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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04

The fortieth anniversary OF the Ne
braska lodge No. /, Knights OF Pythias
was celebrated in Omaha with large
attendance of prominent members Of
the order from all over the country.
Prince Tang Shao vi and retinue
arrived at San Fransisco. He will
remain until March.
Admiral Sperry has written an or
der that the men Of the battleship
feet be not allowed to land at Manila
on account of cholera
First Lieutenant James s. Kennedy,
medical reserve corps, has been de-
tailed as a member Of the army re-
firing board at Omaha, vice Captain
James w. Vandusen. medical corps
relieved.
Prosecutor Heney of San Fransisco
is regarded as out Of danger.
Payment of $150000 to Rosebud
Sioux Indians has commenced.
Chief Wilkie Of the secret service
eznounced that a new counterfeit IS
certificate (Indian head) has been de.
tected In circulation, having first
made its appearance in Providence,
X. /.
The popular vote for president in
Indiana was: Taft, 349.993; Bryan,
3S,262; Chain, 19,045; Watson, 1884;
Debs, 12,476; Breston, G43; Hisgen.
514.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
Reforms in Interest Of Farmers

Better roads. better system OF edu'
cation in rural schools, a postal say.
ing bank, limited parcels post. These
are the most important recommends
tions, according to Mr.. Wallace OF the
commission tnat will be made to Pres
ident Roosevelt. by his commission on
country life, which is now in San Fran
cisco
The commissioners will go to Ne
vada and from there to Oregon and
Washington and return to Washing
ton, ID. c., by December 19 to make
its report.
President Roosevelt" said Mr.
Wallace, will send special message
to Congress. urging the Legislation
along the lines demanded by the farm
ers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
posToFFIcE REVENUES ARE RUN.
MING BEHIND.
EXPENSE MORE Than USUAL
Postmaster General Makes His An.
nual Report, Telling OF Improve.
ments In Department Dur
ing Year.

In his annual report for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1908, Postmaster
General Meyer gives the total receipts
for the year as $191, 1,47S,663, and ex-
penditures s20S,351 1856, thereby show.
ing deficit of SIC, 1873, ,222, the largest
In the history of the department, with
an additional loss from fire, burglary,
etc. Of $37,056. The deficit Of 1909 1t
Is estimated again will exceed s16,.
00O, 900.
Attention is particularly called to a
number Of improvements in business
methods Of the department as tending
to Its advantage and the saving of
considerable amounts. Recommends
ton Is again made for the creating Of
the position of director of posts, at a
high salary, and who shall hold office
during good behavior. the object be-
ing to have q continuity of policies
for the benefit Of the postal service
and the people of the United States.
The necessity for good roads is
pointed out in connection with the
development of the rural free delivery
service. It is suggested that should
congress grant the department author
ity to utilize rural routes still further
by the establishment of limited par
cells post confined entirely to rural de-
livery routes, It would then be pos
sible to earn additional revenue
amounting to millions of dollars at the
same time benefitting the farmer by
enabling him to have vemerchandise de.
livered when ordered by telephone or
postal card, which otherwise would not
be purchased. THE special parcel
post" says the postmaster general,
will enable the farmers to have small
parcels delivered at their gates, to
live better, and to obtain easily the
| necessaries Of life" Permission is re-
quested to establish experimentally a
limited parcel post in not to exceed
four counties in order to demonstrate
the practicability of the plan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
NEBRASKA NEWS AND NOTES.
Items OF Greater or Lesser impor'
tance Over the State.
Both are Disgusted.

SVtH dc S'obeosSbs
Republicans and democrats alike
cannot help being dlsgusted with the
lying their hide bound party organs
have done during the past campaign.
A paper whose proprietor either holds
q federal job or is looking for one.
cannot be depended upon to tell the
unbiased truth about politics and
even sometimes about other things.
Why should your report about daily
affairs be colored to suit the selfish
interests or desires OF the man who
happens to have his money invested n
newspaper machinery? You have a
right to have pure news as well as
pure food, And also, why not pure
advertising? The paper goes into tho
home and is read by your children.
clean and would raise a row IL you
found an immoral or impure book in
the house. why not guard what they
read in daily papers as carefully?
The Lincoln State Journal columns are
the best evidence of It's cleanness. A
whole lot Of advertising is found In
other dailies that is kept out OF the
Lincoln Journal. When you take the
Journal you pay only for your own
paper az It has no deadbeats; no bad
bills. Everybody pays in advance and
every paper is stopped when the time
is out. It's a cooperative plan, every
item Of waste being eliminated and
you get the benefit. Lincoln is your
capital and The Journal your paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
SUMMARY OF NEWS
CONDENSATION OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS.
BOTH At HOME AND ABROAD
General, Political, Religious, sporting'
Foreign and other Events Re-
corded Here and There.
Political.

Tt was announced at Hot Springs
that Chairman Hitchcock Of the re-
publican national committee will be
postmaster general In the Taft cabi'
net.
Treasurer Sheldon's report shows
that funds of fve or six millions, such
rs were used In recent campaigns,
are proved to have been wasteful "
not a source OF corruption.
Only two parties, the republican and
the democratic, will participate In the
next primary election in Iowa. In June.
1910
william Hayward of Nebraska City.
secretary Of the national republican
committee, attended the banquet
given Chairman Frank Hitchcock In
Washington.
Warning notes continue to come
from Hot Springs that President elect
Taft will not stand for shuffling, eva
sion and perfunctory performance on
tariff revision.
Indications are that Governor Shell
don will not fill several vacant official
positions. but will leave them for his
successor.
President Van Cleave Of the Nation
nj Association OF Manufacturers In n
formal statement charges that the
tariff hearings are in charge Of stand
patters and that the committee Is
seeking evidence OF this kind.
Public Printer Leech resigned and
President Roosevelt appointed Samuel
Il. Donnelly Of Brooklyn.
Judge Taft attended religious SER
vices on Thanksgiving day.
Andrew Carnegie writes letter Civ
Ing his reasons for not appearing be-
fore the ways and means committee
Investigating the tariff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
General.

Chairman ayne In his answer to
President Van Cleave's structure OF
the tariff committees methods says
the bill reported will be jpdged by the
people on its merits and not on what
advance critics think It may contain.
Japan and the United States have
agreed to preserve status quo In the
Pacific and open door for the Chinese
empire.
A $20,000,000 lumber deal is In pro-
cess Of formation, by which the white
pine interests will be consolidated.
Mrs. Eleanor Cowper. a New York
actress, took her life by sending
bullet through her heart.
Diplomatic relations between Tur-
key and Austria are strained over the
Balkan situation.
Serene Payne calls down j. w. Van
Cleave for his refusal to testify be-
fore ways and means committee.
Ohio will soon elect United States
senator. Chas. P. Taft. brother OF
the president, Is a candidate.
Conditions in Haiti have about re-
sumed their normal status.
John Gardner Coolidge, the Amer
lean minister to Nicaragua, rendered
his resignation. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Coolidge took this step because
of disapproval of his government In
meddling with the internal affairs Of
Nicaragua
Eastern Iowa, southern Illinois and
southwestern Missouri were visited by
destructive storms.
The South Dakota land department
completed q deal by which all the
remaining capital building lands east
of the Missouri have been disposed If.
They comprise 4,S46 acres in the
counties OF Faulk, Hyde and Potter,
and will net the fund about $4,000.
Governor Cummins Of Iowa was
elected United States senator by the
legislature, to succeed w. B. Allison
for his unexpired term.
Several new cases of foot and
mouth disease were discovered
among cattle in Pennsylvania.
State and federal authorities are max
ing strenuous efforts to prevent the
spread of the epidemic.
Sixteen persons were killed and
twenty-three injured by tornado in
Arkansas.
Speaker Cannon In formal state
ment says the next congress will re-
wise the tariff In accordance with In
structions from the people. The
speaker says he will be elected by the
republicans of the next congess.
over 100000 bales of cotton were
produced according to the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, in 1908.
The secretary Of agriculture has Is
sued a quarantine against the entire
state of Michigan for the foot and
mouth disease.
Mrs. Barbara Billik, mother of Her
man Billik, condemned to hang De
cember II, at Chicago, received a
letter from him bidding her farewell.
President Roosevelt made the prin-
cipai address at the laying of the cor
nerstone of the new colored Young
Mems Christian association building
In Washington.
Louis Wagner, In fiat car, won
the grand prize automobile race over
the course at Savannah, Ga.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
Fatal Wreck Of Freight Train.

One man was killed. Ave Others
were seriously injured and many
passengers shaken up when train No
6. known as the Chicago Limited, on
the Pittsburg & Western branch OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad crashed
into a "buckled" freight train near
Valencia, Pa, about 20 miles north OF
Pittsburg. Pa. early Monday. The
wreck was due to the breaking OF a
long freight train on the grade neal
the scene of the accident. One of the
cars on the end Of the rear part oI
the disconnected freight lurched on
over the north bound track
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
WASHINGTON.

Former Senator Manderson Is re-
covering and hopes soon to be able to
present the case involving irrigation
contract to the interior department.
The house committee has asked An.
drew Carnegie to testify about con-
ditions in iron and steel trade and
needed changes In the tariff.
Cattle breeders Of the state Of Penn.
sylvania and New York will not be
permitted to exhibit any cattle at the
international Stock show, to be held
iu Chicago, owing to the violent pre-
valence OF the foot and mouth disease
In these states. This decision was
reached at meeting held at the
White house.
Attorney General Bonaparte petit
toned the United States supreme
court for writ granting the review
of the Standard Oil case involving the
Lands fine.
Another sweeping decision bear
ing on the registration of labels, has
been rendered by the Commissioner Of
patents, In which he holds that the
protection of the law will not be given
to any manufacturer who includes in
his trademark the arms of the United
States or those of the various states
or cities of the country
Senator Brown has been assigned
the desk of Senator Long on the re-
publican side, one Of the most de-
sirable locations on the floor of the
upper branch of congress. 1t is
learned that Senator Brown has some
debut about Senator Longs return
to congress, and looking over the list
fined on Ions seat.
II. w. Berger, one of the chemists
OF the Agricultural department, will
leave Washington early this week
for Omaha to take charge of the de.
natured alchol plant which is now be.
ing installed In the building to be
used for the corn exposition. NH.
Berger will relieve DIR. II. T.. Sawyer,
who Is now In Omaha experimenting
the installation Of the still, and will
remain in Omaha during the corn ex'
position and have charge Of the gov.
ernment's exhibit of It's miniature still.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
If You Work
Outdoors
Any cold you contract should
be cured without delay, and
driven entirely out of the sys-
tem--unless you wish to in
vite an attack of Pleurisy or
Pneumonia.
DR.. r.D.Jayne's
EXpeCtOrant

Is known as the most success
fulpreparation ever discovered
for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis.
Inflammation Of the Lungs or
Chest, Pleurisy, Asthma and
diseases of similar nature.
This famous remedy has been
dispensed for over 78 years,
and is sold by all druggists, in
three size bottles. $l.00, SOC
and 25c.
DR.. D. Jayne's Tonic vermi.
use 10 q splendid buiiding-up
tonic for systems weakened by
Coughs or Colds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-12-04
Foreign.

The arrest Of Madame Steinhell In
Paris In connection with charges
growing out of the death of her hus-
band caused sensation. 1t Is nj
legged that the crime was political and
that men high in nublic life are in
volved.
Russian Terrorists are alleged to
have made plo. to kill the dowager
empress of Russia.
A British passenger steamyr burned
during a storm while leaving the port
of Valetta. Malta, and more than 100
persons were drowned.
President Castro of Venezuela sailed
for Bordeaux. where he will undergo
surgical operation.
Manila Is making extensive prepara,
tions to entertain the men of the At.
lantic feet.
Speaking in the house of lords, Field
Marshal Lord Roberts expressed the
conviction that the lack OF a military
force sufficient to make hopeless the
attempt OF an invasion would, In all
probability. be the cause of the loss
of Great Brltain's supremacy at sea.
Lord Roberts in sensational
speech in the House OF Lords said
that there is imminent danger OF In
vasion OF Great Britain by German,
and urged that the army be increased
to 100000 men.
A dispatch from Vienna says that
band OF Servians, while crossing the
Bosnian frontier near Sevornik, was
repulsed by Austrian troops. The
Servians lost seventeen men killed
and the Austrians three killed.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-10-23

Money saved spells, MONEY"
n the future, and that means prac.
teal independence for the thrifty
saver. "Take care of the dimes and
the dollars will take care of them
selves is an excellent maxim. You
will UNI rstand it best after you
have begun to save, and when Won
know that your little hoard is ran.
idly increasing. Nothing is more
pleasing than the sense of having
money in the pank ready for an en-
Urgency. Why not start saving now
with us?
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-10-23
The
FIRSTNATIONAL
Bank
OF KENNEWlCK
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, October %, 1908
OF KENNEWICK

E. D Ellis was up the river the first
OF the week on a campaigning trip.
Candies and fruits at the Ken
newick Club.
G. NJ Hall and F NJ Moore of Rear.
non are looking at land and visiting
Breitliaupt's at Richland.
Six swarms of bees for sale. A.
Spence.
Jim Bartlett spent Sunday with
mother Mrs. C A Lundy and went to
Walla Walla the first.
For Sale-19 Poland china pigs.
f. W. Anderson, Hove.
81. NJ. Bartlett was in North Yaki-
ma the last of the week on business
and calling on friends in that city.
For Sale-1O0 S. c. White Leghorn
year. b. q. Zwanzig, Sec. Z.
]. r. Toward was up from the
Missouri Flat country on business
Tuesday.
Latest in rubber heels at Richard
sons shoe shop, rear of Courier office.
Edward KOlb is here from the
81 anogan country on a visit to his
3 'ther, A. Kolb and family, He
- Intensive mining interests there.
sale. heavy work horse weigh
100. Will trade for cow and
rs. IL E. Brown, Mob Hill.
j. keast has traded his Sec
10 acre tract to W. R. Anon for
re Bidwell property in the Anon
EDITION.
Fresh stock of tonics and creams
at Johnson's New Barber Shop.
j. W. Shore OF Walla, Walla was i'm
town the first of the week looking
after his Horse Heaven land which
James Dodson is farming for him.
We want to buy 1000 sacks of good
= spuds; see us If yon have any. High.
est cash price. The Chas. H. Collins
TO. The Big Feed & Seed Store.
Mrs. Fay F. Dean and baby daugh-
Ter returned from Spokane the first
The week and the baby is much i'm
proved In health which will be good
news to Mr. and Mrs. Deans many
friends.
A good hack for sale at a reason
apie price Also a partial stock OF
store goods, first class goods. must
Ne SOLD. s. b. Lodge, 9th ST.. P. o.
BOX ". kennewick, Wash.
Edgar Cox was down from Pome-
roy Tuesday looking after his thirty
acres OF land in Section 8. He was a
httie disappointed that he was I'm
doie to procure water right for the
lahd as he had an opportunity to
lease part of it, if it could be water
ed.
For Sale-The complete Restaurant
outfit now located in the Columbia
Gale, Apply to H. E Roseman; The
Stag Saloon or J. T. Patterson, Ken
neWick.
Geo. ID. Hunters Club Barber shop
has been improved this week bv hav-
Ing a glass front put in the entire
width of the building. While the
carpenters were there IA number of
her minor improvements were
and when the work of paint
etc is completed, the shop will
as fresh and neat as a new pin
will he IL Shaving ParlOr indeed.
ne best, most simple and perfect
.ete machinery; EdmOndsOn
k and Brick machines, mOlds, all
Is of Smell mixers. Prices and
MS right. investigate before you
The State IL anager for Wash
"sJun and Oregon ia S. B. Lodge;
9th st. p. o. Box 81. kennewick.
Wash Agents wanted at other
towns
FOR SALE-Second hand Remfng-
ton Typewriter in good condition
Inquire at this Office. tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-27

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Wnttcr CbbO's llm3ng.

Concord, 9t. s., 26. Sanltar.
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Scntc luiro iic @rGfiu Sscdlcnni.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-27
@cluittcritnrm in 9Sittsbnra.

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ShwmsGcutrum nabe biciiger StnOt
6efono.
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Scit lebtem Nienitna fGllia.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-27
IUnongab- 3cdDcn uebmen gctricb
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rcitllngen fir Die 9etriebSarInabme
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Gpicr elmer GDnamit GrplOiion i'm
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SampifciIcl GrploiiOn tOotct Srei,

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Gurh cine in Der Sdgenliible pes Or.
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