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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09

SeV'SsuTy I'ohG u rresn.Afr FteWN.
Secretary Long has returned tn his desk
In Washington. TIL weather has chang
ed since he went away. ana he Is now
able tn Indulge his passion for fresh air
without fear or worrying hts visitors.
During the winter Mr.. Longs love for
oxygen was made manifest In the opening
Of al the great windows In bis onicr,
aud on the coolest days roaring gales
swept through without seeming 10 incoR-
venicnce the genial little secre tary. clad
In a light and airy suit. lie sat IN this
friSid atmosphere al day. Five minutes
OF 1t was usually enough for ait but the
most hardy Of his visitors. and they re-
treated with chattering teeth and blue
noses. to let Mr.. Long 80 oo with his
work. drinking In huge drafts OF winter
wind.
One particularly ccid day some late vi,-
TORS entered just al Mr.. Long was ieav-
Ing for the day. and caught him on h,s
way out through his private sccrctary's
room. This room was NJ comfortable IS
any room conid be on such n day. for
every window was tightly shut. though
the wind managed TO sn. ak In through
the cracks. 1t howled against the win-
dow panes. and was at that moment
shrieking through Mr.. Longs owr nm
tensnted room. as Il had been al Ray.
MIR. Long talked for a few minutes, bat
felt uncomfortable without knowing why.
At last the reason struck him. Stepping
to the Zig wlndoy. he pulled Il MI
the way up. and resume his comvsrsa.
ton witt calm satisraction. In abont twn
minutes his v~isltoro, pulling up their coat
collars. hastily excused themselves. Mir.
Long looked surprised. for he WAS irst
getting wsrmed up to his subject. ii-
probably does not know to hts day why
the conversation terminated SO abrupt;
New York Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09
. lNatOlOuY.


There IL a new science. whose n,r,e .,
'kumatology.' and whose score is al .
study Of all the waves and wxvr-s,rur-
lures Of the earth. n main ia,m .n
which It Is built Is that from the higher
limits OF the atmosphere to tn. iaaer
core OF the earth waves run tbrunsh IN.
crtire field OF geography. Mountsin fold I,
are earth waves the clouds are often hut
the waves of the air made vislble-a and all
around and about he earth, w~serev.r
sought. arc to be found other waves.
governed by laws that are mostly M
known. and that await msn's careful
study before their nature viii be 70.
vealed. A vast, q deep and an absorb,
insiy Interesting science 10 this 'ku,ni-
tology;' yet II is TO a great extent made
up by the observation OF the common.
place. Opportunities for studying II
abound on every hand; a mana lifetime
would be required to solve ths secrets
OF AL the waves that await the Hight "
knowledge, -Pearson's A~iagax,nc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09
OF as Fuel.

The extension OF the oil fields I'm the
United States promises to lead to more
extensive experiments In the use or oil
FOR fuel. II In used now for fuel In Rus
sia to an extent unknown In the United
States. and Its use In that country for
sach purposes Is being rapidly extended.
OF is found ut existing prices much
cheaper fuel In Pennsylvania than coal.
The larger vessels plying on the
southern reaches OF the Vo,sa have dis
carded all other fuel for oil ostatki. or
residue. rs It 10 called. These steamers
of the Eastern aud other large com.
panies ON the Caspian sea. although
constructed with ordinary cosi-burning
furnaces. have had them adapted to ttle
use OF oil. The I.ondon Times sa VIZ
that oil as fuel has become a matter Of
course with Caspian and VolGa ship
owners, and that exhaustive experiments
made by the Russian Steam Navigation
company have been the most gratifying
results. Cost for cost, the experiments
have conclusively demonstrated the ad-
vantage of oil fuel over coal. the cost OF
oil per mile running at only onr-third
that OF coal. In the matter OF clsanli-
ness, which means Increased comfort.
there was a great advantage In favor OF
oil. The engineers reported that in
the use OF oil there MAS increased facil-
ity obtainable I'm the regulation OF the
heat over the whole heating surface.
comparative ease OF manipulation OF
tie fuel itself under steam pressure and
a saving of labor and waste in the stoke
hold. The Russian government Is now
experimenting with oil on some OF lis
wal vessels.
Experiment with all as fuel Is be-
ing mad In Texas. A large planter IN
Colorado county 10 putting M u min
with "A capacity OF burning 1000 barrels
OF oil a day. lie says tina, II Is one
third cheaper than coal. Hawaiian
planters are conducting an inquiry into
the matter. The Market Street Railway
company OF San Francisco. which con-
trolls the trolley lines In that city, In
preparing TO use oil instead OF cosl at lis
works. III the use OF oil as fuel be-
comes In any sense general II may have
an influence OF the price OF coal. Which
would by no MEANS he n calamity.
Cheaper fuel would lie a great sdvan-
tasc 10 manufacturers and u the public
In general. provided Il lid not result in
a reduction OF the wages OF the coal
miners. But the use of oil as fuel would
not cause = reduction OF wages. and II
cheaper than coal II would be q great
public enetit.-fhilsdeipnia Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09
New sumds.g. Surprised Him,

H. s. Fuller of Boston, a relative OF
the late George A. Fuller. head OF the
hrm of builders OF the same name. said
recently that the erection Of steel
frame skyscrapers In this city Is away
In the lead OF building In Chicago. Mr..
Fuller IL now staying at the Waldorf.
He formerly lived In Chicago. The
scope Of this kind OF work here IL mar,
velous." he continued. Whole blocks
are being torn down to make way for
more modern constructions. Then, too.
l have seen gangs OF men pulling down
q dozen private houses to make way for
one apartment house. This appears a
common occurrence. The city Is being
transformed. No one can appreciate
the lact better than ar outsider who
comes here at different intervals
New York Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09

back by force. but was poweriess. for
tho railroad men were armed. he APP
pesled to the police. but again could do
nothing. for the extrudition laws contain
nothing TO cover the kidnapping Of the
Mexican army.
while the oficer ragged. Robinson, Ell.
kin and ] were taken In chargs by the
railroad men. They took w TO the city
and kept us safe until the train for
the North pulled out. We went with IL
and ave never been back. But We
are stiIl on the blacklist of the Mexican
government. and that's why I don't care
to sec the Rio Grande again. "-rrederic
+. Thompson. IN Los Angeles Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09
Fortified.

Mrs. Hatterson-l'm going 10 meet
husband at 1 O'Clock to select some
decorations for the drawing room.
Mrs. Ciattsrson-What do you want
him with YOU for?
well, In case they don't turn out
right I can say s. Is his fauit."-Lite.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09
Secs IN Roses.

4 Pretty Way to Ssrve Creams and Shs,bst,
They VIII Taste Better n Eaten From
the Heart Of a Rose-Ths Ice and the Ro,s
Petals Must Match In Coicy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09

Truth Ii the conformity OF expression
to thought. The expression Of truth 10
slmpilcity.-Seneca.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09
HOW UNCLE SANS BOYS
KIDNAPPED THE MEXICAN ARMY

r EVER see the RIO
Gronde2 A few. I've seen
u pretty much from
Brownsville 10 the Col
orado line. But I'm not
hanLerinp IN 500 a anv
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-09

HOSTESS need not wholly de-.
pend on the caterer for at.
tractive devices in the pre-.
serving OF food. especially
creams and sherbets. A little
ipoa a,tifNy aaA Ae
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
GUIDE ROCK.

Charles Oglesby was down this week
to purchase II farm from Colvin Il Bar |
Gus.
Thomas Bucklin was ut Guide Rock
on IA land deal with Colvin 4 Barcus.
Samuel Hagsn came in from Norton
county, Kansas, to spend the holidays
with his parents. Sammy is looking
well.
Frank Edgerton arrived from Mon.
tana this week. Mr.. Edgerton has been
in Montana for several months.
Charles Hagan has just returned
from Kansas City where he has had IN
other operation on his leg.
The cold snap is letting up.
The ice crop Is good and the ice mon
are very busy.
z. Wilcott was over frStn Kansas on
. land deal with Colvin d Barcus.
Guide Rock merchants all have extra
clerks for the holiday trade a. the
trade is immense.
Mrs. Dow Thompson from Blue Hill
is down this week visiting his mother
and Mrs VIM Guy and family.
Look out for the big dance AT Moores
hall Christmas eve.
Frank Kent has rented the fine farp
of Charles Hagan.
There is one youug lady in Guide
Rock who has been three continuous
weeks making II new dress, fcu can
guess what will happen soon.
Charles Oglesby is going to Westcrn
Kansas soon to look up IA location
Better stay in Webster or Jewell county
Asa Miner and James Jewell wer,
in Guide Rock buying presents foi
Christmas.
NJ. Massinger started for Galveston
Texas, Monday last.
Frank Guy Is sailing around in hi
best rig There might be II match.
Eva Bennett is still in Guide Ro3l
spending the holidays.
/. Is. Colvin spent Thursday in Rec
Cloud on legal business.
Miss Pearl Hagan is down from TIT
north part of the county where sh'
is teaching, visiting her aunt Mrs. Bar
Gus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
WOMFR. KANSAS.

Weather fine, everybody happy and
everyone wishes the readers of this
paper a merry Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hooper are
visiting parents and friends thi, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zion left Monday nom
ing for their home in Iowa. They
were we'll pleased with Kansas but like
their old home best.
Miss Rctta Womer, Miss Grace Zion
and Miss Anna Williams are at home
during vacation of the Franklin schools.
Uncle Dan Is once more mt his post
and Womer what is Womer without
Uncle Dan and his moustache.
Mr.. Zion is drawing straw eight
cattle. Bill is n hustler.
Everybody and everyone else is
drawing wood to W"ru"r. "" 4 is
piled up here like stcLs # wheat
straw.
The Christmas tree n Wonl"r was n
grand success. Such a tree and snrh n
load of Christmas presents was n sight
to see. The musi', r. ndi-g and reel
tatiOns were n grand treat. Santa
Claus came in for a share II applause
ana everyone went away feeling vel
pleased.
Mrs. Albert Perry is on the sick list
The Womer school is closed for q
weeks vacation. Miss Belle Null il
tcacher.
1t will be "A treat 10 the lucky ones
who get 10 invitation to the WoOdmar
entertainment to be given at the install
iatioh Of o~fice"s on the evening of tLs
9Th. The Royal N.igbbors have
charge Of the program Of the evening
BRYAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
WEEKS HAPPENINGS,

TIE CHIKF eiper year.
Stove repairs at w. w. Wright's.
The Chief and Life Of Mckinley $50.
Will Mitchell visited in McCook this
week.
For anything in the hardware line 60
to Wright's..
+. V. Taylor attended the poultry
show at Superior this week.
The Home Art club meets January
I'd with Mrs. &. j. Warren.
The finest line Of stoves in the valley
can be found at Wright's.
Charley Lewis is spending the holi.
days with relatives and friends in Kir-
win, Kansas.
Now is the time TO get Robes and
Blankets. You can find all styles and
prices at Buffers.
Mrs. l.. II Rust left Christmas day
for Beaver City where she will visit
nth relatives and friends
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
Locally

For sale bills call at this office.
The Chiei and Life Of Mckinley 81 so.
II you want seed corn see w. Il.
Roby
Kentucky Lump coal at Roby's at
81 60 per ton.
4. j.. Overing is spending the holi.
days in the city.
Guy Lindsey left Tuesday for a visit
at Haddam, Kansas.
Will Kuehn made a business trip o
Superior Wednesday.
A. p. Ely and wife of McCook visited
in the city this week.
Miss Blanch Gross who is attending
school at Franklin is home.
Geo. Hutchinson and &. &. Holt were
down from Cowles this week.
+. &. Williams aud wife left the first
of the week for a trip to Lincoln.
Walter Warren and wife Of Superior
we're visiting with the folks here this
week.
Discard that light sum mer robe and
get n OF Buffers Fall and Winter
Robes.
s. Day and wife left Tuesday morn
ing fer Lincoln where they will visit
friends.
Laux Handlers who Is attending
school at Kearney is here spending the
holidays.
Myra Cook who is studying phar-
macy ut Omaha 10 here to spend the
holidays.
Miss Mabls Wells who 10 attending
the state university 10 here spending
the holidays.
Samuel Lindsey was In Haddam,
Kansas. this week attending the funeral
Of his mother.
Robert Mitchsll who is attending
medical college at Chicago is here thi'
week visiting friends.
Ed. Emigh who is attending thu
Omaha Dental College arrived home
Saturday evening on a visit.
T.. l.. Ste ohens Of the Crete Nurseries
was looking after business matter.
with his agents here this week.
Harvey Cox returned the first OF thu
week from Lincoln where he has beer
attending the state university.
Boyd Munsell and wife arrived her
Wednesday morning from McCook t.
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Sarah Knowles of Lincoln al
rived in the city Tuesday night for
visit with VIM. Parkes and wife.
I'd. Smith and wife and the latter
mother came up from Norton, Kansa
Wednesday to visit with j. II. SmitI
and family.
Mrs. w. A. McK"ighan and daughte
Edith returned home Tuesday morn
ing from Denver where the latter ha
been undergoing medical treatment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27

Allen L. Ayers. n of Webster cOun-
tvs old and highly respccted citizens
died at the home III l.. G. Olmstead
near Inavale on Thursday afternoon At
about o O'Clock. The funeral services
will be conducted from.the place Of his
death Saturday ~ 10 n m. and the re.
mains will be brought this city and in.
TERED by the sid. If his wife: The de-
ceased was n member Of the q. A. II. ~
This place and that order will conduct
The funnral services. Mr.. Ayers wa,
me OF Webster county's earliest set
lI-rs aud his many fricuds will be sorry
u near NJ hi, demise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27

You have wished all a merry Christ.
mas, given your friends a useful pres
emit and now the next proper duty il to
extend your subscription to January,
1908.
The dance given by the city fire de.
partment on Christmas W was a
pleasant affair and those present had
an enjoyable time. Another dance
will be given on New Years eve.
Puts gray matter into your head.
Brings "A rosy glow to faded cheeks.
Restores vim, vigsr, mental and phys
ical happiness. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35c. O. l..
Getting.
I have buyers for both farm and pas.
tire land IL you have land for sale
please list il with me at once. No
charge II ! do rot get you a buyer,
Also farm loans al lowest rate with OPP
ton &C. +. GATHER, Red Cloud. Neb.
The football game, or rather free.for.
all, rough aud tumble, between Baden
and Red Cloud, last Wednesday after.
noon resulted o To q In favor of Red
Cloud. The game was an interesting
one and "A large crowd was present.
There is som. talk Of the tw" teams
meeting in another melee on New
yaar,s dav -
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
MORE OR LESS


Coal oil, 10 cents a gallon at W. b..
Roby's
Ralph Foe returned Sunday from
McCook.
Il. +. Potter was a visitor to Omaha
this week.
THE CHIEF and the Toledo Blade
one year for 81 25.
Charley White is visiting with friends
in Hastings this week.
George w. Ball Of Akron, Colorado,
was here this week.
+. II. Strout Of Kearney was doing
business here this week.
Mrs, Spaulding and daughter Of Riv.
erton were here this week.
Car of cor and oats chop feed.
100 lbs. s1.30, at W. b. Roby's.
Mrs. Gross has returned from Blue
Hill to spend the holiday vacation.
DR.. l.. H. Beck and son were in Su.
perior Thursday attending the poultry
show.
A.. A. Conner of Concordia, Kansas,
was doing business in tho city this
week.
Mrs. Samuel Kizer held No. 446
which secured the large doll at The
Fair.
Thomas Burden and wife of Bladen
are visiting with their o James and
family.
Have you seer the up to date Blank.
cts and Robes. Buffers Is the place to
find them.
Sherwood Albright who is attending
school at Lincoln is home spending the
holidays.
The small and large school children
are at present enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
Miss Nellie West who is teaching
at McCook has returned home to spend
the no idays.
Henry and Harry Gillian were in at
tendance at the poultry show at Supe
rior this week.
VIM. Heffelbower who is attending
the state university came home to visiI
1 during the holidays.
! James Bowron. formerly of this city
now in business ut Denver, is here thii
week visiting friends.
' Pasteur's "Blacklegine" for the pre-
~vention of black.leg in cattle for salt
by Getting the Druggist.
When you want nails, screws, bolts
barb wire or anything else in the hard
ware line call on W. W. Wright.
The Life of VIM. Mckinley, by Mura
Halstead, and The CHIEF one year TO
! 81. so, the price of the book alone.
John Kellogg came in the day afte
Christmas and extended his paper t
January, 1908, and also n to Ohio.
) Frank Hamilton who is attending tn
state university is here visiting wit
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hami'
I ton.
Mrs. David Stroup OF Max, Colorado
a former resident of this city
visiting here with her son Harry an
family.
Farm loans at s per cent interest o
{ good improved land. G. F. Gather
Office over Cuttings drug store, Re
Cloud. Neb.
Robes! R,bes!! Robes!!! For tn
: next sixty days you a buy Blanket
8 and Robes at a sacrifice price at j. I
Z Buffers harness shop.
{ Will Parker was called to Pnelr
! City, Missouri, the first Of the week b
8 the announcement that his brother VIZ
6 seriously Ill and not expected to II
& cover.
s Bernard McNeny left this week f.
3 Kalamazoo where he will look aftt
his large celery interests. He wi
bring a large invoice of celery hon
. with him.
Il. C. Hacker was the recipient nj
& Christmas present OF a cane made
& holly wood and brought from the Phi
s ippines. The donors were Frank Pa
3 ker and wife of San Francisco.
Grace Episcopal.-Service Sunda'
Z December Goth. Sunday after Chris
z mas. Morning prayer and servi'
6 1890 Evening prayer 1880 pm
{ Sunday school ~ n. The public is co
Z daily invited,
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27

with a full measure of health and
happiness.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-07-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh postofice receipts for year
ending 30th June 81, 13s-gain Se1ss
ovess previous year.
Rev DR.. A L. Phillips. born at Chap
Ell Hill, has been elected Field Secre-
tary OF the Sunday school work in the
Southern General Assembly.
Greensboro Patriot: The Globe Fur
niture Company and the Home Furni-
IRE Company, two Of the largest man.
ufacturing concerns in High Point.
have consolidated. The new concern
will be Incorporated under the laws of
New Jersey with a paid up capital OF
$4,000
Washington Messenger: Silas Eborn.
colored, who r.sides on Mr.. James W.
Hodges farm beyond Old Ford was
committed { jail last evening, by
Justice Of the Peace J. C. Latham,
charged with deadly assault upon his
wife. and to await the result OF her
injuries.
Fayetteville Observer: The number
of persons IN Cumberland county now
drawing pensions from the state is IS
soldiers and 40 widows. This year the
pension board will have to consider the
applications OF 139 soldiers and Il wild
ows.-Captain w. G.. MCLAUGHLIN
owns a dog that is a tobacco chewing
fiend. When or how this animal &C
uuired the accomplishment is not
known.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-07-09
STATE PRESS.

An article elsewhere in this paper
sets forth that Mr.. Marion Butler,
sometime United States senator from
big mining corporation. This is the last
straw. 1t is very evident that Mr.. But
Ter, the erstwhile friend and guardia-
of the interests of The People. has gone
Over to the 'plutercrats."-Statesville
Landmark.
Mr.. John W. Hays was a learned
lawyer, StudiouS, accurate, able. He
was as we'll an accomplished scholar,
well read, with a perfect literary taste
and judgment. He was the sou of
courtesy, integrity, and uprightness,
and was a Christian gentlemena Of the
highest type. He was as modest as he
was learned and upright. He was rave,
dignified, sincere, self-assertive
or ambitious. He would ave made a
model judge as he was a model citizen.
Raleigh News and Observer.
BY inserting the grandfather clause"
North Carolina simply protects her IL
literate white voters, who are not ignor-
ant of the necessities of our democratic
form of government. While it is a fact
that suffrage is not an inherent right,
but a civil privilege, it is incumbent upon
the state to give its citizens an oppor-
tunity to become capable of exercising
the intelligent citizenship and this must
be done through UNIVERSAL education.
North Carolina is moving swiftly in
this direction and her citizens hope that
the time is not fer distant when all of
her citizens may be able to exercise the
franchise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-07-09

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Closer Connection Should be Made

closer C~Onn0CC1Ou SHOULD DC NudOe
The Messenger does not know where
the trouble is but there is certainly
room for great improvement in the con-
nection with the outgoing Seacoast
trains and the street cars.
A closer and Surer connection should
be made and if there are disagreements
between the SeacoaSt trains and the
street car company the people who pat
ronize both lines should not be made to
suffer.
On Thursday night to our knowledge
several passengers were at the Princess
take the 7:45 train to the beach, but
before the car could leave it had to wait
for n of two to come down Princess
street with passengers from the depot
and when they arrived at the depot a
minute or two late the train had gone.
Again last night the car up Princess
street did not arrive at h depot in
time to with the 1870 train and
the consequence was that several pas
sengers, nearly all strangers, and some
of these ladies, were left 1t has been
suggested hat if the railroad people
should wait until the arrival of the 10
o'clock street car up inc street for
this 1910 train, the 2:20 street car for
their 2:30 train, 5 o'clock street a for
their $40 train and 1920 street a for
their 7:30 train. This would be a great
benefit and accommodation to those
who desire to go to the beach and who
are sometimes forced to take the last
car.