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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

In regard 10 the many rumors being circulated 70
the effect that It will be necessary for the Of
Mount Pleasant to borrow $1,000 on May in order
70 pay bills which Will then fan due. Supervisor
Moses W. Taylor tod Tribune reporter that
such would not be :he case, he had paid all tho
town bills Supervisor Taylor said also that the
town would undoubtedly be Obliged 10 resort 10
such means In the latter part Of June later
on unless the Rockefeller taxes were paid by that
time The ROckefeers have secured an Injunction
preventing the Collector of Taxes from collecting
taxes their property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
A CASE or SnALLPOX on THE MORAyTA

Johannes Becker child four and a half years
old, suffering from smallpox. removed yester-
day at Quarantine from the Hamburg American
Line steamer Moravia, from Hamburg. to the
ceptiOn hospital. Thirty nine passengers who
cupied quarters In the stecraGc compartment the
child was In were removed TO Hoffman Island for
observation All the passengers Vaccinated.
After the steamer thoroughly disinfected she
was allowed 10 proceed 10 her dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
-O1NT TRAFFIC. BOARD OF CONTROL.

JOINT TRAFFIC. BOARD OF CONTROL.
II IL expected that the presidents OF all the roads
I'm the Joint Traffic Association will attend to-day =
meeting Of the Board Of Control In this city when
the transcontnental passenger dispute Will form
the chief topic OF discussion.
Advices from Chicago intimate that the CANADIAN
Pacific is ready to make peace with It's American
rivals having been cNertcd IN that dlf"c-
ton by the foreign stockholders OF the company.
II is not unlikely thnt the Board or tonuoi may
oeroe to-day upon "A liked mileage rate for tfals-
DOrtiug troops its territory. Sucn ACTON was
taken by the Southern trunk lines last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

Municipal Assembly. City Hall. p m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Queens County Jockey Club races. Aqueduct' Z;So
=.
Republican Club dinner. clubhouse, p m
Salvation Army meeting Memorial Hall
League for Political Education No. 500 Firth
ave. II 4
"Pinafore" by amateurs. Knckerbocker Athletic
Clnh d N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
THE NIGHT AT THE ARMORIES
OFFICERS AND MEN READY TO ORGY ORDERS
BIT HOPING THAT THEIR PRESENT OR
GANIzATToS MAY RE MAINTAINED.

GANIzATTOS MAY MAINTAINED.
No., ,o-s ~, ,ho National Guo-d were NJ
the armories IN this city last evening. expecting
20 ,oo- What tho orders for calling on, the regi
,, 49,. ,h., uoro d,.o mo tod
ih'"tS """'' ~ , g., ,,,or,.
,,d so ,or ~ the officers could tell he had son'
Gnu -, 49,. 80 ., ,t ,,,.,,,o,s n, ,he
no word 10 the city a. U" ''' "''
Governor order out the regiments TOT N'iN'''-
r, .ooso,or,o,, y, tho Flrth Brigade IN the. = II
nv ,o ,l,,o Nth ugb, and
Regiment H"'o.F - -. - -,.,.h
yras IN his Office until 10 O'Clock last night. lie
was " 49, -, 80, ~, .,.,, of-ccre from
receive" mann ,o, 49,, ~ -.o,,,o,,s
the 7th. the tsth tHe ~" an" '''''' ''"''
rr,ood,cr General Smith refused 10 discuss the
il,s"''''. ~ ~. ,,ra,yo rec,r,en,s o, infantry
question aS 10 HV" '"'''' - -,
W w. -, -, 80 .,...,.- ,r ,o, any rlan
dent. woud De raised OF N"''+'' W W W
had been agreed on for maintaining inc ''h"''''''
intact lie merely said that he would obey orders
.ho,,.or ,h.,. ,,ere Tho men and even tho officers
Whatever 'nrH WIZ '''' '' ,,..,., .t,.,
growled n good deal ABOUT inc i'"''''"'
mcnts Harris j.. Fisher. battalion ""J+'"'''
SdI"' ..,, , Ella. trt the
According W NV it'.'' - ~ '' 80, ~. ,.r .r..tnl-
President has the rie9t 10 cay, is OK al "n 49,, az
Zatlnn and when h" I'tIi!- 'h'' ~. ~. b..
ing about no matter ] believe ,l".
Will d.. tl2e irt ar ,,I m'',t ,.. .t'...Ii,
among tie Equ for a long TN" "o:.d "'p'.' ,',.S
he SERIOUSLY an, .l'l 0',' ,f,.tv ,r .0iH bur
DO not thirk th'f" Nf- N' ., .t., -, IN
preston 81 .'I.'o,. N ,.... 49, 40 rnt
certainly say H'li,,,'+ ',.,tt,,. 49, -, in I'M.
future. W. ar" .ini,ts, ~, ,,,, a.. 4,ana and
OF. suporlors @rd'is WIN ~ '..'"i1 st ,irht that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
HASTINGS.

A birthday sociable will be he'd IN the chapel OF
the Hastings Reformed Church Thursday even
ing
The Board OF Trustees has organized Board
Of Assessors. and work has been begun the 1888
assessment roll
William II. Blaine. OF Tower Ridge. has been ap
pointed Corporation Counsel.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ardsley Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold 4 sOcable al the par
sonage on Tuesday evening. MAY 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
SEcOND WEEK OF ByRT MURDER TRIAL

Canton. y. Y. April 25The second week in the
Burt trial FOR murder opened to-day. The prescott
ton Introduced several witnesses whose evidence
tended 20 show that Burt was in Potsdam on the
night e. the murder al % O'Clock. one man tes-
tiled tina, he saw Burt starting toward his home
carr, ing n small package under his arm at that
hour This would take him across the bridge over
which Burt saws he id rot go. Another witness
swore b.. saw him coming back at $50 O'Clock
across the bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
PAY FOR PRODUCE EXCHANGE RECRUITS

At q meeting yesterday OF the Board OF Managers
OF the Newly Produce Exchange resolution
was unanimously adopted requesting the super!n-
tondent ~ inform employees ~ the Exchange nov
members Of the National Guard or Naval Reserve
Of any state. and about 10 take service In the
army and Navy Of the United States. that their
places would be restored 10 them when honorahly
discharged by the United States. payment Of their
present salaries would be continued until dis
charged. and the death Of any one I'm the course
Of such service the FUN amount OF his salary for
year would be paid 10 any person designated
by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

Steamer Vera Ger. Mrow. Naples and Genoa-oel-
Oelrichs & 90 ''''7''o'S'' bremen via rP"r
r steamer Harad NoT. Folsom Por, An,onioAmercsn
l.. steamer Boston City Tp. Barclay Bristo-James
cruz Sa ans TS2smane9 o REYNOLDS Prose'O v's
steamer |eorSIc ,Brp Thompson. Ldverpool-white ~M
steamer Excelsior GER. Muller r,u.bins-cus, uev.
c-S yS'l'r "odSooro Swain. PhiladeIphia-w William
6 steamer city Of Birmingham. Burg savannah-ocesn
Steamer Ggyandotte Davis Norfolk and Newpor, News
, nSrk Lillian d'r). peano Port au srain--Jusn H
=, i!IiE Union dIaytan). Dauphney Port au prnce-Eb.
SAILED
Esrnaaana NSrfok %nd Newport ssT zoe Newt.
SALAMANCA tbrl. Itogicsr etc.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
r. London April 2'-Saiei. steamer do.
, HUI. April 23-Arrlved. steamer Mar,eo Cisn Res.
New York: 2h, sailed. steamer Colorado CBr) Wilton.
o, rrow Head April ?'ra,.sa steamer Chicago CITY
S,eitin' April 22-Saiied steamer Aragonia (der''
Isle o. Wight. April 23-Passed steamer Washington
Gen. pinklage Hamburg FOR York.
New York &c Dover: Alexandra lnrI MarsSai Nsw
York tor London obdam Dutch. Rosse,een. New-York
= Lizard April "a .Is:sed, steamer odeneurs Ger.
rcmen. Aprll 20 Arrived, steamer STALE GER Banks.
New \ oik VIA che bOurg.
Hamburg. April 22-saei. steamer Ludwig GER Jage-
mann. \ew-Nork
Amsterdam. April 2i-Arrivei. steamer Cluden ,Bn.
Sanderson New York.
Antwerp. April 23Arrved. Frlssand (Belg).
Nickeis. New York. - Ieonards (rr) Pugh NewYork
Havre April 23-Sailed. steamers Ger schmidt
from Hamburg for NewYork. arrived. La Champagne
Fr. Porot. New York
Lisbon April 23-Arrived steamer Dona Maria Port
Jensen. New-York Via Fayal
Gibraltar April 2iArriyed Aller Ger. Me
rich New York for Naples and Genoa land proceedei'
10Th. Fnlda Ger, Genoa etc, for Newlork.
FaNal April 2i-Arriyei, steamer Vega Porp, Coelho
New York for Madeira.
Rio Janeiro April 22-Sed, Herschel tBr)'
Byrne. New York.
Pernambuco. April 22-Sailed Coeridge tbry'
airby New York. ?3i, arrived. Oilers lBes). Tanner
New York for Rio Janeiro.
81 Lucia. April 2S-Saled steamer Hevellus (belS,s
stapledon. from Rio Janeiro for New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

,crOP r Estrada Palma. delegate OF the Cuban
ReyolH,ionary party in the United states and the
Rev sllliman Bagdon. Of washington G. I ~ ON
IS. Aidrich. Of Rhode Island: HOLLAND-iienITy
Phpps Of Pttsburg. MANIiATrAG-Iap, ~, ~.
Y Kent E Of Halifax. PI4AZA-Rchard Nam
held WALDORF-Cap,ain G 3 Gotten T. Nm, 5 -.
sOR~Iieutenant- Colonel W j. Carter OF Calcutta,
and { S Isey. T. S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
SUCCEEDS CAPTAIN STRONG.

First Lieutenant Piunkett. OF Company D. 6oth
Regiment, n. G. n. Y, elected captain of the
company at meeting held last night a regi-
gents armory. He succeeds Captain +. Bradlee
der General Smiths stan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
TEAM WRECK NEAR MALONE

Malone, " T.. April "a freight wreck occurred
yesterday on the Adirondack and st. Lawrence.
miles north OF here. Twenty-Five cars were
thrown down hfty-foot embankment Many
smashed INTO kindling wood and thousands Of dol
lars worth Of freight was DESTROYED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

william Purdy. well-known resident OF THIS W.
lage died on Sunday. Mr.. Purdy the owner OF
purdv's Grove and other valuable shore property.
He was eighty-four years old. and leaves FAMILY
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon al
the home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

Our young mems department has
"the grip"-the grip on young
mems fancy.
For we have cloths bought and
cut, solely for young men-whlch
means patterns and colors few grown
men indulge in; styles such as young
men alone demand.
But we haven't forgotten the quiet
young man.
Sizes 80 to IS inches chest meas
ure. prices $I2 to SIS.
Many a lad of -, changing from
short to long trousers, has been
guyed for wearing his fathers
clothes.
Long-trouser suits, with all the
mannishness taken out, are difficult
to make; but we make them.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
T.. E. W
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise sos suusc, 65i Moon rises -- Moon, age G
HIGH WATER TO DAY
AM-Sandv Hook 10 ~ GOV Island ili4 Hell Gate OF
PM-Sandy Hook 1857 GOV Island - Hell Gate -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
MAY RAISE A REGIMENT IN QUEENS.

At the recruiting station Of the National Voun-
teers No. Is Borden-ave., Long Island city $50
had volunteered up to Inst night. II Is expected a
regiment VIII be organized IN Queens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
THURSDAY APRIL ~.

Arianrose. Jamaica Rcd cross....... 800 800 m
bismarck Southampton
IIamb- Amer. ............. 600 m a m
Trinidad. Bermuda quebec 500 m 1000 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
WEDNESDAY. ATRiL p.

C;ermanic Liverpool White Siar..... 300 m 10 90 m
Grenada. Trinidad. Red D........... IL % 200
Chalmette, New orleans. Morgan. ..... 400 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
# FL1Nrs FME FURNITURE
ENGLISH CRETONNE CURTAINS
Reversible
with tassel eiging
from 5000 pair
4S WEST BIRD STREET.
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns nre recommended TO the renders Of
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. and
business car be done by mail with the ad.
vertisers with perfect snfety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
Announcements.

ELK.
A new roll collar.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-24
El Conde de Monte-Cristo

-Parti6 en- cuanto me vic entrar en- ell salon de
bale para avsaros.
i Oh Dios mfo dijo la oondesa Franz id
pronto, pobre joven, tai le haya sucedido agdn
accidente
-Corro, dijo Franz
i Os volyeremos yer para saber de 81 preguat6
la eondesa.
.--Sf 81 la cosa no es grave 81 no, respondo 10
que sera de mi mismo
En- todo case, prudencis, dijo la oondesa.
-Tranquiizaos,
Franz tom6 sombrero partio embellishments.
Habfa mandado venir carruaje las dos pero
feizmente, ell palacio Bracciano, que por ado
a la cae del Cours y por otro la plaza de los
Santos Ap6stoles esta dlez minutes de la fonda dc
Londres
AL aeercarse ests, Franz vic hombre EN- pie
medic de la Gale dud6 un solo instante de que
era ell mensajero de Alberto.
Este hombre estaba envuelto gran capa.
Sc drig6 6l pero gran asombro do Franz,
hombre fue quien le dirgi6 primero Ia palabra.
"a Que quereis, excelencia2 2 dijo dando
paso hacia atras como hombre que desea perma-
necer siempre La mira
-a No sos vos pregunt0 Franz quien me trae
una carta del conce de MoTcef
Il Els yuestra exoeencia quien viye OF IA fonda de
Pastrinif
-Sf
-; Como llama vuestra excelenca 2
-E baron Franz d'Epiney.
-Esta bien vuestra excelencia qnen estA
dirigida esta carta.
- Hay respuesta pregunt6 Franz tom6ndoe Is
de las manos.
ST. al menos *uestro amigo la espera.
-Subid mi cuarto, alh Oh Ia dare.
-Qaiero naejor esperar aqui, di1o riendo e. man
-tPor ones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-24

FL conde espera vuestra exceencia, dijo
Franz atrayes6 ell corredor, criado le intro
dujo del conde Estaba pequeno Gabi-
nete, que Franz no habfa visto aun, que estaba
rodeado de divanes. FL conde e sai6 al
tro
-lOh! ia que debo ell honor de esta vista a
semejante horaP dijo; Svendrfais a cenar conmigos
Serfas muy amabe-
No, vengo a hablaros de grave.
-IDe asuntol diio ell conde miranda Franz
mrada profunda que le habitua; y sde
que ssnnto?
- Estamos soos2
HI conde dirigi6 la puerta volv6.
-Perfectamente solos.
Franz lie present6 la csrta de Alberto.
Iced, le dijo.
-tAhl iah! exclam6.
sHabeis lefdo la pestdataa
ST, va 10 veo.
4Se allie sci de della mattina mile piastre
nellie mie man, il conte Alberto svra cessato dl
vivre.s
<LUIeI VAMPAp
sQue decs de esto2 pregunt6 Franz
-gTeneis La suma que pidenf
-Si, menos ochocientas piastras.
El conde dirigi6 q gavets la abri6, y tocando
an resorts apareci6 un caj6n lleno de
-Esper0, dijo Franz, que no me harels La inlu-
ria de dirigros otro que mi.
-Bien yeis, diio Franz, que vos me ne dfigioo
sprimero que padie,
~ os doy gracias tomad.
hizo sefas Franz de que tomase del calon
uuanto necestase
-sEs necesario enviar esta Luigi Vampa?
Prs6ant6 el ioyen miranda su yez bJamente al
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-24
Linea de las Antillas.
Vapor NJ. l.. Vi'laverde.

El yapor viaje del ds este pu tornar
abodo drecto
de soue alguno de
vaj del % toara Espana para
dsco dc gual puerto dis de
sada mes.
Nm spoca deed 1 Mayo 80 do seem
paa1ero soia
r+ondor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-24

gadad que ofTecen causa de gradnacione
e prepaados pueb d. go elevad;s eratuas %
por cuyas excpcionaes condones, de os'0" w
DHS1aon ezpondnea, as1 de hnnso mai oor ,.
&c sodo 10 anoado que los hacen preferible G ms
queen los consum'does las vcntaas de preeios S
felucsdos que los de las extranjeras.
Agentes generates eta Isa Sres Sobrinos de Ezqsr
tso~sa Sc Ca =
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-04
Council Meeting

Council met in regular session with
Mayor Warren in the chair and the
following councilmen present: Beck,
Spokesficld, Hollister.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP.
proved,
A motion was made that there be a
meeting of the city council on Monday
evening, March eth, for the purpose of
assessing property on which side walk
repairs have been made by the city.
Also that street commissioner serve
personal notice of such meeting on
property owners Motion was carried.
Petition of j. q. Sapp for night and
day marshal was laid over
The following bills were allowed on
tho uaypral funds
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-04
CITY NEWS.

sh'''NJ f''''D '''NN'
John Gilbert was IN Dewitt the fits,
Of the week.
Father McKenna was IN Superior the
first of the week.
ID. M. Wyant of Riverton was here
the first of the week.
See those fine surrcys ut Poterson's
and note the low prices.
c. A.. Tcel of Cowles gave us some
- money on subscription last week.
G. II. Haley has put his subscription
to the Great Family Weekly ahead an
other year.
Clark Gather, formerly of this city,
now a resident of Portland. Oregon,
was here the first of the week.
give you better bugpies for the
money than anyone else. i get them
in carload lots.-JANEs PETERSON.
Robert Harris, who has had The
CHIEF as a weekly visitor for twenty.
one years, pays up to January /, 1898.
Chas. Fentrick, one of Webster coun-
tvs prosperous farmers was in Mon.
day and gave us some cash on sub
scrlption.
Economy Boneset Cordial" made by
the famous old Harmony society,
greatest of all appetizers. For sale by
&. l.. Getting.
Landlord Clemmons of the b. e. Nj.
eating house Is now driving a brand
new double seated spiing wagon with
new team and harness.
Chas. Bushee, before departing for
the east remembered us with a couple
dollars on subscription and had us
forward the paper to his new address.
Our correspondents should remem.
Der that all correspondence should be
at this Office by Thursday moo in or.
to insure publication. Please bear this
in mind.
Mr.. w. II. Parker, of Red Cloud,
formerly deputy county clerk, was in
this vicinity several days this week in
the interest of the Louisiana nurseries.
Guide Rock Signal.
For RENr-Stock ranch of 900 acres
ten miles north. OF Red Cloud, known
as the Eustis ranch, with buildings.
Also a 500 acre river bottom PASTURE
G. W. HALEY, Red Cloud, Neb.
Married-Sunday afternoon, Janu-
AIRY 3Oth, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Cocktail,
Mr.. Geo. C. Mann to Miss Bessie Cock
rail-, Rev. &. W. Blackwell, %ofliciat.
ing.
Frank Smith, who has for many
years held a position in Miner Bros
store, left this week for the Black Hills
country, where he goes in an effort tn
gain health again. His friends hope
he may he successful.
We are informed that a popular
young salesman Of this city came near
losing his life, and situation, all on ac'
count of t~houghtlessly asking a lady
customer if she was going to attend the
Old Maids Convention ut Red Cloud
Guide Rock Signal.
Frank Sherwood was down town TO-
day for the first time since he had his
tussle with cholera morbus. He says
he drove thirty miles after he was Ia
ken and never came so near dying In
his life. After this when he goes out
In the country he will take a bottle OF
Chambsrlain's Colo, Cholera and Diar
rhoea remedy with him.-Missouri Val
ley Gowa) Times, For sale by II f
Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-04
MERE MENTION.
Hadley paints buggies.

Miss Josie Igou is reported as being
very i'll this week,
Miss Lizzie Roats left Thursday
morning for Lincoln.
Mrs. John y. Yeiser returned to her
home in Omaha the last of the week.
We don't often speak about it but
quite a lot of the boys are playing
poker.
Here's TO your good health /! Uts
Economy Boncset Cordial" G.. l.
Getting.
+. Ii. Andrews and Lon Hamilton of
Kearney were here this week attending
the blooded hog sale.
The many friends of Miss Maud Mer-
rill will be sorry to learn that she is
seriously iii with scarlet fever.
Grant Usher, for merly OF this city
is 10 located in Smith Center, Kan.
sas, IN the farm loan business.
The Grub dance has been postponed
from the regular night to the evening
Of Washil gton's birthday, the ed.
ii. p. Sowtcr has purchased the
dwelling house opposite a. Morhart's
ana is making some Improvements.
Mrs. Harry Goble left Thursday
night for McCook whore Harry is hold
ing down II position with the Is. ~ NJ.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. ii. SMITH,
Special Agent.
Chas. Bushee left last Tuesday morn
ing for his former old home at Hart.
ford, New YORK, where he will remain
for an indefinite period.
Keep it in the house, whenever you
get "blue" or feel "shaky" or indis-
posed, one small dose of ECONOMY
Boneset Cordial" sets you right. For
sale by G. l.. Getting.
The First Methodist church decided
at their official meeting last week to
devote the month OF March to evange.
listic work. Plans will be- laid to pros,
ecute this work under the direction OF
the pastor.
j. w. Runchey left Tuesday morning
to visit his father and other relatives
at Compton, Illinois. He will be gone
several weeks and when he returns
will move onto the w. N. Richardson
ranch and once again be an homes
tiller of the soil.
Here's another alleged puzzler tina
is going the rounds. "a man owed s.
and had but IS cents. He went to
pawn broker and pawned the rs cents
for so cents. He met q friend and sole
the pawn ticket calling for rs cents fol
so cents. He thus has the two fifty
cent pieces, one dollar in fact, will
which he paid the debt. Was any on,
out, and il so, how much."-Ex.
List of letters remaining uncalled To-
at the postofice at Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for the week ending Feb. 4th
1897.
Alex. Hartman, Miss Emily Lartham
Harry Roberts, Solomon Strauss,
These letters will be sent to the dea,
letter Office Feb. 18th, If not called 70
before. When calling for above pleas
say advertised.-F w. CowDEN, p. M
Wednesday, February Cd, the da,
above all others which it was to b
hoped would bring another nice snoy
storm or if necessary a blizzard to shu
out the suns rays from early morninI
until evening, dawned bright and clea
with the thermometer lowering aroun
the zero. OF course that pesky al,
ground hog came out of his hole an,
seeing his image reflected on mothe
earth Immediately sncaked back to hi
winter abode and cur,ed himself u
for another sweet sleep Of about ST
weeks. However, it may be all RICH
, for it will take some of our farmer
that long to finish picking their las
! years large crop of corn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-04

For the week ending January 3lst,
1898, furnished by the Webster County
Abstract Company, q. G. Teel, man
ager, Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Daily camera., 1898-04-26

Semop's extravaganzacompany played
to full house at Masonic temple last
night. If applause goes for aught, the
audience appreciated the efforts of the
company. The program opened with a
musical absurdity entitled The New
Girl" presenting fifteen pretty and nicely
costumed young ladies, assisted by two
comedians in a routine of new songs,
jokes, etc. Following this was an exten-
sive olio of specialties and sketches,
among which was Master Harry Semon,
the boy singer; the Lynch sisters. song
and dance artists; Zoysria, globe artist;
Robt. Deming, monologIst, and Geo. L.
Land Juanita Powell in acomedy sketch,
entitled, "A Birthday present" Special
mention is due Mr.. Powel's banjo play
ing which was far above tie average.
Daily camera., 1898-04-26

The entertainm >nt by Miss Susa Car.
penter at Masonic temple, under the aus.
pices of St. Margaret's guild, Saturday
night, was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large audience present. Miss Carpenter
is lady Of great versatility and her i'm
presentations were good. The assist
ance by Miss BERTHE Berlin. Miss Fran
cies Andrews. and Messrs. Burger and
Spaulding rendered the program Of more
than ordinary merit.
Daily camera., 1898-04-26

Lieutenant Governor Jared L. Brush
was one of the Greeley brethren in town
today. He asserted that he had been an
Odd Fellow 20 years, a methodist for 90
and was handy man. about headquar-
tiers of both organizations today.
Daily camera., 1898-04-26

Julius Pearse, for years chief Of Den.
ver's fire department, and Charles F.
Wilson, the we'll known insurance man.
talked fire insurance and fremeh's sup.
plies with Boulkerites today.
Daily camera., 1898-04-26

Art Johnson of the Rocky Mountain
News, formerly uni boy, has enlisted
and will go to the front in the capacity
of soldier and war correspondent
Daily camera., 1898-04-26

This was l;velyday for the lively
real estate man, T. V. Wilson. He was
everywhere. but his bargains in real
estate are not everywhere They are
just there. Just on the inside, eligible
home and business loca ions.