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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

When democracy becomes really
penitent ii should ask forgiveness for
not having done the things it should
have done and tor having done the
things it should not have lone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

AS the silver crown of thorns STAN.
peded the Chicago convention but
failed to stampede the people, so the
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

After surveying all the predictions
he made less vain man than Mr.. Bry-
an would, emulating the example OF
the parrot. come to the conclusion that
he had talked too much.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

A study Of MIR. Bryan's late speeches
emphasize the we'll known truth that
it is better to be critical than be cor
reCt9
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

During the last democratic admins
tration the worKingman's dinner pail
was filled with food for reflection,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24
In CP0DdM1'S Ddu,

Women were straight and strong. They
could walk or work side by side with the
men of the family. They lived under
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

A political party that cam IT stand
by its predictions will naturally run
away from its platform
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

About the time Chairman Jones
gets Mr. Hill pacitied, Mr. Croker
breaks out in new place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

golden crown Of imperialism will have
no terrors for the people as long as
proof of its existence depends upon
the assertion Of the Nebraska prophet
who said that the gold standard would
,tarve everybody except the money
changers and the money makers
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

CIt is not necessary TO abuse the dem.
ocratic leaders in this campaign. They
regard the liberal employment OF quo
tation marks as the very worst kind of
chastisement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

healthier conditions,
there was more SIM
plicity and less strain.
To-day it's different.
The woman has all
the care of the house
and the wear Of moth
erhood with duties
superadded whic h
were never dreamed
of in Gran d III a $
day. As a natural re-
suit she's worn out
when she ought to be
in the full beauty of
mature womanhood.
Women who would
preserve their health
and strength should
guard the delicate
wo III anly organs.
When these are dis
eased the whole body
suffers loss of strength
and beauty. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre-
sciption cures the dis
eases that weak C n
ON en-. Inflamma-
ton, liberation and
fe m ale weakne e $ $
promptly yield to the
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

"He voted for Bryan in 1885," is be-
corsing very common form of intro
duction for the speakers at republican
meetings this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

Farm loans on most favorable terms
of ID j. Myers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

power OF this great remedy.
NJ had been great sufferer from female weak
ness for about two years. writes Mrs. Emma
Richardson, of Coss Wayne Co, KY, uCould
not do my work part of the time took four
bottles OF DIR, Pierces Ravorite Prescription and
felt as we'll as I ever did"
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24


the assertion Of the Nebraska prophet
who said that the gold standard would
,tarve everybody except the money
changers and the money makers
- . =
MIR Bryan did not close his predict.
ing department when he received the
election returns Of 1896 After his de.
feat he issied IN Address in which he
said: Before the year 1900 arrives the
evil effects OF the gold standard will be
more evident than they are now, and
the people then ready to demand an
American financial policy for the
American people, will join with us in
the immediate restoration OF the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver Mt the
present legal ratio Of l6 to l." Has
anybody noticed any great rush at the
realization entrance of this prediction?
W
n it had not been for republican ex.
pansion HAWAII would not have be
come a part of the union; If Hawaii had
not become part Of the union a Ha-
waiian delegate would not have sat in
the democratic convention and been a
member of the platform commi tee;
II il had not been for the vote of this
Hawaiian member of the platform
committee, the 10 to plank would
have been beaten despite the telephone
orders from Lincoln; If this plank had
been beaten, Bryan, according to his
own words, would have refused to run
for president. How, therefore, can
Bryan logically inveigh against expan'
sion, in view Of the fact that he him
self is a derivative from itY
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24
REPUBLICAN, TICKET

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
National Ticket.
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
For Vice President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
State Ticket.
For Governor,
II. DIETRICH,
OF Adams County.
For Lieutenant Govesnor,
E.P SAVAGE,
OF fCnster County,
For Secretary OF State,
q W MARSH,
OF Richardson County.
For State Treasurer,
WIN. sTUEFFER,
OF Cumming County.
For State Auditor,
CHARLES WESTON,
OF sheridan County
For Attorney General
Of Gage County
F,r Commissioner Public Lands,
GEO. u. FotLMER,
or Nuckolls County
For rsuperin,endent.Pu Public Instruction.
w.K FOWLER,
OF Washington County
Congressional Ticket.
For Congressman. 9th District,
". 3. MoRLAN,
OF Red Willow County
Float Representative Ticket.
Por Float Representative,
FRED y, oLNsTEAD,
OF Adams County
County Ticket.
Fol state Representative,
CHAs T. HICKS,
For County Attorney,
E.U. OvERMAN.
=
A political party that cann)t stanC
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24
County Ticket

Fol state Representative,
CHAS u HICKS,
For County Attorney,
". OvERMAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

TIUdt TSPftstII0d0Ve Nhe'
Por Float Representative
FRED 4, oLNsTEAD,
OF Adams County
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24
Congressional Ticket.

For Congressman. 9th District,
W. 3. MoRLAN,
OF Red Willow Count
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

National Ticket.
For President,
WILLIAM KINLEY
For Vice President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

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n
BY knock on the head. It was rapid
transit reformation. and looked upon
the problem as solved Having been will
ling to assist crook. could not refuse
an honest man. When my week was up.
We wSnt back to town together, and !
gave Brown Brown money enough to set
up in shirtmaking. He had ON the clothes
had bought Jones-Jones. He had the
hair the eyes the mouth and the build
Of the crook. but there had been q change
of souls. AS far aS the present went he
was bright and talkative. but when asked
of the past he looked puzzled and could
not figure il out The doctors agreed
with me that II was the whack on the
head that had made Rrown-Brown of
Jones-Jones and that the police ought TO
be given fun power TO so arouid breaking
water pitchers over creeks craniums:
bur, alas. that was twist OF the business
we hadn't the foresight 10 discover and
prepare for.
My man prospered wonderfully we'll.
People said ne was a little eccentric, but
he was honest and hard worker. In one
year he had paid me back half my money
and built up good business. One day
detective entered the store TO make pur-
chase. He had known Jones-Jones as
crook. He knew that Jones-Jones had a
crooked finger on his right hand and
mole on his left cheek. When he discov-
cred that Brown Brown had these same
Identification marks. he began TO look at
him more closely. and by and by he made
up his mind that the old crook stood be-
fore him. He was so sure OF it that he
ErYra,a
was an honest man, but in his surprise he
started to make bolt OF it. AS he ran
out of his shop and down the street pur-
sued by the detective, he encountered a
policeman who tapped him on the head
with his club. Brown Brown went down
like a log and was carted off to the sta
ton. 1 was present when his senses re-
turned, and you can imagine my feelings
when he sat up and said:
Well you've got me at last, but l gave
you a run for it. You fellers amt half
sharp"
You are Jones-Jones, the crook" said
the sergeant.
"Of course am. and the slicbest crook
in the country. Is it that bank business
you want me for this ume?"
Mr.. Brown Brown I began as
stepped forward, but the crook stopped
me with:
who in blank is Brown"
Then 1 realized how It was, I had
smashed Jones-Jones, the crook over the
head with water pitcher and changed
him into Brown Brown. the honest shirt
constructor. The policeman had smashed
Brown-Brown with his club and changed
him back into Jones-Jones, the crook.
The taps on the head had done the bust
ness. My tap was all right, and had
founded new theory upop Il and invest
ed $500 in cash. But l hadn't foreseen
that second tap might come any day, as
come it did, and my theory had been
knocked into cooked hat, and l was ESQ
out.
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formed to a certain extent, and l hold
that any way to bring about better
ment of his moral character is justifi
able. / mean by that, TO speak frank
ly and plainly, that, while some men
can be reformed by sympathy and en-
couragement, others need a rap on the
head with baseball bat to arouse
their dormant integrity and ambition.
l had extended sympathy and more
or less financial aid to this man up a
tree. In a burst of confidence he had
confessed to me that he had been a
swindler, a gambler, a confidence man
and a great deal more. He had been
laid away in prison two or three
times during his career, had sailed I'M
der dozen different names, and he
might have admitted murder or two
had / not cut him short. l draw the
line at murder l can set out with a
good deal of confidence in the task Of
reforming burglars, highway robbers,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08

The Way She Wished to Make Sure
of an Income After They HAD We'd
ded.
She is fair young thing no matter
whether she lives in Brooklyn or Kala-
mazoo and she knows young man
who is all the world to her. albeit the
world might not hold her choice in
such esteem as she herself holds 1t.
When fair young thing is in that con-
df-ion it matters little to her where
she lives The only shadow on her
sweet young life is cast by her respect
ed father, who is, or was, not favor
ably inclined TO the object of her
choice. Just what he thinks now is
not yet definitely ascertained. The
fair young thing had an interview with
her father the other evening.
So he said severely, you have
accepted that young SNUG. have your
ITO all intents and purposes, papa, :"
she admitted freely.
"You ought to know better than
that" he grumbled Don't you know
he plays cards for money and bets on
horse races"
Yes, papa.
"And he has only So week sal
ary?"
II know it, papa"
And how do you suppose he Is ever
going to support you on that sum-"
HE isn't papa"
He isn't?'
NO sir"
We'll, he isn't look to me to sup
port him, is he?'
She smiled softly
NO" she hesitated; mot exactly,
papa. but he says if you'll only keep
on playing poker with MIN three highs
in the week, there won't be any trouble
about our getting along beautifully. -
New York Sun
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incendiaries, perjurers, and so forth,
but when it comes to murderers ! hest
tate. Having become interested in
this man, I didn't want him TO own up
To anything worse than robbing a
hlind man or burning an orphan asy-
lum He had come to me as a man
who had at last seen the error OF his
ways and sighed to take another track
and be counted with the good and re-
spectacle. He had given me @ae
name of H. Jones-Jones. Il struck me
that there was an extra amount of
Jones about MIN, but the name is an
honest one, and didn't find fault
about it. He was man of about 40,
with all the evidences of his career in
his face, but didn't Look for babylike
innocence in his eyes. When he threw
himself upon my mercy, as it were
when he made a clean breast of MS
wicked career and added that If any
one would point out the path of hon
esty he would turn into it and travel
on without limp | agreed to take
him in hand. He had whiskers with
which the police we're acquainted, and
l sent him to barber shop. He had
clothes which gave him away as dead
game sport. and bought him a modest
suit of blue. Then / gave him money
for weeks vacation from crime and
| when the vacation was over we were
TO see what further could be done. /
took my week of at the same time and
brought up amid the fresh buttermilk
and dew kissed goldenrod of the eoun-
try.
On the second night of my stay. as
sat by my open window at midnight TO
finish the last OF my cigar and wonder
If my Jones-Jones had kept straight
during the last IS hours. I suddenly
caught sight OF him on the ground be-
low u was farmhouse hotel at
which was stopping had observed
that big limb branehed out out 50
close to my window that Z could have
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Comments.

Trick 4. West sees that East must
have held originally five or more, prob
ably six hearts. He has still good de-
tense in the diamond suit and possibly
stopper in clubs, so he turns to
hrumps.
Trick Z. The trumps are all exhaust
ed and South is in the lead, and has re-
naming six clubs to the ace and one
diamond.
He knows of certainty that East
has four hearts, all of which he will
make if either he or his partner gets
In the lead. South reasons that the
diamonds are more hopeful than the
clubs
West has the commanding diamond,
md all the hearts are made.
Trick IL. South cannot lose and may
gain by passing the club. North GER
tafnly has the best diamond and may
have the King of clubs
A club lead, either high or low, at
South four more triks What South
should lead at this point is very
close question. WHIST"
The statement that differences in end
play rather han in openings is chiefly
responsible for the variations in score
at the whist table has been so long and
generally acquiesced in that an illus
tration such as is afforded by the fol-
lowing deal taken from a recent match
in Chicago, between the Ravenswood
and Berwyn teams, for the Dougherty
Challenge Cup, must be regarded as
the exception that goes to prove the
truth Of general rule. Here. four of
the entire five tricks variation in
score, was the result of a different
choice in the opening at the two
tables. Both teams follow strict long
suit methods land the choice Of open
1ngs presented was between two suits
OF four cards each, one plain suit, the
ether trumps. The latter suit was of
decidedly greater strength, and the gen
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q breakfast table hint that n birth.
day was at hand. he determined fhat
ne would like to send her somethIne
that would in measure reflect lis
opinion OF her. Speaking to a friend
about It, the latter suggested Widow
Bedotte, as the very prototype Of his
lady acquaintance. and advised hIs
getting copy of the book for her.
He gleefully accepted the idea. ana viz
iting neighhoring city entered d
bookstore TO secure the coveted vol
nme. Approaching a counter where
"a clerk awaited him. he at once started
in with
Have you--have you and then
came to a dead stop.
he experienced clerk appreciated
the fact that he had forgotten the.
name of his intended purchase. and
said nothing.
An embarrassing silence OF some mn-
ments followed. when a smile az relief
irradiated the visitors face. and un-
consciously prompted perhaps by his
prejudice, he confidently exclaimed
Have you copy of the book en-
titled The Widows Bedam g''- BOste n
ourier
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Trick While most loDg-suit play
ers would choose to open a long, un-
established plain suit rather than a
long suit of trumps, if the hand con-
tanned both, so that partner might have
the double opportunity of assisting the
plain suits establishment either with
high cards or by ruffng, Vests suit of
hearts, as pointed out above, is not of
sufficient length TO be considered
long suit in this sense of the term, as
there is really noting in it to establish.
For this reason, added to the general
strength of Vests entire hand and the
superior strength of his trump suit the
latter would unquestionably have been
wiser opening.
Trick 2.-East does not think his
hand justified lead of the Singleton
trump, though that would not have
saved the game anyway. He deems it
wise, however, TO show his suit of dia-
monds before returning the heart.
Trick "a cross-ruff is plainly in
sight, Z South disregalds the usual
rule of passing a doubtful trick with
four trumps.
Trick 10.-West's failure to continue
with the trump is the only real bad
play in the deal, and North's false card
caused that. Another round of trumps
would have saved one trick. and even
If they are both in one hand against
him, West cannot lose by taking it.
AT the other table proper opening
produced quite different result.
The underlined card wins the trick
West North East South
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08
HAD FUN WITH coNGREssMEN
Franks of a yentrfouuist In the
House of Representatives..


A ventriloquist who was IA the houss
the other day had lots OF FUN while ha
stayed, and, what is remarkable. he knew
enough to stop before he got himseR into
trouble. He was somewhere in the gnl-
lery and that is all that anyone has beer
able TO find out.
Gen, Grosvenor got up to make few
remarks, when apparently Speaker Hen
derson throw out this observation III his
direction:
"The gentleman from Ohio win SET OF
the earth"
1t was the speakers voice and accent to
dot. Grosvenor had nothing 70 say and
II is about the only time on record. lie
gasped and so did everyone else for Tfen-
dersou is not like Thomas H. Reed. who
loved 10 bother people with unusual and
sarcastic sayings; he Is a consIderate ara
kind man in the main and would never
think of being witty at the expense Of the
white bearded Ohioan. At the time
voice was projected into mid air he
peacefully conversing with tho clerk
didn't even hear tho remark. Ate
first pausp III HstonfsnfnaKY shST1 #nsl
general laugh and Crosvenof ana not "A
Aiteu tHt SpCHNCA HfAAb&A tAH AttG&
something had happened. raped with
gavel and drawIed out
THE House will be IN ordcr.''
The sentence was repeated. apparenti
by an echo, and then II wash The -spea.l IN
er's turn 10 jump, He looked al mysti@
fed as a man could especially - the
stenographers turned TO look 81 him Fa-
proachfully. Then the voice came kng
nowhere again. II said:
Rubber rubber'i
The stenographers bIushed and 81
ed. The House roared with laughter
wondered what would happen next
happened next was another rem
which seemed 70 come from all parl
the house At once.
Good bye, boys. the wars over"
Then there was shence that you ca
cut, and the doorlseepers began 70
for the venirioqpist but nobody coui
locate him. and nothing more was hcardf
/, lie was wise in his generation Washing !
ton Capitol
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North and South ?; East and West II.
Trick LIN trumpS the jack should
be put up second in hand from queen.
jack and two others.
Trick 2-East shows his diamond
suit.
Trick 9.-And then goes to a low
heart in an effort to re-enter his part
ner for trump continuation.
Trick 6.-The trumps are so plainly
marked as divided that West has no
trouble in deciding to bump them to-
gether.-B. w. Smith, in N. Y. Mail and
Express.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08

Maud Muller on a aummcr'e day
Raked the meadow sweet with hays
And as she raked. now here now there
The haysceds Guttered from her hair
She knew amid the show tents brown
Her brother ioitered Ia the town,
While down the glen in bushes thick
Her dad was nshin IN fhe rrtck a
"Ah, me-" she cried. what iosa q
I've missed because / ain't D 80
An, oh, I'm maader than Oh SIN
To think. alas. Il might D. been
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cutwok still holds its own and with each production OF the tao
ated the design simple though remarkably beautiful aud emphasizes
skill completed the
The oyerdres nile aa has lining old gold chiffon wnee
delicate stitching different
scaloped
The
closely diap
bodice
charming hat complete the exquisite toilet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08
An old Friend xew Name.

A somewhat crusty old chap of our
acquaintance had boarded for some
time with a widow whose garrulous
and designing nature had excited hts
contempt. Learning one day through
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08
THE HOUSEHOLD.

ssMARTHAv WRITES INTERESTING
LY ABOUT DELICIOUS SUMMER
DRINKS, AND HOW TO PREPARE
TTIEsI-HOW TO MAKE A GOOD
MINT JULIP-sOMETHING ABOUT
CURRANTS, THEIR UTILITY, ETC.
HOW TO PREPARE PARSLY FOR
UsE-TEA AND APPLE PIE.
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HIST I.
A BOLD TRUMP LEAD FROM WEAK
NESS OFTEN sUCCESsFUL-B. w.
SMITH DISCUSSES WHAT MAY
HAPPEN FROM DIFFERENT
OPENINGS.

Sometimes bold trump lead sue
ceeds because the hs of the adver
saries are not enough developed for
either of the adversaries to appreciate
their strength.
Eight of spades turned by South.
West to lead.
The underlined card wins the trick.
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eral strength of the openers entire
hand was such as warranted adherence
to the general rule. South dealt and
turned the club six; West Ga Ravens
wood player led.
The underlined card wins the trick.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08

THE INDoMTTABLE ELEPHANT.
An elephant vIsibly shrunk.
Sat down on a pile Of old junk
They may say I am weak
He said with a squeak,
but Pm able TO carry my trunk =
Scribnera >.
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the
The cngng by ruf5e
graceful
Hnba
IN the outer sle
The gracefully
e1t arranged single n
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HER F0RETH0UGHT.

The Way She Wished to Make Sure
of an Income After They Had We'd
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North and South 7; East and West 6.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-10
CASTLE & CO AE, d
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.

The Eva Plantation Company.
The Waiafua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kollala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Koloa Agricultural Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Mo.
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life 1nsur-
ance Company of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company OF
London