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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
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Sadie Arrants was at home Sunday.
Splendid weather for what little the
wind and hail have left.
Louisa Toland is at home from Red
Cloud getting ready for normal.
The young people gave a social for
Miss Wright at Mrs. L. A. Riuard's
Tuesday evening.
Allen Carter has cabbage, tomato
and sweet pototo plants for sale It %
cents per hundred.
Ernest Arrants arrived at home Sat.
urday evening from St. Francis, where
he has spent the winter.
Mrs. Redden came to town Tuesday
for her new carpet. Mrs. Dawson &C.
%companied her and brought a carpet to
be woven. They went on and spent the
day with Mrs. Toland.
A dreadful wind ragged all Sat.
urday night, doing a great deal Of dam.
amge. The chimney was. blown off Mr..
Toland's house, but it did not even
awaken him. Mr.. Beeman's machine
shed was torn to pieces and the roofing
badly scattered about town.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE l..
v with Oscar Emick and family.

day with Oscar Emick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, from Michigan,
are here visiting with John Holcomt
and family this week.
Quite a few from around here at
tended the commencement exercises at
Guide Rock Friday night.
Mr.. Burdick has reshingled his
house. The old shingles blew OIL IN
the windstorm Saturday night.
Fred Bright was kicked by a horse
Sunday while at Mr.. Burdick's ana Is
not able to list corn this week.
The Cowles orchestra gave a muslca
entertainment last Friday night al
Amboy. All enjoyed the best OF music
The windstorm did quite a bit OF
damage in these parts. 1t unroofed
Sam Heaton's ice house and pulled up
three of Mr.. Sheldon's large cotton
wood trees.
A few friends and neighbors OF MIR,
John Davis gathered at his home a
urday night and spent a very enjoyaole
evening. Dancing was the principa|
amusement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
An Ordinance.

An ordinance providing for the levying of a
special tax on. certain property in the city Of
Reu cloud, Nebraska, for the purpose OF cover.
Ing Ithe csst OF building a sidewalk bounding
said property.
BE ~ ordained. by the mayor and council of
the city OF Red Cloud, Nebraska:
section !. That = special tax be, and the
same hereby Is, levied and assessed against the
iot hereinafter described, for the purpose Of
covering the expense of constructing a side
walk alongside the said lot.
SectOi = That n special tax OF forty two,
doiiats ana forty cents be, and the same here
10y Is. ievled aud assessed against lot 6. block
81 OF me original town OF Red Cloud, Nebraska.
section This ordinance shall take effect
ana be In force from aud after its adoption, ap
Approved May 10, 1909.
u Il. hElaLE. !. b HAMPTON.
Wv 'lerk. Mayor.
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An Ordinance.

An ordinance providing FOR the levying of
taxes upon all the assessable property in the
city OF Red Cloud Nebraska. both real and
personal, for all general and special purposes
Ms per the regular assessed valuation OF the.
same Tor the fiscal year commencing on the
first Tuesday in May. 1912
BE II ordained 10y the mayor and council y
the city of Red Cloud. Nebraska:
That the following taxes be. and the same
are hereby levied upon all the assessable prop
erty within the city OF Red Cloud. Nebraska,
both real and personal, rs per the assessed val
uati ~ of the came fer the year 1909. to. wit:
For general revenue purposes, ten (0l mills
on the dollar OF the assessed valuation thereof.
For interest on water bonds, fifteen Obl mills
on the dollar of the assessed valuation thereof.
For intere't on electric light bonds, four 40
mills ON the dollar of tue assessed valuation
thereof.
This ordinance shall take effect from and
after its approval and publication as required
by law.
Approved May IL, 1879.
{. l.. REIGLE. l.. HAMPTON
City Clerk. Mayor.
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WOMER, KANSAS.

Mrs. Pounds is getting quite strong
again.
MIR. Mathes and wife were at Hum
mer the first of the week.
Rev. Armistead preached a very in
structiye sermon last Sabbath.
Lew Moore made a flying trip to
Riverton in the interests Of the cream.
cry.
The creamery company is filling its
coal house, hauling the coal from Xiv.
erton.
Mr.. Hilton's teams are hauling
freight from Inavale to Womer this
week.
Lock Hutchinson and John Aubushon
were visiting Sunday with Louis Au.
bushon.
The Mathes brothers are doing a
good business, both at Womer and
Hummer.
Misses Sadie Armistead and Ella
Clark were the guests OF Miss Tina
Pounds Sunday.
The hard wind of last Saturday
night took the roofs oil several build
ings, blew down several windmills and
played smash in general.
Ed Mathes has a large lot filled with
tiue fat hogs. Ed pays the highest
market price, gives fair weights and,
Of course, gets the hogs.
Ans. Pounds.has been suffering from
an affection of the ear for the past
/ week, but he is on the mend now, and
it is hoped he will soon be around again.
The Sunday school at Womer is in
the front rank. The classes are taught
by competent teachers, which, COM
bined with toe excellent singing, makes
it a pleasure to be there.
Mrs. Ben Burgard's brother and sis.
ter, from Bellaire, were visiting at the
Burgard home Saturday and Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgard are now costly
settled in their new home on Watson
street.
George Lehr says he has been trou.
bled for some time with a strange lut'
tering of the heart. The doctor says
there is only n cure for such cases.
just watch George-something is &C.
ing to happen.
Plenty of rain. Corn coming up tins.
Planting nearly all done, and small
grain is improving, There is quite an
acreage of cane and Kafir corr being
planted. Cane and kafir corn are
both forage producers that farmers can
depend on every season.
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GARFIELD.

George Simpson is fencing in more
pasture land.
q. b. Throne has begun to list up his
oats on the Drake place,
Charles Amack was helping John
Mason plant corn this week.
Frank SIN, tn is at home again and
seems TO be in the enjoyment of good
health.
Rain seems to be in order, both early
and often, for which condition we are
thankful.
Mrs, Mary Allies visited with her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Pope, in Red
Cloud this week.
The Rev. John Hancock preached at
the NJ f.. church both morning and
evening last Sunday.
VIII Fisher is having II new wind
mill put up on the Kenyon farm to re-
place the one destroyed 10y the wind.
\. b. Virgins returned from Oregon
Tuesday morning, He does not like
that country well enough TO make il
mis- home,
Ernest and OFT Shipman have lin.
|i,hcd their listing, and went to the
| ]Suulower state last Tuesday TO assist
m seeding the ground Of that sunny
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
GROCER ARRESTED
For Selling Impure Food-A Hard Fought
Trial Is Expected.

At Dayton, o., a grocer named John
l.. Schuster has been arrested for sell.
ing Arbuckle's Ariosa coffee. The pure
food department of Ohio claims that
the glazing on Ariosa coffee makes it
unstable in that state. This interests
other gIocers, because similar actions
are likely to be brought against them
for selling Arbuckle's, or any other
coffee which has been glazed or coated.
The trial has been set for Jnne .. 1t
is understood That the Arbuckles will
send New York lawyers to defend the
case. The pure food and dairy COM
missioner, Joseph II. Blackburn, will
employ the best legal talent he can
secure to represent the states side of
the case. The laws of Ohio are very
strict in protecting the people against
impure food. 1t is claimed that Ar
buckles coffee is impure because it is
coated with a glazing that serves to
cover up defects and make the coffee
look better than il really is, and that
this glazing is cheaper than coffee.
Everyone who drinks coffee will be in.
terested IN the outcome of this case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23

1905
$500
Caucus Calls.

Republican caucuses will be held in
the various townships of the county
for the election OF delegates to the
county convention to be held on June
A, 1902, as follows:
Red Cloud township-At the court
house, on Saturday, May 81, at ? p. m,
10 delegates. A. b. Pierce, committee.
man.
Potsdam-At A. Nj. Walters Office,
on Saturday, May 81, at s p. m 10
delegates. w. A.. ~Shottenkirk, com.
mitteeman.
Line-At school house in district No.
"a, on Saturday, May 81, at / p. IN 6
delegates. X. Turner, committeeman.
Inavale-At l.. Kenyon's hardware
store, on Friday, May 30, at 8 p. M, :
delegates. W, +. Renkel, committee.
man.
Gartield-At school house in district
No. So, on Saturday, May 81, at 2 p. m.
6 delegates. John Street, committee.
man.
Batin-At Harris school house, on
Tuesday, June 3, at 4 p. m, 8 dele
gates. Rob:. Harris, committeeman.
Red Cloud, Second ward-At Fire.
mans hall, on Tuesday, June 3, at
p. M, II delegates. j. +. Kesler, com
mitteeman.
Elm Creek-At the Central schoC
house, Thursday, May Goth, 1902, at :
pm, delegates.-E II. Foe, Com
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
Publication of Summons

Joseph ., Warner, Sylvia g.. Warner, StmueI
CARRIER, Mrs, samuel CARRIER and George W
Geer, defendants. will take notice that Elmer
L. OvermHn. plaintiff. has filed n petition and
commenced nm action against them In the
district court of Webster county, Nebraska. "a
foreClOse a certain tax lien held 10y the plain
til upon The following described rcHl estate IN
Webster sunty, NrhrHs ska. to wit: Lots mum
pers Il, Is. ~, %, u, -, % aud -, in block II
In the original town of Red Cloud, Nebraska,
arising 10y virtue of the purchase by J., ID,
then county treasurer of said county on May
~, 1860, for the taxes thereon for the years
1890 To lN9S, inclusive, and for the payment of
the subse luont taxes 10y said Wells Tor the
years 1899 ana 1900, which subsequent taxes ana
the certificates Of purchase at said tax sale
have been duly assigned 10y the SAID |. u Wei
to this plaintiff and this plsintiif l. now the
lawmloWuur and holder Of the same, and for
the further sum of the subsequent taxes for the
gear 1901, which were paid by this plaintiff,
there h. due altogether ON account Of said tax
lien to this plaiUtiN. tho sum OF NluN3i aud at
tOrucy's fees of 0.9} making I'm all fl2O.2t,
Pluiutil prayS that defendants he required
to pay said sum with interest and costs ar tuul
said real estate he sold and tha proceeds Up.
piled in payment thereof, that plaluuh Doe
dccreCd 10 have the first and best lien on said
real estate for siad amount due, ana costs aud
attorneys fees, aud that the defendants be-
tureclosed and forever barred OF AL interest.
Zen or title ln or to said land ana for general
and equitable relief.
You are required to answer said petition on
or before the Dth day Of June, 1907.
Dated this 2At day OF May, 1909.
ELMER L. oyERMAs.
BY LII BLAcKLEDGE, His Attorney
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers, furnished
by the Webster County Abstract Co.,
were made during the past week:
Albert X. Caldwell and wife to
s. G. Caldwell, W d, SET "a II : 1000
Ralph p. Brewer ct al. to Geo.
nj Smith, W d, WI WI net ID
3ll 5000
Geo. NJ. Smith and wife to Eliza.
beth Nj. Smith, W d., wy w net
10 IL
A. &. Hale and wife to Emma
Hale, W d, ! lot 6, block 4, Red
Cloud 500
g. Ii. Schlosser and wife to Anna
b. Schlosser ct al, W d., swt 20
IL 5000
John w. Vest and wife to Geo.
II. HOLSTER, W d, lots 8 and
10, block 10, Railroad addition
to Red Cloud iWC
w. J. Holmes to Alice II. vii.
son, q C d., part w net 13212 i5C
Michael j. Baker and wife to
Nels Benson, W d, net . 3l2 3OOC
Total slG35l
Mortgages filed s4O9-
Mortgages released .. s5Ot
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
Inflammatory Rheumatism cured in 3 DAYS

Morton l.. Hill Of Lebanon. Ind. says: My
muscle and joint: her suffering was terrible and
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recognition: had been in bed for six weeks and
until she tried the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism.
1t gave immediate relief and she was able 10
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Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
Notice to Owners Of Dogs.

Notice is hereby given that all dog.
found after June | without license tag.
will he taken IN and killed. License
tags may be had by paying license fe,
as provided by city ordinance, to &
W. Dow, city treasurer. By order city
council,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
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The &C" with a tail is the trade.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
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George Simpson is fencing in more
pasture land.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-07

fulfill his predictions. Their answers
to his questions We're for the most part
perfunctory. The faces of the Zionists
seemed to ask if Dowie We're indeed
on 'the verge of financial ruin. They
seemed to wonder if their property
would be swept away to satisfy the
creditors of Zion.
The vipers! The pack of unmiti-
gated hypocrites! The daily 'Spume,'
as l would call each of the daily sheets
published in Chicago. is conducted and
filled by a set of miserable wretches,
whom l would call the devils own;
but people who read the accusations
against me say that where there is SC
much smoke there must be some fire
Aye, there is q vast amount of hell-tire
in the daily press. There is no plague
like a lot of miserable press reporters
They are like a lot of mosquitoes. and
we all know that mosquitoes carry
death and disease. And the press is
dying of it's own death and disease. 1t
attacks me today, but it is like the
mosquito, which shall smash"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-07
Two Theories of Success.
Everybody's Magazine.l

Mrs. Hetty Green, Americas richest
woman, once remarked: II don't be-
lieve in luck. Luck is superstition
Ii you start life with q good soul, a
good, sound, healthy body and work
hard you will succeed Don't live high;
don't get into bad company"
Russell Sage, who came into Wal
street forty years ago with snug for
tune made in the wholesale grocery
business at Troy, was able to keep, anc
enormously increase, his money. be-
cause he refused always to believe thai
there was such a thing as luck.
From my earliest days." Mr.. Sage
said, II reasoned from cause to effect
took nothing for granted, left nothing
to chance. Conditions were so today
because circumstance made them so
and what these circumstances We're,
always made it a rule to find out
Whenever I invested in property, II
was not the chance for success, but the
underlying facts that make for sue
cess. which weighed with me-"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-07
SEARCH FOR A CHICAGO GIRL.
Miss Myrtle Randle While Visiting il
kenosha Disappears.


kenosha Disappears.
Kenosha, Wis, Oct. THE police OF
this city have been asked to make 6
search for Miss Myrtle Randle, a Chi
oago girl, who has been missing from
the home of relatives in this city since
last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Randle had come to kenosha
from Chicago to visit her sister, Mrs. r
T.. Rice, and on Wednesday man from
Chicago, supposed to be a jockey on one
of the Chicago race tracks, called tc
see the girl. His name is not known to
the sister of the missing girl. The same
afternoon Miss Randle left her sisters
home. and no trace of her has been
found.
Two days later a man supposed to
have been the unknown jockey app
peared at the office of r. p. Meyer, on
Lake avenue, Chicago, and asked tina;
Meyer redeem a note OF 500, signed by
Meyer and supposed to have been given
to the man of Miss Randle. Meyer re-
fused to make the payment, and at once
turned the matter into the hands Of the
police. The relatives of the girl believe
that she is in Chicago and that she has
met with some foul play.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-07
DoWlE Is WANING.
Audience Leaves Him-Fumes at the
Chicago Press.


Chicago, Oct. John Alexander
Dowie is now said to be losing. his
power with the people. Despite. his
protests that his enemies are lying to
effect his ruin, close observers say his
flock is growing more and more rest
less.
That the self-ter1ned prophet can no
longer hold the multitude with his con-
slant harangue and his ever-ready de-
nunciation of everything outside of Zion
was clearly manifested Sunday at the
Auditorium, where the usual Sunday
afternoon service packed the great au
dience room from pit to dome But
before the sermon" was half COM
pleted a stream of humanity, at first
small, began to leave the hall II grad
lyually increased, until at the close
scarcely more than half remained.
As a drowning man grasping at a
straw DoWie stamped upon the plat
form to declare with additional ve-
hemence that he would finally DESTROY
his enemies, but his listeners smiled
broadly at his apparent despair, and
more went from the building. 1t seemed
that even his devoted followers were
less secure in the belief that he would
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-07
Hopi courtsh.p.

When a Hopi maiden decides which
of the eligible young men OF the triDe
she wishes to marry, she goes and sits
In his house and grinds corn until he
is sufficiently impressed by her indus
try to marry her.
After the ceremony. which is an
elaborate one, the couple go to live in
the wife's house. Ii she tires OF her
husband. she can obtain divorce by
merely throwing his saddle out OF the
house. After marriage the house. fields
and all their property except the herds
belong to the wife.
The Hops are indulgent parents.
The right Of the children to 90 as
they please is never questioned.