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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
eRAIN ANp PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dee 3-An estimated de-
crease of large proportions in the weekly
shipments OF world 5 cheat had bull
ish effect today on the wheat market
here. At the close wheat for May de-
livery was up =. Corn wass OFF IS
Oats were unchanged and provisions
showed a gain OF 12ia to 81
Trading in the wheat pit was very
light, but the market after the first
opening sentiment WAS somewhat bear
ish because of improved weather for the
movement OF the crop in the northwest.
Offerings, however, were readily taken
by commission houses and shorts, and
this soon resulted in a firmer feeling.
Purchases of the May delivery by prom
inent bulls also strengthened the mar
ket The most influential of the day 5
news Was the estimate by an English
wheat from all countries for the week
amounted to SC0G000 bushels-a large re-
duction from the shipments last week.
AFTER fiGctuaiing within half-cent
range, the market closed firm. May
opened UNCHANGED te 4 shade lower At
81 10 SsQai5s. sold up 20 SlSsue112 ana
closed 4 higher at g1imS7ss
Sentiment in the corn pit was some
what bearish. Trading WAS small and
eS9hhned chiefly 70 commission houses.
May closed = OF at A.
Moderate demand by commission hous-
es anu pit traders held the oats market
steady. May closed at 3l3G3I5s IN
changed from Yesterday.
Active buying by packers caused
strength IN provisions. At the close Nav
pork was up 30; lard was up 12la and
RIBS were Is higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Metal Markets.

New York. Dec 23.-There was little
doing in the various metal markets today.
and prices were without change. Lake
and electrOlytic copper are quoted at R.5V
Gf1s00 and casting at lS.l2lzalS.G2la.
Tin continued quiet at 3399d36l0
Lead Is quoted at $50 for fifty5ton lots
TO be shipped within thirty days, but spot
supplies are scarce and the market
ranges up to 6l6
Spelter Is quiet at 655Q665
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SUES FOR OHIO COPPER STOCK.
Local Attorney Asks for Five Thou.
sand Shares for Services Rendered.

Alleging that the amount is due him
for his services ia assisting in the for
nation Of the company and in the sale
of mining claims 20 it. ATTORNEY ]. A.
Sargent yesterday rilad suit against II
a. CatroW To secure . .000 shares %
stock of the Ohio Copper company Of
Bingham, 0r $4,000, the alleged value
OF the stock.
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Omaha. Dec. 25.-Cattle- Receipts. 100:
market UNCHANGED. Native steers, 3.50d
$50: cows aud ifcrs. 2.25d4.25: western
steers. 275Gt4.40, Texas steers. 2s5d3. q:
COWS and heifers. 2.G0a5. %: Gamers. 80
yd2.40: stockers and feeders, 2.250400;
calves. 300I6.00; bulls and stays, L75d3,5 90.
Hcgs-Receipts. 500; market to 10
cents higher Heavy, 1854 502i5, mixed.
4 g0lD4. 95: light 4gGd4 .9713; pigs. A25aAe0;
bulk of sales, A90HA95.
Sheep Receipts. 100. market steady.
Yearlings 6.00@6.65; wethers, 5.50G600:
ewes. 5.O0Q5.50; lambs, 1.Gl9t1.55
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, Dec. 23.-Cattle-Receipts
! 200: market unchanged. Native steers,
. 15N6.25. native COWS and heifeTS 2.094i
{. SO: stOckerS and feeders, 2.750460; bulls,
> 25lJAO0: calves. 3.00G7.o0; western steers,
3.1J6t4.o0: western COWS, 2.406I3-30
HOgs-Receipts. 1000; market closed
suong 10 3 cents higher. Bulk of sales.
4.95d5.l8; heavy, 5.05R5l5; packers, 1850
$40 pigs and light. 4.50d5.00.
Sheep-Receipts, none; market nominal
y steady.
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REDEMPTION OF cnuRcH BONDS
Series a.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, DEC. 7TH.
1906 Notice is hereov saTAo that ou-sl-
ant to the terms OF t,se vOnds % the
church Of Jesus Christ OF LatteF-day
saints, L0renzo Snow. trustee-in-trust,
dated December 3lst, 1888, there being
sufficient money in the sinking fund for
mat purpose the following described bonds
of Series A are hereby called for redemp-
ton on the first day OF January. 1906
viz.
8 900 bonds Nos. 10 100 inclusive. 100000
Total 49,. ....,4---...... 80. sl7l 500
Bonds must be presented to the under
signed trustees on or after January End.
Lake City, Utah. with coupons Nos. Is
10 q attached, and interest will cease
on al above described bonds on Janu-
airy LIST, 1906.
I<EkV1S s. HILLS.
DAVID ECcLES
. Trustees
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Chicago. Dec. .-Cattle-Receipts 400;
Market steady. Beeves. 3.25d6.50; cows.
l.35643j: heifsrs. 2s5a4.S9; calves. $500
725: good to prime steers. 525@6.50: poor
to medium. 3.2JI5.20: stockers and feed
ers 2.10d4l0.
Hogs-Receipts, l5.00o: estimated Tues
day. 32000 market strong 10 cents
higher Mixed and butchers. 4.90d517l2:
good heavy. 5.O5d5.20; rough heavy, ASA
ass: light 4S595.l2is; pigs, 460q5.70; bulk
of sales, 5.00dS.l5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1506: market steady
sheep, 343d5.S9; yearlings, 570Q6.50:
lambs, 5.65n7.S5.
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Open Board

Ajax. 1b91822iac.
Eutler-I liberal 5l069c: 1S51a0St4c.
Beck Tunnel. 1O00a55c; 5000 54c-
DAILY. 1000SiI5,
DaIv-Judge. 2d0dS7.75; 7690S1- 20
little Bell Sao8s4.50; 200USi55.
Lower Mammoth 2p0Q46c; 100d l5ci 500
3 1=i 30, 3UJlt4jc. 1H1uI5l4c-
New York. a0GlSc.
Victoria 100gS1e0
shares sold. -. SSH.
selling value, SlS.06415.
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The Diamond Cure.

The latest news from Paris Is thai
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. If you fear consump-
ton or Pneumonia, it will, however. be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by w. T. MCGEE of NanieeT.
Tenn: Il had a cough for fourteen
years. Nothing helped me until I took
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
gave instant relief and effected a per
manent cure. Unequaled quick cure
for Throat and Lung Troubles. At 4
G. NJ. ]. drug department, 112-1l4 Main
ST. Price soc and 100, guaranteed
Trial bottle free.
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Chicago, Dec. 23.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creameries, 17Q2Fz; dairies, Il
q29
Eggs-Firm at mark; cases included. IS
as; firsts, -; primes. 70; extras, 3
Chcese-Steddy, uikdl3
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Stock Quotations.
a examination Of mining property. yes

an examination Of mining property. yes
terday morning
MANAGER Scion Spiro of the Little Bell
isavsS far . brief visit 10 San Francisco
today. Mrs. spiro and her mother are
to sail for Honolulu on Saturday next
and Mr.. Spiro will return home as soon
as the vessel sails.
Manager L A. Copeland Of the T. s e.
samDling company's local works Isl en-
loving a visit from his brother, W. 8
Copeland. of Aspen, Colo The latter is
the publisher OF the AsDea Times and
il also manager of the Taylor q Brun-
ton Sampling Works companv's plants in
the town from which he halls He is
accompa MED by Mrs. Copeland
Is T. Kelly. the weii-known mining
man. has returned from months round
no OF some Of the California gold camps.
He reports that storms have been chas-
ing him everywhere he went and on that
account he was glad to get back. He
saw some pretty good things. however.
and brought back q number OF handsome
samples Of gold-bearing quartz Mr..
Kelly says he viii 60 over the ground
again In the spring
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Ore and gullion.

Ore aud bullion settlements in this CITY
Yesterday. As reported by Mccormick x
40 AMOUNTED % $500 as follows. Sill
vcr. lead. GOLD and copper ores, S26 5Fl:
base bullion. N1.9e Settlements for the
week t0taicd Up 80 3sS,593
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
RATES.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale December %. a. %, so. 81, 1908,
and January l, 1905. Final limit jan
nary Attn. See o. S. L., agents for par
ticuIars
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
RATES,
Via D. g. r. G. n. Il.

One fare for round > between any
two stations in Utah. Tickets on sale
December %, q, %, 80, 81 and January
lst limited TO return January 4th. The
Rio Grande operates best local train
service in the state.
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NEVADA STOCKS.
YesterdaY's Safes.

Ajax 5Uu23c.
Carisa. 2.U00N22iac.
Daly-Judge, I4H$t.Iu
Little Bell, 55efS4.50: lt9HS4.55.
LIVER Mammoth. S0Uu46loc.
May Day. 50Ui2'sc; l,5O0nlSc.
silver Shield, 5101 20iac; 20oa Q2oc.
Joe Bowers, l.uUFd2lac.
New York. Iu06ffisl4c.
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Pacific Coast Grain.

San Francisco, Dec. 3.-Wheat-Weak:
May. 1.409s.
Barley-Inactive; May i.229s.
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Bond Quotations.

L. &. ref. Is reg. l02s+n+ & y, Uni 4s.lo6
Do. coupon ...lOSiz Manhattan con- ,1s-,
DO eoupon =. 1923 Mex. Central Is. 50
T. a Is reg. zoos, Do. LIST Inc. o.. 25ii
Do. coupon ..lO5& ". 4 y. l.. Is. -
L. $. u. Is reg. loo,4 M IL * /. Is. 'lo374
Do. coupon .l3112 DO. Znds ...... ~
Am. Tobac. As. S0l4lNau r. r. Of
, Do Gs ......1l5 Mex. con. As. s.
Atch. gen Is ..l029s il. Y. Cent, gem
Do. Adj is -. 90 erai 5las ....,.. 1915
A c. Line 4s....10lk Y J. Cent. gen
Bait. b o. As .-.1UoA eral 5s .-..,..-lSt =
Do. Sles -. gO5sI Nor Pac- As ....1oo597s
Brooklyn r. I. Do S. $500. a
CIV. IS ..........fW Nor & western go,
c. Of Ga 5S ....at9Ezi consol As IN =
Do. LIST Inc. 81. "a Ore. Short Line
DO. Ind Inc. -. 81 rfdg Is -..-.... sos
Do. Sd Inc. -. l61siPa. CIV. 5l2s ..l0i2
Cbes. 4 O. as Jos Read gen. IS .1o314
{. q Alton 2lss. cast l. * l. Mt
c. Il. /. & P. St L, & 5, f -
+ r T., As e.. 81 fg & Is 'i " CON. s77'
! &C. c. s. St. l.. sol As .......:-.. soi4
general Is . 1924 Seabd. A L. As. Sgl
Colo. Indus 5s, So. Pac. IS ..... w
series 4 49,. 7Si4 Do. 1st IS eeTtf y79s
col6. Mid As -. 7lSgTex & Pac. ls.1221s
Colo. & So. As. 81 Toledo ST. L. &
Cuba s. .......... 1854 Western IS ....'SS
D. & r. G. As. .1olh P. As ,....... lo6i
Distii. Secur. -. S3h Do. CIV IS ..14SA
Erie. D. J. is -. .1M = 5. Steel "a 5s 96ia
Erie Gen. Is -. 93h. Wabash lists ....Il5St
Hook. Val. 452s. lo313 Do Deb. 3 -. l21a
japan Is -. $685. Western Md IS. S6i5
DO. 2nd series. 9Sss ". & L. +. As. 81
Japan a cert. sz.ejWns. Cent. As e. 80
Do. 2nd series. 92lti
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Metal Markets.

silver. d6ttC per ounce,
Copper (castingl lsl4c per pound
Lead. ia ore $50, New York. S535 per
l9D pounds.
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Ne solicit family alquor trade. Free
delivery fo anv paw Of the city Tie
Occidental if-is East LIST So
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Butter and Enas,

New York, Dec. 2S.-Butter and eggs
unchanged
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}. oHERNDoRFER,
Stock Broker.

STOCK brokcrf
Tel. Bell ss2. lGl S. Main ST
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
m WATER % HOURS; LIVES.
Diver 10 l~np-isoned in River Bed for
DAY ard NizhL.

oFS "zF~
Canton. No. June 6.-After being
imprisoned for tweniy-four hours
loaded down by q divers srmor and
under fifteen feet Of water. Daniel
Hayes vas brought TO the surface in
a. unconscious and almost dying con.
6iuon- lie is a professional diver and
had been employed to remove the brush
and debris from the immense pipe
which serves al times Of low water &c
drain Lima lake.
While al work Hayes was sucked
under the pile Of refuse and over
against a bowlder in a way which pre-
vented him from loosen.ng himself
from the tangled hose which held him
down and ii was quite impossible fol
the men above the surface of the
water 10 elevate him after the usual
manner Diver Eugene Farris hur
ried 10 this city from Burlington.
With the aid OF the steamer Can.
tonia he was able. after an hours
hard labor. 20 raise the imprisoned
diver, who was almost unconscious
and unable to speak.
His suit was leaking badly and be
would have been drowned had the or.
oeal lasted another half hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Days Trading and
Closing Quotations.

Chicago. June 6-Reports Of damage "a
the wheat crop 81 Europe had = bul.ish
effect on the wheat market here today.
Al the close the July option was ny &c.
Corn was up Ike. oats showed a gain ~
re. Provisions were 3sdlOc higher. Clos
Ing prices:
Wheat-July. $50: Sept. Sic: Dec. slTs
Corn-July, 5ii=c: sept. Jsec; Dec. 49,.
Osts-July. 3iL2c: sept. 2s-sc: Dec. 80,
fork-july. sl2.T1L: Sept. Si3.07a.
Lsrd-July. x1.4zl1; Sept, S1.62l5.
Rihs-July. S1.i2l2: Sept. S7.GI-.
Chicago Cash Prices-NO. . hard wheat.
$10ldlU2: No. 3 hard wheat. .DcdSl 90:
No. = cash corn. 52iyc: No. . cash oats.
Jkd3lc: No. . white oats, 32l4H33c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, June G.-Cattle-R Receipts.
G.us> iOc lower; native steers. sivyaj.75:
cow and beifers, s3..5a4T5. western
steers. S3.+'s15.D0: Gamers. S2.Dya3. ~:
stockers and feeders, s27Ea4.15: calves.
S3.CgIG!'p: bulls, stays. etc, S2.JDd4. 20.
Receipts 1900; shade 10 30 higher
heavy. S5.2-l9si5.30 mixed, 5~.22lya5.25
light. S.sVlJ.21i2: pigs. s~i.vyI5.DO: bulk
81 sales. S5~.22lydj.25 Sheep-Receipts. D.
60: steady. lower: westerns. S4.Goa5.l5:
wethers. s4.1Jd4.sO; ewes, s4.Vvai.GU:
lambs, SJ.iDnG.lS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

At the present rate of building per-
msnent walks Red Cloud will soon be
one Of the best equipped cities in the
state in this respect. Thanks to the
agitation begun by Brother Hosmer
some twenty-odd years ago we now
have some maguiticently shaded resi-
denc streets, and it only needed good
permanent walks to make Red Cloud
n of the prettiest towns in the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

The public schools of Red Cloud are
again TO have a man superintendent,
after for three years trying the expert
ment of a lady in that position. We
have no fault to find with Mrs. Case
personally, but experience has shown
that it requires the firm hand an or.
ganizing ability of a man to properly
control SO large a body OF young men
and women. We bespeak for the new
superintendent the hearty co opera
ton of parents and teachers in making
the Red Cloud public schools what
they should be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas CITY June G.-Cattlc-R Receipts.
lO.S1; 'tl5c lower; choice beef steers.
Sj.2Jn5!D: fair TO good. S4.2jd52 -: west.
ern fed steers. N.J0d5.0O stockers and
fee-ers. SOFAS 20: COWS, s22Jd4GD: heif.
srs, s3.2Jd5yro: bulls. s27JG45O: calves.
3.OCn0.O. HOgs-Receipts. l2,OD: opened
&c higher, advance lost. top, 81 80: hulk
of sales, ~Sj,Dyd5.3J: heavy, 81. IA 81:
packers, S5.3on5.+0 pigs and light. 81. aOd
5.3'h. sheep-R Receipts. $50. steady 10
iCc ower; lambs. S5.75dT.5O: fed ewes and
Teariings, A.2JQ5.JO; sto:k.Ss and feeders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

child urinates too often, 1.-THE urine scalds
the flesh, or If, when the child reaches an
age when i; should be able TO control the
passage. it IS We; afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon il, the aus OF the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble. ard the first
step should be towards tn treatment OF
these important organs. TINS unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition OF
the kidneys and bladder and no; 10 a
habi. as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made iniser.
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root is soon realized. Ii is sold
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. June 6.-Cattle-Receipts, T..
800; dull. about steady; good 10 prime
steers, S.4pdG.@j: poor TO medium. Si.6sI
5.3J: stockers and feeders. S2.JpaJ.pl:
cows. S2ppni!oO: belfers. s2Jyd5.25: can.
ners. sl.jDd2.aD. bulls. s27Jd4oo: calves.
- Jsd1JO. Hogs-Receipts, 1900: &c
higher: mixed and butchers, ~S5.lJA54J:
good TO choice heavy. S.Ssd5.45: rough
heavy. S.7JN3O: light. s5.:3ya5.4 A.: bulk
~ sales. s5.3id5. 40. Sheep-Receipts. H..
600: weak, lambs steady good 10 choice
wethers. s+.s5fI5.0o: fair TO choice nike
s4."cai.65. western sheep, S3.jCn4.G5; ma.
tive lambs. s4.cDG6.lO; western lambs
81. JOdG -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
Wants Hearing for Frank Barker.

Lincoln, June 6.-Attorney F. c.
Hamer asked Governor Mickey tc
grant a hearing in the Barker case
Governor Mickey did not give him any
encouragement. but ii is believed that
be will grant the hearing. An effort
will be made 10 convince the governor
that the mai who is TO be hanged a
week from Friday for the murder OF
his brother and sisterin.lav is insane
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

One week from today is the day set
for the hanging of Frank Barker. 1t
would seem.tha' nothing but AL inter
position Of Divine Providence could
prevent his paying the penalty for his
crime. His attorney, Judge Hamer,
Of Kearney, has made every possible
effort to save his client from the gal
lows, but without avail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

Tom Dennison has been declared
not guilty, by an Iowa jury, of psrtici-
patton in the famous Pollock diamond
robbery Of fourteen years ago, and is
now free to resume the management
of his Omaha gambling dens under the
protection Of Editor Rosewater and
Chief of Police Donohue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

Russia has asked the United States.
through its ambassador at Washing
ington. for Japan's terms of peace
This is due almost entirely TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt's diplomacy, and news
OF peace negotiations IN y be looked
for soon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

Elsewhere in this paper will be found
a sketch Of the life Of NJ. L. Thomas
editor Of this paper twenty-five years
ago. One incident in the sketch will
be we'll remembered by all early set
tiers, and will form interesting read
ing for everyone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

The long-tslked Of separation of Nor
way and sweden has at last been con
summsted, Norway having declared its
independence. There is little or no
likelihood of war over the separation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

We do not wish to seem insistent.
but We do believe the county commits
sioDers should do something toward
painting the court house and fixing up
the grounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

S1gOT and Cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidney are
out Of oder OF dis
eased.
kidneyuouble has
become 50 prevalent
that il is not unco-rl-
mon for a child 10 he
born afflicted vii
u e a kidneys. lf;he
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
Thirty Beet Trust" Indictments.

Chicago. June 3-Indictments
against thirty men have been drawn,
IL is said, as a resul, OF the evidence
secured by the federal grand jury in
its two months hearing Of witnesses
in connection with the methods Of the
meat packing Industries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

pamphlet telling all about Swamp Root.
including many Of the thousands Of testi-
inonial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilfner 81 Co.
Binghauton, y. Y. be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make mistake,
but remember the name, SwaTnp-Root,
DR.. Kilner's Swarnp-Root, and the ad-
dress, Binghsinton, y. ", on every
bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

The death OF Ex-Governor Robert w.
Farnas remove from the state a pio
n ,er who did much toward making
Nebraska one Of the best states in the
Union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
TELEPHONE. SEVEN TWO
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found in The
Chief Of Twenty Years ago
! This Week

) This Week
Mrs. Mizer went TO Ohio on Thurs
day
Michael Walters died at Burr Oak
May 8.
Sam CARRIER has returned from New
Mexico.
Mr.. Grimm has his new house nearly
completed
Some one stole NJ. Birney's fine
hunting dog
The bridge bonds were defeated by a
majority Of SO.
ID. Il. Spanogle was in McCook the
first Of the week.
Z. V. Rudrow was up from Con
cordia this week.
A. Marsh has the addition 10 bis
house completed
Noah Perry received sl.Gs0 back
pension this week
A. o Berg has taken his old posi-.
ton in Marsh's store.
Bert Haley of Carey, o, is the guest
Of the Haley brothers.
VIM. Parkes and wife have gone 10
Utah for a three months visit.
Someone stole a number of young
pigs from p. Barley this week.
j. o. Chamberlain got a broken rib
the other day by a kick from a horse.
Mrs. W. X. Black and two children
from Ohio, are the guests Of the
Ksleys.
A lei bank has just been organized
at Blue Hill, with c. L. Pope as
cashier.
c. Buschow was appointed a mem
Der OF the state board of railroad com
m%issioners.
Miss Matte Hacker severely cut
two of her fingers while opening a
glass jar. Saturday.
The personal property valuation iu
this precinct. exclusive Of railroad
property, is cess, $50.
X Skeen has decided to build a new
dam at the mill which will require
5000 feet Of lumber.
Married. June s, 1885, by Rev. Geo.
o feiser. Mr. George w. Smelser and
Miss Maggie +. House.
Some boys found the skeleton of a
man west Of town Wednesday,. How
ever, the parts were wired together.
WELLs-The Blue is o......J John
Ratten was bitten by a rattlesnake
Monday morning and was unconscious
for several hours. DIR, c. r. Keller
attended him.
ISAvALE-Platt & Frees have in.
stalled a lumber yard here .....E II.
Palmer and L. Knight leave for the
west this week for an antelope hunt
...... Schaeffee d Buery are building
a fine new house just east Of the vii
lage.
CATHERoS-George Dodd and Chas
Randall were up from Red Cloud ......
Vim. Britton and Jake Cure have gone
west in search of land ..... Frank
Beato is i'll with heart trouble ......
We were visited by a small cyclone
on Wednesday night.
CowLEs-Joseph Paul has his new
house nearly done..... Asa Hurd is
building a new house ia Cowles for
Mr.. France. .... Mrs. T. Paul is hav.
log a new business house built II
will be occupied as a millinery store
..,...B. p Burton has a new residence
ere ted on his farm 49,. Subscription
to the new church fund amounts to
S3o0..... During the storm Wednes-
day morning Dan Orr had eight head
OF hogs killed by lightning .......
Clifford a Busick shipped a car OF
hogs to Kansas City this week.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09
Women as Well as Men Are MADE
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and eSsensainbiiiOn; beauty,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-09

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