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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS At
KANSAS CITY.
TSG WEEKS TRADE REPORTED ~
CLAY, ROBINSON d COMPANY.
llVC SToCk COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CCElCGe At CHICAGO. KANsAs oiTY,
OMAHA, sioux clTY, ct. JOSEPH
AND DENVER.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 21.-Receipts Of
cattle thus far this week are $500;
last week $1,000; last year, $4,000.
Mondays market was slow and irreg-
ular for beef steers but prices held
about steady. Cows and heifsrs we're
unchanged Stockers and feeders sold
rather slowly but rates we're firm.
Today's market for beef steers was &C
tive with prices steady to 10 cents
higher. Cows and heifers were ste ,dy
to strong; stockers and feeders lively
and firm
The following table gives prices
now ruling.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
TWENTY YEARS G
Items OF News Found I'm The
Chief of Twenty Years Ago
This Week - >


Sam Dyer has "A new express wagon.
Mrs DR.. Tulleys Is on the sick list.
Mrs Gov. CARRIER has returned from
Denver.
The Argus has purchased a new
power press.
John Parkes' children are sick with
the diptheria.
Will Mosher of Norton was in the
city last Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. Emigh has returned from
her visit In Kansas.
Our friend, A S. Marsh, has received
his commission as p. M.
Mrs. f l. Taggart of Auburn is Wis
iting with Mrs Winters.
w. N. Richardson Is taking in the
sights at Hot Springs, Ark.
G. W. LaRash has been installed as
night operator at the b. & M.
Judson Bailey, our new county clerk,
will occupy the CARRIER property soon.
Mesdames Howard and Warren
have returned from their visit In Ohio.
Henry Cooks little children have all
been quite sick, but are slowly recov-
ering.
X. v Shirley, cashier Of the Red
Cloud National bank, was in Omaha
this week.
Ludlow Il Son, proprietors of the
north brick yard, are about to build a
brick house.
Geo. A. Quicker is having his dry
goods store handsomely decorated on
the interior.
The pews have arrived for the M. f.
church and are now placed in position
in that edifice.
ID. G Myers and wife have adopted
a three-year-old child from the Home
of the Friendless
Mrs. ID King, inspector for the w
r. c., gave n lecture in the M. f.
church Friday evening.
G.. r.. Wood has been clerkiDg in
Ferguson & Co.'S, drug store this week
during the absence of Mr.IiDorr.
j. Fl. Trimble has closed out his
restaurant and departed for more re
m%unerative fields, where people eat
more and oftener.
Will Brown gave a spelling exhibi
ton at his school house last Friday
night. One Of John BARRIERS girl,
spelled the school down.
M. s.. Marsh has purchased tn,
Waterman building in Riverton, will
the saloon fixtures, and will probabl.
start a saloon there in the spring,
The funeral services of Mrs. j. G
Altman will take place at the resi-
dence Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Powder Accident.

Dow Haley, son of Bert kalty, severe
ly burned his hand last Saturday
while playing with some looss powder
Grown persons cannot be to) careful
about leaving loaded shotgun shells
lying around where children "a get
hold of them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Kicked by a Colt.

r. b. Hummer, proprietor of the
Red Cloud Mills, received a kick in
the thigh Sunday from a colt, which
confined him to his bed the first of
the week
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Are You Usln4 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., 1905-11-24

Charles l.. Saylor, defendant, will take notice
that on the 23rd day OF November A. D.. 1903.
plaintiff herein filed his petition in the District
Court OF Webster County. Nebraska. against
said defendants, the object and prayer Of
the south West Quarter of Section 13. Town
ship 2. Range 10. West Of the 9th p: NJ, in Web
ster County. Nebraska, in plaintiff and to re.
described land by reason Of an assignment OF a
contract to said lands. issued by the state OF
Nebrr ska and assigned by defendant Charles
L.. Saylor. to defendant Evan A.. Ross and re.
corded In the Office OF the Commissioner OF
Public Lands 4 Buildings of the State OF Ne
bra>ka IN the name OF defendant Evan =; Ross.
or before the LIST day or January. A. ID. 1876,
CHARLES s. NORRIS.
BY X Y. Overman and Bernard McNeny, his
Attorneys. decl5
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
HOTEL for sale. 900 aranaan ST.
LoDGING-HousEs ron SALE.

A CAMERON & Go.-Phene South l05a
8 Eddy St. cer- Market and Powell
Headquarterz for Rooming- houses. Hetsis and
All Kinds of Business Chances
rs room modern. new. downtown ho~rse
Office and billiard-room on greHad hsor- well
furnished; long lease IN up-to-date r-or-osi-
tion: doing good business. ewing te, death IN
family Will be sold at sacrifice. part doun-
balance long time at low interest
s-reen elegantly furnished modern corner
fat: choicest lGcations oil pafntingz china
ware. everything goes. viii Be saeri6eed swn-
er must leave city.
70 rooras. nne central hcarion doxufezn
house. up-to-date and well furnished: has b 2
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR sALE-con.

country transient trade and makes money.
owing 70 dissolution Of partners viii be sold
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

80 rooms. new. well furnished: close in. enc
transientf also permanent roouers. where y0u
can clear over all expenses $50 per month
retiring rom business
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

x rooms; rent s125. good furniture: al fun
ana clearing Sl6s per month. viii take smaller
house IN part payment, price S1400
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

S2l5o-A PRETTY 5-1oo-1 cottage: lot 5GxI0o:
located a. 1851 FIlty-si11h st Just east
Cr san Pablo ave
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

% ICONS. new and elegantly furnished apart.
Too-- choiee locatlon rent only - per
s.n' ne furnishings and draperies are a tAe
t. nest. house strictly modern and ur-te-asts.
pIlce p S4oov; viii take small house in part pay
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

Is roems; me corner; rent $50; wen mr.
nisesa, : entrances; all light rooms saaD
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

is rooms; close IN: extra well furnished b,,t
oNner IS sick in hospital and must be sold
dad tne price Is not one-third OF its value:
bis bargain az $50
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

S450o-A swell e-roon colonial house and &
neE Arocm Bungalow cottage: lot J1s
LOS. located AZ 2I45 Russell St Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

s550o-TEo TDodern rats. 6 and rooms: near
ACcline station
N-aH0-S-r0C-l cottage near Center station.
N-ooo-flne 9--uorl house Peraita 81
>-Nlt--a--4liu cottage, near Center station
A--aO-2 broom fats; Campbell ~.
S>l4Q-Llnda Vista; modern u-rOom house
Elth stable
ANDERSON,
1895 Seventh 81. Center staten.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

S215o-5-room cottage including all furniture
carpets. etC-: lot 3zx9o. located at a6l
WalsEorJh ave.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

- rooms, new. modern. eleZaatfv ft,r,ishs<t-
elose 70 business csnters- Fri 6r-t-cIss- -
Pc can De had at bargain: part down AL
-1E ean Dc Paid out Of house; make offer
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

SPECIAL NO. l.
REWARD
will be paid 10 any
one who can discover
an ounce OF dirt in a
14-roem house We Of
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

- - rooms; rent only $40: swell location.
, furniture and carpets; everything hrst-s
ssssao ana clearing nice little income: price
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Significant Incident.
The WEATHER REPORT.

The temperature continues 10 fan
slowly in Kew England, the Middle Al
Iantfc states, the lake region. and the
Ohio valley IN the lake region the fail
GA tenaDerature has now continued up
ward OF thirty-siX hours; as a conse-
ouerce. abnormaHy cool weather is re
ported this morning from the upper lake
region, with light frost at Escanaba.
The weather has also turned cool in the
Dakotas the Missouri and middle Mis-
sissippi valleys.
Rain has fallen IN eastern North Caro-
lima. eastern Missouri, southern Indiana,
southern Illinois, Kentucky. western
Tennessee, South Dakota, and western
Nebraska and there have been scat
tered thunderstorHs in the Rocky Noun
tain region and the Southwest
For tonight and Saturday fair wealth
er is indicated. except in the Ohio val
ley, the southern portion of the Middle
Atlantic States and North Carolina
where showers are probable
The temperature VIII not change ma
terially in southern districts, 1t VIII be
slightly cooler tonight IN the eastern
portion Of the Middle Atlantic States
and a continuation Of the present cool
weather in the Ohio valley and lower
sake region for the next thirty-siX hours
may he anticipated
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Physicians Punished
For Ignoring Court
HiCkIing and Vale Fined by Justice Wright
for Not Obeying Summons to Ap-
pear as Witnesses.

Il don't care how many District Of
fcials you are, you have 10 obey the
suIamons of this court. " said Justice
Wright TO DR. d Percy Hicklng today,
whom lIe rad hned $25 ana costs for fZii-
ing to answer a subpoena. and who
gave as an excuse that he was acting
under instructions OF Commissioner Mac
farland in prosecuting an inquiry a the
Washington Asylum Continuing Justice
Wright said the order Of the court was
above that Of District officials or other
persons.
Or. Frank P. Vale. who was also cited
10 purge himself OF contempt of court
for falling TO appear as a witness yes
terday afternoon in certain lunacy cases
was adjudsed guilty and fined 50 and
costs
Drs. Hiclling and Vale were summon
ed to testify relative to the mental CON
dition OF several people alleged to be
insane. The failed to appear and JUS
tice Wright issued an order for the ar
rest of Dr. Vale and an order against
DR.. Hickling requiring him TO appear
this morning TO show cause why he'
should not be adjudged to be in con-
tempt Of court.
When called upon to answer Dr. HicF
ling offered as an excuse for his absence
from court letter from Commissioner
Macfarland informing the court that he
had been under instructions from the
Commissioner to continue with an iuveS-
tigation - the WASHINGTON Asylum Hos
pital- The excuse was not deemed suth-
cient. and he was fined
Dr. Vale. who was represented by A.
tOrney Robert II. McNiel, explained that
he was engaged Yesterday from SO a m.
until 2:l5 pm. in a surgical operation
at the Garfield Hospital.
DR.. Vale, In his testimony. also stated
that after he had received the subpoena
TO appear as Il witness, he called up his
father, J. M Vale, an attorney, by tele-
phone. and asked him as 10 his rights 10
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Had Woman Under Control.
U. S. MARINE SURGEONS
AIDED SICK RUSSIANS

\ letter has been received at the
Marine Corps headquarters in this city
regarding assistance rendered by Ma
rine Corps surgeons to q colony OF Rus
sIan refugees who established them
selves at Panama, at camp adjoining
the barracks ut Bas Obispo, According
10 this report. the Russians were in u
bad plight for tack Of provisions and
poor sanitary arrangements
Sickness broke out in the camp and
had 1t not been for the aid oT the Ma-
rlne Corps officers there would have
been several deaths. The Russians
were induced to move to another camn,
and were instructed 10 provide the
necessary sanitary arrangements
The Washington times., 1905-07-21

compensation as a witness in lunacy
cases, since he had resigned his posi-
ton as police surgeon. He said it was
not with any intention of eVadIng the
summons that he had spoken 10 his ia
Their.
Harry Vale. whose brother was the
subject of operation al the Garfield Hos
pitai, testified as TO the time Dr. Frank
r, Vale was engaged in the work. and
also 10 the fact that when ii was com
pleted the latter informed him he had
an engagement TO testify in court at /
p. III. and endeaVored to get in commuui-
cation with Justice Wright quickly as
possible.
Deputy Marshal Bonn testified TO
having served the summons on Dr.
Vale. and said the latter told him that
since he had resigned as public surgeon
he did nor have TO attend court
Attorney John NJ George of Cor
poration Counsers office, who Is in
charge of the lunacy proceedings. testi-
fed that in April, 1903, Dr. Vale was
cited To appear before Justice Gould to
show cause why he failed to appear and
testify in the case of Maurice Dalton
alleged TO be insane. DR.. Vale's excuse
was not sufficient cause for his absence
and Justice Gould fined him the costs
OF the proceedings.
While Dr. Vale was testtfying he was
asked by Justice Wright if II had NOT
occurred to him between $50 D. m and
2:15 P. m, to telephone to the court as
TO what ne was doing, and say why ne
could not De present He replied thar
iiiS iAAiAlS FFStS Hi4OILA tDSOIDeu Win MS
work, and he never thought of doing
so. but did So Immediately after the
operation was finished.
In summing up the matter Justice
Wright said there We're four reasons
which were conclusive as 10 Dr. Vale s
intention. First his inquiry of his
father as to MS rights in the matter
his having told the marshal he did not
have TO attend: that he did not appear
as witness and that he had five hours
in which TO offer an excuse and did not
do So
Dr.. Vale was also fined and both ply
sicians promptly met the penalty with
payment.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Troops Expected to Be
Landed There in the
Near Future.
RUSSIANS WEAKON COAST
Eight More of Potemknn' 5
MutineerS Disappear From
Galatz Dockyard.

LONDON, July PA dispatch from
ST. Petersburg announces that the land
ing of Japanese troops in Siberia is i'm
nInent
II Is expected that the military opera
tions viii be transferred 70 the coast in
the very near future as that Is where
TIE Russians are weakest
The correspondent of the Central News
at Nlenna wires that dispatches received
there from Galatz, Roumania, say that
eight more members of the former crew
OF the mutinous Russian battleshIr
kniaz Potemkin. who have been work
ing in the dockyard at Galatz. have
disappeared.
Photographed by Woman
\ Russian woman last week took
photographs OF every member of the
crew she saw. and the police have been
able TO recognize the mutineers by means
OF these pictures
Roumanian committee has been
formed 10 protect the former muJineers
who were guaranteed safety from arrest
on condition OF their surrender TO the
Roumanian authorities.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Excursion Boat Ashore;
Fifteen Hundred aboard
Iron Steamer Sirius Sprung a Leak While
Going Through He'll Gate and Had
TO Be BeaChed

NEW YORK. July 2.-The iron steam
er Sirius. with fifteen hundred Sunday
school excursionists from OliVet Memo
rial Church on board, sprung a leak
while going through Hellsate today and
the captain pat his vessel ashore in
the mud fats off Rikers island
The steamer is IN no danger at pres
ent and another boat. the steamboat
Sigmus. of the same company, has been
dfspatched to take the eXcursionists OFF.
and take them 10 Valley Grove.
When the passengers discovered that
the boat was in danger OF sinking there
was a panic. but discipline was main
tanned by the officers and crew of the
boat.
The Sirius was on her way from the
foot of East Third street. where she
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
SECRETARY OF STATE
CALLS ON PRESIDENT

OYSTER BAY. n. Y. July 21-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is in conference this
afternoon with Secretary of State Root
Mr.. Root came in on the y 30 D. m. train
and was accompanied from New York
bv DR. Lyman Abbott, editor of Out
look DIR. Abbott viii remain at Saga
more hill until after luncheon, and will
take the 4:20 train back to the city.
Secretary R0ot viii remain over night.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21

embarked her passengers, to Valley
Grove, Hn Long Island Sound
The running aground Of the Sirius to-
day recalled the burning of the General
Slocum on June 15. 1904 when over LOCO
lives, mostly women and children, We're
lost. RilEers island is just south OF
North Brother island. where the Slocum
finally found bottom
The Olivet Memorial Church is To-
Gated on Second street, near Third ave
nUe. within n few blocks OF ST Marks :
To which the Slocum victims belonged
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
|. F. ENGLESBY SUCCEEDS
DEPUTY CLERK RUPP

Chief Clerk Joseph Y. Potts, in the
Police Court. recently accepted the res
ignation OF Deputy Clerk William II.
Rupp. and the latter was succeeded to-
day by L. F. Engiegby.
Mr.. RuDp was warrant clerk in the
Police Court for six years.
Mr. Englesby is ii member Of the Dis
trtct bar He is well verged in the law.
and has many friends who wish him
success In his new line of work.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Photographed by Woman.
ZEMSTVu B0LDNESS ALARMS
CZAR'S ENTOURAGE

ST PETERSBURG, ,July 21.-Thar the
radical tone of the Zemstvo congress,
now IN session IN Moscow. and the out
spoken determination 10 ignore the bu-
feaucracy has caused feeling little
short OF CONSERVATION among The high
officials of the Cars court, does not in
tlls-i i<a-.4sessAzlg geTatsz The situation TheS
are al loss how TO deal with the sit
aation wheh, II is admitted. is essen
tally dangerous 10 the existing govern
mental system.
EXTREMISTS like Pobiedonostzen and
Trepon strongly favor a policy of Wig
oraus repression, including the arrest Of
the leaders of the ZenstVoists and in
this they have the powerful influence
OF several of the grand dukes
Might Attack Dynasty.
They take The position that the scnti-
ment represented by DoIgoroukt and
Fetrankeviteh viii grow beyond all con
tTol if IT is permitted TO have free
expression and that il viii not stop with
the destruction of the bureaucracy. but
will attack the Romanof dynasty if
not The throne itself While they admit
that the seizure of the leaders of the
MOSCOW congress would probably pre-
cipitate serious trouble il could now
be handled and suppressed
Il is feared the Influence of this
powerful faction may prevail on the
Gar, especially since NJ. Witte is now
absent and the restraining influence
of his strong personality is no longer
available.
Significant Incident
The fact that only one member of
the Zemstvo congress left The meeting
when Petronkevitch made his incen-
diary speech is significant. The adop-
sson OF the proposed legislation which
CONTINUED on Second Page.l
The Washington times., 1905-07-21

Pennsylvania Railroad viii have on
sale every Friday and Saturday. com
mencing June 70. round trip tickets 10
Atlantic City. Cape May, WiIdwood
Ocean city. or Sea Isle city. good To re-
turn until the following Tuesday. at
Se1. Atlantic City tickets are good via
the Delaware River Brdge.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
JUDGE NOAH cHEEvER DEAD.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, July I-Judge
Noah W. Cheever. of this city. who had
neen prominent IN the affairs OF the
national Republican party died sudden
~ yesterday from apopleXy- He was
siXty-hVe years old.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
CHINA BLOCKS
WAY To PEACE
Insists Manchul,ia Shall Be
Restored to Her.
WILL IGNORE TREATY TERMS
Positive StanG Supported by Guarantee
Of Powers of Integrity of Her
Domains.

a complication which may seriously
affect the chances of Russia and Japan
coming together on terms OF peace mas
arisen from 2 stroke of diplomacy on
the part of The Chinese court at Peltn.
Asserting in no uncertain tones thac
Mancnuria must be restored to her I'M
conditiouauy or else she viii not recog-
niZe aIsy arrangement made at the
Portsmouth peace conference. China has
formally notified the powers Of a courst.
OF action which places the couferees in
a position where all that they decide
upon will be of no avail unless the
Chinese government is given d place
al the conference and her demands
needed.
Powers Have Guaranteed
China j. enable TO take pos
itive stand OF this kind regard
ing ManchHria through the agreement
of the powers made in answer 10 the
note Of Secretary Hay pledging them
selves to preserve China's territorial
and administrative entity
The official notihca ton from China
that she viii not recognize any arrange
ments regarding Manchuria concerning
which she has not been consulted be-
forehand. has reached Washington. and
VIII be forwarded TO the President at
Oyster BaxT.
Before addressing this note TO the neu-
tral powers China sent TO St Peters,
burg and Tokyo an Identical note con-
tanning this notification.
China's Motives.
China's motive in addressing TO Rus
sia and Japan such i note, was to re-
mind them that she had never acquiesc-
ed IN the aIlenati of the province of
ManchuTia from Chinese sovereignty.
and that she expected as the first re-
suit of the war the fun restoration tc
Chinese control of that province. That
this position might receive the continued
support Of the neutral powers coptes
of the note were forwarded 10 the other
capitals for presentation by the respec-
tive Chinese representatives.
China's insistence that she be con
suited about any arrangements con
cerning Manchuria viii, if respected by
the belligcrents, it is believed necessi-
tate an indirect participation in the
negotiations by China.
Possibly the United States will be an
pealcd 70, to prevent Russia and japan
coming 10 an agreement 4 bout Man
Churia which did not provide for an ef-
feCtivc and real Chinese administration
OF the province. Indications of such ac-
ton. ii IS expected. would result In the
IeEin government directly appealing 70
the Washington Government for as
sistance i'll defending the Hay doctrine
The Washington times., 1905-07-21

SI.25 to Baltimore and Return, S1.zs.
Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday and
Sunday; tickets good on all trains ex.
cept Congressional Limited and goo(
for return ntn Sunday niGht.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
ODD FELLOWS
ELECT OFFICERS
E. ". Bradford Chosen
Grand Master.
MEETINGS TO BE ANNUAL
Grand Lodge Decides to Meet Again in
January, and Yearly
AftetwaTd.
MEETINGS TO BE ANNUAL

E. ". Bradford has been elected grand
master Of the Grand Lodge. /. o. O. F.,
Of The District OF Columbia He was
chosen yesterday at the closing session
of the semi-annuaI meeting of the lodge
in Odd Fellows Hall
The sessions. which opened Wednes-
day evening. came 10 q close with the
election Of officers and committees The
following elections, additional to that of
Mr Bradford. were made: Philip
Walker, deputy grand master; a. R
Yermiilion, grand warden; Joseph J..
Porter. grand secretary; J. A Espey,
grand treasurer F. a. Stier, grand rep
resentative; f. H. Easterliug, grand
marshal: r. A Ford. grand conductor:
" E Clapp. grand chaplain: D. V
Chisholm, grand guardian. and 7. J.
Gates, grand herald
Committees Appointed.
Committees appointed yesterday were:
credentials-T. J Gates. =. = Loeffler,
and T. Z. RaDp
Returns T. Allison. J. W. Brewer.
and :. K Dawson.
Finance--J- T. Petty, Thomas ", Fow-
leI. and Anson S Taylor.
Appcals-W. V. MILAN. II. c Hazard
and ElWyn Green
supervision-F. a. sdcr. Thomas L.
Jones, and J, II. Crew.
Frinting-J. II. Nally, D. V Chisholm.
and r y. Seinerf
State Of order-W II. Mcneil. Philip
Walker. and /. 5. Savage.
By-laWs Theodore Msad. J. Il. Wood.
and is- 3 Hay.
Relecca lodges-E n Easterling, r,
II, STrfell, and X I. Pumphrev.
It was determined 10 hold annual
meetings OF the Grand Lodge in future
ana DO away with tie semi-annuaI
meeting. fne next conference. how
ever, viii be held in January. and there
after bat one meeting = year will be
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Suggested by Mr.. Mcneil.

This suggestion was contained III the
report OF Grand Master W. II. Mcneil.
which covered the work OF The last six
months, He offered several other sug-
Gestions OF value TO the lodge
NJ, Mcneil called attention 10 the
large number Of suspensions recently.
saying this course haa been found
necessary because Of the fact that these
members had shown no interest in the
work OF the lodge
II was suggested the initiation fee be
Increased from $40 TO $25- 'rhjs viii b-
referred 70 the subordinate lodges for
consideration before action is taken.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21

Low Prices if You Will Take a Carload
lumber. Lbbey & Co. 9th & N. Y.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-07-21
Long an Odd Fellow.

Mr. Bradford has been conspicuous in
the affairs Of the Grand Lodge for
many years He is native OF Maine,
having been born in Matte wankeag on
May %, 1862 At the age Of five he
was left an orphan, and until he was
seventeen years old he lived on a farm
with relatives. After receiving a pub
lie scaooI education he went 10 Oak
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