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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-05

wheat on the Charley Besse ranch on
West Penny creek.
Mrs. j. G. Foutz of Guide Rock was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. VanDyke, Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Fox and Mrs. Geo, Drake
have gone to Trenton, Neb, to visit
John B%eauchamp and other friends.
The Aubushon boys will feed three
car loads of hogs and steers this fall.
Amos Gust will feed about 100 head of
cattle.
Lost, on the road between Lebanon
and the state line, a gentleman's black
dress coat. Finder please leave at
this Office.
The Aubushon boys got 140 pounds
of honey out of the old house on West
Penny creek ranch, formerly owned by
l.. ID. Oatman.
Preaching at district No. 8, by Rev.
j. j. Campbell, Sunday at IL a. M, and
8 p. m. Come and hear the annual re-
port of the conference.
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BLADEN

Charles Spence left Tuesday for
Trenton.
Miss Ruth Householder returned to
Rosemont Monday.
II. G. Chevalier was a passenger for
Denver last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fltz are visit
ing at Boulder, Colo, this week.
Mrs. Burge of Blue Hill visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leisfelt of Orlesns are
visiting at the home of Henry Myers.
Miss BERTHE Woodside is visiting
friends in Republican City this week.
Mrs. Carrie Adams and daughter re
turned to their home in Hastings Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Feis are taking
in the street fair at Campbell this
week.
the home of his parents in this city
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leisfelt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers visited at the home of Herman
Feis Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert Watson of
Inavale visited at the home Of j. w.
Mccoy Monday.
Henry Best returned to K~earney
Monday after visiting home folks and
taking in the fair.
Mrs. Geo. Newhouse and children
returned to Red Cloud Sunday, after
visiting her parents and taking in the
fair.
Mr.. Denny has resigned his position
al the Gund 4 Co. elevator and has &C
cepted a position at the North lumber
yard.
Mrs. Sweeney and children returned
to Ravenna, Sunday after spending
a week visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. w
Mccoy.
Geo. Solomon returned to Atlantis
Saturday. Mrs. Solomon will visit
friends and relatives for a couple Of
weeks before she returns.
Mrs. Stella McGonan of Los Angeles
California, returned to Blue Hill Satur
day after spending several days at th'
, home of Mrs. Wayne Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Widdersheim ant
children returned to Norman Satur
day after spending several days visit
q ing friends and taking in the fair.
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WALNUT CREEK

Potatoes will not be very plentiful.
Mr.. Shannon will teach at district
No. 3.
Mr.. Sutton has fifteen bushels of
alfalfa.
The ground is in fine condition for
fall wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siberts spent
Sabbath at John Sutton's.
George Norris of Wisconsin is visit
ing his uncle, Mahlon Points.
Mrs. Arneson and daughter Sara
visited with Mr.. Points and family
Sunday.
Corn is a good crop. Some pieces
that have been kept clean, promises
an extra yield.
Threshing has commenced. Frank
Coulson had a fine piece of oats which
yielded we'll.
Mr.. Brown has his fine residence
nearly completed. He intends put
ting in a hydraulic ram at the spring
and will pipe the water into the house.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items Gathered
by Our County Reporters
GARFIELD

Mrs. Anna Rawls held a reception in
her new barn last Friday night.
Gravenor Stanser is building him.
self a new cellar and milk house.
Alice Pope and her cousin from
Missouri are visiting Charles Allies and
family this week.
Mrs. VIM. Smith was up to River
ton the first of the week looking over
their new home.
Mrs. Lippincott went to Blair the
first Of the week for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Pearl Allies and Mrs. Myrtle
Rathjen were visiting B. F. Reed and
family the last of last week.
Lyle Lippincott and wife returned
TO Topeka last Monday after having
spent two weeks with Lyle's parents.
Mrs. Barter, who has been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Lippincott,
returned to her home in Blair Monday
morning.
1t is our sad duty to record the
death of James Mccartney, an old and
well respected citizen of Garfield
Obituary notice elsewhere in this
paper.
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To New England and Canada-daily
low excursion rates during September
to Canada, and on Sept. 8 and 10 to
New England resorts.
Cheap one way to Pacific coast
cheap colonist rates, daily to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland,
Seattle, Tacoma and other coast terri
tory August y to October 81, also
cheap one wav to Montana, Wyoming,
Big Horn Basin, Utah and western
Colorado September II to October 81.
To California, Portland and Puget
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Slightly Excited.

A bareheaded boy, carrying a tin
dipper, rushed breathlessly into a
Little River drug store and stunned
the proprietor by his excited remarks:
Doctor, mother sent me down to the
s~hotecarypop q%uicker'n blazes coz bulbs
sick as the dickens with the pipin-
checks an she wants a sinbleful of
polygollic in this dipper coz she hasn't
bot a gottle handy an the gin tup's
got the bine Writer'S in it. Got any?"
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

DIR. Nell Maurer will open her
dental parlor in the room north of
Morhart Bros. She has just returned
from a post graduate course at Omaha
and is now better equipped than be-
fore to do first-class work.
Many men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and
towers of old:
If you want everlasting fame, a
benefactor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky Mount
ain Tea. c. l.. Getting.
If you have lost your boyhood
spirits, courage and confidence of
youth, we offer you new life, fresh
courage and freedom from i'll health
in HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
81 cents, tea or tablets. c. l.. Getting.
This is the season of decay and
weakened vitality. Nature is being
shorn of its beauty and bloom. If
you would retain yours, fortify your
system with HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35 cents, tea or tablets. c.
l.. Getting.
The south ward Sunday school has
started a teachers meeting, which
will be held on Thursday evenings at
the homes of the teachers. This is to
be a union meeting and is not confined
to teachers. The school Sunday had
81 in attendance.
Mrs. j. W.. Warren returned from
Crystal Lake, South Dakota, Wednes-
day night, where she has been for
about three months taking care of
her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Darling,
who has been dangerously sick. Mrs.
Warren expects to return in about
three weeks to her daughters bedside.
Bees Laxative Honey and Tar the
original laxative cough syrup acts as a
cathartic on the bowels. 1t is made
from the tar gathered from the pine
trees of our w country, therefore is
the best for children. 1t is good for
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough,
etc. Try our free offer. Sold at
Henry Cooks drug store.
The Ladies Episcopal Guild will
give the annual Harvest Home supper
at the residence of Il. c. Hacker.
Tuesday, October 0, from $50 to
o'clock. Following the supper will
be given THE Bachelors Revere OF
The Old Sweethearts of Nine" tC
which all are cordially invited to re
main. Supper and entertainment 2,
cents.
James Burden and his nephew, FREQ
Burden, went hunting Thursday, ant
while they were driving along tn,
road in search of game the shotgun
: carried by Fred was accidentally dis
charged. He was holding the gun be
tween his knees, muzzle upward, an(
the charge from the gun tore a hol'
through his coat and shirt, leaving
his undershirt untouched. The bugg,
top was riddled. 1t certainly was
' close call for Fred.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-05

Sound-round trip September 3 to H.,
80 to California; m way via Puget
Sound S62.50. Last chance this sum
mer.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pu-
eblo-one fare round trip, maximum
excursion rate sl5 from Nebraska Sep
TENDER 10 to % inclusive.
To the east and south-cheap excur-
sisns to various destinations during
September.
Homeseekers excursions frequent
ly each month to western Nebraska.
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COWLES

Tom Deakin is visiting home folks.
G. G. Holt was in Red Cloud Mon
day.
Wallace Vance left Monday for Wy
oming.
Mr.. Squires went to Red Cloud Sat
urday.
Miss Anna Nitgl is working for
George Holt.
e. II. Foe returned last Wednesday
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-05

s. G. Shuck has sown 20 acres of rye.
w. j. Haskins has sown about IL
acres of rye.
Mrs. Labon Aubushon was the guest
of friends on Dutch Flat last Sunday.
John Shook Of Lebanon, Kan, will
move on the Labon Aubushon farm
next week.
Mar. Duckworth has sold the farm he
bought of Mr.. Beauchamp for $500 to
Louis Aubushon.
Ed Mountford will SOW 40 acres of
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-05
Republican State Ticket.

kCpuDitCdu CtutC htOhCI
For u. $. Senator
NORRIS BROWN, Buffalo.
For Governor
GEO. l.. SHELDON, Cass.
For Lieutenant Governor
NJ. II. HOPE WELL, Burt.
For Railroad Commissioners
II. j. WINNETT, Lancaster.
ROBERT COWELL, Do lglas.
A. j. WILLIAMS. Pierce.
For Secretary of State
GEORGE JUNKIN, Gosper.
For Auditor
Il. M. SEARLE, JR., Keith.
For Superintendent
j. l.. McBRIEN, Fillmore.
For Treasurer
LAWSON G.. BRIEN, Boone.
For Attorney General
VIM. Z. THOMPSON, Merrick.
For Land Commissioner
HENRY Nj. EATON, Dodge.
County Ticket.
For Representative
WILLIAM RENKEL, Inavale.
For County Attorney
A. NJ. WALTERS, Blue Hill.
For Commissioner
W. r. ANDERSON, Bladen.
For Senator
w. +. THORNE, Bladen.
Float Representative
II. +. RAINES, Red Cloud.
For Congressman, Fifth Dist
G. w. NORRIS, McCook.
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eastern Colorado, Big Horn Basin. drv
sections.
Free kinkaid lands-Write D. Glenn
Deaver' Agent Burlington s Home
seekers Information Bureau at 1904
farnam ST., Omaha, at out getting
noid or a free section of Kinkaid land.
Thousand of acres of these lands are
being vacated, and we assist settlers in
locating on these lands.
Consult nearest Burlington ticket
agent about low rates for summer
Agent.
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JUST GlUTTED WITH MONEY
IS THE STATE SAFE
THE STATE SAFE NEVER HAD
MORE CASH IN IT
THAN NOW

The State Board OF Examiners count.
eded the money in the state treasury
yesterday and found $4,000 cash and
nearly two millions in bonds.
1t looks as if the state will have
t. enlarge the safe as it is packed with
money and there are three counties
Vt to hear from in the matter of tax
settlements.
This is the largest amount OF actual
cash that has been in the safe at one
;'nle for years. 1t was a good thing
to look at and gave practical denial.
to the story that was sprung by the
republicans in the campaign of 1902
The advised the people that if they
ever allowed the silver party to get
iTto power. they would certainly clean
the state safe out inside year.
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CALLS RELIEF COMMITTEE To
ACCOUNT FOR FLOUR

ST PAUL. June 3U.-Governor
johnson has sent the following teie-
gram to Governor Pardee OF Califor-
mia:
Citizens OF Minnea polls donated
10000 sacks of flour for distribution
among the needy sufferers OF the Cali
fornia disaster. They protest against
sale or delivery of this fiour, and IN
sist on its distribution as intended,
and [ earnestly join in this protest.
(Signed) JOHN A. JOHNSON
Governor" ;"
This telegram is the result OF the
published statement by Chairman Ed
gar. of the Minneapolis California Re-
lief Committee which went al length
into the manner of collection of the
flour SEM to San francisco and the
purpose for which it was intended
Edgar declared that the committee
sent the flour to- San Francisco for
free distribution and that it did not
want the flour sold, but wished i.=,sts-
tributed as was originally Intended
Edgar charged the Red Cross with
misuse OF relief OF funds.
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MISS STEWARDS CONCERT
A SUCCESS D'ESTIME"

O2e Ct the moss enjoyable ala.rs
given il this city for months. vas
the concert gwen py Hiss Stawar, ,asr
olSat at tae opera house.
Inc program, a most ambitious on,.
IL many re- poets, ana ElCwy o1,.
W.thay, was well carried through.
VI the singers. Miss Stewart car
ried off the honors, Miss Howe labor
Is uLaer the DISADVANTAGE OF having
su-g earlier IN the DAY.
Miss Stewar-'s voice mas been called
EeZzo soprano, tut 1t is really a
beautiful, clear upper cortralto, WITH
plenty CT volume and rich t!mbce. She
combines a rare dramatic Quality Q.
delivery with coed method, two things
that always show voice &c nne aG-
vantage. Some placement remains 20
be flXed, but il can be said without
over praising, that her voice will de-
Velope' with proper handling into such
an organ as that OF Jessie Bartlett
DAVIS, CT whom it reminded Old opera
SoerS last night. Her best succe :
last night was in her last number.
Beloved it is Morn" the enunciation
being better than in any Of the others.
BY curious coincidence, the vocal
humiers were almost exactly similar
to those given by Frau Gadski On
her last tour OF the coast cities.
Miss Amy Howe's most pleasing
voice was shown to good advantage,
In contrast to the heavier tones or
Miss Stewart. 1t has a rare quality
that needs only cultivation to become
almost perfect.
Too much praise can hardly be given
to Mrs. Berry's numbers. Her method
well grounded from the German school
enables her to produce contrasting er-
fects that always tend to bring out
values. Her offerings were encored
and she was most obliging. Mrs.
Berry played her last number. a de-
liciOus little Moszkowski thing, al.
most in concert style. and her Mend
elssohn number, one of DE Pach.
n.anns favorites, was in a class by
itself.
Miss Herrick, was one of the duo
in the opening number, selection
that pleased
Mrs. DR.. Cavell is entitled to much
praise for the manner In which she
ing and full sympathy, her style as
sisted and accented the soles in most
pleasing manner.
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CORP'TANNER'S
WIFE IS
KILLED

HELENA. Mont, June 3U.-Nrs
James Tanner. wife Of the commander
in chief OF the Grand Army of the
Republic died yesterday as the result
o. an automobile accident.
Gen. and Mrs. Tanner arrived here
Friday morning. the general being ON
visit Of inspection to the Montana
department OF the Grand ARR. Dur
ing the afternoon general Lester Will
son. Of Bozeman. made up an automo-
bile party visiting points in the vi
cinity CT the city.
On the way to Fort Harrison. while
going at a fairly swi., rate along a
narrow road, the chauffeur turned out
tc make room for freight wagon.
The road runs along an embankmenc
and was SO narrow that the automo-
bile ran off the edge. turned over and
threw the occupants out. Mrs. Tan
ner struck the ground first, Mrs. Toole
and General Wilson falling on top Of
her. She was UNCONSCIOUS and was
taken Immediately to a hospital. dy.
ing just as she reached there. The
other members of the party were not
seriously hurt.
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BUCKSKIN IMPROVES FAST

Scme very good ore is being opened
up in Buckslin district For the past
two months work has been advanced
and the character of the ore is ma
terialy changing for the better. On
the surface the Outcrop shows good
values and within a few feet very high
assays have been had. The ore is.
yellow tale. easily mineo; it is Ett
unusual to pick up pieces showing a
great deal of free gold, assayins aS
high as $500 or $500 per ton. Qui'e
an interest is being taken in this
new field. and as there is a disposition
to prosecute diligence it is probable
that the disclosures made at an early
day will be such as to warrant the
installation OF mill Tor the purpose
of making a thorough test OF the
ores
The district enjoys the advantage
of water, and hence operations will
lie prosecuted without delay
Salt Lake parties have already Ia
vaded the field and secured options
on several promising groups. and as
the conditions of these options re-
Quires considerable work within a
short time. there Is every reason to
.. expect a very active camp.
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FOR SHAME
A WIDOW AND AN ORPHAN Ar.
MISTnEATEC

OF late thoughtless boys, aac even
grown Len who cus-l, to Know better,
think il great tun to tease and annoy
W Lie t.arn. wlth what they term
c--,ns. Such treatment has a very
bad effect upon n:U anu wen stu
Je~tc,. ,----~ --.-.-.,--..-.s .-.,.....--
t-es ..e drifts into ungove.nabIe rage.
y lille n -aese fits OF savage emp !.
- Is I-a3.e 10 inquire the nrst one
--e happens tC meet. Ii dire results
Ners tc loi-oU, a-G sCue ore was
permanently injured. Or even killea,
,ne b-aule would res. - upon the
persons who practice their shameless
work OF teasing one whom they Know
cannot protect himself, and who is
wholly irresponsible.
OF late these attacks upon him have
materially augmented .lis malady. and
MS mother. who is Cne OF the most
esteemed ladies in this community,
is on the verge Of pros,ration from
nervous strain.
The appeal, in her behalf. asks his
persecutCrs to desist from their pranas
and requests the on.cers and public
generally to protect him from sense
less persecution. 1t would be a dis
srace to Carson City, if serious results
followed such thoughtlessness.
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CARSON CITY BOY IS BURIED

The funeral Of Percy Kramer. VINO
died Thursday at the home of his
father. was held this afternoon.
Deceased was Z3 years Of age and
was Z Carson City boy. He contracted
the disease that resulted in his demise
IN Sacramento three years ago. and
despite evry effort Of the medical
fraternity to save him nothing could
- dooo. 80 81
He lsaves . fAther aAd tour brothers
one q when % il business II tAio
city. Many trisods tpsti1sa to the r@
gard. - vhicA - -Has haal by ats
sendiny the funerAl.
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Mayor Schmitz Notified

SAN FRANCISCO, une 30.-Mayor
SchmitZ has received a telegram from
Governor Johnson Of Minnesota SINH
lar to that above. The mayor As yet
mas taken no -ctioii on Governor
JohnsOns protest.
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BAR OF THE STATE EUlCG!ZES
AND PAYS Tribute TO HIS HON.
Or AND EGJI1T-EMOTlON Al.
MOST oVERCoMEs THE COURT
WHEN HE THANKS MEN WHO
HAVE LA6ORED WITH HIM DUR.
ING HIS 80 YEARS TENURE.

Full of years and honors, with the
,eulogiums OF his brethren o. he bar
ringing in his ears, with his eyes
flied with tears OF gratitude and MS
voice shaking with his deep feeling
OF appreciation, U. S. Circuit and Dis.
trict Judge T. P. Hawley, adjourned
the circuit and district court of this
district shortly before noon today tor
the last time.
His resignation, rendered the presi.
dent the first OF the month took eff
feet today when the business of the
court was finished, and so great was
the emotion of the court that he could
scarcely whisper to the clerk, ENTER
the usual order of adjournment
The bailiff raped loudly with his
Savel, and Judge Thomas P. Hawley
rose from bench he has filled with
honor and prObity for longer time
than any man in the history of feder
al Jurisprudence. never to sit on It
again.
The scene in court this morning was
a most remarkable one.
Old attorneys, men who practiced
law hen Judge Hawey was admitted
to the Nevada bar, men who tried
cases before him during his first term
OF supreme court, men who fwere ao.
mitted TO the bar by him, and men
who have been practiclng in his court
fer the last quarter of a century were
present and testified with tears In
70 the good will and love they bear
him.
Judge Hawley, in himself, can pass
a most every notable case in Nevada
court practice before his mental eye.
He has adjudicated most OF them and
has been reversed but once in his
tenure of the bench. This record can.
not be equalled by any Jurist. incum.
bent, or retired.
posed of, and suitable orders made,
the U. S. district )attorney asked the
Indulgence OF the court for Alf Chartz
Esq. in behalf 3f the Nevada Bar
which was granted by the court. This
motion operated as part OF the cour,
records in relation to all that follow
ed.
Members of the bar spoke in par,
as 'olOws:
(MR. CHARTZ): 4 knew the Hon
orable Thomas f. Hawley in 1872, o
the firm of Hawley & Darrow. My
first acquaintance with him was wher
I was newspaper boy delivering
papers at the Office, and 1 have known
him ever sihce. His first decision II
the Supreme Court of the State of Ne
vada was at the January term, 1873, IL
the case of Robert M. Clarke v. Lyor
County. Henry K. Mitchell, new pres
ent. happily, was one OF the counse
under thei firm name of Mitchell
stone. Mt. George w. Keith. who Il
still! living amongst us and who wa
notified td be present this morning
but who not here. is mentioned a
one Of :he witnesses.
From that time 70 the preseu
there has loeen . long step, lonl
,stride: and from that time until now
the Honor3bl Thomas r. HaWiey hA
had in his| care. in his hands. and ii
his mind and nsart the lives an
liberties y "''' and their 'F'''rt'
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DEMENTED WOMAN STILL AT
LARGE

Annie Walsh, wife of Patrick Walsh
Ol Goldfeld, who escaped from her
nurse by jumping out OF car window
at Deeth Thursday night, is still at
large. and two search parties are still
looking for her.
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Judge Kincaid, in Toledo, Ohio, has
sentenced ave icemen. who we're
found guilty OF over charging for ice.
to pay llnes Of $500 and to spend six
mOnths In the work house at hard
labor. He would hear no argument
Tor Suspension Of sentence ana would
allow no bail. -.
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BROTHERS SHOOT ST
OTHER

Cornelius ana Oscar Brown, brothers
engaged in a pistol duel at the home
of their mother in San Jose last night.
Neither was h,lrt seriously. though Os-
car was sligkhtIy wounded in the arm
Cornelius has disappeared