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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-27
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

Heaters in endless variety a W. w.
Wright's.
All kinds of wire fencing at wright's
hardware store.
Full line Of fresh bulk garden seeds
at w. b. Roby's.
j.. Nj. Roland OF Guide was on our
streets Wednesday.
Get Wright's prices and see his line
before you get a heater.
WANTED:-Good girl for homework.
Apply to Mrs. A. Morhart.
IL you want anything in the harness
line see Fogel Il H~utchison.
Wright has every article of ware that
is needed around the kitchen.
Our phone number is now -. Call
US up when you need job printing.
Samuel Dyer and Wade Koontz have
associated themselves together and
will buy stock.
Will Parker left Monday morning
for a business trip to the eastern part
OF the state and Iowa.
w. A. Mitchell will move his hard.
ware store to the building formerly
known as the ~''rookery" on May 1st.
VIM. Lindley moved his household
effects TO Burr Oak this week where he
will engage in the restaurant business.
e. L. Dickinson has added a new
1900 pound trip hammer TO his black.
smith shop, which is to be worked by
his gasoline engine.
The w. G. L. L. and the Anti.Saloen
League will unite in the regular quar-.
terly mass meeting at the Christian
church, Sunday evening, April 90.
During the rain storm of last Monday
night, the granary of James Mcintosh
was struck by lightning and one cor.
ner OF the building was badly damaged
Sheriff Dow OF Harlan county was
here Sunday and took back the mel
carried goods from the store Of p. w
Shea on Saturday Il week ago at Or.
leans.
We notice 10y an Omaha paper tina,
NJ NJ. Stern has joined the Nebraska
Retail Liquor Dealers Association, au
organization for the mutual protection
of liquor dealers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-27

Jas, Burden, w. b. Roby, Jos. Sala.
den, l.. II. Beck, Dan CARRIER, j. b.
Stanser, Thos. Auld, f. U. Overman
and A. Galusha were in Holdrege Wed.
nesday attending the Congressional
convention of the Fifth district.
A number OF towns throughout the
state have already commenced the agi.
tation of the street fair subject. We
have not as yet heard Of any one who
is willing to undertake the job of man
aging a street fair or even a Fourth Of
July celebration in this city.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
gave q very pleasant dance and social
at the b. & N. Eating House last Wed
nssday evening. Plenty Of good mu.
sic and refreshments was furnished
and everyone enjoyed Q good time
The church realized q neat sum from
the occasion.
Here is a good story: Scene, hotel
in a small town. Travelling man sit
ting on porch and cur dog lying close
by. Landlord comes out and rings the
dinner bell and the dog .howls. "Wha
are you bowling about" asks the trav
cling man of the dog. "You don't have
to 70 in there and eat"
Some miscreant who had nothing
else to do tore up the paraphernalia Of
the young ladies basket ball game the
other night. They pulled the posts W
and cut the netting baskets to pieces
Should the perpetrators of the small
trick become known they will no doub
be amply rewarded for their meannesI
by the young ladies.
The rain of last Monday night wa
one of the heaviest downpours tina
has visited this section for sewers
years. Over two inches Of water Eel
in less than an hour. Cellars in dif
ierent parts Of the town were filled
The streets were veritable rivers, an,
in some places the water ran over tn
sidewalks. The hail which accompa
MED the rain did little damage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-27
CITY NEWS.

Watch for the big show next week.
Harness repairs, Fogel & Hutchison
Charles Schafrnit of Lincoln was here
last evening.
f. NJ. Phillips of Guide Rock was
here Wednesday.
Clarence Slime of Superior was here
the first of the week.
Two residences for sale or rent in
city. See 5. b. Lightfoot.
Largest line of heaters in the valley
at Wright hardware store,
Jacob Nustein was a business visitor
to Lebanon, Kansas Monday
VIM. Webster of McCook was here
visiting friends the first of the week. 4.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices right. Get the best.
Amos Cowden spent a few days here
the. first of the week visiting the folks
here.
Geo. Hutchison was down from the
village of Cowles yesterday taking in
the sights of the city.
Do you want a heating stove? If
YOU do 90 to Wright's. He has a large
line at the lowest prices.
+. II. Marshall of the Union Fire In
surance Co. of Lincoln, was here a
short time the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ii. II. Hurley Of Denver ar
rived in the city last Sunday for a sew
eral weeks visit with her parents Mr.,
and Mrs. ID. b. Spanogle.
Miss Ella Cook returned Tuesday
morning from a several months visit
with her brother Edward and other
friends at New Whatcom, Washington
Why should you buy New Home
Sewing Machine in preference to any
other? Because you know when you
buy a "New Home" you have The very
best sewing machine that has ever
been built. For sale by +. V. Taylor,
Homeseekers excursions on May Isl
and 18th, and June 9Th and 10Th 1900
to Arizona, Arkansas, Indian Territory
Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma
Territory, and Texas. For rates ant
further information, apply to local tic
ket agent, A. Conover.
This is the time Of year when al
kinds OF peddlers and fakirs max
their appearance among q gentle ant
unsuspecting public and offer all kind
of wares for sale. They have alresd!
begun to show up. Our people shoul'
pass them along as fast as they come
Our merchants have everything II
stock that IL needed and that Is tn
proper place to buy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-27
Jas.
LOCALLY.

A girl wanted at the City Bakery.
Mrs. l. Stephenson of Rlverton was
in town to-day.
Hugh Gulliford is building a new
residence property.
DR.. Weggmann of Blue Hill was here
the first of the week.
Ed NORM and VIM. Lcbeault of
Campbell were in the city this week.
Mr.. Palmer of Nelson, an old friend
of Joseph CARRIER was here the first of
the week.
Miss u. ID. Yciser left Sunday for Be
loit. Wisconsin, where she will reside
in the future.
will move to new quarters opposite
the State bank on the first of May,-W,
A. MITCHELL.
Mrs. o. &. Bell after a visit with Geo.
j. Warren and family returned to her
home at Lincoln today.
Fogel a. Hutchinson have a fine line
of heavy work harness you should see
before you buy a new one.
Mrs. Sunny of Cameron, Missouri,
who has been visiting relatives here,
left Tuesday morning for her home.
VIM. Dickinson has placed in his
blacksmith shop, a trip hammerto be
used by the power of his gasoline EN-.
CINE.
Morris Stern this morning received
his certificate of membership in the
Nebraska Retail Liquor Dealers Pro.
tective Association.
FOR SALE One brood SOW will far.
row soon, one good work horse. Resi-.
dence three miles south and two miles
west Of Red Cloud, Neb.-F. f,
WILDLY.
Next Wednesday the new council
goes in and the old council becomes a
thing Of the past. The first meeting
OF the new council promises to be an
interesting one to spectators.
Chas. Moranville and Miss Laura
Smith both of this city were married
at Smith Center last Wednesday. The
contracting parties are both well known
in this city. The groom is our well
known veterinary surgeon and bride
is the daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j. II.
Smith. The CHIEF takes pleasure in
extending congratulations.
W. H. Giwits died at his home in
this city last Saturday. He was born
at Stark. New York, July Is, 1928, and
~ the time of his death was II years
8 months and % days Of age. The fan
eral services were held from the resi-
dence Sunday afternoon 1t $50, and
tho remains we're laid 70 rest in the
city cemetery.
The wife OF q man named Moon pre-
scented him with a fine boy. This vas &
new moon. The father celebrated tn,
event by drinking himself full. Thi'
was a full moon. When he awok,
from his drunken stupor all he had lef
in his pocket was twenty five cents
This was the last quarter. His mother
in.law beat him over the head with
club, thus giving him a total eclipse
Elk.
John w. Beeman, the postmaster o
North Branch, Kansas, was in Guild
Rock Saturday evening on his way
home from Topeka, where he has beef
AS a witness before the federal Crane
Jury in the trial of the young fellow
, who attempted to burglarize the Nortl
/ Branch postotice last fall, at which
time Mr.. Beeman shot and wounded
| him in the leg rs q result o
. which he was captured a day or twt
.. later near tho Nebraska.K Kansas line
1 The prisoner plead guilty but at tn
time Mr., Beeman left Topeka sentence
. had not been pronounced on him =
Guide Rock Signal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-27
| Want Your Business,

aud if fair treatment and
quality OF goods counts for
anything with sou will
get it. The best class of
trade Genes my way be.
cause ! sell the best goods
for the price that others
ask for inferior goods. |
am here to back up any
goods that | sell. IL there
is anything wrong make
it right. Come aud look
my goods over. They are
all up to date,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-27

We are displaying this week a big lot of
New spring and summer NEGLlGEE
SHIRTS. The best assortment cvcr
brought to town.
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FESTIVITIES CONTINUE
n Honor o. British and American Sailors at
Bar Harbor.

Bar Hdr1Or, Ne. sept Vice Admiral
Bedford, Lady Bedford and their daugh-
ter left by an early train for Boston, to-
day, where the ladies are to take a steam
or for England. The admiral will return
to his ship, the Crescent, Saturday night,
iu time 70 be present a the luncheon
which he viii give to the officers Of the
squadron and others, Sunday. There was
much disappointment on shore, this
morning, when il was learned that there
would he no battalion drill at the Kebo
Valley grounds as announced yesterday.
1T least 1000 visitors had arrived by boat
and train to witness the parade and
mancuyiCs. The reason assigned for the
failure TO land the brigade was the fact
ihat the marching nf 1900 men on the golf
links would spoil them the other was
that the distance was too great between
the wharf and the grounds. Officers from
both thc American ana English ships
have been playing golf every day since
thrir arrival.
MIS-. Joy entertained Rear Admiral Far
quhar and many Of The officers at lunch
con at her cottage, today. Mr.. Sphinchot
and Mrs. Dimock gave a pretty reception
N the Kebo Valley Club during the after
noon, which was largely attended.
Dinners We're given, tonight, BY the
ward room officers Of the New York to
those Of the Crescent, By the Kearsarge
To the Psyche by the Texas to the hide
tatigable. by the Kentucky to the Tribune
ana by tile Scorpion to the Quail. Other
officers dined with Mir. and Mrs. C. c.
Jackson.
At the invitation Of the chief petty off,
GERS and first-class petty officers OF the
American ships, an the men Of the same
class M board the British ships will be
entertained Al 4 smoking concert to be
hrld. tomorrow night, ia the Roddock
house, a hotel that has been closed for
several years
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ALA "MILLENNlUM."
A New England Minister'S Comparison.

a peculiar remark made I'M minis
trr al "A New England dinner, caused
some comment lIr was being served
fJr TIN, first time With Grape Nuts
ro,i. H- looked M ana asked what L
was. ana being told, said, They might
have named ii Millennium" The host
IS. lady on the editorial staff Of the
Boston Waterman. further remarks:
Since tn" millennium came to our
cuisine, We have np further occasion
NH take into our stomach< the masses
uf pasty, partly cooked food that We
used before Grapc-Nuts came. Ispeax
directly NJ myself | hli been for Il
l.n2 time the victim uf gastric indi-
gr~tion. brought on by steady mental
work ana lack of proper food. /
passed sl,epIess nights. ana work in
the day time was exceedingly difficult
Many spells Of vertigo came on and
my nerves and temper We're in any
thing but a normal condition.
II finally had three successive night
attacks ana | verify thought TIE eni
had come | would throw out ut mid
night the lunch oG Scotch porridga
eaten the noon previous. unchanged.
except that it had turned intensely
bitter Violent vomiting continued for
eight or ten hours and the after-ex-
haustion was all but deathly.
Il could see plainly that utter break
down was ahead Of me. just at this
time | was led to use Grape Nuts and
I found the food cure quickly
gained strength ana flesh. INV gastric
troubles We're relieved. ana INV sleep
sweet again. Aside from thu powerful
uuuitive value Of Grape Nuts food. I'D
you know that it viii impart its deli
cious. nutl tive flavor to almost any
dish that it as added to? For in
stance a spoonful or TWO stirred into
bread pudding before baking gives it
marvellous flavor, far superior to
spices. also a little cooked in custar,l
fpr lunch dr. supper not only adG5
special relish. bat special sustrnance.
MIS- Il. s. Goodwin.
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8I0DEFOR0 CAMPAIGN
Closes With Enthusiastic Rallies by Both
Democrats and Republicans.

Biddeford. Me-, Sept. The end Of
The Maine campaign for both the Dem
ocrats ana Republicans, in this city
came tonight, with enthusiastic rail-
lies, that of the Democrats being a
feature from the large proportion of
the French speaking citizens of Bidde-
ford ana Saco.
AT The Republican meeting, City So
licit0r Frank w. Hovey presided and
Gen. Charles Emory Smith Of Phila-
delphia. made the chief address. Hon.
Richard Webb Of Portland, spoke on
national issues.
At the Democratic rally, Hon. F. X.
Belleau of Lewiston, and Hon. F. w
Clair of Waterville. two Of the ablest
representative of the French people in
Maine. spoke at length.
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RAN AWAY WITH VESSEL.
Fishermen DEFY The Law and May Find Them.
selves in Bad Box.

Portland, Me. Sept. The fishing
schooner Margaret Mather arrived in this
city. yesterday, from a successful mack
crel tri1. soon afterwards. David r. Har-
mon vas placed aboard Of her as keeper
PA two attachments that had been served.
cant. Almon u. Mallock went ashore and
then the crew, contrary to the orders Of
the keeper, cast off their lines and sailed
away The keeper came ashore. This
afternoon the Mather was caught OF
Cape Ann. Unless the crew return with
all Of the cargo. their cases will be con-
sidered by the federal and State courts.
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A RECORD BREAKER.
State Fair Has EcIipsed All
Previous Years.
The Largest Attendance, Best Ex-
hibits, Most Money Taken, Etc.
Edwin c iancey and We Wins The Races on
Closing Day.

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RALLY AT EAST PITTST0N
Mayor PhiI0rook Of WateryiIe Addresses an
Enthusiastic Meeting.

East Pittston, Ne. Sept. 5--'SnccidI)-
There was a largely attended ana enthu-
>iastic Republican rally here last eve
ming. with Judge W c. Philbrook Of Wa
terrille. as the speaker Alden Knight Of
the town committee. presided. For one
hour and,l quarter Judge Fhilhrn"k dis-
cu->ed th& political issues Of thr dHt with
clearne-s aud force. lrouSirg much -u-
thuSid-m. It was "a most successful
meeting.
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P0RTDAND'S GAIN.
Census Report Shows Increase OF 1920
Since 1890.

Washington, Sept. The population of
the city Of Portland, Me, as officially an
nounced, today, IS:
in 1900. 50l45; in 1880. SO, 425. These fig
ures show for the city as a whole an in
crease in population Of 1920 or 81 67 per
cent. from 1890 to 1900
The population in 1880 was 23.sl,; show
ing an increase Of 26I5 or 7.73 Der cent.
from 1850 to 1890. The population by
wards in 1890 is as follows: Ward |. 7OZ2:
Ward >, 514, Ward 3. 5GS3 Ward a sos.
Ward 3, -; Ward 8, 5lg7, Ward :, sl20:
Ward $. 4t52; Ward 9 4l31.
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MINISTER WI
Holds Conference With Washington Officials
Developments Soon Expected.


Washington, sept. Minister WI
arrived in Washington from Cape May,
this afternoon. ana although il was
near thr close ~ the official day, he
proceeded directly 10 the state depart
nrnt- ~ is understood that he had re-
c-iNrd an intimation that The depart
m"nt officials were DESTROYS of confer
ring with him. hence his return to
Washington. For nearly an hour the
minister was cioseted with Acting Sec
Rotary HIl ana Assistant Secretary
Aarr. 'he door trinz locked meantime
aud n"t even the messengers allowed
'-llA-r.. None ui th- parties tp the
conference NAs communicative as to
WI" conference. lat az its conclusion,
l'r. hin repaired t' he White House.
WITH 81 portfolio. we'll filed with pa
peers.
For several hours preceding the min
l-t"r.s WISH Acting Secretary Hill ana
Assistant Secretary Adee had been en-
gagged In "A short conference ana it was
gathered th4t th- negotiations relative
jn 'nIna We're approaching another
laaS. dhd mat another pronouncement
M some klAd was lH preparation. The
TACT Is recalled that when the United
states made its response to the Rus
sian note. on the .Oth ui.jm0 the Off
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'i'7 D'l''' .i'a
about a week $ time would be required
Id determine on IN. next stem ana AZ
~ ~
~ls thu "I lAat uIHt, lt De DEFINITELY
known whether yr not the troops were
n. N. Withdraw, fr,r, p.L,fn That
p1II'd III liiht AIs now elapsed me
report from the European chancellor
i.e indicate that officially at least. this
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Midnight Fire al Portland.

Portland. Me-, Sept. AT midnight
tonight, fire badly damaged the resi-
dences Of James II. Davis and Charles
L. Libby on Falmouth street in the
Deering district Mr.. Libby's loss is
about $1,000 and he has an insurance
Of $1,000. The loss Of Mr.. Davis IS
about $4,000 and is covered by insur-
auce.
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A COMPROMISE
Said to Have Been Effected in
Chinese Situation.
Russia viii Withdraw Part Of Her
Troops from Pekin.
Balance viii Go 10 lien Situation
Watched With Interest.

London, Sept. SIT is asserted at the
Austrian foreign office, according TO Il
Vienna correspondent Of the Daily
Mail, that Russia has made compro-
mise. leaving a portion IF the troops
in Pekin ana sending the main body ID
Tien Tsin, when wil be the military
headquarters.
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ments of disordered brains mfIitarism
and Imperialism; yet ne coos az mild
| ~ as sucking dove when he whispers
| his unchanged devotion to free siIyccr.
! Now it is worth while remembering
| that If the question of the unsettIe-
| lnent Of our currency is raised in any
campaign, it must be one Of the para
mount questions.
The other day, in accepting Tie pop
ulistic nomination, Mr.. Bryan was
careful to point out how little he and
they differed in essentials on the green
| back question. He is quite right. Both
are believers in fiat money: what Dar-
| tCular kind Of fiat money is necessarily
q minor detail. II makes no difference
/ whether free silver or fiat money il
cAImpiOned as the first Or second is-
sue so long as ID is championed AT ali.
save that to subordinate 1t Az All is-
SUE removes the least justihcuti d fur
| raising the issue at All. The one eIc
mcnt more essential than any other to
! the prosperity Of a great civilized na-
| ton Is i sound and stable currency.
the only possible excuse for leopard
iziu2 the prosperity ~ the whole nation
| by at,acNu. its system NJ currency. is /.
| conviction so inlcuS, that thc issue mast
Y. necessity he Y burning onr. If our op-
| uoacut~ do uot regard the Silver .-uc aa
a paramount issue. then thry nave Been
\ guilty 40 gross wrong ID their fellow
cunnuymcu .u raising il at al A- u
matter ot l-cJ il IS uarlmuuut. aud tl.
attitude 81 tuc Fupuu-to Democracy lp
trying 1" keep It cont nl sight east 90 the
! ~
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CASINO
MERRYMDETING
PARK.

Continuation shore and Turkey .5c
We serve Ice Cream and Assorted Cake
with our Shore Dinner.
lWropsan PIan;-
Green Turtle and Terrapin Soups, Soft
Shell Crabs, Fried Lobster Tartar Sauce.
Broiled Live Lobster, Lobster Newburgh,
Salmon, philadelphia SQUAD. quail,
Hroilcd Chicken. Steaks, Chops, Salads.
Ltc. Seven private Dining Rooms.
ga. FULLER, Prop.
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1900-05-05

Experiments in the Sibley hbora-
tory at Cornell anniversary have shown
that an alloy of aluminium and zinc
possesses remarkable qualities. 1t is
white and takes . fne finish, and is
equal in strength to cast-iron, but SUI
perior in elasticity. On the other hand,
1t lnelts at so low temperature that
it can be hquefied in ladle over an
open fire. In the liquid form it fills a
mold, running into all the small parts
much better than brass. Its use does
away with the foundry furnace, and
its technical advantages are obvious
The strength of this metal is $4,000
pounds per square inch.-St. Louis
Republic.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1900-05-05
THE AMERICAN WEASEL.


Not everybody knows what weasel
IS. what it resembles and what it lives
for. Some believe, and act upon their
belief, that it has nothing for which
to live and is of no value to man or
any of his avocationsl This class ia
quick to destroy the useful little
quadruped, whose mission is best de-
scribed when it is said to be the best
rat trap" obtainable, and it's life is
taken without any knowledge what
ever of its usefulness about the prem
Uses where there are rats. The Amer
Jean weasel is queer, quiet, quick lit
tie creature and where it lives rats
have to die, for it can go anywhere
rats can and will give them no peace
full moments. If weasels are seen
about the house or barn do not mo-
lest them; they win harm nothing
but the rats. Ferrets should not be
mistaken for weasels; they are rath-
er dangerous little animals to privi-
lege about the barn and house, and
are not to be given the confidence felt
in their peaceful relatives. There may
be creatures for whose existence there
seems to some people no good excuse,
but the weasel is not one Of them
Farmers Voice.
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GLAMOUR OF THE FooTLIGHrs

Mrs. Fiske was a feature In her
company in her early teens. Julia
Marlowe at ii belonged to an opera
company. and Annie Russell was nine
when she appeared first on the stage
Ellen Terry says she intends her
grandchild 70 begin training for .
stage life when the age of seven Ia
reached, so the small girl will never
acquire self-consciousness or be
tricked with tho glamour of the foot
lights.
Successful actresses vary In their
idea of the right age for a woman to
go upon the stage. Duse says in
knowledge is the secret-the aspirant
should realize emotion before she
seeks to portray it; yet she spoke her
drst stage lines when she was only
four years old.
Sarah Bernhardt entered a dramat-
lc school when she was IA, and made
her debut four years later. Ada Re
han was but IA when she entered
Days company and she took his stern
drill as matter of course. Daily Of
fered to make Bijou Fernandez fam
Gus If, at the age Of 10, she were given
over entirely to his charge. Her
mother refused to part with the
youngster.
In Mexican theater women always
60 bareheaded. and the men wear
their hats all the time the curtain is
closed. During the performance they
remove them. Frequently men rise in
their seats and sweep the tiers of
boxes with large glasses. 1t is con-
sidered something of an honor to have
the glasses of a swell below leveled at
your box. Smoking is permitted in
Ill theaterA