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rrobaalc NOa1ec.
State Of Nebraska.
Webster county.
Notice IL hereby given In NIL persons having
claims aud demands against Wares 6 Kent.
late nj Webster county decreased, that the time
nxed for filing claims against aid estate O-Nx
us0nshs from the ist dAy of January. loo. All
rersons are required 10 present. their elaifas
with thu vouchers 70 the cyauty judge Of szii
county as his once therein on % before the 9Th
day oil Iuly. leI, and Ill claims 20 aiei viii BE-
hard before the said judge nm the sth day II
July. 1891. as 70 e'ciOek In the forenoon Dssssi
this N day Of DecembeF. isD.
arD u. r. T8rxkKY. County Judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-12

sold bvL. 81. Dsyo Druggist Red G. ODD
WxRE HERK-Ihe owpssp Of Il e
horses. which vere stolen the other
day neal Cavker City, Kansas, AID
sold to Geo. ". Lindsey. at suction
on our streets last Saturday were in
Red Cloud after the team and pri.ou-
ers. The name Of the owner. Of the
horses vas klaas Ksiper. ssd be
vas aces.panied by Ben Kuikes, J.
p. aud Constable Wslbsrt, asd Mr..
Albert Boeskool- They took The
prisosens. and herses hack 70 Kansas
Wednesday. Tie psisosess gave
their nanes - Kiper, ard usss eoas-
In a the Dan fsoa uhso thev I'D
stoles he Aosse& 1Aey vim b Jail
q ct Naskate asd Psobakly win 60
over The road Ter . tern q yeass 10
The Kansas pen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-12
Catarrh

re- . blood disease. untjl the poieoo =
/ expelled from the systeo. thsss ean
b NO cure ior tl,is lcoshsome cd
dangerous majady. Therefore. ths oaly
effective treatment b . thorough coufoo
Of Ayers oarssparillA the best q N
blood purifiers. The soone yoa begin
tho better ; delay h dangerous.
81 was troubled with cstaxTh for oyes
two years. / tried vaSioos reDed3ee,
and ~ treated BY . Number q p6yee
clans, bat received no benefit until /
began to take Ayers Sarsapaxilla. A
few bottles Of this medicine cured me- q
this troublesome complaint a1d %.
pletely restored my health. "-Jesoe j.
Boggs, Holman's Mills, n. G.
"Whcn Ayers 6arsapahlla was REQ.
commended TO mo for cataTTh. I va in
clined to doubt its efficacy. Having
tried so many remedies, with little ben.
eft, / had no faith that anything Would
cure me. l became emaciated from los
Of appetite and impaired digestion.
had nearly lost the q Of smell.
my system wa badly deranged. 1wac
about discouraged, when . friend urged
me 70 try Ayers Sarsaparilla, and re-
fcrred me to persons whom Il had cured
Of cafarrh. After taking half . dozen
bottles Of this medicine, ! am convinced
that the only sure way Of treating this
obstinate disease il through the blood"
Charles H. MalOney, lis River st.
Lowell, Mass.
Ayers Sarsapari|a,
Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co, Lowell. Mase.
rriee o.; six beetles. .. westk o. beesSe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-12
j. @. Butler
has moved three
nearer h
state of Kansas.
4 STOVES
In IN mARhAP1s

10 70 MOf00tt6.
He has the finest line Of stoves
ever eeen in the city. He has The
celebrated Garland cook aud heaters.
aud . full line Of others equally ~
good. Hardware at the very lowest
figures for cash. DO not buy stoves
or hardware until you see me. Opera
house block. Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-12
At BOTTOM Prices

1t has been our aim IN the last seven years
that we have done business in Red Cloud 10
sell goods for the least possible profit, to make
a fair return for our investment. This, all
fair minded people will concede.
All our goods are guaranteed as represent
ed, and if you find them otherwise brig them
back before being soiled andwc will cheerfully
return your money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-12
When Baby was sick. Ne gave ~ Cas1osh.
When she Vas . Child, she cried for Cnssoria.
When she became Mia. she chung - Caseoeia-
When she bad 1ildren, she gave them CaseorA

Itch, mango, and scratches o. human or
animals cured in thirty minutes By Wool
foed's sanitary Lotion. This never fails
sold bYL. 81. DsYo druggist Red c. oud
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-12
CHIEF.
Friday, Dec. H., .
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Entered at tire rOet Ofice in Red Cloud. Neb.
as mail matter OF the second class
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-12

D. n. ErrIcs. PI..ntie !. A,,or,<y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

the First African Church. arrived, u n@r
short time later the bridal par, of .Jus-
the court. The spectators con-'s. several
lice Crulhnold, Sergeant Ih9'n ~ renorter.
colorcd women and men. ana w, ,ho narsotl.
The license was handed 10 ~" ,bere H
and the couple walked over 20 "n' win
was standing. he at once pesan, c ",,"
rapid talking. 10 deliver the mai',H W. bo
money Of the Episcopal Church, ho "n nrnom ne
lad put the usual question 70 tne I .,,eIn'
u '''~ m,,sored ont something uninieliisipie'
.tybst Won say Z" said Parson HOMES.
81 said all right replied scott.
u..Yon mustn't say all right you mus say
~ viii. said Scott. and the ceremony
,,roroeiei without further hitch When the
mi ,vas reached. scott began walking
away awe from his bride, but Justice Crutch-
feld sfonpcd bin and made him Kiss her
me- counlo was then kissed IN turn 10y the
motbor.in.law. and they len the court APP
narenfly happy and contented. When last
.eon scott had Mary's arm. and they were
,slking up Mayo street. and following IN
their train was the usual rabDle Of the 10
lice Court corner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
The BALL GAME.
Excellent showing for the Boys with
white stockings.

" Iiif NiN'hih~7s
As soon as the first inning ended yesier-
dav afternoon. 10 was a settled fact that the
Iicbmonds would win, they scoring nine
runs alone. About six hundred people
vara present tO witness the last game OF
fh. Rirhm0nds with the kensingtOns, and,
although they were somewhat disappointed
fhef they dad NOT see "a close game. still the
crowd were friends of ihe home team, and
clad tO see such exhibition of good ball
nnyiur. The team is getting more In trim
every dag. aud have men who Will make
records before the season ends.
By smiths work as e. batter, yesterday ,
be making three home runs. and his work
saturday. Foster Will have 60 yield the palm
90 him in that line. although Foster vet re-
mains one of the hlttors of the team. Har-
rs also did excellent work with the stick
Yesterday. and bis coaching adds much 20
the amusement of the spectators and helps
fhe Richm0uds t0 score their runs. lie ls
also au excellent second ba-eman. and is
one of the men who Will make the record.
Ouaries pitched "a beautiful game. Be-
tween him and Kelly 10 is hard tO decide
which sends the sphere better but as botn
are good players. they should divide nonofs.
Brooks. the new catcher. showed mp excel
lent he makes "a beautiful throw To the
nf'IIIIU NNN INlNn ffNNliN' NN 'N"Af NNNf
The Hichm0nd-' fehers had somewhat
am easy time of d.. the kens not being able
to .ct tine ball 20 the out field. The trouble
with the visitors was their pitcher, llOllord.
rhi. is the first game Doe has pitched this
season. and threw terribly wild and with
bad effect for bis own club. lie did not get
down 90 10 as McAulile did Saturday. and
as consequence was batted all over The
field. lie showed he could pitch ball.
though, but had not as get had enough
practice. tn the iinh inning N0gt, catch
er. was put loo the box, and did better
than ll0ll0Il. but the game was then
lost t0 the visitors, and they We're
ratified sufficiently tO do very little. Key
n0lds. who caught both pitchers, was the
hardest worked man ON the ground. lie did
phenomenal work in catching HOilord's
wild balls. and also did good service when
N0gt began sending them in. The visitors
showed throughout they needed nothing but
practice. and they would play excellent
ball. They know how to play, and can DE-
depended 0u t0 DO good work. but as they
have only PLAYED these two games this sea-
som. nothing more than such playing as
they have done could Dee expected. Follow
ing is the score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

a dispatch received at THE TINES Office
ast night announced The death 90 West
Point, on sunday evening last. % Hon.
james W. Jeflries, judge Of The Ninth jud =
cial circuit. Tie was the oldest judge in
Virginia, and bad been in ill health ior some
time. Contrary tO the advice OF Dol, friends.
he started out on the lst instant t0 attend
70 his judicial duties Do his circuit When
be arrived at lappahlnnock. EsseN county,
he was SD feeble that he was sent back by
his friends 90 West Point. reaching there
sunday morning. llcdiod 0n the evening oi
the same day.
Judge Jehric- bias many friends and rola-
tlyos In Richmond who VIII. 300 doubt. ai-
tend his funeral this afternoon. The funeral
train leaves for West Point from Che y 0rh
River depot at $50 this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
GONE CRAZY THROUGH JEALOUSY.
Harboring Feelings OF Hatred Toward an
EIegant Gentleman.

A little over three weeks ago a gentleman
came 20 this city bringing with him "A char
acter that was thoroughly clean aud spot
less, and from the moment a special re-
porter Interviewed him, conclusions were
arrived from his argument and determine
ton that his small margin system would
certainly create excitement.
Not alone does ii create talk, but It has
created jealousy among few chronic faul-
finders. which Is not al all right. II q man
sees fii 10 sell Dunlap-Style Of Hats for SZ..j
worth s., or SUIT of Clothes worth %
for 1915. and Prince Charles Dress suit
worth SIS for $3.50. which this merchant
does do, in order to make himself known 10
the people OF Richmond and surroundings,
being satisfied with small profits, he has
perfect right 10 do so, and these hlgh-prlce
dealers should not harbor feelings Of hatred
against him on that account.
The proprietor OF this massive clothing IN
stituti0n Is Mr.. Louis fellheimer, who has
named his establishment ;. q. T. [. Hall,
meaning (>trictly One-Price tlOthler), or
Strictly One-Price Clothing Hall, ON account
OF being determined 10 carry out the one
Price system 10 perfection.
We are authorized TO state that street-car
fare will be paid To people faNoring this de-
serving ClOthier with their patronage.
kindly remember corner Of Broad and Third
streets, and the number Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Sunday was great day az the Third
street C0l0red Methodist Church. 10 was
Easter and the pulpit platform was elab-
oraiely and tastetully dressed with flowers.
IL il doubtful il any church in the city
made q better appearance from the foral
point Of view. And suspended under the
galleries were cages containing sweet sing
ing birds-mOcking birds and canaries.
The choir at this church is noted for its
good singing, but the ieathered songsters
attracted more attention $erhaps than
the choir. The birds seemed 10 rejoice in
the morning, but at the night service enc OF
them made such a flutter that 1t had 10 be
carried out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

WAuL-Ou Monday hDI Ifh. ZOO 2.3U
p. 81. GEORGE lINNDND WADE. son o'
George Wand Nay a. Wade; aged aIk and
t h'lf years.
Funeral VIII take n'Hc. lf1m The residence
of hls parents $50. IllD fa.f FmukIIl.
TUESDAY, April etl. nt O'Clock. Friends
are invited.
"lhis lovely bud. so young $50 m.r.
Called h.nc. hF early doom.
Just came tO SHOW l0W sweet "a flower
luulmllso could bloom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
MELTING OF oocToas.


AaHIINIs
The second annual m..lugof ihe Society
of Alumni ol lle Medical College Virgin
ia was l.ll asl might at Cine college. Ar
inter sting ani LENGTHY address was dcliy.
cred bY ur. O.. D.. lrgck. at tle c0ncl
sion 0i ulicha meeting of The Alumni Az
ISOLATION N.5 lell. lr. John +. Newton.
ol lAe Monumental Episcopal Church. pre-
sided, and Dr. N.l. Mercer, the secretary
OF the alumni. acted ir Poi, official capacity.
The following officers for fhe ensuing year
were elected: Dr. &. j. N. Brock. pre-i-
dent; Dr. ~. W.parkef. first yicc-plcsidoui.
Dr. ". e.. Barker. OF Petersburg. second
ylcC-presideni. Dr. a. vs.. Black. third vice.
president. and nr. Is. NJ. pulliam. fourth
Nicc-lresideni lr. N. T.. Mercer was re-
elected treasurer and Dr. T.. Mccarthy Sec
Rotary. dr.. rs. ~. Parker was chosen
alumni orator
Ar. T.. D.. >ualion offered q resolution
providing that q committee of ilc Dee ap-
pointed lO petition the cts Council 90 es-
tiDll.h and maintain "a hospital in the city
for Che protection and proper care Of the
sick and afflicted. The resolution was
adopted, and tAe following appointed 0n the
committee: Drs. -trIft0n. Cullen. Open
himer klddcil and pshur.
,fDr j.. n. jpshur called attention Of the
Numni 90 the death OF DIR. j. O.. SHELTON.
which hau occurred since the last meeting
OK the body, and made a brief eul0gistic adj
dress and spoke ln high terms of bis worth
as a physician. the following were ap-
pointed memorial committee: prs.
i0mpkins and Barrett. A number of new
members were received into the Alumni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
MARRIED IN COURT.


Ceremony.
Thomas Scott (coloredl was before the
Police Court yesterday morning, charged
with trhing with the affections Of Mary
Jones, also coiored. Marys mother APP
peared as "a witness. and stated that hel
daughter had been keeping company with
Tom for some time; that % was case Of
love, and that she knew Tom would act
squarciy in the matter.
ON being questioned. Scott replied he was
perfectly willing 10 marry Mary, but AT
present he didn't have a cent.
Justice Cmtchheld: "Well. y0u are ..
nice bridegroom, without dollar 10 pas
the parsOn on for license"
The motherin-aw-elect at this point ssk-
ed how much would II cost for both neces-
stiles.
1.-TWO dollars will be- enough" replied
the Justice-"one for the parson ami one
for the license.n
She produced the required money, and
scott was seat with an officer to se' a H.
cense. Mary and her mother lelt Tor the
parNOn.
AT halfpast the Rev. W. IL. Isolmes, o.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08


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local. schooner d. d. hilton. savannah. ..
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

The district passenger agents, OF the
Richmond and Dan,ille system, met yes
tcrday in the Office Of Mr.. Sol. Haas and
discussed rates, etc. After their business
is through in this city, they will attend a
meeting in New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

GEED SWEET POTATOES.

our stocks are grown lea Che BEES. section @.
Hanover county, noted for producing ihe
finest sweet potatoes in the world. All Naf.e-
ties 40 lowest market prices
a. W. WOOD a. SON. sseismen.
NOS and 40 south Fourteenth street.
ap6.3tdNW Nlcnmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

THE CONCERN OF HOWELL *
4 MACON. MANDf ArtINEN~ uf
SPRING 49, p- 0nd BEDDING, and lpllOl--
IEElNG. sos Broad street. IA tIis day dis
solved Ml. q. B. Howell, senior member.
having purchased entire Interest, assumes
AN obligations OF the firm. aud to him ala ace
counts due the same must De paid.
&. B. HOWELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
met Yesterday evening, and decided 10 au-
thorize the City Engineer 90 advertise and
arrange for securing oak lumber solely. 10
be used for all the interior work ia the new
City Hal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Commencing Wednesday April 9Ih 200
Mayo's sales rooms. - Smith street. each
day at DOB a. N. and b j.. ~. from tno wolfe
known Taunton Silver Plate Company. a
choice stock of rich. elegant and unique
silver ware Marble clocks. bronzes. gold
and silyo.-haniied umbrellas. lamps, opera
glasses lnd Rogers (cc.cbmtcdl table cute
tlery Mr.. Hail viii Dee glad % see bis Old
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

assemhlaee gathered 90 81. Peters Cattle.
dral 90 witness tAe marriage Of Miss Maggie
T.. Campbell % Mr.. William j. Barrett.
The ceremony was performed by Father J.
friOii. and. after tle ceremony. the happy
couple lcit on the morning train for Balti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

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el'n i.' ,,ot,irino oriv thot tb.v IA.
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-phaNi' aNi zee, "ls 30 ',,.,. o., fIe t,ra-
/ N'tNon Oh lnht 'fil' .i ~. irInfious To- the
! prevention iN % ili'l,'' .'il..ra of our sister
CONE i,., th..f couid ne devised.
i'' ''''''' i.,t .,.r. ,filIf.f,. is whether tni.
.... IT, Within fnr ccenil nes Of thia f'nii r
...l ..,f only fofh.ls inr sale here before
ti'. '.,. I'D fre.U n.rl veal and mutton
I Pr. ti.f.,f.f ifl other STATES. but fuTults them
T . i.'.l,.. altered fDf sale until after The ln-
/ tr.cfi0u is bad aud paid for IL attaches me
I it f..,.re ttf.cnr,.sufurle witnfnc gem
I ,.,,.l.,.rf, fffnD STATE. ana while lf Dis yef
IT,. ,.I ...,l.,ll..f.. between tine states.
-.i f.oiIirr. Ifs InsrrcIIou and suhit cts DO to
/ fIa msutcfou ch8rn. while il remains nis-
fifriIt ID commodity nI Iul ef--lIfe commerce.
I fu fI.i. ro.n..f SUCH u i1W is tmulailrIlIN
condemned ly Chief Justice Nar-nHh ln
p itt ord IS. MuIllHNN boz Iuc language hiiNiuf
uu0.eI. For flis reason. N lnelc Wcic 20
ofl..f This CONT may take cuguIIaucc ui inr
....
{ Doing SO. the urei enquiry DIS. whether This
7 jaw was necessary io iHr public Nthiin Hiii
safety. THIS i. nNi hrr'li'u nt iN. "'t '''' 70
and DO us boo nO MHl shown alunu- 1919 iN'
contrary 10 uHlfnrOf common Know icdtf,
THAT though dried. nncl uud cooked meats
I rauy trl. Ie on fIO market contract tl fncule
oil rri.lu OF decay not detachable hN CONE
.uu..f-. Nff. flHf 800 siI meats. Nucn unrNnuhf
reveal Ite fact ODD N Uauufr-u obvious 20 tAc
seus0e. lnHi purchasers Hre seldom ii ever
deceive as ID lhc lacf. THE fnlr exception
/ ih0nah raw u.ri. is DOB some INSANE. n0to-
fUu.lvdnnerf.u. from fn insect invisible fn
fHe mixed rte. Ycl the Virginia Jaw fails io
/ '..i'.i'.N' '''i.f 500 "''' l..f.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
FUTURE GAMES.

o. is not definitely settled yet. but it is
probable that tle Biitlmores Will play the
Richmouds Wednesday and Thursday. IL
this D.. done. DO Wlil Doe one of the prettie-t
fehis Richmond viii ever witness in the
baseball Iine.
The aclm0nl- play the Patterson n. JJ
Club Friday and saturday. This is said Co
De % very strong team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

OFFICE ur
TuL AflINAntE lAIEU OANfl Cor
RICHMOND. Va. Magcn 3D.. 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stOckhoidcr, OF this compar Niil lt he.i
IID Office of Nct,Is. ANEAluNi IS N"i.-
IRIS. Richmond. Va, uu thu H~nAl, ANN'H
lOlI. 1890. at o'clock ~
JAMES g. EiLfli-NNi
mh2S-id Secretary aul Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
EASTER MONDAY.

Yesterday was like summer, and hum
dreds of people took holiday fiom business
tO go fishing or uicnciug. The public
schools were closed. and many oi the lact0-
rics and other large establishments The
street cars did tremendous business.
Reservoir Park and fAe neishbCrng country
were filled with people. and there was
music at SWlichlack Park. The Seven
Pines road carried q crowd 10 thc
old battle-helds On an excursion, and las
night the Italian Beneficial Society gave "a
ball 40 Monticello Han. All day the river
was dotted with small craft and the bank
lined with festive fishers. and many Of the
scaly tribe lost their freedom. Those who
did not catch any stopped at "a fish stand and
bought a bunch % carry home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Having disposed ot my entire interest In
aboyc-mcutIOn ed business, can confidently
recommend ms friends 20 Mr.. e.. b. Howell,
who continues business. Tor honest goods and
careful ana prompt attention 10 an oldors
ntrusted 10 him.
l.. :. MACON. JR.
peNotirg my entire time 10 the Bedding
and Ihoisteflns bus ness, feel that 1 can
make q TO toe Interest ol all needing such
goods and work. 20 give me a. call or send iu
tncir ORDER, W hicl VIII always have prompt
attentii n. Win sincere eFatitulc Tor Il lilo
ertl patronage a. our concern, and hoping
Tor growth uisume 10 myself
Respectfully,
ap silt C.B. HOWELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

The following was adopted: Whereas. the
contract with the Richmond Schuyler Light
and Power Company Will expire in Sep
TENDER next. and whereas 10 is an admitted
fact that the city should own 10 own electric
plant; therefore, Dee 30
Resolved. That the Committee ON Electric
Lieht and the City Engineer Doe directed io
report tO the Council tine estimated cost 0l
am electric plant of sufficient capacity t0
light the city and furnish t0 private cone
sumers the amount OF electricity which may
Doe desired. They shall at the same time ne
port the amount paid Tor electric lights ou
our streets. and also the cost of gas used i0r
the same Uurun-p.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
1I2I3I4I5I6I7lsl Total
I 2.a..a.l5a. fl5 'ol2ldlSlSI q q

Home rms-Smltn, 3. Ihree-Dase bits
Smith. IWO-Ul.e hif~-UHOufke, NOsf.
struck Out-By QWIies, %. Dv hoiioid. 3, Dy
hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

1ir. Burke offered an amendment 90 the
ordinance concerning the detail of members
OF the police force for sanitary purposes. BOZ
us 90 do away with the present system.
Referred tO the Committee ON Ordinance.
Mr.. Peasants offered q resolution ape
pointing a committee 90 act boo conjunction
with the City Engineer I'M recommending "a
design for fire escapes. 90 De erected 300 cone
iOrmity with the Act of Assembly recently
passed ON the subject. 10 was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

In the case OF Bowman W. Railway Co.
already cited, the supreme Court said: "A
state cannot impose taxes upon property im-
ported into this state from abroad or nom
another state aud not yet become a part OF
the com nOn mass of property therein. an
no discrimination can Toe made by any such
regulations adversely TO the persons or prop
erfy OF other Statc.i ana no regulations can
be- made directly affecting interstate COM
mefce.'
In Nailing W.. Michigan, 1lO {. s.. 4f0. the
supreme Court said "A tax imposed hy "a
statute ola STATE upon an occupation which
necessarily discrlminafes against the lutfo-
ductlOn and sale Of The products Of another
STATE or against citizens OF another State, Is
repugnant 10 the Constitution OF the United
States"
IL would be quite impracilcaDle on The
present occasion 10 consider all The decisions
which The supreme Court has rendered ON
fhr general subject OF conflicts between state
ana Federal laws; ana 10 discriminate be
tween those decisions. Ia which II h's pro-
n1unefd ktate laws unc0nsfitutiOnaiNa and
VOID. sud those la which Il has held ticN 10
bs valid. From the GecisioDs mentiCne0&2