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Plan to Celebrate the Fourth.

At a meeting of the citizens OF
Pierce. Neb., Thursday committees
were appointed for the Fourth of July
celebration that Pierce is going to hold
this year. Already a subscription pa
per has been passed and nearly 81. 500
has been subscribed. The committee
is correspondence with speakers OF
note. The afternoon will be given up
almost to sports Of all kinds. A large
purse has been put up for q game of
baseball.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Two Horses Stolen.

Two horses were stolen in Dakota
county on Thursday night, one from
George Ashford OF Homer, taken from
the barn: and the other from Joe
Stallborics, who had il tied in front
of the court house in Dakota City.
Neh,, while he was attending an en-
tertainment. sheriff Sides has offered
suitable rewards for return Of prop.
crty and capture of thieves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Town BADLY ScOrched

A confagration, which ragged for two
hours in the town of Jerry Shore, Pa,
destroyed sixteen buildings in the bust
ness portion OF the town and caused
a loss OF between s25 900 and $50. 900.
Fears were felt that the entire town
would he destroyed, and word was
sent to I~.ockhaven and Williamsport
Tor assistance, but when 1t arrived the
fire was under control.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Many Poisoned.

Thirty families of Lincoln were pois-
oned by eating supper at a church So
cial given at the Second Presbyterian
church. One among the number Is
dangerously sick-Dr. Hullhorst. The
others suffered violently for a time. but
are improving. The physicians do not
know whether the sickness Is due to
the potted ham. fruit gelatin. potato
salad or ice cream.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
PRESIDENT PLANNING TOUR
Two Trips to Western Country The Com
Ing Fall.

President Roosevelt has undertaken
TO make two trips through the west
ern country next fall. One will be in
the southwest and the other In the
northwest. They will be made in re-
demption of promises more or less
specific made by the president last
winter. About the last of September
the president will so 10 Springfield,
Ill, and to Detroit, Mich, stopping
on route at some other points not yet
determined upon. In the latter part
Of October he will go as far into the
southwest rs San Antonio. He has
been strongly urged to 90 on a bear
hunt In Mississippi as the guest of the
governor Of the state, and it is posi-
bic that he may avail himself Of this
opportunity To accept the invitation.
for he must visit New Orleans, which
Is nearby, on this trip.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

The grain thrcshers OF Richardson
county have formed a union. The oh
jcct is to charge a uniform price for
thrcshing, each member taking an obi
cation To charge the price decided on
10y the union, All supplies needed.
such as coal, lnbricating oil, etc. wiz
ue bought in quantities.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
HOUSE AND SENATE
Vednesdny-'s Proceedings Brief-Silve
Bullion to he Coined.

Vednesdnys's Proceedings Brief-Slser
Bullion to be Coined.
A Washington. May IS dispatch says:
Owing to the attendance of many SEN
aiors at the Pauncefote funeral. the
senate, on motion OF Hoar. took a re-
cess from noon to . o'clock.
In the house Dalzell (rep., Pal acted
as speaker. A resolution from the
committee on rules making the sub
sidiary silver coinage measure special
business of the house. under discus
sion when the house adjourned yes
terday, was reported as unfinished
business. On the question OF adoption
a yea and nay vote was called for by
Shafroth (dem.. ColO.,) and the reso-
luton carried by Il vote Of 80 to 70.
The bill authorizes the secretary of the
treasury to coin into subsidiary coin
the silver bullion in the treasury pur-
chased under the act OF July ~. 1890.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
lUomcssekers' Excursion

to Huron, S. D.. Tuesday. June 18th.
Round trip from Lincoln. $3.50. Money
refunded il you buy. Free tourist
sleeper. Choice farming lands. i'm
proved and unimproved, $1,000 to s25. 90
per acre. Write or call. Green, Bell
G Co., III So. Tenth street. Lincoln.
II, S. Clinton, salesman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
SOLVED BY .
Elsrtricni Puzzle no Longer u Tafhing
Problem With

~ "sN'V ~" wv {" "'tsU
Problem with Inv ntOr.
Thomas A. Edison declares that the
problem of electrical transportation has
been solved.
The first practical test Of his new
storage battery was made last week
by two prominent automobilists and
the great inventor was iubilant We'd
nesday when they made known the re-
suit. With q twenty-one cell battery
the machine was run over hilly roads
around arrange for siXty-two miles UNI
der one charge. the voltage running
from twenty-nine per cell down to
twenty-five. There was no d%eteriora-
ton. so common in other batteries.
Monday the same men made the test
over a country a little less hilly and
covered c~ighty-five miles.
Edison says next week he will make
a thousand mile endurance test. The
battery used weighs 1872 pounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Husband steals Chndren.

viii Berger of P~lattsmouth. who de-
serted has wife and two small chill
dren last ummer and recently mar
ried a younger sister of his wife in
Council Bluffs, Ia, is supposed to have
kidnapped his children from their
mother. The woman left her children
with a family for a few weeks and
when she returned for them they were
gone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Water Comes High,

The John A. Logan post, G. A. r.,
Salina, Kan, has purchased Of DR..
Stauber two Walls OF water taken from
the grounds of the famous prison at
Andersonville during the civil war.
water was very scarce there and many
a boy In blue suffered from thirst.
These walls, which DIR. Stauber Sc
cured from Bishop Mallalieu OF Eoston,
usually sell for $40, but by purchasing
two or them they were secured by tho
post for S. apiece.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Robbed Of Much Jewslry.

Mrs. Thomas Kensett and her daugh-
ter Gertrude of Cornwall-on-Hudson
n. ", have been robbed of $50. 900
worth of jewelry. says a Paris dis
patch.
The jewelry was taken from a trunk
in their hotel room, close to the Grand
opera. Part of n iewclry consisted
of heirloOmS,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Must Serve Iifs Sentences.

Sarah Kuhn, n young woman SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment for the
murder OF her aged husband at Delta
by placing poison in his beer. was de-
MED n new trial by the supreme court
this morning. The murder was ON
nlitted four months after their mar
riase. Kuhn was crippled in his legs
end arms and concealed from his wife
the fact that he was a confirmed in
valid until after the wedding.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
BURKETT ~RENOMlNATED
First District Congressman Has Easy
Time in Convention.

Elmer J. Buriett Of Lincoln, con-
gresham from the First Nebraska dis
trict. was unanimously rcnOminated at
the convention held in Lincoln tues
day evening.
He arrived in town over the Ii. &
Nj. at $40 p. m, and a host of his
friends and admirers greeted him at
the depot and escorted him to the all
ditorium. where they royalty welcomed
him back home. and assured him he
would be renominated that night.
Mr.. Burkett thanked them for their
welcome, and said he was glad to bring
them a $500, 900 %postofice apprOpria-
ZION. which he had secured. with the
tindly help Of MIR. David Mercer and
the rest of Nebraska's delegation in
congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
small Smashup on Flkborn

In a minor rear-end smashup at Ar
iington, Neb., a waycar on the Elkhorn
road was broken to pieces and the run
ming gear on two stock cars rendered
useless. The front end of the engine
was battered mp SO that 1t had TO be
sent to the shops at Missouri Valley.
Nobody was hurt and there was no
damage to freight or stock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
RuMor without Foundation.

The statement published by the
Daily Mail of London, May 30, that at
the consistory to be held June . the
pope will nominate Archbishop Keane
of Dubuque, la. o~succeed the late
Archbishop Corrigan Of New York, is
without foundation in fact.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
SEALING SCHOONER LOST
No News Of II since u started on Cruise
In February

No News of II since u started on Cruise
In February
II is feared that the sealing schooner
Hattie, the only vessel OF the coast
fleet which has not returned to Vic
toria. Il. c., has been lost. 1t has
never been seen since starting on its
spring cruise on Friday. February Is.
Fears have been expressed for some
time and hope was not abandoned un-
til the coast steamer returned with
out any news of It,. II is believed to
have been lost In the big storm of
February "a. The Halzic is command
ed by Captain Daley, an old sealer,
and besides him there were on board
Captain FARLEY. Mate p. Dooley, A.
Medina. w. Christian. a cook and
twenty-four Indians from KiovotOk. on
the west coast OF the island. Captain
Daley has a wife and family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

The three men who were wounded
In a fight with officers at Yankton, s.
d., are believed 10 be members OF a
gang which has been robbing South
Dakota banks, They had a supply of
burglar tools in their possession.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
CITY Accents GIFT.

The new Lincoln library building.
the funds for which were presented by
Andrew Carnegie, was formally opened
Tuesday. With appropriate ceremonies
the completed structure was turned
I'VE to the city. Exercises of an in
formal character during the afternoon
and evening marked the occasion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
MORGAN PROGRESSING

Planning to Exploit Big Mining Deal In
Domain Of Csar.
The Birmingham, England, Post says
kilograms received in prominent quar-
ters from Odessa and St. Petersburg
indicate that the Morgan syndicate has
applied to the Russian government for
a concession of some thousands of
square miles of iron-bearing territory
in Siberia.
The Hamburg-Amcrican lines share
holders, at a meeting held in Hamburg.
Germany, unanimously adopted n reso-
luton ratifying the agreement to so
into the Morgan shipping combine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
BEAUTY TREATMENT FATAL
Chicago Young Woman Dead and tho
Police Investigating.

Police Investigating.
Six hours after having been sub
jected to a face-beautifying treatment
at the hands of a specialist. Miss May
Thomp on died. and the coroner and
police are striving to account for her
sudden demise. says a Thursday dis
patch from Chicago.
The facial massage physician, who
was in attendance on the young
woman, made use of a plaster cast
during the identifying treatment and
it is thought probable that Miss
Thompson died from heart failure. SUI
perinduced by suffocation. This
theory. however. is not accepted en-
tirely by the police and the case will
be investigated.
Miss Thompson was employed as n
~stenographer by Sprague, Warner &
Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Buffalo Elevator Burns

The Manning elevator at Buffalo. N.
Y. was destroyed by fire, Loss on build
Ing the contents. 500, 900.
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These are commencement days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-27
Voodman Memorial Services.

The Modern Woodmen Of America
OF this city held their memorial eyer.
cises last Sunday a%fterneen. They met
at theil hall at 1880 and marched quiet.
" to the Congregational church, the
forester Of the order being in uniform,
whore after listening 10 some very
good singing by Mesdames II. j. CLARK
and W. A. Mitchell and the Misses
Mabel Howard and Grace Stonebreak.
or and by Messrs +. j. Grice, II. J..
Clark, A. b. Sellars and w. A. Mitchell
which vas considered exceptionally
good. Judge Edison delivered an I'D.
dress being a dissertation on present
day topics. This address was listened
o with marked interest and was pun.
gent, novel and extremely practical.
After more singing the Woodmsn and
Royal Neighbors marched to the Gem.
etery and decorated the graves Of the
Woodmen buried there. At each grave
there was singing by the male quartet.
Messrs. Clark, Grice, Sellars, Mitchell,
an address by n Of the brothers OF
the order and the uniformed ~forresters
gave the Woodmen honors. At the
frst grave that Of Ralph Hartwell, V
Q John w. Kinsel read the reason for
Boldipg the service, at the second
crave Chas. r. Gather delivered an ad.
dress on "Care Of the Living" At the
third grave l.. H. Blackledge gave an
address on "Duty to the Dead" A,
the fourth grave z. J. Ov.riug deliv.
cred the address on lessons for the
Benefit OF ahe Futuie," and at the las,
grave Daniel Gar ber gave . bioeraph.
ical sketch of each OF the members OF
the order buried In the cemetery, after
which the people gathered there dis
persed. The addresses were all very
OF good, and that l.. H. Blaekledge
wal concise and showed literary merit,
and that Of K. j. Overing has ELECTED
many very favorable remarks, Is has
also that Of Chas. Gather. The whole
service vas conducted without ostenta.
ton or unnecessary display. There
were a large number Of people present
to witness the ceremony. There are
five Woodmen buried in the Red Cloud
cemetery-Ralph Hartwell, Stephen
Harris, Andrew Berg, W. A. Mo-
Keighan and John W. Runchey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-27
E HAPPENINGS

A new line Of laces and embroiderie
lust received. Prices right. NEW
HOUSE.
Tell as why . druggist offers yos .
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Co.'S Rocky Mountain Tea. Does be
love you or 10 he after the bigger
profit? G. L. Getting.
Geo. Hummel OF Blue Hill wss In the
city the first Of the week and while here
he received word Of the serious illness,
OF his father who lives in Iowa and no
left for there Wednesday evening.
After June 20 my days at Cowlss
will be Mondays. Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays, in the Turner building. and
Red Cloud Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays, over DR.. Reeds former OF.
flee. f. A. THOMAS, Dentist.
Mike and Frank Kudrna came
through the city with their new thresh'
ing outfit Thursday, which they had just
unloaded from the car. 1t consists OF a
IS horse power engine, a Sc by go inch
separator with blow stacker, a steel
water tank and supply wagon.
On Monday night about thirty OF the
neighbors o: Mr.. Van Patten, on Indian
creek, called at his home in the form
of surprise party to WELDON Mrs. Van
Patten home after a visit to her parents
in the east. A very pleasant time was
had.
Hazel Grace, aged II months and II
days, daughter of Mrs. Charles DE
Long, died Thursday Of last week from
congestion and inflammation OF the
brain. Rev. Meredith conducted the
funeral services Friday and interment
was IN the Beauchamp cemetery, 10
Line precinct.
Services at the Methodist :Episco p -
church: Preaching At II o'clock am
and 8 pm. by the pastor, Rev. NJ. +.
Dixon; Sunday school, 10 O'Clock, L.. +
Albright, superintendent; Junior Ep'
worth League, 3 o'clock, Mrs. Bruner'
superintendent; Epworth League, z
O'Clock, Mrs. Mitchell, president.
The populist and democratic state
conventions were held in Grand Island
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week.
A full state ticket was named after a
long and trying struggle, in which the
democrats were victorious. W. h.
Thompson Of Grand Island was named
for governor, +. A. Gilbert for lieuten'
ant governor, John H. Powers for Sec
rotary Of state, j. II. Broadly for sttor'
ney general, j. N. Lyman for treas
urer, Charles Q De France for auditor
and Claude Smith for superintendent.
The democrats named Thompson,
Brennan and Broadly. and the popu'
lists are responsible for the rest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-27

SCENE osI-A private conversation.
You old fool. @ You will, will you.
CD III learn you TO 90 q ouy 10Y ot
cheaR &srness and Hardware oeiore
you get j. u. BUrLxR's prices on ntst
class goods Of the same kind. w tate
that lllD and that, G!lD aud mat NOV
you old chump will yol learn some
thing" "a -
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T nn1l1nnnA ks1nSa<kk.a -. .
to Him, to ourselves, .apd our
fellow man.
Now, therefore, 1, M. B. Nc
Sweeney, governor of the state of
South Carolina, do set apart
Thursday, the 9th day of the
present month. as a day of general
Thanksgiving, and do recommend
that all public Offices be closed
and that the people cease from
their ordinary vocations and in
their homes and several places of
worship render thanks to God
fer the blessings which they
have enjoyed during the past
year, and on this occasion they
remember the poor and the sor-
rowing by their gifts and their
prayers of sympathy.
M. B. McSweeney.
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Ii Saved Her Life

Gooch's Mexican Syrup has ac-
compHaued a cure in tins ueigh-
borhoud which has astonished the
people. Miss Davis was given up
to de by her attending phyfciau
She had lung fever. The doctor
said she would die before morn
ing, and advised to discontinue
bis medicine, as it was doing her
no good. Her parents had bot.
tie of GoOch's Mexican Syrup and
Gooch'sQuick Relief in the house
They at ouce began to give the
Syrup IN doses one hour apart.
and Frequently batbed her chest
with the Quick Relief. Before
morning she was better and after
using a few bottles of each. she ls
almost as well as ever. 1t was
almost like raising the dead, and
has established the reputation of
Gooch's Mexican Syrup here as
a cough remedy; we can sell
nothing else. j. & n. Sands.
Trimble, Athens Co., O.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order TO cure it yOu must
take internal remedies. Hall'sCatarrh
Cure Is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous surfa-
cos. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one Of the best physicians in this
country for years. and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed OF the
best tonics known, combined wit h the
hest blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination OF the two ingredients
is what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing Catarrh. Send for tes-
timonials free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO.. Props.
Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, price 75o.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Girls Everybody Likes.

You have undoubtedly met
disagreeable girls, who. without
doing anything especially spite
full or mean, have impressed you
as being girls to avoid. But have
you ever met the girl that you
and every body else like?
You are unfortunate if you
have not met her.
She is the girl who appreciates
the fact that she cannot have the
first choice Of everything in the
world.
She is the girl who is not az
gressive and does not find Joy in
melting aggressive people.
She is the girl who never
causes pain with thoughtless
tongue.
She is the girl who when YOU
invite her TO any place compli
ments you by looking her best.
She is the girl who makes this
world pleasant place because
she is so pleasant herself.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMA-
TION.

why ShV VOptV vi lbiS otdiC
Should be Thankful for the
Blessing Bestowed Upon Them
During Past Year.
Governor McSweeney Monday
Issued the following Thanksgiving
proclamation
1t is an old and honored Gust ON
by which the chief magistrate of
the state sets apart one day as a
day of thanksgiving and praise to
the Source of all life for His
manifold blessings and fostering
care. When in the enjoyment
of health and happiness and
prosperity we are prone to forget
the sustaining hand through which
these blessings come.
AS people we have had our
trials and hardships, our days of
adversely and of better strife,
and through them all we have
triumphed because of our trust
in and reliance on an All Wise
Providence.
During the past year we have
enjoyed peace and prosperity
The labors of the husband has
been awarded by abundant har-
vests and all business has pros
pered. We have been spared
pestilence and plague, drought
and flood. In this day of pros
perity we should not forget the
source of prosperity whence it
comes We should as a people
render thanks TO God for the
blessings which we enjoy and in
the midst of material prosperity
strive for moral and spiritual
uplifting, for if is not in material
progress and prosperity that a
people can claim to be truly
great, on hope to obtain lasting
happiness. The greatness Of a
people rests in the character Of
,
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Men and Women

who are in need OF the
best medical treat
ment should not fail
TO consult DR.. Haths>
way at once, IS he In
REQ egnIxe d a. the
leading and most suc~
cessfsl spsoialist.
ou arc safe In
placing your case in
his hands, as he is tho
lon gest established
and has the best rep
utstion. n o cures
" acre others failI
there Is no patchwork
or experimenting in
his treatment. Per-
sonal attention by DR..
Hathaway, also spe-
cisl counsel from his
Associate hyafciana
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when necessary, which no other office has. II
you can not call, write for free booklets and
question blanks. Mention your trouble. Ev:
erythins strictly confidential. J. Newtor
Hathaway, n. D.
s6 Inmar Bld'S, .21f S. Broad ST., Atlanta. Ga.
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Sheriff i! 5 Sale.



in Common Pleas.
WILLIAM p. "ITIE# and GEO.
W. PLNLER, A. Executors, etc,
Plaintiffs
against
JAMES W. WILLIAMS, Defendant.
DuRSINNT TO AN ORDER or
jEr tOur', made I'm 'nn above en-
cited cause. ny his Honor James Al
dr'rh. bear ne date November nm.
1902, | will sell at public out cry, be-
fore IT," Court House door. ~ Tauca See
ter, =. C.. on the frat Monday iu De-
cemOer next. during the legal hours
of sale the following descr bed real
estate. 80 wit: "A'l that piece or par
eel OF land situutrd in the County and
State aforesaid. on the waters of
SOUTH villa Cat Creek, bounded on
the North 10y lands Of &. L. knight
and <. 4. Laney; on the East (by)
Erwin Knight; or South by lands OF
John Fraser; West by lands Of Erwin
knight, and containing FIFTY
ACRES, more or less; being a por-
tiOn Of land James W. Williams
bought from Erwin Knight"
Terms Of sale, CASH. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
j. p. HUNTER.
Sheriff l.. G. =. G..
i. y. WILLIAMS, Atty.
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Or. Nj. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Clears
the ComplcNiOn, "ivcs ROuvHncv to ,the Mind
cures Headache, Regula es Sa 49, .SD, gowe,
nd Liver.
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Correspondence relative to taxes
promptly attended to.
W. G. CAUTHEN,
County Treasurer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-07-05
Refunded Taxes.
Appropriation 5000.
lott attnrnav for Madalina

Removed Cases.
Appropriation $4,000. Receipts $1,79O.
VIM H Todd Sheriff expenses in case of
Henry Mas 49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y I105.00
J b Schwatka Sheriff of Baltimore
costs in case of Henry Mas. 500
J B Schwatka Sheriff of Baltimore case
of State VS. Wechselberg.. 5000
Harry Bosley board of jury State VS. l
WechSelberg. ........... ............... 3O.UU
Alfred Fowble witness certificate State
VS. Wechselberg. l2.OO
N B Merryman Clerks costs, State vsI
Wechselberg MISUNDERSTANDING. 24.15
Geo w Seipp crier's costs State VS. l
WechSelDerR Observation-Disclosures. 3.6H
County Commissioners of Howard Co
costs in case of Price VS. Bussey ct al. 1890
County Commissioners of Howard Co
costs in case of Ritter vs. Burgan ct al 1900
County Commissioners of Hartford Co
costs in case of Dorsey VS. United
Railways sc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 902.50
County Commissioners of Hartford Co
costs in case of Croft VS. United Rail-
ways &c Co... ......... ........... 152 90
Total. ............... ........ .......$ 1.499.77
Removing Garbage.
Appropriation $1,000.
Canton Patrick Kelley 600.00
Catonsville Hartman Faye............... $1,000
Gainesville Peter Toole. $4,000
Evergreen E FFOx...................... 1900
Govanstown Molyneux ] Fisher. -. $4,000
II oh nd N