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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-28
XANDRIA VA. WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER % 1896
THE VATICAN is INTERESTED.

THE VATICAN is INTERESTED.
The London Pail Mall Gazette yes
terday afternoon published dispatch
from Rome which said: 1.-THE presi.
Dental election Gn the United States)
is the absorbing topic at the Vatican,
the explanation being the strides which
Catholicism has made in America,
which is now one of the church's larg-
est sources of income. 1t is recognized
that the standing danger to Romanism
in the United States is the independ-
ence OF the American bishops, notice.
able since the time OF Plus XI. The
latter fully recognized that these bish-
ops enjoyed greater power than their
brethren elsewhere, and he showed
that ho understood this by his witty
answer to some English priests who
asked for certain privileges. He
"a d 4 am, as you say, pope,
Yet cannot accept your request.
But added the pontiff, with slight
',vinkle in his eye, L can show you q
Wy to obtain your desire. Go to
:, merica, for there the bishops are great
er than the Pope"
"On the accession of Pope Leo mat
ters assumed a different aspect. he
charged Mgr. Satolli with the duty of
iniimatipg to the bishops in unmis-
taxable language the limits of their
powers, and the result was something
like split, which it took Mgr. Satolli
two years to heal. But his mission had
good results"
Continuing, the correspondent of the
Pail Mall Gazette remarks that the
Vatican does not desire it's representa-
tives in America to take an active part
in tho campaign, fearing rew division
in the ranks, and apprehending at the
same time that some of the most i'm
peiuous bishops might break out. He
adds that this feeling of uneasiness at
the Vatican will not disappear until
after election.
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Down Quilts with superior quality of down
and covering of most beautiful designs.
A full line of Blankets at popular prices
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Teezel Plush in all the dainty and delicate
colors at 1212c. Charming material for dress
ing sacques, lounging robes and tea gowns.
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Come and see our great collection of Cloaks
and Capes and notice how we lead in style,
quality and price.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM
Opens and cleqnses
the Nasal Passages,
Allsys Pain and In
nsinmation. II ca 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-28

Winter Underwear for men, women and
children in all the prevailing styles and
prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-28

In Notions and Dressmakers' Supplies we
cali give you anything you ask for.
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Our fsrpet, Oilcloth, Bug, Mating, Por-
there's, Lace Curtain departments are being
continuously filled with the richest colorings
and choicest designs
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
B. 4 m. II. le. Time 4 abSc.
GOING EAST
VOiumn NXIV.

With this number The CHEF enters
its oath year, Twenty three years ago
the frail bark WAS launched upon "a rest
less sea, tossed hither and thither, and
swayed by every wind that blew. IL has
go far wcathercd every blast, and starts
out upon it's oath voyage full OF hope
and ambition to lead IN journalism in
this part Of Nebraska. During the last
three OF four years the times and con.
dition OF affairs have not always brought
forth that CLEAN OF hope that is desir.
able in IA well regulated newspaper office,
but thanks to our patrons and sub
ecribers we have been well patronized
and have an excellent business consid-
ering the trying times that have been
prevalent, not only in Red Cloud, but
all over our fair land. However, we
shall push forward with the same vigor
and energy that we have always applied
and hope to round up 1896 in better
shape than any one Of the journalistic
journeys The CHIEF has made in its
t~wenty-three years existence. Again
we thank the business men of Red Cloud
and Oar subscribers for staying by us
and We promise to give you "the best
we have in the shop" during 1896, and
wishing you IA happy new year We re.
main as ever
THE RFD CIorD CHEZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

boast Of doing something no other
young gent in Red Cloud ever did,
namely; Wheeled to Now Jersey and
back, just to see the difference in
%'air."
Our able contemporary, Will Nc
MILAN, of the Belt, would be all right,
would say yes-but 1t wont do for
the lady to talk much. as he is quite
suspicious of the fair sex.
Roy TAFT is a practical representa-
tive of the art preventative; can
amuse the ladies in various ways. He
can sing sweetly and play on a bass
drum. He is proficient in many
things. Has risen from the realms
of His Satanic Majesty's headquarters
in a printshop to master of "pi," and
at last mounted the editorial tripod.
His name is perseverance, and would
marry the first pretty girl at tie drop
of the hat.
Flave Grice, ~ex-managcr of the
Burlington route, now sells ''physic
for corn medicine" He has a lus-
trous growth Of wbiskers, and it is
said that he pets them by the hour.
This would give his wife a chance to
get breakfast without being bothered.
He is on the market and could be Sc
cured easily. Apply as once and avoid
the rush; is sure to go quickly.
Elmer Haley sells shoes, aud fits
ankle braces with neatness and des-
patch. He talks Trilby to all the la
dies, aud would make a frst-class
hubby for the right damsel. Is very
susceptible.
George Hadell, we believe, bears
the honor snd distinction of being
tho ha ndssmsst male clerk in Duck.
er's dry goods house, except one. 1t
is said that he would embrace" the
opportunity Of matrimsny without
hesitation provided always that the
lady mould do the asking and prom
ise to build the fires.
Henry Clark is of vary tender
years. Is particularly adapted ia
matrimony and would close a sontrac,
for better or worse promptly if one
was rendered, but we have been par
TALLY waiting fer leap year so the
fair sex might have a chance to cap
turs eur young friend, whs though
%Psrsevsring, is evidently too modes,
to approach the subject. He 10 very
tender hearted and has been known
to ever put q tombstone eve thu
grave Of his best girls pet dog.
Will Tulleys, with q forlorn hop'
does not propose that any sne cir
shall crush his matrimonial prospect
and like He Of old, exslsims, "Lo,
am with you always"
Dell Able is not "tsll but" hand
some, and although able to make
handsome salary he 10 not able t.
muster up courage enough to pop tn
question, therefore, we think it higl
time for sems Of the girls to be cable
to catch on.
Joe Blair is as hanesome as q peacl
and jscund as q clown. Loves
the fair sex 70 death. Would max,
enc Of the most attentive husbands i
he could find one hs could "boss.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
COWIcs.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Colbun who live
five miles northeast OF Cowles we're
made the happy recipients Of the con-
CALCULATIONS Of a large circle of friends
on Tuesday the 3lst. it being Mrs. Col.
burn birthday. At about 1880 a. m,
the streets north, south, east and west
were alive with wagons and carriages
filed with n happy people, neighbors
and friends from the four points of the
compass %conyerging to the spacious
home of the worthy couple. The sur.
prise was complete and splendidly car.
ried nj under the management Of Mrs.
Peter Spracher, who had made arrange.
ments for every emergency. The doc
tor from Cowles and his wife drove ra-
pidly to Mr.. Colburn's home and soon
the neighbors began to gather in to
see who was sick and strange as IN may
seem every vehicle was loaded with
good things for sick folks to eat. Oh,
such a table and such a menu! 1t made
the doctor rejoice and the goddess n.y.
giene weep. 1t took three large extern
sion tables to seat the friends whs made
, MI. and Mrs. Colburn their guests Of
honor for the day. 1t is seldom the
privilege of mortal in this land to sec a
mere sociable and happy gathering.
Mirth and good cheer was the order of
the day and only the shades Of evening,
could induce the happy throng to depart.
But there must be an end to all things
and so with many expression Of esteem
and good wishes and that the neighborly
gathering must not be an exception, Mr..
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

John A, Barber came in this week
and renewed his subscription to Tn
CHEF to June l, 1897, making twenty.
five years that he has subscribed for the
Great Family Weekly. W. have "a great
many Of the early settlers on our books
who subscribed for the first issue an6
have never missed a copy. In 1873. the
first paper was printed and they sold al
high as So per copy. Uncle John Bar
Dor has braved a quarter OF a centur!
on the frontier and has been amply re
wardsd. and The CHIEF wishes him con
tinued prosperity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

While in Chicsgo at the worlds fair
hs fell in love with the pretty ANA.
IONS and wanted to bring them all
no me with him, but his purse was shy.
He has been much in love since and
" Guild blusiogly say 'ab, there to
the girl whe would say ''come here
honey"
Postmaster Frank Cowden as a
catch would be out Of sight. Draws
a princely salary from Uncle Sam and
could keep a wife in all the luxury
necessary. He is quite young yet,
but that would bs ne bar to matr,-
mony. Will have to be asked this
year or will be toe late. We know OF
several who are determined to secure
the prize this year, but so far Frank
has evaded their 5ewitching smiles.
Dave Haley has turned granger is
order to keep away from the sptieing
snarss OF matrinony. Having be.
come satisfied that there was no hope
for him has gone on the farm and is
"baching it," "Rescue the perish.
ing"
Fred McKesby, N. D., sweet, be-.
%witching, artful, calculated to break
In twain the hearts of the fair sex
every year exceptleap year. He used to
be "1ossie" but now is doomed to walk
alone" unless time and the fair sex
prevail on him to give up. Distance
lends ench antment, but the distance
is too far to walk. The question is
plainly stated. "What shall he DO to
be saved Would marry, but agreed
to wait.
Allie Albright is very lovely and
would make one Of the neatest and
best husbands on earth il he only
had the nerve to ask. Will some lady
C consider this case and send in a prop.
o~sition with probable amount Of an
nuity to be settled upon the groom.
Homer Sherwood has arrived at
that age when matrimony is quite a
problem. If he does not hook up now
1t may be too late, Is dead in earnest
and would marry any good looking
woman that could muster tho courage
to do the asking. Must ask him OF
he will never marry.
Charlie Rsigle, always "ready" and
willing to marry, provided he does
not have to be bothered popping the
question. Address all communica,
tious care Of "Panhandle," tho o.hsl
side of this side Of the depot. Would
be a good catch.
Wally Wright is all right, 10 purely
lady's man. Rather stay at home
and wash than to sell hardware
Could be induced to marry if spplica
ton was made before he arrives a,
the age Of twenty one.
W. sould in. fact continue this story
in definitely, but owing to the scarcity
OF space We are compelled to briefly
an nounce the names Of the balance
Here they are
Amos Cowden, Charley White,
Robt. Potter, Al Aultz,
Stewart Albright, John Tullsys,
Bart Wright, Ward Hiatt,
Frank Goble, Geo. Morhart,
Henry Newhsuss, Roscoe Gather,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
A FEW SNAPS
FOR LEAP YEAR RY WHICH
THE MARRIAGEAB lE
Ladies May Find the OppOrtun.
iiy Of Lifetime.

From time immemorial it has been
the custom Of the fair sex to delve in
matrimonial problems every 9TH year,
and hence, this week we present a
large number of osr choicest Young
mon who have arrived at the proper
age for matrimonial contracts. In
our list we have some excellent snaps,
and we unhesitatingly recommend
them to the tender mercics Of the
many "dears' in this neck O. the
woods who are seeking connubial fe-
~l,oity. There need be no aversion in
popping the question to any Of those
named herein, for each and every enc
would jump at the opportunity to So.
cure sufficient patrimsny to keep them
from mental labor. Read and r%e1est.
Alva Sellars is just starting out in
life and, of late, has been suspiciousIy
cycling the young ladies with a matri-
monial end in view. His first crop of
whiskers were a decided success.
This is u sign of attention in the
right direction. A girl with money
would be met with a sure response Of
ayes, il ma don't care"
George Ovcring is the beau ideal Of
a hubby, although it is stated that
Some Day" he will be single nc
more. AS a singer he is out Of sight,
an d often brings tears from the barb
wire fence while emitting those night
npale stratus as he meanders from
~csrnfeld to cornfield in the sweet re.
pose Of school life IN district fl.
Edwin Emigh Is just the young
man for some sweet girl. He is toe
bas hful to pop the question in an of
year, aud if some lady had nerve &c
propose, he would say yes quickly
and faint dead away-we guess not
He has Trilby feet and could live OF
love.
Bernard McNsny, he of New Yorl
city, is a profound disciple of Black
stone, and could secure his own di
voree if 'twere necessary. He is
lady's man, but very bashful. HI
would be supremely happy to have
some lady ask him "ts be her dar
lint" Doa't hesitate, for it may b,
everlastinely too late.
Father Henry Richmond, recent
ly Of the insane asylum, and later
editor of our uptown pop contempt
rary, is always as happy as a clam il
high water. He is a noted politician
and his extreme afability brings hin
10 close touch with all classes of pee
pie. He is . model lady's man an,
gets easily mashed, therefore coul'
be induced to marry anyone VIII
would be half willing, if they coul,
souviuse him that marriage was not
failure.
Hugh Miner would be just tho fel
low for the right girl, especially j
! she could talk "bicysle." He Cal
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

II suffering with piles, it will interest
You to know that Dewitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will cure them. This medicine is
a specific for all complaints of this char.
acter, and if Instructions (which are sim
ple) are carried out, a cure will result.
We have tested this in numerous cases,
and always with like results. Il never
fails, G l. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
THOS. PENMAN
SllcrifI''s Sale,

Notice Is hereby given that under and nv vir.
tue OF an order Of sale. issued from the 0fice
of G. B. Crone, clerk of the district cOurt nj
The tenth judicial district, within and for Web
ton pending therein, wherein James Thomsen-
Glalntin, aud against A. NJ. Walters, LEM
waters ~. Snow; Charles E. Bates. Mario
ram L'Henrenx, defendants, / shall amer for
sale az public, vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash In hand. at the east deos Of the court
Nebraska, that beng the building Wherein
ne last term Of said court Was holden) on tho
ON DAY OF February, a. ID. 1896. at one o'clock
v. III, OF SAID day; the following described
propeIty; towlti The northeast quarter Of
seeI ION SIX l6l, township four ~. range twelve
W west OF The 9Th 7. NJ, In Webster county,
Given under my hand This I'd day OF January,
A. ID. 1896,
J.W. RuScHEY. Sheriff,
b. +. Thomas, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

and Mrs. Colburn were left with a new
proof OF the high esteem extended by
their neighbors who know them will.
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

The republicans have organized the
U. s. senate, and are now in control
OF both houses OF congress. II Uncle
Grover will now sign bills, you can put
up your money that proper legislation
will take place that will set the country
on it's pegs again. That is what we
want.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
NcighbOrs and Friends.

There will he a public installation OF
officers Of the Modern Woodmen Of
America next Wednesday evening, Jan.
g., 1896. Installation free, oysters 10
cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

Last night said a travelling man, ~
should have missed my train aud lost an
entire day but for a little information
noticed in the Rand-McNsily Guide. /
will never be without IL again"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

In order to clear out old stock, l viii,
sell all goods purchased Of L. M. Vance
at greatly reduced prices. Come and
price them.-F. Newhouse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

One Minute Cough Cure is a popular
remedy foI Group. Safe for children and
adults. G. l.. COttinv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

Will Ysiser, who is now braking on
the st. Francis branch Of the B. 4 NJ,
was at home one day this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

NJ. M. Stern was in Omaha this week
on business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

PATRoNIzE home industries all tn,
time and keep your money at homo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

THE war scare is over, and Grover
etill lives to shoot ducks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
For sale ar 'vradc.

a nice home in Red Cloud, with well,
stable and 2 lots. Will trade for cattle.
inquire at this office. IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wsdd'aFslr tlShsst Agslslaad Dtpssos.

ject, he said, was not only, 10 .YAsIe.,
Democrats, but to prevent Republic
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

Nate Platt, Jeff Myers,
jerome Wright, Homer Kinsel,
John Kesler. Alvin Pope,
Elmer Crone, Don Pope,
Edwin Cook, Clo,d Cummings,
Randolph McNitt, Will Quicker,
We a fully recommend these
young \ to the manageable ladies
of Red Cloud, aud, upon application
at this %sfice, will furnish the most
startling cred.ntial. of each and
every one, and hope We shall, thr"ngh
the influence of the Great Family
" eekly, be able to accomplish man,
Pheasant marriages durlng 1896. OF
leap year. A happy New Year to ont
and all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
APurs 0rsps Cream u Tartar Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03
OF THE REASURE OF WEB:

ALTON showing the mmnm hand hy1 t16h the collections men made disbursements and amount remaining mmm
mmhM dM dheN aF Funds ad
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

The RED CLOUD CHEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-03

The murderer has been placed in jail
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quorum OF the webor stake for about

7 quorum OF the webor stake for about
seven years.
on May Is, 1882, Elder Lawson re-
coived another letter OF appointment To
| I'll a mission to Great Britain. This umo
! no was accompanied 10y his wiio. They
/ arrived in Now York about the 1T ~
/ June, and on the Ash sailed from that
! port on the steamship Wisconsin, and on
/ tho 18Th landed la LIVERPOOL. From
| there he was again sent to the 1slo "
Man; but In consequence Of severe phys
| ical debility, no was unable to travel, 40
| he hold what was called ilfesiio preach
/ ings in tho houses Of the Saints, While
there he also was engaged In searching
| for tho gonealogios u his aucestors' ~
which he was successful. THIS mission
was worry brief one, owing 10 his SICK
ness ON August 3lst, 1850, he. with his
wife boarded tho steamship Wisconsin
ana sailed from Liverpool to New YORK
arriving here september llih. on
their return trip, and when about
four miles from Lyncnbufgi lhey hgh
a narrow escape from death The Train
was wrecked, several passengers we're
severely injured. but v dor LAWSON ana
wife escaped uniujuioi. ON sop embsr
2ird they arrived at ogden ngiin IN
safely.
For seven year. previous to his dca'h
Joseph Lawson was confined to his house
with palsy. lie was completely para
lived and unable 10 hcln himself ~ any
manner. In his tad anl elton bis faith
fat wife nursod him until his dcalh ni-
fectionately.
llo pas.od peacefully away early ON
Now Years morning, 1896. and was IN
TERED In tho ogden cann'orv. lie was
man In whom vonern ion Tor tho DEITY
was strongly developed. He was 90
won't worshlpor. aud had the most I'M
plicit faith IN tho tuv.ico. truth aud mercy
Of Goi. lie was himself Just aud up.
right iran, beloved. honorod aud oiietmei
hy all who know him, lie was true to
his God. 10 his county and ~ insiuu'
tinns. lie waa dovoiodly attached n his
family aud was dearly beloved by ihon,
lie died In foil faith that he would rise
again on the morning Of the hrst rcsur-
roction. lie had six sons, one daughter
and nineteen grand children.
JosKru HALL
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No1Ioe or 1RusT1E,s sALr.

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This igvAluabiu foinsay Is one that
ought 10 be- IN every Household. 10
will cure your Rheumatism, Neural.
0fd, Spralns. Gus, Bruises, Frosted
Feet and Ears, Sore Thfoat aui Sore
Cheat. II you have Lame bacA u
will cure H. IL peletrAtss TO the seat
OF the disease. IL will cure 81 n
Joints anu contracted musclts after all
other remedies have Jailed. Those
who have boom oripplea for Year, have
used BdDard's SnoD LiHiutsnf nhd
thrown away their otutehuH and htan
able 10 walk AS well an ever. II will
euro you Price 90 cents. Sold by
z. &. ii. !. drug store.
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NOTICE OF BIDS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. J. W. Houston, assignee
for the benefit Of the creditors Of 70 Con.
hahn IL Offering for sale and hereby inviios
scaled bids for the ontiro stock IN tho lump OF
clothing. furnishing goods, and hats, remain
tup on bic hands A. such assignee, aud heiur
10 the store rooms Number 10 3 ~ second
soutu. and Number .Oi ana ~ south Main
street, 10 salt Lake CITY, Utah. together with
all the fixtures, sholViugs, snow cases and iron
cafe now IN said stores uida must be en-.
closed IN a cd envelope and addressed TO
y. W. Houston, assignee, care Of Luoiuouf0w
a Kahn, attorneys, Commercial Block, SALT
LAKE. CITY. Utah, and will be received on or
before Saturday, the 1T day u February.
l-lG, - 4 O'Clock p. m, hut not later Each
BID IN order 10 be considered. must br accom-
panied, a. evidence Of good faith, tv a check
certified 20 BY a talt Jake CITY bank. TO the
order of the undersigue J. W. Houston,
assignee, for the amount Of ten pcr cent OF the
hid which viii DO forfeited 10 SAID J. W
Houston, assignee. N the remaining ninety
por cent OF the bid IL not pfid to him Ia each
upon acceptance Of the ira And tender ~ tho
said property 20 the bidder The undersigned
reserves the right 20 reject any or all bidt.
1he aaid property will be open for the lnspet
ton 0f intending purchasers on and alter
saturday, the 18th day OF January, 1875. dur.
ing business hours, and every opportunity will
no given them Tor n thorough Inspection aud
examination Of the same
Assignee Tor the benca. OF tho creditors Of
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