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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25

parents in 1866, being at that time ten
years of age. He was married to Jen.
ME +. Hunt December 30, 1888. To
this union was born one son, who with
the mother mourns the absence of q
loving and devoted husband and father.
He experienced the new birth of which
Christ speaks during his recent illness,
the light coming to him about the 18th
Of February, 1902. After this expert.
ence he delighted TO talk of Christ, and
His promises we're especially sweet to
him during the remainder Of his sick.
ness, his path growing brighter even to
the closing hour Of his stay upon this
earth. He departed this life April 10,
1902, being at the time Of his death As
years. l month and 4 days old. He
leaves to mourn his loss his wife and
son, five brothers and seven sisters,
with other relatives, ana hosts OF
friends. His memorial services were
held In the Guide Rock Baptist church,
which was crowded to its utmost ca.
pacity, Sunday afternoon, April 90.
The services at the church were con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. j. +. Co.
vert, who took as his text the 10th
Psalm. At the close Of the services the
I. y. U. +. and A. U. U. W., of which
orders he was an active and honored
member, accompanied the remains to
the Guide Rock cemetery, where they
we're laid to rest the I. y. o. +. burial
service being used.
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COVLES.

Nate Plat attended the show at Red
Cloud last Thursday night.
Don't get scared about the Blue Hill
smallpox. 1t is NO worse than any
other.
Geo. Wells and j. +. Butler made .
business trip to Red Cloud Thursday
Of this week.
Grant Turner Of Red Cloud passed
through here last Wednesday morning
on his way to Blue Hill.
Ernest Jones Of Red Cloud and Mr..
Dresbach Of Guide Rock took supper
In Cowles last Friday.
DIR. Franklin af Blue Bill came down
one day last week and was the guest
Of j. ID. Storey, our druggist.
Blue Hill, Baden, Red Cloud and
Guide Rock we're we'll represented here
at the Sunday school convention lat
week.
Ed CARRIER, our county clerk, was in
Cowles a few moments last Friday
evening, accompanied by his wife and
MIS-. Z. NJ. Ross.
A person never misses Il chance to
make a fool OF himself who would come
to town just to kill time on a day like
last Monday or Tuesday. Those were
the days when real estate changed
hands free of charge.
The correspondent for the Argus
gave Ned Hurd a nice write.up about
his 3.year.old black team, and now he
drives one 1~O.year-old to a cart. He
says il the black team is that good hi
will let them stand in the stable.
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LET IL
Alone.

SCOTS Emulsion is not a
good medicine for fat folks.
We have never tried giving it
to a real fat person. We don't
dare. You see SCOTS Emul-
sion builds new flesh. Fat
people don't want it. Strong
people don't need it.
But if you are thin SCOTS
Emulsion is the medicine for
you. 1t doesn't tire you out.
There is no strain. The work
is all natural and easy. You
Just take the medicine and
that's all there is to it.
The next thing you know
you feel better-you eat better
and you weigh more. 1t is
a quiet worker.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. 900 Pearl ST.. N, Y
sc And tiooi all druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25
WOMER, KANSAS.

Sunday and Monday hot or hotter.
George Lehr is working at the crea
cry.
Mr.. AL Holdredge OF Riverton was
at Womer this week.
Walter Williams is at home after a
pleasant trip to Kansas City,
Mrs. Byron Gregg has been on the
sick list, but is getting along nicely
now.
DR.. Morrison has purchased the resi-.
dence and photograph gallery Of Mr..
Ormsby.
Winter wheat is looking fine. Oats
are coming up and farmers are busy
planting corn.
The milk haulers for the creamery
are taking up their milk routes this
week The creamery is doing a fine
business.
The Woodmen OF Womer and vicin.
ity will hold a special meeting tonight
to take action on the readjustment
plan suggested by the head camp Of
the order.
Wanted--At Womer, two marriage.
able young ladies. None over 40 need
apply. Ladies who are in need OF
good homes should address,, for par.
ticulars, George Lehr and Fred Stel'
ling.
+. Mathes Is a very busy man and
his store is up to date. Just think Of q
store thirteen miles from . railroad
having even clerks, and taking In 90
average Of fourteen cases Of egg
daily.
What the doctor can want with q
photograph gallery Is setting all
Womer to guessing, but we want to
say to the public tina: our doctor IL
capable Of running more than one
business.
The new church held its first ami
verssry last Sunday. A very pleasant
time was had and all join in the wish
that more such times are in store and
that there will be other church build
ings spring up, to show the enterpris
ing spirit Of u Kansas people.
Mr.. Ormsby and family will soor
start for Washington, where they OK
pect to make their future home. w,
are sorry to lose such people IS thu
Ormsbys, as they have a host OF friend
in and around Womer. They hav'
been untiring church and Sunda.
school workers and will be great.
missed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25
A Prodigal Returns.
From the Franklin Press.

From the franklin Press.
Wednesday morning, when the ex.
element OF the three preceding days
was beginning to subside, a little pro.
cession marched through town to the
music Of u bass drum. y. +. Hayden,
who left here with his family in com
psny with ID. francisco just a month
ago, had returned Ga the shoulders
Of +. q Miller and j. G., Smith he was
borne through the business part of
town, good naturedly replying to the
iests shouted at him from all quarters,
He had been somewhat ashamed to
come back to Franklin and had stopped
AT ~lndiauola, where he bought a farm,
but there being some flaw in the title
to the land he gave it up and came on
here, lie promises to be good and
never, no never, again to ''cuss tn,
country
Oregon, he says, may suit some peo
pie, but it is not to his liking, There
are thousands of people who have beer
there but a short time who would glad
ly return whence they came, but they
are not able, All lines of business ar,
greatly overdone, People are bein,
dumped in there by thousands from
all parts Of the United States, at
tracted by the glittering reports sen
out by real estate men Wages are low
and all who have gone from here ar,
not doing nearly as well AS if they ha,
remained here. Real estate is cheaps
than here and at present is changinl
hands r~apidly-one Sucker" ,uuload
ing onto another,
MIR. Hayden had o been in tow
many hours before he showed his goo
faith by purchasing the residence proI
erty Of w. p. Miller, which he is fittin
up for the reception of his family, VIII
will arrive in a few days.
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The Wesleyan Methodist quarterly
meeting will be held at North Branch
the Goth and eth. Baptizing at the
river Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Ernest Howard, superintendent
OF the Christian Endeavor work in
Kansas, yearly meeting Of Friend, will
be at North Branch the 9th.
The literary society in district No.
Ill is doing fine work. A fine program
was rendered last Friday night to .
large and attentive audience.
A party OF about seventy young peo-
pie OF this vicinity pleasantly surprised
Mr.. A. Il. Osborne at his home Satur.
day night prior to his leaving for
Seattle, Wash.
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GUIDE ROCK.
Where is the rain?

Where is the rain?
Still the wind blows. When will the
ain come?
Still the teams are in from Cowles
this morning, loading lumber.
Mrs. Pearl Hagan is very sick with
the measles. 1t is hoped she will soon
be better.
The streets Of Guide Rock were
crowded Saturday and the business
men are happy.
John Crazy and others shipped a 10,
Of cattle to the west part of the state
to be pastured this summer. John says
the grass is good.
Elmer Button has gone to Kansas
City, where his brother resides. He
hopes to secure a job in the machine
shops there, and il successful he OK.
poets to remain in Kansas City.
W. H. Thomas Of Blsden and Alex,
ander Monia were in Colvin & Barcus
Office this week. MIR. Thomas was
looking for cattle to pasture on the
land he lately purchased from Mr.
MONA.
Since James Harris was elected or
the town board il has made a wonder
full change in him. He Is seen laboriue
every day in his garden and cleaning
up his premises. We believe it viii
make an industrious man of him.
Mabel Cox, a niece OF w. II. Bsrcu,
was down Friday visiting her uncl,
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hub
bard. Miss Cox is on an extended visi,
from Denver to her many friends anC
relatives. Her health has been yer.
poor for several months. She is YER
enthusiastic over political matters ant
woman suffrage.
Archie Campbell, son of Donald ant
Catherine Campbell, was born in tn
county of Carodoc, Canada, March IL
1856 He came to Nebraska with hi
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The name VI Elliot Lowe Of Harlan
county has been mentioned for Repub-
lican nominee for congressman from
this district. Mr., Lowe may be all
right, and il nominated would IN all
probability make a satisfactory con-
gresham. But why 60 to Harlan OF
any other county than Webster, for g
congressman. We have q number Of
capable men in this county who are
not only competent to oil the position
but who would ill it in q manner tC
reflect credit on the entire district
We might mention some names, bu'
the time has hardly arrived when i
would be advisable.
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ten days. Inavale is the largest ship
ping point in Webster county. Chas.
Hunter shipped twelve cars and II. e.
Sawyer oGe car last week, and John
Peterson four ears, II. &. Sawyer one
car, Chas. Hunter one car this week.
Mr.. g. f. Paul our genial b. g. M
agent has resigned his position and &C.
cepted a position as cashier of the bank
in Holyoke, Colorado. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul will be greatly missed by their
large number Of friends made in this
vicinity in the short space of time they
have lived here. We all wish Mr.. and
Mrs Paul the best success in their new
home.
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BLUE HILL.

BLUE HILL.
VIM. Delahoy is having a new kitchen
built.
f. Conrad is having his house re.
painted.
Rev. McConnagha went to Lincoln
Saturday.
Mr. Higgins is having his house
painted this week.
I. Bentz lost a fat hog Sunday from
the effects Of the hot weather.
Mr.. Drummer. the proprietor Of the
City bakery, has been quito sick.
Mrs. Church OF Dorchester is visiting
at the home Of her brother, T. Harm.
Miss Ethel Hogate is visiting at the
home Of her brother Charles this week
Mr.. Claridsy vas out Monday. This
fine spring weather is a blessing for the
sick people.
A. Baker OF Hastings is visiting rela'
tives here. He expects to leave fol-
Denver soon.
MIR. Shottenkirk and daughter, Miss
Hazel, have bceu on the sick list, bu,
are recovering,
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Hubbard and
Mrs, Etting drove down from Hasting.
Monday evening.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the county Sunday school con
vention at Cowles last week.
Miss Robarts Of Edgar, Neb., who
was visitilg Miss Jessie Williams, de
parted for her hone Monday morning
Colonel Hoover is having an addition
built to his neat little cottage. Com
missioner May is doing the carpenteI
work.
Some of the invalids are able to ge
down town new Tom Mcclure, VIII,
has been sick since last July, cam
down Saturday.
Mrs. +. Conrad was called to AXtelI
NeO., one uay iast week I'd DE with he
daughter-in law, who is to undergo a
operation for anc
Mrs. Hummel ana Miss Alta Shot
tenkirk were elected delegates to tn
Epworth league convention at Daver
port, Neb., Tuesday and Wednesday.
j. NJ. West had a letter from h
daughter, Mrs. McGowen, who is plea
autly situated in Los Angeles, Ca
They are enjoying summer weathe
there.
The Knights Of Pythias initiated Sc
eral new members last week. A del,
CATION from Red Cloud was in atten,
, auce. 1t is said the goat was excee'
ingly wild.
The department grand master of u
Rebekah lodge came down from Has
ings Monday evening and organized
Rebekah lodge of nineteen member
Owing to the ~inclemency Of the weath'
the attendance was small and not
many went In as Was expected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25

A number Of Lincoln and Humboldt
people have formed an organization to
be known as the Sky Blue Marble and
Ouyx Company. The capital stock OF
the corporation will be $50, 900. The
quarry from which this company will
obtain its marble has been a recent dis.
covery. 1t is located near Riverside.
The marble is of a sky blue color, OF
perfect grain and susceptible Of a fine
polish. This is the only blue marble
quarry in the world so far as discov'
cred,
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SEND NE THEIR NAMES.

Send me the addresses Of your friends
who might be indnced to move to Neb.
raska and will mail them our new "a.
page book descriptive of N~ebraska's 40.
ricultural resources and its unbounded
opportunities. The book IL illustrated
with Nebraska farm scenes, and is sup.
p.emented with a sectional mar of
the tate. II will help bring any ty68e.
c, j. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha,
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R BRANCH, A

Kansas and Nebraska have been
throwing dust in each others eyes,
A great many peach trees are in
bloom in spite Of the severe winter.
Some work Of repair has been done
in Maple Grove cemetery, and II great
deal more is needed.
The Ogelvie school, also the school
in district No. Ill, will give entertain.
ments in their respective school houses
this evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25

IL the fusion press, and also a por'
ton OF the Republican press, do not
quit devoting so much Of their time
and space to Governor Savage, We are
inclined TO believe that Mark Hanna
and Billy Bryan will become jealous.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25

II any Of tho congressional districts
over the state are short q candidate
for congressman they can find one 10
the Fifth district. Already enough have
been sprung to supply n for each
district and then have . few left for
Kansas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25

The name Of j. p. A. Black Of Bloom
iugton is being brought forward by his
friends and q number OF the state
papers as a candidate for governor on
the Republican ticket. MIR. Black is a
good mau aud has been prominent in
political circles in the south part OF
the state for a number Of years, and
would be a good man for the place.
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A few good, honest prayers for ram
wouldn't hurt just now.

The Republican congressional com
mittee met at Hastings last week and
fixed June 10, at Hastings, as the time
and place for holding the congress.
siopsl convention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25

Last Sunday and Monday we're two
Of the hottest spring days this country
has probably ever experienced. On
Sunday the thermometer went to l02
and on Monday to 98. with . high, no,
south wind, which was almost unbesr'
ahle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25

The Omaha World. Herald, the die
tator Of fusion politics in Nebraska,
has nominated K ID. Sutherland for
governor. They did not state when
they would hold their election.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-25
ArelYou Using Aliens Foot.Easse

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures Corns, Bun.
ons, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen
Get. At all druggists and shoe stores,
15c.
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dent called for unfinished business, Mr..
winn Jumped to his feet and asked
about the last meeting, declaring that
II was Illegal. The borough attorney,
Mr.. Wescott, was asked IL the meeting
was legal or not, and said it was II
notices had been sent to every mem-
Der OF the council and board OF health
TO attend the joint meeting. Mr.. Winn
claimed he was not notified, and sharp
ly criticised the work of the Joint meet
ing. Attorney Prescott was granted
the privilege of obtaining 7. II. Melvin
as associate counsel to fight the Black
Diamond Light company.who have filed
a Judgment against the borough. The
meeting was adjourned until Wednes-
day evening. Jan. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan of Scran-
ton, visited at the home of his father,
Thomas Nolan, Monday.
Only one case of smallpox left.
Miss Margaret sullivan, of Old Forge.
left yesterday to visit her sister in
Philadelphia.
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AVOCA.

The Republican primaries OF the Second ward
will be held at the usual polling places tomor-
row evening from 10 o'clock,
Al meeting OF the school board on Tuesday
evening ii was decided to enforce vaccination.
This must be done by next Tuesday or the pu-
pills who refuse TO comply will he sent out Of
school.
The marriage of Miss Kate Maloncy, Of York
avenue, and Edward Glroy OF Lincoln Hill, was
so!emnized in st. Mary's church last evening
by Rev. NJ. +. Crane. The bride and her atteRd-
ant, Miss Anna McSuly wore handsome blue
cloth gowns with stone marten trimmings. Each
wore beaver hats with black plumcs and jet
buckles The groom was waited upon by his
brother, Patrick. After the ceremony supper WAS
served at the home OF The brides aunt, Mrs. Mar
garet McNulty They will reside in a prettily
furnished hone on York avenue.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cranston was
invaded by host OF friends on Tues lay evening.
They presented Mrs Cranston with handsome
oaken chair, For time Mrs. CraIstor was quite
overcome but she soon recovered aud made every.
thing ~ pleasant as possible Substantial Ie-
fleslhnent were served. The usual social diver.
sons were iniugcd n Robert Webber furnished
the music. The following we're present: Mrs.
William Brown, Mrs, James WALKER Mrs. I'd.
ward Laird MIS-, William Laird, Mrs Rose New
ton; Mrs. ". 7, Pier Mrs. Charles Aknan,
Mrs L. frue, Mrs. William Howell, Ms. James
Morton, Alrs. Charles Warren, Mrs May McMl-
Ian. Mrs. James Alexander, Mya John Connor,
Mrs Daniel CranstOn, Mrs. Sarah Whytc, Mrs,
James Burdn Mrs. Sarah Oliver, Mrs. John Has.
tic, Mrs. James Graham, MIS-. John stterly, Mrs,
Alex Conkey, Mrs John Anderson, Mrs. william
Brown, jr,, MIS-. c, Harrison, Mrs, L. Snyder,
Mrs Thomas Parry, Mrs. Harry johnson, Mrs,
Daniel Boone, Misses Belle Morton. Name Graz
ham, Jennie Whyte, Carrie Snyder, Jennie New.
lin, Margaret Aknan, Janet Allen, Margaret
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John f. Sickler, Charles NJ. Lee, Fl. W.
Bardwell, and Il. S. Handrick There
are two to be elected
The regular January term of court
Of oyer and terminer and quarter ses-
sions convenes on Monday next.
The hearing in the audit in estate of
Ruth c. Myers, deceased, will be had
before o. Smith Kinner. auditor, on
Friday morning, January IT,
Dennis G. Keeney, of Laceyville, was
doing business in town on Tuesday.
Arthur Fl. Squires returned home on
Monday night from a trip to El Paso,
Texas, where he has q contract to sup
ply the city with water, and is engaged
in building the necessary reservoir,
etc.
Attorneys James w. Piatt, c. Oscar
Dersheimer and James Z. Frear re-
turned OH Tuesday from Scranton,
where they were in attendance at the
sessions of the Superior court
The smallpox patients are all on the
road to recovery. The Darlington girl
was removed to the Wyoming house
OIL Monday. and the Darlington resi-
dence is being thoroughly cleansed and
fumigated.
Ransloer Wall and family are about
to move into the Ausart residence, re-
Gently occupied by DR.. A. Fl. Wooster.
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MoNTRosE.

Special to tile Scranton Tribune.
Montrose, January 15.-W. u. Ainey,
esq, Is confined to his house by ILL
ness.
William n. Devine, of Rush, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. George III.
Frazier this week.
No indications of smallpox having
appeared, IL is expected that the ban
against public assemblages will be re-
moved by the Board of Health, and
that the fact will be signalzed by the
ringing of the church bells for the reg
ular weekly prayer meetings tomorrow
evening.
Republican caucuses to nominate
borough and ward tickets will be held
on Tuesday evening next.
An interesting event will be the an
nual meeting of the County Historical
society which will be held in this place
on Saturday, January 10. An interest,"
Ing programme has been arranged and
n large attendance and enjoyable ses-
sion is anticipated.
The grand jury is in session in this
place this week.
For the first time this season the
country roads are considerably OBJ
structed with drifted snow, sufficient
to interfere with the arrival of the
rural stages on several mornings tihs
week.
A number Of Montrose people are i'll
from the effects Of vaccination.
Prothonotary Henry T. Manner mas
been elected vice-president of the
First National bank to succeed the late
o. A. Gilbert. The selection of Mr..
Manner is wise one and meets with
a very general and hearty approval
on the part of the banks patrons.
S. A. Pettis is visiting relatives at
SusQuehanna.
Miss Bessie Bisbee is the guest of
her friend, Miss Jennie Bunnell, at
Rush.
Miss Margaret O'Brien. little daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Il. O'Brien, is i'll with
scarlet fever at her home on Chenango
street.
Miss Florence Reynolds has received
word of the serious illness of her sis
ter Mrs. Robert Mealey, at New
Brunswick, n. J.
Miss Harriet Edsel has returned from
a visit to friends in New York city.
Louis Carey, of Buffalo, who has
been visiting relatives in this place and
at Auburn, has returned to his home,
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Hartford, Jan. 15--A mock trial will
be held by the young mems union class
in Odd Fellows hall, January II.
DR.. Hoovan has vaccinated over one
hundred people. The Hartford people
begin to think smallpox is II little too
near.
Rev. c. w, Hawkins, OF Maine, will
preach in the Congregational church on
January 10 and %.
Rev. Barnes is assisting Rev. Fisher
in his meetings here this week
Lee Dewitt. of New Milford, was a
caller in town on Tuesday.
Hartford Butter and Cream associa-
ton have just finished filling their ice
house.
Emmet Flint is visiting friends at
Whitney's Point this week.
Mr.. Dolaway, of Binghamton, \. V,
is visiting his brother in town,
Our graded school Is closed ON ac-
count of so many children being sick
from vaccination.
The Congregational Missionary soc-
ETY. win meet with Mrs. Horace Sweet
on Wednesday, January 10,
Mrs. Cole, of Syracuse, who has been
caring for her sister-in-law. Mrs. j. c.
Tanner, has returned home. Mrs. Tan
ner is improving, but rather slowly.
John Briggs, who is learning the
machinist trade in Owego. came home
sick on Saturday, 1t is hoped he will
recover and be able to return to his
work.
Miss Susie Matthews has gone to
Scranton to spend some time
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Special to the scranton lTlDunc.
Honesdale, Jan. 15.-A petition
which is being circulated asking the
town council to reconsider the ordi-
nance which forbids coasting in the
borough is meeting with favor by
scores who would grant the youth of
today the enjoyment of old time sport
The store room next door to the eX-
press office so long unoccupied, will on
February 1 be occupied by Bregstein
brothers. the clothiers.
Rev. j. D. Phelps, d. d., of SYRIA
cuse university. will lecture in the
Methodist church Monday evening.
January 20. Subject, Cape Cod and
Cape Cod Folks
Mr.. George Porter, of New York, was
'he guest of Dan c. Osborne Il few days
his week.
Mr.. Harry Mumford is again in the
law office of E. c. Mumford to resume
.he study of law.
This Thursday evening a sleighing
party of Honesdale ladies and gentle
men will drive up the Dyberry and
take dinner at Kimble's hotel.
Our townsman. George Fl. Whitney,
one of the veterans of the Thirteenth
regiment, is a candidate for major of
the regiment.
The pool and billiard tournament be-
tween the Exchange and Amity clubs
Ire now on.
The remodeling of the Honesdale
postoffice, which was to have COM
menced today has been postponed until
next week. Extensive improvements
are contemplated.
For the small quantity of snow on
the ground, sleighing could not be bet
ter than it has been during the past
two weeks. Sleighing parties are nu-
merous. Lumbermen and others also
make good use of excellent sleighing.