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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
Like Golds,nith's parson who

Like Goldsmiths parson who
Tried each ART reproved each dull delay,
Allured TO brighter worlds and led the
way,
great preachers throughout the country
have been the most untiriDg and earnest
in telling the truth about Paine's celery
compound, in urging sick people to use
II, and ut the same time they themselves
have employed the great remedy in their
own homes with results that have
steadily kept up their faith In its health
giving powers.
1t is significant that Paine's celery
com mpound stands alon3 as the one remedy
that is freely used in the homes not only
of clergymen, but of all literally as well
AZ professionally educated men. physi-
clans, lawyers, school teachers and Others
while every other remedy purportlng TO
accomplish equal result, Is promptly
shown the door.
No class of men have the public GOOD
40 disinterestedly at heart as olergymen :
mono others see SO intimately the affairs
of SO many homes. 1t is their business
TO know the sad side, sorrows and suffer
inRs As confident, confessor and COIN
forter thay learn the truth rs even the
physician often fails to do. And clergy
men recommend Paine's celery COM
pound wherever they enter home where
some member needs general building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
Attorney General to Make
Annual Report.
WORK ON CONSTITUTION.
Provision Making Districts OF Mar
ragansett a Town.
COMMISSION AGAIN IN SESSION.

At the meeting OF the constitutional
revision commission yesterday an ad-
dition was made to the constitution. At
di ifferent times the charge mas been made
that certain criminal cases have been too
easily settled with the state. The ad-
dition provides that the attorney general
shall make report annually showing
just what becomes of all the cases. The
section reads as follows:
Sec. IS. The duties and powers Of the
secretary Of state, attorney general and
general treasurer shall De such as may
bs prescriD ned by law. The General As
sembly shall provide by low for annual
reports from each of said officers as to the
business of his department., the report or
the attorney general To include the oispo-
sition of cases In which the state Is In
terested.
The section previously adopted provid-
ing for senator's at large was stricken
out, so that there will bo one senator
from each town and city.
A section was introduced making a
town out Of the District OF Nnrragan sett.
Sections ~ and 20 are as follows:
Section ~. No law shall be revised.
altered on amended by reference TO Is title
only, but the act revised and the section
or sections of the got altered or amended
shall 10 re-enacted and published al
length.
sec. go. The District of Narragansett,
so called, established In the town of
South kingstown under an act passed by
the General Assembly in March, A. ID.
1883, shall henceforth be town, named
NsrraRansett. and the part OF the town
of South kIngstown not within said dis
trict shall likewise be town by itself,
having the name of South kiDgstowD,
and oil acts done aud all liabilities in
Cured under and in accordance with said
act OF the General Assembly or any act
additional thereto shall be OF the same
effect in law as II said two towns had
been In existence as sIch before the acts
were done or the liabilities incurred.
And the General Assembly shall 50 enact
by law, stating therein the boundaries
OF the two towns Hereafter no district
with general town powers, without town
representation, shall be established.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
For Injunction and Damages.

Cincinnati. o.. Jan. -. 2.-(SpecialD-
suit was nled In the United States Court
here today hy the National Cash Register
Company. 81 Dayton, Ohio, against
George y. Maley, liquor dealer at yJl
Central avenue. this city asking Tor In
ianctiOn ana damages The National
Company alleges that the defendant IL
using a register known ns tho "Hnll-
wood" whirh. % claims, infringes its
Tatents The action is brought under a
principle Of the courts, Which makes the
manufsrturer, seller and user of an in.
fringing device equally liable for damage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
NEWSLETS

When you've written 'e7
In putting down tho date,
1t only takes a curly cue
To change IL TO an 5.
indianapolis Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
MISSION WORKERS.
Those OF the Fourth Baptist Church Gave
an Enjoyable Enter ainment.


The Young Mission Workers of the
Fourth Baptist Church gave an entertain
ment last evening, consisting of music
and reading. Some of the young ladies'
gave an impersonation OF 10 famous
women, with an introductory statement
Of facts concerning each. The women
represented were; Joan Of Arc, Empress
Josephine, Lucrctia Mott, Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning Harriet Bescher Stowe.
FloTencs Nightingale. Jennie Lind, Grace
Darling and Harriet Hosmer
The entire program as presented be-
fore fair-sizgd audience was as follows
Piano solo. Miss Hattie Browneil: auto.
harp solo. Miss Anthony; reading, Miss
Corhin; vocal duet, Ethel Hammond and
Alice Smith; piano solo. Miss Hattie
Manslr; reading, Miss Corhin: guitar
aud hnrmonica SOLO. Mr.. Arnold; ten
famous women; nutoharp solo, Miss
Anthony piano solo. Miss Hattie Mansir;
vocal solo, Miss Sadie BrAman: cello
solo, Miss Hcol Grant; reading. Miss
Cortin; guitar and harmonica solo, mir.
Arnold; vocal solo, Mr. Bacon, piano
duet, Miss Burt anu Miss BrownslI.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
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WORLD

The South has ass cotton mills.
Finland boasts of It's female brick
layers.
The Labor Party of Winnipeg recently
elected lis candidate for mayor and sew
eral other city officials
The BARRIERS of Cincinnati arc working
for the passage of law requiring an ex-
animation before obtaining a certificate
of membership.
At the regular monthly meeting of
The News Chapel held this week the
following officers were elected; John ".
Whittem. chairman; T.. l.. Pike, sccre-
tary: J. J.Hap-1!, treasurer.
The city of Boston owns its own
printing plant. In connection with this
plant the city has just begun the publi-
cation OF weekly paper-The City Rec
ord. His Honor Mayor Quincy is editor
I'm chief, while the heads of the various
departments will constitute his corps OF
assistants.
The regular monthly meeting OF Paw
tucket Typographical Union last even
ing was an "opcn" one, and guests were
present from Providence, Woonsockct
and ncighborlug towns. The following
officers were Installed: President. Fay
ette Geer; vice president, Thomas llar-
rlson; secretary treasurer, John l.. porl.
sergeant at arms. Ernest Rankin Two
new members were admitted. After tht
routine busines, had been attended To
an adjournment was taken 10 the ban.
quci hall. where Caterer IIavens had laid
covers for fifty, and there were few va
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22

100 per cent was the highest per-
ccntsge sttsinsble In points on Whis-
kIes exhibited at the Worlds Column
bisn Exposition.
Chester n. Graves q Sons OF Boston
indirectly exhibited euekcnheirer
Pure Rye whiskey, distilled May. 1850.
This brand was awarded first prize
over all competitors.
a few dozen bottles OF this Whiskey
sre sti'f owned by the messrs. Graves
q Sons, and the attention OF News
readers is called to she fact that once
sold no more can be obtained.
sThe responsibility and reliability
Of the representations made by c. n.
Graves a Sons, whose address is Box
900, Boston, Is Vnquestioned. "
YOU want fine Whiskcy, write them"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22

cant places when the typos prepared to
"kill" the "mattcr for the inside" AZ
soon as this had been accomplished the
party again repaired to the hall, where
vocal and instrumental music, recita.
tons, mandolin solos and banjo quar-
tet helped to add to the enjoyment of
the evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE Augus'in
DAILY Company IN 1.-THE Geisha.
KKlTh's OPERA HoUsE-Keith's Company
Of stars in Vaudeville.
OLYMPIC THEATRE : Milton and Dolhe
Mobiles and Biz Company in Vandcviiie'
WESTMINSTER gHEATRE-Flynn & sheri'
dams City Sports
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
Mr.. VESTS BOND.
Judge SPHINX Gave Hearing On Surety
to.'S Petition Fer Re ease.

In the Municipal Court yesterday Judge
SPHINX heard md took under advisement.
tho Petition OF the Lawyers surety Com
pany TO DO relieved on the bond of
Thomas f. West, co-administrator of the
estate OF the late georgia h West. Attor-
ney stearns for the company. told why
the company should be permitted TO with
draw from the bond. The differences
between Airs. West and fhomas +. West
will consume considerable Of the estate in
litigation, and Mrs West testified that
Mr.. West should be removed for the best
Interests OF tine property.
Attorney Patton held that Air. West
had made contract with the company
and had not violated ~
Judge Spink withheld his decision
until later date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-22
THE WEATHER.

Rain Tonight and Tomorrow Warmer
sunday With southeasteriy Winds
Washington. Jan. Massachusetts
Rhode Island and Connecticut-fain
tonight and Sunday; warmer Sunday
morning: southeastsrly winds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10

The department was again willing I
undertake the task but did not fee
like starting without enough money to
Garry out the undertaking without 60.
ing to its own treasury.
The RvertOn Review last week pub.
lished IN account Of the shooting, tear
ing to pieces, trampling under foot
and destruction Of the American flag
by the residents Of the French settle
ment near Campbell, which the editor
OF that sheet must have written while
suffering from a severe nightmare.
The article is unworthy Of reproduc-
ton, being a fake pure and simple, and
reflects much discredit upon the French
residents near the place where the oc-
curence is said to have happeGed and
has created considerable Just indigna-
ton among them. The people of that
vicinity may be French, which is no
discredii but they are by their own
words, American citizens and respect
the American flag as much rs any
American, and do not want to be class.
ed as anarchists and traitors to n cou l.
try of which they have willingly be.
come subjects"
There is no n~.istaking the signs of
the times that prosperity is here IN Ne
braska, If there is any doubt on the
subject the numerous fakirs, peddlers,
shows and Photographic outfits which
infest this country at present would
forever silence them. For the past
week or ten days the city has had two
Photographic outfits to deal with and
it goes without saying that they have
made money here. While these fell
lows are making money here we be-
lieve it would be a good scheme for the
city to get in line and help out the city
finances by charging them a good
round license for running their bust.
/ ness. They and many other parties
come here in direct competition with
! merchants Of our city and it is due To
I our merchants that the license be made
large enough so that a good sun may
. he turned into the treasury Of the city
. or these pests made to strike Red Cloud
from their list of stopping places. The
charges for license OF tent shows, fax,
hrs, peddlors, canya,scrS and others is
10 entirely too low and we think it would
be "a good idea for the council to loul
a. into the matter and draft an ordinanc,
which would give II merchants pro
lection or fill the Golfers of the city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
AROUND TOWN.

j.. .. Buffers goods are up.to.date.
Elmer Crone is here from a trip to
Omaha.
Geo. Mccall was up from Guide Rock
Tuesday night.
W. G. Frahm and Fred Gund of Blue
Hill were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Lulu Fuller of Lawrence was
here the first of the week.
The Red Cloud contingent to the
exposition have all returned home.
Wednesday, June 18th, is the date
Of the Gladish bull sale at Superior.
Don't forget the date of the Gladish
bull sale. Superior, Wednesday, June
10Th.
James Peterson returned Wednesday
| night from u trip to the eastern part of
the state.
l.. p. Sine representing the Carpen-
ter Paper Company of Omaha was here
Thursday.
Mrs. j. A Norris and children left
Monday morning for a two weeks visit
at Western, this state.
CLANCY Daggett left the last of the
week for Phillipsburg, Kansas, where
he will make his future home.
Miss Annie Lawson and Miss Marie
Johnston OF Superior have been visit.
ing with Mrs. G. ii. Haley this week.
Switchman p. A, Perry of Red Cloud
is brakeing temporarily on the main
line out of McCook this week.-Mc,
Cook Republican.
When you want carpets give us
call. We have largest stock in the
city and can save you money on any.
thing you want in the carpet line
MINER Bros.
V. III. Scrivncr, real estate mar
will sell your farm for you for a rea
sonable per cent, OF will trade YOU
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V
IL. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Ncbr.
+ We will pay n salary of 2l5 90 pei
, week and expenses for man with ri,
4 to introduce our Poultry Mixture AN,
p Insect Destroyer in the country. Ref
ercnces required. Address, with staml
PERFECTION MIRO Co, Parsons, Kan
T. Nebraska Day at the Trans issis
+, sippi Exposition, Omaha, June 10, 1895
For Nebraska Day the Burlington
r.. Route will sell round trip tickets a
one fare for the round trip with fina
limit of June Goth. Tickets for this oC
Q casion on sale June l3tb.-A. CoNovEH
Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10

Delegations of London men, repre-.
senting some Of the most important in.
terests in the Philippines have called
upon Ambassador Hay to urge him to
make representations to this govern.
ment Of their desire that the United
States retain permanent possession OF
the Philippines.
To anyone paying o. in advance for
The CHIEF we will send postage paid
two portfolios, size lOAxl4 inches, each
containing Is beautiful reproductions
of photographs with descriptions por'
traying the battle ships Of the Ameri.
can navy. Extra portfolios can be OBJ.
tanned for ten cents each. A sample
portfolio can be seen at this Office.
The other day a young woman was
rambling along n Of the Long Island
roads. She was dressed smartly, she
thought, and when she met q small
bare legged urchin carrying a BIRDS
nest with eggs in it, she did not hest
tate to stop him. "You are u wicked
boy,r she said. GLOW could you rob
that nest? No doubt the poor mother
is now grieving the loss Of her eggs"
con, she don't care" replied the ur'
chin edging away, shes up in your
hat."-Norton Courier.
Geo. Stewart, who has some cattle II
the Haley pasture, had a yearling steer
shot by some unknown person severa
days ago. This occurrence brings at
~tention to the fact that too many per
sons in this city and vicinity are al
lowed to use firearms indiscriminitely
There are a lot of small boys who de
light in shooting ct everything in sigh
and there are some who engage II
target practice who do not hit tn
mark, but who take chances on hittipI
the passcr'by.
An alarm of fire was turned in las
8 night at l2;l5, flames having been dis
covered issuing from the building o
, the corner southeast of the south war
school house, owned and occupied b
=, j. 4. Norris. The building and col
tents were entirely destroyed; insu.
auce 500 on the household good
The fire is supposed to have originate
from the explosion Of q lamp, The d.
partmcnt responded promptly but oy
"a ing to the long distance 10 the scene
C the conlagratiou arrived too late to /
S of much service.
Red Cloud, in all probability W
. not celebrate This year. 4 ,ubScril
II ton paper was circulated among ia
business men this week by II commi
d tee appointed by the fire deoartmci
q to raise the funds necessary for a eel
q bration, but the amount subscribe
n was not sufficient to warrant the unde
taking and the matter was droppe
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
CITY NEWS.

Carpets at Miner Bros. Full line.
20 to Butler for the best in saddlery
and harness.
New wall paper and window cur.
tains at Cuttings.
NJ. w. Dicker,on was a visitor toll
Wymore on Thursday.
Ernest Jones and mother OF Guide
Rock were here this week,
BE sure to attend the Gladish bul
sale at Superior, Wednesday, June 10.
Get a thoroughbred bull at the Glad
ish sale at Superior, Wednesday, June
18th.
Mrs. John Lightfoot left Wednesday
for Lincoln wheIc she will spend the
summer.
A Colortype picture of the battle ship
Maine 1926 given with a new sub
scription to TuE CHIEF.
Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Nelson, both
of Beloit, Kansas, are here the guests
of p. A. Hansen and family.
Miner Bros. will in the near future
nut in "A full line of furniture and
aueensware. Wait for them.
Apood many are still in arrears on
subscription who might just as wei
pay up now and take advantage OF oui
offer of premiums.
Get our prices on carpets. AL
kinds and at the lowest prices. Ele
CANT line of samples and largest stock
in the city to select from.-MINER BROS
The meanest and dirtiest outfit o.
gypsies which this town has ever seei
were here the first of the week. l
ANYTHING was laying around loose they
got it,
While Isaac Ludlow was riding on
load Of hay last Monday the Wagon
overturned and he was thrown violent
~ TO the ground and the muscles OF III
right arm were badly wrcnchcd,
We will for the mex, ten days suppl.
any one paying US a ycarin advance o.
The CHIEF with a Colortype picture q
the battle ship Maine, s'zc 1920, read.
for framing, These are fine u So
should get n al once. Copies can D
had also for 80 cents in cash,
List of letters remaining uncalled 10
at the postonice at Red Cloud, Net
raska, for the week ending June VI
1898.
Fudge, Arthur VanBrunt, w. W
These letters will be sent to the dea
letter Office June 23d, if not called fo
before. When calling for above pleas
say advertised IT. G. HACKER, p. D
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
MERE MENTION.

OF the week.
Charley Ross, well known in this
city, is here again.
Miss Schneider left for Ashland the
first of the wrek.
The front of j. q. Buffers harness
shop has been neatly painted.
Ernest WEIGH has completed Il fine
awning in front of his restaurant.
Carpets cut to match and fit rooms,
with or without bordcr.-MINER Bios.
Mrs. Carrie Hughes of Beaver City
is here visiting her sister Mrs. l.. ii.
Rust.
JEFF Ward with a force of men is
painting the exterior of the Bentley
block.
For fire, lightning aud tornado insur.
ance on farm and city property see l..
ii. Fort.
VIM. McClelland of Bloomington
was here this week visiting with his
daughters.
Miss Maud Greenlee of Missouri was
visiting friends in the city the first Of
the week.
Harness that will wear, keep its
shape and look ncat is the kind made
by j. y. Butler.
Miss +. A. Hadell has removed her
millinery store to the vacant room in
the Moon block.
Mrs. +. b. Leonard of Portland, Ore.
gon, formerly of this county, is here
visiting old friends.
Mrs. Hespic Dichl, sister of Louis
Clapp left Thursday morning for her
home in st. Louis, Mo.
John Polnicky was in Omaha this
week attending a meeting of the Retail
Liquor Dealers Association.
The Lincoln Mixed Paints is made in
the west for the western climate. II
stands the test. Sold by Getting.
John j. Gladish will have n public
sale of thoroughbred bulls on Wednes
d ay, June 10Th, at Superior, Nebraska
Miner Bros. handle the best sewing
machine on the market. Guaranteed
for 5 years, price $50. Call and sec it
Don't buy queensware or furnitur,
until seeing the stock of Miner Bros
which will arrive in a few days. The,
can save you money.
A.. G. Taylor, graduate optician, will
again be in Red Cloud from June 0t
to 10th, at G. l.. Cuttings drug stor,
Eyes examined free.
: Cards are out announcing the con
: ing wedding on Wednesday, June 22t
of DIR. Edward Picard of Weepin
Water to Miss Lydia Rife Of this city.
DR.. f. E. McKeeby returned tn
= morning from a meeting Of the natiol
al Medical Association at Denve
k While there he had the pleasure {
Injecting his father and mother.
Engineer G. B. Goodwin and wife
Sheridan were passengers on AZ Su.
IS day night for Red Cloud. They vi
take in the exposition at Omaha b
fore returning to Sheridan.-McCot
. Republican.
Miss Grace CARRIER treated the schC
ars of the kindergarten to a picnic la
Friday, the closing day of school,
II which the little tots are reported
'e have had Il good time, such as on
little ones can.
y Prof. Kelley, who has S % successful
- acted rs superintendent Of the schoc
of this city for the past year, has be
n again engaged for the next school ye;
re at an increased salary, Mr.. Kell
has made an excellent record in
:, conduct of the schools for the y,
i, year and the board certainly did a W
act in retaining him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
MORE OR LESS Personal.

Richard Gray was up from Superior
Monday night.
II. NJ. Allen of Orleans was here the
first Of the week.
The boom Of thc:iire cracker can al.
ready be heard on our streets.
A. ii. Hoffman and wife of Blue Hill
were here the first of the week.
Jos. Rocher returned home Thurs.
day night from Fayetteville, Arkansas.
a. G.. Hosmcr returned last night
from a trip to the eastern part OF the
state.
NorICE-All persons are forbidden
to hunt or shoot in my pasture.-C. ii.
HALEY.
For fire, lightning and tornado insur'
ance on farm and city property see l..
II. Fort.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Marsh arrived in the city
Thursday for a visit with old friends
and relatives.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in regular session mex Mon
day, June 18th.
Mrs. Thos. Wilson of Beatrice is here
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
M. w. Dickerson.
j. X. Aultz and wife will leave next
Monday for Omaha, where they will re-
side during the summer.
Married, on Wednesday, June sth,
Mr.. Frank Back and Miss Nettie
Adams, Judge Duffy officiating.
Miner Bros. carry the most complete
line of carpets in the city. See them
before you purchase and ave money.
Good workmanship and material
in harness is the same as in Other
goods. j. y. Buffers goods have both
Z, Some more or less damage has beer
done to wheat on account of lodging
caused by the heavy stand and late
rains.
:. The wet weather Of the past weel
has considerably retarded the eultiva
ton OF corn and weeds are getting
good start.
Mrs. Jane Warren and daughter
\ Pearl, Of What Cheer, Iowa, and Mis-
Rachel Mayne, are the guests Of G. Is
+ Crone and family.
John &. Potter who has been teach
ing the Lawrence school was down thu
;, first of the week attending the higl
;. school graduating exercises.
0 Chas. Wiener formerly proprietor o
the Golden Eogle clothing store in thi
city; at present OF New York City, |
here shaking hands and renewing ol'
} acquaintance.
, The State bank building on the cor
ner of Fourth avenue and Webste
Y street has undergone a scraping, pre-
is paltlOTS W icCtlHllB u Hc" ''at v
., pant, which will add considerably {
its appearance.
The cutters along the edge of Wei
= ster street were cleaned this week b
. order of the street commissioner. No
# he will Just make an order TO pr
? vent trash being thrown in the gutter
? all will be well.
Rev. James Mark Darby delivere
. the Baccalaureate sermon tothe graz
. uating class at the NJ. Z. church la
i Sunday morning. The sermon was
. very interesting one and was listent
Z TO by the entire class, and also a larl
congregation Of our citizens,
. Pap Rust presented this Office with
= fine box of strawberries this wee
which were grown in his patch west
) this city, They were fine, the flaw
= being far superior 10 berries shippC
4 two or three hundred miles. Pap sa
4 he will have about enough 10 supp
the whole county.
A barber Of Lubcc, Me, has clos
4 hi, shop and posted the following n
Z ticc on the door. $40 the public.
2 This barber shop will be closed foi
y brief period, a, the proprietor has go
\ 20 help a few OF Uncle Sans barbC
I, tbetter known as soldiers scrape t