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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
THE STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
The result of the annual election OF the stock Elk
-. -s. O..nounnnd Yesterday as follows:

The result OF the annual elecuon OIL t"o OWN
change was announced yesterday as follows
nnos,dort watson p. Dickerman treasurer d. e.
HAYS: secretary George W. Ely chairman' Sace
Mitchell: Governing Committee TO serve 1 TOUT ge Nv
F. l.. Games James Weeks, W N. Donal9 poeiIma W.
IIardine G. l. Hudson j. Il. Dumont W. -: Beehn.a ".
~ Tarnender G. Mnzesheimer and T. t. Williams; 70
serve three years-Henry &. Campbell 10 Ser , Wn
YeoroF NJ Tnieriot for trustee OF the GratuiV EtIu
70 serve five years-Wilam Alexander smith t9r mel
terS ~ the Nominating Committee Tor io0--i.. -,
Ciap,, H. G. Oakley, Theodore Wilson, waiter bo"ic
and f. H. Wales. ,.,. ..s
This ticket covered the independent mountainous ah'
Messrs. Donald Hudson, Carpenter, and Ihieroc ue'
feated for the Governing COMMITTEES F. l. AuaiS' H. "
Kretscbmar D. D. Parmly and W. Howard Glider OF tne
regular ticket The votes of the successiu nluepenu
ont governors ranged from 400 for Mr. Donald 10 39l
for Mr.. Carpenter against votes for the successiul
eo,Iar nominees Of from o5s for Mr. Campbell to ooo
for Mr. Mnzeshemer The election OF me lndepenqet
conddaes was the result Of sentiment that they pest
represented the Exchange in protecting us "oAer
service nom possible eXtravagant charges. , -
' The Cioyerning Committee met yesterday ana re,
elected John Hone, IT,, vice president me usna
Committee was appointed TO nominate tile stahdins
committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
nun ,,rp,c,U FLAG rs NOT coy1BABAYD.

The revenue cutter Grant tied up at Pier No B. Eas
Diver few DAYS ago. Her colors were flying but
customs inspector came running down TO the pier ana
ehouted "ship ahoy What is your nationality 7"
The sailors on the cutters deck simply stared at TINS
noe question and one OF them started to go ashore
with bag his back
ono YOU DON'T" shouted the alert inspector as ne
seized the man. "Pm going to search your baggage
before YOU land And he held the sailor and searched
his baggage while the tar hitched his breeche and
crinned The inspector did not find anything OF a
contraband nature in the mans baggage except the
American flag lie did not confiscate IT, however, and
N Is supposed that he eventually found out what was
the nationality Of the cutter. .
The Surveyor has ascertained that inspectors H. NJ.
Welch and John W. Dost on duty near the pier
at the time He wants TO know which was the bunderer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

verdict for the defendant was brought in by the
Jury before Judge OBren In the supreme Court yes
teriay in the suit Of the Panama Railroad Company
against Richard l.. Johnson, the company's former
cashier. The company sued Johnson for $4,000, the
amount which the officers alleged Johnson was short IN
his accounts. Johnson declared that the money was
used the liberty OF one OF the companys en-
ployes, who killed a passenger on the road The Jury
evidently believed Johnsons story
The Berwind- White Coal Mining Company has filed
libel in the United States District Court against the
steamboat Pilgrim to recover $500. 1t is alleged that
on April 10 the Pilgrim raised such swell as to
cause a barge belonging to the Berwnd-White Com
pany strike against a steamship number OF times
and to sink II is declared that 1t cost 500 10 raise
the barge. ,,,,,
The trial of the suit Of Sarah Branagh against Will
lam Z. smith, brought by Of A. T. stewards lrsn
relatives alleged share OF his estate VIII
be begun before Judge Wallace in the United states
Circuit Court this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
SEVENTY FIVE OF THE MrLLERS OFF TO EUROPE.

SEVENTY FIVE OF THE MTLLERS OFF TO EUROPE
The Milers National Association, at its second days
session. Yesterday passed several important resou-
tons and elected officers. ID. r. Sparks introduced
resolution which provided for the establishment OF
millers, tracing bureau. There was long discussion
over this and finally the question was referred TO the
Executive Committee with power to establish the
bureau as soon as practicable the expense OF CONDUCT
ing the bureau being borne by its patrons.
The convention next passed a resolution requesting
Congress- TO take steps compel the carriers OF the
United states to furnish all shippers with UNIFORM
hin of ladng In which the common law haoiiity only
NJ the carrier shall be expressed and to secure inc
CARLY establishment of uniform classification inc
miles and conditions whereof shall be just and reason
able.
The election of officers resulted as follows: fresi-
dent A. r. James, of Buffalo; vice presidents, Henry
l. HALLIDAY of Cairo, Ill. and L. c. Porter, OF W1nona
Wis treasurer S. ii. Seamans, OF MILWAUKEE, ana
secretary. Frank Barry. of MlSaukee. The Executive
COMMITTEES Is as follows william Sanderson. OF NIL
yanITeo: " r. Knicker bocker, OF AlDlon Mlch y. ID
cole of Chester H. A. c. Lorng OF Mlnneapolls' anu
George Urban, jr., OF Buffalo Mr. sahuersoh was
elected chairman. NJ .... ,u.or.oirod n the
In the evening the milers were entertained Ut Vns
.hoatrcs ana at pivate parties given by members Oh
The produce Exchange. To-day a party OF seventy
Gre M the milers will sail for Europe on the steamer
Ee -, SevYork The steamer will salute the Produce
I5Nc,,anee es She sails down the river. M moon
marty of the mlllers will board the steamer Inc
Renublic at Pier No l. North River Tor sail arOuiu
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
EDISONS EXHIBIT At THE FAIR.
WHAT HE PROMISES IN THE WAY OF AN ELEc;
TMCAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC COMBINATION.

WHAT HE PROMISES IN THE WAY OF AN ELEC-
TRIcAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC COMBINATION.
Chicago, May 1o.-Thomas A. Edison arrived here
to-day When asked II he had electric novelty In
store for the Columbian Exposition, he said Well.
have thing in view but the details yet somewhat
hazy My intention is 70 have such happy COM
bination Of photography and electricity that man
sit in his own parlor aid depicted upon .
curtain, the forms Of the players in opera upon
distant stage and TO hear the voices OF the singers
When the system is perfected, which will be In time tor
the Fair, each little muscle OF the singers face VIII
be seen TO work. every color Of his or her attire VIII
be exactly reproduced and the stride and positions
will be natural and vary those OF the Live
characters. To the sporting fraternity will state
that ere long this system can be applied TO prize
fights The whole scene with the noise Of the blows.
talk etc. will be truthfully transferred. Arrange
ments can be made to send views Of the mill By
stock and ticker
Thomas NJ Waller first vice president Of the National
Fair Commission to-day declared the choice OF tho
director general and the foreign affairs committee TO
be the chief of the department Of foreign affairs HIS
headquarters will be in London and he will have
branch bureaus in Paris, Vienna and other large
cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
OPINIONS OF FISH COMMISSIONERS.

The Fisheries Commission at its meeting yesterday
received a petition from along the shores OF Long
Island Sound favonng the devotion OF more attention
to the propagation Of cod weaksh and other
food fish along the coast 1t said that the coast
fisheries were neglected, although they really
more important than the fisheries OF trout black bass
and other gamey" fsh-m word, that sport was put
before utility. The Commission transacted great
deal of routine business and granted eleven lots COW
ering between sixty and seventy acres. in Raritan
Bay for oyster grounds. The next meeting Of the
Commission will be held at Caledonia In June. The
annual meeting Of the American Fisheries Society OF
which Commissioner Blackford is president, will be
missioners will attend 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
THE YOUNG WOMAN SAW GILLESPIE FALL.

AT the trial in General Sessions yesterday Of Frank
A. Mccormack, wfo together with John and Martih
FeeIey, Is charged with numbering Edward Gillespie
at Thirtyeehth-st. and Secondave. on November -
Mamie Mahoney, nineteen years old, an Important
witness foe the prosecution. she was coming homo
from ball on the night Of the murder, and was Alone
her companion having left her account of quarrel
she heard a shot, and four men standing on the
corner under light She recognized all Of them as
acquaintances and saw Gillespie stagger and fall As
She came up she saw Mccormack bend over the
wounded man. and heard him say, " You mustn't die
The Fecleys and Mccormack then went away. lie
trial will 90 on today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
JUDGE LACoMBE GRANTED NONE OF THE WRITs

In the opinions Diminishing the wrts of habeas corpus
In the cases Of the four murderers OF this city, Justice
Harlan of the United states Supreme Court, ntimated
that free of the writ OF habeas corpus had
been made in the Circuit Court Judge f. Henry
Lacombe heard most of the applications for writs. To
Tribune reporter who asked him about Justice Har-
lans criticism, he said
al have not seen the opinion yet, and do not know
lust what Is meant by the phrase Too free of the
writ OF heabeas corpus by the Circuit Court Certainly
this court has not used the writ to any great extent
II refused in each Of the four cases just decided
In reply 10 another question by TIE reporter Judge
IacOmbe went on: As TO your suggestion that the
petition might be taken under advisenent and neither
granted nor refused until the petitioner was hanged
that would certainly be novel practice, and 1t seems
to me not a very courageous One.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13

William Virtue eighteen years old of No. 3S Charl-
ton ST. was arrsgned before Commissioner Shields yes
erday on the charge forging the signature of several
money orders. The youth employed by E. d
F. ~ spon publishers Of books on scientific subjects
at No. IL Cortandtst., as an ofce-boy at ~ week.
The firms mail was sent upstairs in kind OF dumb
waiter and Virtue helped himself 10 some OF the let
tiers while they were being sent 10 the upper floor.
He took money orders from the letters, signed the
FIRMS name to them, and had them cashed. lie Cd
tained al least $40 in this way Postoice Inspector
artshorne made and Mr.. Shields held Virtue
in 81 500 for examination on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
INSPECTOR BIssELLs HEAD DROPS OFF.

Angus Bisseu, relic of the Cleveland Masons
rooms NJ the Custom House, and an inspector on the
special Treasury Agents STAFF received letter rom
Secretary Foster yesterday. informing him that ha
services would not be required after May l5 Bssel
is a cousin of Baby" Bissel Mr. Cleveland's former
law mariner The report that Bssells friends In
Iau,Yao sent kilograms and letters TO Mr. Foster In
Bissell's behalf As inspector ne received "a day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
FURNISHING THE sLAYERs OF CHARLES HEALY.

william Lloyd pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the
second degree General Sessions yesterday and was
sentenced to seven years and six months In state
prison. Lloyd, John Anderson and John Halliday
were Jointly indicted the charge OF killing Charles
Healy Anderson who was found guilty Of man
slaughter in the second degree sentenced to be
imprisoned for nine years and two months yesterday
Halliday. who turned states evidence mas not been
tried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
1AuycH OF DOUBLE SCREW FERRYBoAT.

Newburg. N Y, May IL (speciaD.-About 100
nrominent railroad and steamboat men came nom
New.Yo with their families to-day to witness the
launch of the second Of the double-screw ferry
boats. the Bremen, for the Hoboken Land ana I'M
provement Company, at Thomas Marvel Co.'s yard
The boat ran of the ways smoothly at :o7 O'CLOCK.
A third boat of the same model the Hamburg, IL
we'll Under way in the yard. The Bremen Is IA
feet over all forty feet WIDE and sxty,two feet Over
guards with seventeen feet depth oi hoiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
4 NEW THEOLOGICAL PROFESSOR INSTALLED

Lancaster, PENN May 1o (speciaD.-rhe Rev John
Calvin Bowman was installed onght professor Of
New Testament Exegcss In the Reformed Theological
Seminary The subject OF his inaugural address was
Tho Interpretation OF Scripture Progressive The
new professors work will begin with the opening a
the next seminary term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
THIS LOOKS BAD FOR cARLYLE ". HARRIS.

Professor r. A. witthaus, Of Columbia College, has
finished his chemical analysis Of the stomach oil Helen
Potts the young wife Of Carlyle W. Harris VINO Is
accused Of causing her death by poisoning her' Dis
rIctAtorney De Lancey Nicoll refused yesterday 10
make public the result OF the examination. 1t was
said however, that Hatis's case would come before
the Grand Jury to-day or tomorrow. rms indicate
that the analysis revealed important evidence against
orris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
WHO is TO BE DEPUTY COLLECTOR

There was rumor yesterday that Collector Erhardt
would soon fill the Deputy Collectorship made vacant
by the promotion Of Colonel Henry D. StanwoOt TO the
authorship OF the Custom House. There is said to be
large number Of candidates but the most interesting
report was that Chief Entry Clerk John Quackenbush
might be promoted TO the place. Ex-Judge ouacken-
bush has been in the Custom House since the war ana
s regarded as one OF the ablest men in the service
lie was elected Police Justice In this city before tho
war but has lived in NewJersey for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
A NEGRO LYycHED IN MARYLAND.

Baltimore, May 12.-Asbury Green. colored. sem
fenced to twenyone years in the penitentiary yes
terday, at Centreviilc, Nd, for an assault on MIS-
Howard FOLSOM OF Kent Island February %. 1901.
was taken from the Jail al CentTeville by masked
body Of men this morning, soon after O'Clock, ana
hanged TO the limb of a tree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
GETTING THE Prices OF CLOTHING.

The members Of the United States Senate sub-Com-
mittee on Finance spent The day yesterday in looking
ND the prices on wearing apparel, dress goods ana
erocliery. Hereafter the work in this nciehborhood
Will be done by the bureau - ta>'r. If Which - oil
d. Wright Is the head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
had overoharged Italian immigrants In tho purchase OF
tickets and the society dismissed him.
THE COURTS.


A STEP TOWARD SECURING THE SITE.
Judge Wallace. In the United States Circuit Cour''
yesterday handed down decision overrunng tne
objections Of Ida L. Prior and Patrick j. Room, 10 tne
petition Of the Secretary Of the Treasury TO acquire
title 10 certain lots In the block bounded by Christopher
BARROW Washington and Greenwich sts., where the
new Appraisers stores to be built. Ida H. fior
and Room are owners of some Of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13

THE LILLIAN sOcIETY'S AGENT DISCHARGED
Guispi vlcarro. who represented the italian Society
at the Barge Office has been discharged. Professor
oldrn ule agent Of the society, found that ViearEo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13

The complete analysis OF each water Is on the BOTTLE ana
the waters are guaranteed TO agree with these analyses
40 no an FIRST AVENUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
RS ARRESTED Ar W4LLA WALLA.

MORE SOLDIERS ARRESTED Ar W4LLA WALLA.
walla walla. Wash, May l2.-Eght more soldiers
were arrested by the military authorities last night for
completely in the lynchng Of Hunt ibis makes ok.
teen now In custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13

PLAIN RFFRRvRSCENT WATERS.
Carbonic and Club Soda. 2
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
To California. Oregon. W ssh-
ingtoa and ether Nssi'f"
points--In Pullman q oionts,.
sleeper. Via. the = MON va

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ruh.t~ ss.fs Wsss - a eufzfgFfstss a&s
=. ,s sams tine A. If~3" -
travelling ass ssd pa 80 -'s.fss-f~f -
p Irosu a. Fz.-aa CotorH -"
e.
49, ~s- 49, 'a-r savi o4- ss st-
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atis~g - 49, 81 frst i'1
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ars. a. - ~z@ FzI Ess
A.ss-- 9 $50 - $3.50 ~
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r.. n-sas 80 ks@sns t4fg ed 80
graa~a-5 90 ForaI4
p. tsss ,z-z thesr 80 Z
49, 80 - sa f-z1s
g.. -zaz t~tsssa 'oz hsr'
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80 e.. fsE8Y. aEE 49,
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PsEzra s-vsK 60 fee
p msss~r @-~t.us f 49, 49, ~
territories sAsv@ss $3.50 - Ae~
$1,000 - - rgs~sf $3.50 - FN&'
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
When she Was . Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung % Castoria.

Cronc, Ranney and Hunter are hap
py boys and are feeling good over
their election, THE CHEF extends
its congratulations. Let's all shake.
Here's our hand,T
After years Of experience We make
the intelligent care Of the dead a
speciality, and are prepared to attend
all calls in the city or county,. V.
Taylor, funeral director.
We are not in a position to know
whether there has been any infraction
Of the Australian ballot law or not in
this county, bu, if there has. we can
not divine shy a nan should not use
his right to contest As well here as else
where. Ignorance Of law can not safe-
IL be used a. a cover for ones acts.
Sister Hannah hiss been interesting
herself in the last few days with .
project that can not bu' be beneficial
to Red Cloud, il she is successful, and
that is the establishment Of a canning
factory owned and controlled by the
ladies of Red Cloud. TmE CHEr
has always been and is today in favor
T any enterprise that will build Red
Cloud. and why not it be jus; as we'll
by the efforts Of the %centler sex as Of
the opposite. The company Is
owned and controlled by ladies OF
national reputc, and We hope that a
branch house can be established In
this city. We hope 1t will be done
kv all mana
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
CONDEM NED.
Ammonia Baking Powder Must Co.

Bills have been introduced in the New York, Illinois
and Minnesota Legislatures compelling the manufacturer
of such baking powders to brand on the label in bold type
this powder Contains ammonia" Physicians and chem.
lists condemn the use of ammonia in baking powders asa
crime. Its constant use no matter how small the quantity
deranges the stomach. ncusralizing the gastric juice and
DESTROYING the complexion. 1t is the small quantities taken
every meal that do the mischief.
It is gratifying to know there are pure baking powders
to be had on the market and at no greater cost to the
consumer than some of these socalled absolutely pure
ammonia powders
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powdes. the standard pure
cream of tartar powder for forty years Free from the faint
of either ammonia or alum None so pure-None so whole
some.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder IS r-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia.
Alum, or any other adulterant- In fact. the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques
toned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

Notice j.. hereby given that ~dl
examine al! persons sho nay dssrs
10 offer theu.elve. =. candidate. or
teachers oftbe pabhe schools - 'his
county. at Red Cloud os the ,Lifd
Saturday q each month
Special e~ramtoatios' vfll b. hold
on The Friday preceding The IS at
urday q each moth
The .,spi,nG% required i'r q asa
81 grade ~csruhcatss .. the 'sm' ."
grade t.los 80 PER c'rt avsfsr~ '
rer cent for hfst grade ~ccfuacste-
o grade hs.1s 80 per rsu; sssfaEs
80 rer cent "a 81 i..nrbf. sd
by las
II VI iIrvFrE fsraty -l;t
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
Rucklcu'. NrutSrn ~aIsr

The Beat s,ive IN the world Zoe cuts,
BRUISES. Sorvs, Ulcers. SALT khsum- is'rr
Sore. letter. ChsPp-d hands, 'hhblAins,
Corn, and all other shin frupu"ns.
and positively cares Piie-, or "a" pap 80
guirrd. 4, l. guaranteed - save perfect
satisfaction az money refunded. ftioe -
cents per boz FOR sale ~ l. IL DS!" .
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
California farm s'rodusts.

CIT - Production. Net pr"tta glrea
by a thousand farmers Ma hundred
- questions answered about California
sen, fres on ~Apploauln - y PiFifJrs &
90. lpl Clark Street Chicago IItufss
or -. Wa-hlus ton St""i. is~bu. Mas
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
NtIc.' Nerve and silver rnis

Ao; on = us~ principle regulating uS
liver. stomach aud bo~v!s throash t'c
nerve \ nS~ ~dlsc"ySry hf N3ss
p.ls speedily cure blousnr-s tad ,a-iS.
torpid liver, PiiSs. con-tiraii"n IN
elualed foF men, ~"mru. children sc all
ct midr-t. .ufcstf IN do>sr. sos
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
Straw herr Plants for sale.

Iou can get strawberry plants the
first Of september which vii grow
hcrric, next season. fTtcc, - cents
per loo or -. Per ] goo
l. II IL -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
ChicT0, Rock Island & Pacific RI,

u. ts-us Bs.is j. 49, fs@ tals tlss .~s-.
F~-ta. - sails " ga tas& a tt+eH
lzsss~F Na-sf@ 'Hras- fRA 80
~ 49, "a .sr~H s@f4- HrEaa - s@as4
H--s IN iuW = Naa~~ss - e. fs-i t- Ms
Sl~tIA Nsat-s sa1 ez@s lss ta taNHih.
tsn-sa@ % J~4a - f.aass tfs - Nt 81
u~ash. Lssssa. IsFs~sf go Nt@~ ae AHHRsshs
Across. t@asu-assA Hsfaa TF-ts ns -
NAAIt~. bsahvasr attrar t-as- ttf '.-s So
EANEss Aas-aa D, sees aat u= b. fsHftN
TfEhIgEbf f-arF- sssa H-' ss r-s+t~
b. NptsEsf-s Tsss-F~s So sasas fta fss~sss
rHA s.ssas ianAs srsl-s tas f-a - 81 1850
ss~ss.as4.tta e. 81 H-=s ss rs $50 - 80
H-ftb-ss sat stH~ees 81 ss sf 81 -
fsaas .r aa-a as. fa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
Tor sale ar Trade.

\ choice farm e loo acre, nudes
from town. good frame house. - Asf,s
IN cultivation al u.iallc t4t st"a;
Ia acres TIMBER. hay term, GO ~sl
trade fcf stock. Il J MIN.
Ri t.sud \,tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
For S0lC ar Trade

\ fine 50 scre farm My Nv, uiles
from this ely. nca'ly all ill bic.
Easy terms. ar viii trad. for I ek.
u. j. MYERS. Il i C-ud. Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
Taken Up.
To when it may concern:

To when it may concern:
Notice is hereby given tlat the
undersigned has taken up on his prem.
Uses, on the southwest quarter OF sec.
81, town >, range IL, west, three head
of calves described as follows to-wit.
One heifer calf. black with white
spots. one heifer calf white with black
spots, one spotted bull calf. Those
Interested will take notice that il
stock Is not claimed and expenses
paid l shall proceed according to law.
*#lo-5t ". J. COZAD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

Hu>bans too often Permit wives. and
parents their children 20 suffer from head
ache. dizziness, neuralgia. slice plessne.s
fits. nervousness wh-n by the use OF DR..
Miles, Restorative Nervins such serious
results could easily be prevented. Drug
gisfs everywhere say 1t gives universal SAT
isfae'ion, and has an immense .sie.
Soodvorth L 80, of Fort Wsyn. Ind.
Snow 4 CO.. Of Syracuse. " Y: J. 4. Wolf.
Hiilsdaie. Mich: and hundreds Of other.
say lit Is the greatest seller they ever
knew. Ii contains no opiafes. Trial
bottles and fine book an Nervess Dis
Eases, free as Z. l. Cotfings- 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
Barb Wire.

n. M",hart "a just received a car
load It barb wire aud Will sill il
cheap. Come ri ht along.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
special Notice.

| am now prepared T. make farm
loan, a, reasonable rate g interest
option payment, Il desired and ed
loan, renewed. II Il SrNNp.Ib
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
Oyster supper.

The ladies Of Grace church will give
an oyster supper, at the home OF Miss
Mollie Ferris. icy week. Thursday,
november l., from q to 9 o'clock. AL
are invited.