphere and other
matter, and in condensing again to form
the few drops Of water a mighty thrush
OF air, gases and the ether would occur
causing motion for thousands Of miles
in the direction OF condensation.
Keely seems to be in the borderland
where we may learn the cause of atoms
coming together to form solids and then
WI will know that this somewhatY
which occupies the is an origi-
nal cause OF motion and life.
The forces that causes motion in the
vicinity OF magnets is also the origin Of
that animal magnetism which causes
the blood to circulate, the heart to beat, |
the lungs to expand, the sap to circulate
in vegetable life, the planets and sun to
rotate and revolve and the universe to
move into the depths beyond the limits
OF thought.
But IL this newly discovered Keely
gas or ether be the cause Of condensa-
ton where will we find the cause that
gives to this gas power to constitute, to
consolidate atoms, making them occupy
thousands Of times less space, and there.
by originating that which lie at the be.
ming Of planetary, mineral, vegetable
and animal motion and life?
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22

Acts like a poultice, drawing
out fever and pain. and reinvig.
Grating the entire Female Sys-
tenn. 1t removes all distractions
and creates a healthy, natural
flow of all secretions.
1t Is the one natural cure for
female troubles, because it is
applied right to the diseased
parts. Don't take internal REM
edies for Female weakness, COM
mon sense requires a direct ap-
plication for immediate relief
and permanent cure.
"Orange Blossom" is a sure.
painless cure for falling and
dropsy of the womb, profuse,
difficult, irregular menses, leu
corrhoa, liberation, tumors,
sick headache, constipation, sal
low complexion.
"Orange Blossom" lisa pastile
easily used at any time. Every
lady can treat herself with it.
Mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of ST.. DR.. ]. A. McGiu Co.
{ Panorama Place, Chicago, III.
For sale ny g.. T.. COuting Red
GiOuI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
M. T.. NOTES.

Rev. w. B. Alexander spent last Sun.
day in Denver.
Rev. Colony Of Kenesaw was in Red
Cloud last Tuesday.
The Emission OF the Church" will be
the theme Sunday morning.
The services begin promptly, increase
In interest and close before any body
gets hungry.
The Epworth Herald is the l~iyeliest
paper coming to this town.
II We get q club Of %, the Herald via
cost 30 cents for 90.
The Epworthisns and their friends
had q delightful time at Mable Saun,
der's last Saturday night.
Don't forget Thanksgiving sermon al
Christian church Thursday at 1880.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
saltwater.

G. Matter is homo from Juuiatta
for . few weeks.
Mrs. Shumsn has moved to Fairfield
Will Croker and wife and Dave
Fishsl and wife spent Sunday at John
konxaoh near Red Cloud.
70 keep house for her son Frank, whs
. attending college there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Decker aad three
children started for Otoe Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. North Of Adams
county, relatives Of the Finny family
we're visiting In this vicinity recent
~.
Chris Taught aad family who re-
turned from Missouri some time ago
started on Monday for their new home
in Antelope county.
A surprise party was given Will
Crozier and wife on Saturday night,
Nov. l6, those present were j. W.
Smith and wife, s. Il. Croxton, Geo.
Barnes and wife, Dave Fishel and wife
and j. r. Crozier and wife.
Died at the residence Of his brother
Wn Guthrie, on Nov. llth, Of dropsy
Cecil Guthrie, aged about 10 years.
The remains were inferred on We'd
nesday in Thompson cemetery,
SIMPSON.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
University Notes.

Among the most important studen
organizations at the university is tn
Debating Association. It taking tn
place Of the Oratorical Association
This society has charge Of the Kan
as.Nebrasks intercollegiate debate
The speakers in this debate are chosen
By . series Of preliminary debates
Any student who desires may enter
the first preliminary debate. From
those participating, regularly appoint
ID judges choose eight speakers 70
take part 10 . second debate from
which three speakers are selected to
meet: like number from the
university Of Kansas. The first Of
these preliminary debates vas held in
The chapel Tuesday and Thursday
evening. The judges we're Profs. H.
W. Caldwell. H. r. Wolfe and J. A.
Adams. or the sixteen speakers tax
ing part the following eight won
places on the second preliminary de-.
bate: A.. J. Weaver, r. q. Baker, G.
n. Barr, L. H. Lien, H. P. Lsavitt.
H. W. Qusntsnee, NJ. Il. Newbranch
and L. 8. Rogers. The debaters
showed training in that most useful
81 oil speaking, extcmporaneous speak.
ing. The next contest will be bel d
in December and the Kansas-N ebras :
10 debate will be held in Lincoln
sometime in May.
The Ladies' Faculty Club receive d
che students on Friday evening Al the
Asme Of Mrs. Richards on 14th and
p street. Fully n thsusaod students
attended the reception. They we're
Welcomed by Chancellor MCLEAN, the
wives Of the professors, the women Of
The faculty and Mrs. Regent Morrill,.
lees were served and . generally SO.
eial time VAS enjoyed. The homo oil
Mrs. Richards is one OF the spaeiou
and Hastily furnished in the city. The
NEST pleasant feature Of the evening
was it's infermality.
The rooms Of the now library are
almost ready for occupancy. The
building 10 an ornament to the campui
and seredit to the university and e
the state.
The football game between tn.
Kansas and Nebraska university team,
played At che N street park, Saturday
vas one Of tho most closely contested
games ever played in the league. TIL.
same stood eight to four in favor Of
Kansas. Fully one thousand people
saw the game and most Of them fee
that should the game be played agair
che result might, and more than likely
would DO the other way. Even tn,
Kansas men acknowledge it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
Bladen.


Stop thief Stop thief John Mo
Callum would like to have the THE
stopped whs stole his team of horse'
harness and wagon, last Saturday.
G. H. Clark who is employed al
Lowell was in this vicinity last week
Mr.. Williams . real estate agent Of
Clay Centre, Kansas is the guest Of
his uncle A. Jones Williams.
Frank Boom and J. d. Trevalpieo,
took . couple Of cars Of fat hogs Il
the Omaha market Tuesday.
The great combustion hog sale Of
thoroughbred Poland Chinss Of Gress
4 Seavsr At their place Saturday WAS
we'll attended and the bidding Was
quite lively. Some seventy high
grade hogs we're sold.
8. j. Wheeler is new comfortably
settled in his new residence.
Mrs. G. H. Clark received . mess.
age that her father was seriously i'll.
She left last Thursday for bis home
in lows and expects to remain about
. month.
A new time card went into eject
Sunday, bringing our evening train in
one hour and ten minutes earlier or
sos p. m.
Quite q number Of our farmers are
drought gathering Germ.
Several new scholars have been
added to our school this week.
Mrs. Saow and family started Mon
day for Iowa whore she will make her
future home.
Mr.. A. F, Kacklehann Of Blue Hill
was hanging some paper tor s. j.
Wheeler the for part Of this week.
"Orsnge blossom" Is safe and harmless
~ a Flax Seed I oultioe. Any lady can
usa AZ hawaii SOld hv n r. Cott;pu
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22

"Orsnge blossom" is safe and harmless
as q Flax Seed I oultioe. Any lady can
use 1t herself. Sold by G. L.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22

Will P. Kuehn & Co. will sell ferry
head of thoroughbred Poland China
hogs. at his farm four miles south.
west Of Red Cloud. or Monday, Dec. 9,
1895. Col. Winfrey, Auctioneer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
Publication or Summons.

1DUOuIcbuu0u Oh SuIuI1Ono
In the District Court of Webster County, Ne.
brsska.
PettibOne & Nixon,
plaintiffs,
Hannah b. Miller,
Jacob l. Miller,
Lois X. Mckeighan,
w. A. McKeighan ct all
Hannah d. Miller and Jacob L. Miller, de-.
tsnSanis; will take notice that hat on The ED day
tits herein, filed their petition, In the district
court Of Webster county, Nebraska, against
said defendants, the object aud prayer OF which
are TO foreclose certain tax certificate upon
90, La Dues addition 10 the town OF Red Cloud,
Webster county, Nebraska. said tax certificate
was purchased by the PLANTING herein from the
treasurer OF Webster county. Nebraska, on the
18th day OF April. 1892, az private tax sale, the
said lots having been offered at pubic tax sale
for the year 1887, by the said treasurer of Web
ster county. Nebraska, and not sold for want of
bidders. Tha; there Is now due upon said tax
certificate and subsequents the sum Of sis6 90,
with interest at the rate OF twenty per cent per
annumO on Sl20.O 5 thereof from the 18th day OF
April, 1892, until he 18Th day OF April, 1894, aud
ten per cent per annum thereafter; on Sal.6s
from the 10Th day OF May, 1899. until
the 10Th day OF May, 1894, and ten per cent per
annum thereafter; on S2i "a thereof from tie
23d day of May, 1898. until the sd day OF May,
1895. and ten por CEN. per annum thereafter;
aud on s22,s5 thereof from the 18th day Of NAV,
1884,; for which sum plaintiff prays for u decree
that defendants he required 10 pay The same
within twenty days from date of decree, on tina
said premises may he SOLD 10 satisfy the amount
found due this plaintin.
You are require | TO answer said petition on
or bef0,o the 23d day ot December, 1885,.
PFrTIRoSE & NIXON,
By Robt. I. Potter, Their Attorney,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22

N IOuIIu CIPIICI, IIOC NIIOW-
ing whether the stroke will
60 up and make him six, or
down, and make him nine.
TA, ---..-- -.sAl. L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
Wanted Stock

to winter. l4o acres Of stalks and good
water. Terms reasonable. Cal on me
q mile north Of Amboy mills.-ED.
HINES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
j. Q. BUTLER
a fine line of New Harness, see him if
you want the best for the least money.
My prices are way down.

The list OF letters remaining at the
postofhce uncalled for up to Nov 81.
1895:
Jernberg Oscar Killip Mable
Kolp Augusta Lang Fred
Smith j. j.
The above letters will be sent to the
dead letter Office Dec. s, 1895. II not
called for. -FRANx CowDEN. Postmaster
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22
Publication Of Summon,

Publication Of Summons.
In the district court OF Webster county, Neb-
raska.
The Middlesex County,
Matte nal Bank.
Isaac N. smith. Mary
J: Smith and The .
Hamilton Loan g.
Defendants
The above named dsfandent, Ths Hamilton
Loan q Trust Company. will take notice that
on ths twentieth day Of November, 1896. Tho
Ssrein. illeS SG e, as,,t Na5i or a. GanE, plaintiiii
PENDANTS, the object and prayer Of which are to
i 1sfsNSs = certain mortsage executed BY the
70 the Hamilton Loan 4 Trust Company upon
t iaS soathwesf quarter (swA) OF section thirty
Sses t0 ~ nv " q north m,Inn, Of range nine 90 and
county. Nebraska, said MORTGAGE was before
maturity Tor n valuable consideration, assigned
a aa1 t was lty to this plaintiff. Said mort
tain prOmissory note dated August The first A.
d., issa. Tor the principal sum of twelve hun.
d daea a1,iars VIII, Interest. Note attached
seventy-two dollars, both OF said notes were
aue ana payable on the first day of August, 1894
anu 'nSae Us nov aut upon said notes and mort
gage .he sum OF twelve hundred and seventy
Two dollars with interest on twelve hundred
dollars inereoi "a the rate Of six per cent per
year ana interest on seventytwO dollars there
oi ~ the rate OF ten per cent per year for
which said snn with interest from the first day
oI Augusl, 1891, pininlii rrays fort decree that
ueienuant De required 10 paythp same or that
said premises may be sold 10 satisfy ihe amount
found TO be dnt this plaintiff. You are reIuIr-
10 answer said petition on or before the 23rd
my OF December, 1895, ar the allegation thereof
Dated November 20, 1895.
n COUHTy NATIONAL BANK,
by RODt. III. POttRr. LIS AtfnrnnV
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-22

Last night said a travelling man, ~
should have missed my train and lost an
entire day but for a little information
noticed in the Rand MoNslly Guide. l
will never be without IL again"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-13
New York Cotton Exchnnwe.
Ei1ra1rcial.
UNIFIED STATES RURBER 70

UNIFIED STATES RUBBER co.
 S6 Reade St. New York. Dec. 4, 1925.
 "A SEMI-ANNUAL dividend of 4 PER A CENT. has been this day declared upon the Preferred Stock of this Company by the Board of Directors, payable Jan 15, 1896. to stockholders of record at the closing of the transfer books at the close Of business on opened at the opening of business Thursday, Jan. l6, 1856. CHAS. k. FLINT,
 d6 l3 TreaS1rer9
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and magnificent, IL was specially paint ed by Dein Harps, the celebrated New York scenic artist, In the first act an appeared in 1905, Is given, Again in the. third act Dunlos Abbey, as it ap- pearod in 1895, is reproduced, An inter estiug scene in the third act Is glpsy eGcampment with sipsies In weird fan tastic costumes and beautiful weird sur roundings of q gipsy camp, The inter est of tho audience Is kept on the alert from the beginning until the fall of the curtain,
 "The Alsatan" will continue the re- mainder of the week with matinees this afternoon and to-morrow afternoon, During the performances Mir, Ellis gives fancy toys to children in the audience,
 The attraction at the Grand opera house the first three days next week is one that all amusement loving peo- pie will want to see. It is none other than the original Watson sisters and their company of players, and heading it is their great electrical sensa tional creation entitled, El Triangul Giratoir, conceded by both press and public to be the most daring aerial act ever seen on any stage. The performance is bright, breezy and buoyant, having been created for laughing purposes only. In this the management has more than succeeded, as crowded houses have crowned their efforts.
 Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday.
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acquire, aud this occasion is naturally of the greatest importance, She is not to speak unless she is spoken to, and the responsibility of beginning con- versa ton with her rests upon the na- kodo if he is @ gentleman of tact he introduces some subject or asks some question that is calculated to bring out whatever conversational powers the young lady may possess, and in the meantime she sits upon her heels and endeavors to be as charming as possl- ble. The young man may engage in the conversation, but it is not good form for him to address his remarks to her. He may speak to her father or her mother but he usually remains en- tirely silent during the ordeal If the "mi-yai" happens to be an excursion or a theater party the same rule is ob- served, He may look as much as he likes, but 1t is bad manners for him to show the young lady any particular at tentien.
 After the ''mi-yai" is over the young man and his nakodo retire for consul tatlon. He thinks the matter over, and if he decides that the candidate is acceptable his parents send her hand some box of gifts Sometimes it con- tains silks and other fabrics, orna- ments or jewelry, decorative works of art, and, among the common people, fish, seaweed and other forms of food, Then the brides parents send presents in return, which is equivalent to an en- gagement, and an early day is selected for the wedding. If the young lady should happen to object, which is not often the case. as she is guided entire ly by the wishes of her parents in this and all other matters, the nakodo is mo- tified before an opportunity to send presents is given.
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ror1,s woNnrn1ANp rnrArrR.

It is very evident that Mile Marguer- ite has made a big success in her mar vicious exhibition of elasticity, for the threater has been well filled, sometimes to overhowing, at every performance this week. The other great artists on the bill have made similar success. Miss Ada Jones has made many ad- mirers for her sweet voice and attrac- tive personality, and few artists on the bill get more applause than she al every performance. She depends on nothing outre or suggestive for her success, singing songs that are most refined in language and sentiment As a successor to the great bill of this week the great Padewhiskie will come to the Wonderland next week, giving an ex- hibition of his marvellous trick manip- ulation of the piano. This is undoubted- ly the greatest novelty now on the stage for the reason that there is absolutely nothing like it done by any other artist in any part of the world.
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Entertainments.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Charles T, Ellis, the wonderful sweet singing comedian, appeared last evening for the first time in this city in his new
 play, 'The Alsatian." The name of Ellis is sufficient to draw, no matter what the play. The new play is TO- mantle comedy written by Charles Erin
 Werner, and is possessed of genuine merit. The Grand opera house was fill ed last evening and the large attend ance was no more than the perform ance deserved, Besides MT Ellis, who always appears to advantage, MT. Percy Plurkett, as Sir Reginald Moore; MT. John P. Loughney as Clement Ankatel, MT. William F. Carroll as Counsellor Jeremiah I. c. White were excellent in mems parts. Miss Lottie Vincent as Nelly Nugent Miss May Bristol as Bridget 'Shaughnessy, were good in female parts. Miss Mabel Gardner as Clarice Fitzgerald, the heroine, is de- serving of especial praise. Little Mat tie Geer, who took the part of Master Roy O'Moore is a clever child. The scenery for the production is beautiful
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-13
A pIeasant Affair.

The concert given by the Evangelical Lutheran Emanuels given at the Luth- eran church on Humphrey street last evening, was attended by a large au- dience The program included an over ture by Weibel and Schwickarde; se- lection, Bagar Harmonie quartet; bari tone solo, Charles Miller; soprano sole with flute, Miss Ford and Miss Hagel terror solo, by Frank O'Conor; selection Arion quartet: contralto solo, by Miss l.. Daniker; soprano solo, by Miss siebke, and selections by the Wireless Manchlin club.
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" fasMmctaI
1nduStrials G.ess Prominent in Dealings
 and Transaction Fell or.


 1ndustrials Gess Prominent in Dealings
 and Transactions Fell or.
 New York, Dec. 12.--Stocks were IT, regular again to-day. The industrials were less prominent in the dealings and the transactions fell off materially. Sugar, which was the most active stock, figured for 24,7Oo shares and ranged be- tween 1D51a and 106ia As matter of fact, operators transferred their atten- ton to the railway list. In the early trading London was a seller of the bankrupt stocks and Louisville and Nashville.
 New low records were made for Union Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred, Union Pacific, and Dsnyer and Gulf. London was a seller in a moderate way of these stocks. Baltimore and Ohio broke about 4 points to 47 on a story of a receivership which was subsequent ly officially denied. The drop in the stock had no effect on the general rail- road list
 The anthracite coalers were stronger than of late and under purchases to
 
 cover short contracts Jersey Central rose per cent. to 110M: Lackawanna rose ? to 167 and Delaware and Hudson 11a to 1297s. Pacific Mail ranged be- tween 3114 and 3214. The usual reports about the agreement with the Panama were revived, but less attention was paid to them.
 Speculation closed irregular. Net changes show losses of 1s@B per cent, outside of the anthracite coalers, which gained as@4 per cent.
 Bonds were higher. The Reading is- sues were the features, Sales were $1,- S95,000.
 Following are the closing prices ra- ported by Prince X Whitely, bankers and brokers. 46 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street. New Haven: