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eoNzALEs. coUNTY cAMpMoN.
Democrats Sure to Win, but a Big Ma
iority Is Desired.

Democrats Sure TO Win, but BIG Ma
jorty Is Desired.
Gonzales. Texas. October 26.-Appoint'
meuts have been nude at a number OF
places in this county FOR public speaking,
beginning tomorrow az Dilworth. The fol
lowing SPEAKERS will attend the different
places an she interest Of the democratic
ticket; Hon. L, A. schiick, w. D. c. Jshles
W. NJ Atkinson, Judge w W. Glass and
s. H. Hopkins The democratic ticket VIII
he ccctcd IN this county sure. but L soot
iuajS1ty is wanted particularly for Fur
gcsk The campaign has been coNdpctec
Vely quietly, still considerable WorS nd'
hCpn done There will be all kinds 81
ttpkets nut out IN the interest of the alice
iicket and of Mr.. Burow. republican nom
snce for congress, SO far ali Of the allic'
partys tickets printed have The names o
!, both candidates for congress printed OF
them. The republican ticket fol this coun
ty will only have Burrows name on ~
Where the allied party has no candidate
for county office they haze put the nam
| of the democratic nominee in thell rtcke
for that office. Negroes In some place
are not supporting the allied ticket, a
tney believe It Is a losing one, and it1
race generally likes TO be on the WIZ
! side. = J
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Charters Filed.

Charters Filed.
Austin Tcxns October 20 Charters or
the following Jorpotntions were filed toduy
IN the secretary of states department
Mnrshall library association of Matsh'H'
no capital stock Purpose on this corp9Ia'
tlon Is 20 maintain public npIYuA ul
lncorporhtors ARE; Carrie j.. EadS, ell1A-
beth sculy. Steve H. Lane ANA others
The Ward cattle comnany Of Iona
Jackson county; cUpltal stock SlJHvVb;
purpose Of this CORPORATION Is TO buy ana
seU live stock in the counties OF Jaeks'n
Mapirordu and Victoria. me lMcoipuIR
tors are: Russell T.. Ward L. Ward ana
yoakmm nm lee COMPANY OF Yoakum, Lavaca
comfy. cApitn stock $4,000, The ihcor.
por1ltors are: G. u. De Nanlt' I.eonaFu
Orfh and W. /. Ortiz. go,
rho GLADYS TANK company Of GLADYS
JEFFERSON county. capitql stock SoVVV, Igr'
pose to manufacture galvanized ron thph9'
mn. incorporators are ;. l. butlle' "
ii Sanders and ]. i. Booth.
THOMPSON Davis Power company OK
Renumont; capltul stock sluO.0VO. PURPOSE
10 pump, store nnd TRANSPORT OIL ,, en- Al AZ
bert j. Davis. r. II. Ensor and others.
News Notes.
Austin. Texas October %. Through me
/ itheralify ~ Editor Frank Griee OF the
1 sav A1tonio Exuress ~ pupils Of the
1 dsaf and dumb institute left t0aag Tor the
/ Snn Antonio fair without cents cost 70
/ theu The international ana Great Norm
/ ern gave them a nominal rnte, anu WEI
| they arrived al san Antonio the AHns1s
| pass switched the four cars occupleu ny
| no children to the fair grounds free %
! J,arre md they we're admitted Tree 10
tbe fpir aud 70 the fireworks display TO-
night
THE following military commissions were
| issued today: J. A. Bronddnh. 10 De clp,
| tain, J. r. Smpson. nrsl heHLenlhl hhg y
/ ~ N billiard TO he sctaad lleHtehant ~
/ t6s BurlesOu Guard OF Caldwell - -
| Gnuoiughaia. nrgt lieutenant. ana j. II
4 CuiHnap Second lieutenant OF inc bof
sienna IAght Horse. First cavalry regi
ment
The comptrolers department IS toaas
| sendinr notices 10 each OF the couh9
49, ,broutrhnat the state advising then
~ IND ~ fhe department the names o
the oOicers elected for the following ~
dress Comfy Judge. county clerk uhtrlc
clerk sheriff tax collector, .. 1ssNa''l
eounty treasurer and county NttofHe9
len Johnson. commissioner Of insurance
left today fw san Al ls a,rcsfors ~ ~,
w uNar,,.',it,,ral and Mechanical college, wnicl
IS 10 meet there.
NJ R,chmond Aisworth VII leave g.
> ,.,,r,,,,l for New York city where ne VA
nike a cOurse % study Ia decorative art
THE secretary Of state today REGISTERS
el1s 600 worth nf bonds Tor rue ihleIhA
! tiouti and Great Northern. NAleA W.T.
gvrroved bv tie railroad cpmmlselon lnh
nfpJp Gef,eral Attorney Steduinn was her
? ~, Tho nnrpose Of looking after the rega
traitor. 81
( The COMPTROLLER TODAY received the "a
. ,,iis fyon In Paeo county. which show
totlI property valuation et y ti- ~, a
+ Increase over last year Of sl.@ethSsz
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS
For STATE SENATE
=. q. Lpscomb'
FOR REPRESENIArlNE
Patrick Egan,
Geo Il. Griggs
Rockwell hoskinA
FOR pIsTRlwr SSuRTIS s6Sb,on
FOR COUNTY, JUDGE
Blake DuprsM
For COUNTY ATTORNEY ts
son n,srp + FL I, c sSeTERndsr'
ToR COUNTY CLERK
ed y Dupree. ,,.,e,,,,vV,
FOR CRIMINAL DISTRICT ATIohNNa
FOR TAN coLLEcToR
Geo. L. Glass
FOR SHERIFF.
FOR COUNTY, AsssEssS6SRi,9
FOR couN / 7 rlIHEA si9RfifSr'
John Farmer.
FOR COUNTY sclloo!; SUIT
III. u. Gline,
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
William Bradhurn.
FOR COUNTY CoNiNuS'R. Prec. No y
roR COUNTY c6ISns'R, Prec No. q
n u Dunks.
FOR COUNTY COMMfSR, Pree. NO D
Carl HlldehrHnd.
FOR COUNTY COMMlS'R, Prec. NO. ~
Thco Iuhe. -
For JUSTICE or PEhCEs Free no -
j. &. Matthew's
j. b. Marmicn.
ron JUSTICE OF PEACE, Proc No =
NJ r. Roll
J. H. Idlcbgook
1 FOR JUSTICE or PEACE Pree. No, D.
Chns A. romiinEon.
| FOR JUSTICE or PEACE, Proc. NO. -
| 10 s. Charplot.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec, No. L
Thog pevoteux.
! FOR JUSTICE or PEACE, Pres. No, -
NJ Mcdonald,
/ FOR CONSTABLE Prcc, No. l.
| w W. Glass.
\ FOR CONSTABLE, Pree, No. B.
/ Herman lmaof.
/ F1R CONSTABLE. Pre- No. 3 ~
! J. Riaske.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES

Comanche, Texas october ga. b. Eos
ter. an ex-Confederate, and for eight years
sheriff Of this county, Is an applicant for
snnerintepdent of the State reformatory.
He has many friends and would make Il
good officer II appointed.
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MEXICAN LADIES AT sPEAKlt
At Eagle Pass in the Interest OF
John N. Garner.

VWTITT ~ WFFTTTW7s
Eagle Pass, Texas, October 90
Sanchez. mayor OF Laredo. addrf
large audience here last night In
terest of j. y. Garner. The lars Two
I'm tbe toxin was crowded TO owe and
Sr. Sanchez was listened to for ne. 10. ~
hours Win lhe elV Ss' $500 Cdu-
logical and convincing present. %
democracy II was intersDersed -
ticisms which took immensely NJ B2t
nf his audience we're McNicanS jnex.
whom were several Mexican Iap will
for the first time ~ the history ~ or
Pass took part publicly III poiltlcNcome
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SHEPPARD. HAD A MAJoi

Defeated His Three opponr
Thirty-fiVe Hundred. ,
Texarkana. Texas. October 26.
have been received from every COZ
ticipating In the primaries in I
congressional district and show I
ris Sheppard has Il majority Of
had three opponents and the sho
greatly pleased his friends.
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RaiIev and Klebero to Speak

La Grange. Texas, October Ex-senator
7 w. Bailey and Hon. Rud Kebers viii
sneak at the barbecue here next THURSDAY.
Preparations are being made to entertain
lnrge crowd.
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
aren tecthlng soothes the child, softens the
runs. reduces Inflammation, allays pain.
cures wind cole. 25e bottle.
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MuRpER cAsE DISMISSED

And Mrs. Ryan Arrested on Charge Of
Insanity,
Paris, Texas. October 26.-lu the district
court yesterday Mrs. Mary +. Ryan was
tried for the murder Of her husband near
blossom ON the 26th Of last April, The
rnge was dismissed aud she was arrested
on "A chnrge Of insanity, 10 be tried tn the
county court.
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s,o-r Fever 4 the most dreaded Of all
d,Sesoes ~ the south. 0NiDIAE prevents
and f.frres, II
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quE AFFAIR COUNTRY.

Affair. Texns October 25.--The hard rains
did considerable damage 10 rice, ThPosaers
did not get 10 work untu late IN the scasnn
and the rains found the largest part Of
the rice piled up IN heaps on the fields
Tho loss Is estimated at about 20 per cent.
The Atlantic Rice Milling company Of
Beaumont Texas, made growers On oiter
az So 80 r. o. H. here for nine cars, Whlth
goes TO prove that the quality OF AiLalr
rice IA good SO far the Houston Milulg
tofnpany Of Houston. Texas, and the Engla
Lake Rice Milling company ~ Eagle Lake
hive handled all that has been put on the
~ MI interview with Mr.. Conrad Byars,
Il * learned that two crops ~ rice were
grown this season on MS plaee, w IIvM
ono planting. ~ soon az ths Wgtei we
taken on the first crop ana the REC was
| harvested, water was turned on the ilhd
aud second crop was grown' matarea
/ Dnd cut IN sixty days. IL can De sht.iy
second cutting VIII Weld about half tsat
i ~ fhs nrst II = rumored that Northern
capi;aiists are ngurinE on VAST cahAi
from Glidden, Texas 20 me coast' ~, 5nog ~
! pulfs win be manifold for this place rs
i shipping roint as there Is vast einelht
] N land abcnt Ind contlsugus % Aithil III l'
] Is available for rice For well pronositiops.
/ considefiDe the large acreage nvali0rls
! there n no sioubt that better lnaucementa
! can be found here than any othfr ptIt
/ ~ gnutL Texas. An apparently inexhautt'
| si,le supply Of water cas- be had az the
| derth OF thirty and forty feet,
! dhis rlncc Is becoming well advertised
/ FOR the fine quality Of hnT grown.
Mr., Byars has shipped from his own
| meadowe cifhty-three cars this season aud
| Hxnesfe 10 average car a dny during the
| inter months shippers realize nbont
] more pei con than South Texas hay y
! Quoted at
/ Argnens Pass railroad sent today nirs
! sample 81 ribbon cane and one pumpkin
| die pumpkin measured thlrty-si1 ihchel
M. NJ j. Martin general freight and pag
| sencer agent OF the san AntoEio aut
! Araueae Pass at San Antouic.
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5 tlesE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR DE.
5 S1ItABfE HOMES IN THE FlRSt,
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS. SEND
A LIST OF WHAT YOU H61E no or
FER. ALL BUSHES CONFIDENTIAL.
NORFLETI
PHONES 673,
II BINZ BUILDING.
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MES, NrrOU0 iuTY UlU NOT rNIUTN iIUl ~
aici1ichts for violations of the sunday
law, while some al tine ntisdcmrnnor cases
nre FOL gaming, The tuull teiQHy lhHltl
ments treiurned by the grand jury since
II WAC cmpuncled ON OctoOCr q Il lortN-oht'
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COLOR ADO COUNTY RICE
A MUCH LARGER ACREAGE IS TO eE
PUT IN.
Formers from LouisieNa and the Beau
mont District Are Buying Land and
VIII lrriqate With Wells,

Columbus. Texas, October oj,--Aithough
the lpanx of Northern investors has not
reached South Texas, conslGerahlc activity
tx already manifested 81 land transactions
IN. the vicinity surrounding Garwood, in
this county. II appears that salt water
hus injured rice lands IN some sections
Of Louisiana and somv of those Louisiana
planters have been quietly making arrange
ments Ia Transfer their operations bete
where the possibility % injury Of that
Beaumont have also been induced by chcup
lands large yields Il superior grade u
grnip aud decreased operating expenses 70
Invest IN shallow we'll lands west Of Gar.
wood These shallow wells have done eN'
credingly wen this season, IL has been
demonstrated that the supply OF water
~ ample, ana the expense nf fumes aud
| costly canals Is cut out, There are eight
/ wopa near Gnrwood which this year sup
\ piled wntcr for hclds Of from 100 to 200
acres Of rice, hut Il is stated thlt these
j beaumont and Louisiana men viii put IL
much larger hclds, which they VIII wat r
| hy number OF wells, None of thcae
/ fields have yielded css than forty bushels
/ per acre. and some of them have Vie Died
| eighty bushels per acre.
| One company has sold and delivered 4o0o
! sncks of rice and have 300 sncka stored
| In It's immense warehouse which It will
shin out Ia solid train when the railroad
! rcnches Garwood from Matthews, which u
! expected to be completed IN the eours.
| ~ a few weeks Tho manager OF That
| company expects 10 harvest altogether
/ D,OCb bushels thls sena9n. The manager
Of the GnrwoDd Townsite company clains
that 10000 lshels ~ rice Will ",
shipped from TINT point this season, wliiai
includes ina yield from the canal forn
! ana from the shallow wclle.
Ihis has been q very succofsful year ~
The rice Industry all OVER Colorado couuty
Tie large plnptcrr az Eagle Lake nr'
tile smaller wcil men have learned mani
valuable lessons IN tae way ~ paA.i
preparation and proper acTeening IN ih'
Iaat by which they have rrohted.
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gTo IA y a.
a.. a The Kid fEu Aae kSsys BoEgh
'ii,:i''' M<H2zzza<
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Al. Texas. October % The Travis
grand jury adjourned Amly yes
evening They brought 10 th'yt5-
dictmcnts. Of which twrnty ave were
s aud ten misdelncanors This Is
laIlcst number of misdcmUmor cases
ctulnod 10y n TraYis county s'a"a
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Asa Liver Tonic
x use oxIpINE.
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4 0oarend These pnys.

U'Forco oipcd costly coal aud hlehpieed nest
20 cay n0ns o. inc qa''An'4' "'NA WIN" AAFHuR
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BUY ERS
house NJ
may hd
Please !
Glen IN
FOR san
only tWi
quick.
sale.
Al Nfl.A :
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FOR SALE-B3O acres good rice landi hest
bargain in Texas, at So per acre. All
dress lu9g this Office. VI
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30

At the Furnas county republican
convention last week the delegation TO
the congressional convention was 10.
structed Ia vote for the nomination Of
Judge j. q. Norris Of McCook for con.
gresham from the Fifth district. That
Mr.. Norris Is a good man will be con
ceded by all who know him, but did
the west end Of the district stop to
consider that they had the candidate
two years ago and that it belong to the
east end this time' While Mr. Norris
is a good man, still we think the east
end Of the district has good men, too,
as will be proven at the convention.
Aud we also think that the west end
should take its turn and not try to
force matters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30
Republican County Convention.

The republican electors OF Webster county
Nebraska, are hereby called to meet In county
convention Mt the court house In the city OF Red
Cloud. at II am. on Wednesday. June 9TH. 1872
for the transaction OF the following business.
towit:
The nomination or one candidate for county
attorney.
Representative for the 18th representative dis
trict.
Thirteen delegates to attend the republican
state convention to pe held at Lincoln, June ~,
iqG2.
Thirteen delegates to the Fifth district con
pressIonal convention to be held at Hastings
June 10, 1919,
Thirteen delegates to the senatorial. conven
tioa OF the Ssth Senatorial district. 40 Q
Thirteen delegates to attend the convention
for the 18th foat Representative district.
Aud for the transaction Of such other busi'
ness a. may come before the meeting.
The basis Of representation OF the several
precincts 10 said convention shall be the vote
cast for Hon. S.H. Sedgwick for Judge Of the su
prime court at the regular election held or
November 5, 1901, giving one delegate for each
ten votes or major fraction thereof 80 cast FOL
said 3. II. Sedgwick and one delegate at laIEt
10; essh precinct. Said spportionment entitle,
the several precincts to the following represen
tatiou;
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30

The county convention next Wednes.
day will place in nomination q candi.
date for the state legislature, and we
would suggest that a man be nomi.
mated who Is favorable to ONE new
laws. We would like to see the con.
vention place in nomination a man
who would be in favor OF In equal
revenue law, and who would be in
favor Of all property being assess: d at
its actual cash value, and providing a
penalty upon both assessors and prop.
erty owners where such law was VIC.
lated. With such a law, and a sufi
cient penalty behind it to compel its
enforcement, there would be no need
of an assessment of from G to 10 per
cent, but OF the contrary it would be
from II to . per cent. There are at
present farms in this county worth
from SO, 900 to $4,000 on which there
are nc more taxes paid than on farms
worth 81 900, and the same rule will
apply to real property in this city
There should be some remedy applied
to eqalize matters, aud we are in favor
OF seeing a nan elected who would
help to apply the remedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30
Marking Historical Places,
From The Conservative.

From The Conservative
Some things seem to be accomplished
more easily in Kansas than in Nebras.
ka. They have done more. for instance,
in the way Of marking historic spots
down there than we have ever done ia
our state. W. have no reason to think
they are any more considerable Of re-.
cent events, Of matters connected with
the civil or Spanish wars; but Of the
times that lay back Of living mans
memory they seem to be more mind.
full. Last September they dedicated q
monument To Lieutenant Pike. on the
site OF the Indian village or republic
where he pulled down the last Spanish
flag in 1905; and now they are putting
up a shaft to mark the kingdom OF
Quivera. This is a name found in the
records Of the early Spanish explorers,
who heard Of such a place and expect
cd to find much gold there. So much
moonshine enters into their narrative,
that Quivera has become a kind of
joke OF late years; but certain careful
students, among whom is Mr.. +. Z
Blackman OF our state sucrty, claim
to have definitely located III" habita
Of the ancient Indian nation me Span
iards had in mind, and To - "r"ctin,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30
To Minnesota Lakes.


From the standpoint OF economy and
pleasure no excursion this season can
compare with that to the Minnesota
lakes, which will leave Hastings a,
1885 am, June l2tb, via the Burling
ton Route.
Round trip rates as follows.
Hastings to Mankato, Kasota and
Waseca, Mimi, and return, $l1 o.
Hastings to St. Paul and return Sl3 o.
Hastings to Bayfield, and Ashland,
Wisconsin, GIT O5.
Tickets good to return until October
8lst. Special low rates at most resorts
for board, boats and incidentals.
In order to make the best arrange
ments at hotels it will he necessary for
me to have all the names on or before
June 8.
Address, DR.. VIM. H. Steele, Hast.
ing, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30
Republican Congressional Convention.

The Republicans Of the Fifth congress
sional district OF the state OF Nebraska
are hereby called to meet in conven.
ton at the opera house 10 the city oil
Hastings, Nebraska, OF Tuesday, the
10th day OF June, 1902, at 8 o'clock In
the. afternoon, for the purpose oil
placing in nomination a candidate
TOR congress for the Fifth congressional
district, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may regularly
come before said convention. The
basis OF representation OF the several
counties Of said district in said con.
vention shall be on the vote cast for
Hon. Samuel H. Sedgwick for judge OF
the supreme court, at the regular cleo.
ton held on November 8, 1901, one
delegate for each 100 votes or major
fraction thereof, so cast for said Sam
uel II. Sedgwick, and q delegate at
large for each county. Said apportion'
ment entities the several counties to
the following representation in said
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30
Shslness Will Travel

The Burlington Route and its con
nections west Of Denver have beer
chosen a. the official route of Tangiel
Temple, Mystic Shriners, to the I'm
perial Council Mobiles of Mystic Shrine
at San Francisco, June 10 to H..
Two special cars have already beer
reserved by 'Tangier Temple, and ad
ditional cars will be provided AS reser
vations are made. 1t Is important thai
all Shriners who will attend this con
vention make their reservations at an
early date.
The Shriners will leave the Burling
ton station, Omaha, at ABS p. IN. June
4. Denver will be reached the nexI
morning, and an entire day spent
IN Colorado Springs, one OF the mos,
delightful Of Rocky mountain resorts
Salt Lake City will be reached on tn.
morning Of June @. and that day given
over to seeing the wonderful city Of
Zion. The party will arrive in Sar
Francisco at 845 a. m, June o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30
War Revenue Reductions

By the act of congress approved
April l., 1902, the following changes
are made in the wal revenue now in
force:
Taxes repealed on and after July /,
1902:
Special taxes of bankers, brokers,
dealers in grain, securities, etc under
paragraph 3, section 8, act Of March 2,
1901 brokers class q; pawnbrokers,
custom house brokers, proprietors Of
theaters, etc.; proprietors Of circuses,
proprietors Of public exhibitions or
shows for money, proprietors Of bowl.
ing alleys or billiard rooms, dealers IN
leaf tobacco, dealers in tobacco. man.
ufacturers OF tobacco, manufacturer
Of cigars. q.
Stamp taxes on instruments, papers
or documents, deliveries or transfers
OF stock, and sales and agreements oi
sale or agreements TO sell stocks, pro-
ducts or merchandise schedule A.
wires schedule b., seats in parlor OF
palace cars, and berths In sleeping
cars, taxes on legscies aud ~distributivs
shares Of personal property.
Excise taxes on persons, firms, con
psnies aud corporations engaged IL
refining petroleum and sugar.
Taxes reduced
On fermented liquors the tax Is re
duced to o. per barrel; on snuff and to
bacco the tax is reduced 10 9 cents pei
pound; on cigarettes weighing more
than 3 pounds per thousand the tax i
reduced to S3 per thousand.
A drawback or rebate is allowed OF
all original and unbroken factory pack
ages of smoking and manufactured to
bacco and snuff held by manufacturer
or dealers on July l, 1902, to tn
amount of the difference between tn,
highest rate paid and the AK imposed
! by this act. Claims must be presented
! within 60 days from July !, and mus
be for $40 or more,
The provisions of the present law
relative to mixed -four, remain un
changed except Il slight change ismad
in the definition of mixed flour.
Rights accrued or liabilities incurre,
prior to the repeal are not affected
The estates If all persons dyin
prior to July. i, 1902, will be s%upjsct t
the legacy tax, V e if the Distribute
is not made until after that date.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-30

While In the thriving lite town OF
Blsden the first Of the week we learned
among other things that the largest
elevators Ia the county are located
there.--That business in all lines seems
to be picking up.-Bladen does not
seem to have any politicians just at
present who are anxious for Office
That there is some little talk Of Won
Hall putting up another brick build.
ing That there will be very little
fruit In that vicinity this year, but gen.
eral crop conditions we're never better;
wheat is looking fine, having withstood
the drouth much better than the crop
in the south part Of the county.-That
Roy q. andstaff has just retured from
Kansas City, where he has been attend.
ing a dental college, and has some
thought of setting up in business there.
That Wayne Reed ana family are
better satisfied there than they we're in
Wyoming, and that Wayne is now
working for Chevalier Bros, who re.
port business brisk.-That Emanuel
Fitz and Frank Nelson Of Red Cloud
are building a brick residence for
Grandpa Lockhart THAT Bladen has
a first class baseball team which is de.
sirous of meeting teams from other
parts OF the county.-That the major
portion OF the town seems to be lined
up on the side of c Z. Hicks in the
attempt to force him to quit the town.