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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

CHICAGO. ILL. November 21.--Cattle-
Receipts $50 head including 400 head
westerns: market slow; good to prime
s,eers, 81. 100 so.su; poor to medium. 5000
$3.50 stockers and feeders. s2.MMS4. so:
COWS, s1.40@S450; heifers, S2.000So.6O; can
ners. s1.40Ms24O; bulls, s2.C0@$4.50; calves,
s5.500Si.00; Texas-fed steers. $3.GGa $500;
western steers s3.50ds475.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; Tomorrow.
10115c.~ lower: mixed and butchers. $4,000
$3.50; good to choice heavy. s6.3Wd IS. Is !:
rough. heavy, s5.9o1s6.25: light. So. 95GS6. 20:
bulk Of sales. s6.10M$t.l0.
slow: lambs lower: good to choice wetil-
ers $3.50@S400: fair to choice mixed. s2509
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NEW YORK, November 21-Dry-
goods-The undertone is steadier for for
ward deliveries of staple cottons this
week: otherwise the cotton goods mar
ket is unchanged. Demand moderate:
prices steady. Linens are firm, with fair
demand. Burlaps strong and advancing;
light weights scarce.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

The market yesterday showed more &C
tivty than earlier in the week. Turkeys
were a little stronger. owing to the ap-
proach of Thanksgiving. Commission men
say that when shipping poultry for the
holiday market next week care should be
taken to have it arrive before Tuesday
night. The quotations remain about the
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rOTTONSEED or,

NEW YORK, November Flowing to
light supplies on spot. cottonseed oil con-
tinues very firm, with an upward ten"
dency. Prime crude here nominal; prime
crude f. o. b. mills. 2Sm29c.: prime sum-
mer yellow 351slI36c.: off summer yellow,
35c.: prime white. i0c.; prime winter yell
low. 40d40hc.; prime meal, s2s5o noml-
n
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STOCKS IMPROVED,
FACT DOUBTLESS DUE TO GREAT
ar EASE or TIME MONEY.
CLOSE STRONG AND ACTIVE.
rico. at the End Very GcncralI,
ut the Dcst-sscritns Exchange
rvncricncc. Another Sharp Adj
,-apcc-Bond. Participate In Rise.


KEW YORK, November 1.-THE marked
bereavement shown by ,o-day's stock
-,s-jss+ was doubtless due In a great meas
,,rs 10 the greater case of time money.
There was no apparent reduction in the
a. bat the willingness OF certain large
t--rs to lend for long periods was accept
= as proof that financial conditions here
,.,at have once more benefited and been
-,,,e6 on a SUBSTANTIAL foundation. There
Won. Indications also that the ,.ow Of
-,ssv 70 interior points is al an end. Al
.s,5rh another transfer was made to San
r-r-cizco. this was more than offset
ts- raru~ns from Western and Southern
--ts. and the preliminary statements
~ money movements shows a material
loss 10 the sub-treasury. with resultant
gains 10 local banks.
while much Of to-day's business was
res,.v In the nature OF short covering,
trs-e IS little doubt that the solid inter-
,s.s were heavy buyers. For the first
t.ra this week. the movement in Manhat-
..- vas overshadowcd by that of another
.-7,K namely St Paul. That stock, which
VS. dealt in TO the extent Of over 100000
shares. advanced to $50. and closed at that
fz3-e. making a net gain of c 5-S points.
NJ plausible explanation for the rise
vas advanced other than that an carly
announcement of an extra stock issue may
D.
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sc,noord Air-L1ne Securities.

BALTIMORE. MD, November 21.-sea,
hoard Air-Lir,- common, 271a: Seaboard
Airline preferred. 45; Seaboard Air
Line bonds. As S3Ss.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.

The sales In the tobacco warehouses
yesterday were the largest in many years.
Both farmers and buyers state that they
recollect nothing like it. The wagons were
arriving all during Thursday night. and in
the morning the blockade about Shockoe
Slip, Canal street, Twelfth and Tair-
teenth streets. and all thoroughfares con-
Meeting in the immediate vicinity was so
great that the warehouse people were
forced to phone to police headquarters to
assist in Strengthening out the tangle.
Mr. Hazel Of the Shockoe warehouse,
said he knew thai his warehouse had $50
wagons. and probably many more. and
there were conservative men who placed
the total number of wagons at between
900 and 700.
Farmers coming in with teams from a
radius of fifty miles say that many OF
the farms in all sections were denuded OF
their male population, more than
thousand planters came in to the sale
So great was the receipt of tobacco that
the sales in the warehouses started ons
hour earlier than usual and it was i'm
possible to finish last night. The auc-
tioneers sold steadily until dark, and then
continued the sale until to-day. AS a rule
there is no sale on Saturday, but to-day
there will be hundreds.
CROWDED CONDITIONS.
Some idea of the crowded con lttion OF
the warehouses may be obtained from the
statement that on single floor there were
more than 600 large piles of this dark
weed Most Of the wagons at noon were
iammei together without horses in one
great line on either side of every neigh
boring street, and few were allowed in the
warehouses; Where the sales were going
on the floor was black with planters and
buyers.,'The sight was strange and in
teresting to the casual visitor.
B. F,!iRWash, from Caroline, was there
with his fiddle and played a lively tune
whenever they sold a pile OF his tobacco.
He had every negro about the place
rrinning and even the countrymen
danced a jig to his tunes. This fiddler
had wide "f's" IN his violin. where those
that admired his art dropped coins into
the instrument. Wash says he PLAYED on
the fiddle better with a few coins Inside.
Truly. he is a wonder. and can play with
the fiddle upon his head or bowling from
behind
bacco@and good cheer. The supervisor OF
sales said the prices of tobacco held up
very:aw.ell and the farmers seemed well
pleased
The sales, it is estimated. were from
100000 pounds to half-mllion.
MARTINSy1LLE. VA. Nov. 1.-tspe-
ctaL)-Yesterday and to-day nave been
record breaking days for this season in
the quantity OF tobacco sold on this mar
ket Yesterday 10000 pounds of loose leaf
were on the warehouse floors. and brought
s12500.
There were practically no wrappers in,
the offerings. and most of it was of rather
common grades Of filters and Jugs. To-
day will DE Il close second to yesterday. as
at least 10000 pounds are on the ware
house floors. and as there has so far been
no shying off in prices it will take all
day to complete the sales.
Good filters have sold this week as high
as s35 The weeks record viii! be at least
half million pounds. No tobacco is sold
t,ar. in aclca eas Ii is all Innsa Leaf
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When you order suit to be
made, you know not what you
will get.
With our ready to wear
clothing you know just what
you are getting-before you in
cur any expense.
Fine Suits, $500 TO $4,000.
Good Suits as low as $500.
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The following are the total net receipts
of cotton at all ports. since September
1st: Galveston / ols. $50 bales; New Or
lears Sal 7-5: Mobile - OIL Savannah.
soc GAG. Charleston 129.33a: Wilmington.
POO. 12S. Norfolk la4o42 Baltimore. 5.G5o:
New York. 9,77s: BOSTON. 1.7ss: Newport
News. 8 800: Philadelphia. l.5&,: Bruins
wisk 40 $50; Fernanlira. so: Pensa cola
81. ora: po~t Arthr-. Is 1Sl; Port Town
send. 81 226: San Francisco. l1.l26: Port
land, Ore Sal. Total. 3.2o3. 500 bales
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and fat, SC. per pouna; poor. thin. rough,
tn41sc.; wool sheep best. 2I212c.: goou.
per head, s2:50@s3oo: inferior per head Is; al
81 COG $1..0; old bucks, per pound. to 2t3c-'
as to quality and weight.
EAST BUFFALO,, \. y. November
21.-Cattle-Receipts 125 head: market
unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850 head: market
slow. 1o915c: lower; heavy, s6:s5@s6 q;
mixed, s621GSs.35; Workers and pigs: Sc. Is
@se.2o; roughs. s5.75@s5.1 Is: stays sl.sHg
to GOOD s4.001s5. 40: yearlings. s3.15Gs4e9;
$40; culls to good. s1-75Gs3.1o,
NEW YORK. November 21.-gseves;-
SLOW and Is to 25c. lower; Il cars IN
lower; native steers. S40o0s6.o0: oxen. 81 3
@si.s0; bulls. 50. 011s3.5o; export bulls. S!.aO;
;nents tomorrow. 522 head cattle. Lila
head sheep, and 800 quarters OF beef
Calves-Receipts ia head; steady
feeling; veals, s4.50MS9.00; grassers. S250V
s. %: western calves. $3.50; city dressed
Sheep and Lambs-Recetpts. $3.50 head.
sheep. s2.00as35o; extra. 1855; lambs, 500
@s5..5; Canada lambs, s5.ooa $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.s4o head; market low
er; State hogs. s6.40gS6.50; no westerns on
sale.
CINCINNATI. November 21.-Hoss-
Easy at s4.4O@Seso.
Cattle-DuIl at S2.00ds5
Sheep-SteadE at S1.351s3.5e
Jor Of 0(YSS
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William jenkins & Co. received one
car of bananas and seventy-five boxes Of
oranges. The oranges are selling slowly
on account Of being partly green
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SAVANNAH. GA, November 21.-Tur-
pentine-Firm at 501ac.; exports, none.
Rosin-F'irm; receipts, 3,057 barrels:
sales. 1924 barrels; exports, none. Quote:
A, B. C, and D. s1.321a; E. $1.42ia; F,
Sl.47h; G. s1.571A: H. 81. 50: I, 205; *, s2.25;
NJ, $500: n, $3.50; window-glass, $3.75;
Water-white H.15
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORE;

NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON. n. c., November IL
Spirits Notwithstanding doing; re-
Ceipts, "a casks.
barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s1.751ss0o;
receipts. 9S barrels.
Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts. liz barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Furnished by Richmond Grain
ana Cotton Exchange,
Richmond, Va November q, 1902.
PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, November 21.-Less
activity was manifested in wheat to-
DAY. and prices had a lower tendency,
December closing &C. lower. December
corn closed nc. lower, with oats &c
higher. January provisions closed from
2lsG5 to. 1Oc. lower.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

E. w Evans & Co.. received Wednesday
and sold before A. NJ. two deer that
were killed in Powhatan.
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NEV YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Quotations furnished b. Thomas Branch
& Co., Bankers and Brokers.
Members New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

tu,iet: middIing $780, net receipts. $40
bales: gross receipts. SIP bales; stock
>5.H3 bales.
Totals to-day. at al seaports:, Net re-
britain. a c27 bales. to the Continent,
h,132 bales; stock. 925, 465 bales.
Consolidated, at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts 319.S19 bales: Exports-To Great
Britain, SLIPS bales; to Franco, 2oe24
lales; to the Continent, 103.sE bales.
Totals since September lst at an sea
ports: Net receipts. 3.253, 1923 bales; In
ports-To Great Britain, eo6,263 bales; to
France. 243.e25 bales; to the Continent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
DRY GOODS.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. November 81
and Rosin-Unchanged.
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The demand for spot cotton continues
good Quotations unchanged.
In contracts. notwithstanding the
somewhat wide fluctuations in prices.
there was steady and moderately heavy
trading. The opening was 546 points
down. and under realizing sales. q fur
ther loss Of 2N3 points was noted but
under the influence Of a sharp advance
in Liverpool prices moved up briskly, IN
til a gain of 500 points had been scored.
This was followed by a downward turn.
that sent figures off 5Gl6 points, Later
luctua tons occurred, the board at the
close showing net losses OF points on
November and to points on the other
positions.
Secretary Hester's estimate for the
worlds visible supply of cotton, issued
to-day. shows the total visible to be
321s.Gs6, against 3045.733 last week, and
1925 $50 last year. OF this, the total of
American cotton is 2.762OS6, against 2.576-
730 last week and 2,eo7,s9O last year; and
Of all other kinds, including Egypt,
Brazil. India. etc $1,000 against $4,000
last week. and 4lS.050 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply Of cot
ton there is now afloat and held in Great
Britain and Continental Europe, $4,000.
AGAINST l64s.Oha last year: in Egypt,
ls7 NN. against 157N10 last year; in India.
1S1 900. against $1,000 last year. and in
the United States, 151S.o0o. against 1,43s,-
600 last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

BIalock and Neale received 50
mats Of imported Syrian fss, agsre-
eating $500 pounds. These will be sold
to the trade at about ~ cents.
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OPENING IRREGULAR.

The opening was again irregular. with
Manhattan in the lead, though other trac-
tjars were lower St. Paul made early
improvements and Louisville and Nash
Vile vas also strong. The reported deal
n Manhattan, which still lacks Official
confirmation, but is generally believed,
doubtless exerted some influence on The
5uylng side, although Manhattan moved
regularly throughout the day and scored
net loss of ! IL points. The movement
the railway shares gathered greater
orce before the end of the first hour. st.
Paul, Rock Island. Missouri Pacific. Kan
:ss CITY. Southern, Toledo. St. Louis &
western, and some more obscure issues
ali making substantial Improvement.
In the Industrial group. Sugar. Amalga-
mated Copper, Tennessee Coal and Iron.
and United States Realty issues We're
the principal features.
Ii was clear that the shorts We're run
mag TO cover especially in Copper. Inc
taaviness of Manhattan probably was due
in part 10 profit-taktng by one or more
pools.
MOVEMENT ALMOST BJoYANT.
The Improvement shown during the
morning session was more than sustained
later. and with st. Paul still the leader,
tbe general list continued TO move up
ward until at times the movement was
almost buoyant. Buying Of such stocks IS
ST Paul Louisville and Nashville, some
OF me Facifcs, Baltimore and Ohio. Penn
sylvania. Reading and Copper, was re-
ported to be Of the very best character,
and board sentiment was more cheerful
,han tor some days. The closing was
strong and active, with prices very gen
orally at the best.
Sterling exchange experienced another
tharp advance to-day. owing to sales foI
European account in this market Bonds
s7rticipated in the rise. but only 10
sight extent. outside the Wabash debcn-
.ures. Total sales. par value, s2,2l0oo0.
nited States new As declined l-2. and
he old As ia per cent. on the last call.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
4IS3 COO shares
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Close: Money on call steady at 4@4 Il
per cent closing offered at per cent;
irjme mercantile paper, Las per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
In bankers bills at 4S7.l25 for demand, and
II 4SSa4. $50 for sixty days: posted rates,
I5& l-2G5 and ass; commercial bills. 4.S2.'5
G463.25,
Bar silver. IS IS; Mexican dollars, 80;
Government bonds, weak; State bonds:
Inactive; Railroad bonds strong.
BANK CLEARINGS.
Total bank clearings. week ended No
vember 20Ih S2.701 .0iS,3-3: increase. lt.S
per cent outside New York, $%JS,3l2, >oS,
Increase 10 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

Wv. spratley & Co, received
over 100 punches of fresh, crisp cell
cry from Kalamazoo. Mich. and from
New York State. On Monday this firm
expects to receive between thirty and
forty cases. There is good demand for
celery and the Richmond market al
ways shows more activity with the ap-
proach of Thanksgiving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

c. E. Sydnor. the Albemarle pippin man.
is carrying in cold storage 100 barrels
Of Keifer pears.
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COTTON MARKETS.

snot in demand: prices to 8 points
higher: American n1iddling fair. 5so- ga
good mddling. 4s4s2d:; nniddIing 5ts2 "a:
!. 81 sd nrflnarv i 2o-32d. The sales Of
he 9e-si day We're ere 1000 bales. Of which 500
bales were for export and speculation,
and included $500 bales Anler1csaan an 1 re
csiots, 700 bales, including $500 oales
Futures opened firm and closed firm;
American nliddling. good-ordinary Clause,
November. 4 49-1G0d.: November and De
cember. i 45-1God.: December and january,
Blood; January and tepru inoy;
42-10Gd. February and March, 4-l0p9;
q 42-1OOd. !: March and April 11-l0G9t
d 4o-100d (: April and May, n-l0Gl
42-JG0d. Nav and June, A-loOD
42-10 d.; June and july. 4I-lVVU
42-1OOd. July and August. i1-10Od.
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&C Cotton eGi futures opened steady and closed


The highest prices Of the session TO-
Gay showed an advance OF 80 to 80 points
since the market turned last Friday IN
the direction of recovery from the period
OF liquidation that had eliminated then
in a decline Of about cent on TINS
cure profits by a considerable class Of
traders, who took advantage of the strong
weekend statistics to UNLOAD: ms sell
ing produced reaction that so ao4ut ., a1
liquidation was very heavy. the public
demand was also heavy. and the bu 81
ness of the day reached about 50o,Veo
bales. this being the largest total OF re
cent active times. The market was final
ly steady at a net rise OF to net de-
cline of 3 points.
amount Of cotton brought into sight for
the week is 4s5,367 bales, against 1884
last year. At one time, estimates ran
as high as 4sq oa Ss interior stoes
and consolidated stocks is less than had
'se'' WEE Weekly MOVEMENT
The following statistics on the move
ment of cotton for the week ending No
ven3ber 21st were compiled by the New
Aork Cotton Exchange:
Port receipts .......... 1921. 157 ss16,436
Overland to mills and -, - -,
so Saha9a mill militia talt :i; 9v''n sS'o's
(estima ted .......... 3l.C00 HID
terror towns -. 29.16a 1880
for the week. -. .s454,s37 s42e, 594
TOTAL CROP MOVEMENT.
This Year Last Year.
Port receipts SO, 26l 001 sS,070,4i5
Overland to mills
and Canada ........ S09.l0S 3l7.2Ol
Southern mill TAX
ings (estimated) -. $4,000 495 $40
Stock at interior
towns in excess Of
September list 4lS,1s9 44S.S31
Brought into sight
thus far for sea-
son $500. ii, o23,SsH si,o3z. al
Total crop movement is IS days this
year, against So days in 1901.
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MARKET NOTES.

Governor Montague will eat pippens.
The Hon ". Fl. Goodwin. of Alton. who
is here attending the legislature. owns
an orchard in Albemarle. and has INSTRUCT
ed that $50 barrels Of the finest NO. 3
be picked over and the pickings placed
in a special barrel to be sent later to
the governors mansion. This extra fancy
barrel OF the Albemarie fruit Will be
placed in cold storage until about jan l.
when the presentation will be made. The
Eovernor's mouth may water. but he
can't have them until the New Year rolls
around.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

Ren1en1 Der, everything you
W ear-n1an or boy-day or
here; and it's right.
Trunks. Cases, and Bags, too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

CINCINNATI. November 21.-Hoss-
Easy at S4.40@ 80.
Cattle-Dul at S2.0ods5. 35.
Sheep-Steady at S1.351s55e.
Enthusiastically at s3.50G1 S55e.
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SALES AT THE BOARD.
100 Virginia Centuries at 80.
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snithf,eld Hams. .,..........u TO :,
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MARTINSyILLE. VA. Nov. 21.-tSpe-
ctal.)-Yesterday and to-day have been
record breaking days for this season in
the quantity Of tobacco sold on this mar
ket. Yesterday 10000 pounds of loose leaf
were on the warehouse floors, and brought
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers, furnished
by the Webster County Abstract CO.,
were made during the past week:
John a. BIhler to John u. Miller,
W It, net - ] II z 1900
Charles Hunter and wife 10 vii.
liam Irons, W d, lots 8 and 10,
block II, ~lnavale. 300
Frank SommerlaG to W. S. Ash.
by, W d, WI set $40 1900
Harrie, +. Dewey to Carrie +.
Dewey, W d, lots l and ., 81
net : | 10 $500
NJ. L. Miller and wife to II. Z.
Sowter, W d, swt Is Gil ....... $500
l.. A. Haskins and Others to
Lawrence l.. and Archie A.
Boren, W d.. lots 3, 4 and 5 in
block 4, Rcd Cloud 1000
United States to Jesse e..
Brooks. patent, net 203l2
&. Is. Il q. Railroad Go. to Ed
ward Waters, W d., set 90 2 12 106s
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Through Yellowstone Park.

The Burlington Route is organizing a
personally conducted excursion to ard
through Yellowstone Park to leave
Nebraska points, Tuesday, Angus, 8.
Uncomonly low rates have been made
for this excursion. the total expense
of the trip will be less than 800.
II you're interested, write for a copy
of illustrated itinerary to j. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11

Services at the Church of Christ will
he held as usual next Lords day.
Preaching at 1870 a.. m. and 8 p. M. by
the minister, L. A. Meredith. Bible
school at noon, Trace Sherer superin.
tendent. Junior c. E.,3 pm, Mrs. Mere.
dith acting superintendent. Prayer
meeting Wednesdayat 8 p. n. Special
music at morning and evening preach
ing services We will make you wei
come. Come and give us the oppor'
tunity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11
Shake Il Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot.Ease, a powder. 1t cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and in.
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out Of corns and bunions. It's
the greatest comfort discovery Of the
age. Alleu's Foot.Ease makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. 1t is a certain
cure for sweating, callous and hot,
tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores. Don't
accept any substitute. BY mail for 25c
in stamps. Trial package free. Ad.
dress Allen s. Olmsted, Lc Roy, n. Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11
Ftrst-Atd Lighthouse.

An ambulance in a lamp post Is the
latest idea in street c~ontrivances.
Paris has just been endowed with sew
eral specimens of what is called q
"phare de secours,"'o frst-aid light
house. IL consists OF an ornamental
bronze pillar about IS feet high, with
a round ov%erhanging top resembling
that of a lighthouse, and containing
a clock-faee barometer and three
transparent advertisements, revolved
10y clockwork, and lighted by gas
from within. In the vase of the pill
lar is a letterbox and in the shaft is
a folding stretcher, with printed di-
rections for affording first aid TO the
injured.-Detroit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11
Inflammatory Rheumatism cured in 3 DAYS

Morton l.. Hill of Lebanon, Ind. says: my
| muscle and Joint; her suffering was terrible and
| her body and IA ce were SWOLLEN almost beyond
| recognition; had been IN bed for six weeks and
had eight physicians, but received no benefit
until she tried the Mystic Cure for.Rheumatism.
II gave immediate relief and she was able TO
| walk about In three days, | am sure II saved
her life sold by u. E. Grice, Druggist, Red
Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11

Episcopal services: Every first Sun
day in the month: Morning, at 1890,
litany, holy communion; evening, at
: 80, evening prayer and sermon
Every third Sunday in tho month
Morning, 1890, morning prayer and
sermon; evening, 7:3O. evening prayer
and sermon. Everybody welcomed. f.
y. Brun, rector.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11
Homeseekers' Excursion

June 18th, July 1st and 18th. Tt
Arizona, Arkansas, Indian Territory
Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and
Texas, one fare plus two dollars foi
the round trip, tickets limited to TWEEN
ty one days from date of sale.
A. CoNovER, Agent,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-11
To the Northern Lakes.

The Burlington Route announces IN.
commonly low rates to lake resorts OF
Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota
and Iowa for the following dates; July
0 to IS, August l to Is, September ! to
10. Better ask the nearest Burlington
Route agent about the above excursions
and take advantage Of the low rates
named.