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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
BLOOMINGTON
(FrOm the Advocitp.)

Isaac Black is on the sick list.
Principal Hussong has been granted
a life c,rtiti cate by the state superin.
tendent.
J.C Hunt attended the funeral of
his BROTHER Fred At Republi ,an last
Saturday.
Mrs. | Il Hampton of Indian terri.
tory visited with her daughter, M s.
G II. Waldo.
Geo. W Green, the lumbermaD, re.
ports that several new dwellings will
be built in the spring.
VIM. Dunn returned Wednesday
evening from Red Cloud, where he had
b'en auclionering Hadeli's stock of
dry goods.
The bridge con mittee is this week
making arrangements TO strengthen
the ice breaks at the Nsponee and
franklin bridges.
DR.. Jones of Omaha was called to the
city yesterday for a consultation over
Mrs, j b. Sumner, Jr., who is in a
very critical condition.
Our stock dealers one day this week
had a misunderstanding and it result
ed in one of them being arrested and
taken before his honor, Judge Huff
man, who bound him over to keep the
peace.
Evangelist Shaw who has been in the
city only a few days, said in a sermon
last week that Bloomington WAS 'the
wickedest place between here and
hell" wonder when he made the trip
to the latter place
Seventeen years ago last night the
Knights of Pythias lodge was organized
in this city with twenty. four chatter
members. Seven + the original mem.
bers are still here. Since that time
n%inety.one members have been initial.
ed and six have died.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
SUPERIOR
(From he journal

+ A. Henni' gsen, wife and daughter
are home from Butte, Montana.
E'. Shauless' fine large house was
consumed ty hre NJ ndsy morning.
Toe merchants who handled ynlen.
uhes his year reported n good trade
Mr.. and Mrs p c Tompkins arrived
from Den,er Sunday. M. TompLips
Will work in Johnston. barber shop.
A on".armed stranger was arrested
FRIDAY night and laid all night in the
to keep from IRE, Ting TO
death.
John Phelps of Cadams received n
telegram Monday announcing that his
son, Z W Phelps, had been killed in
Denison, Texas
DR. w. b Jones accidentally cut his
hand with Il butcher knife Wednesday,
morning, which will incapacit tie him
from work for several days.
w. G. Henderson, the auctioneer.
sold over 81 600 worth of personal
property in two hours ut the sale Of the
effects of the late Enos Lester st
Cadams last week.
Z + Adams has received an ap.
pOlntment from Lieu enant General
Adna X Chaffee of the United States
army 20 act AS a member of his staff at
the inauguration of Pre- sident Roose.
welt. Mr.. Adams will accept the
honor.
Rev. S | Johnston arrived home
from a trip to Denver aud other Colo.
rado points Tue sday morning. At
Greeley he found T. w. Hosack, who is
prosp' ring nicely. Rob Martin has
purchased a grocery there and has a
good business.
Railway Mail G ERIK Snink. who was
on the train stalled at NJ Clare in a
snow DRIFT, walked down from that
place yesterday, a distance Of seventeen
miles. carrying II pouch full of letters,
which he turned over to the local office
to be worked out.
Three promil'nt Nuckolls county
men died last week james Van Vain,
e xcounty treasurer, died Tuesday
night. w. q. Bradley, the a%hstrac,or,
aud Tor mer county clerk, died Thurs.
day morning of heart disease. George
Rouse, who has figured largely IN
county matt is during the last quarter
of Il century, died Thursday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
Dock Fire In Boston.

Boston, Feb. 21.-A loss estimated
at 100000 was caused by a fire that.
breaking out in pier 4 of the Hoosac
Tunnel docks early today, destroyed
piers 3 and 4, damaged pier s, burned
the upper works Of the Furness-Ley-
land line steamer Philadelphia and
damaged the steamer Dalton Hall.
An immense grain elevator adjoining
was saved. The crews of the two
steamers escaped with some difficulty
and the firemen and chief steward OF
the Philadelphia were badly injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24

address to DIR. Kiliner
& Co., ~Binghamton,
N. Y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud.
ing Piles. Druggists refund money il
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case,
no matter OF how long standing, in 6 to
IA days. First application gives ease
and rest. SOC. II your druggist hasn't
it send 50c ia stamps, and it will be for.
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co.
ST Louis, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24

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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24

cures made by DIR.
Kiliner's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century
discovered after years
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24

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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
Ends Steamship War.

Paris, Feb. 22.-The Compagnie
General Trans-Atlantique has signed
a convention with the Cunard Steam.
ship company ending the tariff war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
LEBANON.
From the Times

Minnie Linton is i'll with the grip.
Rpv HutchisOn was over from Esbon
Sunday evening
Chas. a. III S and Miss Lulu
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
$1.OO
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM CURED IN
z DAY

Morton l.. Hill. OF Lebanon Ind, says; ny
wife had Infammatory rheumatism In every
muscle and joint; her suffering was terrible
aud her body and face were swollen almost be-
yond recogniiion; had been In bed 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 II. e. Grice,
Druggist. Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-24
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A A M BACK?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The oasis., 1905-11-11

MINING APPLICATION No. 1a5l. rnifed
 states Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, September o lswos Noties is hereby given That Ven.
 tana Mining tosanamy, e0rpofatlon by Its
 assasnlles ih Iaet, EsS"ara Y Vail of Tucson,
 AFizana, has made application for patent to the Enterprise, Ninety Nine. Orndorff ana Colorado Lodes, and the 0rndorff Mill-sfta
 survey M 2o6s and 5, in Township 20. south,
 Range East, [unsurveyed1 in the NenfanA
 Mining District, in Pima County Territory af
 Arizona, described as follows.
 ENTERPRISE LODE. Beginning at Cor NJ i. whence ' $ !. V No 2o6s, brs s 2a degrees 5 nllhuIes v, a2U9 ft thence 5l degrees 42 minutes ", 600 1t to Cor NJ 2. thence N 49 degrees 36 minutes w l5U0 ft to Caf No <. thence \ al degrees 42 minutes K 600 ft t3 fnr M " a thence ~ degrees 36 minutes E. l500 it t0 Gor No ! the place af beginning
 NINETY NINE L0DE Beginning at ttor M < whence l. N NJ 2063 brs \ 10 degrees N minutes \, 4Ae,7 ft; thence \ 56 degrees N minutes M o05.S ft t0 Cor M !. thenca V s,g degrees 42 minutes ". 1y0o fl K GnF M @.. lh@nee N I6 degrees 8b minutes N 605.s N N gsnr No4s thence \ M degrees 42 minutes E fs1u N N 19T Ns x x 5,s 5se plage oI heginning
 whence ' L V No 206a brs N stl lpprees 9S ll1hhteS ~ HUI V; thence 46 degrees 43 m3Hhtes M hU9.S ff t9 Cor NO ~ tUenets ai N aegfees fz minutes ', i5o0 tt to coF NJ 3. Thence M degrees s6 minutes E bsl5 n ta ttsr A0 taente ~ aegreeS v minutes N l54O M t9 ts3F NO the nlHee ei beginning
 Iui0kAlo LODE Beginning af Cor Na N Y 25AAA1 " IT II M AU AUtaS 3fS GtaaFe4as a,f " n88b tti thence al de@rees n minutes hl ta9 T % Gaf M 2s thence x 61 AAegfses minutes [, 1500 t t0 C0r NJ ': .henee \ ~ degIees i24ainntes N aA8 ~ ta Cor " N tlenfe ~ degrees n minutes ". I590 ft N & 19I M the plaee nf beginning.
 9kAn0RFF MILI.slTE Beeinnfnp af caF \ M N \ Ahehee N \ Y M NJ 2Bsa bFs n degrees Y 9 zlo9sp N fhehee i4 degrees K minutes \, ls1f Ia G0r An 2ifhefeH n4 degrees B faff4ateS " h@ If 70 E0f No 3s thence S V Gegrp4ss ts a44AAtes w ea Y ta Cor No ~ thet4ee N " aiaee ef beginniug
 < he !aeaalah n0liees ei the above claims and H slnissi1e Afe et record in the esf3ea ~ the < .plalits kee1laeF ln Pima County, IHrrifgry of sflI9ilAi as follows:
 VI tae Enterprise Lode n Book K Records X M1ass ai lAaAe " ~ tho Ninetg-Aine Lode ' ! LOOK 1a Records " Mines, Ht page 2lS. 0f { Ae 0tnd0rH Lode, im Book 6G Records of \ ines ~ page 2l7; af the Colorado Lode iii 5aQk a6. Records af Mines, at page als. and af he Urnd0IH MIiEsite, im Beok 9 Mfll-sifes " tage a4. MILTON K. MaoPr. Rarfsferr First publication september q last November
The oasis., 1905-11-11
( Social Afternoon.

Saturday afternoon of last week
 Mrs. ]. W. Woodrum and Mrs
 Ferd Van Mourick entertained q party of we'll known NocaIense ladies at the residence of the first named. The afternoon was quickly and pleasantly passed in
 the fascinating and popular game of Five Hundred, the winners of the prizes being Mrs. H. NJ. Chap man, first, Mrs. T. ]. O'Keefe, second; Mrs. \. ". Wood. q special prize to the player scoring closest to one thousand; and the consolation prize went 10 Mrs. J. A. Harrison. Refreshments were served. Following is the list of the ladies participating.
 Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Burlington Mesdames E. N. Ashby, Fred Her. rera, N. 2. Banks, Geo. B. Marsh. II. ]. O'Keefe. Ray Ferguson. | Burgoon, A, |. Lewis, Allen T. Bird, Charles |. Fowler, c. B.l Earnshaw, " c. Budge, H. MI E. L. Crowell. ". A.I O'Connor, Lulu R. Wood, H. ". Kelsey, Con O'Keefe, J. E. Gordon F. z. Kennedy, ". |. Grey, K. N. l chalfant, 4. 4. Dohertv, c. Car ney, ". R snreeher, L. c. Con- well !. R. Renshaw, ]. Al Hafrison, A. w Wood; Misses Msnd Jessup, Bessie Brown. Virginia Hill, Ruth Stp4rt, Dora { dittens, Miss Kelsey.
The oasis., 1905-11-11

1l.f fNeh. l.4rs ~ mlnala. lefiee. 70 mlFntl. rm H .I ..fnef N' lNfnrr " 1tHfnll q minnifs F 4n ln NNuef tn ThNnfr " ~ Irrfoea il 'nl,lit. lf" V io conner No fhN plafe of
 Gnfat EAuRNS nsnnnins ai .o,,., ND Nhtner flt NF rnfner nf .orflan is l- v Neaft ~ n degrees yi mlnales flf lf disf Thence 4 donfNrt ll min. 9itt A" ii iu cnucf No A fhonrc " r degrees iv minutes W ltOu n in corner No t lntn,e dEtee' VI minutes t Do h tn corner No i Thence s N degrees 70 min. beginning
 Variations ot ihe corners of all the ebo,e entitled claims lS degrees cast
 Adjoining claIin, are fhe nonau No 2 Do. nau No $. and Jesuit lodes on the south and the Salero lode on the east all ursnrveved The names oi other claims bounding there Qn are unknown. There are no conflicting claims.
 The location notices of the said claims are recorded in the office 0i the county recorder li santa Cruz county, Territory of Arizona ID books Of mining locations As foliows OWL. Mineral West, Book l. page 76. Min sra No 1, Book l, page E0 Mineral No Book $, page 5lo Albert Book l. page sS; Aibert No < Book 1, page 78 Oak, Book | page a2; Albion, Book 5 page I92. Record Book , page lgl steinfcd West. Book T. age 19i Steinfeld, Book l. page ss. Alto 5eoR 2 page 9Ve; Alto East, Book l. pAge 2i 6rand Prize, Book i. page S4; 0phir ! Ne Z Book j, page lS9: 0phir No l. Book 5 .1eelslof, Book l. page s; Hillside, Book page ltNs bueaa Vista Book l. page s6 9pnau, Book l, page SS. Great Eastern Book page lt2 MILTON E. Mo0RE. Register
 flrsl publication October 2l, last December ], 1905
The oasis., 1905-11-11
On Account of raouls.

Owing to tue difficulty in securing transportation for mine supplies and machinery, on account of the fear of frelghters to travel the roads through the laqli infested region between Minas Priefas and the YaQui river. me Nina erande Mining Company, operat- Ing at the Chicago camp, eastward from @an JaNier. has abandoned operations and Fen 0yed ali stores and portable lrNlertNs throwing out of employment tilfe ' lafee dt men. In the mine t4iera #re reported 25,000 toms of ore III anNn 2 the mill, that will yield SS 4elds per t0il--a total net of S200 GOO. Aiisfita moileY The machinery for sail eal an ta the mill aud a fra1nway tad bee ordered but the present sitt- aflpa w resulted in counternanding the Qidtr
The oasis., 1905-11-11

MINERAL REPLICATION NO. 3a. g.ni+ed states Land Office, PhHaix, Arizona 0eteber Z4 lsga Notice X hereby given that AIbart SIeinIeia has nude application fur pafenf K Ehe Mineral Nest, Mineral No. | Mineral Nn , Alberts Albert Nu.2, Oak Record Albion Stem feld Nesf Steinfeld Alto Alto East fSgead IFlzes 0phlr No. z Dphir No. | Excelsior Yesf Excelsior Hillside. RHena Vista Dnnan ana Great Eastern l0des, Survey Na 21s7 in gers tlons II, l2, E aud 14, Township 2I N. K n E.t and n Sections z and IS. Township 2I X X. l5 E.l tuaSurYeyed} iu Tyndall Mining lHstfiefs santa Cruz County Territory of Afi znnas described as follows ta-wit.
 MINERAL WEST Beginning af corner No !, whence the quarter corner between sections Il and F, r 2l <, K II |. c < R E < NJ bears ao degrees 37 minutes | G0s.8 1t dist. Thence : degrees Il minutes V 600 ft to corner No Thence ef degrees 23 minutes I500 fl to eTfler No !. Thence N , degrees II minutes ' h'H fl to corner No I Thence 5 St degrees 5 minutes l5o0 ft 10 corner No l, the place 0i beginning
 MINERAL NO l: Beginning at corner NJ !, | whence the quarter corner between sections IT ana ll bears \ g degrees l4 minilfes W ilttI fl dist Thence J degrees II minutes V 1B f ta corner No , Thence s9 degrees Y minutes r IstD t to corner Nos Thence e e z aeesees r minutes 600 ft to corner No lhshee \ ef degrees l9 minutes " 15ha fl fo teI1ts No ! tne place of beginning
 MINERAL NO ?: Beginning 8f corner NJ A. "neHes the quarter corner between sections !
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16

Aires toIsis1i ~ rhsltrf's iisef aai
Efood sygsp 80 br srai o. lag fseirr q.
as raper uho uiii sriis 90 fsr Ttrei-s
sfsEidns Co, cazua19ors isuu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16
CLAWS ANTLoPTloN BILL.
Georgia Senator introduces Important
Measure IN Senate.

Georgia Senator introduces important
Measure In Senate.
Washington, ID. c., Feb, l4.--The an.
ti-option aud anti-future bill intro
duced by Senator Clay in line with
the action of the cotton planters OF
the south as expressed at their New
Orleans convention, is attracting much
attention.
Senator Clay's bin has been very
carefully drawn with the idea OF avoid.
ing so far as possible the pitfalls
which prevented the enactment of leg
islation along this line In former con.
crosses.
The Georgia senator has given much
thought to the subject, and his bill
will, he believes, meet the principal
objections advanced against former
bills, at the same time retaining ali
the elements Of strength of those bills.
He has presented Il as an amend
ment TO the postotiiice appropriation
mill, II being made german to this
bill by the provisions denying the
use Of the mails to all letters OF com.
munlcations from persons or corpora.
tions bearing upon options or future
delivery contracts of the kind prohlb.
tied by the bill
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16

An ailmcnt like consump'
ton that has been months
and yars getting a foothold
cannot be relieved in a week
or day, SCOTS Emulsion
will always afford relief and
often cure, butnot over night.
The consistent use of SCOTS
Emulsion will positively help
the consumptive at any
stage Of the disease. We
guarantee nothing beyond
this, but we know that right
living and SCOTS Emulsion
have done more to cure con-
sumption than anything else,
Scott & Bovine, 400 Pearl ST., New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16

7 shall meet the taxpayers Of tbe
following places on the dates set
opposite
Fairbanks-Friday, February 10.
Waldo-saturday, February u
Itisoi special interest % every taH'
PAYER 60 make careful retains Of their
property each year, and request tha'
every one avail themselves % these
Very respectfully.
WutIs W CUIsoS.
Tax Assessor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16
New Chief Justice For Panama.

Panama, Feb 1l--Dr Charles A.
Cooke has succeeded Chief Justice
Ponce who has been appointed by th,
Panama government a Joint commits
sioner with Frederick Boyd. 20 act
with the Joint commissioners for the
United States IN condemniug suits for
land acquired by the United states
government IN the building OF The Pan
ANA canal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16

NohN9 WVWa" Gi"tNe Ne'NNftN N~fe'
Atlanta Feb. lf.-Minnie Hcmhree,
aged % years died Saturday night o.
the Grady hospital from the effects
OF a dose OF carbolic acid which She
took several days ago while iu 20
Of passion as the result % a quarrel
which she had with Der younger sIs.
ter it is said thnt the Older woman
became So angry that she decided 10
take Der own lifc. The remains we're
removed TO The undertaking establish.
mont OF Hlibuu d Poole and were
carried Monday mornlg 90 Konnesaw.
Ga. for burial The dead woman
lived ON Bush street
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16

Peter Ponds a white man Of Camp
Vile. was srraigued before Iodge VA
son Tuesday upon q charge Of selling
intoxicating liq8ors in g dry eonniJ
The defendant waived eEaminai'on'
ana was required % give bond DO 'hs
sum % ti50 Tor bis appearance 81 soc
rpring aerm % che ciruit court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16

New Work Feb ~ The ministerial
majority when parliament meets Oh
Tuesday rIl be 81 according 60 a
forecast tolcrraphed from london to
The Times The composition OF the
house OF commons will be Mlnisipr..
aIgts. g75 made up OF 3f7 Conserva.
uves and rs Liberal un'onizts and op-
position ggl made up ~ zl2 Liberals
and 81 Nationalist
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16
0NEY COMING IN
FOR PAVEMENTS
property Owners on East Side
Paid Assessments Promptly.
VEST SIDE OWNERS K@sLow

WEST SIDE OWNERS \ SLOW
They Are Anxious for the Street and
Are Wiling to Pay, but Seem Ola.
tory in the Matter of Settling Their
Proportion.
After a delay Of three or four days
which has been caused by the inclem-
eat condition Of the weather. the
crushing machinery, property of the
United States government, which will
be used in crushing the flint rock
along Sweetwater Branch, has been
moved to its position, and Expert
Spoon expects to begin work this morn
ing, weather permitting. The mate
rial win be used in the construction of
three blocks on West Main and one
block on East Main streets, in compli-
ance with a special action OF the City
Council at a recent meeting. Mr..
Spoon desired to begin work Saturday
bat the rains we're so heavy that it was
impossible to do so. He placed the
machinery at the first opportunity
after the rain, aud everything being
favorable, the work will he carried
through rapidly and completed as
soon as possible.
The property owners on the East
Side have all paid their assessments,
in compliance with the resolution, but
those owning property on West Main
street, and who appeared so anxious
that this work be done, seem a little
dilatory in the matter. Ii is not that
they we're unwilling, however, but
Chairman Taylor Of the street COM
mittee states that he cannot afford to
keep himself Occupied in running
around after the money, and asks
those interested to make prompt re-
mittanee Of their proportion Of the ex-
pense, il they desire the pavement.
The resolution passed by the City
Council, in special session, provided
that the proposition Of the government
experts be accepted, che property
owners AUDITING the thoroughfares to
be assessed two-thirds OF the cost, not
80 exceed 81 per lineal foot. Mr. Tay-
Tor states that positively no work will
be done until the money is in hand,
The property owners on the East Side
having paid their assessments, work
will begin on that street first, and will
be pushed rapidly 10 completion. One
block on this street, between Liberty
and Union streets, will be paved, aud
as soon as this is completed work will
begin on West Main street. Should
the property owners furnish their pIr-
portion, this street will be paved from
Mechanic TO Masonic, a distance Of
three blocks.
Those owning property on the east
side Of the square, together with the
amounts paid, are as follows L l..
Hill, 500; Mrs. f. A Clapp, $50;
George X. Broome, $50; John B Dell,
$50; Phifer Bros, $50. making an az
gregate from property owners OF $40,
all Of which has been paid into the
treasury.
On the west side the only owners Of
property depositing amount OF their
assessments, so far as reported, are j..
?. Bauknight. S65, and Benjamin Mil
Ter, sgj. Its desired to close this
proposition at the earliest moment,
and Chairman Taylor requests prop
erty owners TO send IN their checks at
once.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16
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