The Red Cloud chief. [volume], March 30, 1894, Page 4, Image 4

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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1894.
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THE CHIEF
A. 0. Hosmkr, Rdltor.
T.AnorTAiT. Atit Local Rdltor.
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Republican Ticket.
For Mayor W. B. Roby.
For Clork-Will F. West.
For Treaanror G. W. Dow.
For Polico Judge Samuel West.
For (Members School Board Goo. O.
Yetaer and T. O. Hacker.
For Alderman 2d ward K. M. Martin.
For Alderman let ward Joe Kublok.
THE EDITOR'S SAY.
' WiLi. our own "Coxy" load a common
weal army into the land of light.
Frank Cowden has been appointed
postmaster at Red Cloud. Frank's
tiny frionds in Seward will be glad to
hear of his success In securing such a
fine slleo ot pie. Somehow or other the
Seward boya always got to the front.
Seward Blade.
Roy G. Codding, who went out from
York us a missionary to Africa threo
years ago, haa had to roturn on account
of poor noalth and is now narrating his
experiences to Nebraska audiences. He
oamo very noar losing his Ilfo in the dark
continent. Omaha Uee.
Tho Smith County Pioneer Is authori
ty for tho statemont that Jorry Simpson
is working for an appropriation from
congress of 12,000,000 to bo used in ex
perimenting in crossing honey boos with
lightning bugs. Ho is ot the opinion
that by this cross tho bees will be able
t) furnish light so they can work nights.
Calhoun ot the Lincoln Herald bo
camo bo disappointed ovor his failuro to
get tho Lincoln postofllco that ho sold
his priuting office and moved to Florida.
k.,, uaiuoun nos always oeen a uomocrai
f .rit-'when tho other fellows weakened but bo
p .iuwi m in. nan m uiu don ward, nut
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"? then G rover the Great takos great pleas
es ure in turning down tho hard workers
lf Of niB party ror soma cause or outer, anu
just suon uuBtnesa wui cost nis party
v tuuuHUiiub ui vuiaa a. mo ucav uiduuuii.
U In tho educational column of next
f week, will appear a "Brief Plea for Coun
'. ty High School." Tho plan of establish-
ing a high school in tho county free to
all tho advanced pupils of the county is
a good ono, and worthy the attention
and cuiotul thought of every citizen,
Wo hopo that every reader of the Chirp
will not full to road tho educational
column next week. The county high
school supDl'ei tho link connecting the
dfi district school with tbo State University,
of calicoes at
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of Ginghams at less f black and worth i Remnants of Woolen
than half price.
Come and Pick up the Bargains on our Counters !
New Goods. Oh, Yes, and Lots of them.
Our line of groceries
CLOTHING; OH YES, Men s, Boys' and Children's Suits at 25 per cent
R.
Remember we undersell all.
Hknuv O. Richmond, who has labored
assiduously in tbla ofllco for the past
year as city oditor and goneral reporter,
has severed his connection with The
Ciiikk, and departed this morning to
tako n similar position on the Platta
mouth Herald. Tho young man is a
toroe writor on ull subjects, and has
extraordinary ability in tho nowspapor
lino, and will, it thero is no preventing
providonce, mnlco his mark among tho
bright galaxy of reporters in the groat
Hold of nowspaperdom. Tiik Chief
wiHhes Henry unalloyed prosperity and
success wherever ho may go.
The Uluo Hill Loador was cortianly
misinformed concerning tho Peterson
lire hero last Saturday night. It waa
not the new implemont building on the
samo alto as tho old ono which was burn
ed last fall, but an old ono halt a block
away, and nothing about tho building
was valuable except tho machinery
which tho building contained.
Emporior William Vecognir.es that the
unbounded resources ot America con
stitute a standing monaco to European
trado and industry, and although ho ha
the greatest sympathy for America and
Amoricans, the Emporor is also awake
to tho danger ot tho ropotitiou of such a
blow as that inflicted by tho McKinloy
policy, His idea is that Europe must
bo proparcd to take n common stand
sgainst any commercial meosuro whioh
directs itself, not against any individual
nation in Europe, but against all Europe.
Tho city council has pasflod an ordin
onco against gatea that opon out on the
side walk, and thoao who have euoh
gatos had better tako thorn in or tho
goblins will got them. This was neo
esstiry to protect poonlo from injury. A
lady wob seriously injured one night
while going homo by coming against an
open gate, and this caused tbo passage
of tho ordince.-Cllnton (III.) Public.
Tho ordlnanco above montionod would
be u nico ono to put into oporation in
Red Cloud, as about half ot the gates
stand a jar,
Beet feugar Prospect.
We aro very glad to Bay that tho farm
era this year aro taking a groat interest
in beet culture. At our factory at Nor-
I folk wo have nomly 1,000 acres contract-
ou tor, wnicn is nil tho plant can possi
bly tako with its presont capacity. At
our factory in California wo havo 10,000
acres contracted for, und could have had
29,000 had wo beon ablo to tako them.
At tho Lehi fuotory, Utah (owned by tho
Mormons) they contracted for all the
beotstho fuutory could titk . Three
weeks aftor opening thoir contract books,
at the Watsonvlllo factory, California
half! BlackHosiery from I Remnants of satteen
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twice the money. $ goods way down low.
is fresh and new. We
our prices and see
M. MARTIN 6c SON.
(ownod by Claus Sprockles) thoy were
offered four times as many boots as they
could acoept, so it is exceedingly grati
fying to see the great interest manifested
by our agricultural classes in this now
and most promising Hold of agriculture
Beet culturo, whon it is carriod on
properly, on good ground, by thrifty, in
tolluront doodIo. is probably tho most re
munerative crop a farmer can grow as
he mBkes the prtco before ho puts in the
eeod, and the only poealblo risk he takes
is that ot the elements. At Amos, last
week, where tho Standard Cattle Com
pany railed 500 acres for us, they pro
duced an avorase ot over 15 tons rxr
acre, and in some parts of thoir fields as
nlgb. as ai tons to the acre wero havestcu.
Below is a letter from the Western
Conservatory of Music, situated at Kan
sas City, Mo., to Miss' Josle Igou, one ot
the leading music toachorsof thin plnco:
Kansas Citt, Mo., March 10, 1601.
Miss Josie Iaou Red Cloud, Nob..
Having learned somewhat of your repu
tation and ability as a piano teacher, we
take the liberty to address you in regard
to tho Inter-Stato System ot Musical
Instruction. We also send circulars and
a catalogue which will furnish you some
idea of the work. Tho object of tho sys
tem ia not to make better toachors, for
only teachers of acknowledged ability
are recognized; but you willreadily see
that to be identified with a regular Con
servatory enables a teacher to offer cer
tain advantages which no independent
private teacher can offer, howover well
qualified aa a topchor. As a member of
the Inter-State Faculty, you may ill! tho
Elace, not only ot u competent toacher,
ut also, to soino extent, that ot a Con
servatory. This would certainly make
you stronger in your profession by great
ly increasing your facilities for encourag
ingej storaatic and thorough work among
your pupils. Now, Miss Igou, wo havo
Incluuod you among the few whom we
havo invited to bocomo members ot the
Interstate Faoulty. and hopo that you
will fill out and ondorso the enclosed ap
plication and return it at your earliest
convenience. Whon your appointment
haa been ordered, you will be eupnliod
with everything necessary for immouiato
business, aa we very much desire to start
the work in Red Cloud at onco. You will
be at no expense whatever; all wo desiro
is your hearty co-operation.
Yours very truly,
E. H. Scott, President,
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Lew Rates te the South.
On February 13th, Burllngtion Route
agents will aeli round-trip tickets at the
ono-way rate, to all points in Texas and
tho south. Ask the nearest ticket agent
for information about routes, stop-over,
etc., or write to J. Francis, G. P. Sc T. A.
Burlidgtoa Route, Omaha. Neb.
For Sale.
Threo hundrod bushels of White Rus
sian oata for seed. Sold for cash or on
note on short timo. Forty cents per
bubhol. Address or call on
it F.E, PaYM, Otto, N.b.
25cts. fast I Price
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lead all and follow none. Come in and get
what we can do for you.
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MARCH PRATTLE.
Forward march I but this has been a
backward March.
Why is a pound cako like a waiter ?
Because it weights on the table.
They soldom hang a musical instru
ment but thoy often string them up.
A violin must bo some relation to a
hog; it always scratches its back againBt
something.
Thoy aay a horse can walk a mile and
not move over four feet, but I havo aeon
thorn walk a mile and not move a feet
uro. A regular boarder the railroad con
ductor. . ,
Tho'leavcs "leavo"' the trees both in
tho spring and autumn,
A big pain sixty foot front.
"Et tu bruto" must be eome relation
to hog Latin.
A knife is often guilt-odgod.
Mr. Green "1 want to go fishing, and
don'bknow what to use for bait."
LitUo Bon Thero-'Trl-angle worms."
"You're my mutton," esid the lion as
he pounced on the lamb.
A timo table !b to run on, not to oat.
Tommy ''Where you goin' with them
shoos, Johnny ?"
Johnny "I'm going to have them half
eoled."
Tommy "What you goin' to do with
the other one f "
Poor shoes I No matter where they
go, their solos are always trampled upon.
Did you ever get a "purr acent" of a
polocat ?
Just think of it dearest, we can make
our boys happy, said the fathor to his
wife. Just think ot it I Wiener haa
children's suits consisting ot two pair ot
pants, coat and cap to match, of strong
material and well made, which he soils
at 93.75 for the outfit, better grades at
11.50, fC, 96.C0 and so on. Let us go
and make our selection before the sizes
are broken,
our new French Ginghams
see us. We mean business
ess than any other house in town.
Highest prices for butter
Demosthenes was an Orator.
Reno is a Prestidigitateur.
Deyo & Grice are Druggists.
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best goods at the lowest prices.
Deyo & Grice Have them.
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