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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-31

APPLES, ORANGES, POTATOES,
From 10. q ID. upward, and
SUNRISE CREAMERY BUTTER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-31

There will be mail both ways ON
Thursday. The Manchuria will be
due from San Francisco on that day
and the Coptlc should arrive about
noon from the Orient The latter will
not get away until Friday morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-31
House Furnishings Of Right
Qualities ut Remarkable
Reductions.

astonishing
after wait
any Inn for many month to
Qualities
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-31

72 inch all linen bleached $500; SLIPS.
~ inch all linen bIeaehed 80 $780,
Sc inch all linen bleaehed rs cts; $500.
Napkins patterns
Linen 12 match, 500;
$500.
ST. SO
napkins match $3.50;
$780,
Fringe Cloths rs
$780,
SAM 54 40 ets.; rs cts
Bed SETS yards embroidery pillow
$500; $500.
pillow match trimmed with
rows Of drawn work. $aa5.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
FIGHTING A MONOPOLY.

With this issue The CHEF adopts
the all "home print" plan, being forced
10 make the change by the grasping
greed of the Western Newspaper
Union, from whom we have heretofore
been securing our patents" In the
last two years this concern has twice
boosted the price of ready prints and
rs "A result has been enabled to erect a
handsome new building in Lincoln -
which the country publishers have had
the pleasure of Il paying for.
A week ago they added "the straw
that broke the camel's back" by again
raising the price. Not d string to raise
the price of the paper to our subscrib-
,ers, we decided to adopt the all home
print plan. In order to do this the
size of the paper has been reduced to
"a tive column quarto for the present,
but W. hope 500 to enlarge to a six
column quarto.
We are unable to complete the serial
story which has been running in the
paper, and in place of 1t will be given
another serial story of great interest,
1.-The Gentleman From Indiana
There will also be "A page of the
latest Geographic news.
In addition to the above there will
timely articles on subjects relating to
agriculture. stock breeding and poul-
sry raising
One column in each issue will be de.
voted to a discussion of the Sunday
school lesson for the following Sab
bath.
All in all, we hope to make THE
CHEF a better paper than ever before,
and if our readers will bear with us
,or "a time we believe they will like the
nes paper much better than the old.
Wesre also offering some very lib
srai clnS2ing rates with the Weekly
St"te Jonual, Weekly Kansas City
Star and theSoledo Blade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Farmers Institute PROGRAM,

The following is the program of the
Farmers Institute to be held at
Cowles, N,br, Friday and Saturday,
February 3 and 4. These meetings
are held under the auspices of the
University of Nebraska and the Farm
ers' Institute association of Cowles and
are free to all. All farmers are espec-
tally invited to come and bring their
families.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
1;30-"Selection and Care of Seed
Corn" ID. p Ashburn.
2:30-"Animal Diseases and Their
Treatment" DR.. A. Bostrom, Minden,
Neb,
EVENING SESSION.
7:30-Local address, "Home Build
ing" Mr.. Ashburn.
SATURDAY MORNING
10:30-"Judging Horses for Sound.
ness" DR.. Bostrom.
ll:l5-"Poultry Raising" Mr.. Ash.
burn.
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:3O-"Economic Pork Production
o. Hull, Alma, Neb.
2:30-"Farm Dairying," G. II. Hin,
tfn, Nebraska Experimental Station,
S30-"Soil Tillage," Mr. Hull
nI
otler valuable addresses by local
speaker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
DIR. w. G. Brandenburp i'm thisrskv mr.

DR.. w. Brandenburg in this CITY on
February Z. Prof. Brandenbhrg's
lecture will deal mainly with tina. his
tory and scenery of Coloradosaid will
be illustrated by the very finest Color
ed stereopticon views, showing the
wonders of Coloradp in all their
beauty. The press OF all the Ieading
cities in the west speak entt asiasti-
cally of DR.. Brandenburg's lecture,
and a rare treat is in stare for All who
attend. The lecture will be given in
Damerell's hall. Admission - cents.
Red Cloui will be the first STOP made
by DR. B~randenburg coming etst from
Denver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Local Grain Market.

FURNISHED by j. p, Delaney
Thursday, Jan n,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Kansas CITY m.rket.'
Special to The CHIEF!

OpeCIdl W lHE SHlEF! |
Kansas City, Jan. "a. ATheh is EetI
ting to be more difference in prices bel
tween beef steers and mediunltb dom
mon ones; that is, the best dimes con-
tinue to sell at S. to 5 SCI and common
ones lose a little every week, and they
have lost 10 or Is cents in two days
this week, while the good n are
steady or little higher sthan a week
ago. Quite a humber OF good steers
are being put forward Just now, most
Of them from southe$n Nebraska
points, from Superior West, a good
many from northern KaIsas and scat,
tered shipments from otfer localities
that were favored with \ good corn
crop.
A number of sales of Steers today
were at IS 80 to $50, the top. The bulk
of the steers sell st 81 to 475, a little
less than last week. Heavy cows and
all she stuff except good to choice
heifers, lost 10 to \ cents d the end
of last week, putting them back on a
level with the clo$ of thu previous
week, at 50 so to A pfor Beg cows, me
dunn she stuff at $40 to E3 %; best
heifers held their adance list week at
"a to 4 80, amer BRING 81 to 9 80,
good veals s5 80 to S5O, and bulls arc
lower at % 25 to 81 Stockers and
feeders sold some liver last weeK
especially stock cattA but very few
are coming now and Ae demand this
week is ahead of the (upply, baking
prices strong. Good FEEDERS ranie
from SO 80 to 4 80, stock4rs s3 to 42s,
Some Iowa and MINNESOTA stockera
IIe.acoming this week selling yester
day at IS 20 10 3 85
Top on hogs today a 81 S7Ls, and
several loads sold at 81 50. TOP fG
weights below 200 pounds was 81 II
but the late market was hardly up =
these figures. Bulk of sales 81 GO +
4 So, 5 cents lower than yesterday
| Weights continue to get heavier an,
demand from packers is strong, and i
looks like any break in price must b
short lived.
Mutton prices remained abou
steady all of last week, and trade wa
active, but have turned downward to
day 8 to 10 cents. A large prGportio,
of the receipts yesterday and toda,
were lambs, and practically all of then
have sold at 81 to 7 40, insuring a eooC
profit to feeders. Yearling sales TODAY
and yesterday were at So % to 6 GO
wethers 5 5 80 to 5 65 and ewes at "a Il
to 8 10.
j. A. RIcKNRr,
Live Stock Correspondent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
BurlIn4tOn ChanSeS

Aaron Couover, station agent for the
Burlington, will take a two months
vacation, commencing today, and his
place will be taken by a conductor,
whose name we did not learn. 1t is pos
sible Mr.. Conover may not resume
his duties here when. his vacation is
over Walt Cox, yardmaster here, it
is understood, will be given a position
as brakeman on the road.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Union Fire nj hvolved

A report has been circulated in this
city to the effect that 4eau-Hnien-Eiss
Insurance Co, of Lincoln was insol-
vent. This is an error, arising from
the failure of the Lincoln Mutual
about 3years ago, the receiver of which
nce has recently levied an assess
ment upon the members in order to
meet obligations Ino. B, Stanser is
agent in Red Cloud for the Union Fire
which he says wrote over nine and a
half millions of insurance last year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
advertised Letter List.

List of letters remaining ~uncalled
for at p~ostofice at Red Cloud, Neb.,
for the week ending Jan. 26, 1905:
Mrs j. f. Farrell, Arthur Hoagland
and Mont Melton.
These will be sen to the dead letter
Office Feb. o, 1905, if not called
for before. When calling for above
please say advertised"
Il. &. HACKER, Postmaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Notes Of tn legislature.
Special Correspondence


LINCOLN Ncb Jan 2--The legi,la-
ture is now we'll under gay, with a
number OF important meas,ses under
oon.ideration. The number u hills
however, is smaller than usual, ha;ca'
sing that the members are introduce,
only such as seem to be necessary, an.
are not flooding the state with trivial
bills for purposes of buncombe.
Some of the important matters un,
der consideration are as follows:
Senate file 30, by Shrek, providing
Tor county option in the granting of
saloon licenses, SO that all voters 'f a
county may vote on the establishing
of "A saloon in any part of the county
IL is said that the churches and TEN
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Nebraska FAITHS.

Reported by c. A. Snt6 Il Co., pat
ent attorneys, Washington, d. c.:
James Hammond, yNnnetoon, band
cutter and feeder fbr %threshing
machines; Thomas a. Johnston,
Cnadron metallic ac3ing; Edward j.
Kilmurry, Atkinson. vSshing machine;
Chenia A. Newberry, alliance, animal
clipping machine. Fofsopy OF any of
above patents send t. tcents in post
age stamps with dat' < this paper to
G. A Snow & CO. w. &ngtop, ID, G
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27

1--we Stock Correspondent,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
RS over the state have

- ~ D''SVs piONiiihH
foA OsSlmaries, along the lines of
of the Wisconsin and Minnesota laws.
Also bills To the same effect by Sena-
tor Cady and Representative McMul-
len, these two being different f, ON the
Dodge bill in that they provide for the
nomination of Uni'ed States Senator,
aud do not provide for direct nomina
ton Of state officials. They, with many
other members, argue that the import
ant thing Is the direct nomination of
senator. The Dodge bill omits that
feature.
II X -, by Voter, providing for a
landlords lien on crops to secure the
collection of rents.
II X 2 and 4, providing for the cleo
ton of precinct assessors; II II II,
changing the assessment ratio to me-
third the actual valuation; II r 50,
providing for the reassessment of real
property in 1905, and several other
bills affecting the revenue law, none
OF which have general support except
the one providing for additional power
in equalization by the state board.
II X 40, by Ernst, providing for IA
binding Irvine factory at the peniten-
tiary, and appropriating $4,000 for the
establishment and $4,000 for the run
ming expenses of the factory. This
proposition is attracting general at
t%ention, and a bill along the same line
will he pushed forward i'm the senate
by Cady, who thinks a committe.
should investigate the work of similar
factories in other states, 1t is pro.
posed to work the state pri oners tn us
without competition with home labor,
and at the same ii ne aim an effec i've
blow at the binding Irvine trust.
SID, by Epperson, providing for
the detention and ARE If inebriat es
and morphine iiends at the Lincol n
asylum at the expense of the state.
SF33, by Griffin, providing for the
election of prosecuting attorneys in
the judicial districts to take the place
of county attorneys.
II X Is, by Kyd, providing that all
bridges must be contracted on com.
petitive bids, after the plans have been
given the utmost publicity.
II -, by Casebeer, prohibiting the
sale of cigarettes and cigarette paper.
The above seems to be the bills on
subjects that are attracting the most
general affection. The direct primary
bills easily outrank the others i'm pub
lie discussion, and it is probable that
they will come up for early action in
both houses. There is also much talk
of new road laws, and it is certain that
some important measure on this sub
ject will get through.
The matter of a new apportionment
of the state is just now very mnch dis
cussed. The last apportionment was
made fifteen years ago. Now many of
the districts claim that they are un-
der represented, and some counties in
the older part of the state are too we'll
favored. The representation in tho
house ranges all the way from 1900
votes per member in one district up
to 5000 votes per member in another
district Some of the senators repre-
sent as high as $4,000 apiece, while
others range down as low as $4,000.
The constit ntion requires a reappor-
tionment every five years, but it has
not been obeyed for a number of ses-
sions. +. A. HARRISON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Farm Loans

at u per cent interest, straight. No
commission or other charges. Money
ready to pay over at once. If YOU
nave land for sale, come and see mo
no charge if do not get you a buyer.
Please write or call on G. +. Gather.
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Real Estate 1rans1br..0

Transfers for week ending Nednes.
day, Jan. ~, furnished kb,k j. II.
Bailey of Webster County Abstract
COMPANY: =
Mary $ Creighton and husband
to y ID Hedge, wd, sw4 ID AIS $500
Jacob II Moranville and wife to
CT Moranville, wd, lOt12f and
part of IL, blk ], Talbot's hdd
to Guide Rock. ...... a.. H.. 600
Clinton Is Cassler to Ca Zine
Baifknecht, wd, sw4 ard w
SEA 1913 o.. Ell. 5000
A Conover and wife to Nv lie j
Parkes, wd, lots IL ann III blk
8, X Il add to Red Cl0uC. 80. %
Charles b Hale and wife I'll j p
Hale, wd, part lot 7 and lois 8
and 8, Radcliff's add W WC.... 1000
lie Grand b Thorne TO MN II
Hoffman, wd, part nw<l1s-4.1l 2O3s
Total .slaess
Mortgages filed, $500
Mortgages released $500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
A Need Lecturer ComInS

Page WiI'gr>ye of Denver was in
Red Cloud W~ed,iSday and made ar
engagements w'thM Epworth league
OF the M. Il, church sor a lecture NV
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-01-27
Farmers Institute,

The Webster Comfy Farmers In.
will meet at Cowles January 81
and February /.
G.. &. PUTNAM, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
Farewell Party.
one week

Last Saturday evening the members
of the Grand Army and Women's Re-
lief Corps gave "A farewell reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gar.
Der for j. S. White and wife. who left
on Monday for their new home in
Lincoln, Nebraska. About thirty-iive
guests we're present, and all enjoyed
themselves as only the veterans and
their wives know how. Post Com
mander Joseph CARRIER. on behalf of
the comrades, went through the cere-
mony of presenting Mr.. White with a
gold-headed cane, although the cane
itself was not i'm evidence, having
failed to arrive i'm time. Mrs Quicker,
president of the Relief Corps. on be.
half of the ladies, presented Mrs,
White with "a handsome silver berry
spoon. The evening was spent in
pleasant social intercourse aud the
exchange of farewells. Mr.. and Mrs,
White have lived in Red Cloud for
about twelve years, and during that
time Mr.. White has held several offices
of trust. having served as county
treasurer, mayor aud police Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
Our Cattle at Kansas City.

Kansas City Live Stock journal.
w. A Kent of Webster county was
on the market today with cattle and
hogs
Fuller and Bennett had a car or
cattle and hogs here last Tuesday
from Cowles.
r. w. Koontz, car cattle; Charles
Hunter, ear hogs; and, W. +. Russell,
two cars cattle, had their shipments
here last Tuesday from lnavale.
The Amboy Milling and Elevator
| Co of Red Cloud, Neb., had two cars
| of fat steers on the market today that
averaged lass pounds and sold at the
very satisfactory price of 1913.
Among the southern Nebraska ship
pers on today's market with cattle was
w. A. Kent, a we'll known feeder OF
Red Cloud, who had seventeen head
of l29O-pound steers which brought
$3.50. Mr.. Kent expressed himself as
being we'll satisfied with the price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
KEMpTON KOMEDY KOMPANY
At the Red Cloud Opera House All
Next Week.

The opera house management an.
an engagement of the Kemp
ton Komedy Kompany for six nights
here next week, beginning on Mon
day, March G., and including a Satur-
day afternoon matinee. Mr.. kempton
assures US that he is carrying a first
class company in every respect and
promises the theatergoing people OF
Red Cloud and vicinity : something
new and up to date in the dramatic
line on this occasion.
The Kempton Komedy ko. has al
ways been reliable and Oh former Wis
it's here has given entire satisfaction
and therefore our people may be as
sured of six nights of wholesome en-
| t%ertainment next week.
Don't forget the date, Monday
| March 6, to aud including Saturday
night, March II, with Saturday natl
nee. Reserved seats on sale at Grice''
! drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
Mrs. 1. p. johnson.

Mrs. l. u. Johnson, wife of Lew
johnson. who has been residing on the
l.. A. Haskins farm for the past two
years, died last Thursday night from a
disease supposed CO be yellow jaundice
Mrs. johnson had been i'll since Christ
a but il was not thought her
condition was serious until IA short
time before her death. Funeral ser
vices we're held Saturday afternoon at
the Congregational church in Red
Cloud, conducted by Rev. f.. l.. Hutch
ms, pastor of the NJ +. church. A
husband, five sons and two daughters
are left to mourn her death. The SONS
are Edward, Harry, Arthur and Hans.
and one whose name We could not
learn The daughters are Mrs. Paul
Bretthauer and Miss Florence John
son.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
Astronomy Lecture.

Next Monday evening, March 8, the
fifth entertainment in the Glazier Ly-
ceum course will be given at the Con-
gregational church, at which time
Prof. f. B. Swift will give his lecture
on astronomy. The lecture will be
illustrated by h%eliotypes and stellar
photographs from Liverpool, Cam
bridge, Lick and other o~bservatories,
They will be enlarged in the como,
scope on an immense field, appearing
precisely as if they we're seen through
the great telescope by the audience
| Among the finest views are the solar
corona, u spots, hydrogen flames
| Swift's comet of 1892, eclipse, Saturn
and his immense rings, the belts OF
Jupiter, clouds and polar ice caps OF
Mars. There will also be other fine
views aside from those of an astro
nomical character.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
Convention Call.

The delegates to the republican city
convention are requested to meet at
the court house, Tuesday, March l4th,
1905, at s o'clock p. M, to place in
nomination the following officers:
One mayor.
One councilman, 1st ward.
One councilman, 2nd ward.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
One police judge,
Two members school board, full
Term.
One member of school board, to fill
vacancy.
Representation based on the vote
cast for President Roosevelt; and also
to transact such other business as may
lawfully come before the convention.
GEO. II. OvERING, ID. Fl. KALEY,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
"A HomeSpun Heart"

A Homespun Heart IA domestic
drama, was originally rough-hewn by
Hal Reid, who has a faculty for put
ting together stage scenes that express
with singular effectiveness primitive
and homely truths of life, coupled
with moments of dramatic power.
Arda LaCroix is announced to have
elaborated and staged the play, but it
bears the familiar Reid earmarks, not
forgetting the Christmas festival and
reintroducing characters that we meet
in all the plays that have originated
with the erratic inventor of this. Mr..
Reid is one of the few dramatic au-
thors that know how to treat what
may be called sacred incidents without
becoming maudlin or suggesting bias
phemy, or some kindred offense. For
example, he has introduced in "A
Homespun Heart" IA scene of family
worship and so managed it asst arouse
in the mind of the spectator "a feeling
of reverence and a sense of personal
and deep sympathy with the simple
minded participants in the office. The
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03

Christmas proceedings and most OF
the sentiment that dominates this
play stop short on mawkishness-
which is no mean achievement when
done in connection with a fable that
wears little semblance of probability.
There are also two or three good char
acter studies - notably the so-called
half wit ANDY Maroke." who holds
the place of hero, and Burglar Bill
Smith, whose "t'umb nail is made
tired" by the wicked deceitfulness
of his chief partner in villainy
High class ,pecialties are introduced
throughout the action of the play
At Red Cloud on Monday, March 6. for
one week,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
Council MeetlnSS.

The city council met in regular SEES
sion on Wednesday evening. Mayor
Ross in the char; all members present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The council ordered the city clerk to
issue n call for the annual election, to
be held Tuesday, April 4, 1905, and ap.
pointed the following judges and clerks
Of election.
First ward-Judges, ID. l.. Groat, w.
Wolfe, Il. j Ward; clerks. W. A. Sher-
wood, w. L. Bohrer.
Second ward-Judges, X, b. Fulton,
j. Fl. Bailey, JAS, Lsslev; clerks, D. &.
Teel, ii. }. G ark.
On motion the following claims were
allowed aud warrants ordered drawn
IN the respective funds to pay same;
Lee Herdmar, balance fees clerk
supreme court, Michigan Trust
Co. VS.. City of Red Cloud. .. ST. .95
j. w. Kinsel, water com. 1886
j. NJ. Seilars, city engineer. ..... 4OyOC
Henry Diederich, labor. III
&. III. Hollister, labor on st, eet. ....2.2t
Platt Il Frees Co, material. ...... l5.4(
NJ. &. Sherman, labor .............7.5 (
Sanford Fox, labor. Lot
Homer Baker, street com. ......... 9!
Chas. Quincy, gravel 81
j. w. Kinsel, night watch. ...... H. 81
ID. X. Whitaker, stone. ........... "a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
ESmcralda.
son.

On Monday evening the Ladies of
the M~accabees, assisted by some
gentlemen friends, presented the
comedy drama "Esmeralda, Or North
Carlinv Folks to an audience that
filled the opera house The char
acters in the play were taken by local
amateurs, who acquitted themselves
in "a very creditable manner. The
speclalities between the acts were very
pleasing to the large audience. Be
tween the first and second acts little
Miss Marceline Longtin sang I'm
Always in the Way" accompanied ON
the piano by Miss Vert, and was
heartily encored At the end of the
second act X. ID. McFadden, a travel
ing salesman whose home is in Hast
ings, gave a very clever negro mono
logue, and in response to the encore
sang a negro melody the burden of
which was III may be crazy, but amt
no fool" his wife playing the piano
accompaniment. He was again re
called, and this time sprang a surprise
upon the audience in the nature of a
really new joke. At the close of the
third act Mrs. g II. Haley sang two
pretty little songs which pleased the
audience.
It would be difficult to say which OF
the characters in the play were receiv
ed with most favor. A. b. Ritchey
who took the part of Gilbert Rogers
father of the heroine. it was conceded
by nearly everyone, displayed the most
dramatic talent. Miss Ella Cook, as
the heroine, 'Esmeralda Rogers car
ried her part with grace and skill
Henry Clark, who took the part o
"Dave Hardy the backwoods lover o
"Esmeralda,' demonstrated that HI
was not lacking in experience in thu
art of love-making. DR., Nellie Maurer
, as Lydia Ann Rogers" the soured
avaricious and ambitious mother o
the heroine, could give pointers to tn
leading ladies of many of the 'ten
twenty thirty" shows o. OF the road
Harry Engels made II good slack Des
r mond,' while Misses Emma Grave
and Edythe Crowell, who took tn
q parts of kate and Mora Desmond,
k sisters of Jack" did exceedingly wei
George Hadell, Judge Keeney, Shel
r wood Albright and Mrs. q II. Kale.
who were "Mr Esterbrook," "Geore
Drew" marquis de Montessin" an
"Sophia," in the order named, filled i
the remainder of the cast in a ver
creditable manner
l. The entertainment was "A financi,
success, netting the l. q 7. M a nei
If sum above their expenses, which wi
: enable them to clear up their indebte'
= ness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
New Cement Works.

Scrivner a. Fitz this week began
work on a frame building 24x10O feet,
which will be used by G j. Plat as a
mandatory for artificial building and
paving stone The building is located
on the vacant lots back of H%erburger's
restaurant fronting on Third avenue.
AS soon as sufficient stone is manu-
featured for the purpose a two story
office building, 50x2i, will be erected
in connection with the manufacturing
plant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-03
Local Grain Market.
Furnished by j. p. Delaney
Thursday. March 2.
MSrrla&e Licenses.

MSrrla&e Licenses. Y
February William Sundermeier
and Mary Busking of Rosemont.
February 27--Roy G. Wilson of Ina
vale and Lottie Lockhart of Bladen.