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MMG 6UW 10 MKERg'
Is Mr. RpvC MRW
THE KLoNpIKE MILLIONAIRE ONE OF sEATTLEs
MOST PHILANTHRoPIc MEMS INTERESTED
IN ATHLETICS AND is A FINE HoRsEMAN.

IN piacing the name q Z. S Ilppy
on the "Roli Of Homer the Stars
readers selected from among seat.
ties prominent eitiaens the man
most representative OF public chart
ties. wholesome athletic education.
ana the broader reform movements
that count Zoe the moral tone of a
city against the tnfiusnoe 81 sor-
diduess and greed.
Sineo coming 10 Seattle. nearly IS
Year. aEo air. Llppy has been idcu-
ufifd With the Young Mans Chris
slan Association, at FIRST oce0pying
she position % physical director, aud
later ~ general SECRETARY % the as
sociNs lea. Under his management
the organization has widencd is tn
fluehee greatly. his genial dispose
tion and pieastns personality at
uaeting a lafgo membership, Twice
Mr.. i4ppN resigned Nom his posi-
ton with the association, but was
rvcsllsd In isaa. however. he sew
cred his business relations person.
ally. ami went With the rush 81 for
tune seekers % the Alaskan gold
FIELDS, lie was enc Of the few who
found what they sought. IN the
neishborhood Of Forty Mile he
worked fes wages and followed the
stRfnpssin in the rush 10 nunRnEa
CFrek. When he arrived az Roman
"a. however. ali OF that creek was
steked and Mr. lippy pushed for
ward. locating a claim on ~ Do
RADIO creek. This was claim No. ~
SiHea famous a. one Of the richest
strtkes IN the Niendike. and the en-
crgettc young miner vent 70 work
with q will K'or a year he izbored
on his nwa clalsn. taking out H0ld.
then lcaying his claim ia charge os
a foreman he returned % Seattle
the rossesSar % an independent for
tune with prospects u adding 60 his
store q hundusi-foid.
Unlike many other successful
prospecfors % the north. Mr.. Lippy
I'D not become a victim ~ The
Cali Of the Wtida." and the white
wastes n Alaska have little attrae-
ton fsr him. lie has returned 10
~ pssFado only 20 bring out to Sc
attic the results % the cleanup
each year, nFvferFtng T. remain in
his home city and leave his claim
% the management ef capable as
sistsuta The claim = now being
worked hv machinery for fhe for
tune Of Eaii that slipped unhessied
,hrouEh the fingers ~ Tire piek and
shovel miners Who first Nent over
the ground
Mr.. IIppv. because ~ Ms fnith IN
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HGppt HiNGS
ABOUT TOWN |


Mra Celeste siauson. sEst 81
years. died a. the seattle General
hospital last niEht from pneumonia.
Shs aas The daughter q Judge }.
" Langley and was weil known IN
Seattle
wire broke out among Hpsne cotton
bales on the EsUan wharf last night.
Streams o. Nater from the steamer
MAaaueuse pat 0ut tire hlara before
the fire boat or apparatus arrived
G.. a MekHHEic. a piufzinen bust
urss HaH - this city. returned yea
tsfdmy from q tour % the world. on
which he Was aaeamua by G.
H. Smith. also % this city. but ngw
visiting in Ssw York.
The PUGET Sound Navigation enut-
rsiu{ fralEhtsr samson arrived in
port yesterday. after having made q
quick YoFaEe 90 Lam canal aud rr-
turn. The samson took anFth "a t0na
q freight and returned Sith ~ tons
q Treaansii mine concentrates.
The United states civil service
comm iasion sill held an examination
for typswritera and stcunRfaphers N
this city on October p. isa1 Appli-
eanta may apply q the secretary ~
the oeai board ~ examiners az the
pslataffiae or 20 the ihttfi sHaffe
civii service commission WaahsnF-
ton. r g.. FOR blanks and a cupy o.
the Manuel - Examinations con.
talutnE Information relative % the
examination
The second annual banquet - The
knights ~ Columbus was he'd ~
the Washington last night About
10 guests we're present. James C.
Ford grand knight - the Seattle
council. acted - tuaHtmasfer
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TRIED TO GET CASH
ON 4 BAD CHECK

Detective Kennedy arrested VIII
Ham HUI a salesman. yesterday.
ga a charge % frauduioutiY attempt
ms O. get cuuh For worthless
cheek. II 4 alleged that Hun save
tho cheek "a A. Hsrpuiat. a mere
boy. "a cash. The boy took Il - ll!e
Dexter Horton hank. When he pre-
sentcd u the pulice were called IN
When the DIGESTIVE arrived at the
bank be took liorqulBt into custody.
aet the boy told a straight story and
led the officer % iulL who had
given him the cheek HUH was
then placed under arrest and taken
to the city Sail An that Hal would
say Was that be bad been givuH the
check
The check was purnortei % have
been signed b. F'rsderiek = Nelson
and was drawn in fsvor ~ and en-.
dofsed ~ a mar named NfiHtoc
who was Recently arrested for
forgery.
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tlon. accepting the honorary poet
tian Of president. Whieh he stiii
holds. lie - the chief supporter %
the organization. and hts encourage
uscut u particularly given To the
athletic department It's offer -
medals and prices ~ she athletic
contests % the association has slim
uiatsd rs growth and development
greatly Mr. flrpy is a splendid
horHsman. and T. the owner - some
OF the finest fitlnx and driving AMI
mails in the city Always cheerful
and hs-trfui and broadly uhilau-
thrurfe. he il an Inspiring example
Of the benefits 81 the wh1iesows
athletic sfzafts. clean morals ans
broad religion " which hts faxorits
nssn=sfnftnn stands
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NEWPORT'S
DOG SHOW

NEWPORT. r. I. Sept s--iIlgh
society went to the Dogs to-day The
oreaHieu wHH the nrrnlnR % The
Rhode Island Kennel eluh show. Tor
which preparations have been mah
tng since eafiy summer IN number
and class ~ exhibits the show com.
parua favnf@hly With many Of the
more pfrfentiuuH exhibitions The
entries include the canine pets %
she Nandsrhiitn Whitnevs. ue.muuta
and other well known families The
show continues through tomorrow
The award - pgisaa was begun thls
afternoon uHdrr the direction %
janice Mortimer. 81 New York
Winthrop Rutherford. AZ Nsv port
and " - fianiry and II WHldron.
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LITTLE RUTH KEMfG
LOST DAMAGE SUIT

Superior Judge Aibertson yeater-
day afternoon granted the defend
ants motion Tor a non-auit I'm the
case Of Ruth kemig. a i0-year-oid
girl. against the city. 10 recover
ti5.ooq damages for injuries aus-
tanned during Ringing brothers. cir
Gus parade IN 1904.
The court held that the city could
not be held liable for the results %
parade merely because u had To-
sued a permit.
The rhllda foot vas run over BY
one nf the eircus wagons and badly
crushed.
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HI BRINE
MRENRD
EVERETT HAS AN EXPERT
sAtNoLU WEAVER.
tspseislto The start

EVERETT. sept Am Everett
hhinKis weaver Thomas fhinca, has
broken the worlds record FOR ahiuEle
weaving by packing 81. 500 shingles
Ia 10 hours The record was for
merry held BY Henry Tritr, a La
tnnia packer. who recently packed
81 900 tn 10 hours. fritE claims. how
ever. that the lumber was bad the
day he established the record and
that under even ordinary cireuinr
stances no could have hettcfcd the
amount by at least 4e00 OF 1000.
Local packers are Inclined. however.
to the BELIEF that faincra has Tritn
easily beaten and the employers OF
the Everett man stand ready 60
back him az any place. any time and
for any amount A contest between
the two mon may be arranged for.
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MEETING FOR
GOOD ROADS

NEW ALBANY. Ind. Sect. A.
~e>S>.---~>~ 1870 ->>-~sS 49, $50 49,
roads Institute. andsr the direction
% Purdue university school 4 AEris
culture. began here today ana VII
continue through tomorrow. This
was horticultural day and ths pro-
gram included number II all
dresses on conditions % Success
With Small Fruits Tomorrow
which viii BE- -Eood roads day.
the principal speaker VII be " ~.
Moore. Of - Louis. president 81 the
National e.ssad Reads association
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seattle's future. has invested his
fortune la local enterprises and be
come favtor OF the local business
world. tie owns several pieerH OF
dow ustown property, ana amoug his
business enterprises are the ", q
hii Brick Company, the " ".
Hutchinson Company Rnd the Sc
attic Mattress and Upholstery Com
panv. in each OF which be holda a
controlling interest
Upon returning 90 Seattle Mr.
tAppy resumed his association With
the Young Mems Christian AHaocia-
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kerr HARDIE
SERIOUSLY ILL

LONDON aspt t-Nrwn has been
received ~ the serious iiiueHh OF klor
liardie. the famous labor leader Fof
several weeks he has lain AZ his Lon
don headanttrra. too 90 60 be- moved
% lie huun In Scotland. flla death Be-
feared ~ say moment
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sHoT ma OFFICER.

GUTHRIE O. +. Sept. &C. u.
KIM, a gambler. was found beating
a woman at Kan city. Kay county.
and when OFFICER Kinner attempted
90 stop the tow the gambler drew
"A pistol and fatally shot kluner.
The murdered escaped
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EX0NERATED
LETTER CARRIER KELLER IS
FREED FROM BLAME.

SYRACUSE y. y. Sept. Jas
Keller. president 81 the National As
ISOLATION Of Letter Carriers. who are
now IN convention here. was exon
Grated from the charges IN con
neCti0n with the defeat Of Congress
man Loud. Of California. and II ~
now understood that he Will run for
reelection ne president He would
not state his intention until the
exoneration was made
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ouTiNo ron wuLsHMGN.

welahmen of the city have set
aside next Monday as the date FOR
their annual picnic. The arrange
mentH are new being completed Tor
a big Welsh gathering AZ Woodland
park on the date named. A program
OF races. games and other amuao.
mentn has been prepared ana "A big
feast is e. be laid FOR an hands The
.Cymrodonian society viii furnish the
edlblea aud tho ulrc club of that
Organization promise to snliven the
exercises Of the day with Joyous
music.
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aAINTs ooINa nomr.

LONDON. Gept t-Counrsss1nar
Gaines. % Tennessee. who has been
spending the summer ia EaruHH. ia
among the passengers booked o.
sth on the Celtic FROM Liverpool so.
fay.
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Opening af the KinKnbury sac
bat. the highest grade 8 eo hat on
the market Saturday. September 8.
W. "a Hutchinson Co. corner Sec
end aad unian. 49,
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WoRLD. WIDE MOVEMENT.

ROME. Sept THE young clergy
are aEitatinE the start Of n world
vide movement 20 induce the pope
60 modernize the papal System 20
az 20 accord With modern progress
slva IDEAS.
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q the efnH urfH safely landed AZ
goath shisfaa England ana we're near.
y At thr Esaint Il exhaustion When
rescued
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Bsttls.hie Essurslon

To the navy yard and cruiser New
York Take boats from Pier 2 81
s 90. ia. ?. 10. II Is a M. Tia.
: %. a.1o. Z %. 30 . m.
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LoSDoS. sept A-An explosion oc-
CURED on the panlsh tank steamer
KiampsnharF yesterday. Killing the en-
sfnssf and asf;esaiT iatuFsaE SIX =
ths crew. Ths captain aed a portion
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WAR own DINNER PARrigs.

NEWPORT. r. /. SEPT This
evening tbs baroness Haiilrre ard
AIRS Herman DelftrhH give large
entertainments. and the fact Tint
fhrY conflict - causing no end -
gossip especially a. the baroness
had her cards cat fret and cap
tured all the young people Mira
osiriehs has two hundred Tor din
ner. g dance and q performance on
the lawn.
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n.,iI..hIn- E.nIIr.Inn

To the navy yard and cruiser New
York Take boats from Pier az
q 80. stb. .. 10. II At a NJ. 10.
g 90 so $50. so T. m.
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CHICAGO. sept s-Mis- Matte y
Rich. Whe has been canfiusd IN The
prisun ~ Chinunhua. Mexico for the
murder % hsr husband. has been &C
quilted after sorvinE a four Yesf term.
she b returning 20 her home AZ ~
paso. Tex
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Hello Wanted-male

p sa Can itii First avenue. room L.
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FOR sals-Farm. and lands


7 ~ f1Ff HGS % ,fIiss Il Ssiii IONS
With M srresns Randall. the earpsas
lsf tla AAdisua. phonsss Mhin ii7e
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OFFICE roy wanted. Reference re-
quired Apply rooms and 10. Col
man BLDG
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90 70 splnninFu for bicycle repairs
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IAlhiEH HE&Eh
THE PLACE TO LIVE
EAHr TO REACH EAaY TO my
Lsaafifui iaeafion e. shore - faks Wssh
inston shart ffas on s-eenf siee9sts east
tfata first ara WsshinEaeH. isrr- iafa
soffi1 viii alley are selling fasf ~ ~
50 snd tipo 80 .. End tto taun ari A.
aisa's - slrssfg seid sFsrgb9aY mas
e, vrep.rtY e. asfss, - sa ~ s ,'i 4, ,
ssstHsnt srhoois rhufehss siofes. ens
sar'isn saii. eissfsf sna sfsasd sFsnuss
siGsNaikf. EfHnd Ntess haaiiuE hathinF
nshine htsh and h~sishfai. nlsntg uos4
49, eiu ssisI lumber Or terms e home
hsiH - NJ Wei sEsnt. office -
a. aio haafan hiees
wn esn iosats yea On ~ hssi hofass,szs
isaas ~ Wssfinstoa - have ssnfs ruad
fsHnls fef ssis cell en- 2. a. Csssy 80
I.stfe 49, hsetils
CHEAP iats 81 80 ~ e HHusn sity
cHiF ~ minatss fife Qn ed Nsntau go
1870 - A--->-1-- ----.--->.-- - ~ .---',
usfm offss % sfesHas
Fon farm. sd sefs.ss Is wsstsfn Wat
inssan call % Htstisnsfsa a AfnsN =
HeH~sn tiass
HERE iR YOUR CHANCE.
ftH=hW affFH - mr. land ouiY one
half mile from the electric car and -
mtuutsa ride q the city small pay
meHt down. eas1 terms on The bal
ADAMS a NICHOLS
tii washington Building
FIRST avenue ard Cherry Street
TWO e-foum cottages on Tenth
near high school. g. 200 each.
e.ruam cottage on Twenty fifth.
only 1850. bath, etc.
2 lots on Queen Anne. near school
ard car. graded fTea
Cottages aud houses and ioi in Hll
parts city Call and sec Us
noGUE a CO. e9s Pacific Block
ron SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT
We have a nice icn aers farm with
good five room house. barn. chicken
hamaa and park and other uufhuilds
iuEs. fire orchard N taken ruW fruit
ross With place which ne vii cell
exchange for city property q rent
This propefty Is handy 20 SEATTLE.
school Reason = selling. Owner
easiuE the state Adams 4 Nichols
gu Washington building. First ave
AID Cherry street
roc can't say this 10 nc, snzp-a house
WITH three r.re reefrH ane block from
CO. hus. Nafnrr ~ fffh avenue north
Ans WsHa street "a 8aaf2x. enesiirut
Fisu 9 hfa1Hs fFafn Mercer school fas
onis ti1uH aasd tsftus.
NV truun house a. latsFhaY lut Boa
40 hinfkH From eaf Ire FOR fiefn. good
terms AfmffranE Over SO Denny
w. fhanss ftuff inii Ind l. f0Ta
Will trade my so-acro farm in Kttsan
county fer city property or sell nj
a bargain J =. Taylor. tS Arcade
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Will trade my s1-acrc farm IN Kitsan
a bargain. J y. Taylor. ~ Arcade.
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Manied-rntrnIc ItrIn


c6AifETENr giri Tor general house
work small family. Apply at Aron-
Hun iQs First south
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

ycREvItI.E = g. SEPT SIX
persons usre killed ard t9antr five
injured IN q wreck On the Saathrru
railway near here yesterday TIE
wrsek saa caused b. the collapse q
a trestie. e. feet hish over stshiuz
creek
los ANGELES Sept u-Nys
Smith. rur 3 years q prevalent fiEurs
IN baseball circles IN ihe east has been
accused ~ burglary. AFTER iookin ara
searching about hts rooms. theY found
tools bicycles. garden hose. etc.
- that u toak two wagons % carr
fhefa away lie waa aimnat hsip'esE
whsn ARRESTED md there IL some doubt
IS to his sanity.
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Classified Ads


SRI fAL SALE American uatei.sa=uaid.
filled Anlsfiean watches uauahtsd 10
Fsafst 80 written NuAfaHtss. Ansfs
lfsh watch a 1sNsify Co. pga Ist. opp
Naihisfsarand
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MARINE o. stationary uatsf tubs boilers
tist 700 cant burn cut oiffofd bgs
III hsnsea street
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~ you want DRY fresh water mill wood
order n at The Western mill wood and
cpHi FaTd its the chsa prrt and best.
phautH Independent 400. EunEst
lao. residence North III.
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Consult Florence Marvin. II years
heattis'H pfpphsfsss Publicly prs-
dietsd Beattie's 90. 90 90 IRE. Alaska
strikes, etc. iz09 First
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BIrhs

DON'T forget chaffh's sseand hard store
moved % 1000 LET avs. Furuifafs and
stoves ehsspsf
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Fon fsrtns sd aefssss rs Western wssh
iraaau cali on Htsffsnafsn a Arnsi 2
uHHusu blaek
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W. esn iasafs zee On ~ hsst hofasstszs
iaaas 81 Waafinsto1 - have tznds 800
fsHnss flf sale Cell en- q a. CssTY -
raeinr hiart Esaffis
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CHEAP lots a. Q. ~ e HiiiuHn sitY
ear ~ miHatss fife On ed NsHfan 80 /
49, -. A-s-A-S- >>-~-es>A.~e>s~-a- ~ s~-.e, ;
go. = AfHaHtitHfHa sasf1Fs tnraaFs 4
Hsfu uffGas un zFaaHts
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Hills HOUSE b0z Finh avsnas Hs@lx
fhfhlshfa al modem couEshtsnesa!
heussksspihE roaus
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tor Rsn,-Furnlshsd Rooms
dHAhg fAelFic ff1TfE M fT5.t a.
nas HOUSE nseiE furnished al modsfHs
ffifsa nafsfnts
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-09-18

Mr.. j. p. Aemmer OF Lincoln. Neb.,
is in Red Cloud for the purpose of 90.
tablishipg a branch house Of the
Loverin 4 Browne Wholesale Grocery
Go. Of Chicago. As soon as a suitable
building can be secured the company
will open a general wholesale and job.
bling house here.
It 10 understood the new firm will no,
do a retail business, but will confine
itself strictly to the jobbing trade,
supplying the country retailers in thi.
neighborhOod. A canvass OF thu
neighboring towns will be made mex
week and the new firm hopes o t
be ready for business. MIR. KemmeI
will move his family from Lincoln t,
this city, and his business partner
whose name we were unable to learn
will also make this his home. We be
Iieve the new firm will be successful
as Red Cloud Is so situated as to max,
a natural distributing point for a whole
sale house OF this kind. The CHE.
welcomes them to Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-09-18
The Circus.

Campbell Bros. circus gave two per
formances in this city yesterday to
large and we'll pleased crowds. In the
afternoon the large tent was completely
filled. The crowd at the evening per
formance wal mu ,h smaller than thai
in the afternoon, but all present seemed
to enjoy the show.
The steet parade In the morning wal
not up to the standard in size but wha,
there wat of it was good.
The circus proper was a very credit
able exhibition, the a%crobatic work OF
japanese troupe being particularly
fine. Ths flying trapeize and aeriaI
horizo lIal bar work were as good NJ
any seen ia the larger %circuses.
One NOTICEABLE feature was the alb
sence of "grafters," and not a single
one Of this species was to be seen on
the grounds. This is a notable con
trast to the horde OF thugs and Skin
game" men accompanying the Sells 4
Downs show. When Campbell Bros
again visit Red Cloud they will un
doubtedly be greeted by a large crowd
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-09-18
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction, at the John A. Emick Farm
4 IL miles east OF Red Cloud on Tues
day, Sept. 20. at 10 o'clock a. m, the
following described property. l mare
0 years old, l bay horse 10 years old,
! bncksIin horse o yrs l black horse
8 yrs , 2 2.year old and l sucking colt,
8 good milk cows, 1 Durham bull, 8
spring calves, ! Mccormick binder,
/ Mccormick mower, Two lumber
wagons, n Eagle lister, one IA inch
stirring plow, l 2O-inch slat pillow. !
walking c%ultivator, l 3-section steel
harrow, 2 sets OF work harness, l
single harness, l pair of hy-nets. All
sums under $40 cash; on all sums over
$40, 8 months time, purchaser giving
note with approved security at 10 per
cent. 8 per cent off for cash.
VERN EMICK. Admr.
q. L. WINFREY, A%uctioneer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-09-18
MARRIAGES.

Mr.. Cornelius Erwin and Miss Maude
b. Nelson of Rosemont we're married
on September 8 at Rosemont, Rev. q.
w. Hummell OF Blue Hill officiating.
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Burden, Tuesday evening,
September 10, occurred the wedding
OF MIR. William q. Musgrove Of Red
Cloud and Miss Bertha v. Lockhart,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lock
hart OF Catherton precinct. Rev. M.
p. Dixon performed the ceremony.
A large number II invited guests were
present, and the bride and groom re-
ceived many valuable and useful pre-.
sents. They will make their home in
Red Cloud.
MIR. William A. Bunnell OF Still
water precinct and Miss Olive Grace
Kellogg, daughter ofiMr. and Mrs. W,
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Dow left last
night for their new home in Santa
Ana, California.
Mrs. y. Hughes, Miss nellie Fort and
Miss Mabel Lindsey are visiting in
Cripple Creek. Colo.
j. Z. Nsu, former editor Of The
CHIEF, was down from Hastings on
business Thursday.
1.-The Degree Of Honor will meet next
Tuesday evening. All members are
urged to be present.
Mrs. Dora Haley returned home the
tirst Of the week after a visit with
friends in Womer, Kans.
\ Tbe county commissioners appointed
w. Tulleys county surveyor un.
til that Office is filed by election.
George Lindsey's Galloways cap.
tured ten first prizes and eight second
prizes at the state fair last week. '
Thomas Quiggle, republican candi.
fdate for clerk OF the district court, was
down from Rosement last Friday.
Ernest Welch left Saturday night for
Cripple Creek. Colo, to look after his
extensive mining interests In tina,
locality.
Mrs. N. Z. Hayden Of Salt Lake City
Utah, arrived in the city Wednesday
for u visit with her parents MIR. and
Mrs. s. Z. Kizer.
Mrs. Dennis Finn, who has been
visiting with her parents near Red
Cloud, left Tuesday morning for her
home in Boulder, Col.
Harvey Vincent and family, Mrs
Alden and Mrs. Douglass have re
turned from the big Adventist camp.
meeting At Grand Island.
DR.. j. q. Mosshart OF Lincoln. spe
cialist 10 diseases Of the eye, ear and
throat, will be at DR.. Raiues' Office on
Wednesday. September %.
A fine colt belonging to DIR. Cool
was badly cut ON the leg In . barb wire
fence Friday. It required sixteen
stitches to close the wound.
Mrs. d. w. Pomeroy OF Riverton VA
~trsnsacting business 10 Red Cloud
Thursday and incidentally visiting
Nth tho family OF Sam Kizer.
Charley Fort OF OmshA visited with
his parents the first OF the week and
incidentally did . little business In tht
cigar line for Peregoy & Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newhouse oi
Oakley, Ia, arrived Wednesday fol
a visit with his brother, F. Newhoust
and sister, Mrs. Sophia Anderson.
The Workmen have started another
membership contest. Rev. Haupt
mann will lead one set of workers ant
the Hon. James Gillian the other set
F. v. Taylor, formerly OF this city
came up from Wichita, Kan, Satur