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Qualifications for BaIloonists.
British officers can not take a course
In ballooning unless they are good
sailors" and not over 160 pounds in
weight.
, 1905-04-13
Perfection,

Perfection il attained BY slow do
grees shs requires the hand Of t~e
, 1905-04-13
Post Parcels Service

A service Of post parcels has been
established between France, Corsica,
Algeria and the United States.
, 1905-04-13

The Republican fs the best advertls-
Ing medium In the city. for 1t .'>acnea
all the people.
, 1905-04-13

Daily Republican 50 cents !. month.
The evening world., 1905-07-27
F|REBUGS TRY
TO BURN HOUSE
For Third Time in Two Weeks
an Attempt Is Made to De-
stroy Flat Building in Bronx
Fire Marshal Busy on Case.

For the third time in two weeks an
attempt was made to-day to burn the
five-story fiat-house No. $3.50 Third ave-
nue.. In the Bronx. Tho fire was dis
covered in time by the janitor, Joseph
Emerich. who with Policeman Brown
extinguished It.
A blaze was started two weeks ago
by some one stutiinS the letter boxes
full OF paper and then setting them ON
fire. Tbs was discovered by q police
man. and the damage did not amount
to much.
The tenants were aroused last Mon
day by blaze that had been started
in some rubbish in an areaway. TNis
also was put out without any damage
to the house
Emerich to-day smelled smoke and.
investigating, found the hallway ablaze.
He found In the Nvestibule great bun
die OF ou-soaked paper. upon which
had beer, placed the hall mat soaked
in oil and ignited. EmerIch and Brown
nung II all into the street.
The Fire Marshal and police and the
owner, larson Hetzel. are all invesu-
eating.
The evening world., 1905-07-27
WASHED STAMP
PLOT REVEALED
Seizure in st. Louis Of $4,000
New York Stogles Uncovers
Scheme to Defraud Uncle
Sam.

The eedxure et ct. Louis to-day OF
5000 stosies wfioh had been shipped
from New York oonvinces the local in
ternal revenue officers Of the existence
Of a daring conspiracy among certain
New York cigar manufactures to svade
the Government tax.
Some days ago a local manufacturer
ttpped the Secret Service agents here
that some Of his rivals were outbidding
d1dm so outrageously ne hed reason to
euspect they iwere evadlng the revenue
tax On tn heels of tils came word
from st. Louis last Saturday that 10000
stogies had been Se.1ed. A second con-
aLgnment Of 1900 was nabbed Monday.
seizure brings mo number i'm
pounded UP 10 5000. The goods are said
to have been shipped from marufacto-
rSse IN the distTdct near Hester and Mul-
berry streots. The soods bore old
stamps from which the cancellation
MARKS had BEEN removed by chemicals.
The merchant who tipped of the Sc
cret Service men made q charge of
grating agains, q deputy collector, but
the agents take no stock in the charge.
The evening world., 1905-07-27
A
RIVER SUICIDE

PATERSON. n. j., July Ellis pock-
cts filled with stones to weight 1t down.
the body of George opalfuens the
hunted wife murderer OF Singsc, was
found in the Passaic River to-day. Ar
thur Doog, a twelve-year-old boy, made
the discovery while fishing from tno
Greenwood Lake Railroad bridge.
opalfuens has been hunted by the po-
lice since Monday night. when ne shos
and killed. his wife while she was asleep
in a graaary. where she had hidden
from him. The revolver he used was
found IN his pocket to-day.
Theresa Opalfuens. the mans ten
year-old daughter, identihed her ia'n-
ers body.
The evening world., 1905-07-27
THREE RESCUED
BY L|FE-SAVERS

Tossed from their skiff by collision
with q ooi barge into q fast running
tide. three man were rescued from
drowning this afternoon by Robert
Ford and John oonigle, Of Lfe-Savtng
Station. No. I, at Elm Market, g. I.
Joseph Williams. Edward Ksese and
Peter Sweeney Of Bayonne. were rowdns
home In a sixteen-foot eatiff from tho
Aiililpen Iron Works At Afarinsrs' Har-
Dor. on Port Richmond tho dde proved
too strong for them and they tried 70
get help fro ma Pennsylvania Railroad
tow. The tide threw tho last barge Of
the tow against the sliff. upssttine It,
and hurting tho men into tho water
Ford and Gonigle put out in O naphtha
launch and picked them UP. utterly eN-
hallsted This brings tho seasons rec
ord for Ford and Gontgae up to thirty
two rescueo.
The evening world., 1905-07-27

went to the guard-house on his return.
Finally came a leave from which he
did not return. But his liking for
uniform t.ok him to the Charlestown
Navy-Yard, where he enlisted on the
training-ship for a year. After that he
enlisted in separate company OF his
old regiment at Fort Banks. Boston.
He was recognized, court-martiAfed
for desertlon and sentenced 70 two
years In Castle Williams. His term will
not expire until August lSUb
The evening world., 1905-07-27
SENATOR AND WIFE BURNED.
House blown TO Pieces ana Nie-
Tins Cnught in Wreckage.

SOMERSET. o., July E.-EN-state
Senator William e, Finck and his wi1e
were fatally burned TODAY bv natural
gas EXPLOSION IN 9neiF Ssd been aoe the e odor Of
ssms sseanIns nsS gas In their home and efforts
to flnd the leak had been ,0n HnayMiiiifs ttyst *.
aaruaH~ hie,r the house to nieces and the
wreokare Immediately took fire. -.
Mr., and Mrs Finck were Iouna Nv
,eighhors in the wreclSase UNCONSCIOUS
,pd fearftllv burned.
The evening world., 1905-07-27

pailid-taced fellow. his mind much per-
turbed by his habits.
During two years and four months OF
three-year enlistment NE got leave of
absence fifteen times to attend his
fathers funeral and seventeen times to
follow his mother to the grave. He got
leave because the officers were glad to
be rid of him.
Each time he remained away week
or ten days, was court -martillled and
The evening world., 1905-07-27
MILITIA MAN DROWNED.

STATE CAMP, SEA G1RT. N. J..
July 27.-Martin Roy member OF
Company H. Fifth Regiment, N. g. N.
j., and whose homo was In Orange
was drowned while bathing early to-
day. His absence was not noticed until
roll CAL, and when he failed to answer
search was made and his body re-
covered. 1t is supposed that ne was
seized with cramps.
The evening world., 1905-07-27
Praise for Mcclellan.

mot for a minute" was the PROMPT
answer. "Mr. Mcclellan has been a
good Mayor, For "a man of lls y.ars
ghe has great ABILITY ana his future is
fun of promise IIie administration has
been fully as straig 4tfOrward aud as
could be In city which reGl res he
anticipation Of such great " rks and
Improvements al al times. II Is 70
reflection upon the preceding admir- s.
ored TO meet tho wants Of the city and
the wants Of the future.
''Any citizen who has gained I've con-
Hdenco OF sIch a community 10 the rV-
tCnt of being elected T. the command
inF ofice IN IT should feel that Eo has
been shown an honor almost second C
none In our country
After to-morrow Mr. Fornes will ht
Mayor of New York until Sept, i
While he Is holding the rcins OF Gov
eminent Mayor Mcclellan Will be hold
ing fishing rod IN F'e wi'ds of Cluld 1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

rungsn an bic 8alIfreuben bes Wins
ters pl6Blidb 10 iibertommen gu iein.
buB bic ldnbIi9e, ipmmerlide Rdtur
nit ben &inbern ibrer 5lur ben Gei5
fir iie perlor. 2tGtIos lieB iie bic ge@
fdmmeIten 8Ii;t6sn auf ben Deg fals
len unO als iie Tab, bab @aloemar ii9
na9 ben @ersiBmeinniAten biidte,
fdleuSerte lie bic 9liim6eH nit Der
Spibe ibres SonnenI9irms CUR Seite.
WGbrenb Der iunge Mann lie betrofs
fen anI6aute, fraste lie i'm etpas
fpDttiI9: ,San3en Sic benn audi
gern2 SD fam es mir eigentIi9 nt4t
70 re9t poritellen."
rN09te es, 5tpar ni6t elm MGr9eu,
aber eine ipabre GeT6i9ts naus f9Oe
ner 3eit" fir mid fuerbsn, bab i'd
meinen 4rm Inn sic legen unb nit
Sbnen unter beitsrn &ldngen bur9
ben SauI sIeiten burf." eripiberteDals
bemar nit eben 70 piel Ddrme in
3on unb Bid. baB ii9 bic @ungen
bes iungen Mdb1ens nit lebbaftem
Rotb fGrbteu.
sSebt tpurben bic 9eiben BON benz
9efGbrt bes aften Mannes eingebplt
uub bic llnterbaltung ipurbe cine ses
meinIame.
8or Mirdmonti angstommen, eils
ten bic beiben 0dmen bic tleine 4ns
b1be binauf, Inn bas biibI6eite pldb@
den fir ben &affeetiI9 auf5uIuden,
tpG6renb Walbemar benz Sisnitmann
be9iilfli9 mar, ben Sabrituhl hinaufs
5uI9ieben.
9tls bic Bier Inn ben Slid iaben
unb ii9 an benz braunen, ipiir5igen
Srant erquidten, ben man pobl nirs
senb 10 gut als in ben bO6miIdsn
9Gbern porgeiebt erb6lt, fam benn
du9 bds @siprd9 auf ben 2ineens
beporI Itebenben 8sIu9. Sn elmer GEE
tuifen senustbuenben Irt nannte Der
Qlte ben porne6men Rdmen unb Bat
Inn bic grlaubnib, ben S-Goer besIelz
ben fpGter ben 0amen porfsllen su
biirfen.
8albemdr beoba6tsie Silba unb es
fam ibm bor, als ob in ibren Mienen
ii9 elm freubig ii6erraT9tsr ausbrud
tunbsab. Sbre 9lide treuSten ii9
unb er glaubte in benz ibrisen eine
tleine Serausforberuns gu ertennen.
SOIIte iie ibn setdufdt baben unbRots
tingbdufen bod perf0nlih tennen9
Sm nGtbten 2lugen6lid inbeHen
i9Gmte er Iidb feines MiBtroueus unb
betbeiliste ii6 nun lebbufter uls font
an Der llnter6altung, bic ii9 bsute
meiit I'm ben gu eripartenben Sreunb
brebte.
Sci Der giidtsbr na9 5ranSensbab,
ols iie an elmer Stelle porii6ertamen,
duf Der am Rdnbe zines 1pGrlif
iidernben 9G9leins einigs tiefblaue
@er9iBmeinni6t pudfen, ipugte es
@alberar, beifen Sers ipunberIam
belpegt mar, Silba I'm eine 9liitbe sur
grinnerung an ben semeinI9aftli9en
Spdsiersuus gu Bitten. 9lber nit Oiss
fem Iniuden mar er ni9t Dor bic
re9te S6iir 9etommen. Sm glugens
Bid berGnberte it6 Der 9eIi9tsduss
Orud Oes iitn9en Mdb9ens. unO lpurbe
talt rtnb abtpeiTenb.
Pin Serren pflege i6 nur gotillons
orben Su perf6enten," mar ibr. etfpas
f9nippiIde Gntpprt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Neunter g pitsL.

gfeifenb uno brauIeno fubr bic 2os
fomotipe in ben Srun5ensbubener
8abnbpf Elm. Der Ionit 70 itills Plab
ipurbe nit etnem Male b09ft lebenbig,
benn Der gtbenbSus bra6te ftets bic
msiiten Sremoen nab bem &urprt.
Wdloemar 2ingen, Der Elm ipenig gu
fpdt eetommen mar, bubnte ii9 eilig
einen Deg bur9 bic Menge, Inn ben
Sreunb, Der ibm feline Qntunft fir
bisTe Stunbe SuseIast bate, gu begrii=
BEN. @Gbrsnb er nod Iudenb nu9
allen Seiten ur6erIpGbte, fii6lte er
plOBlidb etnen leidhten Sflag auf ber
S6ultsr uno erblidte jeBt ben 6reis
BERN, Der i'm i6on BON Weitem geIes
ben unb ertannt battle, neben Iih.
,Wie sebt's, altes Saus9" tOnte ss
linn entgegen.
Sm nGdfen 9luQenblid lassn iid
bic beiben Srsunoe in ben @rmen. Si.
batten Iih auf Der llnipsriitGt troB Der
groben @erI6ieoenbeiten ibrsr Gbd=
rattere eng an eindnoer esI6loFen uno
iparen bstbe her5lih erfreut, iidb na6
5ipeiid6rioer Srennung lpieoer beiIams
men gu finten.
9ospin sSreiberr bon Rpttingbuus
fen eeb0rte elmer dltublioen, aber Ie6r
fpenia bemittetten Sdmilie an. @r
iiberra9te nid5t biel bic mittfsre @r1be,
tpnnte absr tppbl bur9 ieinen idlaus
fen 30rperbau uro feline itrammeSlls
tung er0ber erIhtiRsn, uls er in
Wirtli6teit mar. Sein 9anSes Geus
bere tru9 Elm ariitotratiTfes @eprdse,
Der lange, etrpds ius R0t6libe ipies
lenbe blonbe Shnurrbart beI6attets
einen ebslgsformten MunS unb CAB
benz iungen Wanne ettpas Martiulis
fbes. 9luf Der itdrt gebogenen Raie
t6rpnte beitGubig Elm 9neifer, lpoourd
Iie geslpunsen mar, Ii9 serabe etipus
bDbtr aIs n0tbig gu baItsn. Die glu>
aen iparen belIblidenb uno tlug, bic
Stirn bod unb lpsiB. bas Sauptbaar,
bas elm etipus rsefGbrIides" 8Ionb
aufpies, Iei6t aeipelIt. Sine Har6e
iiber bic linte Wauee. bic bon einem
0eeenbiebe auf Der MenIur berriibrte,
perunitoltete ibn nidt, Ionbern erhDbte
ben 9lusbrud oes mGnnli6en Mutbes.
Der fi6 auf Tetnem GsFhte dusTprd9.
3eiate ii6 aud in Teinem @sIsn cine
getpiITe lleterlegenbeit, ooer ri9tiger
geIagt, eins glsiauns, auf feline nmgs'
bun9 BON bem &otburn Der altabtiesn,
ibm ihpn frii6e eingeimpft.n, pobl
aud gum Sbeil aneeerbten InIbdus
uTesn Ieiner Race berub'ubIiden. 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Gl6tes 6 a pitet.

SOeben mar Der 9rieftrGser nit eis
lisem Sdritt our9 bic Strube getoms
men. @r hattie es Ielten nOtbig. in bic
SduIer einsutreten unb bic Srsppen
binun3ulaufen, benn bic &urgGIte ers
tpurteten i'm i9pn gu Der itets piintts
lid inne sebaItensn 3eit, sinsen ibm
au9 oft Bis an bic nG9its StraBenede
ent9taen, nm MIR i6nslIer in ben 8sib
ibrer iebnlidft eriparteteu 9riefe un6
3eitungen gu selonse1. Sas @rI9eis
nsn oes poItbotsu btlbst Itets cine Iebr
angertbme Ibips9slung i'm 9abeleben
nnb oisisr ssb0rt gu ben 6eIiebtsften
decentralization. 9(us ieiner 6anb
emffangen bic BON ben S6rises o..
trennten 9.ibenoeu Ta4ri9ttn Gus
ots Seimat6 uno in Der SfrenHe hires
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

Therefore, when your k~idneysare weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
duty.
If you are sick or "feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis-
take by first d%octoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-ROOt, the great
kidney remedy, is Don realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases., and is sold
on its merits by all E:E
druggists in ffty-cent MlX.S674N1f Ass,".:..ss:Afa
and one-dollar size HgESTrr11ftaM / EsHslitn;issssSse
bottles. You may
have a sample bottle Home OF swamp.Root.
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to DIR. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, B~inghamton, N. ". on every bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
GREAT NORTHERN TO OMAHA.
Vice President Of Company Says Line
Will Be Built to That CITY.

~
Sioux City, May 26.-The Great
Northern will build from Sioux City
to Omaha. with cutoff at Ashland from
a point on the road west of Omaha.
This statement was made here by l..
w. Hill, vice president of the Great
Northern and president of the Will.
mar and Sioux Falls railroad.
This ought to be satisfactory to
Omaha business men, as well as to
Sioux City," said Mr.. Hill. 1T has
been our intention from the first to
build to Omaha. The road will go to
Ashland. however, for the purpose of
handling through traffic created in
the southwest for the Twin Cities"
Mr.. Hill, accompanied by A. H.
Hogeland, chief engineer; n. D..
Miller, engineer in charge of construc-
ton work In Nebraska. and Charles
Hayden. general right-of-way agent Of
the Great Northern, left here for
Omaha in an automobile to look over
and determine the exact route of the
line from Sioux City to Omaha. He
will reach here tomorrow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
School Land Auctions,

Lincoln, May Gland Commits.
sioner Eaton has announced the fol
lowing dates for school land auctions:
Keith county, June s. II a. m; Kim.
ball county, juno Z II a. M; Chey.
enne county. June 8. fl a. m; Holt
county, June ~. Il q. M; Rock coun.
ty, June IL. $50 p. m; Brown coun
ty, June 10, II a. II cherry county,
June IA, IL a. m, Sheridan county,
June Is. IL a. M; Sioux county, June
16. 2 p. m; Hayes county. June 20, 2
p. m; Frontier county, June %. 2 p.
m; Pierce, June q. $3.50 a. M; Knox,
June q, 4 p. M; Platte, June %. 2
p. m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

tMiner), Charlie Graves, Lizzie Poin-
dexter, Lottie Reigle (Morhart), Hugh
Miner, George Morhart and John
Tulleys.
A number Of Odd Fellows from this
city and Blue Hill went to Guide Rock
Monday night and instituted a lodge
at that place. Among those who
went from Red Cloud were Andy
Means and II. c. Scott.
aouTH SIDE-Uncls Peter Marsden
has lost three calves with blackleg
...... Charles Taylor, aged IS, died
May %. ..... Joe Fogel's recovery is
doubted by his friends. ..... Mr..
%Beauchamp is building an addition to
his house.
WELLs-S Alexander and q. w
Boyd took a trip to Kansas this week
.....Jak Noll of Red Cloud was in
town this week .....S. II. Metcalf is
home from his trip to Kansas. B.
Simpson is digging a cellar under his
billiard hall.
Norris VICINITY F. M. Shulas and
Albert Horn started for Oregon last
week. -. Mrs Shular went to Chair
ton, IT,, for a visit with her parents
...... Mrs. w. H. Barcus is suffering
with rheumatism. E. IS. Bruner has a
fine lot of strawberries.
C%ATHERToN We we're visited on
Thursday ny the heaviest rain storm
in our history ..... Mrs. Harvey Hart
is dead from consumption. .... .Chas.
Halter of kankakee, Ill.,, has pur-
chased section l and will move here
......The wolf hunt was a failure.
CowLEs-Mosquitoes are presenting
their bills 80. Sam Foe came out
second best in a scufie one day last
week. A bone in one leg was tract
ured, but he is able to be out with the
aid of crutches .... Mrs. Thomas
Paul is slowly improving in health
......On Wednesday morning during
the rain storm, Mrs. Carrier slipped
and fell. ~dislocating her shoulder. .....
Mrs DIR. Schenck is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Riley of Harlan
county, and her niece, Miss Reeder Of
Long Island, Kansa..
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

on its merits by all
druggists in ffty-cent
and dollar size
bottles. You may
In..o N cnn,Alo LntAln
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
BOY IS HIS OWN HANGMAN.
Youthful Murderer Will Spring the
Trap Himself,

Lincoln, May 30.-Frank Barker, a
boy murderer, confined In the peniten-
tiary here u..der sentence of death,
will touch the button which will
spring his own death trap. Because
Warden Beemer. the official hangman
for the state, whose duty it is to
spring the trap at all legal deaths in
Nebraska, Is too tender hearted to per.
form the operation" on the boy,
young Barker has volunteered to be
his own hangman.
I'D just as soon do it as not" saia
Barker, when asked about the report.
II might just as well touch the button
as anybody else. I've got to die, any
way, and IL Warden Beemer, who has
been good to me since l have been
here, doesn't a to hang me l will
save him the trouble and do it my
SELF"
Barker Is not yet twenty years old,
and was found guilty of one Of the
worst crimes ever recorded In the
state. For the sake OF the few dol
lars they possessed he deliberately
killed his own brother and his broth
er's wife at their home, where he him.
self was staying without paying board,
buried the bodies in the cattle shed,
and then took possession of the resi-.
dence and farm, giving out the story
that his brother had gone to Denver
to live and had given him the entire
property.
Young Barker was engaged to mar.
ry a girl in the neighborhood, but the
girl had told hin she would not rlar-
ry until he owned a home. Within
twenty.four hours after the double
murder, and wearing the shirt
stained with his brothers blood, Bar
ker went to his sweetheart's house
and told her he now owned q home
and was ready to claim his bride. But
before the ceremony could be per.
formed neighbors had begun to sus.
pect that all was not right at the Bar.
ker home and started a search, which
resulted in the finding of the dead
bodies.
Frank was arrested, after a search
lasting W days through the country.
He was taken to Red Cloud to Jail,
and three different attempts to lynch
him were made by farmers. His trial
lasted only a few hours, the evidence
being SO overwhelming against him
that the jury returned a verdivt
without leaving their seats.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
He Won Easfly.

Mr.. Subbubs-YOu know you're only
talking nonsense. What do you want
a couple OF new gowns for? Mrs. Sub
bubs-Why, Mrs. Playne has got a
dozen gowns, all Of them much hand
m than the two or three that I've
got. Mr.. Subbubs-Yes, l know. But
a hOmely woman like that needs rich
attire In order to attract attention
from her face. You don't.-Liverpool
Mercury.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
kansas CITY Live Stock.

Kansas City, May 3O.-Cattle-Receipts,
1900: strong. active; choice beef steers,
81. 35aG,OO; fair TO good. $4.25do.25; west,
ern fed steers, $4.75G5,75; st0ckers and
feeders. 81. 25d4.75 cows, $2.2j@4.7 70; heif-
ers, $3. 25Q5.OO; bulls, 81 .SOd4.5O; calves,
s.. O065. 30. Hogs-Rece,pts, 1900: opened
&c higher, advance lost; bulk OF sales,
$~5.22i&l3.3O; heavy, $5.25Q5.3O: packers,
So. 2oQ5.32h; pigs and light, $%.7oW0.%7h
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Chamberlain Trial Set.

Tecumseh, Neb., May 3l.-Charles
M. Chamberlain, the d~efaulting cash.
Ter OF the failed Chamberlain banking
house Of this city, did not give the
$4,000 bonds provided by the distric,
court and Judge Kelligar Informed
Chamberlain's attorney that ne would
expect him to be ready for trial on
June 26.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Thomas /. Sloan Is Indicted.

Omaha, May 29.-Former United
States Commissioner Thomas L. Sloan
Of Pender was indicted by the federal
grand jury on the charge OF present
ing fraudulent and fictitious claims for
services rendered as United States
commissioner during the quarter end.
Ing Sept. 80, 1902.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
Cowboy Save. Girl From Bull.

Earring, s. d., May 29.-Jack West.
ton, a cowboy at the "W-bar" ranch,
is laid up with a broken c~ollarbone
and two cracked ribs as a result OF
an encounter with an Infatuated bull
In a successful effort to save the life
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

Of Miss Name Hilgers, a school
teacher from Nebraska, who has a
claim lear here and teaches school
In Medicine Creek. A marriage will
follow the episode.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02

TRACED 10 tie kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-02
z. W. Nash 10 Some Better.

Omaha. May 26.-The physicians At
tending E. w. Nash pronounced his
condition satisfactory, considering Its
extreme seriousness. While they
give no assurance Of his ultimate re
cOvery, he Is slightly better.