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New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,


sFAyI9Ys tss e y.sT Est ssEEr
eyIhs iea.ins dime from Ds.b.o:.s: 80, 80
ss sssn s'ssf sss ' Tor a't
siaslen, sicept where ethsrwi:e noted. -
New YORK Pittsburg sleeping Car Pitsesfs 70
sss ss FAsP PEass7LtHsS hsf 6se
ton Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. cinsianaa.
siis'gs' r. ~ cexGo l9s,v Ssb Al S sT LOUIS EXPRESS
Tor Nashville tyia cinoihnat) Indianapolis SA'eSs''
s.sS r. u. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago F'e
7.5s Beg =, r. Ne tsoTTHwksrERs ExPREssyor Pit.
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville inaian@p'"~
Tss p: NJ PACIFIC ExPREsssSr pttsSSry y.;Iss sss
sas NJ 1Ds.bro.sss and cor,Iandi Streets 5 .s p n,
New York to Altoona. East Liberty. PI..seurs, and
points Ws; f; s5ssOi AND 6H'f 'TfHE soITm
7ss. s2s s5 1910 dDss6rosses street loi co.tanat
ia 2io % CbesSrS:ss. .SSs s'I Street .S io coras Street
2S 2SS q % c9ngresscaa iAm all PSsl9r es sss
Car ls @ q fs0s5s'.s3s aTs es@ .sS Ls5 Sb,n al
soT4sHRi 9s si Hs "a s2 ass as "a. p m 1910
NoRFofK Tx, AND WESTERN RALwAY.-FOr Memphis
AfGaSTfc fha TH 35s Go1sf sR@Ezp1sss s25 a. $50
s S SSts& ea,G es5s4 W ssi, n
ATssrig sa4 70 d' vess.y. s:se...
Street 2i0 D. NJ Cortlandt Street us p. m) through
yestlbuled Train Buffet Paror Cars Passenger Coach.
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-f25 p m. week days.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad ,q%
West Twenty third Stree. ststionl s-oo a n, ~ ~
1l0 Saturdays only). 20. 2b5 B. y. 40 DO 900
2 m sundays 75S. ~ a. m. 80 p m 10 Grom Zee.
br sses StresO 500. 800 a y 20 In ts1tuIaAys
only 2eo, $40. so 40 80 100 p m; sIAeaSs y,
s.ib go a. 5.l5 m. GrOm Coryandt street, 3D.
900 NJ. ~ 20 i.23 Saturdays onyD, $50 SOr. ~
423 5l5. 100 ?. m. Sundays SIS. 80 a. m oio
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ci0 (Desbrosses and Cortiand streets b%O, I'D soc
S25 sos e2J (955 PsDns. Limited 1910 u)esbrosses
Street 1910. Cortandt Street 0l5 dintng car 100,
Dining carr. ll55 1888. ~ u)esbrosses street
TO- cortandt Street l5). 2@, SS5. 4&. AS dining
Carr 455 Dining Carr. 5@ Dining carl iS 80
p m. ~ 10 night. sundays, 6ia s.25 500, y. 81
lLimited). 300, l055 Dining carr a NJ 25s; L5s
Dining Carr 2.55 3.55 l. % Dining carr. 43 DininS
Carr 5.55 Dining Carr. 755. s55 p. m. l2.l0 night.
Ticket offices Nos. iei 9A 1896. 1854 Ill and 2sl
Broadway; Astos House; West rwenty-ih street
Station and stations foot of Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets Court street. $50 Fulton Street % Broaasay
and Pennsylvania Annex station, Brooklyn; station.
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone $3.50 Thirtyelghth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
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6 Sesn nf contract prices IN the local market to-day

sp, cotton closed steady with aaotsi1n snS 7iGc
ir middiing Gulf as compared Tith ass Saes included
respectively year ago lo,a st5nners Southern spot
Sarkes were oficiay reported by spscls, ,s, No
H. inaf Il-iGc: Savannah steady o@ei - H"TSoI~
suie, and nominal Wilmington srs s.sa1s nominal G4c
Nemrtis steady &c; Augusta quieS 90 "
ready 5s4c The export movement '
' prsnce Continent
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Cash quotations follows; EloYr easy q 10 .
spring wheat. G5% qe9:s No rsd' 20 a. Ta 4
white 24d2Tnc: No rye, 521sg03ci No ! n9Hseei tvo
6si. n W 81 O8a prime timothy seed ~ - 2 & SeNsr s
Contract grade So So pork per Dbl ~ oOgso ~
lari Der 100 n S. 37ia 60 20; short RIBS ses Hs.
s ioS5 30 dry salted shoulders thoxed 50 81 rs9 oo
~, eesr sides aoredD 40GS5 A.; whskey. disies
finished goods per gal 81 90 susar eat os % unSAs
on the Produce Exchange today me ou1,S. ,,ss
weak; Creameries. B1znlItac uaHes' i'~i'0' O"''
81, a0c Eggs. fresh. li1e
Cincinnati. July 2l-F1our dull. Wheat easier 10 :
raI 6 a69i5c corn easier No mixed So'sI5oc' oats
ani No 2 mixed 26d27c. Rye quiet; No T. Uc. butter
steady sugar firm. Eggs dull. ec Cheese hFm
Nrtua,kee July 2I-Wheat steady; No Sorthern
rae No Northern. lac Rye nSer. no l. o'' i
ley steady; No 2 +O'sc' sample S'V7oO .
Mnneapos July 2-Close: Wheat In store 40 10 / l
Mem Jv Olc: September, G5iac; Decenber o. - e
or track 80 / hard 6Sisc; No Northerp' o'se' no
Northern. 6bac
Pbusdelphia July 2i-Wheat &c lower; contract grace
July 10 oi,a70t.c Corn arm and &c hghsr 80 hi,s
Clipped SOi.Q31isc; No DO 30c; No inlxee Gp.u
eoa20i,c Butter steady but quiet; fancy western
crsn.Tv issc DO prints 2ic. Eggs firm; fresh nearby
is6i3iso do Western, l3h0lie' do Souh"sslsl, 81
s,i creanns fancy new sman, Sq0c do fair 70 chocs
new 81 Ts4c: Ohio fats fancy egsee. 90 .am nno 70
7L6Tzc Recelpts-Flour 1000 bbls and 0e0 SACKS s
wheat slcOo bush corn 20 0oo ien oss; s. oats coo
ments-Nheat. 33 900 BUSH corn l-o.""' oa, -
:, rouis July 21-wheat No red cash Io,%e; July
soisc. septsmtsr 70ndT0@e: Deeember iSsy'S5gs 5s gss,
No . hard s9c Corn lower; No eash SNi ~''S
inv .fc. September. 8ic; DecembeI 1a'e- oat -
b "a igIv as Ae september. l3s8ls$ei hAS 2z$ei
No 2 white, 2sq2shc - -
Toledo July 2l.--wheat lower active NO casa shs
S,.2sa s4tc Oats dull higher: No mixed otae, hye
All .tssdv No cash, 55c. Cloyerseed active hshsT
ag,1ns nun cash new. s. asked; october. 81 47h
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lEI lWlpE, LlcEAWAxHA { WESTERN

stations in New York foot OF SaffIsy vs Ana Arrye
$50
snnslo ITHACA 4 Os~eso EA'''' 81 ~ - M $500 . n.
cctieseo 4 Bun. Express ,.,,.::ss 'i'V' '
scran,on' wilkssbarre Pym0um .n,n. l23pm
csicseo q Buffalo Lm Ex.. ;'''' go .e3 JAM
San Ex (ar Buh. 7 40 a. m)'''' 90 81 I'm ESQ Am
Ithaca oswsgo, Utica Ex -; ,nS 10 80 A. ~
isss~tar 10 pcrantOn. Nay pe oss.p a. fts s1g and
rteksss and pullman aee9iailo""'' " "
ose ar adway IA PARK ra, To- and check baggage
~Xysstcott 5 Express Co VIII e~i' "' -
,o destlnati0n 'Daly
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY
RAILROADS,

-Four tracks. 'ElsStr9-r -rhsensue % t u,s S,shs+ ST.
and south Ferry. Whitehall ST. 90. l.,
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Mnltsnap 81 -
Ave mn9tes earlier thar that given below for Liberty
St.. except when noted. ...s.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh Chunk &c
400 7:i5 9O NJ 42Vo NJ 10 Easton sd ~ 90 10
Eto ESstonJ a. ~. 100, $3.50. 600 P, NJ u o.,o
A. NJ. !: 80 p NJ sundays. '43o A: NJ oo o.,o
For Reading and Harrisburg '40O, '43O 30, 9:lO
100 II 30 70 ReadIngJ A. NJ. 1870. $50 40 800
$500 to Reading) p. NJ l25 night sundays 90 - 80
Ql:3O Reading A. NJ. lOO. l;.0 'S'SV' o'U wv" u
Readins) P NJ, iii liiii' RkIi. R,Sht ROUTE.
For New Jersey seashofe Resorts. - 80. $50 100
A. H.. Il :oC saturday, only.l ;ao .2io. sse. ass
sunday 500 8.l5 4. N: 80 t@e nd, p NJ ....o sss
- -' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier n. r.. f.or Rector ST. -
For Atlantic Highlands and sekhoIe points, 40. o:oo
,osnn 1,,f0o 4 NJ 90 200 3:45. $50. $50 p. "
SUNDAYS 1000 A. NJ. 100 T46 p. u. .
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnsgat ASo A. A..
va, nsrtlculars see time table
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E.esnss spsoisds a6 's.1s. sss spscu.aon and
krt loo: American 5000 Aiddlins upsAhs, or" nj
ssares opsped quiet Ie4d decline &C., January
5seaT. AI.t0 EsbrssryhsToa. %isss iTsss. 5Sy,
EnxE; Jnly-Ansast is5.s; August sevtefFber s55sn
kspsnbsr 0ctober sieas; octobsr-Soysfnosf' eA"N''
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Rio-CoEfes market weak; No RlS SSS-'; ne T-nea
5-32d recpipts, II GO bass clearer 90 has. stock
2ls 600 bHgs = ,,,,.r oo0aa e as fol-
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. X.

SCHEDULE IL -
FOR THE WEST. -..,,,,n ana
Leave New York South Ferry tMh.sn, ,rorn south Ferry
foot Of Liberty street. Time SHOWN - "'
Lave Liberty street minutes later tsunaav,
sDaily. fEAreb' ,'-,r .,rse, onIy) 81 23 m.
and az 10 night. ,,h.,.v .,rset orly) 68
PITTSBCRG. 's.3O a. m N~Oe'' 49,
Pc pcqHScINNXTi. ST LOUIS. 'sS a M 800 p "'
'i-lo hsA" ROYAL Blue TRAINS, ,n,,.v.
W. .surxGTCN BALTIMORE, ~ 'soSS bsnsrr
~ o. m CDinsrp ti255 ?. m lDnerl - .S VS,ns-s.
% IS c'Royal Limited exclusively ru 1 .iS 10 nixht
80 dClner) $3.50 .. m Dineo anu 4- '
NORFOLK. ti2 80 p. m ,.. p,,,scb light
81 - va ia iT2 2Bi s34 1884 Broadway - uhlon -
w In Bosery n Z Sss Puaton st. 10 vrsN1 par-ss:
bsoosy",. 49,. botel or residence 10 destination
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Neutrality-suspicious. quiet;

cloth orders limits
81: - Wv N' s
Bales
Net receipts at all United States ports during
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STEAMBOATS,.

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BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL River LINE
For FAN River. Boston. Marthas Vineyard, Nantucket,
Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern Mountain Inland
and seashors points; Steamers PRISCILLA and
Pier 10 ". r., foot OF Warren St. days and sun
days at 600 p. NJ Steamer from New York Sundays
only touches at Newport. On other days OF the week
Providence Line eastward steamer stops at Newport
PROVIDENCE GlNE
For Newport Providence. Boston the North and East
Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in eommlsson.
ST.. week days only 300 p. NJ touching at Newport
X tMonday mornings excepted. on Monday mornings
Fall River Line steamers touch at Newport
SlTGMlNG1TNE LIME
For stonlngton. Narragansett Pier Watch HILL Boston
and all points East Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and
RHODE ISLAND Leave Pier 49, n. r.. foot Of Spring
week days only, at 500 Z. NJ.
NORWICH Lime
For New London. Block Island Norwich, Worcester Bos-
ton and the East Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and
st.. week days only at $50 p. NJ.
FOR NEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE
AND BOSTON,
NEW HAVEN LINE.
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE.
Steamers daily, Sundays included. from Pier 25 East
River FOR NEW HAVEN at p. NJ and u midnight. For
PROVIDENCE at p. NJ
Timely train connections made New Haven for Meri-
den. Hartford and Springfield and at Providence for
BOSTON and all points east. Fine orchestra Bay Line
steamers
q r. r.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July 2l.-spring wheat-Fair inquiry; No
spring i5F75e winter whes,.GoSsSs de%anG nan siov G2
A. ise. No yellow SIC; No 2 corn, IS a3sise No
corn CSC Oats quiet: No white, 29sqN%.c No white
2Slse. No white 2Ti1c: No mixed. 2Ilzc No
mixed 2Gisc Rye dull No 2, nomnaly, toc IN store'
Canal freights weak, unchanged Flour qulet weak
Chicago July 21The leading futures ranged es fol-
lows: o,,
Wheat No. .: Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
s1b,enber s9y ra:'.... ..... Io. Hs ssHs7S eeZas9
December ......72A9I2% rs 'l% i@
Corn, No. .:
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DOR BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREEN

l. PORT. SHELTER ISLAND. soUTHoLD AND SAG
HARBOR ALI. l.x
Steamer Pier 15 T. r foot Wall st1 eaiy y, Tex
cent sundays) az 80 p NJ. Saturdays i0o r NJ MOE.
days Wednesdays and Fridays steamer stops az soIhoa
and Orient Point Mondays BY steamer shlnnecocE
curson Greeaport and Sag Haroor leaving feI 10 '
A. NJ Excursion tickets 500 good 70 retIr s.L -a-,
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STOCK ON HAND.

CharlesfOn. July ZI--IuIPtHV"7 I'I1IN71 VIZ y w
Ro-n FIRM. unchanged .,- a. -. aoi1 q
wilmington July spi1's Iurpes.ns an n'm AZ ~
,n,. "a mis- Rosn steady SOc and Toe receipts edS
ma ISr arm 81 40 receipts. no npls -,
$40 bis receipts iois Rosn hrm At adyanes on pe'es
ssi"I a. ~ n 81 i3 o. 81 20 II. 81 S H. u soi X.
X 81 NJ Ar IS; ~ 81 % W O, s2 90; w-ss. IT,
" 1000 Juv 2i-CacuttA HRased spot o's sa- 1ur-
,..,1re s.,lrtts a0sd30s 3D.
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NAVAL. STORES.

The market ruled generally steady, Dut wthout quo.soe
ehsnFe Rosin showed the greatest stability Quotatons
follow; - -, 49,. so-s
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-i3q43'sc ~ - s,,o -
RCySIN-Comm0n to good stralnsl e. ~. z = u
s@ a. 81 Is; n, 81 70; L. 81 10; X, tsi NJ " 2oesz So'
e "a ~. Il n w 50 20
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The following receipts at al
ports since September /. 1S9s:
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Receipts breedsNffs Interior points In thousand
cphers 900, omitted -four bbls grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

The movement OF cotton at Liverpool DURING h ss as
tndng to-day as compared with previous "eeA' w.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
Try Aliens Foot.Ease.

A powder to be sha ken into the shoes
At this season your feet feel swollen
nervous and hot, aud get tired easily
If you have smarting feet or tight shoes
try Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t cools the fee
and makes walking easy. Cures swol
len and sweating feet, blisters anc
callous spots. Relieves corns and bun
ions of all pain and gives rest and,com
fort. Try it to-day. Sold by all drug
gists and shoe stores for csc. Tria
package FREE. Address. Allen )
Olmstead, lie Roy, n. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
GUIDE ROCK.
Thursday morning.

nice ram thursday morning,
VIM, Mapes little child is quite sick
The Crow horse lost in q race Wed.
nesday.
|. b. Colvin was at the county seat
Wednesday.
l.. b. Colvin had some Iowa land
lockers this week.
The horse race Saturday was won by
the kindscher mare.
James Rich was over from Bladen
the first of this week.
The horse buyer, ID. D. Leith, was
here again Monday after horses.
Chas. Smith had a very narrow es-
cape from fire at his house Saturday
caused by carelessness with coal oil.
Being Saturday a crowd was close at
hand and put out the fire but the
flames were getting through the roof
OF the back Kitchen before stopped.
AMIDowN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

1t is reported in the London news
papers that the crew of the Olympia
adore Admiral Dewey, and the fact is
commented upon as II it were strange.
II the Londoncrs are still in this mood
when the admiral strikes these shores
they will have a chance to comment
upon u stranger thing. 1t viii. amaze
them to find that the crew OF the
Olympia, in a modest and u%nassuming
way, represent the sentiment of their
countrymen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
Drink Grain-O

after you have concluded that your
coffee does not agree with you. 1t il
not a medicine but doctors order it, be
cause 1t is healthful, invigorating and
appetizing. 1t is made from pure
grains and has that rich seal brown
color, and tastes like the finest grades
of coffee and costs about one fourth as
much. Children thrive on IL because
it is n genuine TODD drink containing
nothing but nourishmcnt. 10 and 25c
ut grocers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

1t is not difficult to understand why
the president chose Mr.. Elihu Root of
New York, m eminent lawyer, TO sue.
coed Secretary Alger, at the head OF
the war department. While this adj
ministration, as a result Of the war
with Spain, has had more legal ques-
tons, and more difficult ones to deal
with than usually falls to the lot of an
administration, the presidents cabinet
has had less legal talent than most
any presidents cabinet has ever had.
Another good lawyer was needed in
the cabinet, and President Mckinley
along with nearly everybody else,
thinks Mr.. Root will i'll the III. II
public commentator counted for any
thing, it would be certain that secre.
tary Root would become a very popu.
lar official, but 1t will really depend
largely upon what occurs in the Phil
ippines. II we win in all the fighting
and no scandals develop in connection
with the army over there, everybody
will sing Secretary Roots praises.
But il thin IS go wrong in any way
when there is lighting on hand, the
American people have u habit, as old
as the government, Of holding the Sec
rotary of war responsible, and the
new secretary will have to take his
chances. In any event, he snot likely
to lind the raj department a bed OF
roses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
BEAVERsCREEK
Warm, warm.

Warm, warm,
John Konzack is working a few days
near Eckley.
Grandma Cox who has been quite
poorly for about n month is some bet
ter.
Mrs, Z. +. Vaughan accompanied by
her younger children visited j. 4.
Crozier near Eckley one day last week.
Mrs. Matte Smith has built a porch
to her house and otherwise improved
the place which will make a nice home.
Mrs VIM Thompson has been visit.
ing at her oil home IN Virginia for
some time and Mr.. Thompson expects
to 60 there AS soon as ihreshing is done.
RAMBLER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

Admiral Dewey having cabled his APP.
approval Of the plans submitted to him
through the courtesy Of Secretary Long
Of the Washington committee of one
hundred for his reception at Washing.
ton and the presentation 10 him of the
sword voted to him by congress, the
committee are working to make the
event a notable one, and everybody
seems disposed to help them. No
exact date a be set for the reception
yet, but inasmuch as this reception is
to be a semi official affair, participated
in by the president and his cabinet,
and all the prominent public men who
happen TO be in Washington at the
time, a strong effort will be made to
get the admiral 10 come direct to Wash
ington without stopping at New York
and let the Washington reception be
the first he receives in this country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
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For Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres Of un
improved land four miles northwest OF
Red Cloud, consisting of the west half
Of the northwest quarter, and the east
half OF the northeast quarter, of sec.
ton fifteen, in township two north,
range eleven west. The land is leased
at present, but subject to sale. Price
90, 800. For further information apply
to Mrs. JAMES KIRxwooD,
Fairfax, Missouri,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
Does Coffee Agree With You.

If not, drink Grain-O-made from
pure grains. A lady writes; "The
first time | made Grain q / did not like
it, but after using it for one week moth.
ing would induce mt to go back tc
coffee" 1t nourishes and feeds the
system. The children a drink it free
ly with great benefit. 1t is the
Strengthening substance of pure grains
Get a package today from your grocer
&c and csc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

While fishing in the Platte at Ere.
mont the other.day, u fisherman caught
an alligator two and one.half feet in
length. Tho Platte may ia course OF
time produce something up to date.
Some years ago it gave up the petriiied
remains of Il brontotheriidae, an an
cicnt specie Of the quadruped tribe
which used 10 inhabit the earth and
Is known in Indian history as the
thunder beast" on of the
noise it made. Years later another
quaint specimen OF the biped class
was found or the Platte, the exact
date in history being lost, which has
the anne characteristic Of the ancient
'critter." 1t travels around over the
couatry raising a thunder" of a noise
to make other earthly Inhabitants be.
lieve some terrible calamity is about
to befall them, and will no doubt be
referred to a thousand years as the
thunder beast Of the demo.pops.'
We hope the good people who have
captured this last specimen Of antiquity
from the golden sands of the Platte
at Fremont will have the goodness to
cut its tongue out before it acquires
any OF the characteristics of its prede-
cessors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
LESTER.

A fine rain visited this place Thurs
day.
The rally at Gospel grove Sunday
was well attended.
The ladies aid society met with Mrs.
|. frisbie Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Andre VS. Of Ollie, Iowa is visit.
her sister Mrs. Lau.
Misses lone Albright and Jennie Cot.
ting Of Red Cloud are visiting Grace
Frisbie this week.
Harvie Cox and Maud Miller return.
ed from Lincoln Friday.
Mrs. e. G. Cox left for Denver this
week for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn and Mr.. and Mrs.
q. M. Warner of Mt. Hope, attended
the picnic and rally Sunday.
y, There will be a basket supper at this
place Tuesday evening August 1st. All
the ladies are i invited to come and bring
a basket. A special invitation TO all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

secretary Of state was then asked il he
had viewed the sheets lately, and said
u he had he would not let the commit.
tee see them, for 1t was his duty to
keep them out Of sight, aud while he
didn't know whether he knew where
the papers were, he was quite sure that
whether he knew or didn't know 1t
would be all the same as far as the
committee was concerned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

The investigating committee which
is looking into the acts Of state officers,
made an attempt to interview Secre'
tary of State Porter Monday. The sec
rotary would not 60 to the COMMITTEES
SO the committee went to him. He was
corner ed in his Office and having nc
chance %tosiee, could not very well es'
cape answering questions. When the
committee asked him to produce the
tally sheets Of the recount commission
he said that owing to his being away q,
the time the recount was completed he
did not know where they were. The
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

1t is foolish to go wild on the pros.
pective r harvest just yet-wait q
month or six weeks. While it is true
that prospects were never better a,
this time of year, 1t is also true tina,
our prospects could be Knocked sky
high 10 just about one week, jus,
keep cool, be conservative, work, DOM
allow prospects to IA the balloon toe
high. Don't spend any Of the money
received from the corn field that il
going to yield n hundred bushels tc
the acre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

Gun shot wound and powder burns,
cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from
rusty nails, insect stings and ivy poison.
ing-quickly healed by De Wits Witch
Hazel salve. Positively prevent blood
poisoning. Beware of counterfeits.
DeWitt,s" is sAFE and SURE. G. l.
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

j.. V. Hobbs, NJ. ID. Fort Valley, Ga,
says; | have been practicing medicine
twenty five years and know piles to be
one of the most difficult of diseases
to cure, but have known DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve to cure numbers of
cases and do not hesitate to recommend
it. BE sure you get "DeWitt's there are
injurious counterfeits on sale. g. l..
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28

what do you think my chances
are for sheriff this falls" remarked one
of our citizens to another within our
hearing, Now, had the gentleman
asked us such a question we could
have answered him very quickly by re-
peating a bible story We once heard
about the camel trying to go through
the eve of n needle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
LINE.

Al Decker is tbreshing for Mr.. May
nard.
W. j. Haskins Is on the sick list this
week.
Jos. Saladen Is harvesting for j. W.
Mcintyre.
AL Decker was on a business trip to
Amboy Monday.
Will Aubushon' is able to run the
harvester again.
Rev. ii. ii. Haskins has moved up
near the spring on his farm.
Miss Erva Haskins is home on a visit
from Walnut creek this week.
Rev. Horton of Red Cloud will preach
at Penny creek Sunday at 8 80 pm.
Rev. Con Hewitt is closing his work
at Penny creek this conference year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Carpenter were
guests of William VanDyke Sunday.
l.. A. Haskins attended the populist
committee meeting at Red Cloud this
week.
Geo. Posen talks Of quitting work for
j.. A. Haskins aud will work for r..
Keagle.
Mrs. Chas. Isom and Mrs Albert
Keagle were at Guide Rock the guests
of Mrs. Reeves.
Quite a number of the old settlers of
Line attended the funeral of Elder
Stone last week.
Mr.. kaminsky is talking of quitting
the creamery route as it wont pay but
10 cents a trip.
Stacking grain Is the order of the
day. Most of the farmers are done
cutting their grain.
Professor Shannon attended the Sun.
day school convention in Kansas and
reports a good time.
The school board Of District 80 has
engaged Miss Dickerson to teach a
five months term of school.
The Stebbins Brothers were on State
creek threshing for MIR. Huffer on the
Dickerson ranch this week.
Carl Rudd, John Fox and w. p. Has.
kins threshed rye last week. The yield
was about ten bushels per acre.
Frank vanDyke was on a business
trip over neal Smith Center last week
and reports the corn crop good.
Some talk of Jos. Saladen as a candi.
date for sheriff on the republican ticket
and Allan Carpenter on the populist
ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wildey were called to
Bostwick on o of the illness of
Mrs. WIS mother who is not expected
to live.
Why not have an old settlers picnic
in Line some time in August. Some
one please make Il move il that direc.
ton.
j. G. Wolf of Red Cloud, VIM. Van
Dyke Of Line and MIR. Beardslee Of
Logan, Kansas, were the guests Of
Spence Potter n day last week.
Rev. Campbell of North Branch
preached at Penny creek Sunday at II
o'clock to a large and attentive congre.
CATION. His subject was Vanity"
Richard Keagle Of Cambria, Wyo.
ming has written to his brother Albert
to come back and bring another man
with him as he has a fortune for them
in a gold aud zinc mine.