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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-01-24
JAPAN's EYES ON UPRISING.

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member
crushed WIN an IRON heel It has brought
army is fighting the ~ ap'So
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-01-24
W7LDFIRE or REVOLT SPREADING OVER RUSSIA;
MYSTERIOUS POWER FURNISHES SINEVIS or WAI
SLAY CHR AND GRIND DUKES
IS CRY or THE REVOLU77ONZSTy
Slsn Diolence, Is
Father Gobon's Plea.

- : r 3 8 s
st. Petersburg Jan. 24.-Father Gopon, the priest
leader Of the strikers whose appeal to the fell
deaf counsels his followers to shun violent meas
ures. He says:
tsThey have fired upon and massacred us, but we
are not vanquished, and the day Of triumph is
nigh. Do not spoil our triumph by taking up arms
and resorting to violence Content yourselves with
destroying the portraits Of him who is no longer
thy to be our emperor
DEMANDS OF SOCIAL DEMOCRATS.
The following proclamation is being freely distrib-
uted and eagerly accepted, tho the people formerly
were shy of accepting such documents:
M Comrades: So long autocracy stands no i'm
provement In condition is possible. Therefore
continue to inscrbe banners the following de-
mands:
The immediate cessation Of the war.
The sum1noning of constitutional assembly of
Of the people elected by universal
equal suffrage and direct, secret ballot.
The removal Of class aud privileges and re-
strictions.
The inviolability Of the person and domicile.
Freedom Of conscience speech, the press, meet
ings, strikes and political associations
" THE Russian Social Democratic Labor Party''
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-01-24

6 An English dictionary has been
brought out by Dublin clergyman.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-01-24

Continued on I'd Page, 9th Column.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27

teles moacas tambi6n. sobre ell pan que
Va usted conner. El meYcsdo de car
ne no debe olvidRrse. Ssben ustedes
como se maneja Ia carne en- ests ciu-
dad. Pero se cuece antes de usarla
dir6 usted. Concedido; pero no divide
de mirar Il tiendal de vuestro caFDice-
70, y no divide los embutidos y Otrss
cosas que ae comen ain coc8rlab. Es
buenO para el apetit0 que usted note
todas estas cosRs. Desde Iuego 20 no
me atrevo 8 proponeros que entreis en-
la cocina de IN restaurant barato. pof
que no quiero producsr0s una repug-
nanciR Completa.
Delemos los restaurants y vAYRmos
& las tiendecitas ' cR0Rs de secciones
pohres de ID ciudad. MoscRs donde
quieFS. En las bocas y narices de los
chiquilIop; en lG CasS. fuera de la Csss:
en- ell aIimentO abandonGdo sobre la
mesa que nunCa ests desc cupads; en-
los RlimentOs que Sc deian y que los
nifios Comen cada r. TO entire comidss.
en- ell isFrO de IL leche, en- la sopa, en-
ID miaI, en- y acbre t0da cosa.
Si eAta pintura no cd suficIente para
daros la alarms, obseTEsd los duIces
espuestos Ia Yenta para Yastros hijos
por los Yandedores embulanteg. OBJ
serve listed cuando el tempo de Las
nosCRs Vuelva, , Re fexiOne.
(COntjpu0rd.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27
Juoess de Paz.
A. SERBIA.
Sub.Colector

En- Ia session del Conseio Executive
de 10 maflaua de hoy, han sido aproba-
dos los si0uientes nombFamientos:
Santa Isabel. Juan Valle DegCar-
tes.
Yabuc9a. joss Ortiz Ramos.
AfIasC0. - Marcelo Rios.
Hatill0. = GuiIlermo LacombR Col
menero.
Juncos. jose B. Cintr6n.
Rinc6n.- Juan a. del Castillo.
Salinas. -Eugenlo Torres.
Loiza. Luis aerDaiz Verome.
Quebradillas.-Rafael MufI0z.
Arroyo. ~ Marcos Z. Basora.
GuaysniIla. Rafael d. Dapen0.
Truiillo alto. -JuRn V. Cruz.
Gurabo. jose Estoquio Dfaz.
Vega alta. Emilio EscaIers.
Naranjito. Alfredo ArchilIR Ra'
mos.
Barranquitas. Ramon Rivera Go
mez.
Aguada. -ssntiogo Ruiz ' Santa
Cidra.-Pr6xedes santisgO.
MaunabO. HiIario Ortiz.
PefueIas. Juan Lopez.
Dorado. Manuel MeIendez.
To0 bsja. jose LRguna ChevaIier.
MoCR. Pedro Psgkn Ruiz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27
Proe0Gldad Do dos Ri6as.


Antier fueron Ilevados & preaencis del
Sr. Juez Municipal, los nifl1s Antonio
Vig0 y Nsrciso Nicol6s.
AmbOs vest1an deEFumetes de bIan-
co. con sOmbreros del mismo color.
En- sus miradass fefiej 5b&se curiosi.
dad mas que tenor y de primera inten-
ci6n podIa leerse en- Gus tranquiIog ros-
tros. ca inoCencia.
Alberto el juici0, en- viFtud de ser
denunciadOs por robo de- <un bote que
tents algunas frutRs, resuIt6 10 si
guiente:
Ramon MOnge. b Ombre de alguna
edRd, pOe6e IN bOte como de seis Vsras
de largo, con el que libra au subsisten-
CiG vendiendo huevos y frutas & los
bRrcos que entran al puerto.
Antes de ayer por lR mafians. Mon
1ga sali6 con Ell nifIo Narciso en- direc-
ci6n d crucero aleman ePanther,> su-
biendo & bOrdo para Vender su mercan.
c1a, adViFtieudO 81 nif10 Be mantuviera
& aIguna distancia, pues est6 prohibido
aceEcarse nipg6n bsrCo mas tempo
de 10 indispensa bic.
El caso es que Ell nifio SO entretuvo
COjiendo Las boteIIas que 81 rededor del
bATco hAbfs. como quiera que fu6
hOstilizadO pOr alRunoa mRTinerOs,
AVis6 NsrcigO su patron, quien su
vez fu6 expulssdo de sbordo DOR pala-
bras que ALI tnviera por Ell nifio.
Retfrkrorse ambos con su laUCha
con direction 81 mueIle, en- donde fee
detenido Norge.
III nif10. al verse en- el bote sole, llR-
mo & Antonio VigO de 50 misma edad
POGO mas 8 menOs y rnanejaDdo ell bOte
Valientemeute ve0di6 aus Chinas en-
otro b8Fco.
AL salir Norge de IL cGYceI. di6
cuanta de que Te hAbfa sidO robado su
bote. iQnoFaDdo eI Yerdadero poseedor.
Da shf que fueran detenidos los m4-
chach1a.
Estoa fueron sbsueItos, saliendo del
Juzgsdo Como psi .roa de uns iauIa.
VENTA DE MUEBLEs, COCHEs
Y PLANTAS. Por ausentaraa pars
Espafla ID sefora Viuda da Romsn.
Yende todOa aus muehies: jueg0 de sRlR
inCIuaO an piano de SPleyel, iuego de
gabinete y de cOmedor qua comprende
tambi6n IN lujoeO seibot. Camaas rope
roe con sin espejoss Cristalerfa. 6gu-
raa de biscuit y terra Gotta. cuadros.
AdemsB nm COHE de- alieDtoB con
81 u5psreia uno de asiaDtos con ga
csbslTO. PIantas de tOdaa clases esDe-
oiaTmants rosales g. &. &. HATO
REY ca Ii paEada 81. 16 Y, o.
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OF a
Propietario, Vicente Bernacet.
Dissertation de b propiedad:

Propietario, Vicente Bernacet.
Dissertation de ID propiedad:
Embargo Caso no. 1862.
80 cuerdas Iindantes 81 N. con Luis
RiguaI. b con Dolores Perez. Oeste v
Sud con Vicente Bernacet.
4 cuerdas indantes 81 N. con Isidro
Nils: 81 O. y S. con Jose Gonzalez v
81 e. con Vicente Bernacet CUTLER
mo And6jsr.
16 cuerdas indaantes 81 N. con jose
y Manuel Trinidad Rivera; a S. con
MaTisnO Rivera Flores Matos hoy
Luis Rigual Narciso Nicolau; E.
Ju8n Carbonell y 81 O. con Guillermo
Anddiar. Las tres fncas descritas Fa-
dican en- Ell bBrri0 de CaOniIIsa-abaiO.
so cuerdas Iindantes 81 N. con suce-
sion de Bonocio Rubert, aT e. Anto-
MO Santiago. 81 S. Ramon Hernandez
, Natali0s MsrteI y al O. con Isidro
Mia EatR fincR radica en- el barrio
Don Alfonso.
Contribution adeudada 1903 so
Mas rec0rgOs y cOstas.
El comprador de cada propiedad
debe depositar en elective. 10 menos ell
diez por ciento del valor en- que Ie sea
Vendida. cuy8 suma peYder6 en- Caso
de que dejase de pagar 81 rest0 de Ia su-
ms por Ia cusl Ie fu6 sdjudicada In pro-
piedad, durante los diez dias siguientes
81 en que Sc veFifC6 el Femate.
Utuado. P. r.. AbriI 25. 1906.
A. SERBIA.
Sub. Collector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27

sibaata ptblica: Bienes inmuebIes

ssse 9u9AAeA. 1leT1es lnfnuej9leS.
~ cla ls de Mayo De 1905, & lns dos
81 u taEde. asF6n YendidOs en SUBJ
ssoleeturla de Rentas Internas de esfa
np!llolpa palldad 81 meior postor. los ST.
gulentes bienes inmuebles que fueron
eTrl osygad0a por no haber ppQa6o Ga
g pl 10 tempo Los cDntribuCione Ven-
cldas = loa recargos seg6n dispone Is
Lay DO Rentas Internas:
Propietario, Francisco b. C6rdoyB.
Deecyieci6n de Is propiedad:
Emb Case 40. 1851.
so cuerdaa de- terreno ca eT baFrio
de- CaonillaslaFriba da eata iurisdic-
ci6n. quebrad0 con pIantaci0nas de
cafe. platanns, paatos malezas. Iin-
dsndo al N. Rosa SandovaI y Ouintfn
Arroyo: S. Ell Rio graDde de Coa =iIlaa.
q. Pedro Rivera Collazo: O Josefa
Rivers. Sues. de VictorianO Ruiz, Ju-
-Iikn Ysmbo. , Manuel BeI6n Perez.
Contribution adeudada S11 "a
Mas recRFgos y costas.
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FL immortal CeTvantos tendrd IN
InORum0nto On Puerto Rico,
81 Alcalde Y el aYuntamiento de la
Ciudad hacen honor al espafoI
insigne.

Seg1n notici6 ala Correspondent
cia> ha sido acuerao del ayunta-
miento de San Juan, ell que Sc le
Gamble ell nombre al paseo Iamado
de Ia ~PrincesaS sustituy6ndolo
con 81 De Cervantes, con obieto de
rendiF culto Dc simpatia al insigne
autor del immortal xQuiiote.2
La colonia espahola de esta isla,
parece que hara traer un buen
busto estatua del aludido escritor,
para colocarla en- 81 sitio que opor-
tunamente sea designado y que pro-
bablemente sera el del indicado pa
SEQ, On donde tambi6n Sc cOlocara
una I6pida commemorative,
Este acto seFa uno de los que
cOntendra 81 progFama para las
fiestas del teFceF centenariO del
xQuijote1 que Sc llevaran q efecto
en- eli pr6ximo mes de Noviem bre.
"A fin de que resulte apropiado ell
cambiO de ,nombre referido Y pueda
llamar la atenci6n dicha estatus,
tratase de reparar convenientemen-
te el paseo GCervantes,D que hoy
esta en- deplOESble eStadO de COR
servaci6n. Sc lie afirmara el piso
y colocaran las verjas convenientes,
asi como los bancos que en- su ma
yOr parte han desaparecido-
Don jose a. Canals. es 81 enCar-
gado, por contrAto, Dc las obras que
hAbfan de ejecutsrse con ell empr6sti-
to. y su compromise termina con aque.
AVISO AL PUBLICO-D Debido al
gran ndmero de enfermos que acuden
& las consuItas de ppbFeB los mRrtes ,
a6bRdos por lbs tardes, he digpuesto
que On 10 sucesiu0 Ias cOnsuItas gratis
sean de SEIS & OCaO de ID mai[anG
loo nliemOs diOs s sean Mates , saba'
dos. Jol6 OrdofIez.
-Cuando Ia nostalgia se ap0dero de
nuestF0 ser todo nos parece indiferen.
te, y para desteFFar esq enfeFnaedad
no hay NADIA como topopr una 8 naka
copas del renombrado prenoiado ron
Vieio Gasell, que Sc encuentra "a todos
log estab bIecimientos de bebidag.
"A QUIEN LIE INTERESTS Il
uuiIan dos hRbitaeiones baratas, en
una casa de familia, propias para dor
mit0Fi0 8 aImapenaF muebIes. Sitio
S6ntrieo, Luns 76 inf0EmarGn.
l5HA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27

Con sentimiento de los Vecinoa de
PuertR de TERRA, ha sido traslGdado
ell Pbro. Martinez Lnizs.
En- II Marina SO eat6 preparando
an solar con objsto de estableceF an
taller de carpintsrfa 4 maquina.
-Se asegura que de los varioa inga-
nisros que pratenden la plaza de los
peCtOr de Obras s aEQuitecto de IL ciu.
dad, 81 Qpe mereCe el apoyO del ayun-
tamienso y del alcalde, es don Juan
B. RodElguaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27

GgGtGS 0ez0GGS. -Desde esta mo-
che cOmenzaFan Las reunioles So
ciales en- la Mansion Eiecutiva, pa
ra las que hay gran animacidp.
Todas las noches de los jueves
desde hoy y los subsiguientes, ha-
bra en- la morada de los distingui-
dos espOSos Winthrop las fiestas
que quedaron interrumpidas Por la
cuaresma.
De elias daFemOs cuenta oportu-
namente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27
EXCARCELAGION.

Esta maflsna prestaron fianza para
Ia Iibsrtod provisional de don Joe6 M.
Ubarri, poF 10 csntidad de $4, 600, los
senores don Jose BaIado y don Enri-
que Ubarri. as
El secretario de- Tribunal de DistFi-
to de San Juan extendi6 seguidsmente
ell mandamiantn de excarCalaci6n-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-27
Ell cable ds Ia isIa
HainaI cortadO Dot
ROj8stWsisky.
Ell terrible Gncg8ltT0 est$ pT6Xl-
uO.
Ell general LiRigTltGh d8rrOtadO
3oF los japoRss0s % KaiyUaR.
lca5lss u Aog.l
New York, Abril [27. 3 p. %

New York, AbriI 27, 3 D. M
Despacbos Eecibidos en- Paris pro-
ceaentes de Saigon y trasInitidos q
esta ciudad. aVisan que ell tercer
escuadr6n del Baltico, al nando del
almiFante NeBogatDf, SO ha reuni-
do 81 grueso de IA escuadra que
comanda Rojestwensky, en- la isla
Hainan.
la escuadra rusa ha cortado Ell
cable que cOmunica esta isla con
ell imperio chino.
Sc dice que este obedece d que
Ia escuadra rusa quiere despistar al
estado ma yor japon6s de los movi-
mientos que haga.
FL formidable encuentro Sc espera
de un momento q otro.
Dican de Harbin que el general
Linievitch. que sustituye a Kuro-
patkin como generalisimo de las
troPas ha sido derFotado por los
japoneSes en- Kaiyuan.
La batalla fu6 muy renida, te-
niendo qve retirarse los rusos con
grandes baias.
Esp6rase de un momento q otrO
un gran ataq1e a Harbin.
La derrota del general LIME
witch ha sido muy festejada en-
Toxic.
-
Hasta ahora no hemos recibido
de nUestro cOrFesponsaI detalles que
amplien noticias cablegraicas que
aver di6ramos a Ia pubiicidad.
Las personals que deseen yer 81
original de dichos cablegramas,
pueden pasar poF estas oficinas
cuando gusten,
n. de la R.
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Est8Ci6n tsIegr6fiCa en- Sabana
GraRdG.

Inf6rmase que el Negociado del
TELEGRAPH insular ha alberto con
fecha de hoy, una estaci0n telegra-
flea en- Sabana Grande, adelantO que
estimaran en- mucho los habitantes
de aquel quito pueblo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
LIFE BUOY AND OAR.
How To Get into the one and to sup
port Yourself with the Other.

wv
Very few persons know how to get
into n life buoy, and, rs in this unccr-
tain world one never knows when one
may need tn make use of Il buoy IN
real earnest. a little practice might
prove Of great value In an emergency.
Now, when the buoy is thrown into
the water the temptation is to try to
lift II over ones head and shoulders
or To- dive through It. This, however,
Is impossible. The correct thing Is to
grasp the two sides of the buoy, with
fingers of the hands uppcrmost, lower
yourself under the buoy and come up
through the center, then rest your
arms upon the sides, and you VIII be
comfortably supported as long as 1t Is
necessary.
More often than otherwise, In case
Of accident, n life buoy Is not ut hand.
In such event an oar may he used as
a substitute. Now, there Is some little
art in saving oneself by this means,
for IN average sized scull Is not buoy
ant enough to support a person II
grasped as the first impulse would
direct.
There is only one way in which the
oar will support a human being. 1t
must be ridden like a hobby horse.
The haft is put between the legs and
the blade allowed to project above the
surface of the water in front OF one,
BY this means the head IL kept well
above the water.-Pearson's Maya
zine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01

occupies the parsonage. not as a par
son, however, but will engage in the
hardware business .... j. ID. Schenck
has bought n. W. Craiford's interest
in the livery business and is now
proprietor .....F. ID. Hutchinson md
family of Walnut creek have been
visiting a few days with their relatives
Joseph Paul and family.
INAvALE Plat Il Frees sold their
lumber yard to A. c. Hale SO. Sew.
eral from around here have gone to
Beatrice to attend the reunion ......
At the sale of O. b. Harvey's cattle
we're sacrificed. Good COWS only
brought slS to S24. SAFES are becom.
ing Improbable around here......P
Eddy expects to start west soon, to
seek himself a home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
Tbe Bridal Wreath.

The bridal wreath is usually formed
Of myrtle branches In Germany; 1t Is
made of orange blossoms In France
as we'll as our own country; In Italy
and the French cantons OF Switzer-
land II is of white roses; In Spain the
flowers Of which 1t Is composed are
red roses and pinks; in the islands OF
Greece vine leaves serve the purpose
and in Bohemia rosemary Is employed.
In German Switzerland a crown of
artificial flowers takes the place Of the
wreath.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
DO WE TALK TOO MUCH?
A Plea For Enough silence to En-
able Us to Think.

A Plea For Enough silence to En-
able Us to Think.
In the United States we are prone
TO talk too much. We do not sufh-
GENTLY appreciate the value and beauty
Of silence.
During the after business hours, ut
the lunch and dinner table we talk on
and on without ceasing, as though
there was nothing worth thinking
about. We invented the first talking
machine, and no American Is consid-
cred properly equipped unless he can
talk at all times and upon all sub
jects. ,
Information must be impaired and
ideas exchanged; It IL essential to men
tai companionshlp and develops our
faculties of expression. But there Is
no necessity for the endless and eter-
nal talk in which SO many OF us in
dulge.
There Is n great force and value In
silence. 1t enables us to think. II
forms and expresses character. TIT
great men Of the world were relatively
silent men: they talked only when they
had something to say, and the creates
of them said but very little.
We should study the beauty OF 81
lence and develop our thinking power
rather than our talking ~power.-Chi
cago Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
Mere Is BELIEF for Women,

Mother Gray, a nurse in New York
discovered an aromatic pleasant herb
drink for women's ills, called AUS
TRALIAN.LEAF. 1t is the only GER
tain monthly regulator. Cures female
weaknesses and backache, kidney,
bladder and urinary troubles. At all
druggists OF by mail 80 cents. Sample
FREE. Address The Mother Gray
Co., Leroy, N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
SOME SECRET INKS.
Writing That Remains Invisible I'M
I'll Exposed tn Heat.


Letters written with n solution OF
gold, silver, copper, tin or mercury
dissolved I'm qua fortis, or, simpler
still, Of iron or lead in vinegar, with
water added until the liquor does not
stain Il white paper, will remain in
visible for two or three months II kept
shut up In the dark, but on exposure
for some hours to the open air VIII
gradually acquire color, or VIII do so
instantly on being held before the fire.
Each Of these solptions gives Its wi
peculiar color to the writing-gOld, Il
deep violet: silver. slate; lead and cop
per, brown, but all possess this COM
mon disadvantage-that in time they
eat away the paper, leaving the let
tcrs in the form Of perforations. There
are n vast number of other solutions
that become visible on exposure to
heat or on having a heated iron passed
over them, the explanation being that
the matter is readily burned to n sort
of charcoal, simplest among which we
may mention lemon juice or milk, but
the n that produces the best result
Is made by dissolving a scruple OF ga
| ammoniac In two ounces OF water.
Writing with rice water, to be rem
dered visible by the application OF
iodine, was practiced successfully II
| the correspondence with Jelalabad II
the first Afghan war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01

TRAINS LEAVE A. FoLLows:
No, IS. Passenger daily for Oberlin
and st. Francis branches, OK.
ford, McCook, Denver and all
points west. 7iOo Am
No, II. Passenger daily for 81. Joe,
Kansas City, AtchisOn. 81.
Louis, Lincoln via Wymore
aud all points east and south 2l0 An
No IS. Passenger. daily, Denver, all
points In Colorado, Utah and
California .--.--.-..--.-..- sos pm
No. 10. Passenger. daily for st. Joe,
Kansas City. Atchison, st.
Louis and all points east and
SCUM $1,000 iU'oS ~"
No, IA. ccommodation, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, Hast.
ings, Grand Island, Black
Hills and all points In the
northwest $50 p.D.
Sleeping, dining, and reclining chair cara,
tseats free) on through trains. Tickets sold ARD
baggage checked to any point In the Un,'eo
States OF Canada.
For Information. time tables maps or tieketA
call on or address A. Conover. Agent, Rec
Cloud, Nebr. or l.. w. Wakeley, General Pas-
sengei Agent Omsha. Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
The First Oyster Eater.

The gluttonous Vitellius Is reported
to have eaten 1000 oysters at a sitting.
Gle was a very valiant man who first
ventured on eating of oysters" King
James was wont to declare, a senti-
ment echoed by the poet Gay:
The man had sure a palate covered DER
With brass or steel that on the rocky
shore
First broke the oozy oysters pearly coat
And riske the living morsel down his
throat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01

Receipts Of hogs thus far this week
are 10000; last week 1000; lat year,
10000. Mondays market was steady
to 8 cents lower and today weak to
) cents lower closing very draggy
Bulk of sales were from 1896 to G.10;
top &c l21a.
Receipts of sheep thus far this week
are $4,000; last week, 7400; last year,
$500. Mondays market was steady
and today again steady but closing
firm. We ~quote-choice lambs, 81 20
to 7,3O; choice y%earlings, S. 40 to $50;
choice wethers, % to 8 20; choice ewes,
$3.50 to A 70.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
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II you are troubled with dizzy spells
headache, Indigestion, constipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain tea will
make you and keep you well. II it
fails get your money back. That's
fair. 35 cents. g. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
STOCK MARKETS At
KANSAS CITY.
TIE WEEKS TRADE REPORTED nv
CLAY. ROBINSON q COMPANY,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
OFFICES At CHICAGO. KANSAS olTy,
OMAHA, SIOUX ciTY' ct. JOSEPH
AND DENVER.

KANSAS CITY, August 90 -Receipt
of cattle thus far this week are So
700; last week, $4,000; last year, 25,60O
Mondays supply of cornfed beef
steers was small and the market firm
to 10 cents higher for them. Heavy
grassers sold steady to 10 cents higher
but anything under 100 pounds was
neglected and ruled slow to a shade
lower. Cows and heifers were steady
to 10 cents lower; best stockers and
feeders steady but common and medi-
um grades dropped 5 to 10 cents. Re-
ceipts today were 1880 and the mar
ket for cornfed steers steady to strong
tops reaching sc 10, highest since May
10 Grassers we're barely steady. Cows
ruled steady to 10 cents lower. Best
stockers and feeders were steady;
others slow and weak. Bulls and
veals held unchanged.
The following table gives quotations
now ruling:
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-01
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. Z. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.