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Evening star., 1902-08-05
Archbishop Machray seriously Iu.

LONDON. August 1.-THE Most Rev.
Robert Machray. archbishop of Ruperts
Land, 10 seriously Ill In London
Archbishop Machray is prtmate of ali
Canada. chancellor Of the University of
Manitoba and prelate OF the order OF st.
Michael and St. George.
Evening star., 1902-08-05
Policemen Appointed.

Walter B. Chamberlain and william ].
Nealon have been appointed privates of
class ! of the metropolitan police force, to
take effect July 80.
Evening star., 1902-08-05
Steamship Arrivals.

At New York-Friesland. from Antwerp;
Grosser Kurfurst and Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, from Bremen.
Evening star., 1902-08-05

Ellis II. Horner has been appointed driver
in the police department. vice Martin, de-
ceased. appointment to take effect July %.
Evening star., 1902-08-05

the question Of the Spanish friars in the
Philippines.
Evening star., 1902-08-05
Seductive Game Of Bones.

Next came about hTteen white and colored
men who were charged with having partici-
pated in game Of crap. Only two or
three Of them willingly said guilty"
When it was explained that the magistrate
would impose the small fine Of IS and costs
In each case upon a plea of guilty being
entered most of the defendants changed
their pleas and paid their anes Those who
failed to pay fine or give security were
sent to Marlboro to be held in jail until
next Monday, when their cases will be
again heard.
The days proceedings were brought to a
close by the arrest Of Charles Wegner on
the charge OF theft. Constable Webster ar
rested him upon a warrant sworn out by
Andrew Beach, proprietor Of Beach's Inn
alleging the theft Of book valued at $50
Wegner, who Is an ex-policeman, was en-
ployed as manager Of the inn during part
of this summer. and the book In question.
1t Is claimed, contains entries which are
deemed important to the members of the
Law and Order League who went to MarI-
boro' this morning to consult Judge Mer-
rick.
Mr. Robinson White appeared as counsel
for Wegner, and upon his motion the war
rant was dismissed because the defenda MIS-
name was misspelled in the papers Coun-
sci stated that II new warrant Is issued
he will give bond for the appearance Of
Wegner at the October term of the court.
Several cases involving charges against
keepers OF some Of the resorts at Chesa.
peake junction were to have been tried be-
fore Magistrate Carr at Hyattsville yester-
day afternoon. but they were postponed
until next Friday on account of the trials
at the junction yesterday. Some Of the per
sons who are making an effort to have
Judge Merrick call special grand jury
were present at the hearings yesterday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1902-08-05
Importation Of Fresh Meat,

Fresh meat may be imported into Ger
many In whole cercasses only, which II of
Evening star., 1902-08-05
Origin Of the Order.

This order is an English organization.
and was established about thirty years ago
among the coal miners Of Pennsylvania. At
that time and in that locality the lives OF
Engiishmen were thought to be OF little
value. 1t Is said that on an occasion
young Englishman was brutally and fatally
assaulted. and it was rumored that the per-
petrators of the crime would go unpun-
ished. This SO aroused the ire OF some OF
the wen eil-disposed people in that region that
tney banded themselves together, raised
iund and prosecuted the offenders. After
tney had accomplished this the organtza-
ton continued as benevolent and social
Evening star., 1902-08-05

Several hundred Pairs $3.50 and few s.
white, gray and brown canvas Oxford Ties
and Laced Shoes-cool and durable
''Let-Go" Price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

The barometer OF prosperity is stead
lily showing and upward tendency.
Treasury receipts from customs in.
dictate the purchasing inclination of the
people, and measured by this test Nat
ional prosperity has been rising ever
since the passage Of the Dingley law.
The incl ease in customs receipts for the
current month thus far exceeds by g.
500, 900 that OF The corresponding period
a year ago. The accumulation Of gold
in the Treasury vaults has now reached
the sum, unprecedented in this coutry,
OF $3.50, 900, 600. An abundant harvest
is yet to he gathered. Truly are these
Republican years Of fatness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

Arkansas paper notes that, Of the dozen
carloads OF old iron received every
week at the local juuk.yard, "probaly
nine .tenths consist OF farming nipple.
ments ruined by rust. Many OF the
implements look as il they could still be
saved frem the junk pile by q black.
smith; the farmer thought different,
and bought new ones" Such are signs
OF that carelessness which sometimes
accompanies prosperity; but the same
thing proceeds adversity-and then,
how ugly it looks! II the mortgage also
could be left in the field to gather rust
and wear out, the condition Of the pillow
and mower and binder would not so
much matter. Since this is impervious
to moisture, even to tears. 1t would
seem more business like to take care
of the machinery that may help to pay
it. st. Paul Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

The only Federal law ever passed for
the regulations of trusts was passed 10y
q Republican Congress. Dou't overlook
that fact. The Democrats subsequently,
had control Of Coug,oss, rs well as Of
the Presidency, but not only did they
fn.l to pass anti trust law, through thotr
Congress but their President and A,tor
ucy General failed to execute the laws
that actually were on the statue books
accd there by a Republican Congress.
W hen Democrats talk about the great
things the Democratic party would do
against the trust, JUS spring that record
on thCm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at his farm
seven miles north east Ut Red Cloud,
three miles south Of COwles, or three
miles north of Amboy, on Tuesday,
September 3Oth. Commencing at 2 p
m, the following property to-wit: 70
head Of stock, consisting OF 8 cows, 0
yearling st eers, 3 two',ear'old beifers
. yearlirg heiters, G spring calves and
two head of horses, Also one harrow,
one sulkey pillow, n stirring pillow aud
one set of double harness. Terms OF
8 lie. -Four months time, will be given
purchaser giving note with approved
security bearing 10 per cent intertes
Five per- cent of for cash in hand.
W. V. BEAL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

where, with cheaper labor, it costs less,
and completes with other sewing ma.
chimes manufactured in Englaud. No
Singer sewing machines are exported
from this country tu Europe, the Eng
lish factory supplying that marRet. IL
is only by reason If cheap labor in
England that the company can com.
pete with other English.made machines.
Free trade would place our wOrkmen
on the level with the English workmen,
by allowing these English machines TO
come into free competition with those
manufactured here for the home
market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
His Lie in Peril.

81 just seemed to have gone all to
pieces" writes Alfred Beo. Of Welfare,
Tex, "billiousness and a lame back
had made life a burden. l couldn't eat
or sleep and felt almost too worn nut to
work when | began 10 us Electric Bit.
ters, but they worked wonders. Now
sleep like a top, a eat anything, have
gained in strength and er JOY hard
work" They give vigorous health and
new life to weak, sickly, rundown PEG.
pie. Try them. Only SOC at &. l.. Cot.
ting's drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

Every student Of political economy
knows that the ~so.called trusts are the
result of recent wonderful industrial
condition. 1t is simply evolution. Just
as the individual manufacturer, in his
small shop or house, gave place to the
joint.stock company and the factory
system, SO the combination o! factories
and plants succeeds the smaller corpora.
ton. President Roosevelt rightly says
they will Toe of wonderful benefit to the
country If handled by prudent men in
the right n The Republican
party has never been found wanting in
an emergency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
Look the Fact In the Face.

The progress Of = bad cold toward
galloping consumption may be terribly
sudden. Don't let this ugly fact fright
On you. but when you begin to cough
take Aliens Lung Balsam, that stops
the cough by curing the cold. Prepar.
atoms containing opium, merely quiet
the cough for II time. There is no mar
colic durg in Aliens Lung Balsam
Sold by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

According to an exchange a young
lady wrote a letter to her parents on the
farm informing them that she was
dead in love with ping.pong." The
old man indignantly ordered her home
staying that be wouldn't stand for no
Chinaman marrying into the family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
FACTS.
Continued from last week.


We now come to question No. 4 of the
Hopkins letter which asks "was not the
Oils bill generally supported in the
house by all parties and did not the
senate lay 1t on the table by the help
Of the three f%usionists votin against it
and three being absent, among whom
was q. X. Pltney". The Editor of the
Nation ignored the latter part of this
question by saying. so. Il. Pitney was
absent, The senate journal shows that
Mr.. Pitney answered roll call in the
morning of the last day also in the
afternoon at 3 p. m, and it also shows
that he voted on nearly all bills coming
up the last dav, and on II. X. No. ago
the bill called just tefore the Oils bill
and which was bought up less than ten
minutes after the vote on No. AGO was
taken, when Pitney's name was called,
he was gone. He had bobged even the
one legged Oils bill. This settled all
freight, measures in the last legislature,
in favor OF the railroads and against
the people. Question 3 related to the
number of bills introduced and was
answered correctly. We now come to
question number o; Does the house and
senate journals show, that the member
from N senatorial district, was one
in the Senate so to help do" This
question the editor Of the Nation
lodges. Railroad passes seem to be good
things to dodge behind. In the Nation
of September 25th, l notice MIR. Hop
kins has another letter in which he
scores Mr.. Peisiger and Mr.. Pitney.
then he says, he wants Mr., Peisiger and
Mr.. Pitney and the float representative
to publicly define how they stand on
these matters. Don't set up nights,
MIR. Hopkins waiting for this legis'
lative contingent to explain, il you do
you will get awfully sleepy, for they
started out with false hood and must
keep it up. He then says Ito cover up
mistakes abhor." No mistakes MIR.
Hopkins; they made 10 errors. They
killed both freight bills and to keep
their treachery in the house from the
people they sought to cover it up with
. a COW hide, and skin: that is, by reduc.
!, ing rates on live stock ten per cent
Then we notice, what the Nation editor
has to say Of MIR. Pitney. He tells US
that he is an OLD settler in Webster
county," that "he stood by the party
through its ups aud downs" that, "he
was q good neighbour" that, "thsy
(Pitney and the editor) were ueighbor.
for . good many years" This may al
be turn oil DO true but MIR. editor, IL no,
!, the above U. X. Plsuey. the one, we ar,
talking about, the q, X. Pitney that va,
10 the senste and lodged Ven the on,
. legged measure known as the Oils bill
3 Our legislative contingent does no
seem to care any moro about the "desI
. people" than a dog does about a dr.,
bone, but about as much as Vanderbilt
did when he was told what the people
8 wanted; he said "rhe people be damn
0 ed. These gentlemen should be left a
/, home to look after their own business
0 and il attended to as faithful as tn,
/ peoples, they will soon be in the poo
v house.
n Yours truly.
q +. D.GILFoRD,
Committeeman for Pleasant Hi
u x
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

There will be a caucus Of the voters
OF the Republican party of lnavale pre-
sinet, on the evening of Tuesday Oct
ober 9TH, al 8, o'clock in Charles Hunt
ers store, to nominate township officers
and to transact such other business rs
may properly come before the caucus
VIM. Rinkel. Com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
Halt Rates To Omaha and Back.
Via Burlington Route,

October 10, IL aud is.
Only S. 80 10 Omaha aud return via
the Burlington Route account National
Convention Christian Church. Tickets
good to return till October "a but exten.
sion till November 80 may be secured
For additional information ask the
neares. agent, Burlington Route, or
write-J. Francis, General Passenger
Agent, Omaha,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
Yours truly.
Americas famous Beauties.

Look with horror On Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores, Pimples, They don't
have them, nor will any one, who Uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. L. glorifies
the face. Eczema or Salt Rhuem van
ish before it. 1t curessore lips, chapped
oand, chilblains. Infallible for Piles
a5c at Z. l., Getting drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
This\is a Republican year.

The Apublican ticket this fall isnot
- osD good one but is if anything better
1N4sssa,oxny ticket that the people have
ylays a c1dn opportunity to vote for hereto
the moe. Vote 1t straight this year if you
riot? never did before,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

The statement is made in the Dem.
ocratic text book that sewing machines
made in this country are sold cheaper
abroad than at home. This statement
il not ture. The Singer Sewing Ma.
chine 10 manufactured in this country,
and it is also manufactured in England,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03

In one of his recent speeches Mr.
Bryan said: "If we had more men who
would quit making money In middle
life and devoted their time to the
betterment Of their fellow men, this
country would be considerably better
off" Well, let us see; isn't Mr.. Bryan
about fort .threes-Clay Center Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
REPUBLICAN, K
State Ticket.

State Ticket.
For Governor,
!. II, MICKEY,
OfPolk County,
For Lieutenant Governor,
y. e.. M'GILTON,
OF Douglas County.
For Secretary Of State,
GEORGE W. MARSH,
" richardson County
For state Treasurer.
rETER MoRrENsEN,
OF valley County.
ror State Auditor
CHARLES WESTON,
OfShcrldan County.
For Attorney General,
FRANK n. TROUT,
OF Gage County.
FOR Commissioner Public Lands and Buildings,
GEORGE d. roLLMER,
OF Nuckolls County,
For superintendent Public Instruction,
WILLIAM X. FOWLER,
or Washington County
Congressional Ticket,
For.Corgressman, 5th Districts
q. W NORRIS,
OF Red Willow County
legislative Ticket.
For senator, Goth district,
GEORGE l.. DAY,
OF Nuckolls County.
For Representative Iith District,
CHARLES HUNTER.
OF Inavale Township
County Ticket.
For Comfy Attorney:
sJ1T u ovLRMAN,
OF Red Cloud, "a Ward
For Commissioners, lst DIST,
+. G JOHNSON,
OF saltwater Precinct
For Commissioner nh Dist
b SMITH,
OF Red Cloud Precinct
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
Goes Like Hot Cakes.

Fastest selling a have in my sore"
writes druggist @. T. Smith, of Davis,
Ky, lis DIR. Ding's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, be.
cause it always cures, In my six years
vt sales it has nsver failed. | have
Anown II TO save sufferers from Throat
and Lung diseases, who could get no
h"ln fr"m doctors or any other rene.
dy." Mothers rely on it. best physi.
clans prescribe it, and G. l.. Cotting
guarantees satisfaction or refuud
SOC and o..
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
HASTINGS STREET FAIR.

Only . /. IS IN Hastings and return
October 8 To II, inclusive. Ask the
Burlington Agent,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-03
e Lace Curtains

Handsome New Patterns at Bargain
Prices.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.

April II. Mrs. Matthews visited her
parents Mr.. AMI Mrs. Pucket Sunday.
Wiley Davis and wife visited the
latter's parents Mr., and Mrs. 5. j.
Stewart Sunday,
Vita Hamblin is spending a few days
with her sister Mrs. Tom Adams.
We understand that Capt S. j.
Stewart has purchased property in
Humboldt.
Elsie Puckett is staying with Mrs.
John Helle.
Mrs. Samuel Downs is suffering
with the pink eye at present.
Mrs Joe Reynolds visited Mrs. w.
M. Adams Tuesday.
John Helle and wife visited the
latters parent Mrs. John Noyes Sun
day.
Mrs. James Kronse and her mother
Mrs. Walton visited Mrs. Duncan
Sunday.
Mr.. Mitchell made business trip to
Yates Center this week.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16

Messrs. Tredway, Crowell, Miss
Dollie Adams, II. NJ. Miller and Mrs,
PaDcoast all taking part showing the
palatable and healthful influence of
the fresh and pure juices of our do
nestle fruit in contrast with the alcho-
holic stimulants.
The purer the frIit juices the more
benilicial. Those whose acids are too
sharp for the mucus coating of the
digestive organs can be diluted with
water and made most pleasant and
cooling beveragefor hot weather. Mrs.
Pancoast recommends the juices of
blackberry, raspberry and Grapes by
! cooking and thus treating makes "a
summer drink that is even more gra O.
full than a cool draught of water.
A motion relating to a cooperation
of our associationiwith the Fair Asso-
citation relating ito, display and pre-
miums resulted in the appointment OF
q committee with Mr.. Harmon as
chairman to confer and plan.
BY invitation the society decided tc
meet with Mr.. Abe Mason five miles
south of La Harpe on June 18th, Mr.
Mason agreeing to use his influence tc
have the electric extended south a
that time, But if you have to wall
the five miles we want all who antici
pate attending to be assured that Nj
and MRS. Mason will be ready auC
make you feel you have met friends.
The thanks of the society are du,
Mr. Crowell for meeting the delega
tion from lola at Gas and returning
them after the picnic and for all tn
friends that made the occasion one o
so much pleasure to the visitors pres
ent. j. w. JOHNSON,
Reporter pro TEN.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
The MaN horticulture

The morning of May 9 dawned with
that ba'my sweet exhilaratinGI air
that Kansas May day makes such Il
delight and near one hundred friends |
of horticulture and lovers of picnic ,
dinner in the grove assembled at the |
hospitablehome of Mr.. and Mrs. Z, |
|. Crowell for the day.
Mr.. Crowell had provided transpor.
tation for all who would take the
electric car to Gas City and two loads
came that way others from points re-
mote or near kept dropping in till
near one o'clock when the tables were
loaded with the bounteous stores of
richest, well prepared viands which
was well interspersed with the good
cheer that made all present. we hope,
relish so the full the gifts of kind
and good father who has so blessed
our homes.
Our speaker brought out the thought
that the young whose taste for the
pure juices of fruit and an avoidance
|
better fortified against the alcoholic
taste, ana thatithose who had this culti-
waited taste for the harmless seldom
| fell into the use of the base limitations
aud poisonous Joint juice" that is
just now so prevalent on the market
Mr.. II. M. Miller was among the
dozen new members who joined the
Horticulturists, and was carried back
in memory fifty years, when in Iowa S
pioneer days they used to have apple
pies with not an apple within forty
miles, and proved to the audience that
even sheep sorrel pies were a delica-
cy, and further entertained the merry
crowd with instructive remarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. w. Amos, who
have recently come among us from
Iowa, were pleasant visitors and we
would hereby invite the many me- y
residents both in country and city to
+ attend these picnic gatherings, which
are held on the second Friday of each
month, as a most pleasant opportuni-
: ty to take an outing, see the country
and meet many who are striving to
build upthe homes of which our people
; are justly proud.
After the dinner was discussed the
r order for business called those whose
mature years and anxiety to keep al
= bay the bugs and worms that threate Il
the prospective prolific crop of frui
n and plants. They assembled in the
s shady grovewhilet theyouth and nader
n sought another shady nook al d will
i Mr.. Klauman presiding and Sec. Pan
y coast in his accustomed place th'
house came to order. The writer wal
@ chosen after a half years absence from
the meeting as reporter pro tenn ant
the dikpussions we're taken up.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
Burned and May Die,

Tuesdaymorning when Mrs Knabel,
Gas City, opened the large oven at her
bakery and tossed in some lighted
papers heavy explosion occurred
from gas which had escaped over
night.
Her clothing was nearly all burned
off her and her body so severely
burned that she may die. DR.. Brook
hart who attended her was in town
that afternoon trying to arrange to
move her here.
She was moved to the lola hos
pital where she can be given better
nursing than elsewhere. DR.. Brook
hart says she stood the moving we'll,
but that later examination of her
injuries proves the burns to be more
extensive than at first thought. The
upper part of her body, her arms,
hands and face are severely burned
and while she is resti ng we'll now,
later complications such as blood
poisoning which can not be expected
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
PRAIRIE DELL.
c. Il. BARTH, Correspondent,

c. r. BARTH, Correspondent.
May l2-NIr John Gibson and wife
from near Leanna were the guests of
w T Barnett and wife Saturday and
Sunday.
A few from this vicinity attended
the Horticultural picnic at Mr. Cro-
wells in Allen Centre. One of the
curiosities displayed was a double
pansy which Mrs Pancoast brought.
1t being two perfect flowers on one
stem.
Geo Barth sheared sheep for Ralph
Drake last week,
There was party at Mr. Bakers S
Saturday evening. Quite II crowd.loi
fifty or more was present.
The flax crop was damaged good
deal in the recent winds. A great
deal being blown out of the ground
Ben Sheriff. who has been quite III
for the last few weeks is improving
slowly.
Miss Laura Fankell is visiting MI
Wilbur's family of Prairie View,
Mr. Shepley's family have been hav
ing the mumps.
Miss Lottie Spurck who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs Geo Barth il
planning to return to her home II
Lincoln, Neb., next Thursday accom-
panied by her two little nieces, Mar!
and Martha Barth.
The McClelland boys began drilling
their gas we'll last week.
n - noe Gale Nv II r ,nroxoen mao !, Alla,, f,e,
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
RISING STAR.
Mrs. Mary wollard, Correspondent.

Mrs. Mary Woard, Correspondent
May l3-Mr and Mrs Elmer Meeker
are caring for new boy.
Mr. and Mrs Highbargin visited rel
atives in Neosho Falls Saturday and
Sunday.
Leonard Stout went to lola Tues
day.
Mrs Nader visited Mrs w 7 Stout
last Wednesday.
E1Mrs Daisy Burkihiser and little Lee
o. lola visited Mrs Mamie Frame las
week.
Last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hardy, Mrs Wollard, Leonard
Stout, Willie Nelson and Otto Bor.
rings spent the evening with Mr. and
Mrs Will Frame and we had lots OF
good music.and all had "a very good
time.
W.T. Stout and wife and Quincy
visited 4 lph SpragueS Snd wife Mon
/ ldcu a n dk.u1.i al a.u =.