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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
NORFOLK MHRKtTS
For Grain. flag, Groceries, Provisions;
sc.
eUotntioUs nj WhoIcSnlr y'rirru r,r.
TESS "thcrn i"r stntcu, ANU prtcrs arc
subject "a nuctuatiOm IN imnrhct.
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.

N.N-Ai-Ns IN l -A-sD JILE
coRN-Whi;e corn. car lots. 40; m,xed
&c; from sloi.s. uixtd. dc ''''' - "''''s'
MILL rnEi,- Market steady: bran.
ID ,f9 on st9rs ~ o. middiing. iom store
e oAIS--Sieady: mixed. &c white. ssc
80 !. $ii go0li 20 per ton: No. ..
SlSHsiiN0 per ton from stor.
MiLLkD itICE--As to grades-5i. 10
&C. ~ u
AouGn RicE-c5G72c. per bushcl.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
rFANpTs Market, firm: fancy slc.:
sliieiiy prime. @HNJ5sc.: prime. Sc: CON.
mon, @@2,sc.. Spanish SOC jci busheI.
+As- iitcl.eye $40 Per bag.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
roULTRY-Llve. steady; chickens. OH
fat 3e9@Sc; spring chickens. STEADY. at Is:
8 i igGGs" s Ste IS ii i6,1 -ea per dozen
BUTTER Good country. y 10 1Gr.
,CouNTRY-HAMs : ouiet: Smitthnela.
old, lSGi9c.; fancy, new. i2isalic.: Wiz.
Enia country, lcQtl.I2c.; good North Caro-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seed. ssooas.so:
Sweets, nayman, Si.l5 10 Si.25 per barrel;
C CAHGA9if . progts, 42.25 per barrel.
BERMUDA $500 per box.
FRUITS.
APPLhS-Northern. SoW46.o0 per bar
LEMoNs-S2 5oa3.oo per box.
pEACliES-None
LINES $3.50 pcr peck.
PINE APPGIcS-3 10 l2e.; FloriSa q 81
TO 81 60 per case.
EANANAsmicr bunch zoe. asl5o.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES Sc ,ii.ngs
SSot4S..0. navcls S5..5Q4,o0 per box.
GROCERIES,
FLOUR-Markot strong; spring wheat.
fancy patent. $50. winter wheat. stand
ard patent, SID winter whca.. half pat
cnt. So winter wheat, best straleDt
$40: winter wheat. choice straight $3.50:
winter wheat. family $780, winter wheat
fair 10 good 81 aides OF extra $50; WIN
ter wheat super. S3.NT2i0
MEAI.-fcc bag 100 lbs. sl.0S; 50 ID.
bags &c
coFFEE-1hvn 2iQ25c: do. Laguara.
| l2HlSc.; chol g lNo. lOi1QllIac. prime. do,
loslio.sc; fair. do. aGs}.c.; common. do.
OUTER Primo to choice grades. :i,.:
far to good grades % 10 Gle; iair grades,
ciiEEsl;-Flrmor; large fun orean.
SuGAK-M Market vesy firm at the
pendent on delivery rates 20 diff
forcnt points: Cut Loaf, sos: Patent
Cubes HG0 Powdered, 800; Granulatcd.
54S; Granulated in 5-lb. bags. 5.5i Granu-
lated in 2-lb. bags, SD; confcctioncrs' a.
Centennial s. i.0S: California a 4.9l:
EraniI.n - 4.So; keystone u, 40; Ameri-
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore, May 5.-Flour firm and
unchanged.
81 Wheat dull and lower; 4 spot and
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I certify that the bond required OF the
Special commissioners in the above decree
has been duly given.
myc-lot CHAs. o. sAviLLE. Clerk.
ID URSUANT TO \ DECREE OF THE
Court Of Law ana Chanccry of tho
city of Norfolk. Virginia. entered this lst
day OF May, 1899. III the chancery suit
therein pending, in which David Parker
E1lsess. by his ncXt- frTuUr.- IS r.a.nttrr,
and louise T.. Burgess and others are
defendants, We viii sell 1T public auction
at the Norfolk Real Estate Exchange, No.
20 Man street. Norfolk Virginia. on
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WEDNESDAY,. THE 17TII DAY OF
MAY. 1899.
at IL m. The following property, to-wIt:

% ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND, with the improvements thereon,
situated on the west side OF Brewer street
and bound d ana described as follows:
BEGINNING at J. II. Iicndron's line on said
street. and running thence south along
said street fifty feet 10 Humphreys line.
thence west along his fne two hundred
and th.rty-six feet ana six inches. thence
north lity feet to the southwest corner OF
said llendien'.s lot thence along tho
south side OF said iiendren's lot two hun
drcd and thrly-siX inches to the point of
beginning ON Brewer street. and being
improved by the buildings Nos. II and II
old numbers, Brewer street.
% THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
situated on the west side of Bank street,
IN tho city OF Norfolk. fronting forty feet
on Bank street and running back loSOS
feet. more or less. to u line parallel, or
nearly so, with Bank street, and being
improved by the building NO. ". old
number.
TERAls-One-third cash and the bal
ancc upon a credit OF six ana twelve
months. TO be evidenced by the rotcs of
the purchaser or purchasers, carrying in
tcrest from day of sale payable semi-an-
nually, and the title TO be retained until
JOHN j. BURROUGHS,
THOMAS III. WILCOX
Special Commissioners.
4. L. ROGERS
~ Auctioneer.
certify that the bond required by tho
Tcste: JuNICS a. COLEMAN, ID. c.
r,r5t1s
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I3y 4. t. Rogers and r. q. Chafnn IL Co.,
0ncorporatcD Real Estate
Auctionecrs.
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certify that the bond required by tho
foregoing decree has been given
Toste: JuNICS a. COLEMAN. ID. c.
iny5tdS
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UGH RiCE-C5Gl2c. per bushel
PEANUTS AND PEAS.

PEANUTS Market. firm: fancy ar
lily prime. %bnJ5ac.: prime. Sc: CON.
mon. -W-sc. Spanish soc. icr bushel
TEA , hiacEeSe. $..5O Per bag.
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NEW YORK STOCK MAnKrT

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pr1m. had found another interest, ana
favor In the eyes OF a young tourist pay
ing his first visit TO our shores, ana SO II u
happened that before the voyage, al to9
hrfef. was half over. Amy Lawrence anu I
Armstrong walked the specious uecn i'S IL
hours alone or sat In sneiteIeu ioOns ,n-,
gazing out upon the sea Inc soIt, SUM I'M
mer breezes of the first rev Gays Irta IL
given place 10 keener, chilher al. ilS
fog ahead told OF the close pro1lnly %
the Farallones. Heavier wraps nau - t.
placed the soft fabrics OF the ha|aliaii tl..
saunterings. But warmth ana slduleSts =
coupled with a strange new snynesss sIh ~
his presence were glowing IN neT iIesL
Young heart one day she had sIu 70
him. you have not told me now you
came TO leave there-just now. ana u
was n moment before he answered.
s'That was the surgeons doing. Iney
sent me- back from the front because the
wound did not properly heal, and then or,
dered a sea voyage until IL did; but ]
turn back az once from San Francisco
She was silent a few seconds. rms was
unlocked for and unwelcome news i
Thought" she said, Eat least Governor
heard DIR. Frank say II would be -FOUR
months before you could use that arm.
She plucked at the fringe OF the heavy
shawl ne mad wrapped about her as she
reclined in the low steamer chair Dut the
white lids yelled her eyes
Possibly" answered Armstrong Dut
you see i do not have 20 use IL much at
any time. I'm all right otherwise ana
there will soon be need or me.
More campaigning she anXiously IN
quired, her eyes one moment upIlIIlhS'
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ter's hands. and with so significant
message that il had TO be opened and read
without delay. Gayly excusing herself,
and with low reverence and comprehen-
ushered her sister into the long parlor and
the curtain fell behind them. There fol-
lowed few minutes OF brisk conference
against. the father and daughter for. i'm
mediate return 10 the hotel, there to claim
the vacated rooms aboard the steamer. In
the eager discussion pro and con both
and promising to follow by the Sedgwick:
In this family council, despite the vivid
interest Armstrong felt in the result.
neither Amy Lawrence nor himself took
any part. Side by side at the snowy rail-
ing over the breaking sea they stood al
most silent listeners. Suddenly there
came from the front again the sound Of
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Probably. Those fellows have no idea
of quitting"
Another interval OF silence. The long.
lazy. rolling swell Of the Pacific had
changed during the day TO an abrupt and
tumultuous upheaval thattossed the Doric
like a cork and made locOmOtlon a prob
lem The rising wind and sea sent the
spray whirling from her bows. and Mild
reds young man, casting about for "A dry
corner had deposited his fair charge on
a bench along the forward deckhouse and
was scouting up and down for steamer
chairs. Armstrong had drawn his close
to that I'm which Miss Lawrence reclined
her knitted steamer cap pulled we'll for
ward over her brow. His feet were
hraced against a stanChiOn His eyes
were intent upon her sweet face. he had
no thought for other men, even those IN
similar Might His gaze though unham-
pered by the high peak OF his forage cap.
comprehended nothing beyond the round
ed outline OF that soft cheek. Her eyes.
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splendent with Oriental hangings, and
were beautifully frescoed I'm Oriental
pattcrns-the lotus, which is the Sla.
mcse favorte flower. being the main de-
sign. The lotus is the royal and the sa-
cred flower ii is offered upon the altars
and is the bridal decoration. | was told
that the women of Siam even trim their
hair In imitation OF its petals
The harem? We saw bits OF il. very
much frightened. and bashfully gliding
away into Oriental hooks. peeping out
from behind the hanEings like timid chill
dren. My friend, who had been through
the palace grounds. told me many inter
life of these poor creatures. whose amuse-
ments are within the limits Of these great
walls. and confined 10 picking flowers. ar
ranging bouquets. weaving garands for
the children. feeding the birds in the royal
aviary, or playing with the royal gold
FISH. She saw them once bathing in tn,
lakes. looking for all the world like q
flock of brown water fowl.
The ballroom might have been sum-
moned from Arabian-night land with
Aladdins lamp. Thousands of twink
ling lights, and the guests brilliant
with splendid Jewels. Luxuriant
tropical plants surrounded the beau
tiful polished surface OF the ball
room floor. and a queer brown or
chestra made music behind a group
of palms-and such music. Not III
bit like the hideous Chinese
strains. but soft and harmonious. II
/ had peep at the music maxi
ers, little brown men executing
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thought best to slip quietly away with
her, and bids me say goodnight to you
ALL"
So, when next day the Dortc sailed. four
new names appeared upon the passenger
list. and the last men down the stage
already trembling on the rise," were two
young fellows in white uniforms, who
waved their jaunty caps. Join you in
ten days at Friscol" shouted the shorter
OF the two. gazing upward and backward
at the quartet on the promenade deck.
hastily. as he bumped against some
slender object, and wheeling about to
pick up fiimsy white fan. he found him.
kerchief waving. beaming. smiling, throw
ing kisses innumerable TO the party he had
so lately left The hot blood rushed to
his forehead, an angry light TO his eyes,
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as she nodded blithely. forbearingly. for
givingly at him. Dear boy" she cried.
In her clear. penetrating treble. how
could YOU be expected 10 see any one after
leaving -her2' But Cows arm was linked
In his at the very instant and led him
glowerinc away. leaving her close To the
edge OF the crowded dock. smiling sweet
ness. blessing and bliss upon "A silent and
unresponsve group, and waving kerchief
the Doric headed out 10 sea.
They were nearing home again Day
and night for nearly a week the good
ship had borne them steadily onward
over a sea OF deepest blue. calm and un-
rufied as the light that shone in Amv's
eyes. Hours OF each twenty-four Arm
strong had been the constant companion
first of the trio then nf the tNn-fnr
Mr. Prime had found a kindred spirit In
from China-then of one alone: for Miss
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hoois and wheels loud and distinct at the
start. then rapidly dying away with the
increasing distance. Miss Lawrence
turned and looked inquiringly into the
eyes she well knew were fixed upon her.
Mrs. Marsden hesitated one moment, then
stepped across the lanai. peered into the
parior and entered. II was a minute be-
fore She returned. and In that minute the
decisive vote was cast, the carriage or
dcred.
Oh I ought 10 have known how It
would be II left You n moment she
cried despairiEgly on her temperance a
little folded paper in her hand. But at
least you must stay half an hour. We
can telephone direct 10 the dock and Sc
cure the staterooms. II go you must on
the Douc. Yes she continued. lowering
her voice, they are not going farther I'M
Ill Colonel Frost c0mes- Mrs Garrison
explains that her sister was really too III
thought the drive might do her good She
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Found in the Philippines.
4 Stirring story Of .2frmy ecye.
BY Bngadier- General Charles kmg.
Copyright by ?. Jennyson Nicely

he spoke, and quietly passing Mrs Garri-
son in so doing. The next moment he was
shaking hands with the entire party,
coming last OF all 10 Amy Lawrence.
They told me Of your being here" he
said. looking straight into her clear. beau
Lful eyes. and 7 thought / might find
friend when we were in Honolulu. They
told me TOO. that YOU desired TO 90 by the
Douc. bur feared she would be crowded"
be continued, turning 10 Mr.. Prime.
There is one vacant staterOom now. It's
occupants have decided 10 stay over and
visit the islands. There viii he. / think.
another And drawing a letter from an
inner pocket he calmly turned TO Nits,
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given IN honor OF the royal birthday.
Though her, home is a perfect wonder
box OF Curios picked up in the course Of
extensive travels. this odd bit Of parch-
ment, done in choicest Siamese, is the
most cherished Of them all.
Tell YOU about III" she said. There
are SO many odd happenings in that Gu
rious world, and those queer little brown
people have
such
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upon variations of the flute. banjo. cor
net. violin and cymbals-and one Of them
was playing a curious instrument with
his nostrils instead OF his lips.
''The dances2 Our own waltz and
other modern dances, interspersed with
graceful Oriental dances. and my hand
was claimed by the youngest brother Of
the King for the first waltz.
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sang Before The king of Siam

~ NUMBER OF years ago Mrs. Ber-
+ tha Spitzy, now OF San Francisco.
RI "ale visiting tho Orient attracted
y much attention among the nobility
4 ~ the East through her musical
talent. and as a souvenir of royal
compnmCrr she stin possesses an elabor-
ateiy worded invitation from the King ot
Siam requesting her presence at q festival
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now shrinking almost fearfuIv behind her
sister. The colonel gave this to me TO
hand 10 YOU. Mrs Frost. uG the chance Of
your being here he viii arrive by next
weeks steamer. and, pardon me, il is
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ways Of doing commonplace things. II
would be impossible to do their peculiari-
ties justice in ar intlnity Of interviews.
"At Bangkok we were taken under the
hospitable wing OF the Dutch Consul.
whose cordiality Of manner was as pro-
nounoed as the rotundity OF his person.
We were invited 10 dinner al his beautiful
Oriental home-Oriental with Just touch
OF the Western world 10 make one feel the
reality OF ii. His charming little wife i'm
mediately made US at home, and we soon
felt ourselves firm friends. She was very
much pleased with my singing. and before
our visit ended inquired my pleasure With
regard 10 attending the approachln festi-
tVal ana reception 10 be given in honor
Of the Kings birthday at the royal pal
Nce. The result Of my eager response
Vas this royal invitation. delivered by
the Kings special messenger.
Under the beaming direction OF nv
new-found friend l possessed myself
Of the necessary knowledge Of ST.
amese etiquette for the royal pre-
"a sentation and awaited the event
ful evening-and ii came
with all the pomp and cere-
mony that the ingenuity OF those
poor-inventive brown pagans
could conceive of. we were
driven through the three pom
~ derous gates-there are three
great walls around the palace
- and escorted up the marble
steps TO the entrance on
- entering the main corridor
we beheld two long. ludi-
crous lines OF PROSTATE
brown bodies. the
slaves Of the King.
They looked so
comically
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humble that II was n temptation, as ire
sstibe as it would have been dangerous
to step over their heads.
'Softfooted. bashful attendants re-
moved my outer wraps. curously touch
ing the folds Of my dress. and shyly ey-
ing me askance from their soft. childish.
almond eyes. I wore a white satin even
ing dress with long train. This seemed
the chief wonderment Of the little brown
ladies-no doubt there was some odd pro-
cess OF feminine comparison going on in
their little brown heads of the volumin-
Gus character Of my rameRt as against
the brevity of their own pretty tunics
and paiamas.
Without much difficulty l accomplish
ed my profound salaam at the foot OF his
Majesty's throne. and when l had suffi-
ciently recovered from the natural feeling
OF awe attending the presentation / VEN
was simply a very good looking young
man-very dark, it is true. / was sur
prised to see that he wore a uniform
similar to that Of French army Of
ticer. and had IL not been for the
grandeur of the surroundings it
would have been difficult TO
have realized that one stood
in the presence OF royalty.
Then we passed on and
ISEA became an atom in the
s = N assemblage. but we
&A were very busy atoms
y, ~ eA indeed - busy with
IA >lgsxEtf<A our eyes and ears.
sHFStN ~ The walls Of the
~ s4tWS85 "a vast halls were re-
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THE END.

the King wished 20 hear me sing Whe
had finished his Majesty expressed him
self much pleased. and did me the roya
compliment OF asking me 10 sing one
more.
"He remarked upon tho richness an
depth Of the English voice as compare.
10 that OF Eastern vocalists. II As so
said his Majesty. 1T comes from a.
chest eo tanning hts chest with tf
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NeWhOuSe Bros,
Jewellers and Opticians.
GENERAL. CITY NEWS.
Everything at cost at Taylor's.

Everything at cost at Taylor's.
Hammock's at cost a, Taylor's.
MARX Parkes of McCook was here
Thursday
Mrs. g. II, Potter was visiting in
Lincoln this week.
They are the leaders. Cooper
wagons at Peterson's.
Robes, robes, robes. All kinds OF
70 hes at j. D. Buffers.
Chas. II. Potter left for Lincoln last
nigh It On the midnight train.
See the 4" American hog fence at
Mitchell Bros. Best on earth.
See Wright's line of warm weather
gasoline stoves before pm chasing.
All kinds of light harness at Fopel Il
Hutchison's, Red Cloud and Cowles.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine, Prices right. Get the best.
Mr.. + j. Quicker who has been here
visiting returned to Lincoln Thursday
morning.
Communion services will be held at
the Congregational church on Sunday,
October Goth.
DR.. Mosshart, eye, ear and throat
specialist will he at DR.. Beck's Office
Tuesday, October cath, 1899.
Don't stand the heat of a cook stove
this summer but buy a gasoline stove
of w. w. Wright. He has a fine line of
them.
Leggins and driving mitts, just the
thing To keep out the cold, full line at
Fogel a. Hutchison's, Red Cloud and
Cowles.
Rufus Lee of Superior was here Wed.
nesday helping Manager Warren fix n
break in the long distance telephone
wire near ~InavaIc.
Four new telephones will be put in
here soon. The new subscribers are
Mrs. M. c. Rockwell, +. + Goble, Pope
u McClaren and l.. s. Wilson.
Mrs. +. M. Scott and Miss Nora Scott
who have been visiting with NJ. b
Scott of Cowles were in town Wednes.
day to take the train for their home at
st. Joseph.
Old fashions in dress may be revived
but no old -fashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
H.. +. Grice.
Red Cloud is now connected with
the east by telephone on three different
lines, viz; by Oxford, Hastings and Su.
perior. The line westward has been
completed as far as McCOok.
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LOCALLY.
rpets at cost at Taylor's.

Omar Doing of Holdrege was here
this week.
Miss Dolly Stephenson of Riverton
was here Thursday
OBilly Ward was in Lebanon, Kansas,
the first of the week.
Postmaster Hacker made IA business
trip 20 Hastings Monday.
A. Morhart and wife returned Mon
day from a visit at Hebron.
Mrs. Geo. Blair left Monday morning
for II visit at Fulton, Illinois.
John Brush left Tuesday morning
for II visit with relatives in Omaha.
Mrs. Joseph Fogel returned the first
OF the week from IA visit at Hebron.
j. $. White was looking after bust.
ness matters at Beatrice this week.
Walter Cox of McCook was visiting
the folks at Lester the first of the week.
Harry Sowter returned Monday from
a visit with relatives at Norton, Kan.
sas.
j. Warren Keifer of Bostwick was
looking after business matters here
this week.
Mrs. Charles Letourneau, of Aurora,
Kansas, sister of Nelse Longtin is visit.
ing in the city,
Fur robes, goat robes, dog robes,
buffalo robes, and in fact all kinds of
robes, at j. q. Buffers.
Mrs. Allison Letson departed Wed.
nesdsy morning for New York where
she will make II prolonged visit.
Ed. Mcfarland is having an addition
built and otherwise improving his resi-
dence property on Fourth avenue
II you want anything in the line Of
hors blankets or robes call on Fogel IL
Hutchinson, Red Cloud and Co yles.
The regular business meeting of the
Congregational church will be held at
the church on Friday afternoon, Oct.
eth, at 2;30.
Mrs. Edward RAISER and sons John
and Conrad left the last of the week
for a visit with Joseph Gather at Mil.
Yankee Wisconsin
Charley Fort returned last night
from a couple of weeks "sojourn with
friends in the eastern part of the state
and "A two or three days visit in
Kansas City.
Mrs. Hayden and daughter Ethel,
who have been visiting with S. +.
Spokesfield and family returned to
their home at Jacksonville, Illinois,
Wednesday.
DIR, j. W. Moranville was generously
handing aroun 4 the cigars on Wednes.
day on account of the advent of what
Doc says is the tinesr girl baby in the
world, at his home that day.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the %postoffice at Red Cloud, Neb.
for the week ending Oct. 10Th, !
1899.
Bow, &. w. Christianson, Chas.
Peterson, G. &.
These letters will be sent to the dead
Office Nov. I'd, if not called for
When calling for above please
say advertised.-T. G. HACKER. p. M.
Cards have been received by a num-
Der in this city, announcing the mar.
'iage OF Miss Loua A. Bellows to Mr..
M. Holden, which happy
was solemnized al the Gethsem-
me Episcopal church in Minneapolis,
on Wednesday, October IL.
The bride was formerly one of Red
Clouds well ami favorably known
1oung people, having resided in this
,ity with Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. j. Warren,
4" whom she is related. The CHIEF,
ilong with her many old friends, takes
pleasure in extending congratl lations.
The couple will make their future
at st. Paul, Minnesota.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-10-20

Hon. W. S, Summers, United States
district attorney, and X l.. Keester Of
Alma, republican candidate for judge
Of the 10th judicial district will speak
at the opera house in this city on the
evening Of Wednesday, October 25.
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can easily j." made the rrv,r," by a
sigh 81 ain aud nuu>e NJ urgau
OF the human system will snap 50
quick y rs the rN>. Work wout
hurt it.
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Constant Glass Pro-
lection Saves Ii.

We have helped other eyes W,
can help yours.
Examination free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-10-20
Abuse Kills Ii.

Take The Je Sel"tS aud Enprnv IS
eve IL does the very hardest Hiul
OF work early aud tte