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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-02
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.


along the BRACES river bottoms grows
more critical with each succeeding hour.
Heavy rains fell along the flooded dis
tricts last night and today, swelling the
already raging torrents to more danger
ous proportions. Reports from the storm
swept districts tonight indicate that many
lives have been lost, while the property
damage to farming lands under cultiva-
ton and railroads will reach an enormous
sum AS a result of a cioudburst near
Calvert at an early hour this morning all
telegraphlc communication has been sus-
pended and 1t Is feared that many lives
have been lost in the sweep fthe tor
rent Wallace. a small station between
Calvert and Hearne, Is reported to be IN
sore distress as a result Of the flood. The
town is under water. The entire country
for ten miles arounl Hearne is inundated
and at noon the river was rising slowly.
The work of rescuing settlers from the
bottoms in the vicinity OF Hearne has
been going on all day and the town IS
filed with frightened, ilalf-clad negroes.
The refugees report several deaths ard IN
some Instances whole families are unac-
counted for. The exact number of IA
talities may never be known. The entire
Brazos bottom has been inundated and
thousands of acres of the richest land in
Texas stands tonight under ten feet Of
water.
Dallas, Tex, July 1-At O'Clock to-
night the Dallas News received the FOL
lowing by telephone from Calvert, Tex:
''T'he excitement over tine disastrous
floods has not abated in the least. The
arrival OF every man from the Brazos
bottoms attracts large crowds OF curious
people to hear any new developments OF
damage and the condition Of the water
at the place from which he came. The
two large bridges which spanned the
Brazos river yielded this afternoon to the
rnadly rushing waters. From all reports,
every bridge within radius OF ten miles
from here has ben swept away. The
rescufng parties are still at work. Yes
terday a family of four were taken from
a tree at the coal mine camps after INV
ing been in their place Of safety for four
teen hours. The convicts who were en-
ployed at the mines were carried in boats
cure At several farms there are negroes
on the. roofs. Three negroes were added
to the, tse Of drowned today. There are
probably many MORE. drowned alwhOse
bSdles Vim not be fec5veea .u1A the
Vssster fans, ThesTain tas<ceased nut the
clouds, are fhreatening. Reports ora eyt
clone near here today are .unfounded.
st. Louis, July l. special TO the Re
public from Dallas, Tex. says: Mayor
OF Calvert, in a talk 'ovef a
long-distance telephone tonight, said: 4
fear the dead list viii intimately reach
thirty or forty more There can be no
Eailroad travsl.oyer tue. fnss ana
Great Northern oe the sJ6pston ard 4exss
central for at. least shEeen daEss. Fred
OF Galveston. eORnSstss With
the Guif. Colorado ard santa Festaifroad,I
reached Dallas tonight he estimates the
losses of all kinds in the state from three
to FIVE million" ele& ass *
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PATRIOTIC SUNDAY DECORATION
FIRST n. n. Charsh VIII Pressne Ele-
giant AnnraRnnrn TaAau

The First Methodist church Of thIs city.
under the inspiration Of Superintendent
Stanley. long years ago began 20 Obssrvs
special days. ard decorated in their honor.
and each OCCASION has witnessed imDroys-
ment In display ard originality. The dec
orations for Patriotic Sunday. 20 b OBJ
served today. are beyond anything ever
attempted. and thoss who have not a.
sisted in the work could little guess how
the effects we're produced Mr. Anss-i-
man, % whom the decoration % TIA
church Is usually given over. has certainly
produced an artistic effect. The aehsDs -
red zhite and blue. and n made sntireiy
from tissue paper. worked AMI haruonised
in fantastic designs. Overhead are ssven
ropes dfaped in laoe-lks hanEiEKa The
north and south gallery are also Decorated
ia the same style % Tissue. while the Oggan
loft and pulpit r. a fsFn-liks bower q TINT
ed tissue. which had been cut and hung ~
the young ladies ciassss. Every nook Aad
corner shows the colors % the naiionai
eFnb.ens. while tEinsi about the pos's.
seats and stairWass la riah design ars s,s-
Eant Arrangements % coiora
The prettiest eject q al = witnessed
while the audience = stated. ThsTs fsis
are moving the ri8b0ns q delicate tissue.
swayinK them % saf ~ Nth every
breath. anG rrfecting ire coiofea SindJNs.
NJ Ausssiman bad picture taxa -
the dscorsfions ard Wfll send q . iks
Ladies Home Journal. that fhsy may re-
prodDcs f. WITH Other ehnrrh p1cfufss
which are being Daslshsd b. that magA-
zlre
Govsraor Stanley III ~ prsasoi todsy
az sunday scsooi. 70 assist 81 hs 90 foet
a. ruPefin,sasasnt. saa aignE the Bas % q
PATH tic proxFaia All - Sofa aa4
apssrhas ~ gszng pefsOus o. tzisat NJ.
= - shiskss sIH nzE. an1 shas's er-
chesfrz q twelve vlrcas Nh rssdsf Ep-efsI
u 1si-
wfa ths unusual p-sP4rsti7as e -
day AZ insszenss aBdiso1s sssTid ~ gges-
eat a. the s8Btay scsooi - - aa3 ssSs-
la refsicea % TIE DAY.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Unity elsb III! %, nee; %gneaJ
evening. NJ sen7soa st.li brig a par
hesiih
o. wednesday evening Ja'T 5 Csrp~n-
tsrT Cnioa No. q All inssaii 0esesTa A
fDE ATTENDANCE regseste9
speesaI eo-nnsnscz;i7a % ss1noNsr
iotEs No. g. a = 4 a n. Neaday s1szs-
i-E. Iuiy : w0xk visitors SsleoDe-
Attezfs0n " r. c. No -, Thsrs vfii
~ 10 meeting % Gsrs~5s Rsii~f CSrss ~.
= T8es4sT. 5Uiy & ~ ossisE q pfsss~nt
ne hoard og sireCtsrs - Sc WfrAssa
hasFtzi wIl hssd its rsg1Isaf zss@fssE -
he hs@pltal Tsesasy BsosrlssE e. u sssock.
At;eattOa T. r. X a p Tea Vii So
ssrzbls AZ Castle BAR "a ~ ssarp rbss
rnoruaag IN eress eoat. fstsEos cap snd
whiie gf0TeA
zexsixr cezzs-iezft0a &C NteEs.a
is1ge IA. 81 n 2. = \ -. "a Ae1s<g
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GANBIlNS LOVNG CUP
Presented by Mckinley as a
Personal Recognition
OF FRIENDLY OFFICES
Exerted by the Ambassador
During the Late War.

washington, July 1-President McKin-
ley today presented to the French am
bassador, N. Cambon, a superb silver
loving cup in recognition Of the ambas-
sador's friendly services in the negotia-
tions which restored peace between the
United States and Spain. The beautiful
testimonial was sent by Secretary Hay
to the French embassy, accompanied by a
note from the secretary, in which, speak
ing for the president, he expressed sin
cere appreciation for NJ. Cambon's con-
siderate and disinterested services, and
rendered the loving cup as an evidence
OF the esteem felt for him. The cup is
Of massive proportions and chaste design
and the international significance Of the
gift Is shown In the blending of the
French coats-of-arTns. 1t stands about
two and one-half feet high, with the top
OF the bowl about ten inches across. The
outer surface IS silver richly embossed,
while the inside is of hammered gold.
Around the outside Of the bowl, in raised
old English text, runs the following n
scription:
Presented by the president Of the
United States to His EKcellency N. Jules
Cambon. ambassador of France. in token
of MS friendly services in the negotiation
of the protocol OF peace between the
United States and Spain, August u, 1895"
The bowl is supported on the shoulders
Of thee American eagles. These in turn
are on a massive silver pedestal around
which circle the thirteen stars emblem
attic OF the thirteen original states. The
three handles Of the cup are myrtle leaves
symbolic Of the peaceful efforts which NJ.
Cambon performed. On the faces of the
cup where the handles join the bowl, ap-
pears the coat Of arms of France with
the letters ''R. F." Republique Franchise.
The box in which the loving cup is in
closed Is another triumph of the jewelers.
art. 1t is Of light birds'-eye maple, high
~ polished, with brass trimmings bearing
the monogram Of the ambassador. The
interior of the box is lined with crimson
velvet and the whole Is enveloped in a
sack Of olive velvet. Altogether the pres
Iidents gift is one OF uncommon richness
land artistic beauty. -
When the gift and letter were received
at the French embassy n CamBon vas
absent, not having returned from his Nen
England trip. Under the c!rcum stances
abe letter remained sealed and the box
unopened until the ambassadors 1etlfu 4
(which is expected shortly, After teee1v.
Ding his recent degree Of Lii D. from Hafs
Ward he went to Manchester-by-the-Se
<or few days. The presidents gift will
be an entire suplse to him and will be
gratifying alike for its personal as we'll
Rs it's national significance. The queen
regent Of Spain has already decorated NJ
Cambon 70 his services in the peace nego-
aiations -
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Library bah lecture. 5 D. M. by Mrs. S.
T. Pratt. Subject. How Traditions Be
came Religion" Tests by Mrs. Benner
and others. Free seats.
Church Of Christ (Scientist. liz West
Second street--sunday services at 1880 a.
m. Subject, God" Wednesday evening
meeting at o'clock. AL are cordially in
vited. sss,s-.s.
.Upisariaa ehtnsh, eornSe Market and
. William ssteets- sIlnday s6h6ol at 30.
Lay servlces al lisse. A ssesson by d.. n.
,. Savage win be Rad Music BY the
choir.
Today Il pc triotie day at the First Meth
odist Sunday school 4r. Jack Shields
win sing. win plpe organ accompaniment
by Mrs. S. s. Noble. Special decorations
for the occasion.
Rev. A A Parker will speak at the
mems meeting this afternoon at 4 p. m.
at rooms Of Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION. over 2l3 North Main street
Chorus choir and orchestra. Every young
man Is asked 10 remember this hour.
St. Johns Episcopal church will soon be
Third street and Topeka avenue-ervices
II a. m. and .. m. Popular topics at
both services. Music by the ROBBED choir
The newly organized chOirs will sing next
Sunday at the opening up Of the beauiified
auditorium Of St Johns church.
Plymouth Congregational church. corner
North Lawrence avenue and Second street.
Rev. Henry r. Thayer. pastor-Moruing
services. with sermon by pastor. ard
Lords Supper. l0.3p. Sunday school. y m.
Y. p. ;. c. z. p. m. There Will be m
evening services. The cornerstone Of the
new church will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies AT .. m. The puzzle iE in
vited Miss Mabel Ladi vii slns The
Lord Is Ny Light" Short sddresses will
be given by Mayor Ross, Mr.. c. q. conn.
Mr. Z Z. HlEglnsDu. Rev. W. Il. sutz.
Rev. W. A. B0sworth and M Il. l.
Holmes.
At the First Baptist church inlay the
pastor c. n. Wareham. WI preach at
II a. m. and also at .. m The sunday
school. under care Of Superintendent J. F.
Sherman. viii meet az g.B e m TIE
Baptist Young Peoples Union will hold
service at p m. which wil Be % a ps-
triotlc character. suitable 20 the sesrness
Of Independents Day. Harry Hunt. pre-
ident The Boys League. under direefion
q Mr. Lon Lothrcp. viii bod thsir week
~ meeting Monday evening a. o. n
PRAYER meeting on Thu-sdsy evening a.
s O'Clock. Ai1-wsck u BE CAS- meets
same e=ening az o'clock A cordial III
yitatioa 20 a..
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PINGREED
Continued from First Pagel

pany c. Fourth Illinois infantry, of this
city, commanded by Captain E. Z. Bar
ton, to equip and proceed at once by
special train to the Brush mine near
Carterville the scene of yesterdays riot.
and report TO the sheriff of Williamson
county. The saloons in the city have
all been closed by order of the mayor.
More than 300 shots were exchanged this
morning between the union and non-un-
ion miners, but with no bloOdshej. All
wires. both telegraph and telephone. lead
ing to the mines have been cut and the
property is completely surrounded by the
strikers. Both sides are heavily armed
and the strikers have been heavily REIN
forced today by outside union miners.
Arms and ammunition were received to-
day by Brush, and the strikers are said
to have received a consignment Of arms
grpioft
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6s and 70 years Old and had been In III
health for some time. He left last week,
so he told parties in Coats. for .I5ueda
Springs, and his sons. Clarence. Lutte
and Ed. living in this county. supposed
he was getting along all right unyn they
received a letter from an uncle inform
ing them OF his death, but not stating
where or when. They came here Sat
urday and telegraphed until they learn
ed he had died in Wichita. One OF the
boys went at once to Wichita TO take
the body to stafforivIlle for lnternent
II 1t had not already been burled.-y>.dl-
cine Lodge Cresset.
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A FARMERS STORY.

am farmer years old Of the
time My nors would stop up and there offensive discharge
from couldn't smell we'll and frequently bothered
with bleed felt when the weather cold damp
called this Catarrh.
stomach toos and felt boate after eating
beced good deal Ny tongue coated light brown and my
mouth tasted badly the morning called this Dyspepsia
And then liver of order had
skin was about the house that wife hated
me come home One day was conpd and the had dar
rhoea. called Bliousness
My kidneys in bad shape There pains the
back and had often In the night unate
was sdng pain in passing water called this Kidney Trouble
One day got hold of book told medicine called
Pen which the book said good for Catarh The book said
that Catarrh got into the stomach liver and kidneys the
head That seemed but bought Perna and
cured of troubles So have believe from actual
experience that Caa what ais folks If people will take
Peru they will WELL but if they taking e
cne and liver medicines and kidney medicines they viii sick
Catarrh of swhat ashem them
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RecrnIts Yerrnn R.ilrond Men.

Denver. Colo. July IA party of re-
cruits from Cleveland, o., enroute to the
Philippines, started a riot IN the railroad
yards here by assaulting car repairer
with a razor. In the fight which ensued
a large number OF railroad men took a
hand. One soldier had three ribs broken
and several others received severe wounds.
Two of the soldiers. named ]. ]. Posey
and ]. II. Masterson. were arrested and
held here for disturbance
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warulng % water CossunsFs-

You are hereby noticed Dot - Rlio~
cement contractors or other oGta.fs DaE-
ties 70 use water from. yeur hx;uF9 IN
les they show = perrai; for - e1ss
Issued BY this oascs
sUppiyinS water 70 cement cSEtrzcior
or others Sith01: q permit j. . vfo!si-0z
% your contract Win this company. and
water E.li Be tyyned o1 from al e9assH-
srs who 90 Sc.
WICHITA WATER co.
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Swedish crisis Imminent

Christiana, July IA ministerial crisis
is reported TO be imminent owing 10 a
disagreement between King Oscar and the
cabinet regarding the appointment of a
commander in-c1lief. the cabinet prefer
ring to appoint Gneral OLSEN and the king
wanting General Lorange 10 De ap-
EQinted
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Rroeke,s yellow Feyer Report.

Washington, July 1.-The following
cablegram has been received from General
Brooke: -Four companies and band Fifth
infantry in two camps at Santiago. One
camp has but one case since 9th. Other
several 1t will be moved again today
after careful disinfection. Total cases to
June 90 80; deaths, H.
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inpoS1t1e 70 dress bin
for sAses yesn His
AeaA I'D eo4y we're .
nAss 81 sores. Aad hAs
egesaghA siSo became
Affected. Ne tseAs2sns
YES spared thAt we
tAOaght voa3d relieve
him, e1s Ne grew worse
uael his eo16 noa VA,
tD4sed pteab3e. ! had
alDoEs 6esps2ged q hta
ever bet3G cared. whsn
~ The advice Of . fr1snd
Ne gave hi7m 8. s 3
("tffa SrscineA. d.
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KIdnaDner. a re sentenced

Chicago, July IA verdict OF guilty was
returned late this afternoon in the cases
Of Mrs Ingersoll and John Collins, of
gainesville. Ohio, charged with kdnap-
ping Gerald Lapiner. The prisoners will
be sentenced to terms in the penitentiary
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Scr-ofu1a, a Vile
Inheritance.

Szosuls b the most obstinate Of blood
kroahlsA, and 10 often the result Of m
Inherited szint in tbs blood. s. s. 8.
ID the eAly remedy which gees deep
enough to reach ScrOfula; it forces cot
every tzaee Of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
Ny san, Charlie, ~ aH1eeed from infancy
watA sorofula. aad be Suffered - nat 80 vaA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-02

Remember that cholera complaint,
collie and all catarrh Of the bow
the
specific ailments which
practice
diarrh9a
desiring further
Catarrh Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus, o.
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S.S.S%Ts.BlOO

reaches AL deep-seased cases wkieb
other remedies have No effect upon II
IL the cnly blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable, and contains no pit
hzh. mercury, o. other mineral
Books mailed FREE 70 any sddre@ By
ewift Sseeifie Co. Atlanta, Ga
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etded In proveEeat va he result ard ARR
be had taxa . dozen botflea. 10 oos Wbo kDeg
Of his former dreadsai eosdittos weald have
reeogutze1 him. ALI thA sores En- his ao6g
have heste1. his skin - perfectly clear SD
su0osA, azd he has ssan restored - perferl
health. NRn 8. s. MABBT.
- Kin 81. HAccs. ga
For real blood troubles jt - waste
81 time 20 expect a cure from the doe
tors Blood diseases are beyona then
skill. Swift's Specific,
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Gard OfThankS

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks ard gratitude to our friends who
So kindly assisted in our sad bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. TORREY.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. CALDER.
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MUsIc ANp paAMA.

TIA SpoSssy DTarsassc e1uaasY s3ssss
thsif wars5ia engagement issi niEas g .
fsls-s.zsc sstfsDss- IT, 49, uas ~fis
Wl.~'s slstsf." So saasrtzlHizs Slsy fa.i
q intsssst. Whfrh 49, vs1 stsssd AZ
sxess5iaEiy psu gr~ssnts9- r. so1-
paEy - = SD sns Esd = ~ segss tzs
svsFass paosls- pFiesd sttsa~t5sa- Tns
~ - srssss tlcke.S ssrs srssensed -
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Easssa. Jsiy i-Caa-s ws.ts gtoslve8 |.
fssexrzn ls9sy ssfsrEszE kirn tsat HenTI
Holsen EAS E4sArs Fsss. fas fsaif.ss
Sa2ssss. oAt. s4ak ss-siafs. Nd ksss
szSsareS az cAzS1sslsssn. - a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
STATE or ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, I ,
LUCAS COUNTY

STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO, O.
LUCAS COUNTY 90
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
10 the senior partner Of the firm OF +.
j. Cheney q Co., doing business in the
city Of Toledo. county and state afore.
said, and that firm will pay the sum Of
One Hundred Dollars for each and
every case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the.use Of Halls Cstarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9Th day Of Decem.
Der, 1895. A. w. GLEASON.
(sEAL) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for tes timonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, D.
Sold by druggists, TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
FARMERS CREEK.

Rain is needed in this neighborhood
bad.
Ehe dance at Irelands was fine and
well attended.
Everett Bean has moved on his own
farm this spring.
Spring is here In all its glory. Every.
BODY sowing oats.
A fine baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harvey on last
Wednesday. All doing well.
Miss Bertha Keeney and Ellis Hager
from Cowles were visiting in this
neighborhoad last week the guests OF
Mrs. o. p. Harvey.
Miss Laura Hedge closed a very sue
cessful ter m of school at Mt. Hope las,
Friday. The spelling school and enter
tainment given by her and the school
in the evening was well attended and
enjoyed by all present,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
WEBSTER.

Fine weather.
I hear them wedding bells.
Mrs. Newman is very sick.
Mrs. Odenrider 10 in Omaha on bust.
ness.
Walter Taylor has his new house
completed.
The farmers are sowing their wheat
fields to oats.
Miss Jessie Lum will start for Cali.
fornia May 18th.
Banker q Bumps are building q new
house for Mr.. Church.
e. NJ. Wells is back from California,
He says II Is the place to live.
q. +. Renkel of Blue Hill was in
these parts n day last week on legal
business.
Some Of the Mt. Glare boys attended
the dance in Lawrence Friday evening
which ended in a scrap.
The counterfeiters and bank robbers
are being Swallowed and are located,
and something will pop as soon as suf-
ticient proof and evidence can be
found.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Civ The Children a Drink

called Grain.O. 1t is a delicious, ap.
petizing, nourishing food drink to take
the place of coffee. When properly
prepared it tastes like the finest of cot
fee but is free from all its injurious
properties. Grain.O aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves. 1t is not a
stimulent but q health builder, and
children, as well as adults, can drink ii
with great benefit. Costs about I as
much as coffee. 10 and 25c at grocers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28

II you suffer from tenderness or full.
ness on the right side, pains under the
shoulder.blade, constipation, bilious.
ness, sick .headache and feel dull,
heavy and sleepy your liver is torpid
and congested. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers will cure you promptly, pleasant.
ly and permanently by removing the
congestion and causing The bile ducts
to open and flow naturally. They are
good pills.-C. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
GUIDE ROCK.

Geo. Fentress was Ia town Monday.
The horse buyer, Turner, is here
again.
Harry Curtis of Saltwater was In
town Monday.
Mrs. Dasbeill spent Sunday at River.
ton, returning Monday.
George Fentress and family moved
to Guide Rock Wednesday.
Samuel Wilson is just able to be
around with the aid OF n cane.
The horse buyer, Turner, bought
three horses and three mules Monday.
Mrs. George Ecklar died at North
Branch, Kansas, Saturday night Of
pleurisy.
Frank Cobb has purchased the Mus.
selman farm one mile west and two
miles north Of Guide Rock.
Nursery stock still arrives at this
point. II It all grows the country will
be q fruit country in q few years.
The entertainment gwen by the
scandinavian singers at the Baptist
church Wednesday night was we'll at.
tended. Receipts e81.
As CLARK Grow was coming up Main
street Saturday evening bis team
started and ran about three blocks.
One wagon wheel came Oh thimble and
all, the team stopped and no other
damage was done.
AMIDowN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Grain-O Brings Relief

to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking
is q habit that Is universally INDUCED
in and almost as universally injurious.
Have you tried Grain.O. 1t is almost
like coffee but the effects are just the
opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach,
ruins the digestion, effects the hear,
and disturbs the whole nervous system.
Grain.O tones the stomach, aids disges.
ton and strengthens the nerves. Is and
25c per package.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Don't Lose any Time About Il.

Nyou expect to 90 west this spring
ask the nearest Burlington route
agent about the specially reduced rates
now in effect to Montana, Utah, Cali.
~fornia, Washington and Oregon points.
Ask about them right away-today.
They may be withdrawn at any mo.
ment. Through tourist sleeping car
service to San Francisco, and Los An.
geles every Thursday; to Butte, Spo.
kane and Seattle every Tuesday and
Thursday. j. Francis, General passen-
ger Agent, Omaha, Neb.