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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03

York, are both themselves among the
most prominent stockholders in the
worst trust to be found today in the
United States-the ice trust, which has
Justly exposed itself to the criticism
which our opponents often unjustly ap.
ply to every form of industrial effort.
1--WE now come to the Philippines and
to the general question of expansion.
Many of the positions taken ty the
Populistic. Democracy at the moment
are so palpably dishonest and main.
tanned in such palpable bad faith that
to state them is sufficient. 1t is hardly
necessary to discuss what they say
about 1.-The constitution following the
flag" The Democratic party never
championed the doctrine thus set forth
"a in the dark days, when it had be.
come the
Handmaidsn Of Slavery
and rebellion, and danced to any tune
which the apostles Of slavery chose to
pipe. When, under jefferson, the great
West beyond the Mississippi was &C.
quired, when, largely through the in.
strumentality of jackson. Florida was
added to the Union, the new provinces.
with their Indian populations, were
governed precisely and exactly on the
theory under which the Philippines are
now governed. President Jefferson SO.
cured the Louisiana purchase just as
President Mckinley secured the Philip.
pines and Andrew Jackson warred
against the Seminoles when we had
acquired Florida from Spain, precisely
as General Mac Arthur is now warning
against the bandits among the Tagals
in Luzon. Unless we are willing to de-
prive jefferson and jackson Of the
need Of honor which has been held &c
be peculiarly theirs, we cannot deny
the same high praise to President Nc
Kinley. At Kansas City, the men EN-
gagged in preaching the gospel Of dis
honor and Reputation solemnly. assert
ed that imperialism abroad will LEAD
quickly and inevitably to despotism a
home You men Of Minnesota and tn,
Dakotas who are here this evening cal
appreciate the f%atuousness of that state
ment by the simple process of thinkin!
whether your llDcTIleS nave Deei
abridged by the return of the Mime
sofa and Dakota troops who won sucl
honor for themselves in the Philippines
There are gcometrical propositions $
essentially absurd that mathematician
hold their mere statement to be equiv
alent to their refutation. So it is will
this proposition. Ii it We're wort.
while l would point out its dishonest
and insincerity. But fragrant thong
these are. dts a%bsurdity is SO much NOR
fragrant that nothing need be said.
$50 it is with their amt about mil
tarism and intimidation and oppres
sion ut home as following what the
are pleased to call conquest abroad
We cannot argue with them on TIL
, proposition. because no serious ma
, thinks for one moment that they b.
I lieve what they assert. During the gres
r civil war there were many preachers {
the gospel of d~isloyalty among the 81
| called copperheads of the north, an
I these men, like their representative
$ among our opponents today, prophesie
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03
+ TO CREDITORS.

State OF Nebraska,
Webster County, In the County Court.
In The matter 81 the estate OF Charles schultz.
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against Charles SChlftZ.
late of Webster county, deceased, that the time
for filing claims against said estate Is six
months from the 9Th day of July, 1900. All
such persons are requested to present tlpir
claims with the vouchers 10 the County judge
fore the 2sth day of January, 1901, and all
claims so filed will be heard before the said
jsdge on the 29th day Of January, 1901, NJ 10
O'Clock am.
JAsEs DuYrY, CouAy Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03

The CHEF Calculating Pencil ena'
bles any one to figure faster than the
brightest brain can without it's aid. A
twist of the wrist brings the result.
Instructive, interesting and highly
useful. From this date we will give
one with each dollar paid on subscrip'
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03

Kidney
Pills

medicine that will cure Diabetes.
Like Bright's Disease, this dis I
ease was incurable until Dodd's
Kidney Pills cured it. Doctors
themselves confess that without
Dodd's Kidney Pills they are
powcrlcss against Diabetes.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are the first
medicine that ever cured Diabc-
ties. Imitations-boN, name and
pill-arc advertised TODD 50, but
the medicine that dos cure
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03

Genr Passenger Agent Omaha, Neb,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03

AGENTS WANTED.-We want an ac-
tive agent in Red Cloud and vicinity
to represent the largest evergreen nur.
series in the u. 5 A. full line of hardy
fruits, shade and ornamental trees,
shrubs, etc. Three plans, pay weekly.
Address ut once, The Elgin nurseries,
Elgin, Illinois.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03

Wanted-One young man from Web.
ster county, Nebraska, to prepare for
the coming Railway Mail Service Ex.
animation. We furnish everything in.
GLIDING books and maps. Address,
enclosing stamp, Interstate Cores.
pondence Institute, Cedar Rapids, la.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03
Crayor Portraits for exr Subscribers.

The CHIEF has always been in the
habit of giving it's subscribers the best
of 1t IN the offering of premiums for
subscriptions paid in advance. The
fact that paper has advanced mater.
tally and that no advance has been
made in the price of this paper, has
made it imperative that we have what
is due us at once. We have heretofore
been l%enient, but will be compelled
soon to place many accounts in the
hands of n collector to enforce pay.
ment. Rather than do this we Will
give as an inducement for those pay
ing up to date, a six months paid up
subscription to- the paper and a fine
genuine oil finish portrait Of Yourself
or a, friend, in a splendid frame for
the small sum of 81 90. These por.
traits will not run of like the cheap
graycn pictures, but they wash and
can he put in a tub of water over night
without injury. The portrait can be
made from any small picture, photo,
tintype, or a%mbrotype furnished. Any
portrait that is not entirely satisfac.
tory will not cost you a cent. We
have q sample portrait at this office
which must be seen to be appreciated.
II you have a loved one whose picture
you wish enlarged it will pay you to
take advantage of this offer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03

the subdfvision Of the country when the
great armies Of Grant and Sherman
should come back from the war; but the
great armies of Grant and Sherman re.
turned to civil life and were swallowed
up among their fellow citizens without
q ripple. A considerable army was
kept for "a year or two on the Indian
states, but it never entered the head Of
a human being to attempt what
The Copperbesd Prophets
of disaster had frantically foretold. In
'9S and go you yourselves saw regi-
ments and brigades and divisions re.
turf from Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines, to be disbanded and swal.
lowed up in the mass of the people, If
volunteers, and if regulars to assume
their ordinary work in fort and canton.
ment, and after greeting them on tho
day they returned the bulk of the peo.
Pile would never have been able TO tell,
except by the newspapers, whether they
had come back or not.
"Of all idle chatter the talk of the
danger of militarism is the idlest. The
army we have now is, relatively to the
population of the country, less in size
than it has been again and again dur
the last century and a quarter, in times
when we had only our own Indians to
guard against. In Washington admin
istration Gen. Wayne spent some three
years in Ohio warning against the
Tagals of that day, with an army under
him larger in proportion to the then
population of the nation than all our
present national forces, regulars and
volunteers combined, and there is Just
as little danger from the evils OF mill
tarism now as there was then. 1t is as
utter folly to talk of nj liberties as
menaced by the existence Of u force
capable Of keeping order, in u outly-
ing possessions as it would have been to
talk of their being menaced in the
seventies by the soldiers who followed
Custer and his fellows against Co.
manche, Apache and Sioux.
II would ask those who by their
words have encouraged the warfare of
the Filipinos against US to recall the
letter of General Lawton, written just
before his death, in which he pointed
out that the blood of his soldiers red.
dened the hands of the men at home
who encouraged
Our Foes Abroad.
"Some years ago when certain east.
erIiers were clamoring in the name of
humanity against the army officers who
warred to protect the western settlers
from the Indians, General Sheridan
wrote: L do not know how far these
humanitarians should be excused on
account of their ignorance, but surely
it is the only excuse that can give q
shadow of justification for aiding and
abetting such horrid crimes
1.-THE scheming politicians at Kansas
City have.not even the excuse OF ignor
ance when they incite the insurgents
to fresh warfare against our soldiers
with the base hope that thereby they
may further their own political advance
ment."
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-03
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Land ONCE at McCook, Neb,, July 3, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the f~ollowis
named settler has filed notice of her intention
TO make final proof In supper, of her claim. and
that said proof will be made before James Bur
den. clerk of the District Court of Webster
county. at Red cloud, Nebraska, on SATURDAY.
August 18th. 1900. viz: Mary j. Mcintosh II Il
No. ~, 16S for the Lot l. See :, Twp, l ", II II
west
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said lana, viz; Hugh W, Gullifofd. Charles
Hansen. Raymond W. kountz, Vance Dorgen,
son, all OF Red Cloud, Neb.
f, VI, RATnBURN, Receiver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31

leum In the Cagayan valley The Ne
CRITICS ana lgorrotes frequently show
specimens Of lead, anthony and other
minerals, but II Is impossible 10 set
them to say where they find them The
lead usually carries gold and silver with
H.
The copper Of north Luzon was
worked, II Is said, by the igorrOtes long
before the Spaniards came. They soft
ened the rocks by building fires upon
them. This enabled them 10 break out
the ore and they then roasted II again
and again before smelling. Their
smelling was done In little clay fur
naces not much bigger than a four-gall
Ion crock. bamboo blowers being used
TO make the requisite draught. The
Spaniards later on tried TO work these
same mines with machinery and failed.
The editor Of the Manila Times who
has Travelled considerably over Luzon.
and who Is the author OF a number OF
guide books and maps relating TO that
Island tells me there Is an iron noun
tain within less than fifty miles Of Ma
Mia II Is near mineral springs and
not far from the best settled part OF
the Islands. Some of the ores are very
rich those Of Angat. IN the Bulacan
province not far from Manila, contain.
ing from 70 20 IS per cent OF pure iron.
None Of the mines are worked and the
incentive under the lniquitOus Spanish
government has been 20 LET them lie
uadeveloped and untouched
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY,

The water supply plants Of the United
States are stated by Mr. Allen HazeL
TO have reached $500 In 1897, about
three fourths Of them being operated
by pumping. Only about one-tenth OF
the cities and towns have filtered water
supplies, although tho importance OF
filtration In lessenlng typhoid fever Is
generally recognized Mr.. Hazen fayors
slow filtration through sand-beds, but
finds that filters Of this kind are used
In the United States only by cities OF
an aggregate population OF 10000 but
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GIFT OF GOVERNMENT.

The sisters have as much right 10
these gifts as the brethren. They have
the right TO ~ unto God and ask Him
In the name Of Jesus TO bestow upon
them such gifts as they need How
good q gift II would be Tor
a mother 20 have the Gift
Of governing her children, the
git OF wisdom TO train them ans to
point out to them the path that they
should pursue. The mother who seeks
for these gifts and exercises them be-
fore the Lord. she win have great 10y
IN her children. and viii get amply re-
warded for all the faith that she has
exercised and the prayers she has Of
fered IN their behalf. For what IL there
that brings greater happiness TO hu-
man beings than to see their offspring
doing right and walking humbly before
the Lord? Therefore. mothers should
seek to obtain such gifts as are suited
10 their condition and circumstances.
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ordinary temperatures under q pres
sure OF % atmosphcres. Storage IN ace
tone solution under pressure Is there.
Tor the plan under trial still greater
safety Is ensured by a porous brick M.
ter. which IL 80 placed In the reser-
yoir as 70 effectualy. check the gas
IN II from beihg ighited from the bum.
ers.
There are now 10 crematories In
Europe and America, Of which q are
In Italy, 20 In the United States.
In Germany, and in England. Paris
had 1873 IncInerations last year.
Astronomers are bringing forward
numerous theories to explain the Gle.
genschein, the bright patch that some
times CLOVIS mysteriOusly In the sky
Mt midnight The light occurs near
the ecliptio. bat usually two or three
degrees removed from exact opposition
TO the SUM- end IL quite generally be.
lieyed TO have no connection with the
earth's atmosphere. A plausible, though
not wholly satisfactory, view Is that Il
Is a reflection from the ring OF frag-
ments to which the known asteroids be-
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IN England by cities OF 100000 In
habitanls. and BY total, population In
the world OF y, 400, 300. Mechanical filters
are employed By an aggregate popuia-
ton Of nearly l.60Q,000 ia the United
States and Canada although praeti-
cally unused In other countries.
The commercial use Of the cleo
eric arc N the culture OF Easter lilies
Is shown by Mr.. NJ. O, Kalns TO be
quite practicable. but he finds that
this light should not BE- used until the
lily buds are an inch long and that i
should then be passed through glass TO
screen out the ultraviolet rays. In the
experiments considered, dark brown
burn appeared on the plants under the
naked light. The light was continued
nightly for four months. giving plants
that were taller and earlier In blossom.
Ing, but less robust and with shorter
lived flowers. than those grown In the
dark.
More perfect combustion In furnaces
Is secured BY Mr.. Paul Schllcht by
novel means He has discovered that
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CHARITY And SPIRITUAL GIFTS.
Lake City Sunday February
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON.

Missionary in Acquiring Languages
Purpose OF Gift OF Toneues-Dscernng OF spiritsThe
Glorious Gift OF Charity
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into a chimney. Il takes a course oppo-
site TO that OF the hot gases. and It's
cxyger reaches the center Of the iire in
a heated condition favorable for COM
pletely uniting with the fuel
,Clinker from the refuse Instructors
II bradford, England, which lately
CAUSED considerable expense. IS now
prciiiably used for mortar and concrete,
proving servceable for reservoirs, etc,
ahen mixed with cement
Aoetylene has failed thus far to real
ize all that was expected from II on
account OF the lack Of a really practl-
cal small generator. and It's delivery
under compression In cylinders Is still
less practicable on account Of the great
risk OF explosion. IL Is believed In
France that the system Of Claude and
Hesse viii give more satisfactory re-
suits. These experimenters have found
that acetone VIII dissolve "a times It's
volume of gas at ordinary temperature
and pressure, and that this could be In
creased TO more than 1000 volumes n
temperature Of 50 degrees G. below zero
could be maintained, or $40 volumes az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31

LONG long. Another suggestion /. -
s9Inei-llke tan Of hy6ye nv u TIA, ltss
s s,TesminE away frsm ssa and hdisS
,nsnv on opposite 10 n. oeilh In a
many astronomers ana ls slnewhis
meet the phenomenon wi nsS' ne 70 con-
''ns producing The lodiae ' NE r.. p1etsoria
me curious behavior n,
been noticed by traye Wei ~ falcon he,
passing ,sa through a wheat INA. ~ a railway
tion Of Italy, The BIZ Yiowing sec.
T go YIn,l the fast tain ~ s,'g Kay, pc.
n ans 10 attention 10 - OH, n, NE Inc.
ana Kept close 10 the On O'hsr trains
q,ashlng to the ground on constantly
~, /, was VA, found that the AFR o5 gSeh sils.
~, py ne rushing cars drew N y19 \, SCI W
Ter BIRDS. which were tbus 7" IN, 'ns snsf
victims OF the cunning hawk '''' 'a'5
The lesscning OF accident.
working electricians is songb, among
Society OF Agricultural Ird hs ey' ihs
Commerce OF Milan. which oocrs ~ aul
medal TO the person Of any ns,i,aa 80
lection. ''''''Ol Ok pW.
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RESOURCES OF
THE PHILIPPINES.

(contlnued from page slxtesn.)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-20
KRAUsE-rAYLoR COMPANY
Will Finish Their Week En-.
gagement Tonight.

After week Of success, uninter.
rupted except by the storm Tues
day night, the Krause-Taylor CON
pany will give a matinee perform
ance this afternoon at 2:30, and
close the engagement tonight
with one Of their best comedies.
The plays they have presented
have been much enjoyed, and Mr.
Jack c. Taylor has shown himself
to be a versatile actor easily adapt
ing himself to either comedy or
romantic roles. He is a conscien-
lions painstaking worker, and the
management has surrounded him
with a clever company which ably
supports his work. The Play last
night was up to standard previous
ly established, and the specialtie-
were, as usual, fine. Don't miss
the two remaining performances
Matinee bill, "The Farmers Iron
Will" Tonight, The Lightning
Rod Agent"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. CHG A. Adams is yising in Dali
las.
Miss Pearl Wallace IL visiting in
Franklin.
Dr. in. Goodwin wa here from
Wellborn yesterday.
Buren's l2.year.oId scotch rye at the
Exposition Saloon. 26if
smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
Exposition saloon dti
= Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
Exposition saloon. 1907
Malaga grapes us. received at
kernole's grocery store. %
l.. G. Sellers Of Milican, is assisting
County Clerk McMiehael.
New line spring embroidenes just re-.
ceiyed at Norwoods. a.
Ifyou wear II, l6' or Il shirts look
at NorNood's show window. AZ
"The South Before the War" nt the
opera house Monday night, Jan. %.
John S. Williamson Is at home after
Trip through north and west Texas.
Mrs. A. 5. Blumenthal came mp from
Nayasota yesterday to visit bel
% parents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-20

Dave II. shapiro was here yesterday
en- route home 70 MAdisonyille from
Houston aud Galveston.
Norwood IL offering at IS cents each
800 boys and girls caps in plaids and
all color-tte newest styles. 80
J. II. Carpenter Of Plano, will he At
Parks Stable mex, Tuesday or weines-
day with acurload Il mules.
J. Alien Myers and Tyler Haswell
went 10 Waco yesterday TO attend the
republican executive committee meet.
ing,
county Judge Board yesterday APP
pointed W. d. aud Olivia Smith
guardians Of Daisy Slaughter ct al.
minors.
Marriage licenses: J. VI. Moncrief to
Mrs lyey Samples. Lewis Barnes TO
Matte Fielder. Frank Janicek TO Mary
Nayasard.
1900 Reward-For my bay horse, 10
years old, 10 hands high, no brand, col
lar marks. Return TO Chas, vesmiroy-
sky, Bryan. Texas. devil
+. Mixer has 100 Gne specimens Of
Louisiana palms from the Dewey
Nurseries Of Richards, La, an exhibi.
ton and foi sale at the postoillce. Call
aud see them. 80
WANTEn-A position as Goyern,ss
and Music teacher in family, or group
Of families Three wears experience.
Salary low. For particulars, address
Miss NJ Box $40. y
The Eagle has received the
following: Mrs. Ida Holland
Shepard invites YOU to be present
at the marriage Of her daughter,
Mary Stella TO Mr.. Allan Douglas
Sanford, Wednesday afternoon
January the 81, 1900, at half past
3 o'clock, First Baptist Church,
Bryan, Texas. At home after
March /, 3lI North Twelfth ST.,
Waco, Texas. Reception Tues.
day evening, January the thirtielh,
from half past eight until twelve
o'clock, at the home Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. W. ;. Howell, Bryan.
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LAsT DAYS SESSION.
caitis'ssa nriaE Thar Coas-ssioa to .
Cfsss a. Fos' worth.

Fort Worth. Tex. J n D. The Las:
days session Of the n aAl Live Stock
association convened 80 O'Clock this
morning The attendance was lighter
than on previous days
The principal paper read at tho morn.
ing session was by Hon l. g. Powers.
Of Washington.
The convention indorsed the resolu.
ton 10 cooperate with the Federal gov.
eminent in establishing colleges Of
agriculture and mechanics arts for the
purpose Of higher education in agri.
culture including live stock products Of
all kinds, for the scientific investigation
OF all agricultural and live stock
problems
J IL Pickeral read a paper on What
Short Horns Have Done for the
Country This was followed by a
paper on Potency Of Hereford Blood.
by 7 +. b Sotham Of Missouri
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-20
County PopuIist Convention,

By virtue Of authority invested
in me as chairman Of the Peoples
Party Of Brazos county, | hereby
call mass meeting OF the Popu.
lists Of the county, TO be convened
on Saturday, January p, 1900 a
the court house in Bryan at /
o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of
eiecting delegates to the congress.
ional convention which meets at
Waco, Saturday, Eebuary 3, 1900,
for the purpose Of electing dele.
gates to the National Peoples Party
convention, and transacting such
other business as may come before
It. W }, Brogdon.
Chairman, Brazos Co.
W. W. Weaver, Seoy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-20
G.n.rou. Hank Receiver.

81 Joseph. No, Jan 10 Receiver
Milton Tootle. Of the Central Savings
bank, has sprung a surprise on the court
and depositors by serving a notice that
be will not accept one cent for his ser.
vices He is entitled to $1,000 r. A.
Brown, the receivers attorney. volun-
tarily surrendered one half Of his fees.
or $1,000 the bank will pay depositors
in full Feb. !. II failed one year ago.
The receiver was warmly commended
by the court for the for the successful
and speedy manner in winding up the
bank AFFAIR."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-20
smslipoI In Indians.

indianapolis. Jan. 10 The smallpox
epidemic in southwest Indiana is assum.
ing alarming proportions The disease
has been prevalent for over three months
and. having been pronounced chicken.
pox by local physicians. no steps were
taken 70 prevent its spread In Lester.
vile, Washington county. every inhAbi.
tant has the disease. At Clay City
there are nearly 300 cases. being half
the population OF the place. Other
places are similarly afflicted