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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09
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Thirty bays.
Just outside the police court building
the other morning the Free Press Grim.
inal reporter found his way blocked by
nm old woman with anxious face, who
lifted up her hands at sight Of him
and exclaimed,
"Sir! What do you think? They've
got Daniel In there this moraing with
The rest of the crowd!'
Who's IDaniel?"
who's Daniel! You Twin here In
Detroit and don't know who Daniel ISL
But there are a great many Daniels
IN Detroit"
one Daniel as anybody evcr heard of,
and he's my own husband. Why, sir,
when ! heard that he was arrested I
couldn't believe q word Of IL! | felt hat
estonished that you could have knocked
me down with a feather!"
"Well. what's Daniel peer doing?"
mot the first blessed thing, sirl It's
'sitber q great mistake or it's spite
work"
But what's the charger"
drunk and d~isordsrly; but tee ~
awful shnne "a charge Daniel with
that He couldn't oe made druak, ar,
'snd he's che p~eacefullest man II al
Michigan Are you . iawysrS"
mo, 9A'am."
~ vas In hopss you was and thsa
you'd take this two dollars and 70 IL
.and talk for Daniel. Yo1 eould ~
MAT yen had known him Cor twenty
.yeers, and that he asvsr - Aruak
even "a elsotisa day. Yos eoald make
che jvdgs sss that . greet wrene AaA
been done, and hs'A b oaly too HiaA
~ discharge Daniel Are ysa ~ alder
mani"
mo, ma'an"
'sTeo bad! II you oaly w. yss esalA
iGO In and tell his. homer that Daniel
was a Of the bsst psaitAcal wsrhsrs
I'm this ward. Daring ~ las4 san-
psign, sir, Daniel VA cut every night
for fourteen straight atghta- II he
honor knew that he'd saspenA sentence
~ once, Have you gos . pull WITH tAs
police
'Tm afraid not"
'Ah! there II IL again. AZ you came
up the steps thought you looked like
. man who had You could 70 down
70 headquarters and say to en- thst
Daniel was y friend Of yours and gath
cred In by mistake, and they'd have
him out hero In Ave minutsa Poor
Daniel! He's a-sitting there aud q
watching and expecting. and here I'm
not able to lind anyone 10 do tho nrst
thing for him Doat pom work in the
city hallf"
en- -..--N
Nor belong 10 any city DEPARTMENT.
mo. ma'sn."
"And yo~ done know the mayor
right wshr'
NO ma'sR~
"What iuekl What iuckI Ali Now
have ii YoN ere one y them report
srs .. comes for its~s 10 M ~ ~ -
VsrA"
"Weair~
''Thsak ~ sAass ~ I tuaSasa -
-. - Deatsi sayA. New tAsa. ~ -
4. Yoa'u - Daalsa d ~ nAnSA
- yeu WAX - hin - cheer Mn NJ
IAeA. yea - ossr - ~ hsoss aaA,sey
thAA % Wua al . missAko. IL 0ao
tAsy wsatsA - away. Tsll M AAos
% Will - = greet favor - -, Ana
~ Apss - shall hove Il ntn -
~ . Giad 70 obAlgs ~ cad ls< Dssssl
O. Wtii ye 10 itr'
"MAAsm, I couldA'A"
MOI - help . poes womaur
mo"
"ThsA. cir, you're . mean nan and
NO good, and when my Daniel gsts cut
IN put him On 70 you, and he'll make
them heels q yours break your neck
sfore the week II out Scat! 1 wants
nothing moro to say to who's got
cobblestone In the place his heart
s..Ss. ~ h~''-Ibatroit free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09
'. M CAAETiN. ATTORNEY.

NOTICE TO NOA-RESiDENyS.
Riley Brooks. defsndant. will take noks e thar
on the 18th day Of June, lAN, Grace. q. Brooks,
plaintiff. filed her petition h The district court
OF Webster county. Nebraska, aw,int said de
PENDANT, the object and prayer OF which are Id
procure q dive, &c from said defendant. and thc
restoration of plaintiffs maiden name.
Said defendant IL required TO answer said
petition on or before the 18Th day OF JAY. M
Dated June "a, lN.
GRACE q. BR0sEs.
by j. NJ. CBAFFiN, Ser attorney.
(Finst Publication June ~, 1&.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

John Griffin, ~ GAINESVILLE, o., says:
~ never lived n day for thirty years
without suffering agony. uutil a bOx Of
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured my
piles" For piles and rectal troubles
cats, braises, sp~rains. eczema and all
skin troubles De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve IN uneQuslled. &. l.. eating.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

There il a time for everything; and
the time 10 attend " q cold IL when IL
starts. Don't wait until you have con.
sumption but prevent It bv using One
Minute Cough Cure, the great remedy
Tor coughs. colds, Group. bronchitis,
and all throat and lung troubles. G.
l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

One sise smaller after ssing Aliens Foot Ease,
= powder to be shaken into the shoes. 1t makes
tight or new shoes 1T easy; gives instant relief
to corns AID hnnions, It's NE greatest com fort
discovery OF the age. Cures and prevents
SWOLLEN feet, bhstsrs, callous end sore spsts.
Aliens Foot Ease ia u certain cure for sweating
hot, aching feet. Al au druggists and shoe
stores, Csc, Trial pachsR free BY MAIL. Al
dress, Allen s. olmstead. lie Roy, N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

ASA yoar grocer today To show you q pschsre
Of 0RAIN-O the new food drink that tskss he
place OF cofee. The children may drink II o.
we'll 81 the adna without injury. An who Try II
like H. GRAIN o has thai, rich zeal brown Of
Mocha 6nd Java, but It 10 made from purs
grsins. and the most delicate stomach receives
u without dntrcss, \ the price N co1ss. iuc
asd Ne ~ package. Sold by eli srocsuu
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

Ednrate HOur Bowels With Cmscarets.
loo. &c. u G. G. G. fail. druggtsts refund meney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

Everybody Says 80.

Casoarets Candy Catiartlc. the mos, ~ ou
derful medical discovery Of the age. peas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
anu positively on Kidneys. liver aud bowels.
cleansing the entire system, dispcl ,olds
cure headache, fever, labitual constirn.ior
and bilionsBess. Please bny and try a bnx
OF 4. g.. &. to-day; 10, ~, so cents. Sod anu
guaranteed TO cure by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

To Cure Constipation Forever.
X .,scnrets Candy Cathartic. roc or ebo
II c. c. c.. fail TO cure. druggists refund nlouoy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

Complimentary Frisnd-very strih.
Ing woman, Mrs.. Va Snort
Mr.. Ven Snort Yes; she hit ne fos
~ this norning.|udgs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

Mr.. &. l.. Hasbrouck, a druggist at
Mendon, Mich, says oil Of the good
testimonials that have been published
by the manufacturers of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
conld he duplicated in that town. For
sale by II. +. Griee, Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09
Notice 70 Builders.

Notice is hereby given that the board
Of county commissioners of Webster
county, Nebraska, will receive bids for
the building OF Poor House on the
Poor Farm in Sestion6, Town ., Range
IL, In Webster county, Nebraska, &C
cording to plans and specifications on
file in the county clerks Office. Said
bids to be filed in the Office Of the
County Clerk on or before the 10th day
Of July, 1897, said bid to be accom-
panied by a good and sufficient bond.
The board reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated at Red Cloud, Nebraska, june
22d, 1897.
l.. II. Fort, County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

-Piron, the French poet aud sstirist
wrote . whole book Of epigrams against
Dee FontaiasA because the latter mu.
tiiatsd . complimentary msntien q
him made BY ReasssA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

To Care Constipation Vorevee.
Tnke CHscerets Candy CathAsuc No or H.
II G. @ G. fell 70 cure, druggists refund money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic, fun OF life. nerve and vigor. take No!T0.
Bnc, the wonders WORKER. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 400 or 81. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
sterling Remedy Co, Chicago ~ New York
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

Teeesr. 6alt'RheUm and EcnemA.
The Intense itching and smarting Incl
deatto these Diseases Is instantly Sllayed
hby, applying Chsmberlain's Eye and
6ktn Ofntment. Many very bad cases
have boen permaaently cured by u, It
10 equally efficient for itching piles and
Q fsvsrt6e remedy for sore nipples /;
chnpPed hands, chAblains, frost bites
And chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09
"FnnDOMTA. N.Y. Jvlya ~

- H.N.U snHsR.
1ewS9ss-In issy I he'd been amicspA With
80 nsaon Of ailments. Including pain IN
IN - Kidney and bladder trouble
nAteeeouAoea. lost 1eah ana became 10
nAaeseAas ahas ! could DOT - around. In
thaAaoseaasd condition I sousAt The aid Of
a senanene 0hysician. bat he atd not seem 70
- e1aeSe ~ = remedy that would Roach
.kS.1f:1clI rsTs!vsa 40 osseit
a.2tsdkaSs 6sss. I fsls I. RSs' Saaa ::.
- e~sstsninE y: H3t Within tSrss
SlleAt ceeayp . few months later vSs cured
~ eesrhaiS ooffas OF same" No return slnce,
FOR SALE BY q. l.. COTTING.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09
AN ORDINANCT.

Ne v ordained BY Ahe mayor and eitv council
1f Abe CITY OF Red Ueeud. Nebraska, That ne foi.
.ostns a,nouhts be appropriated out Ut the DIES
s!ns1ra IanSs iSr the speci6c psrposes for the
0et % the gensral fund for salaries. 200; for
seieei eommtksioner elll; fOr ball rent 900: Tor
nsrkl. olSl. !"
OUT OF the water fund FOR payment OF inseuss,
Out " water levy fund, for SALARY vstar al,
Giaeer. tt1j; for water commissioner = "a
Out ~ ooenpatiop fund for repairs on srects
80, f0v incidental expenses oNO. for wa,er
oomniasiones. o7U.00 ~ ""'''
This ordinance shsil take effect from and
aeOording Ia law. ""
Approved: 0so. J. wAanys., uavo,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

=. .0e1y.s Csa1itiss Powders, are
Just What . horee needs when In bad
condision. Tgnic. blood purifier and
vermaiu9e. They are not food but
nedicine and TIE BEST In use to put n
noree IN prime condition. Price 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-07-09

"Thsn. cir, you're . NEAR man and
NO good, and when my Daniel gsts cut
I'll put him On 70 you, and he'll make
them heels o yours break your neck
afore the week II out Scat! l wants
nothing moro to say To ono who's got Q
cobblestone In the place his heart
$3.50 ~ k>t'-Ilatroit free Prasx
The sun., 1897-11-26
Mo wants an Army or Hair a plIl,on.

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUS-sfr. Mr. J. A. Goulden
Chairman OF Memorial Committee g. A. r. OF New
York. says in THE sun OF the 2lst inst, "that the
veterans Of the late war could bp used to NIL the
breach In the seacoast forts PennsS lvania New Jer
sey. and New York could furnish 10000 veterans
under 90 capable Of doing efficient duty in handling
the guns of the seacoast batteries" and lot more
nonsense OF the same tenor.
without question the spirit OF the veteran is will
Ing but IL Is only necessary TO look over the Grand
Army pArades 10 see how weak IL the flesh OF these
willing and patriotic Spirits. No army surgeon would
dare the assertion that he could hnd 10000 sound
men In the entire number or veterans in the three
States mentioned
No such delusiOn should be tolerated for mo-
ment The veterans are passing away, many to their
long rest few let hope, to green old age where
they will he free from wars alarms.
This country needs to-day a standing army of half
. million men. trained soldiers OF all arms. and
navy to match. This would insure greater respect
Tor Government both at homo and abroad
NEW YORK. Nov. 23 LUZ A. DA CUHHA.
The sun., 1897-11-26
One Standard. One Currency,

In spite OF Secretary CAGES evasive and
non.committal speech at the Chamber of
Commerce dinner ON Tuesday evening, the
assertion Is made, on behalf of tho Admin.
lstration, that it will press through Con.
gress, as soon as possible, a bill forbidding
the use for any purpose but the redemption
of Government notes, of the Treasury gold
reserve held against the notes, and also for
bidding the reissue of redeemed notes ex-
cept against deposits of gold.
This Is wise and good, as far as It goes,
but 1t does not go far enough. Provision
also should be made against an increased
issue OF notes, to circulate as money, by the
national banks. Otherwise, the banks
could, under the proposed bill, turn into
the Treasury all the Government notes they
now hold, and as many more as they could
get, draw out the gold for them, lock up
that gold In their vaults, and then issue
their own circulating notes nearly to the
amount of the Government notes redeemed.
The Government notes would thus grad
ually be withdrawn from circulation and
national bank currency would replace it.
There Is no pressing need, just at this
moment, for any legislation whatever in
regard to the currency. The Treasury Is
amply supplied with gold. and nobody en-
tertains any doubt of its ability, for a
year to come, to redeem with ease all the
Government notes that may be presented
to 1t for redemption. In fact, its trouble Is
that the people want to deposit gold with
1t and take out notes beyond it's power to
supply them. Only the future need be
considered. and in providing for the future
the aim should steadily be to substitute
for bank notes Government notes only,
backed by an adequate gold reserve and
redeemable in gold on demand.
Let US have one standard, namely. gold,
and one currency, composed of Government
gold coin and Government paper redeem.
able in gold, with silver for subsidiary use
The sun., 1897-11-26
Herr Lueders and Hayti.

Our latest dispatches from Berlin indi-
cate that Germany's affair with China
eclipses In Importance her trouble with
Hayti, and, further, that her demands upon
President TIREsIAs AUGUsTIN SIMON SAM
may have been moderated since they were
SO pompously presented in person by Minis
ter ScHwERIN.
If, as is now said. Germany asks only a
suitable indemnity for Herr LUEDERs, and
none for her own injured dignity, the mat
ter should be easily arranged. LUEDERs
was sentenced to a months imprisonment
on the charge of assaulting the police while
they were making an arrest at his house.
Such an offence Is punishable at Berlin
as at Port au Prince. The element in
the case that looks queer Is that on
his appeal and new trial the sentence
was made year, with $500 fine.
Still, he was actually released before he
had been held a month, so that Count
SoHwERIN's demand of 81 900 In gold per
day, with $5, 900 for every day of detention
after the notification, seems a very high
rate of personal compensation. One ac-
count says he was imprisoned twenty-three
days before the notice and six days after it,
which would apparently net him, at Count
SCHwERIN's prices, about $4,000. On
these terms LUEDERS would find his expe-
rience highly profitable.
But the main point is that Germany
shows no signs of trying to bully Hayti. a.
The sun., 1897-11-26
Once nm Adopted Tndinn, Always One.
From IN, Ka,,as cffy Times.

CHELSEA. ]. T.. Nov. 21.-A decision has just
been handc cd down by the st. Louis Court of APP
peals deprivinR white adopted citizens of the
Cherokee Nation any right to ever reclaim citi-
Zenship in the United States. The decision Is
said to also affect the other of the I've civilized
tribes. There are in the Territory about 10 600
white adopted citizens.
Many white men marry Indians, however and
do not become adopted into the tribe. This 10
where they want 10 mpres upon the world they
do not marry the Indian maidens for n right in
the land only. When white man is married into
the tribe he must take the regua tion OATH swear
ing to support no other Government save the
Cherokee Many Indians who have become dis
gusted with the corruptness of their own gov
ernment have, however, taken the oath of al
legiance to the United States. and are no longer
citizens under the Indian laws, but they are NOT
deprived of their rights to share in the land and
moneys.
A white man in order to marry according to
tho Cherokee law must have petition signed
by ten Indians stating his good moral character,
and also certificate of the, same from, the
County Clerk of the county in the State in which
he last resided One must also have been q resi-
dent of the Nation six months prior to the mar
riaRe. In this day very few are married in ao-
cordance with the Cherokee law.
The sun., 1897-11-26

Why Is Mexico, Mo-, the hub and sacred
centre OF the silver wheeli Why does the
latest and the earliest nows of the silver world
como from Mexico. MOI Why does the pulse
OF argentine aspiration throb in louder beats at
Mexico, Mo-, than anywhere elseI Nobody
knows. So hath 1t boen; so be 1t. Probably
moro has been done In Mexico, NO., for human
ity and against the Money Power than in all
other parts and parcels of tho world. Mexico
NO.. has just got letter from the Hon. JOE
SIBLEY. tho plutocratic pillar Of some peo-
pies hope In Pennsylvania. Frankly admit" 1"
writes SILVER SHELLEY, THAT II nominated on
ticket with Mr.. BRYAN, with a platform that
respected the head. the heart, and the conscience
of the great plain people Of our nation. should
esteem 1t most profound honor" Upon what
other platform could SILVER JOE be nominated
He has money in his pockets, and not less than 10
hearts within his bosom. He deserves to be nom
mated for vlce-President, II Mr.. BRYAN can be
persuaded TO take first place.
The sun., 1897-11-26
New York and tho Democratic Party.

The very frank declaration by Mr.. CROKER
that he recognizes Senator MURPHY as the
leader of the Democracy of this State Is
merely an authoritative announcement of o
fact which was made manifest in the late
campaign.
The course of the Democratic State Com
mittee and of Tammany Hall in that cam
paign and in all appropriations for it indi-
Gated very plainly that 1t is their policy
to keep the Democratic organization of New
York in cordial harmony with the Demo-
cratic party as whole. Justice PARKER,
the candidate for Chief Judge of the Court
of Appeals, announced promptly after his
nomination that he had voted for Mr.. BRYAN
last year. In the spring, Manhattan Club
gold Democrats were sanguine that they
could secure the nomination by Tammany
Hall of a candidate for Mayor who would
be representative Of their opposition to the
Chicago platform. Like Justice PARKER,
however, Judge VAN WYoK had remained
faithful to his party last year, and except
for that circumstance he would not have
been nominated for Mayor and could not
have been elected. Tammany, however,
evaded the Chicago platform, though it
tion of the Organized Democracy, and it
made its campaign on "local issues" the
Citizens Union assisting it to return to
power on them.
Senator HILLS square and bold opposi.
tion to the Chicago platform on the floor of
the convention itself and his silence in the
campaign of last year do not commend him
as an agent in carrying out the schemes of
Democratic harmony, which Mr.. CROKER
and his associates have in hand. They re-
gard strict Democratic regularity last year
| as the prime requisite for leadership in the
party. and consequently Senator HILL is
| excluded as disqualified. First of all, the
leader must be agreeable to the straight
out Bryan Democrats, who make up
the great bulk of the party in the
State, and who control 1t absolutely in
the Union as a whole and will domi-
nate the National Convention of 1900, ac-
cording to all present appearances. Sena-
tor MURPHY was prevented by illness from
attending the Chicago Convention, but
afterward he accepted its platform and
ticket as regularly and indisputably Demo-
cratic. Thus he is without the disqualifi-
cation for leadership which bars Senator
| ANN tic bCucIlo VI
harmonizing adopted by Mr.. CROKER and
apparently by the run Of the party man.
ayers in the State.
| 1t may be assumed, however, that the
real Democratic leader will not be Senator
MURPHY, but Mr.. CROKER himself. BY
welding the enormous political power Of
the Greater New York, Mr.. CROKER will
have far more influential place in the
Democratic party of the State than ever be-
fore, and If so disposed, 1t is reasonable to
infer that he can make himself Its master
easily and mould its policy with reference
to both State and national issues. 1t Is also
obvious from the course of Tammany Hall
in the late campaign and of the Democratic
State Committee, which acted in unison
! with 1t, that that policy will be to bring
the New York Democracy In fraternal re-
lations with the party generally, as loyal
division, in order that 1t may WELD the
The sun., 1897-11-26
Wasteful Expenditure for the City's
PRINTING

1t Is announced that Mr.. JAMES B. LYON
of Albany, the State Printer, has acquired
an interest In the business of the Martin
B. Brown Printing Company of this city,
which has the contract for printing the Of.
fetal journal known as the City Record.
"The City Record" we are also told,
twill be greatly increased in size after
Jan. l, and the contract for printing Is ex-
pected to be very valuable"
This means that somebody Is going to
make large profits out of the publication of
this municipal advertising sheet. Those
profits, of course, will come out of the
pockets of the taxpayers.
When the City Record was originally
established, the argument in favor of pub
fishing such a Journal at the expense Of the
municipality was that the city would save
the profits which then went to the various
newspapers in which the corporation adver-
tisements were published, and which were
denominated the corporation papers. The
statute prescribes that all notices required
by law or ordinance to be published In cor
poration papers shall be inserted at the
public expense only in the City Record, and
publication therein shall be sufficient
SoihPAAohSo WIN any law Ut ordnance re-
quiring the publication of such matters or
notices." but it permits the municipal
authorities to insert in the daily or weekly
newspapers here brief advertisements call
ing attention to public contracts to be
awarded or bonds to be sold, and referring
the reader to the city Record for further
information on the subject.
1t is difficult to perceive how the city has
gained anything by this arrangement, If
the authorities make a contract for the
printing of their official journal which
yields such large profits to the contractor
as to induce competition from Albany for
the job.
There are strong indications that most Of
the money spent In maintaining the City
Record is wasteful expenditure. Public
notices and advertisements intended for
the people should be printed in newspapers
that the people voluntarily buy, and not in
journal which lives only by taxation.
The sun., 1897-11-26
vivlsection by Young women.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: We medical men
are so accustomed to the words human female" in
our books that they would excite the least sur
prise. no matter whore mot them. An "inhuman
female" is. on the contrary. netting much more
remarkable.
We all have our ideals OF girls and women. The
ideals may diner; but to most OF they built on
ment" which some has said is OF the sentimen.
tai order" No matter how they may vary with
the Individual the ideals alw bo resolved into
some such simple and stable elements.
II is then with sorrow and surprise that I read in
your pape: few days since, unde- heading Girl
Vivisectonists." some comments on those women who
are taking course OF study at Ithaca
1t may be well that these females who spend their
time and ingenuity in hunting and dissectng, usu.
ally while still alive the small. helpless animals
which como within their reach, not contemplate
ing marriage. 1t is surely be hoped that such is
the case. as they would probably materialize into
wives and mothers who would not scruple to get rid
Of an uncongenal husband q troublesome child by
means OF toxic injected in the best and most
scientific manner.
Yet II these budding women do not marry what
will they dop
Many will doubtless become teachers and, in some
far away hidden rural distrcts will teach the girls
and boys OF our country physiology. accompanied by
demonstrations on living subjects. furnished for that
purpose by pubiicsprited scholars who. not long
ago in our own State. have stolen tho pets from
homes where they were cared for and held dear.
Perhaps am old.fashioned; but such proceedings
as those recounted In your article seem to me dis
gusting
The young society "buds" far more human
than the masculine female doctors who devote their
time to vivisecting living animals.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.