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% 2 Rfh. heites Shntortletih, 2 BIO.
20 beiteS 4ofeifleifh. I Ffo. Sumbnrger
20 @eefitenf uno 1 BIO. trtlhe Seber. IueS
20 spe5ieu ausaepdbItc feline 1rubiabrs.
20 qarnn. 9oielettes, pom SiHternierteI, 2h
- Rio. fir 29c.
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20 9uocHS, frifdc Gorterbpufe poer Sirluiu
30 Steaf, .2h Sio. ihr 20c.; 300 BIO. Sum
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20 8 Qfo. befies Hibs9iouft iir 20c.
20 3 Hfo. BOT 9toait Scef, 29c.
20 6 BIO. beitcS Sul6fleiib. 29c.
% 3 Rio. bcites Sumburgcr Neefitcuf, 20c.
20 Shmeineileifh fir G%oteIcttcs Docr Jtoait.
20 2A BIO. fir 2gc.
20 Better 8rcufinitsepcd pa Rfo. fir 20c.
Surgaius inn Gtnnrren.S epartcmcnt
20 @roBc 6olncilsGigurrcn. NicfcIbcn baz
30 ben Sapuuuuz@ inluac uno Suntdtru Scds
% bldtter mo lpcrhclt ullcntbdlhen iitr sc.
% pro Sttld ncriuutt; icboh unfer IreiS iiir
20 beute III 10 tiir poo. pOcr $l,45 pro Niitc.
29 &criuht lie, llllo luCHrI Mot Suiricoenltels
- LEND. Sucr Sjclo jltrild.
20 10 quite Coma Stlcr Ginurreu, 20c.
- 20 5reesSmufil9 Gigarrcu iitr 20c.
% @eluHoer 9enr9sGo. (Sa.) Iubai. 20t.
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Ins Gantpn nnS Sisblanotoiuu.

Sr. Seinrid) Trin5 feiert ieincn BIB.
ld)ieo. - 9oltb. 8iitteI olti elmer
9auitcIle on9egriffeu.- @ei6cuf.
lteberreihung.
Cine gor5e In5obl @%eipobncr bon
Canton uno SiQbIonotolpn miro lid,
I'M 2ollfe 6icic5 Somn1crS mad,
Seutidlono bcGebcn, I'M ooicIbIt&er.
ipanbte 81 bCiutcn. 9arrnter be-
iinoen iih bcfonntIid oic SS. Sobl1
Suitic mo :. =. @rcif, 9cioe IN
S1ngerfrciicn wobIbefunnt. @eioe
reilen ollf Dem Noro0. 2lopooompfcr
yWain" an n06itcn Nfittno6 bon
bier ob, ulo miro iid) SIT ibrcr aroBen
6relloe Sr. &cinri6 Yrirs S'9ons
nell- ltnb fl. StroBe. Canton, on.
idlicBen. &r. Erin5 mill icinc SET
motbSitoot, oo5 if0nc @icn, beill.
hcn mo Damn nod Nbitc6er nod
perihiebencn SolptItGoten 9elttld).
lambs MADDEN. Nm Gonncritog Nod)s
mittag 9oben er mo ieine 8ottin
oen pielen Srcunocn 0eS S6cioen.
Den ouf benz GpoaosS pring 3 Shore
cine Ibld)ico8fcicr, bel mclfer eS
bod berging. Gin ionloier gbidie0Ss
id)nlorts pcrcinte sic @Gitc, ulo al
@rfriidungen ouCr gtrt mar fem
Wtongel. ltnter Ocn Sbeilnebmern
%beionoen iid) Oic Nodfolgen6en: SD.
Trin5 unb Srolt, GbriIt. Sfmcilcr Ii.
Srolt, Sp. S6nlciicr lno irolt, Geo.
Shloifer, Clos. @oQ, 6rcb. @rob,
Gbrilt. 9ou mo 6rolt, 9(il0uit Git
borf, $. @eil, Gictrid @iidbuicr II.
Sroll, Sp. Wiifbuicu un6 Irou, 8.
Stiibr unb SrolL @p. Serget rno
6roll, Geo. Sdmciicr Ii. gL. nj. Die
glbidiebsfeicr iou om Mtonto9 IN ser
8obnlrng bcs Srr. Erin5 fortgelebt
iueroer.
Gin onoercr 6ctonnter 9cluobucr
bon Canton, Scr 9lcidfoG8 olli ocm
Sampler nWioin" obf0brt, lit Sr.
Sobn Sortihbed BON 9tr. I, Softer.
Ipcniic. 9erielbc miro &ermonote
III 8nnern beIild)en mo Damn cine
Hunoreiie our6 gul15 Gcntl6lono
mod5cn.
Sr. 9iittcl tbGtlih on9cs
griffcn.
Sr. @oItboior 9iittel, cin @cluo6.
ncr bon Canton, lullroe AM Conner
ltog Ibcnb oltf elmer leeren @oltitel.
le 5miiden SuoIor. unb 0iQonitroBe
uno 1. uno 9. StroBe, Canton, bon
5luei unbefonnten Wtdnnerlt, ole an
~ld)eiterb oltf &oub aitsgin9cn, 5l
@o0en geid)la9en un6 nit SllBtritten
reQolirto Sr. @iittcl p~ertbeioiQte Iid,
ie0od) 10 energilfL boB feline Nnqrei.
fer Die Jllldt ergriffen, ebe tie ibren
3iued crrcidt botten. Ser M~n9cgrifs
fcne trilg cine i6limme 8erlcbutg
om Sopfe uto an oen 9einen oooon
uno fonntc Iid MIR nit Wtiibe mad
Dem Hcltollront ocs Srn. 6. Mutld).
Ter, Nr. 900, S'0onnealtr, Canton,
no err oIS SdonftpGrtcr ongcItcQt lit,
bc9eben. Sr. giittel erflGrte, Der
GnGriff lei 10 idnea gefommen, ooB
CT feline @clegenbeit botte, feline g(n.
9~rcifcr gcnoller 81 beiidti9cn, mo
10 fonn CT feline 9ei6reibung ocriels
ben geben.
@eihenf iir bie eagles.
Yoli3iit Sorrp 6. Sllt6inS bat
Scr oG6cInpeofe .Girie" beS oOrocnS
0cs 8olOenen I0lcrS" ein Iebr luertD.
boleS @eihenf genlaht, uno 3lpor IN
0eitolt zines bon inn iel6it ber9c.
iteaten Iolers. 9ericlbe lit ~ SUB
brett nnO 4 Sub 3 3oQ bod uno rllbt
ollf einem nit 0en umerifuniidcn
Sor6en b~eriebenen @oppen. 9oS
@eihenf lit in Der SoQe oeS Cite
Social Clubs" in melfer iid) ole
Eagles" Oeridmmeln, n~uigc6Gngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Ger aemittate Mander.

yer gem tBtgte " Ii a. er.
Sd fnaiiierte I'M 2eben nie,
GoS lit iiidt meine @eiic,
Sd bot ttleiu ooleS etui
Stets an i'm 5reunoesfreiie.
9as mdr' nun nidt eriudbnenSluertb,
SD CAB ia gerit a%lleine,
Wenn id 5i roufen NAL 6egebrt,
Satt ieoer - .ftllr nod cine"
Sebt roildle if MIR nod Support,
Ged)t t6elire mo red)t feline,
limo ood) fontut' lit Jest bia'ger fort:
Die rolld)e idl alleinc!
Gerihnnppt. Serr gum
i~telleiudenoen 8ieuer): .Soifeutlid
periteben Sic mit 8ein uiiiugeben;
i'd, balte ndntlid} iebr piei paaf einen
alIten @einfeaerll~ - 9iener Gel,
lig): sd ood)!" as 9f4
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Srei Sinocr u~rrgiftet.


Sic oBcu pergiitete biscuits llttb emf.
gingcn uir nit fnopper Hotb Dem
Sooe.
Wfit tnopper Notb entgingen &C.
tern g6eno Orei Sin0er 5i Sruington
Dem ScrgiftlngStooe. IS poreu Dies
Die bier Sabre olte Marp MoSgrope,
Die lef)S Sabre olte &i55ie Wto$grope,
Oeren Gotcr @olter 8. WoSgrope an
Ger Woocrlp Nuemte mobnt, uu0
Der Elm Sobr olte SoIcpb SoainS BON
Sruington. Die ainoer ipielten III
Der Wobmtug ibrer @roBnuttter 8rou
CHARLES an Der @eSlep /. Npenlle IN
Der &iidc uno erlpiifytcu ooiclblt cine
Nn5obl pcrqiftetcr biscuits, ueld)c
gum Ser9iitcn bon Gatten prGpartrt
moroen moren. gluc Srei begonnen
balo onrouf SIT id)reien, rno ais ibre
&erponotcn cntoedt botteu, mas oell
&inoern sic Sdmer5en oeruriohte,
riefeu iie sic 9ler5te Or. Sobn un0
Or. SoncS berbei, peIhe bic &in0er
bis 9~cItern glbeno nllgenid)einlid) ait.
Der ScbenSgefobr bradtcn.
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1tnfaQs Ghrunif.

C.
@arnep bridt Oo9 @rin. - Seine
autidc mari I'm. - SomeS
@urfe thirst NIT cin,m Gobritubl
berob. - In0crc llnfGuc.
Sr. @m. $. SorucD cin 81 Sobre
alter in Den IllbcitonO acicbtcr Slot.
tctofii5ier, meld)cr in 9}r. 712, Norb.
GarcpitraBe pobrt, ilibr acitcrn nit
iciner Satin Sdwicgertu6ter uno
ieincm gnfel lit elmer alttidle mad,
Dem Union Snbuboj aulo bei'm
9obn9of ongelan0t mari Die alltIde
I'M uno ST. &orncO brud bo6ei Sen
redbten Sberidlenfei. o Gie iibrioen
Sumilienmitglieoer toien unperlebt
oopon. Sr. 8ornN lurr0c in Der
Linton &roteltont &~ufirmorp" INT.
tergebradt.
r8te nit Ocm 6oGr.
1tu6l.
Sn Dem 2ngerbmric ser ISM. 6.
Gobinion Oil SupplU g." Rr. 1856,
NortbitroBe, itiir5tc ser 50 Sabre alto
&r. SnmeS 9ltrfe bon Nr. 7O8, 8olo.
Strobc, geltern nit Dem 6a6ritlbl
bonn ortttcn StOdmcrf bcrl1nter uno
puroc am arell5 10 icbr pcrlett, ooB
CT IN elmer alttifc uod)@ollic gcbrod)t
peroen mltBte. @ic cS idciut, perlor
ser olte Wonn Die Gontrole iiber Den
Sobrlttbl.
3mci g6itiir5e.
Sn oem Ncilbou 9tr. 105, Siio.
SreocridItroBe, Itiir5tc ser 10 Sabre
oIte arbeiter Sobn Martin bon gtr.
1904, Oit.YreItonitroBe, geitern bonn
britten Stodnerf berub, uno ser %
Sabre alte Irbeitcr &rciton Sonop
ficl aus ser 5%ipcitcr Gtagc oe$ Nell.
bnrleS 9tr. t00-i02, @cit.9oIti.
moreitroBe. @eiOc tnmcn nit Der.
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booon. Sic fanOcn A%uiuabnte i'm
S%tuotboipital.
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5. REF. ct. EonI9s@ cmciuoe, 8oltor
Ot. @ad)nlonlb bat ibr oltcS 8irdclts
geb1lloe an Canton pcnllc, nobe
grooopop, al 6rNu Iuna 2epolpic5
nerfouft mo oicic miro es oils cin
2ogiSbouS mo &oOcn benuben. Sic
STRIDE mllroe m0brcuo oes groBc,t
@ronoes beid)0oigt mo ollf gnrotbcn
0cS YoItorS 9udnluun fullfte Die &c
nteinoc i6r nelieS @otteSballs on scr
ode bon 9roaoipop mo YrottitroBe.
Sebt bot nun oie @cmeinoe cine &p,
potbet aitf oos feue @~ottesbouS o6'
5ubc5nbIen, brd,ttt cine i,ellc Srgcl
uno Sei5einrid)tithg un6 olioere 8r-
beIierungett ioutn pcrgcnommef mer'
Cen. SttSeeiolinlt tCitct Niles Dies
etipo $1,000 mo Die 8emein0e
tonntc bis iebt trob oller Nuitrenglm.
gen MIR $4,000 oirftrei6en. Or. Bad.
mann bot iid) nun al ben Nbilon.
tbropen anorem Carnegie gemenoet
lnb i'm eriildt; Der @enleinOe bebiili.
lid 81 ietn.
Gas &ir6engebGuoe an ser Gol,-
.ons9(penlle milroe in 1866 errid)tc.
ino Elm Sabr ipdter eingerucibt.
@aebolL - Srcuoe berriGt
in 9oltimore's Mouerr, oenn oic
Orioles" gclpaunen geItern mieoe.
RIM eiu Spiel, unb bieSnlol geget
MontrcoI, Sn 8olge ser nnltnter-
brohenen Sic9c Ser letter ISOLDE
botten iit mcbrere Sollieno Gntbll-
iioiten einGcfunocn, oie ibreS @eloeS
@ertb noQig erbielter. Die Score"
Der geltrigcn Gonteite mar:
IN Baltimore.
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balo 0arouf 81 Id)reien, lln0 ais ibre
&eriponotcn cntoeft batten, mas oell
&iltoern sic Sdmer5en oeruriodte,
riefen Tie sic Mer5te Or. Sobn u1o
Or. SoncS berbei, melde Die &in0er
bis gcitern glbenb nltgeniheinlid) ait.
Der &cbenSgefobr braftet.
@eroen lin dn6ereS Q d
tum 10 GbIen. - Die $50. Sorrp
@eaeS HllSf itnb stephen u. Wolon,
&orlibcr oeS oentofrotiiden. reipeftibc
repllblifoniihen Staot . GentralsGo.
mites, meroen perilifen, lid altf eilt
etiuoS fritberes Datum alS Den IS.
September iiir Die gemeinidoitlid)eu
Erim0rlooblen 81 cinigcn. Sic err
bielten 0citcrn 9eioe cine 3itIdriit
bon Der @ablauiiid)tS . 9eboroc, i'll
lpeldcr lie Oaraili olimertlom &c.
madt mer0en, ooB am 10. September
bie Gcgiitrirung Der Stimmgeber be.
ginnt, mo oo Ole Icaiitrirbiider BET
oen GrinGrnablen gcbrolld)t merben,
oielelbcn n%otbmenbigcr Nciic menig.
items Elm poor Gage iriibcr gebolten
merocn I%olteu. Sr. HllSf iogte &c.
ltern gtodmittog, cr lei bcrcit, nit
Srn. Moion Elm etlpo& iriibercS 0o.
tiln ST. pereinboreu, CT miiroe iid
ober MIR olf Elm poor Gage einIoiien.
Der Ne9er htuGbte SIT
piel. - Der @oltpirtb Scnrp 8ou.
nermonn bon Gr. 1876, Sit.Sliper.
StroBe, muroe ecitern i'm mittleren
StotionSbouie bonn Goli5eiridter
@ronnon inter 9iirgifDoft Dem Sc.
ridtSperiobren iibermicicu, neil er
ongebIid am Sonntog, oen %. Mai,
Dem Neger @lerouoer Sharp bon Nr.
1903, Sherman Z Eloce mo fiini on.
oeren Negern Spiritloieu perfaltit
bate. @onnermmn bat Dem Neger
Sborp Die S6pulitGt 5l peroonfen,
III Der er iih iebt b%eiinoet. Ger 9te.
ger muroe am 0onncritog Ibeno iue.
gen Gilbeitorllng oerboitet. @r mar
etuos angeiGilicIt, unb bel Dem &c.
itrigen Serb0r iogte er, er babe iid)
Den Haith in 8onnerntann'S @oit.
mirtbl6ait gebolt, Die er oiterS fire.
qltcntire, oll6 an Sountogcn. G1ber
BON aobt iiber ieinen Sountogstrunf
onSgeioridt, erflGrte er, oob er ont
%. Woi in Ser @irtbi6oit geiueien
iei uno CAB oic Nomelt bon flint Hoi.
l%engenolien an, Die an oelu Gage nit
ibm BORT getrlmfcn bdtten. @onner.
mann mllroe oorolli uerbaitet lno ole
8. Neger ais 3cllgcn berbeigebolt.
9as @noreiuItnt mar, ooB @onner.
mann Dem @cridtSoerfobren iiber.
mieien pllrOe. Der Heger Sborp
puroe me9cn GilbeIt0rllng nm 81 itiro
Soften erlcidtert.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
The Barker Case.

Predictions are made that there will
be some further developments in the
Frank Barker case. Attorney Hamer
of kearney spent some time in the
death cell this morn ng, and it is be-
lieved that he will make another effort
to induce Warden Beemer to report to
the judges of the district court that he
/ elieves the man is insane. The Off
Gals who have been connected with the
case say that this is the only step left
of the mans sriends. The anxiety of
the warden to put off the hanging is
regarded as "a factor. He has annou-
need several times that he believed
Barker was insane, but lately, because
If official admonition, has leased to
take such an active part in the dis
cussion.-Lincoln News
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
MRS. A. H. HALEY
COMMITS SUICIDE
her LifeleSS Form Found HANGING In
the Barn at an Early hour
This Morning.

The people of Red Cloud we're great
Iy shocked this morning by the an
nouncement that Mrs. Abe Haley had
committed suicide by hanging herself
When the family arose this morning
Mrs. Haley was missed from her bed
and search was at once begun. In a
very short time she was discovered in
the lott of the barn, hanging from a
rafter by a clothesline. The rafter
was but a few inches above her head,
and it was apparent that after fasten-
ing the rope around her neck and to
the rafter Mrs. Haley sank to her
knees and slowly strangled.
Her daughters, Mrs. Nellie Mcclure
and Myrtle Haley, who discovered the
body, Immediately cut it down and
assistance wa summoned to carry her
into the house. Life was not quite
extinct, though she breathed her last
before medical aid arrived.
Mrs. Haley was known to be suffer
ing from acute melancholia caused by
the long sickness and ultimate dea'h
of her daughter Gertrude, combined
with sickness and worry over other
troubles. She had but recently re-
turned from taking u course OF treat
ment in a sanitarium at Lincoln. All
arrangements had been made for her
to accompany her son Elmer on his re-
turn to Denver last night, but at the
last moment she refused to go and he
was compelled to leave without her.
or late Mrs. Haley had frequently
expressed IA wish to die, and her sad
ending was not entirely unexpected.
At this writing no arrangements for
the funeral have been made.
Mary Ann Reigle was born at Milf.
fin, Pa, July "a, and was the daughter
of John and Susan Reigle. She was
married to Abraham II. Haley Novem-
Der 16, 1871, and came to Red Cloud in
October, 1876. She was the mother of
six children, four of whom survive her
as follows: Elmer U. Haley Of Den
yer, Walter Haley of Chester, Miss
Myrtle Haley and Mrs. Nellie Mcclure
Of Red Cloud. She also is survived by
her aged mother, her husband, three
brothers and five sisters, as follows:
Jacob and Charles Reigle, Mrs. Eliza
beth Kellogg and Mrs. Lottie Morhart
of Red Cloud; John NJ Reigle of
Louiston, Pa; Mrs. Sophia Chambers,
Fountain, Col Mrs. Kate s.. Richards,
Colorado City, Col, and Mrs, AIDA
Liggett, Hebron, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
State Sunday School Convention.

Superintendent and Co-workers in
Sunday School Work:
We have a feast of good things at
our door in convention which meets at
Superior June Ii, IA and IL. Mrs Mary
Foster Bryner's "School of Methods
Tuesday, June ID, will amply repay any
effort a Webster county Sunday school
teacher will have to make to reach
said convention, as will other attrac-
tions on the program
Every Sunday school is entitled to
delegate All ministers are ex
officio members. Everybody welcome
Breakfast and lodging furnished for
all. One-third fare if you secure
your certificate of purchaser of your
agent. Delegates, this is important, AS
it has to be stamped by the association
to secure your one-third return rate,
Superintendent elect your delegates
early. Everybody get in line for
Superior. MRS. l.. LOGAN, Cor. Sec.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

was i'm the nature of a farewell for
herself AS well as the pupils to the
schools of Red Cloud, after twenty
years of successful work in various
capacities.
The class sang Graduates Fare
WELL" and the exercises were closed
with the benediction by Rev. Davis.
The members of the class who took
no individual part in the graduating
exercises are: Misses Edna Williams,
Hazel Lippincott, lone Albright, Eta
Reiher, Messrs. Lloyd Bradbrook and
Harry Cramer, all of whom would no
doubt have acquitted themselves as
creditably as their brother and sister
mem ers of the class had there been
sufficient time for them to deliver
their orations and essays.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
GeorHe z. CLANCY Is Dead.

A newspaper was received in Red
Cloud today amour ing the death, on
the Goth of May, at Sloan Springs,
Ark, of George Il. CLANCY, the former
we'll known attorney of This city, Par
alysis was the cause of his death. He
was born near Cambridge, o., in 1874.
He served three years in the Union
army, and after his retirement from
the service took up the study of law,
being admitted to the bar in 1870. He
came to Red Cloud in 1888 and prac-
ticed law here until about IA year ago,
when he removed to Arkansas, Mr.
CLANCY was the author of several law
books which were we'll received by
the profession.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Heavy Wind Near Lebanon.

During the time the heavy rain was
falling here Sunday a severe wind
storm was prevailing in Smith county,
in the neighborhood of Lebanon,
where barns and outbuildings were
unroofed or destroyed. Editor
Hawkins of the Lebanon Times, while
out driving, was caught in the storm
and took refuge in a barn. The barn
was blown away, leaving Mr.. Hawkins
and the team uninjured. Will Kim
sey, ST., well known here lost his barn
and out buildings,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Irwin Pleads Guilty.

w. S Irwin, alias Black, the horse,
thief captured in Sutton, Neb, and
returned to Red Cloud Saturday,
pleaded guilty to the charge in the
district court Wednesday and Judge
Adams sentenced him to four years in
the p~enitentiary. Sheriff Smith and
County Attorney Stiner of Clay
county deserve much credit for Their
promptness in securing the arrest of
Irwin and the assistance they gave in
gathering evidence which would aid in
convicting him had the case come to
trial.
Irwin, who was IN organizer for the
Royal Highlanders as well as book
agent, had a run of hard luck and be-
came financially embarrassed. He left
an unpaid board bill at Bloomington
and, coming to Red Cloud, was arrest
ed by Marshal Kinsel. He put up his
watch as security for the board bill
and was allowed to go his way. He
walked toward Guide Rock, applying
for work along the way, but without
success. When he arrived at Guide
Rock he hired a team from Ed Burr
and drove to Clay Center, arriving
there about : o'clock in the evening,
where he represented himself to be a
horse buyer for a Lincoln firm. Tues
day morning he drove to Harvard,
where he traded his team for a single
rig and so in cash. From Harvard he
went to Sutton, where he sold the rig
for $50. He was followed to Sutton by
the Harvard liveryman to whom he
had traded the team, and a arrested
on the charge of jumping a board bill.
Sheriff Macarthur was notified of the
capture and in company with Ed Burr
drove to Clay Center to o the
team and secure the prisoner.
Sheriff Macarthur took Irwin to the
penitentiary this morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

Morrison, Josie Rothrock, Ketta aver
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Commissioners Proceedings,

May 70, I9O5.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to call by chairman and
clerk, as an emergency existed in the
matter of a bridge washing out and
being unsafe. Members all present.
On motion John W. Towle was given
the contract to erect a bridge 40 feet
in length on p foot tubes, tubes tobe
"a inches in diameter, piling driven in
tubes and filed with concrete, bridge
complete to cost 1885.
Adjourned sine die.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

A better opportunity has never been
offered teachers of this locality to
round out and broaden their know
ledge as at this school. Thorough
courses to meet the needs of teachers
who expect to become a force in the
teaching world, have been prepared by
men of ability and experience. A
course in preparatory business also
offered. All expenses reasonable.
Write for information. - Hastings Nor
NAL School, Hastings, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Died From Operation.

The little t~wo-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hampton of Guide
Rock died in a Chicago hospital last
Friday as the result of an operation
for hare-lip The child ever recovered
from the effects of the anaesthetic.
The remains were brought back to
Guide Rock Sunday for burial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
MSrrla4e Licenses.

Judge Keeney has issued the follow.
ing licenses since our last issue.
Henry Street of Red Cloud and Mis-
Maud Payne of Guide Rock, May 90,
married by Judge Keeney.
Samuel b Saylor Of Upland and
Miss Louise Blanke of Red Cloud, May
81, married by Judge Keeney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Are You UsIn4 Aliens FOot-Ease?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures Corns, Bun
ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen
feet. At all druggists and shoe stores,
25c. =,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Summer Normal School.

Young peopl who are interested in
preparing themselv, for business or
teaching, cannot afford to faiI to at.
tend the Hastings Normal School.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A pAy.

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and NeursIo,s
radically cures In l to 3 days. Its action mon
the system IL remarkable and mysterious IL
removes AT once the cause and the disease Inn.
mediately disappears. The first dose greatly
dement's. IS cents and si.0U. Sold by H.E
Gree Druggist. Red Cloud
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
That Settles II.

When a Colorado sand stone walk is
laid that settles it. See Overing Bros.
Il Co. for prices.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-19
BENNETT |SCOMNGFOR ARBITRATION ELKS COMMITTEES
Grand Master Of Georgia Odd Fellows
to Pay the Local Lodges Official
Visit Friday Night.

Grand Master John W. Bennett. OF
The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
oi Georgia, will be in Brunswick on
rtxt Friday night for the purpose Of
paying an Official visit tothe Bruins.
wick lodges, and the local Odd Eel.
lows are preparing to give him royal
welcome,
Grand Master Bennett is now max
Ing tour Of the state visiting the dir
ferent lodges. Brunswick lodge No
Ie will hold itj regular meeting on Fri
day night, and a reception Is being ar.
ranged in honor Of the popular grand
master, to which all other odd Eel
lows Of the city and visiting brothers
will be cordially invited
Grand Master Bennett is well
known here being solicitor Of this ju
dicial circuit, He has many friends
here who are always glad to welcome
rim. and this visit, which is not for
the purpose OF convicting criminals II
the superior court will be looked for.
ward 70 with muoh pleasure by the
many Brunswick odd Fellows,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-19
A List Of Those Who viii be in
Charge Of the State Convention.
Which Meets Here.

The Brunsw ok lodge OF Elks Is pre-
pairing TO royflly entertain the State
Association, which will meet in an
nual convention in this city In May
The following committees have beer
eppointed TO take ohargo Of the con
vention.
Arrangements---J A. Foster, w. r.
Kay r. A. Wrench
Fnance--L. u Haym, w q. Isaac
G W. Blanton
Entertainment W. E. Kay, II. T
Dunn, G. w Bianton.
Boat Ride. A. Foster, Hugh Por
ter, h. r. Hitch, A, Fendig. f. d. Aiken
Carriage ride--A. c. Blon, l., H.
Baym, G. w Blanicn.
The committee in charge o. the pro
gram is now busily arranging 1t anc
same will be announced in few days
The local Elks feel honored in secur
ing the state convention and the!
propose to entertain the many visit
ors in royal style.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-19
BIG CANDEN COUNTY
PLANTATION SOLD TO
LVANIA PEOPLE
DEPARTMENT HAD THREE RUNS
Ere Laddies Were Kept Busy Yester.
day Afternoon.

! re Laddies were Kept Busy Tester
day Afternoon.
The fire department was kept busy
yesterday afternoon and while none ol
the fires amounted to anything serious
the laddies were called out three times
between noon aud 6 o'clock.
The first alarm came In at 12 oclocb
and the blaze was discovered at Ken
uer's woodward at the corner Of GlQa'
cester and Bay streets. Saw dus
the top of The boiler caus .ke
which was eytinguis e any
0amage was done
The next al was souned at 2:SO
from has corner Of First avenue
enorrse street. The large two
st0Ty house at this corner was on fire
rut the blaze was extinguished with
small damage
The next alarm came IL about =
clock and the departent had long
,un. The blaze was discovered in a
small negro snanty ON Bay street, be-
low Ellis Young barrel factory. Ine
oamage ~as light,
The department was also called out
arly Friday morning to extinguish
Diaze in a small house on Amherst
street. between and j, which was
occupied by negroes and owned by W.
H G. Coker. The damage amounted
@ about $50