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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
e. u OVERMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF NEnRAskA' SIS
In the District Court in and for Webster Coun
Union CENTRAL Life Insur.
ance Company ,,,,s\
Henry c. Scott, Melissa A..
Scott, Charles X. Besse.I
Pekin Plow CompanyJ
Smith Wagon Company,\
8. a L. Cohn, Henri. eta
Rothrock, The First Nal
tional Bank Of Redl
Cloud. J. q. Emigh, jan
cob Beaver. Charles H.
5 eSissI Doe ehi 4 E. Es' Des.
real names unknown,
Defendants.
The defendants, Pekin Piow Company, Smith
yer, will take notice that on the 10th day Of Dec.
ember, A: d. 1898, the plaintn the Union Cen.
trail Life Insurance company fled It's petition in
against Henry c. Scott, Melissa A. Scott, Charles
Company, Sal. Cohn, Henrietta Rotbrock. The
Jacob Beaver. Charles II. Potter, Phillip Fassfer,
John Doe and Mary Doe, real names unknown,
defendants, the object and prayer Of which is o
G. Scott and Melissa A. Scott defendants, to the
plaintiff upon the west halftw hlof the North
East quarter IN X x OF socti0n Twenty eight,
J and the East half (E - OFF, he North West quar-
| ter (N.W ~ of sect4ons Twenty. eight (2Sl In
Township Two (al R4nG Eleven di) in Web
ster County, Neb., to secure the payment of one
promissorv note datedaAugus oath. 1889. and the
coupon interest notes. thereunto belonging for
the principal sum o49One Thousand Dollars
$4,000 which said principal note was and be.
came due on or about the 2ith day OF August
A. ID. 1893. and was thereupon by the applica.
ton Of the said Henry G. Scott and Melissa A
Scott extended lor q period of ten years from
August "a, 1898 together with new coupon notes
for the interest; tnat since said extension de
fault has peen made I'm the payment of interest
on said note and the taxes on said premises
whereby the plaintiff, under the terms Of said
note and mortgage and the coupon Interest
notes attached, has declared the entire amount
Of said note. interest and taxes due and payable
by reason os said defaults, which the plaintin
has q right TO do under the terms OF said mort
gage, and that the same under the terms OF said
able.
The plaintiff prays for an accounting ant
Judgment for all sums found due, with cost
and . decree Of foreclosure and the sale Of SAID
premises to pay the amount due on said note
thehuterest coupons and delinquent taxes.
You are required TO answer said petition on o
before the seth day Of Nay, A. d. 1890.
Dated, April 18Th, 1890.
UNION CEN~RAL LIPE COMPANY.
BYE. U. Overnan, Tvs attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice 10 hereby given that a petition signed
oy thirty or more resident freeholders Of the
Rasst ss ws1d als Cd W; VIII S' Ike Pave asy als Si91 ~ ss SisS city q
Red Cloud praying that D lic9pse be granted to
John Polnicky by the &Pun9H. Of said city for
the sale Of malt sPiritdEs IA yinSIs LIQUORS
town, now city OF Red CRuE, Nebraska, In the
First ward Of the city oftAd Cloud. that action
will be taken on said peE9o on by the Mayor and
City Council on the Sd d Of May, 1880. or at the
first meeting Of the counHl thereafter.
j. E. KEsLER, City Clerk.
Dated at Red Cloud. Nebraska, April 10, 1899.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
LARGER LOCALS

TIE work Of graveliug Of Webster
street between Third and Fourth ve-
nue. has progressedlRnely this week and
tho street presents q much improved
appearance. The cost Of the work will
likely be much less than was estimated
last week and It 10 to DO hoped sui.
ficit mt funds can be raised to at least
gravel the business portion Of town.
DR.. 4. A. Creighton 4 graduate and
gold medalist Of the Western Univer.
sity OF Canada has arrived in the city
aud taken up the practice OF medicine
having his Office rooms over Henry
Cooks pharmacy. He Is 4 pleasant
gentleman and comes here highly rec.
commended. The CHIEF bids him wei.
come aud hopes he will be successful.
W. X. Parker invites the attention Of
the public to the Genuine Welsbach
Gas Lamp which makes the best light
at the least cost Of any thing on the
market. The price of the lamp is rea.
sonsble. They are absolutely safe
aud ornamental. A stock of these
lamps aud fixtures can be found for in
spection and sale at Henry Cooks drug
store. Call aud see them.
List OF letters remaining uncalled for
at the postofice at Red Cloud, Neb-
raska, for the week ending April Goth
1899.
Palmer, Mrs, VI. +. Steavens, j. II.
These letters will be sent to the dead
letter office May LIST, IL not called for
before. When calling for above please
SAY advertised. IT. c. HACKER. p. M.
All Of the heavy. weight men of this
city will take notice that the publisher
" this paper would like to have Il
over with. aud II We have TO be
knocked down and slugged by them
We would like to have them follow
each other in succession. Charley
BESSIE aud John Polnicky being the
next largest men are preferred for the
mex Knockout.
4. Here is the latest mother.in. Law
story, clipped from an exchange
The mOthsr-in-lsw was i'll aud tn,
sou -in-iaw called the doctor. "Yo,
will have to send her to a warmeI
climate" said the physician. Sooi
after the sou in .law came to the docto
with an AK and pleaded, "Say Doc. yo'
kill her-I haven't got the nerve to 4,
it,"
An attempt to muzzle the press i
Red Cloud has been begun on the knock
down and drag out plan lately used i
Chicago by the thugs Of that city o
persons who testified To election fraud
It is all right TO work a deal and caus
the other fellow to be out -generald an
get the horse.laugh but when tho table
are turned and the laugh and 0ut.ger
erslship 10 on you. then is the time I
uss thugism aud pound the q VIII
Ovt-gsasrsled you Into tho earth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
MackintOshes.

Now Is tho time to prepare for spring
rains. You will need q new mackin-
tosh. We have them. Prices such
that you will have them.
Ladies blue Cashmere, with cape,
velvet collar, sold regularly at %. so to
a 90 nj price %. 80.
Ladies Cashmere, plaid lined, with
velvet collat, cape, sold regularly at
o.. 90 our price only % 80.
Ladies' Empire single cape mackin-
tosh, velvet collar regularly sold at
%. 90 for S3 80.
Mems macintosh, with detachable
cape, regular % 90 goods at 81 90.
Mems Covert cloth, box coat, mackin-
tosh, regular "a 90 goods at 81 80.
Mems wool tricot, black, o.. 90 goods
at $3 50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

By thirty or more resident. X~reeholders OF the
Second ward Of thdcity Of led Cloud, Nebraska
has been filed with Pie Gig clerk Of said city Of
s seS i;t Stern. fIor thy sal (oi malt spifi.Ous and
Williams addition t\\t6 city Of Red Cloud. Ne.
braska, that sctioIS Will be taken on said pc.
tition by the Mayor II City Council on the 3rd
day Of May, 1889. Or the first meeting Of the
council thereafter.
Dated at Red Cloud, Nebraska. April 10, 1859.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
Carpets.

House cleaning is now in order. You
may want q new carpet for the parlor,
bedroom, sitting room or some other
room We carry the largest stock Of
carpets in the county.
All carpets guaranteed to At. We
cut and make all carpets ready to lay
on the floor. All carpets cut without
waste.
Cotton ingram carpets 30c to 4oc.
Union ingrains 40 to COO.
Wool filing ingram 80 to Coo.
All wool ingrains at 60 to zoo.
New patterns in Moquettes and
Brussels at Sl.0O per yard made up.
Tapestry at Doc per yard.
Mattings l5c to 40c per yard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
Big Bargains in Choice Farms.

Big Bargains in Choice Farms.
l have for sale within two miles OF
Red Cloud about 1900 acres choice i'm.
proved farms Of 80 acres OF more, very
cheap on favorable terms. These lands
must be sold regardless Of price. Come
and see me for bargains in land.
+. 4. GoBLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
Oar Prices are Every Day Prices
Our regular prices lower than others specials. Every dol.
lars worth of merchandise bought at our store is
worth one DOLLAR


Kitchen chairs 45c each. 4 spindle, turned at eOc each.
High back dining chairs, wood seat at zoe each. Better
ones, wood seat, 90c, 300 and 100 each.
Cane seat dining chairs from Soc so 700 each
A hardwood cane seat chair, braced arms, 81.
White enamel iron beds, rod construction, for 81 75.
White enamel. iron beds, angle construction, So go.
Other grades Of beds at d to % so.
Our iron beds are bought direct from the factory, no
middlemans profits
Solid oak chif1oners from S5 90 to S11 each.
The best made kitchen safe on the market. If you want
quality in the kitchen safe buy our safes. Prices range
from S350 to q 1850 each
Solid oak, quarter sawed top sideboard $1,000. Other
grades at $500, $500, $1,000, $25 90 and $4,000.
Combination book cases at Sl2 so, $3.50 si450, $3.50,
$3.50 and $40 90.
Small writing desk and book case $500.
Other grades at $3.50, Sl.75, $500, 1926, SOC, $3.50, S4O0,
e450 and up to $500.
Cane seat sewing rocker at $3.50.
Large, roomy arm chair, hardwood, cane seat, S2OO.
Values in touches, velour and corduroy from S6 to e19.
Bed lounges from % to OF. Come in and let us show
you the latest in bed lounges,
Bed room suites, e12 so to S35.
Hall trees, ladies dressing tables, ladies writing desks,
Indian stools, screens, easles, pictures, mirrors, and many
other articles.
Mattresses, the best that money can buy, o.. 80 to q.
Springs from 81 rs to % so each.
Ironing boards 81 each.
Ironing boards, fasten to any table, 75c.
Clothes bars TIC and d 10 each.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21

Educate Your Bowels with C~ascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
l0c, CSC. II G. @. G, fail, druggists refund money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
Sewing Machines.

Small profits apply to this line, the
same as the other departments of the
BIG STORE.
We are not tied down by any con-
tract in selling machines. The 8
drawer FIELD, high head for $40 90,
drop head for $25 90. Simplicity one
important feature. Como In and let
us tell you several more. We give q
guarantee with each machine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
Window Shades.

Window shade complete with spring
roller for 1Oc.
A good quality cloth curtain for 25c.
Other grades at 85c, 40c, SOC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
Dress Goods.

Skirt patterns. French Crepons In
black, at prices ranging from 81 90,
81. 10, d 40 per yard.
Wool and Mohair in black brocadss
at 25, 80, As, so, 80, 81. 90, 81. 10.
All wool Henrietta 90, 60, rs, 90, OIL 90
Latest novelties in dress pattern
lengths from SOC to 81 10 per yard.
Shepherds plaids and fancy checks
30, 70, SOC
Shaded LaBarge 40c per yard.
Covert cloth at zoe. Assortment of
colors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
Cotton Diaper Cloth

Sanitary diaper cloth, 10 yards for
75c, ~ inches wide.
Sanitary diaper cloth 10 yards for
SOC, q inches wide.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21

some seventy-tiv in number, did most
excellent work In the cboruses, and
went through with their many intricate
drills in a faultless manner They
made a charming picture in their bright
costumes OF various hues. The solo
parts were well sustained throughout.
All in all IL was an entertainment OF
very high order OF merit and such was
the verdict Of the many who were pres.
ent. The Misses Campbell certainly
have a wonderful faculty for training
children and they deserve their well
earned success.
A frightful accident befell the little
six.year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. ID. Robinson on last evening shortly
before five o'clock. The little one in
passing by a burning rubbish heap
stepped wei |: and in so doing her
dress caught fire and she was fright
fully burned before the fire could be
put out. Her father who was in the
;reasurers Office nearby where the fire
had been set out In the court house
yard heard her cries and came to her
assistance and In tearing the burning
clothes from the little one his hands
were severely burned. Warren Long.
tin also had his fingers burned In help.
ing to put out the fire. Little May was
taken home and Drs. Beck and Moran.
Vile were called and ministered to the
little ones injuries. O While badly
burned hopes are entertained OF her
recovery.
Some small bore lawyer has evident
ly taken exceptions in regard: to an
item which was printed in the CHIEF
which stated there was room for q good
attorney here. This item was not made
for the purpose Of making people be.
lieve that We had no good attorneys
a. We have q number Of gentlemen
practicing here whom we deem Is first
class lawyers. Two Of u prominent
attorneys, Jas. McNeny and Randolph
McNitt, removed from the city. The
latter left here after Mr.. Overman and
and Mr.. Mercer located here and al
these gentlemen did not seem tol think
things ovsrcrowded while the others o.
the present bar and MIR. McNitt were
here, Mr.. McNitt's removal must hav,
made a vacancy. At the time the item
was printed 1t was said that three othe'
attorneys had decided to locate else
|, where and it was upon this expec ,et
|, departure Of three good attorneys tina
we stated there was room for anothe
attorney. The attorney spoken Of hat
air eady decided to locate here befOr
!, the item was published in the CHE
and we are not claiming the credit o
bringing him here. The first-class at
torneys Of our city are moi afraid O
, competition, but the small bore think
, perhaps he will have to seek greene
. fields to make room for better timber
The CHIEF is always glad TO WELDON
new corners and II ome OF the peOpl
; here get crowded out by better mattel
D ial there are thousands Of acres Of Ian
{ In the far west awaiting the ploxmar
DO NOT PUT OFF until tOmarrow th
dutv that ought to be done to-day. ]
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21

educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
i0c. 26c. II c. @. c. fail, druggists refund money
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
"Peace Hath
Her Victories

no less renowned than
war,'' said Milton. and noSv.
IN the Spring. Is the time
to get a peaceful vietory
over the Impurities (Which
have been accommodating In
the blood during Winters
hearty eating. The ban
ner of peace Is borne alof
BY Hoods Sarsaparilla.
II brings rest and comfort TO the
weary body racked by pains Of all sorts
and kinds. It's beneficial effects prove il
10 be the great specific TO be relied upon
for victory. Hoods meper disoppoints.
0oSoStylo - Running s~crofula sores
made me Stunned by neighbors. Medical
treatment failed. A relative urged me to
try Hoods Sa~rsaparilla. Did 10 and In few
months the sores completely healed" MAS.
J. n. HATCH, Etna, NJ. II.
Catauh- Disagreeable catarrhal drop
plngs In my throat made me nervous n
dlsEy. Ny liver was torpid. Hoods Sar-
sapsrilla corrected both troubles. Ny
health II very good" mss. ELvIRA J.
sntLzY, III Main st., Auburn. Maine.
yunoovo "A tumor % big as . large
marble came under my tongue and Instead
a letting my physician operate on II, 1 used
MI fayorite spring tonic, Hoods Sarsapa-
Mia. The bunch soon disappeared" Mns.
n. n, CopuRN, 3 Union st., Lowell, Mass.
hoods S@daboslM
Rods Pills cure liver Ills, the onirritattnE 81
ely eeskaltlc 70 TAKE With aood's yarsaRart4A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Mail
ed for 25 cents by G. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21

DO NOT PUT OFF until tomarrow the
duty that ought to DO done to-day. II
your blood is impure and you feel weak
and weary. take Hoods Sarsaparilla al
once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21
16odJ Sa4aaba1A3

assA's Pills cure liver Ills, the nonirritstinE 81
eSII esskaItte % take With Aood's gars.R.I!4A:
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21

section. Neighbors and friends alike
pronounce it little nor than a miracle
Respectfully,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
TRIAL OF M0LINEUX.
Out Of Forty-SiX Talesmen Not One
Juryman Chosen.


NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-The trial OF
Roland y. Molineux. charged with the
death Of Mrs Katherine J. Adams was
continued before Recorder Gon I'm the
Court af General Sessions to-day. Efforts
were directed toward securing q jury, but
Notwithstanding the fact that forty-aiN
talcsmen were examined. not one Juryman
was chosen.
Barlow $ Weeds. counsel for the de-
fcnse or one OF his assistants. closely
questioned each of tine talcsmen. asking
for definitions Of terms and propoundins
hypothetical questions until Recorder Gof
severely condemned the practice of any
attempt whatever TO confuse citizens sum
in0ncd for jury duty
The defense used its percmotory chal-
icuco latc iu the afternoon after Louis
Jacobs had apparently passed "a searching
examination. Tho defense used second
percmpt0ry challenge. refusing 60 accept
as "a Juror Richard j. Trciurth. former
steward Of the New York Club. after the
State had announced its willingness %
have him sit in the Jury box.
OF those who failed 90 qualify seven
objected to the death penalty about the
same number declared their unwillinEncss
TO convict ON circumsianuh evidence.
half a score were unable 20 define the
meaning of terms submitted 1y tho cogr-
sell five had an insufficient knowledge of
the English language and the others, eX-
Ccpt those peromptCrily challenged, were
excused ON various grounds OF general con-
sent rl-hoalth and old age
The case viii De continued tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
JUDGE TONEY RESTRAINED
by the Appellate Court From Pr'ceeu
ing i'm Contempt Cases.

LOUISVILLE. ky. Nov 5-Judse
Sterling Z. T0ncy whose mandamus IS
sued on election day itr the admission
OF Honest Election League inspectors
10 polling places, caused the principal
excitement Of that day. was to-day re-
strained by the Appellate Court at Frank
fort. from taking any further action IN
the contempt cases growing out Of the
order. Yesterday 3j alleged violators or
Judge Toneys order were bound over
by him IN the sum Of 500 each. To-day
ne was proceeding with the cases. and
had sentenced one prisoner 10 30 hours IN
iaa. when the order of the Appellate
Court was received.
Goehcl gained 81 votes this afternoon on
the official count of tine returns from this
city II was In the first precinct Of the
eighth ward Aside rom this there was
no change anywhere I'm the state to-day
IL IS thought the canvassins Of the
Jefferson county vot.s will ha completed
m a fw DAYS Thof the whole question
VIII be put before The State Board. which
will meet at Frankfort some time be-
tween now and December frh
one vote is the plurality credited to Coo
bel .n the whole state hy the Courier Jour
~ rst9hleof election corrected nap 90
"a lato hour last night This table includes
cain of 1873 votes in Harrison county
where the county commissioners threw
out two Taylor precincts
The Commercials figures show no
change since Yesterday Taylor being Civ
ON a plurality of 21'l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
CITY AGAINST
SOUTHERN BELL
A Date for the HearingOf This ImpOr-
tant Case is to be Fixed To-Day
by Judge SmontOn.

After several years OF a bitter, legal
war the telephone case is a5out to be set
tied
Judge Go0 who was 70 have presided at
the present term OF the United States
Court of Appeals. was expected 10 set a
date for the hearinc of the motion 70 dis
solve the INJUNCTION which had been secur-
ed against the city OF Richmond by the
southern ReU Telephone and Telegraph
comnanv restraining the city OF Rich
mJnd from removing the poles' wires ana
other property of the Bell company from
the streets OF this city Ihis had been
referred 10 the United states Court which
had granted the Injunction, by the United
statcs suprene court. which decided that
a city had a right TO The control Of It's
own streets and Highways.
mo lover court in this case had been
presided over by Judge Con and the date
for hearing the motion was 10 nave been
Judee con named october 9Th for setting
~ A., os hearing. but illness prevented
hi. oo,o,n, ~ This city. The matter then
,,.a,f o,.ar to the time OF convening Of
no ,,roso,, term of court, hut Illness again
,...,',,t IA. ohsenco. Yesterday a telegram
-. ra,,,,.eS nv city Attorney Henry r.
poIisrd rom Judge Con. stating that ne
Ir,,Saa conp had asked Judge SimOnton
30 eli &, tho hearlng in his stead.
To-day Judge Slmontoh wiz De asked 70
set a date for the heAi1.s N"'Sh. u
thought. will be immedlaeeiS after the ssS-
sions Of the Court oI Afps''S "'e eAaeu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
SUMMARY OF T0-0AYS NEWS.

iNCai,
Street car company fined and an ap-
peal taken. .,..,,.oa
coal may be higher soon
Deep Run Hunt CLUB races declared
Connie divorced. but didn't know Il.
No clue 10 Mr.. Alyey's whereabouts
DIR. Guthrie resigns me pastofate OF
the second Presbyterian church.
state Beard OF Fisheries preparing its
annual report.
brilliant marriages.
-Telephone case 10 be taken up.
state
Many marriages In the State ~ large.
-Openine OF the ilTth session OF the
virginia Conference.
= rlghtful railroad wreck In Warren
county. 49,, 80. -.
The Danvile fire caused $1,000 loss.
General.
Hamburg American steamer Patrlf
aare The passengers all saved.
A jury was not secured In MolineuS
Negotiations for sale OF Dismal swamp
canal
Foreign.
Paris papers report OF the iah OF
Iadysmith IL not credited.
Operations in Manila impeded By rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
OPERATIONS
IN MANILA
The Fourth Element, Mud, Plays a
Leading Part in the Proceedings,
A Strict Censorship.

MANILA. Nov. l5-u P. M-Gcnera
Hughes with parts of the Nineteenth and
Twcuty-sixh regiments moved from
Iiouo Thursday. November gth. TO Ouon.
six miles west. for the purpose OF captur-
ing santa barbara. thc nstreelt srone
hold. ten mics 1orth of Ilo.io. Heavy rains
preceded the movement and tho roads
were. be places. impossible.
The same night Colonel Carpenter with
,he Eiemeenth Regiment and Battery q.
OF the Sixth Artillery moved westerly
from Jaro Co connect with General Hughes
Colonel Carpenter was forced 90 RETURN 10
Jaro On account Of the roads and the en-
tire movement was hampercd by lack Of
proper transportation. Company q, Of the
Twenty-slxth Regiment. had the only
dghting Nnen three miles out of Jaro
this company charged the insurgent
trenches and three of the enemy were
killed. one American was wounded
General Hughes on November 18th occu-
pled Taghanan and Guimbal on The south
ern coast and also Cordova. in the In
terror. The enemy did not oppose General
Hughes advance.
AGUINALDOS ORDERS.
Recent orders from Aguinaldo found in
the trenches said;
sflD not OUDDTe Allt RlAifl lN1lH hRNalltf
p,rn the villages as they are evacuated.
Divide the forces into bands of forty
1arass the Americans on every occasion
Arapeta. the insurgent leader of The
rsio,1 ~ panav. was cautpied at Taghan-
an while attempting TO pass the lines into
IloilO.
Two battalions of the IWenIy-siN'h VIII
garrison Iloilo and Jaro.
sa, Miguel. visible from lloNo has been
burned by the insurgents
n A. reported that an ev1Idition evad-
ING the navy. recently landed arms and
ammunition on the Antique coast and
hat the insurgents threatened opposition
with an armed force Of 5000 men, These
stories are not believed.
An ports OF the sulu Islands. outside OF
the American possessions, have oeen Or
dCreG closed TO con merce.
STRICT CENSORSHIP
NEW YORK. Nov i5.-rhe dispatches
from Manila Yesterday referred 10 MAY
or Marsh" as commanding the leit ha''a-
lion OF the Thlrty-Thrd Regiment COM
Continued on Second Pase)