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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-19

Geo Nolland was down from River.
tou yesterday.
Frank Stanley of Rivcrton vas in
the city Sunday.
VIII RE Of Beatrice wa, seen ON
our streets this week.
john Eo,, and Orr,n Tabcr Of B.uc
Hi were in town Thursday.
Red Cloud VIII have two ball game,
here the ith If Ja,y with Franklin.
Cha>. Gol,rY and two of his friends,
were Town from Franklin yesterday.
We would Ike to know where the
crank, are that advocated a dry sum.
mcr.
Mrs. Ed Fearn and children returned
from q visit in Kansas Tuesday even.
ing.
James McGuire il, beautifying his
business building, with a coat of paint
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morhart are the
parents of a baby girl, born Thursday
morning.
| will giveyou full value for your Piano
Certificates, bring them in ct once
Argabright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. schultz are the
proud parents of Il baby boy which
was born Wednesday,.
Nanted-A few more piano credit
checks" VIII pay fall market price
Argabright.
G. W. kalev is in attendance At the
| republican national convention at CHI
cago this week.
Andy Hart i, To be the local manager
, o an automobile garage to he launched
in this city
Don't pay a fancy price for n piano
| just because you held a coupon or
certificate" TO be deducted.
County superintendent Caster went
to Alma this week where She will
teach at the normal this summer.
Mrs. Wagner, formerly Miss Cordia
5 ,crer of Hebron is here visiting with
her brothers, Ed and Trace sherer.
For the benefit OF old soldiers County
Clerk Ross will keep open his office on
the Fourth of July from : to 10 a. IN
Drs. Weirick & Riddle. Eye. Ear,
Nose and Throat Specialists. Glasses
fitted. over German National Bank,
Hastings.
Red Cloud experienced a novelty las,
week in the way of listening TO real
live Mormons who lectured on oul
streets several evenings.
:. Il. Cleggett and wife of Iiirwin
Kas.. have returned to their HON,
after visiting at the homes of W. A
Boner and Doc Nelson.
The downpours of rain every few
hours the last two weeks are causing
some grumbling among our farmers
who are unable to get into the fields
MISS Eurilla Caldwell is home from
Fremont, Neb.. where she was in at
tendance at the State Sunday.schoo
convention. She reports Il good Ses
sion.
Mrs. Wautic. mother of Mrs. T.. Il
Goble. and Miss Hunt, a niece of Mrs
Goble's. are here from M%ontgomer.
City, Mo-. visiting with +. Il. Cobb
an d family.
AEnAHmGmT has made arrangement
II accept your piano certificates, "A
their face value if you prefer to pu'
chase at home. Prices no higher
Standard goods.
The following themes will be use
next sunday at the BAPTIST church
In the morning The Faithful Div
Tree" in the evening The Rich Fool.
C. A. Wilson, pastor.
Since last report Judge Edison ma
ried the following: Earl l.. Lewis
Cowles and Grace A. IIoyce of Rive
ton. Neb. Joseph V. Byers, Lebanon
and Jennie A Galloway. Lebanon, Ia
FuE SAIE-Twelvc lots, house
seven rooms with bath, good bar
fruit and shade trees, n half fence
chicken tight. One business lot al
building for sale cheap. Mrs. j.
Hale,
Arthur Mckee of urbana, H.,
former resident of Red Cloud, accol
panied the remains Of his wife, n
Miss Mary Hcssman of Blue Hill, he
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-19

What ha, become of the alfalfa mill?
House to rent. Inquire Of Ed Me.
Cane.
Fred rhrrcs was a Bladcn visitor
saturday.
A J. Hayes wa, MP from Guide Rock
Saturday.
Col NJ. A. Cole wa, over from Icbat-
on Saturday,
Wade koonth went to KanSa, City
sunday with stock.
Mis-, kuby White of Franklin j. Viz
iting friends in this city.
Bert Dickcy oi Mindcn made his par
cnts n pleasant visit Sunday.
Lloyd Bradbrook Of Long Island.
Ka,.. spent SUNDAY in the city.
O. c. Tccl is the winncrof theGa,ton
piano, having written the sentence
1888 times.
Bert CARRIER came up from Esbon,
KaS., Saturday for a weeks visit with
his parents.
Attorney Saylor went to Bladen
SATURDAY. where he was the speaker of
| the day at the odd Fellows picnic.
Henry Holmes editor of the Franklin
| county Tribune at Bloomington made
this Office "A pleasant call Saturday.
The W. G.. I. L. will hold its contest
of contests on the 30th. Watch for
place announcement mex week. Will
pay to attend.
The Red Cloud kid ball team went
to ~lnavale Saturday afternoon and
PLAYED bail with the team of that
place and defeated them by n score of
. to 10 in favor Of Red Cloud.
To keep up my reputation Of sell.
ing pianos too cheap" | will allow You
full value for your piano certificate"
and still give YOU the benefit OF all
cash discounts. You get quality when
you buy AZ Argabright's.
), The concert at the opera house Mon
day evening given by the Blind Boone
Concert Co. was appreciated by Il fair
sized audience. Blind Boonc's playing
being up to his usual standard. Miss
Smiths solos were also enjoyed, alto
gether making an evenings entertain
ment long to be remembered.
All the fraternal orders Of Red Cloud
gathered at the Congregational church
l Sunday afternoon in n union memorial
service. All present enjoyed the eNer'
=. cises throughout. Those addressing
5 the meeting were l.. II. Blackledge 70,
the Masons. +. l.. Overman for the
Odd Fellows, J. :. Gillian for the A
, o. L. W., L. J. Overing, j., for the
! NJ. W. A.. Dan CARRIER for the Eagles
and Rev. Bates for the church.
The W. c. r. t., ladies served ice
cream and cake Saturday in the vacan
q room of the Moon block. They ar
working hard to make up the amour
of the necessary funds for the PROPOSED
drinking fountain and have almos
' ..arrived.' If the balance of people
exhibited as much public spirit as thes'
ladies Red Cloud would be a gocr sure
The fountain will cost something like
5000.
Come to the Chief Office for YOU
wedding stationery. The sccre
charms which we impart to work o
this kind on its passage through GU
hands prevents family jars. Those
who contemplate shuihing off the coil
y of single blessedness should remembc
e this. and insure II long and happy life
plenty of children and Il serene an,
tranquil passage to the other shore a
. the end of life's journey. by gettin
your wedding stationery at this office
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BIRTHDAY OF FALLIERES.
Especial 10 The Sentinel. !

Especial 10 The Sentinel.
Paris, Nov e--Quietly and with
out ostentation. as is his spirit in all
things, NJ. Clement Armand Fallieres,
president of the Republic of France.
rs today celebrating his 9th birth
day. \ sinner party for his advisors
and close friends wil1 be the only
fGrmal observance of the occasion.
President Fallieres was born on
November 6, lS41. at Mezin, France.
He studied law and was called to the
bar at Merac. He became the mayor
of Merac and retained this office I'M
ill 1875. In 1876 NJ. Fallieres was
elected to the chamber of deputies
and was reelected twice 10 this post.
In $50 he was made under secretary
to the minister of the interior and
returned to the chamber Of deputies
in 1881 He has been minister of
public instruc' ion. minister of the in
terror, and minister Of justice. He
was elected senator in 1890 and has
always been termed a Socialist and as
standing for the complete separation
Of church and state in France.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

machinist preferring charges, which
were sifted out by Lodge No. 06, the
result being that he was found guilty
and expelled from the |. a. of NJ,
He has been "A member OF Salt Lake
Lodge No. loo for over four years,
and has been District president and
business agent for almost three years
of that time. However. The old fox
is now down and out. He is man
between 40 and SO years of age,
slick appearance. plump, fat.
round. well-fed belly, oily tongue, of
square build, florid of complexion.
has sly, cunning expression, like a
horsethief in his half-closed eyes;
gray hair and mustache; smiles when
talking and reminds you of Judas
Iscariot and Benedict Arnold. In
asmuch as he has scabbed and spotted
on the enginemen and betrayed the
machinists. he may next turn boiler
maker. 1t is, therefore. well that this
be printed in full and all the brother
hoods take Gne notice.
Approved: CHAS. l.. MORGAN,
President No 106, |. 4. of NJ. and
Joint Body of Strikers.
(SiGned) e. p. NOLAN.
Secretary.
Seal of Machinists, also Boiler
makers seal attached.
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Notice of Administrators Sale.

In the matter of the estate of
David l.. Rusk, deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of an order made by the
County Court of Mesa county, Colo
rado, on the 2Sth day of October, a.
ID. 1908, the undersigned admins
tratrix of the estate of David l.. Rusk,
deceased, will on the 10th day of
November. A. ID. 1908, at the hour of
two o'clock p. IN. of said day, at the
law office of Wheeler & Weiser, in
room of the Grand Valley National
Bank building. of Grand Junction,
Colorado, sell at private sale lots one
%, two (2), three (3), and four
ca in block one Cd in Landreth's
subdivision to Palisade, in Mesa
County. Colorado, for the purpose of
paying the debts against said estate.
That said sale Will be made upon
the following terms, to-wit: One-half
" of the purchase price thereof
to be paid in cash for said property,
and the balance of said purchase
price to be paid on or before five (vD
years from the date of said sale, and
be secured by first mortgage upon
said premises, said deferred payments
drawing interest at the rate of eight
per cent. (S per cent? per annum
from the date thereof, interest pay
able annually.
This 2Sth day of October, A. d.
1908.
FANNIE b. RUSK,
Administrative of the Estate of David
L. Rusk, Deceased.
First pub. Oct. 30, 1908.
Last pub. Nov 19 1yOS
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

This "showup' of the man who is
charged with betraying those who
trusted him, is most interesting.
McQueeney's picture accompanies the
article which is signed by leaders of
the striking shopmen. The Sentinel
reproduces the article as follows. The
Sentinel does not undertake to say
whether any or all of the charges
made against Mc5<uaeney are true or
false:
AS editor of The Rocket | received
n long circular letter from the joint
body of strikers at Salt Lake City,
regarding the expulsion of one NJ. j.
McOueeney We regret that our
space is limited. and therefore cannot
print same in full. However, here
are some extracts from the circular
letter.-John Abel, Editor.
1t was noticed all Through ths
strike that complaints were made re-
garding McQueeney. which finally
led to an investigation by Lodge No
LOG. |. A. of NJ. located at Self Lake
CITY. and this mans past was given
n grand review 1t was found that
he began his railroad career as help
er in the C. b. & G. shops at Gales
burg. III. When the strike of engine
men on that road took place, Nc
Oueeney at once took a job of scab-
hing on the firemen. He afterward
went back into the shop and picked
IN the trade of machinist.
We feel it unnecessary to go into
details regarding the dirty work that
he has accomplished on other roads,
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

but wiu tconfine ourselves to the time
that he entered the D. e R G. as
machinist. Almost four years ago he
was ind duced by the machinists to
join their union at Salt Lake City.
He at once became the self-appointed
adviser of Lodge No io6. In fact,
he conveyed the idea to all the mem
bers that he could see much further
ahead than anyone else He used all
the influence and cunning he could
comma nd 1tYd soon became president
of District No. 90, and then he sug-
gested that the District should have
business agent. He was smooth
enough to capture that office, and up
to June 27th, 1908, he held thai posi-
ton. when as a result of a charge OF
stuffing the ibantot box, he WAS tried
and found guilty. The machinists,
believing that II was no time to have
quarrel among ourselves. decided
the easiest way to get rid of scoun-
drel was the best, and at once abol-
ished the office of business agent.
McQueeney was then placed on the
benefit roll of the strikers. Nc
Queeney got busy at once, and did his
best in his sly, cunning and under
handed way. to break the strike. He
complained about all the Officers in
charge of the strike, until the officers
called the turn on him and appeared
to face him in his charges. Nc
Queeney than absented himself from
all the Joint body meetings, intending
to lay low until the coast was again
clear. His game WAS blocked by a
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06
TERRIFIC ROAST
FOR DEP0SED MAN
Against McQueeney and Paint Black
Record For Him

days ago Sentinel that McQuseney
the striking Rio had been
apparently teaherous his
the charges McQueeny made
The this gentleman creaed quite sensation In
Rocky Mountain Racket the official of the Rio Grande
hoilemakers this section the
McQueeney with
some of filed against him
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

Look at this! az acres, miles
northeast of postoffice, all set in 3
year-old apples and peaches, good !
room house, barn, sheds. cistern. etc.
al. for $4,000. This makes an ideal
country home and is well worth the
money. $500 cash will handle this.
w S. Wallace.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

Say! Are you getting your bread,
pies and cakes at the Progress? If
not you are making q mistake. Also
the Progress affords its patrons the
highest class of staple and fancy
groceries. Prompt deliveries, cour-
teous treatment and reasonable
prices prevail at the Progress.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06
ALDRICH is 67.
Especial TO The Sentinel. }

Providence, X. l., Nov. 6.-Nelson
Wilmarih Aldrieh. senator from
Rhode Island and republican boss"
of the upper house of the national
Legislature. is today receiving the
OF friends on his 9th
birthday. The senator took adyant-
age OF the occasion to reiterate his
intention of retiring from public life
when his term expires, March s,
1911. He will then be 20 years of
age. and he declares that the weight
of advancing years is responsible for
his determination TO step off the
stage.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

For service and accommodations
use the Midland's A O'Clock train to
Denver. always on time. Diners and
sleepers on all trains
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

Ladies' suits and coats cleaned,
pressed and repaired. Best of salts
faction guaranteed. Phone Black
662 or call the Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

This is overcoat weather. Does
yours need any cleaning or pressing?
Phone Black 662. The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

We sell robes and blankets right
every day in the week. Rhinehart.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

Parker fountain pen on trial al
Van Horn Drug Co., 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

See ]. H. Lane about your awning
We have them In an style or color
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

Golden Crescent Flour. Glaze
Co., exclusive dealers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

Special sale on lap robes every
| Saturday. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

The city is getting down to normal
again as the election eX-
element has about passed away.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-06

T. w. PRIMROSE,
Clerk of the District Court.
First pub. Oct. 10. 190S.-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16

cOpley, Jeweler. braceiets. as 8. 18th. St
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16

pleasant memories of childhood stole upon
me and / felt:
How mournfully sweet are the echoes
that start,
When memory plays an old tune on the
heart"
A picture of the old childhood home
took it's place IN the mystic hall of mem
DRY, and 1 saw the sweet face of mother
who has been long years in heaven. Baby
hands reached out TO greet me-. / saw the
wave of vanished hands and heard voices
that are hushed.
"Of Such Is the Kingdom" was written
for teachers for supplementary reading
for children. 1t is pure. refreshing and
helpful. I am not writing this to adver-
tise this beautiful little book. 1 have
never had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Metcalfe, but / want to thank him for his
book and for an evening of real pleasure
In tbs reading.
From the pen picture on the first page
o; a little child kneeling at its mothers
berth in the Pullman car, while strong
men stood with bowed heads in r%everential
awe while old memories of home and
heaven stirred their souls. down to the
Christmas scene on the last page. the
beautiful book, as the last line on the
last page declares. has a message of love
for all.
4 feel that Richard L.. Metcalfe is my
friend. and there is a kindred of soul be-
tween us. May the sunshine OF his heart
and the hopefulness of HIS soul, as writ
ten of those in the Circle Of the Kingdom,
go on to gladden. the lives OF many.
Sincerely.
Z. D. CAMERON, Superintendent,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16

said to Bolts when the latter was In his
oEfice:
Bolts. you can come in here any time
or all the time; here are stamps; here Is
paper, and there are envelopes. They are
yours. And in the back room there is a
jug. Use everything you see, but for good
ness sake don't mention free silver to me-"
JanitOrs tn Clean Up Capitol.
The State Board Of Public Lands and
Buildings employed five new ~janitors this
morning to help out during the legislature
and the work of cleaning up the halls,
moving back the furniture and moving the
various departments has begun.
The Legislature appropriated H.440 for
extra help in the janitor line and it en-
powered the state board to employ the
men and direct them in the work.
s. Billiard for some years head janitor
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16
MAKES A HIT In OKLAHOMA
"Of Such Is the Kingdom C~aptivateS
Big School Officials
Famous Nebraska Book Receives Warm Praise
From Educator. =

Hon. 2. D. Cameron, state superintend-
ent for the state of Oklahoma, has sent
to Richard L. Metcalfe a o Of an ar
ticle which Mr.. Cameron gave to the Okla
homa press. The article relates to a Ne
braska book. a copy of which was given
to Mr.. Cameron by a friend. The article
follows:
GUTHRIE, Okl, November II.
'of making many books there is no end,
and much study is a WEAKNESS Of the
flesh"
Solomon, said to have been the wisest
of men, wrote the above declaration 1855
years ago. It seems that the book agents
were abroad In the land in Solomon's
day, and that the old man had the same
troubles with them that we have TO 60
up against now. 1 am sure that Solo
mon loved books and was a friend to the
book agents and regarded them as belong
ing to the advanced guard of civilization,
but 1 think the agents pressed him to buy
or TO give them an Endorsement so often
and so persistently that the above ex-
preston came from his tired soul in the
nature of self-defense.
l am no Solomon. but I have felt just
like he did when he complained that the
presses were running overtime. How
ever, at THIS moment my soul is filled
with Joy and 1 feel the tinglings of ex-
quisite pleasure. 1t Is now 1880 at night.
at 1880, seated in my little study. 1 took
up "Of such Is the Kingdom" by Richard
l.. Metcalfe, and commenced reading al
the first word. I read 1t all down to the
last and finished it's 20S pages at 1910
did not read It in a hurry. for 1 found tha
1 had wandered into a flower garden anc
fingered to enjoy the. sweet aroma. Th'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16
10 JUDGE UNTIL JANUARY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

sure road TO a competence. Thousands or
acres that a few short years ago were pro-
nounced almost Valueless are today the
source OF solid wealth for their owners.
Bolts Selects Seat.
Representative-elect Sid Bolts OF Ord the
man who came out ahead in a political
race with Hon. Peter Mortensen' came
down today and selected his seat in the
next house and incidentally run into an old
college chum. He and Secretary Of State
Junkin were boys together over in Red Oak,
Ia. some thousand or less years ago and
there meeting was in keeping with that OF
long-Iost brothers separated for that length
Of time.
Representative Bolts is a populist. though
back In 1892 he was a republican. At that
time he flew off oil the silver question and
began 10 talk the new dope TO Judge Nc
Pherson Of Iowa. It is told that Mcpherson
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16
a II he returned an the money.

Pape IL he returned all the money.
Pape was arrested Monday noon by De-
tectives Ferris and Dunn on suspicion of
being the man who robbed Maurer's prt-
vate office of $3.50 last week. Tuesday It
was discovered after a thorough investiga-
ton that Pape has been sending money in
weekly amount by telegraph to a woman
in Chicago. the sum OF the c-onsignments
being about 300 in all. The fact led the
police to the conclusion that Pape may have
been stealing the money in small amounts
day by day from his employers funds,
which he was trusted with until recently.
Gives WOman's Name.
After a long and searching Investigation
by Captain Savage at the police station
Tuesday Pape told the name and street ad-
dress OF the womGh in Chicago to whom
he had sent sums OF money by telegraph
A telegram to the Chicago police will effect
the development OF that end OF the case
and it is expected that at least a part OF
the money viii be returned to Omaha The
name OF the Chicago woman is being KEPT
secret by the local police until she is found
and the story verified in Chicago.
| Copley, Jeweler. bracelets, z15 8. 18th. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16

$4,000 was deposited, an increase of $4,000
over the previous two years, The sum
represents 1900 deposits. The %convicts
make this money by working overtime in
the broom factory and receive it from
various sources.
Governor Sheldon is almost covered up in
the work of listening to applications for
executive clemency and other affairs OF
state. which have come to a head during
the last few weeks of his administration,
He announced this morning that he would
not get started on his message to the legis-
lature until after January /. During the last
two years there has been 16s applications
for pardons heard and onIy one pardon
granted. The report of Warden Beemer
showed that four pardons has been granted.
but three OF these were conditional, so there
was only one absolute pardon granted dur
ing the biennium.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16

today as to the letter no wrote to Mr..
Frick in 1899. He was a little biased then
and I think no is q little biased the other
yay now"
Prof. Taussig declared that Il Is a uues-
ton whether the protective tariff works a
benefit to the country at large.
Robert Gilohrist. representing St. Louis
and New York interests, urged that the
present duty on fe-rro-manganese. used in
the manufacture of steel. should be re-
tanned. He said that this article cannot be
furnished sufficient to supply the demand
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16
PAPE GONFESSES TO ROBBERY
Former EmplOye of Maurer Says He
Took Two Thousand Dollars.
SENT MONEY TO CHICAGO WOMAN
Young Man Gives Her Name and
ddreas TO the Police,
VINO Are Having Her
looked Up.
SENT MONEY TO CHICAGO WOMAN

F. A. Pape, IS years OF age, former book
keeper. cashier and checking clerk of Ed
Maurer's arrested on suspicion OF having
stolen money from the Maurer money
irawer, Tuesday afternoon confessed Ia
thief Of Detectives Savage at the police
Itation to having stolen t2.0Oa from the
haurer restaurant on Farnam street and
20 having sent 5000 to Chicago. He has
aot said where the other 1900 came from.
Mr.. Maurer said he would not prosecute
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16

will have charge of the new men as we'll
as the old and It Is a safe guess that those
who have secured places with the expec-
tation OF drawing pay for nothing are
going to be left. Mr.. Billiard is one OF the
hardest working men ever employed
around the state house and he will see to
It that the new men get in the collar and
stay there. 1t IS his intention to allot
them certain work for their daily runs in
addition to which they will be subject to
call for special assignments.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16
warden Beemer as a Banker.

The money made by prisoners in the
state ~penitentiary for overtime has reached
such proportions that the warden who has
1t in charge does q big business with more
depositors than most banks Of ordinary
capital. The biennia report OF Warden
Beemer shows that during the biennium
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16
Just the Thing For a Christmas Gift
"A COPY OF TIE CHRISTMAS EDITION OF
"OF SUCH is THE KINGDOM"

In HANDSOME BINDING OF RED LEATHER. PRICE. S.2s
The Christmas edition of "of Such Is he Kingdom" is o on sale at
the Book Department of the W. R. Bennett s. Company an 1t Thomas Kill
patrick & Co