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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
WEEKS HAPPENINGS,

Stove repairs at w. w. Wrights.
For farm loans call on G. W. Haley.
Cane seat Rockers 81 81 at Miner
Bros.
Dwight Jones of Guide Rock was
here Wednesday.
@Dr. +. +. McKeeby was up from Su.
perior and spent Sunday here.
Mrs. j. l.. Haley who has been here
from Omaha returned to that place the
first OF the week.
DIR. j. w. Moranville is able to be
ont again. We hope his Improvement
this time will be permanent.
Before you makes purchase in the
Dry Goods, Grocery or shoe line get
our prices Nebraska Mercantile Co.
There will be regular service held at
the Christian church each Lords day
at the usual hours.-H. 5. SoUDER,
Pastor.
j. G. Wolfe, tho furniture man, has
lust received a nice new line OF new
furniture and carpets. Call and get
prices before buying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

81 and So 90 coal at Caldwcll's.
Miss Bonnie Emigh left Saturday
for y visit at Omaha.
See the fine display of heating stoves
at W. W. Wright's.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
ne year for Sl.25.
The 10th car of furniture just un.
loaded at Miner Bros.
a good teaspoon for Toe per set; table.
spoons zoe per set ut the Fair.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices right. Get the best,
Pay your subscription and get a cal
culating pencil. They are a little won.
der.
Gold Williams of Riverton was look.
ing after business matters and visiting
with friends here Tuesday
Mrs. Maria Briggs of Clay Center,
this state, - here on a visit with her
daughter Mrs. J. A.. Tulleys.
Miss Lillian Price of Riverton visited
in the city the last of the week the
guest of Mrs. W. W. Wright.
Mrs. Frank Henderson and daughter
Edna of Womer, Kansas, visited here
the first of the week with Mrs. ID. II
Haley.
Several residents Of this place at
tended the ~dedicatory services OF thu
new Pawnee Union church near Jud
son on last Sunday.
The old building at the rear Of thu
Charles II. Potter lot formerly occu
pied by Jacob Nastcin as a cigar store
has been removed to the g a Of tn,
building occupied by Z. +. Evans as
second hand store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
LOCALLY

-
Iron bed, spring and mattress COM.
plete $500 at Miner Bros.
A few of those dandy 25c whips to go
at lOc at Buffers.
You can get a suit Of clothes at the
Fair. See the samples.
Nels Longtin made n business trip
this week To Aurora, Kansas.
Don't forget the Trustees Slaughter
Sale Mt the Nebraska Mercantile Co.
Mrs. NJ. VI Stern who has been visit.
ing with friends at Sioux GUY, lowT,
returned home Sunday night.
For SALE:-German millet seed, In
auirc of + +. Widely, tive and half
miles south. ives of Red Cloud.
Spring is here; 81 is Butler, with n
full line of light aud heavy harness at
low prices. Call Detoreyou buy.
Finest line of iron beds aud fancy
rockers in the valley, at bed rock
prices at j. &. Wolfe's, the furniture
man.
Farm loans at 3 per cent interest on
good improved land. &. +. Gather,
| Office over Cuttings drug store, Red
Cloud, Neb.
Mrs. N. l.. ID. Smith returned home
| Wednesday evening from . sewers
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Algona, Iowa
Mrs. A. s. Marsh Of Pasadena, Cali
ifornia, who has been visiting with
friends at her former old home here
left on her return trip Tuesday.
Taken this month keeps you well al
summer. Greatest spring tonic known
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by Madi
son Medicine Co. SOC. @. l.. Getting
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling
stomach, kidney and liver troubles
Keeps you we'll all summer. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. 35c
c. l.. Getting.
We wish our correspondents woulc
endsavor to get their items in each
week and il possible not later thar
than Thursday. No department o
the paper is looked after by our read
ers more than this. II your locality Il
not represented send US in tie news.
John Wegman, wife and children lef
Tuesday evening for their new hom'
at Riverside, California. Mr.. Wegmar
has resided and was engaged in thu
Photographic business here for man,
years and has been an exemplary citi
zen. His many friends here will unit
With us in hoping that his s~ojourn II
the west will be both pleasant an
profitable.
MIR. Chahin, sitce the receipt of
message from Congressman Lands, @
Indiana, stating that he would WIS.,
Red Cloud this week, has received
letter from Mr.. Lands saying that h
has been called off his western tri
for the present, and will lot be here
he had intended. Bishop flanders, an
Messrs. Richardson and Burkett 10
merly resided in Mr.. Lands distric
and were counting upon a renewal
their acquaintance with the distiI
guished lndianian.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26

l.. ID. Oatman has beg un the work of
removing the old Gardner House fran
ITS present location and will put it on
the southeast corner OF the lots. just
what are Mr.. Oatman's plans we are
unable to say but in all probability
Red Cloud will have a new brick hotel
this summer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
Do tn 2iches of the Alaskan Gold Fields
Attract You? IF so. read this.
THE KING MINING "NnPANY
OF FRIEND. NEBRASKA.
CAPITAL. 400. 900. 90.

II L hlNu, TIIouuy NcDthShu Hr0S0Hnt
HON. j ~ POPE, Friend, Nebraska. Attorney atlaw .m.V Vice. President
l. +. SOUIHWiCk, Friend, Nebraska, Banker ~. Secretary and Treasurer
VIM. BURKE. Friend Nebraska, Grain Buyer Director
HON. f. l. FOSS, Crete. Nebraska, Atorneo atLaw Director
This company IS duly incorporated under the laws VI IN State of Nebraska
The company already owns.
TEN VALUABLE CLAIMS OF TWENTY ACRES EACH IN THE
FAMOuSN NOME MINING DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
These are all placer mines and the gold isobtained by "sluicing' or washing it
out OF n sand. This wa he method used bv the early California niner
when such immense fortunes were made.
tMr claims aros situated on or near UGH @ known gold producing cIeeksas
Anvil, Glacier, Dexter Dry, and Oregon, aud others where in the paat two years
quanhied Sf gd ave beer taken out. Gold was first fount at Nome
on Anvil creek in the fall Of 1908. bv Peter Linderberg a Norwegian. lie then
wasted out over 10000 six days LAT Gn this claim yielded ga oe in one
claim Of twenty acres only q short distance further down Anvil creek. One
stream averaged over 500 a day last summsr -Four men shovelng and rock.
instances but the heavy receipts OF gold from Nome by the q. s.. Assay Office
fully proves that it is the richest gold camp n the world.
One company whose claim is about ne mile above N of ourssm d stock two
years ago at one doHar a share. III same stock is worth 5000 per share.
The stock Of the Pioneer Mining Co. and the Wild Goose Co stock il owned Nv
parties who will lot eve put a price on it. Our claims art in the sam
Localities and there's no reason why u claims, vixen developed, will not prov
Just as rich or richer. The president of ~ company has spent two seasonsi in
the Nome district prospecting and locating the claims o owned by this I'M
.pany. His early arrival there enabled him to sccur the choice of location. In
h will return to Nome taking thu necessary machinery TO develop and
operate III claims.
The greater part of our si65. 900 MSc M nSs Been e taken but there still is %
that a be bought. Tho directors have decided to offer "A certain number OF
shares for sale o the public at par for
You "a buy any numD.9q N 81 P Rsaslt Al 81 a akkEsy ARE os.AssrssAa1r
Here is your opportunity. A small Investment may bring eas and comfort
and even wealth Address all orders and make remiuances PAYABLE to
THO KING MINING co. RRIGND. NSR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26

Have you any doubts remaining"
said Mrs. Jones. mo, Marinda, |
have not. took Rocky Mountain Tea
last night" Twill remove any impure
thoughts in the human family. 35c.
q. l., Getting.
James L. HArwood died al his home
in this city on Monday, April 90, after
a long and painful illness of nee of
the stomach. At the time of his death
he was almost sixty-6ve years Of age,
The funeral services we're held at the
residence on Wednesday afternoon ut
two O'Clock, conducted by Rev. Rich.
ards of the Baptist church, and the
remains were laid at rest in the Red
Cloud cemetery.
The commencement exercises OF the
Red Cloud high schools will occur this
year on June 9Th and 9th. The object
in having two evenings is TO give the
graduating class a chance to give their
class program. The first evening,
June 9TH, will be devoted to the class
program. The second evening June
OH Will he the regular commencement
exercises. DR.. Fletcher Wharton OF
Lincoln has been engaged to deliver
the class address. The baccalaureate
sermon will be- delivered by Rev, Dean
at the Congregational church OF the
evening Of June I'd.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Herman w. Lander. of Ciarks.
burg. and Miss Lillian @. Rather.
ford. Of The Laynesvilie vicinity.
were married at the NJ. E.. South.
parsonage here Wednesday evening
at 8 O'Clock, Rev. MI. Davidson
officiating.
The parties are both strangers to
Us. the brides parents having nov
ed to this vicinity only last spring.
but we understand they are most
estimable people. -Malta Bend Qui
Viye.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Write to-day to the Gem City
Business College. Quincy. H.. and
receive their new beautiful 64.psge
Illustrated Catalogue FREE. 1t
contains elegant school.room views.
groups Of students. individual por.
traits Of many students in posi,isns
with their testimonials. specimens
of peninanship. graduating class.
and list Of 1000 students in attend.
ance the past year.
THIS elegan, Catalogue also con.
tains rates Of tuition. cost Of books.
hoard, ETC.. with much valuable
information for any young person
DESTROYS of preparing for = good
situation ~ stenographer or book.
keeper. Address,
d. l.. MUssRLXAN, Prest.,
Gem City Business College.
~ 4~. Quincy. III.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Services were held ct the G. p.
church Sunday morning aud even.
Ing. The pastor took for his text
In the morning. THE Sufferings Of
Christ"
Services were held At the Episco.
pal church At II O. NJ. and 8 .. M.
Morning services: Christ Weep.
ing Over Jerusalem"
Al the Presbyterian church the
pastor preached at II q. m. ON
"Some Duties of Church Mem.
bers,"
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Riackwater News.
J. D. Ticker last week bought
forty acres Of land Of Judge James
Cooney. locsted on the Saline couu.
~ border near +. w. Caton's. II
is 3. w. ar. Of the N. W. o.. Of
sec. s, township 4S. range 70.
Consideration $500.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16
MARSHALL . REPUBLICAN,.

and the fact ought to have been
brought before the county court
long ago. However. better late than
never.
A distressing accident happened
to little Henry Jeffress. Of Biackwa.
ter, on last Wednesday evening.
He he's been at work carrying va.
ter ct the rock crusher for some
time. He had finished his days
work and hso started to walk home.
when the rock train came along,
running ct . good rate, and Henry
attempted to board Il. His foot
slipped and he fell under the wheels.
one Of his legs being horribly man.
glxd below the knee. II will be
necessary to take the leg Oh.
G. N. Prou,y. Of Marshall. was
here on business Monday. He con.
templates engaging In the banking
business ia Kansas City. Kss.. soon.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

sweet Springs Herald.
The Herald does not think the
county officers at Marshall have
treated Il fair at all. The present
proprietor has been here over .
year and has got its FIRST newspaper
favor or piece Of county printing to
receive from one III them. Salt
Pond township IL IN Saline county.
gentlemen. Our votes helped put
you where you are. Some Of the
county's money belongs here and
should be given to the Herald.
Tote fair. Who knows but what
there will be another election s0me
day. when votes will be at Q prem.
iuml
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Nelson Time Card.
d. H. johnson. Jim Mari, P. NJ.
Crockett and J. T. Howe went to
Marshall last Monday and secured
an appropriation of t,oo from the
county court to work down . hill.
The hill is from q quarter to half .
mile north Of the cross roads at ].
w. Ritchey's. This In q had hill.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Fayette Leader.
The nrtive Filipino that accom-.
pamhd Mrs. Lieut.. n. v. Evans
home from the Philippines. has
aroused considerable curiosity here.
He In Is years old. stockily built,
has the features Of Q japanese and
n rome lighter color than copper.
He urdsrs,snds only Q little Eug'
lish. speaking Spanish, the nst'ye
language. He seems q bright lad,
<sys h- likes this country aud wants
IL make friends with everybody.
Several negro soldiers. who recently
returned from the Philippines u
Fayette. have conversed with him
the negroes having learned'to speak
Spanish quite iluemtly. The Fill.
pino seemed greatly pleased to find
some one with whom he could con.
verse.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Miami News.
Miami had . fair percentage Of
winners in the drawing at ~ Reno.
Besides s. w. Jennings. Pete Case.
Dol, drew Q number near the emo Of
the Lawtou list. The superstition
that Z. d. Hsynie was successful
has been verified In Q letter to his
father, Mayor Haynie. His mum.
Der is near 1900. Dolph Hisle
didn't get sny land but he brought
home q ''birds.nest bonnet" and .
large fund OF Oklahoma narratives.
J. n. Noonon and Bob Reynolds
are ~ Hobart.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

aiater sustles.
Ivbss been Sumored for the past
ten days that the st. Louis and
Chicago passenger trains Of this d..
vision ere to be consolidated and
-the.accommodstion train. which now
stops at Higsinsvi'le, run through
to Mexico. We hardly think this
plan practical and therefore believe
the ruuior has but little foundation.
A number u young ladies' are
sp+ ndi the week at Sulphur
Springs. They left Slater last
Tue.day with J. B. Hawkins and
family, Henry Gillian and EstilI
Rhosdes and expect 10 'emsi" In
camp all week. TIE ladies com.
pUsine the crowd are Misses Mamie
and Ola Brown. Velma Orear,
Mulie Mann. Rrna Reid, Cracs
Nunies. Fannie Boyer. Rulina
S,or's. Bette Quisenberry. Della
aud Carrie Rhoades.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Braymes Comet.
A young man was arrested At
Trenton last week charged with
stealing . ring from Q dead girl.
This II mean, but no meaner than
10 read . paper one, two or three
years. aud not pay Tor Il. and when
dunned, hand Il back 10 the past.
master. refused" Beside this
man, abe ring thief is an honorable
gentleman.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22

incontestable. have picked them here
for ifty years past. and there eve
grew u more perfect specimen ~ the
plant In ireland than that which I
send YOU In this letter. Mark how
closely defined the heart.sha,sd leaves
ARE. No rlOver.leaf IL heart-shaped
neither ARE oil II amrock leaves. though
most varieties are. send you anoth.
er specimen. grown In rich soil. %. u
proof ~ this. will send you some ~
that variety when Il appears In bios.
sou. which will be soon the latter
part 81 May.
The wood shamrock" ar ''sOur
shamrock" ~ Il IL called In ireland.
grows only In the woods. Its len YES
arc ~ large ~ u silver Quarter.dollar
md ARE o pale green. They taste like
sorrel.
Four.leaved shsmrocks are very
rare. both In ireland and America. !
never say one IN ireland, but I found
about u dozen here. IN Washington -
two of them on u st. Patrick's Day
near the city Hall.
II IL Interesting to observe that this
emblem ~ ireland, like her children,
hourishes ~ we'll. II not better, on
American soil.
CATHERINE CAvANAGH COILS,
Brooklyn Heights. March u.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
A $4,000 Fire Raging IN st.. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo-, March II. A disas-
trous fire started at I p. m. to-day In
the big ice 81 forage house Of the An.
henser. Bush brewery. al the foot Of
Cherokee street, and swept north over
five blocks Of railroad yards on the
river front.
Half q dozen small houses In the
path Of the flames were burned, and II
was reported several lives we're lost.
Over q hundred freight car were de.
strOyed.
The flames were communicated to
the large freight depot Of the brewery
where many employees were At work.
Il IL not known whether sllescaped ar
not. Tony Glintz. who WAS on top ~
the depot Ut work. lesped on and was
fatally hurt.
Every available lire company In the
city was rushed tai the ccne. The
flames almost encircled the United
States arsenal where, considerable pow.
der IL stored, and II was feared that n
disastrous explosion would occur
The fire II thought Ia haze original.
I'd from the sparks from an engine In
the freight trains. At las the flames
were unchecked, sweeping northward.
Among the buildings destroyed are
the Eagle Vinegar Il Pickle works. the
repair shops Of the Amerissn Car com
pauy. u half dozen Hats and the build.
Ing ri the Century Rowing club.
AZ BIN p. n. the fire II just h~inn
gotten under control. Four blocks
ARE burned over
The loss. Il II now said. will In some.
thing over half b million.
No lives were lost. The following
were injured by jumping from III. roof
~ the u repair shop: Tony Gl,z.
John Breen and Hermen VIII. All
sustained broken legs.
In all twenty residences were de-
s'royed. The other property burned
L.:
Anheu-cr- Busch II rage house: An
heuser- Busch freiphtgoods:lO O freight
ars: repair shop ~ American Car u
Foundr! company: Eagle Vinegar u
Pickle works: Century Rowing club
house.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Wireless Phones Are Next in Line.

Philadelphia. Pa, March lit Is
announced that practical demOnstra.
ton Of wireless telephony has b~en
given In the Assembly Hall 81 the
BOurse before q large company ~ bus
mess men by Professor a. +. Collins
the inventor.
Although the distance actually COW
cred between the trsnsmitter and re-.
ceiver was not great. owing tn the size
OF the room, the principles Of the In.
vent'on were clearly demonstrated.
Collins At present has apparatus ut
work In Narberth. Pa. covering q dis.
lance Of u mile, and declares he l.
able to limit the persons hearing the
message to One by u means Of disks
resembling the combination III u safe.
Patents have been applied for aud
are expected Ia l@ issued within u
few week.
II Is inferred that New York and
Philadelphia capitalists are Interested
In the venture, and that when all pat.
ent rights are obtained a capitalized
company will be projected and the
phones put on the market wherever
conditions are favorable.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Steel Ey Electricity

Washington. March ~. Consul
Nelson NJ bergen. Sweden. In u re-.
port To the state department. says tina,
u successful attempt has been made to
produce steel by electricity In, that
country. Experiments are being r
ried 0n In u factory there and already
about 2j,ONW pounds have been pro.
duc'd In six drafts daily. This steel
Is Of an excellent quality and meets
with steady sale At high prices. On
account Of the cheap method Of pro-
ductiOn the profits are declared to be
large.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Tue Shamrock.
New York sun.

New York sun.
The following Information In regard
I ~ the shamrock IL M extract from q
letter written To the by my father. the
late Michael Cavanagh ~ Washing.
ton. ID. e.. who was considered high
authority on oil subjects relating Ia
his native land. Thinking that u
might serve +, ~ di-xbuse the popular
mind Of the idea that M genuine sham
rock. grow outside Of the Emerald
Isle. and so give NIL who wish Ia wear
"a sprig III green this coming 81.
Patrick. Day u chance u do 81. I
tender |, herewith for publication:
Several weeks ago since YOU sent mc
m article entitled Identity Ing the
Shamrock" Presenting you wished
my opinion on the subject ] would
have given Il Ia you ut once, hut That
waited until I could send you IN OBJ
ject lesson In Confederation Of my
statements. This ! could not send un-
Ill the season was far enough advanc'
ed for the earliest species Of the sham.
rock tO blossom. ! might as we'll state
here that there are several varieties of
the shamrock, but all are quite dis.
tinct from either the ''red'' or the
white clover, ~ may be seen by the
difference In size. shape and color ri
their respective blossoms; for. where
~ the clover blossoms red Or white 30
are composed III y collection ri honey
producing tubes. varying In size from
u half inch Ia an inch In diameter, the
blossom NJ the genuine shamrock IL.
In shape. size and color, hardly dis
tingui, liable from one species Of straw.
berry blossom being q tive.leaved,
golden.hued Hover, about q quarter
Of an inch IN diameter.
The blossom does not appear on the
shamrock In ireland until June. hence
many of those who wear the plant Ou
Patrick's Day, and pay no attention
- IL for the rest Of the year. would
find II hard To distinguish II from Ger.
tain species Of white clover, namely,
that SPECIES which has no white mark
on its leaves. as most white clover
has.
That the shamrock IL ~ indigenOu.
10 the United States us to Ireland Il
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Money to Loan.

We loan money 1t 8 per cent on
farm property. No red tspe-borrow.
er reserves the right to pay any or all
principal any interest pay day. Call
and see us.
CONWAY h DAWES,
East Side square.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22

WANTED-Men with rig tn sell our
Poultry Mixture; straight salary, $l5
weekly and expenses, years contract,
weekly pay. Address with stamp.
Eureka Mfg. Co., East ST. LOnis, ILL
nOis. Ilf
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Chatting Dish Party.

Pears u 10 Newburgh are quite the
proper service for small lunches. All
the necessary ingredients may he had
ri MILES 4 STEELE. u
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Jsll.0, The New Dessert,

pleases all the family. Four Flavors:
Lennon. Orange. Raspberry and
strawberry. At your grOcers. 1Octs.
Try II to-day.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Rain Goats

That are absolutely guaranteed to
turn the rains. $50 to G.W. Try
one.
MURPHY. MILLS CLOTHING Co.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22

New Goods are still dropping In ut
the New York Store. It
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
What Shall We Have for Dessert?

This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer II to-day.
Try Jell-O. u delicious dessert. Pre-
barred In two minutes. No baking.
add hot water and set To cool. Fla.
vOrs:-emmOn. Orange, Raspberry
and strawberry. Al your groceries
1Octs.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22

Stops the Cough and Works off the Gold.
Laxative BrOmo-Quinine Tablets
care q cold In day. No cure. M
pay. Price ~ cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-09
Should Be investigated.

A short time ago The Citizen pub
lished an item to the effect hat some
malicious person had poisoned n mum,
Der OF hens and chickens belonging
10 Mrs. Mary Parisis, No. 1920 south
Second street. and as the lady had
been unnecessarily annoyed by certain
people she had her suspicious as to
the guilty party. Since then, so The
Citizen Is reliably informed. Mrs.
Parisis and daughter have been con.
tinually annoyed, tantalized and even
threatened with bodily harm. and they
cannot give n reason for the threats
which have been heaped against them.
Mrs. Parlsis and daughter are fine PEG.
pie and Marshal McMillin's attention
y called to these facts. Something
SHOULD be done to alleviate the fears
now entertained by Mrs. Parisls and
daughter for their safety.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-09
RAVEN
Col. Robert s.. Coss Pleased His
Friends Last MINT.

A friend of Col. Goss attended the
knights of Pythias public installation
and conccrt at the Columbus hall last
night, and submits the following criti.
cisn of the part taken by the colonel
The rendition of the Raven. by
Robert s. Goss, of the Goss Military
institute. was well received. His in
depreciation was unique and master.
full, a%nalyzing and p%ortraying each
thought OF the author. Enunciation.
clear and distinct, with cadences
sloped with artistic accuracy and regu.
larity. Facial expressions %momentarily
changed and flashed the minutest de.
gree In change of thought. speaking
more forcibly than words. His gene
val appearance was easy, graceful and
statuesque, with gestures appropriate
and eXpressively strong marking heavy
elimaxes. On the whole, the prasenta-
ton was that of the true artist. The
selection il heavy and difficult of rem.
dition and would have fallen fiat from
a less skillful and accomplished mas
ter"