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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13
THE TRADE " CHICAGO.

Chicago Anrl II lSpeciaD. There was some
hesitation in wheat at the opening dip OF
oh,u, r. cents from Monday night: but the
close WAS . cents over the opening and IN cents
over Monday. The strength was in May md
Julv the July showing the best advance. the
Septcmber and the December tagging. May
opencd at 81 Ni and closed At 81 %. Letter had
May Tor sale at 81 o. July opened al S3is cents.
sold between S3i2 cents and S'as cents.
and closed at S5a. cents. The septem-
bcr and December gained only y cent.
The bear announcements were few. The market
M the opening felt for the moment the Monday
night Government report making the condition
Sc cents Liverpool cables came fraction
lower but recovered before the close. The
worlds visible Increased I.i7C.oo0 bushels.
against n decrease last year ~ over 10000
bushels Liverpool warehouse stocks 1.S37,0O0
bushels showed increase for the week OF
IS7 600 bushels Liverpool wheat receipts for
six days. 1ll2O00 bushels a good deal
over the requirements The weather on the coast
WAS stlll hot and dry Liverpool and Paris
feeling the Pacific Coast condition. Broomhall
cable said Liverpool had a cable from San Fran
cisco saying there would be more exports for
the next fifteen months. The same Liverpool! cable
reported the French milling demand enormous.
and said that the Continent within week had
taken wheat cargoes aggreGating 100000 bush
els. There was a little Increase on passage. $780,
600 bushels. Northwestern car lots were about
n third OF last year's 1S1 cars. compared with
5O4. Primary receipts 251 900 bushels.
against SOL 900 bushels. The addition TO the
contract stocks here was 106 900 bushels Liver
pool closed with Its early decline recovered.
Paris showed advance st. Louis was the
best buyer here. covering almost a million bush
els OF wheat through one house Local shorts
followed the st. Louis example. Low grade
wheat here is scarce. New-York reported export
sales as high az 81 loads The July price closed
considerably over calls The point Is going the
rounds here that there is to be a sharp rally
in May and July prices.
Corn inclined 20 be easy on fine weather
and rather slow cash demand. II was helped
just at the close by the wheat strength The
last corn prices were * cent over Monday. Nav
opened at 29as. sold between 209s and 20N cents
and closed at Don cents The CARROTS were 1871
with 155 estimated for Wednesday Bradstreet
reported decrease east OF the Rockies of 3
G47 900 bushels. Gables closed Nd. higher Sea
board clearanccs were $4,000 bushels There
was big speculative trade, but an entirely local
one Holders sold early: shorts did considerable
covering There was ideal weather west for
farm work. New-York reported thir,y-five loads
for export
Fine weather and predictions OF enlarged
area kept the distant futures Of oats rather
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DOMESTIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing. Lie discount; selling 1-l6 premium. New
Orleans-Commercial 81 discount: bank. par.
Charleston-Buying. par; selling. u premium
San Francisco-Sight 15c; telegraph, 17hc.
Boston-5910c discount Chicago-40c discount.
Cincinnati-Over counter. par: between banks.
5Oc discount St Louis-55c discount
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanges.
1921 1874 461. balances. Sc, G62. 300 Boston-Ex-
changes. S16S78 7O5; balances. $1.17S079 Chi
cago-Exchanges S1S.251 40: balances. $2.431.-
0j2. Observation-Disclosures. S13 OO1 12I: bal
ances. 81. $50 40 nges. 50 56S-
91S balances. 1864 S6A
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT-The
weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows the following changes as compared
with the previous account Cash on hand de-
creased 17.440.000 marks: Treasury notes de-
creased $4,000 marks; other securities de-
creased 26SG0.OO0 marks: notes in circulation
decreased 672S0.OOO marks
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-Cail rates in
London. ~ per cent Open market discount
rate for short and long bills. 81 per cent. Berlin
discount rate per cent: Paris per cent
Paris exchange on London. Is francs 33 CEN
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weak. New-York bought May. Their. NJ, .o,,.

weak. New-York bought May There was nm.
demand for May against cash sales The ma.
ket was rather easy UP to noon. In the la,
hour It caught some Of the advancing spirit -
wheat May closed * cent over Monday. sel,,,.
at 25l2 and at 25%i and closing at 25S. cent?
July closed cent under Monday at % cent,
The receipts 261 cars. with 231 estimats1
for Wednesday. Sea board clearances were ga.
600 bushels. New-York reported 100000 bushe.
sold for export. Local charters 12j, 900 bush.,.
Provisions were irregular early at the open.
Ing. but rather easy at the close 1t was an .r.
ceedingly narrow day: last prices were 2La cent,
under Mondays. Prices at the yards were 4
cents higher. with 5000 hogs received ana
20 600 estimated for tomorrow. Shipments
were large almost 100000 pounds cured meat.
The selling was led by the English packers
Manufacturers are not inclined TO bull pric.s
now. being more DESTROYS Of getting cheap hoe,
On the curb puts on July wheat closed at S4%
cents: calls SGAs cents Puts on May corn. 29I
@292. cents: calls. 291s cents.
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OUTSIDE SECrRITIES-Mar dull and
steady STANDARD oil opened NJ 3G9i2. sold ~
369d37O and closed at 3GGG3G7. against 365a.d
36S on Monday Last prices = other prominent
Issues were: Glucose common. 3IipM3Sit. pre-
ferred oOi9a01i,. Malt common. 22n23: pre-
ferred G9G70: Standard Gas common. l29G l3l:
preferred 145T155: New Amsterdam Gas COM
mon. 23a,Q27: preferred Hi2dG3i3. bonds
95g96
UNION PACIFIC BONDS W D. Cornish.
Special Master. gives notice 10 the holders Of all
mortgage bonds and interest coupons Issued
by the Union Pacific Railway Company. East
ern division. under the mortgage dated August
l. 1863. that In accordance with the notice
heretofore given he VIII pay such bonds and
coupons at the Mercantile Trust Company. Of
Ncv,-Ybrk on April %. Bonds without coupons
will be paid Mt 81 175 10 Coupons viii be
paid at face and interest. Bonds and coupons
should be presented on the day named. and
thereafter payment will he made by the clerk
OF the United States Circuit Court. NJ Topeka.
Kan
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STATE IssUEs.-VirgInia funded de

STATE ISSUES.-Virglnia funded debt 2-3s
of 1901 SO. 900 (sc0f) sold at G714.
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market dull and irreg-
ular at small final changes. Total sales amount
ed in par value to 81 .O56 OOO against S10470OO
on Monday. The more important dealings were
in the Atchison issues. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
S. Erie prior As. Louisville and Nashville uni
fed As Metropolitan Street Railway 5s. Mexican
International Is. Missouri Pacific conso Us,
Northern Pacific general lien 3s. Readings As.
Union Pacific is Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
firsts Wabash first 5s. Wisconsin Central first
receipts Long Dock 6s. Northern Railway of
California rs. and Virginia Midland general
mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13

London. April II. p m.-The market for
American securities moved but little all day.
owing to the inactivity Of operators. The closing
tone was quiet but steady. There was no de-
mand. Last prices were: Atchison. 117s; Cana
dian Pacific 1914; St Paul. 93A; Illinois Cen
trail. 1903; Louisville and Nashville. 52M Mexi-
can Central new as. Co. New-York Central. 115.
Erie. 12H; Pennsylvania, 58$4: Reading. S2 :;
Erie first preferred. 341 Mexican ordinary. 10.
and Grand Trunk 8.
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BONDS
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Stock market movements at present represent
INSIGNIFICANT operations Of a few professional
traders In yesterdays transactions prices were
kept within narrow limits and total oea'''sS
amounted to only 205021 shares, tho greater
number Of which were furnished by the leaoihs
speculative favorites. Moderate strength was
shown at the opening. despite lower range OF
values in London. but subsequently sagshs
tendency appeared and while prices were Did
ND at times in the afternoon the list ave small
net losses in the majority OF issues wall street
was in an uncertain frame OF nina respecting
tho next move in the Cuban situation. The
temper displayed by certain element IN Con-
rress had an unsettlng effect upon sentiment
and there was no disposition 10 make important
vsntures on either side Of the market. STOCK
market traders seeming 10 think the chances or
war or peace about equal, and therefore Dan
eerous for opera tons for a decline or an al
vance.
Many conservative traders still believe thar
war will be averted. but they are not ou!lnS
stocks on the strength Of this conviction Inc
hubble IS neither buying nor selling stochs III"
nortant financial interests are holding securities
without adding 10 their lines and the course VI
values either way appears TO have no innuehce
upon their unwingness 10 become ac''Ve iac-
tors in speculation.
american Tobacco stock presented question
.h,a activity and an advance in value totaiiF
ont Of proportion 20 the known condition OF the
company or to developments favoraoiy aneo''i's
the trusts business. On the day following 'he
explosion that wrecked the Maine Tobacco STOCK
sold at 901a. and yesterday 1t sold as high as
1O9lb. making q net gain for the day OF "74
points. The upward movement represented
manipulation based upon reports that the com
panv had settled its differences with competitors
This stock and Sugar Refining supplied nearly
one half Of the days total dealings-a sufi1cieht
commentary on the character OF the market
other active features were Burlington. ST faul
and Union Pacific preferred With the excep-
ton Of the stocks named the market presented
a condition Of almost complete inaction
Further engagements Of gold for import were
announced making the total TO date, including
recepts AT San Francisco. S5S 25S 500
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Money on call. 3 per cent.
with exceptions at and 312 per cent. Time
money 5Q512 per cent for two months. 5d6 per
cent for three months. 5NG per cent for four
months and 3lA@6 per cent for six months The
commercial paper market was quiet. Rates
were 80 per cent for prime Endorsed bills re-
ceivable 6I6i2 per cent for high grade single
names and G12c07 per cent for other good Names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market quiet at un-
changed quotations Actual closing rates were:
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"pA\ HANDLES" ANNUAL REPORT.
Tho Pittsburg Cincinnati. Chicago and ST.
Louis Railway Company reports Tor the year
ended December 81:
ero.. 90 30 80 b Dec 55s5s
Not earnings s.sca:ss sa:sl%ss Ins s9s2 S SGs
Other income. 2i'i7- s"''I', D7' 49,
as e! a ::s b be- 'sei
surplu. ........ si.3isooo ss2oiSo Ire sss7's's
The tonnage transported was II 720sI' tons.
against 10 $50 e2S tons In 1896. increase OF
sol O,o tons. the greater portion being In the
through traffic There was an increase In freight
earnings ~ oo-lOo per cent or SS1T.5I4 50 The
ovaraga rate received was $40 mills. de-
creese ~ o1O mill rs compared with 1870. but
,bere vas q decrease in the cost OF move men'
., g. 10 mill the net profit being 90 mills per
ton nor mile an increase OF no MIL. ihe'e
were carried 5.371,754 passengers. as compared
with 300 40 In 1896. a decrease or ioo'"'o,
mainly Il, tho local travel. There were l3,ooo
. -, ,ov a,eel rails and 44J53S ties used IN
rorcwals during the year and In addition Loo"
tons OF new ani partly woin steel rails a'iu
33S5l ties In the construction OF second track
rev sld!ngs and yard tracks Ninety-seVeh
miles we're ballasted with gravel. four with
sto,e and thirtv-two with ciHders. The entire IN
or.oso IN secord track sidings and branches
waa roGt.lOo miles There was largely IN
creased movement OF freight tranlc over n" '"e
divisions and in the interchange with con"e0'
ing roads due 10 the revival OF MANUFACTURES
and other INDUSTRIES ana TO the hea'y NOV
Inent OF grain that prey allied during '"e 'a''e'
half OF tho year
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Union Pacific Railway
EASTERN DIVISION BONDS.

Notice Is hereby given to the holders az all ruorG4s
coupons issued by the Union Pscihc
Railway Company Eastern Division under the mortgage
dated August lsfJ that In accordance with the notice
heretofore given | will pay such bonds and coupons
AZ the banking house ~ the Mercantile Trust Company
OF York. i2o Broadway, New York CITY. on the
25TiI DAY OF APRIL. l>9s. -,,o
bonds without coupons will be paid az 81 1910
Coupons will be paid at face and interest Bonds ana
coupons should presented the day named ther-
after paymen, will he made through the Clerk ~ me
United States Circuit Topeka. Kansas
WM. II. CORNISH. Special Master
Dated APRIL ilth. 1895
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Gnited STATES
@ortoa1e T. Trnst CO.

50 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. ...........................s 1000. 900.
SURPLCS................ 1,25O.OOO.
Transn rs a General Trust Bu siness. Acts
as Trustee, Registrar. and Transfer Agents
Executor. Guardian, Administrator. &c.
Takes entire charge Of Real md Personal
Estates, Acts NJ Fiscal Agent for States.
Municipalities, and Corporations. Legal
Depositnry for Court and Trust Funds.
Interest allowed on Deposits Checks pass
through the Now York Clearinghouse.
Money Ionncd on bond nd mortgage. Issues
First Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds.
OFFICERS
George y: noans '.'''''''.'1y;;,. prss ;,ddsns
!awcs Tlmpscn, ;...........2 I'd 'icesrre,tdent
Arfhur Tmrnbnll. ...........-- Treasurer
William 7. Elliott .......... --...- SecrctRry
Clark Williams .............. sst. Treasurer
Richard VI. IIurd. .............A sst. secretary
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Bahcock.
Frederick o. Barton. Gustav r. KisseL
- Ledyard Blair Luther kouptze.
pumOpt Clarke. Charlton 7. Lewis.
Charles =. Dickey. Richard A. McCurdx,
William I Dixon Theodore NorfOri.
pavid bows jr Robert Ovphart.
Robert A Grann,ss. Charles VI Pratt.
G O. Haven. r.. James Timnson.
Charles Il. Hendrrson. Fhen II Thomas.
James Y Hill George ". Young.
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financial Glerfloms.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An'
nual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF The New to's
Chicago a ST. Louis Railroad Company for the eiesuou
Directors other general purposes. Will De hea he
O. clock A. NJ on Wednesday. May 4th, lSsS' - w.
Company's principal ONCE. In Cleveland OHIO
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financial
New York Central &
Hudson River r. z. Co.
3H96 Gold Bonds, 1897.

New York and London. February 10. 1so8
R~ferrinr IN our circular of January 1.
soS o1erfnu TO exchange ~prious New York
Central & Hudson River IL. = Co. bonds for
the new g., per cent. Gold BOnds. 1897. Of
the samc Company. we hereby announce that
the holders of $:O.oOo.ooo Oh sue" ""h"s nave
axnlled Of the offer Of conversion therein
cortutncd. We nre prepared to receive
$40 OOO, 900 additional Of the various Issues
enumerated in our circular above mentioned
for conversion on the same terms except
thct the uricc for tho new g. per cent Mort.
unre Gold Bonds will he 1922 and Interest.
We reserve to Ourscive. the right. ho'Tescr.
to further advance TINS price without notice.
j. Il. MORGAN 4 CO.,
% ALY. STREET HET YCnH.
j. :. MORGAN & CO.,
y OLD BROAD STREET. LONDON.
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STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
AMERICAN TOBACOS ADVANCE
BOND MARKET IRREGULAR-MONEY AND
EXCHANGE

Closing prices yesterday or the priho'p'! g"
tive securities and net changes from ho"N''
last quotations were as follows:
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

Reports fled by Special Master human III
the United states Circuit court sno" ''e
ing disbursements from the 'unus w
~. , -, baltimore and Ohio Railroad re-
oo,yors. certificates UP TO December 81 last
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON NV
RAILROAD COMPANY. ana. ,os
Albany n. Y. March leth tisSeSd
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF the Stockholm

er. OF this Company for election OF director,
three inspectors the election ana lor W the
ton OF such other business he brought - Cou,-
meeting VIII he held at the principal Office OF the oo ne
pany in Union Depot. in the CITY Oh ASa nnr next
The poil viii open At IL o'clock noon and will c0n''"''
open for one hour thereafter.
BY order Of the Board u Directors. ,oprrSrER
- ." 0smstasys
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EXPORTS or NERCHA NDTSE.

Port II New-York- 1896 1907 1895
Week ending April IL s.. 1884 sI.i43S16 SS22i.
From January l0GoD1.:'O iVI.l 1885, i21lO'
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

GOLD IMPORTS.-incudn all engagements.
the total colo import movement 70 date and
firms importing az follows
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"PA\ UANDLE'S' ANNUAL REPORT
The Pittsburg Cincinnati. Chicago ana 81
Louis Railway Company reports for the year
ended December 81.
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OUTSIDE SECI RITY MARKET.

NEW-YORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS
u,.nnrted by g. 7 HUDSON q Go 40 &c Wall 81
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Saes. $1,000 regis
tered As of 1907 at 1894 and $4,000 at 100
Final quotations follow:
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CAPITAL................... 100000.
SURPLUS Observation-Disclosures. 1,2JO.O 900.
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Actual cash bal s22G3lo.l7o S22d$iI'sG Inc s''"io
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs re-
cepts reported from Washington. N'"'.2''; IN
terna revenue receipts. S29S,SiI. and the mis-
ccraneous receipts S139lj: total Government
receipts for the day. S9lS.01S; expenditures,
S1791 Vc0 Receipts for the month to date,
S11 9533 $40: expenditures. S152S1HO: excess OF
expenditures 1888. 6S1 Receipts for the fiscal
year to date S319 1893: expenditures. S3lS.-
60 go: excess OF receipts SS13O63 Receipts
Of National bank notes for redemption yester
day. S1S1776.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES
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sales----- --fros'rg--l Shares
Open High Low. Fin. BID. Ask so,J
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

Iot@I tes ior tne uay :. :, :. -. 10 W
enlisted
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times Berlin exchange on London. ~ marks
SO pfennigs Bar gold in London. us lld.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES.-British consols
closed at l1O7s for money and III l-l6 for the
account. French rentes 1O3 francs ~ centimes.
Spanish per cents in London, 4Sis.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. o3'ac.
against 557,c On Monday. Mexican silver dol
lars. 4JAc. Bar silver in London. 2o'sd. Silver
exports to-day 320.OOO ounces.
THE FEDERAL TRE1S' Rf.
THE TREASURY STATEMENT daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
OF two days ago compared with the last preced-
ing statement. gives the following balances:
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
GaIuSha s. WeSCOtt.
AROUND TOWN.

Read our free book offer.
G.. NJ. Caster was here this week.
John Cummings was in Kansas City
this week.
+. +, Goble is painting his residence
property on Seward street.
A new culvert has been put in at the
junction of Third avenue and Seward
streets.
Mrs. j. II. Darling vas visiting her
brother, Walter Warren, at Superior
the first of the week.
Miss Lulu Burt OF Campbell has
been the guest of Miss Pearl Ludlow
for several days past.
Miner Bros. this week received their
first shipment Of furniture for their
new furniture department.
Rev. Randall, a former pastor Of the
Methodist church here, o of Blue
Springs, was in the city this week. the
guest of G. b. Crone and family.
l.. A. Hussong of the Christian
church is to preach the Baccalaureate
sermon for the graduating class of the
Guide Rock schools, MayE29th, at 8
o'clock p. III.
j. c. Warner and wifeiwill startjnext
Monday on an extended t%rip::east.
They will first visit the Omaha Expo.
sition and then visit in Michigan, New
Jersey and other states.
A large number have:in the past two
or three months paid their obligations
to us and received some good books by
doing so. We have still a nicel,line of
books but they won't last long.
V. II. Scrivner, real estate man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea.
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V.
II. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
" reused from IA i-'-',. ~ .,.',
brakeman open n door and shout
sounded to her like "Belva. d
Her Indignation was only cooled
W when the train stopped at a snail
- bearing the name Belvidere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
CITY NEWS.

See our book offer.
Carpets at Miner Bros. Full line.
Go to Butler for the best in saddlery
and harness.
New wall paper and window cur.
tains at Cuttings.
Preaching at Amboy Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Thos. Brakefeld was in Bloom.
ington the first Of the week.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
E. b. Warner during the month OF
June.
A Colortype picture of the battle ship
Maine 19x25 given with a new SUBJ
scription to THE CHIEF.
DMiner Bros. will in the near future
out in a full line of furniture and
aueensware. Wait for them.
Maggie Fleck, who has been visiting
with Harry Conover and family, left
Monday for Six Lakes, Michigan.
Sheriff Wells returned Saturday noon
from Grand Island but was unsuccess'
full in locating the man Gordon, whom
he was after.
There will be no preaching services
ut the Methodist church next Sunday.
Sunday school at 1880 II. m. Junior
League at 4 pm.
Get our prices on carpets. All
kinds and at the lowest prices. Ele.
giant line of samples and largest stock
in the city to select from MINER BROS.
A new subscriber, or an old subscrib'
err, who pays n year in advance OF Feb'
ruary l4th, 1898, will receive W good
books. Read advertisement on anoth'
er page.
Mrs. Thomas, MIS-. Smith, Mrs. Fink
eabinder and Mrs. Brandt will leave
Saturday morning for Naperville, Hi
nois, to attend the annual gathering OF
Dunkards.
A crayon Autograph of Miss Francis
f. Willard, a coiortype of the Maine,
a wall timed or pocket map of Cuba,
any one of these to a subscriber paying
us a dollar in advance for THE CHIEF.
W. mill Cor tho npyt tan bayS Sunply
my one paying us a year in advance on
The CHIEF with "A Colortype picture OF
the battle ship Maine, size l9x25; ready
for framing. These are fine and you
should get n at once. Copies can be
had also for so cents in cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
Raining Tree.
In one of the Canary

sInI-ln one Of the Canary S'""""
Fred Gore, who deliberately MUIR
dered James Amis at Lebanon a couple
of years ago and was sent to the reform
school at Hutchinson for a term of three
years, has been released after serving
about half Of his time, 1t is not stated
whether the gun with which he killed
Amis wal returned to him or not
Gaylord Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
Best in the World Try a Pair

We hove the EXCLUSIVE SALE of these pants
in Red Cloud. They are the only
pants To buy.
Remember We have FIFTY MORE CLOCLS
TO CIV AWAY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27

You may buy a pair Of Duchess Wool
Trousers at 81, $3.50, So, $3.50,
81 or SIS and wear them two months.
For every suspender button that comes
off we will pay you ten cents. Ifthey
rip at the waistband we will pay you
fifty cents. If they rip in the seat or
elsewhere we will pay you one dollar
or give you a new pair. ~ 1888
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-01-20
Many People Cannot Drink

coffee at night. II spoils their sleep.
You can drink Grain.0 when you
please and sleep like a top. For
Grain-O does not stimulates; it nour-
ishes, cheers and feeds. Yet it looks
and tastes like the best coffee. For
nervous persons, young people and
children Grain-O is the perfect drink.
Made from pure grains. Get a pack
age from your grocer today. Try 1t
in place Of coffee. 10 and 25 cents.