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The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10
1.-THE PRESIDENTS OWN"
A Cavalry "Regiment" Being Organ
ICED i'm Washington.

Francis J. Carmody, Congressman
Fletcher's secretary. writing to member
OF the Roosevelt Club in this city, tells
of a club now being organized in Wash
ington and which will be conducted along
similar lines. '"The boys here" he
writes, ARE organizing cavalry regi-
ment to be known as The Presidents
own and in which 1 am to be one of the
sergeants. One of our members is
former captain of the Royal Austrian
Hussars. He brought down his old uni
form the other night, and we decided to
adopt 1t, with one or two minor changes.
1t is snowy affair, and we expect to
be able to throw into the shade even
Troop A" Of New York, which made so
fine showing when you fellows were
down here to attend the Inauguration.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10
DR.. BURTON FRIDAY
His Subject VIII Be "The Drama of
Personality"

The full house that greeted Dr. Burtons 5
opening lecture at the Unitarian church
last Saturday has given rise to the i'm
preston that no more seats can be OBJ
tanned for the course. About $50 Of the
sittings, however, were represented by
single night tickets, and that number Of
admissions will be on sale this week at
the Metropolitan Music store. The delight
and enthusiasm of the large audience on
the first night indicates that those who
wish tickets for Friday will do we'll to
secure them at once.
The subject for Friday evening is THE
Drama Of Personality" Dr. Burton s
reading of Andrea Del Sarto," in con-
nection with his theme, will. be a treat
that no admirer Of Browning can afferd
to lose.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10
BOTH CoMBATANTs DAMAGED
Each Now Want Personal Damages
From the Other.

From the Other.
The case Of Brown vs.. CoIliton, now un-
der advisement by Judge Elliott, involves
some interesting questions. William A.
Brown, Jr., and James w. Colliton, had a
fight on May 20 at the latter's store.
Brown brought an action to recover 81, ,010
damages alleging that Colliton threw him
down and beat him until he was lame, i'll
and disfgured for twelve days. Colliton
enters q general denial and brings in a
counter claim for 500 as damages for be-
ing dishgured in what. he calls the same
transaction"
Judge Elliott is called upon to deter
mine whether Colliton can claim damages
for his injuries as an offset to any
claim Brown may have.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10

A company has just been formed in
Geneva, Switzerland, to fill the gap left
by ordinary insurance companies and
issue policies against accident and loss Of
life to Alpine guides. This is the first
company OF the kind ever formed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10
TEXAS STANDARD OIL co.
A Few Dollars Invested in Oil Stocks
Now. May Return Enormous In
comes for Many Years.

Now. May Return Enormous In
comes for Many Years.
Delays are often expensive. Many peo-
pie who have been considering the pur-
chase Of few shares of our stock have
put it off until our drill has almost
reached cap rock. A very few days more
and five times 20 cents will not buy a
share which can now be bought for Is
cents. We will be busy selling oil then.
We expect a nine-inch gusher, which
will be the largest one on Spindle Top. 1t
is all paid for and we do not owe dollar.
But we shall need funds for tanks, oil
cars and pipe lines. and we are still offer
ing shares at 25 cents the original price.
Do not put off buying, but buy to-day.
We can assure you we will get the gusher.
Send in your orders and write or call
on US; or call US up by telephones. Twin
City, 1897; Northwestern Main, 1906 J ].
LAWRENCE G. LITTLE,
2OS Bank of Commerce Building.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI,
Agents for
TEXAS STANDARD OIL co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10
WORE MINNESOTA CoLORS
Nebraska Freshmen Invite Trouble
and Get 1t.

and Get 1t.
Some rash freshmen Of the university of
Nebraska, say advices, tempted fate to-
day by wearing university Of Minnesota
colors. The students of the other classes
became highly indignant and proceeded to
mob the reckless lower classmen. No one
was seriously injured but the hated colors
were torn from the coats of their wearers.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LARGE FRONT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR, 424
Nicollet av, $40.
good-sized back room for gentleman, 424
Nicollet av, Sc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10

San Francisco, Oct The house OF
deputies has adopted the canon on mar
riage and divorce in it's entirety as re
ported by the joint committee. The vote
was 81 to ri. The bishops also agreed on
Boston as the next place of meeting of the
convention three years hence.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10

VIII Drive u WagOn-George Brack-
EFT, patrolman In the Fifth precinct, and
father Of Desk Sergeant Bracket at head
quarters, has been appointed driver Of the
Central station patrol wagon, to succeed the
late Daniel j. MILESTONE.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10

Sewe1 Fund GrOws-County Treas
urer d. c. Bell circulated a subscription list
for the Dennis Sewell fund yesterday and
collected SAL Among the donations received
was one of 81 from Harry Sherer, prisoner
in the county Jail. The fund now amounts to
So b67 53
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10

Judge Torrance Goes East - Judge
Ell Torrance, commander in chief Of the G..
A. R., left last night for Cleveland, Ohio,
where he goes to attend a meeting OF the
be held at the office OF Senator Hanna this
afternoon. He expects to be gone about two
weeks The G. A. r. posts in Cleveland nave
made elaborate preparations to entertain him
while in that city, and he will also visit :
number OF eastern posts before his return
home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-10

No Canteen at the HOme-Members
OF the board OF trustees OF the Minnesota
Soldiers Home declare that they will not es-
Sablish q canteen at the nome. The trustees
OF the National Soldiers Homes recently TOOK
such action, but the Minnesota board Is not
IN sympathy with IL. Conditions are dinerent
here. where the pensions are taken care OF
by the institution and the inmates have very
little spending money.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19
LENT BEGINS TOMORROW
D. Andrews Cathedral To Have
Special Services During Season.

-'.aaFTow being the first day of
-sll commonly called Ash wednes-
s1s there VIII be at St. Andrews Ca
.-'71'ai q celebration Of the Holy Com
'.4l.loa at $50 a m Mathis, Litany
-.- nomination service at II a. m.
81 81 eve 1soug at .. IN. During Lent
T.s VIII be said daily Except On
e-.s-a! s. al a. M. and evensoug
Tr1,p- % edEesdays) at p. m. On
Of ' rs there viii be a celebration
al ,-g Roy Communion at $50 a. m,
L-r,-" eanesdays evensong at D. m.
e NJ oA Wednesday and Friday al
u-ss.s s42day evenings the Bishop viii
sur. Oh the following subjects: First
d S 49, February "a. The Repentance
IN, ~ second Sunday. March 5,
s9-s E'=s5- ntance Of DAVID" third
Assl. March 10, The Repentance of
Rem fourth Sunday. March II. The
g5y-s 's.e@ Of Judas nth sunday,
ter u The Repentance OF St. Pc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

,, "ne9 Morgan County Ill was first or
for certain farmer was selected
eCun,,, -sLice Of the Peace When the
saproy, was added to a circuit and q
hol5 tourt Justice came down TO
with court. this Justice of the Peace.
tailed - county Attorney and others.
aid, W ~ nm. The Justice OF the Peace
Qoss,,. Judge, I want to ask YOU a
A,,o-roa-ll d law" Ask your County
Your . and these other lawyers of
Know said the Judge. "Oh. I
Van, = - much law as those fellows. 7
sald ~ ask you" We'll, what is it,
Peace ---' Suoge' Can q Justice of the
rw mas no Jurisdiction" said His is Honor
lush. 11dge, you're wrong said the
grantea - the Peace. He can, for I
gsrs IN. me myself yesterday, and the
mans sUne back to Missouri, and the
led working down there in that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

WITH LARGE BUCKLES. Do lot overlook
your costume for this grand event fney ste
large assortment to make your selec tioh It'll M
your costume be spoiled by a pair OF Shippers .na
chase pair that will do honors to 20 ur COSTUME
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19
For the Mardi Grds
QUEEN ELIZABETH
SLIPPERS

your footwear to match
Beauties" and q good
Do not let the effects of
do not match. but pur-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19
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pound of cure" and take
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it's easy. Nip the disease at
the start and prevent a
siege of illness. PRICE %
CENTS.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-06
A Knowing Owl
and a Smart AIer.

h'llY Reid oi tho rafA vlew Iiouae IL
eho happy p0sseaaos Of ululAaarn
'n1seun together wish $ eablnos oi
c"f'os. minerals. etc All a ,baaa thlsaa
are, 81 course, iuanlsaste, wlth tho sn-
esrtion u a horned oal, loyeiy iosA Ia.
hi'd ais weeks 81 ame. posssaslna all sbs
canning VI his traditional ancestors Il.
lo"ka ~ise sud bls actions lsaas out his
domvsaor
The ovl 's pVehasi apou sic Ice shsas
a'nong half dosas dinslaatlya ogasa.
"boss hs slta houy aitas hsug Wsthoot
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bic aye 81 held taa Wlti. ti.s.wm a..
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A Promising Nine
Wcll Developed

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'"r "'I". .lhls a,eur ~ mlao. ,s ,ha
l'"r"''r ~ NJ, lah" an,ia, ~ nnvann.
""h W" 'ntsi promising rnopasty Ia
,hs' v"'v slsh eao,inn AhDut $500 isa.
"' ""'s hss lnp" performed by Al,
h"''e' and he has wsde sav.,a, ship
""n'- ~ na 90, eeut u,s, The ,lae,eat
ah"W ." tho property has attained a
i"rth ~ mo ia., ti,a,s H. 1850 is.i -
'""""l", .nd l",a. hntIa~ 81 70 ,a. o.nt
%" have haan encountered. ani etlll
's'ae' dap"aits "i low grade ooppes saoL
hsv" hoe" gone through, msAina the
""'''e "utrut oi ,ho nlna avarasa tem
pes oaht Mf pnyhas continues a. 10
N"l'r 'he pf"po'ty. hut he maLaa lhs
"'"" psf i"s the work thai ls balan
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n''nt ~ 0sa "a tho ~ raau smsItar.
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on" oi the aluh sooms ou RiAts street.
u helnw a 81 hllnd aud go 60 play
These M.,nea are an Indication chat thoFa
IL planty ot laosa ms'aey In ulgsulallo1. "
Last Fsldav s..rnlag IN nlsbas while
ironi"s wi,h pateat lson Mlan Annie
o'hflan and has slasas met with pals.
iol and sosIoaa accident by the explosion
ot the iron, which was heated by Eaao
lice,
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held al Iusbss lsat weak dsnalto stsps
sere taken lovAFd aeousaag ohamioai
aro engine A uommltiae was appointed
- lnveailRat@ tha advansages oi .ha
several Aiada II shesA enasssea aod alvon
inli power to os,lss She nssn@, "a ia now
though, lhss in woalh or sis weeks
sIme blsbea wlll see ftty ~ risty
gAliga ehensle ~ anasna iaatAllyd as
part oi the parapletaslla % she nra
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Company Al aaars ael asssa a4stss al.ovs
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toa w'thoas shis pslvllsas she e0sa
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BIICI News Items
oil Tho Town.

The itelaaL.h- viii l"alell ullue,s ns.,
Mn"isr ote"'nn
llru"le, uoptlnH d ,la nu,lo,y IT Al
sp"s il""en,a tummsnw si,".no"" IS,
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no u"n,psnf with nIllr" "a, luusr". a.i
u, A W nlrul, hes sauooahoL 'u ~.
p"al'lnu
M's a |, t,ow has died !" the ~.
,osdo's ufluo "otira ~ location in, the
'prpo' f"lIs.le M" I sl,na,oi /" The
Weatn,n ro,,lon ot i'lma eounh
Judge ulilIo". whn hellvn,ot ,ho
tuu'th ~ loly u'ailnn al ,l'lto", hss
'etu'"si Ca tho city he Judge sr"aLs
highly ui 'llttrn snd Mo,ond a"d Is
l"uh Ia his praise ot the l,oopIo ihoso in'
tho,' entertaining quetitlep
While satulnlnH tfuu, "a tsnaues W
G. usuoua vas tsteu sosIouslY ~ sad
wss compelled tp stor at Ns,o /, 's
learned that he hes sufficiently roeovat
cd 90 'sauUs his trip 10 tu,soo and - ill
Ittuly arrive ,hIa evening
Mlss N.llio Convo' 81 'rueaou has hso"
tnfounsI by lha Clytl Hor,teo Commits.
siua at Washington Ctty that sha haa
pasayi q u,ust o'odltat,lo examination
In ston"Rsaphy and type ~sttiaa tur lha
Philippine Uoysfnmaut nnfyleu
touts hs.use official ba.i ss easy sln,s
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usss ss concerned tudss ruycell " 80
tbg husissl ~ them ell. apd ba waa nos
8V,fta1 - area1 deal a hsesos oi lie
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Churches Tomorrow.

ha,ylues ~ ,hs Methodist uhuseh ~
Nllaws Sunday sol.s,l 4. 40 ., NJ. j
rseaahina ~ II a. ~ and TIlis, \, ~, j
a"hlae, ~ ,h. n,o,nlna safmnn. The
iieo,at VI usaIui Lille, Asls go sab,
ia.,t " the sweating sermon, III. ,la,a
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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
!. w. M. o.

We want to say a few words in be-
half Of DR.. ]. w. Tulleys IN our review
of Red Cloud and Webster county. He
located in this county nearly thirty
years ago and in that time has gained II
large and influential patronage. He
has served the people of this county
four years rs their county Judge and
aas been u. S examining surgeon for
over twenty n years, besides serving
the county "a is examiner for insane
for some twenty-five years. DR.. Tul,
leys takes an active interest in the wei
fare of the community and is a friend
TO everyone. He is a specialist in the
treating of chronic diseases, and dis
eases OF women and children. and the
success be has attained Is shown by
the many remarkable cures effected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
BRADsROOk & SCHULTZ.

The mere work of making "A photo
graph does not constitute art. Atti-
tude, pose, expression and "A hundred
and one minor ana technical points
which the quick and trained eye of the
real artist discerns and decides NJ once
are necessary in the production OF
good and artistic photography. 1t
may truly be SAID that l'radbrook 4
Schultz possess these most essential
attributes. They have made an ex
tended study in the art of photography
in all its details, and having the in
tuitive spirit of the m artis, their
work is indeed par excellent and can
he classed with that 10 be seen in the
great cities. Every piece Of work
they turn out shows the eye and hand
of the def arts, and skilled pbotOg
rapher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24

Hummer is "A level headed and shrewd
business man and il goes without say
ing that the mill is on a solid and pay
ing basis. Frank X. Morse, formerly
head miller at Milford, is head miller
and has been since the opening Of the
mil, 1t is a full roller process with a
daily capacity of 80 barrel and the
-four turned out is deemed par excel
lent, the best on the southern Nebraska
market. The grades mi.led are i'm.
perial, High Patent, Select Patent and
Crystal, and is handled by every dealer
ia the city. The only trouble with the
mill has been it's inability in supplying
the demand. Besides these celebrated
brands of -four, they manufacture all
kinds of mill products such rs rye and
graham four, bran meal, etc, and can
supply you in any quantity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
MORHART BROS.

Foremost among the energetic bust
ness men of the city Of Red Cloud is
the esteemed gentlemen whose names
precede this paragraph. They are
dealers in stoves, tinware and hard.
ware and their house is especially well
equipped, being provided with every.
thing in their line of trade, and the
stock carried would undoubtedly do
credit to many Il larger place than Red
Cloud. They are obliglng and accom-.
modating gentlemen and are always
pleased TO show their fine line Of hard
vase. Drop in and look around and IL
you need anything you are sure 10 be
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
CARL M. PERSON.

Mr.. Person is one of those versatile
mechanics who a turn a hand to
almost any kind Of repair work. He
repairs sewing machines, musical in.
struhehts, guns, and in fact every.
thing. He has had thirty.four year.
experience in this line of business and
keeps on hand sewing machines of all
kinds for sale or rent. He has a mum.
Der OF secondhand sewing machines
that are as good as new aud one can
get a bargain here in this line. He is
IN expert piano and organ man and
~ prepared Ia quite you the lowest
factory prices on these musical goods.
For hrst'cla,s service in his line O
should see Lin, Shop just north of
Jos Fogel's harness shop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
B. r. MIXER

It is indeed rare that any business
concern enjoys such an extended
patronage as the people of Red Cloud
bestow upon this Thriving house. The
store is in the hands of an experienced
man who is ever ready to cater to
every wish of his large list of customers
and who Is master Of every detail of
the business. He deals in groceries
and queensware and carries a stock
most complete and one which it is a
pleasure to select from, When you
need anything in this line do not fail
to pay this trustworthy house "A visit.
First class goods at the lowest possible
prices is what enables Mr.. Mizer "a
hold his large list of customers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
Webster County.
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NEWHOUSE BROS.

In the spring of 70 there came here
with their parents the present pro-
p%rietors of one Of the successful bust
nesses of the city. The young men
acquired their education in the Red
Cloud schools. In the fall Of 1890, the
cider brother having previously ha |
some practical experience in the bust
ness, took II complete finishing course
III Matchmaking at Parsons Horologi'
cal Institute Mt La Porte, Ind, and
also il course In optics under Dr.. Lam.
bert, receiving "A diploma in each.
After working in several different
places, he returned in 1896 Ia Red
Cloud and the present business was
organizedIby himself and his brother,
they succeeding MIR. l.. NJ. Vance. In
1898 the younger brother took a thor
ough course in spectacle fitting al the
Chicago O%phthalmic college and
another at the Bradley Polytechnic
isstitute at Peoria, III. Al the latter
place he also took a finishing course ! n
Matchmaking. The members of the
firm of Newnouse Bros. are thus pre-,
pared to do anything in their line in
the most workmanlike manner Their
optical department has received special
attention, they having everything
needed to properly test the eyesight IN
every way. They use the latest and
best methods and are in every way
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-24
j. @. BUTLER.

Mr.. Butler contributes in no small
degree 10 the business activity of this
progressive and wide awake city. He
is an energetic and ambitious merchant
and has built up "A reputation in the
commercial world here that places him
in the front rank. There is no better
stock of harness, saddles and leather
goods To be found in this section Of
country. He is headquarters for horse
clothing Of every description and y,
prices satisfactory To any n concern
ed. All his work h hand made am!