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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

DR.. r. Janss 10 no ssrssees, bot %
old responsible resident Of Nebr''i.
n. has b.es At Grsd Island Tor ]:
,..,,. fSess 10 The place - 81
your information 10 regard - bic ~
spossibilisy ssd sbilisy - spAy'ie'ss
n. v,ll Be il Rcd Cosd, d he Hol
lad Hosse. Msslay. Jssssry 2ssA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Go 70 Mrs. Markell for bargains.
Mems caps only Is etc at B. &C.
Sheriff Scott went to Lincoln Tues
day.
All winter goods 1t your own say
% 1t B. & G..
Oysters at Ernst welsch's. Best
brands kept.
Nuts, fresh candies, ETC., kcP: at
Ernst Welsh's,
NJ. r.. Bentley was In Linssls this
week on business.
Great bargains in wooden dress
goods, at Mrs. F. Newhouse.
Mrs. X. Skeen and daughter, Het'
tic, wore in Hastings this week.
Vim Williams, a Kansas tiller Of the
soil, will move 20 Red Cloud soo
Hon, james McNeny was in Lin
coin during the fore part Of tho week
Miss Campbell is the G assistant
principal Of the high school depart
ment.
Miss Mo!lie Cook Was visiting
friends in the east part OF the STATE
this week.
Tom Ferris. the sigAtnisg isfke.,,
was In the CITY on svisit to his friendi
on Sunday.
Sleeper Bros. feed mill will b
ready to grind GU Monday, the 18th
ut Red Cloud.
J, NJ. ChaShn, Of Guide Rock, va
IN the "hub" on Monday looking afte
legal business.
All kinds Of novelty braid, rick
rack, braid, tinsel cord &c. &c. a
Mrs. F. Nexhouse.
Already President Harrison. elect
has had $50 babies named after hin
and still there's more to follow.
Miss Nellie Adleshiem entertaine
her young friends at the residence I
her uncle, Mr.. G. Wiener on Monde
night.
The beautiful snow fell In qui'
large quantities on Saturday and %
.red the earth with . beautiful ga
Of white.
Peter Svendsen. . prcspesss Do
ish farmer living in the north part
the county, called in and left . shin
for TuE CHEF on Monday.
John Tomlinson has returned tre
the meeting Of the state aremen' I
.~ociation and is anxious to have {
.,.te tournament in Red Cloud Il
season.
Hon. I. B. Hampton has 'ntrod'
I'd Normal School bill in the hou
and if there is any show to gel
through our people should labor HI
"a that oar end Of the bargain
carried out.
The state legislature should q
to do something for the people :
session. There is no particular
Of that body wsstiag so much val
bic time looking wise and draw
thcir salary. What the people "
is good laws aud few Of them, such
viii benefit the people and reli
them from the burdens now a
:.;a ..vu,asrs.
The legislature should surely ?
the bill to regulate insurance o
r.aies. Next to the trust roo'
.oucs the insurance leeches. Who >
the life's blood ont Of the peopl
line their cofen, collecting u
commissions on excessive insar'
,o,;c;e. and when your property b
allow from one to tvo thirds Of =
the policy cabs ioF, if they deaf
,u,liy heat Jps ont Of the =
.m..,t On sssie pspAnimlity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

OO0ooe.
rhess vill b special ssssise o.
III, Pint National Bssk 81 Rsd Cieed
st ito bsnkisg hease Z o'esosk. ssssf
dsy February 18th isr The ps'po'e Of
~.,..&;,, .ine Director for the esss
n, ,s., JNo. r. SaInBY,
ma, Cashier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

INC WUBV-Vo'O ~
The Arsmen Of the state have practi.
oal!y s.lscted Red Cloud for tho next plaes
for holding ths;r annual tournament, pro
vided Rcd Cloud will subsesibs enough
money TO pay the prizes that viii have -
be given in order TO secure the sttsndanes
Of namsrous departments in the state.
TIE CAIEy believes that the tosrnamsnt
would b ono Of the grandsst things for
this city that svsr took place within it
borders. Oar people shoald get 70 vosk
and By come mssns raise the thousand
do'lars needed for that purposs. II 10 the
chance Of . life time. and viii boom our
growing CITY wonderfully. Our home de-
partment should SEQ to it tina. the tourna.
ment is held here, and that the people put
up ths guarantee for prizes. II would
most certainly encourage our hrs depart.
msnt 20 have il here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Old copper, ircs, rag, etc., taken
IN trade for tinvare d Adam Nor
hart. I2u
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Per 00lo.
Two sovs and sixteen pig Tor sale
lpqu,rs Of Ed. A. Young.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
Bulk oyster, n Joe Herbureer's.

Bulk oysters 1t joe Herburger'a
G. r. Clancy vas il Lincols thi
week.
Jean Pants, warranted not to III
tcr only 81. 90 At B. & G.
Extra select oysters At City Baker,
served in every style.
Frank R. Gump VA in Lincola th,
fore part Of the week.
Furniture of all kinds cheaper thar
yer at F. v. Taylor's.
Only one more week Of selling n
cost At Mrs. Markets..
Get your meals at the Farmers Eat
ing house. E. Welsch.
Money to loan At living rate Of
interest by D. N. Plat.
Red Cloud will lose one Of it, mer.
chants in about two weeks.
Joe Warner sold . fine driving mare
to Lincoln parties this week.
Overcoats at coat aad more to al
B. 4 G.
Look at our jean pants for 500,
warranted not to rip. B. &C..
Remember good solid over-cos,
can be bought Of b. 4 G. for 81 so.
Stamped splashes for Is cents .,
Mn. Markell's and everything in Pre-.
portion.
The Chautauqus Circle will meet at
Mr.. j. c. Warmers Tuesday evening
Jan. 10Th.
Great bargains in Hamburgs, hos.
cry and white trimmings at Mn. r.
Newhouse.
Will MeDsniels 10 home. He has
one hand crippled from IN accident
on the road.
Take your corn and oats to Slope.
Bros, Red Cloud to be ground. Salts.
faction guaranteed.
Take your old copper ware, iron,
rage. etc., to Morhart Who will ex.
change tinawre for the same. #.
Mr.. Markell has . fsv more d q
corsetp che will sell for Is cents, . q
for &1.4o, also good ones for so cents.
A report was on the streets thi,
week that Geo. Webb, known here
had been shot in some western towr
and killed.
Marriage licease VA BY Judge
Sweezy on the ed inst to Frank Tim
ma and Sarah E. Senior, both Of Smith
county, Kansas.
When in Red Cloud call at The
furniture store Of F. v. Taylor, oppo
site the post sf6ce, and pick You on,
. fine kitchen o. parlor suit.
Vim. Longbothau, one Of our old
est patrons, invaded our sanetuu
Wednesday, and laid down . shine
for smother year's ''sub" - the grea
Family weekly.
!, D.. Z. Parkse ETH
state Y. y. C. A. and r. Mech
rane Of the state committee, were Il
Fairfield this week in the intersshe
the association,
Mrs. Markell will close up hsr busi
ness after another week and II 20
want anything in the fancy good
line, emDroideriss, laces, etc., call q
her before sue closes.
The trial Of Lindsey " Ssunder
for the custody OF . little girl, hi
> been taken before the supreme cour
y The parties left for Lineoln Tuesds
where it is presumed the esse will
properly adjudicased.
u Quite . little small po1 scare VI
crested in this city from the fact tn
SO many people pass through he
from Denver where there are sev'
,. HUNDRED cases reported. Hosev,
b while the scare may be srossdlsss ,
it behooves Cur people 70 b On h,
D. guard as there nay - cases At a
Of time, If the Dssvsr report is trs
er Vaccination ehould be had where ev
needed "a . preventative,
DR.. p. Jams, President Of the
" braska State Medical and Surgical
be s~titutc. does not pretend 70 ca
'is Everything but claims to have bet
A.. AZ -~>>..o >>>>->.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
Farm For Rent

II nsles fruu Alaskes 50 sess>
tssee. Hsssy = sssa 80 Sssa'
Fer sesus eu q q aaisesa
~ 1AamA
0AA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

iAbWpNA - vssss 49, q
- 49, l0So ODu0 ID q
A~0~t0~ q
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
RsAGDsW aAA

We vil Place % als oass'ssy .
|lasge stock Of ladies' hid gloves jsss
received from cur voedcsfsl bsyss
vhe is constantly vasehisg fer -.
|e.;os. The prices vill Be - lsv tAas
goa had essser cone prepared - bay
halt . dozen par. We .se ecss.asaly
receiving hareaiSs sAAs YIssss tksas
ssss are iostae.tc g esll te3sse sAss
are al cold. Goods dss't noais
tlsse = - G 1apaisa.
AAAe4Q
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

n a he 1seisaiee kesH yss ~
e.s.shise Ne ssssasssed Cs'oss
~e,sslsa. 10 Red Cred 1t Ne HsI
h,a Hose. NssSsy. Jsssssy sssA
n sse sDissel eth . eAsosie d.
esss ysss pA,sisiss = - - ~
- is4sis $50 hi.- es'a' y
CD islssa. vbess - - 49, u
q ,esp, nehs us1ssAs q sAsss
r sneses. 81 sAssssA - ~
ee,ssJ ~ lssss p~sssaiss - ssss.
ossoi lilssS's Asss10 -
ssssy bs)ossA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25


On Monday afternoon the many friends
Of Nrs. q. W. Baker, Of Amboy. gave that
lady shandsoms surprise party. it bong
the occasion Of her 50th birthday. Ths
seheme va . complete surprise and 90
veil planned BY her daughter, Mr.. Min
lie Erase. Who taking her father into her
confidence, invited Mrs. Baker 70 take
dinner With her and tho Invitation wss
innoce ally accepted. Finally the time
came and With il . house full of company
into whose presence Mrs. B. was ushered
without waning. To say that she vas
surprised would b putting the question
lightly, she could hardly speak. and could
not comprehend the situation until in
formed that it va hss 10th birthday an
niversary and that the crowd had gather
cd to commemorate the event in . fitting
manner. She received numerous presents
among which va a handsome bureau.
The occasion will long b remembered BY
all present.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25


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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25


On Thursday evening the board OF sup
ervisors. county officers, members Of the
preas, and . number Of other gentlemen
we're given a banquet by Mr.: Lewis, the
gentleman Who secured tao contract
for tho county jail. The AZ
fair took place in she DINING halls of the
Arlington, and va a pleasant affair.
Speeches we're made by Messrs. q. ".
Hunmsl. A. J. Kenney, Judge Svsszy, J
v, Frame, John Wilcox, Joseph CARRIER,
]. T. Ward, J. Martin, Mr.. Lewis and 9th.
e-s, .pitabie Tor the ccession. snd every
thing went rs merry - q marriage bell
Mr.. Lasis u . very pleasant mar and haa
- faeuaay - n~aki1osape feel, SsatssA
allie in his Frssssce. and sptHkinR 90 ~
sslf, ~ hope the gentleman gill get mum
yssess jan eootsasts 4 he is aIwsys ~ lib
orally inclined towards the hungry sdito,
e on this occasion. The supper rs . eu-
linary effort vas a grand suncess and tn
proprietor Of the Arlington deserves cred
it for il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

The subject Of our sermon at the
beginning Of this grand year Of 1889.
will be the mcauest thing ever Great
ed-mau. The Lord made only one
mistake in the creation; made bat one
thing that Sc was ashamed Of. Al
least the Bible speaks Of but one Of
his acts that he repented, and that
Vas making ,sas. All else Val pro-
nouneed good. Since God nsde
mules and monkeys, and rats, and
pole-cats, and ball-snakes. and ter
thoasaad other e~rsssares, and was mol
ashaued of then, bot repeated, hsviaG
nsdenss, ve judge Of his st.er COZ
tempt Of this creature made up Of tAs
ieavlng.of everything else bat tA'
does not include Ill nea. There sr'
sens pressy good nee in The world
Bet there 10 . sost Of naa go astar
ally hate. and fssl - il yoa veaId lik'
% snaeh HE head With . brisk b
every time goa zee him. The Lor
nust have got hold Of saeA = ma
iixaen b. repented. hi. as nay b
fdeeieussed -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

O6vOOo oo0 VVoOBOUWO
S,eixhtn. was re.ty hlr the fsre part Of the
Wsek. and eveN available urn was ret int
u0s.
License to vel on the :,ss to Richara n. Ben.
son. Il Beatrice and Na:ths KNAPP. Of Guide
bod. Ect.
John Jessen 10 = very happy man and ~ up
{ 70 eisDrs very freely all because 10 Was . boy.
Us~al Seh11ska w.iehi
Ma. Luce. AND her eight dsy old baby. died
ve.y suddenly on Saturday last. The remains
were taken 20 Wisconsin for interment.
License TO wed was iseld on the 18th inst 70
Gu.fave Benjamin. Of BenkIemsn. Neb.. And
| Georgisnz Boudreau. OF Campbell. Nso.
Henry Ne~house. Who has been receiving
medical treatment IT I~ndianapoatA b boone
again. We are glad to know thai b u iDpeUs'
ing right along.
Ed,r"r Burr. Of the Times-winnef. w1st N tn
city on Tuesday. and reported having eenstb
ussi . rair OF 1--WE do.,Sz striped panss"0 ~
TO logan siide q Rive. ton
L. z. Fish. Of Moline. H. specta, depaey
bead consul. CT the Modern woodD0. q A.
esica. 1, Il the city mak;nS ~ e5ost 70 rssoSdk
tale ih. lodge Of that ssy.. here.
tt. board OF supervisor, met In sdicurnet
ses, Ira on Tuesday and trans.cseA the usuA
county business besides setting With Ireasu:e
neNiu- Tic board Is % be eoograeulAssd %
doing work expedi;iousiy this year.
u. B. EdlemXn. lass eashies q Ne esA C1os>
National Rank. was arrested and >Ahsa - -
aha By . CnteS SsAtss ManAai ~ nEsA II
ne presume. alleged irregularities n ~ aaa
aeeness q the tank'sa6airs un1ss his rsgfos
VII MiscAcn % AsAAy q . ''i,ais buneA q
sueesnes" knes1 - agtfi whtrA assfv~A wel
ue-tay night. n yosae nm q ~ etU 81
snke warning tAaa VI VII ~ a0O1 ~ at
yvtnssne wheH the t:;k nai1en srtas 10 ID
Aelsxh.iul conSiftoa a sUees S1teea- Css1
ye<hh
.ljn. u neassry - 1uss resuDe1 fss0 ilursal
tvaeFe ~ a:ssoai19 ~ s1se)09s q ~ bU1h
ure the Sore paSs q IL W0sA. - ~ ID
!. OIL. Hoover b ooe q tAe sAi1sns Hghas Gu
seasse. And iha. ~. Hanpepe b eotne go
wcyk 10 TIE ko1se. Ne sktaks Weo1ees eeg1s
/. ooeAt n - ryouA a n fppNNeafn4iVQD
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Yea vill ksov hin o. sight-a it,
tie, ississifesaA kssssy coz. With .
sasay es.pl.sies, and hair % the
soee. 6y sooe accident Of birth Of
freak Of nsssrs he vss boea . nan,
aud he imsgises that il sss the re'
suls q his evu soorsDeeA
The follow Who vrsts the shss'
..s: have lived IN Bed Clo.d o x;
ssrsa ~ pestagss9a = slivias -.
|szslsy jlst sessa - - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

The .sdersiesei gill cell 81 Pss'i.
sale as his sssidssss 10 Hieh'ssd
revs.hip, Jsveli Cesss,, Ksa'as'
s.e.7 fssa !. Rasee 10. ssst, ssvsa
-;,.. ,oush AID one east. o. BED C3osd
% rAsrsdsy. Jss. 81. sAs se''ss'sI
vsspessy, se..is: ]hssa d h'''ea
~ q esssla. 1ssDs, Mise DessA'
vYS. WILLIAMS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

IN. p. Jssa, II ~ Nsbsssks Sssss
'Nel;es, ssd Ssseieal fsssissas. s,''
=. !. Red C,ssA. Nss1sy. Jss. sesA,
"A he HsIlssA 0sase-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

New - yea Kew EAss q - RsoaAs
The Liaccls Joursal vasts % ksov
if the state press will kindly give -
much publicity 70 the fact that Lin.
eola kas discovered . 6ne water cap
NV rs has in the pest De..s: oeeu
given 70 The ha;s! Ire mater Prob
len has bsea solved II tAaa city. III
fresh au,d u eves 100 rsplscing sha
brine in . large section 81 The city
Lincoln 10 nos unwilling p let hi
fact be kaova -Ex.
For the life Of -, il 10 The frs
time ve ever heard Of - edito, bein,
able to tell whether water vas fresl
or salty. they drink % little d il
Give the PsePl. seoethise fsssA II,
Joarsel Ias. ~ lsss vaet ~ ~
'vssss jskH ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
Ihe &rd Cloud ghuq.


0sshereA UP b Chief RepeFscss @
AID Abous The City aud County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

SsVUi NSuvSa WuVAS SOVsO ~ USSSo
hundred cases reported. Hosever,
while the scare may be srossdlsss yet
it behooves car people 70 b On their
guard - there nay b cases At any
time, if the Dssvsr report 10 true.
Vaccination ehould be had where evsf
needed a. . preventative,
DR.. p. Jams, Pre- sidest OF the Ne
braska State Medical and Surgical In.
~stitute. does not pretend 70 cure
but claims to have better
success than the general practitioner in
Chronic DIsEAsEs. on account Of
devoting his total time b such dis
eases and the large number be treats.
He has With hin about three thousand
dollars vortA Of instruments 70, ex.
aminations and operations, auone
them . microscope costing in Europe
three hundred and 6fty dollars Con.
sultstisn free and diagnosis .eve,
fails. The doctor viii be At the Hol
land House, Monday, January 18th
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-03-28
HEROIC MAGGIE o'FLYNN.s
A Pataetics storyss6f Irish Life and wo-
s7,S - taaarity.

A Pataletics. Storyaeof Irish Life and wo-
s'.' - tharity.
In a cabin onsa sunny Hillside, over
looking the Bay OF Dublin dwelt a
smiddle-aged brother and sister. The
man was helpless cripple, entirely
dependent upon hts sisters exertions;
and on her death car was sent from the
poor-house to bring him thither for
shelter. The poor wretch chung to the
only home he had ever known, and he
utterly refused TO leave it, crying that
he would die if deprived of his "say
air and shut UP within prison walls. y
His loud lamentations had brought the
priest and some OF the neighbors to his
side, and one Of the latter, Maggie
O'Flynn, felt deep impulse OF pity to-
wards the unfortunate man., She was
"a Single woman of about fffty-five, OF
weather. beaten and certainly not at.
tractive appearance. She acted as herd
on the estate OF a gentleman close by,
to whom her services were invaluable.
.'Hould hard" she said to the poor
house officials; "It's not Maggie
-O'Flynn that I'LL seea poor craytur taken
to the poor-house when she can give him
shelter. It's corner and welcome
in me own cabin Mick Costilloe shall
have. But here his reverence inter-
posed and vowed he would allow no
such scandal in the parish as an un-s
married man and woman sharing the
same dwelling, cripples or no Grip
pies. "Shure, Maggie, you won't go
back on your -word-F' implored poor
Mick. Maggie hesitated moment,
then turning to the priest, said: '1f
there's no other way to save him from
the house, your riverince, I'll marry
him, an sorra a haporth willsany one
be able to say agin it thin" 1t was in
vain that his reverence pointed out the
terrible burden Maggie was taking upon
herself. "It's for the love Of God I'm
marryin' him an not to phase meself,
was the answer she returned; IAN sure,
the Blessed Virgin will niver let me
want for the bite an the sup when she
sees me sharin' it with the craythur
that has naythur. The marriage took
place, and antil.-his death. several
years later, the kind-hearted Maggie
OFlynn carefully tended and supported
the poor helpless cripple in her own
cabin. Pail Mall Gazette.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-03-28
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT..
DOES ANY ONE KNOW AiM9


Out 81 the street. after ringing q ben or two,
Into the housey with . rush and yell or two,
Kitehenwnrd, lured Nv savory smell or two
Dinner inspires him with joy
on goes his hat, with q dexterous fing TO II;
on goes the cat with . mischievous string
Up starts the baby, because he win. sing
Any one know such : bcyf
Up stairs and down stairs, vesyFcyclone .
Deep into mischief whenever alone is he;
Terror OF sistefs-to tease them quito prone
Is he;
Doing his best to annoy,
Grandmother shudders-with shouts he will
brighten her,,
Though quite as often his fond kisses brighten
- cr;-z@-..--z-sg.---=4
Then, ~ sweet coaz!ng okgoodies he u righ.ea
Anyone know such y boyf
Wild with his cornrsdes as any Comanche Is;
Rough Us steer on y far western ranch he Isl
SurclyS OF mischief thes root and the branch
he~is;
Yet there's pure goldin alloyA
render and true at the heart's> core, though
small he Is;
Brave and chfvairic, whatever befall, he ISL
Mother own torment and blessing through all
he Isl
~>.>'ss, Any one know sv-h q boyf
Geo. Cooper, In Golden Days
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-03-28

What Stranger Heard in a Famous
Western Health Resort.
Stranger Can you direct me to the
nayoraa sss7AT
Citizen with Ague-Ho's at home
sick.
..Where is the postmasterr?a
Hes gone away for his health.
"Then where is the marshall" -
at is reported he's dying up at
nome.a
THE bankerP"
..Died Yesterday
The storekeepefp"
.aHasn,t been out OF bed since last
week ls1->iatn
The express agentPn
HE died at the same time the hotel
man and druggist did " 70
- Well, where the ministerpsnn.5s
He went down to preach at few
funerals this morning. and pretty soon
they sent for the doctor to come and see
him. IrecSon he won'tAlast long.
well, hope the doctor Is all Fight y
He was takentedown about an hour
ago, and won't more thu get through
the night.
why, what kind OF place is thispn
Say, is it possible you don't know
that this Is the biggest health resort in
the WestP''-xTime
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-03-28
THE ANAconDA,s BITE.
IT ID Harmless II You Can Pinch the Rep
tile Back of tho Ear.

An anaconda's bite is pvrfectly harm
less if man has the presence of mind
to keep still and pinch ths bitter right
back OF the ear. Then it will open its
Jaws and release its hold. Il is not ven-
omous. But jerk the bitten member
away, and its knife-like testh, which
are set at such an angle. that The points
recede, will tear the flesh out
While in Georgetown, Nd, with. an
oldsfashioned wagon show, we-lets the
snakes out for lark. The moment
they got free the old nature returned
and they ran to the grass. Ons of the
curious sight-seers who was loanging
about parted the weeds with his hands
and peeped in.
As he did so the biggest Of the snakes
caught him by the hand. Putting bis
foot on it (the snake), he jerked bach,
with the result OF scraping all the skin
Off Immediately there was howl from
his friends that he was poisoned, and
about q quart of whisky was poured
intosKin@ Soon stupefied he fell upon
his udCh IL VIC uOb ottilo tuo pCrcpAf-
alton, dirt and blood made his face
a repulsive sight. The cry went forth
TO kill tine bitter, which we had caught
by that time. but had to smuggle away.
They howled loud and long for the
snakes dead carcass. and threatened to
knock the show higher than Gilderoy's
kite If the reptile that bit the mans pro-
boscis was not given up
By this time gang of hoodlums had
gathered who were only too glad 10 lend
hand in the work OF destroying the
show. In fact, they became SO worked
up that they seized one Of the boys con-
nected with the show, whom they held
as hostage. In the mean time the
whisky had done its work, enabling the
bittenlman to get on his marrow-bones
once more. which had the effect of quiz
citing the hoodlums. but II the chap had
succumbed. to the poison. there Is no
doubt they would have lynched the
hostage. One thing you can rely on
they didn't get that snake. IN. X. Ey-
ening Sun.