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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11

Grice's drug store. e. ii. Conklin has
the contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Matkin OF Ina
vale, departed Monday morning for a
three weeks visit at Portland and
Washington.
Miss Lizzie Poindexter departed for
Orleans last night, and from there will
90 to Omaha, where she will make her
future home.
Bernard McNeny, an attorney OF
Red Cloud, was in Lincoln yesterday
attending the Epworth assembly -
State Journal.
Miss Bess Dempster returned to her
home al Republican City Wednesday
night, after a pleasant visit with Miss
Ethel Cummings
Colonel Haley is taking in the ma
tional guard encampment at Kearney,
and from there will go to Portland to
visit the exposition.
Miss Mamie Turney, who has been
visiting with her cousin, j. G. Myers,
and wife returned to her home in Lin
coin, Wednesday o
For Sale-One block of "a lots, well
fenced and cross.fenced, good well,
7 room house, barn for ten horses and
ten tons of hay.-W. V. BEAL.
A. Gautschy of Norton, Kan, was in
Red Cloud Wednesday on his way
home from a visit with his brother-in'
law, l. B. Colviu, at Guide Rock.
On Wednesday, Mark Coffey and b
w. Mason of Republican City, bought
E. Johuston's young stallion. They
have a car OF horses here for sale.
Mrs. ]. Q. Wolfe and children re
turned from their four weeks visit al
Hill City, South Dakota. They were
accompanied home by Alex Smelser.
It will wash and not rub off
This complexion all envy me,
It's no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain tea.
y. IL. Cottipg'
A. Collins of Oberlin, Kan, stoppe'
off in Red Cloud this week for a visi
with friends, on his way home from
Kansas City, where he had been wit
stock.
Miss Carrie Reynolds and brothe
Merle are in the city visiting the
brother, F. f. Reynolds. They are @
route from Arapahoe to their home
Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcbride an
Mcs. Frank Frisbie left this mornln
for Boulder, Colo, accompanied b
little Grace Sowter, who is returnin
to her home.
/. N. Brown of Nelson, president
the Nuckolls County Fair Association
was in Red Cloud Saturday, boomin
the fair, which will be held at Nelso
September Is to 30.
Mrs. Daisy Beach and little baby lei
last night for their home in Denver
after a pleasant visit of three month
in this city, with her sister, Mrs.
Herigstad and family.
Efforts are being made to secure tn
Parker Amusement Co. for a stree
fair and carnival in Red Cloud tn
fall. This is the best and cleanest o
g~anization OF its kind on the road.
There will be a regular meeting
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11
Plumb sells Blue Hill flour.

JluIlD StllS DluC III hOuts
Ms. +. S. CARRIER returned from
Boulder, Colorado, Sunday morning.
Leslie Graves came in from Colo.
RADIO Sunday morning for a weeks
visit.
Otto Pope came down from Lincoln
Wednesday for a visit with home
70 ks.
Henry Diederich is having a new &C.
ment walk laid in front of his shoe
store.
Mrs. Norman Morrison left Thurs.
day for Manitou, Colo, for a months
outing.
X. d. CASTOR, Of the firm of Olney &
Castor of st. Joseph. was in the city
Tuesday.
Rev. Maze departed Tuesday morn
ing for Lincoln to attend the Epworth
assembly.
Harry Cramer has accepted a posi-
ton in Turnure Bros dry goods de.
partment.
l.. ID. Thomas and family returned
from their visit at Wray, Colorado,
Wednesday.
Misses Irma Fulton and Kate Zieg.
Ter were down from Riverton the first
Of the week.
Erma, lena and Albert Vance II
Hastings are in the city visiting with
their relatives.
Robert Dodd. one Of Guide Rocks
substantial farmers, was in town the
first of the week.
l.. +. TAFT has purchased the H. f.
Pond residence, at present occupied
by John CARRIER.
The Red Cloud meat markets will
make NJ Sunday deliveries after next
Sunday, August 10.
Mrs. Jack Hayes and Mrs. John
Shelley and children were up from
Guide Rock Tuesday.
Miss Matte Abel returned Wednes,
day evening from a two months visit
in Chicago and Hebron.
3 Mrs. j. L. Miner and daughter lef,
Thursday for Chicago and the sum
mer resorts of Michigan.
| Charles Holmgrain, Earl Watt, +
Hopper and Allen johnson were w
from Guide Rock Monday.
Charles Wiles. of Orleans. was visit
ing with his grandparen ts, Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. Ii, Fort, this week.
Miss Grace Kinsel is this week en-
joying a visit from her friend, Mis-
Ethel Reynolds of Hastings.
Charley Abbott was up from
Superior Tuesday, assisting Fred Man
deville during the circus rush.
Word was received in this city Tues
day from Boulder, Colo, announcing
the death of Mrs. Conrad Fitz.
Nj. A. Good, dispatcher on NORTH
western, of Chicago, is in the city visi
ing his sister, Mrs. Paul Storey.
There will be a big Sunday schot
rally at the grove at Amboy, Sunda!
August 20. Everybody invited.
Roy Dickey came down from Has
ings this week for a visit with his pal
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs, Dave Dickey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11

If you ever needed a
nice Hammock you will
need it now.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

Se[tfams geisBt berrz
Ihen auf Ben Soot ssnisln i'm Still
len Srean, biz einen She'll oss briti=
IheH Reides biloen. Die ssnIelR pers
ben pom ben Wlaori beo0Itert, unb isoe
Smell maht lire eisenen 8elsBs. Der
Ratb Der Sniel Manibiti. Die audi 81
Der Snlslgruppe gehort, bat nun tiir5s
LID Elm GkfsB erlaHen. nm .,bas 0orfs
leben gu ressIn". Ddnad pirp has
alte 8sIsB Nnbaniti's in 8s5ug duf
6unbe~ tpieDsr in &raft seIeBf unb ie=
Der 6uno auF Ger synlsI gum 5oDe per-
urt6eIt. 5hneine ourfen ni6t in
boiler Sreiheit umhsrlaufen. gBenn
eM UleRih Rah neuH llbrNbenos umz
beruanoert, 10 lptrb IT Derhoftet unb
in oos @eri6tseebGube sebra6t no
er 9riinbe fir Lsinen aufeatbult i'm
SSreien nuseben HiuB. Sbuloen. Die
Elm 5ineeborener gsmadt bot, TinD Dor
teinsm 0eridt einsutreiben. Wer Ell
.Hew gingebprenen berauI6eRoe Gjez
tr1Rte DeriauFt O6er gibt. but einegelns
itraFs pon $50 su 5ablsn. 5rnntens
Belt pirh mia elmer Strafs pom So gez
abneet. Der gbebrun gilt BEL Diefen
MdOri nts tetH sr5Beres gsrbrehen
lpie Der Naafh; NIT s. 1heint er az
niigenb geIiifnt. nSdlassn duf Der
StrnBs Ootr ben Sabbath 6rshen- To-
Ftet $3.50.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

leu gleDel. ats ore Detoen ,5ugg 3us
Idmmsn1eidbreR tpdreH uup, sum
5beil 3ertriimmsrt, oas gabueelsilt
obIperrten, ranHte ein oritier 3ug gez
gen ben 5rlmmsrbuufen unb tpuros
00bsi srbe6Iicb belh6higt. Inter ben
9erIebtsn 6efinbst Fdh. 10 tueit biz isB.
feitgeitelt lperbeU toHnte, per aiinItler
Robert grough.
Qlts Der ruiliIhe General Srepoff
auf oey Qi6olas Station in Ulostou
pou9rrBfiirit Sergiusa6ihieo nabm,
feuerts Elm iungsr Waun. Der 5tuhens
ten ab5eiten trug, orei Repoloers
Ihii6e auf ion ab, ohue ibn 81 .trsfz
ZEN. @jeuerdl Srsppff batte Ii6 ais
poli5eiheT ppH Wlosfdu ben lpe3ieueH
6dB her Stuoenien oaburh 3uge5ogeB,
DuB er i6re fur nen Is. uHD 10. De
Ssnlbsr 1904 gsplunten regierungss
feinOliden 8emoRItrotioHeH NIT unz
n0dIidtlifeT StreRge pereitelte. Der
iunge WonR, Der ben WloroDerIuh
mo6te, puros bon 8abnbsamten srz
griffeH uno Had oem 8efdnsniB ss=
braht. or peigerts Iif, iiber feline
gerion irgeHo pelte aHsdbe 81 mds
hsn.
Der 5treit Der goalenar16er i'm
3ubroiItr;tt niro oumdbIith fir oos
gun8s 9dno sefdbrlib. SR Der 8o6s
IeniuouItrie Tno felt benz alleemeiHen
Streif bon 1888 teint srnItliden St0s
runeeu boreetemmeu. Der RegisruRs
madlt Der Streit ernIte SorgeR, ipeil
bisle sSHoultrie5peigs pabrlfeinlid
ibreH getrieb siRltelen rDsroen. Reihss
tdH3ler bon 8iilOn bate cine LdHgeIe
untsrrsouRq NIT bem 9ertreter Der
Regierung, Der aus 8ortmltuo rad
Berlin getoHtmen mar, I'm iibsr bic
Sabe 5u terihten.
Ginef QcnboRsr Neutgteitsagentur
1T aus ct. getersburg bic RGhridt
5ugegaRsen oas bel eiHem fur6tborsu
grobeben in S6emotbd, elmer Staot
20 Wleilen H0ropsItlib bon 8utu,
6unberte eon WleHlden ibren Spe ges
funbeH bdbsu. oa iie uRtsr Den griiHp
mern Der eiRItiirsencen oduier nsrs
Thiittei fpuroeH. 1is Stdot mar bes
rsits Dor BRET sSabreR bon eiHem Gr0s
beben beimgeiubt unD gum groBeu
5beil 8srf0rt iporosn. 5roB Der
8arnung Der 9eb0rbsR bate nan
nieIelbe tpieGer aufgebuut
Sdmnta1e WiniIter bdber benz
9rGfioenten 2oubst i'm glpIse pa
laIt tire gteiignution eiugsraidt. Der
BrdFoent eat oieIelbe unter Der Be
bineuug lngenommsu, onB bic Wiinis
tier ibrs AeHlier bei6ebalten, big siu
neues Miuilterium gebitoet Iein mirb.
Serr 6alieres, Der 9rditoent beg Ses
udts. purce gum prdiioenteR mad benz
GlpIee 9aluit befbisosn, sbeHio gouI
8aumer, esr Brdfosnt per 8eputirz
tentdmmer.
Der aroBe grfOlg ber 9ur1bo6ruHg
6es ct. gottGurbts bat bic 2lnregung
3u eiuem sneitsR 9let6sn 4ielsnuntsrs
nebmsR ssgebsn. Sugeuieurs unb aa=
pitaliiten Der 0ftlihen Shnsis plaueH
cine Eeue DurtbObrung osr.Qlpsn. I'm
eiuen peiteren bsauemeH Beg nab
gloroitalien su ihoffen. Die 8urhz
fiibrung oieies 9rOietts muBte aud
fir eds iuo0itlihs 8euti6ldno BON
GROCER lv,rtblhoftliter 8eOeutung
peroen.
9luf elmer Spd3isrfabrt. bic Der
oeuti6s Rrouprin3 in 8sgleituRq ei=
mes 0ieners in eiuem leihtsR Saeoipas
qen in 90tsoam unternu1m, puroe
oas Bfsrn l6eu. ipoIlte 5ur Seits
IpriugeH lno fist babel 5u gobeu.
Der 8rouprin3 ipurhs auf Die GtrdBe
gsI6ieuoert uno lei6t psrIeBt. Gr
bate, tpie lith lpdter barausItellte, an
berfGiebeRsn SteIeH Ieines Q0rpers
6autabI6Erfungen bapongetrassH
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

Dies eieisB fir pas peitlihe glsbrased
palnrt guroe uno oieIe Sellion mur0e
AID auBsr fir Sdo=8atota cine Iolhe
Biu fir Colorado eiHgereiht. 8ieIer
Beriuh Don gsDiHer Settle, oas alte
5eimItdtteaeieB ourh Elm ioltes fur
sine $40 gfer eroBe 5eimftdtte umsu.
frempsln, 9iebt 81 oenteH. .gBie mir
Ihon in unlerm artitel LETTER 0oae
ertldrten, Ideinen bic 9ieb,iihtsr oa-
binter 81 fsfen. Qeie 99. u. Stuarts
bonS tureis, g. D., Der Elm beqeilterter
8efiirDorter Der uationdlen 8endIe=
runasmethpee 1T, srtldrt, miiroe oa=
eur6 Der gtleine9lnIieoler" 3uriidaebals
ten uR0 sini9e SiebSiihter tonuten,
iHoem lie ben anlieolern fir $500
$500 i6rs 6eimfdtterente abtauFen,
aa oas fir Die 2lniieOlunq befimmte
Sano in ibre 6dn0e betommen, mie
bag aud in glebrasfn rUeiolih ausae=
nuBt tueroen Iou. sou cine gahn=
Derbiu0ung mit ben Blaf oils Wirts
lithteit rD.roen, eann tann nur cine
ltarts geIisoluRg leitens Der tIeinen
GARNER, pelbs duf @ruRo oes dlten
6eimfattsgelsbes nur is sins giertel=
Settion aufnehmsn oiirfeH, oisIes 3iel
errsihsn.
Bon ben @:seRern 0es aud fir SR0=
8atota beftiruOrtetgn grimdrma1Iaez
isbes muroe seltenb 9emadt, 0aB bic
5000 Ramsn auf ner Betition sum
3eile gar ui6t edit ieisn. 9ieisr Nm
flnes segsHiibsr ertldrt bas Grgau Der
State 8riHars 2eaoue, enB BEL benz
Auffslen Der erEtsu BetitiOu in 6uron
- BerIoHen Oielelbe urlterseih1steu.
EieIs Betitiou lei Oerleet DOroen, aber
lpdter tDie0ereefunoen wor6sn. Der
NIT Der 8uhung Der Eetitiou beauf=
traste Glert babe ieoob Die alte Cite
geFunoen uuo bic Ramen in eutsm
@laubsn ben lbriseH llntstSsibnern
Der Ipdtsrsn 2ife beigefiist. SeIbf,
menu SieIa Duplicate ale eeFriGeH
neroen. meint oas Organ genannter
9tga, bIeibsn nod Ramsn gsnus, um
Der sslekiihen 8orIhrift su geua9sn.
Die 6rsunoe oes BrimdruahleeIebes
Rebmen 75Brol. Der Stimmaeber i'm
Staate f1r Fib in aHipru6.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26
2tns Der 5taatshauptltaot

@OrlduIig beltebt bic 59dtigteit Der
2eQislatur oarin, neue Bills entgegens
sunebmeu. giuige oabpn iino bon
9eoeutung, /. 8. Die 8ig fur ben 8au
zines neuen 8ormaIlhulgebiu0es IN
4berosen nebn elmer Berpilioung BON
$50, 500, cine Sin, Sidoten bic Be=
fugnis 3ur 8ontausgnbe fir gandle
'uno ab3ugsgrdben 81 eiteileH NIT osm
8edt, Die oarh IoIhe Gnlagen bers
bsRertsn @runoflds sur Steuer bsran=
susieheu. Senator 9adeps @beihsis
oungs=8in, monah uur bona fde
@hsI9eioungen i'm Staate erm0aIiht
uno Die gbetranten pom Often Iernges
haIten ueroen iofen. miro Dohl am
@ieoerltdnoe BON aSootaten ideitern,
meldhe lid bic fette giHnahmeausae niht
berIfupIen lalieu modem. 8ehep DiinT6t
|auh, 'oaB Die 80 8eihmoreueHoieniteH
|berangesoesusn 6armer in 3utunft $3
per 5ag uno Msileugeloer betOmmea
ioaeu. Geiu 9lpgumeHt lift, OaB Die
ieBioe 8elOlbung Der 6armers@ @eIhm0=
reuen (S2 per Sag uuO 9tihterlaB 0er
AusIageH) su gering iii uHo ole SAT-
mer mehr fir bic 2sute bs3abs
len maBten, Die ibre arbeit in
spiIhen ibun miiBtsn. 809Oes 8ill,
wpnad Stdete geleBlih glltigs Bombs
Fiir oen Ban bon WuRicipal- -8aheran=
Iogen ausgsben oarfeR, miro au4 Diel
belprDheH.
8iel 0eiterteit nerurIahte Der 6dlfss
clerf Riles. inoem sr Elm @eoiht elmer
qemiHen SDena Sinoeu Beterion bon
@enterbile auF BuHfh Dem 9auIe
pOrsufineen lid bersit erllarte. @r
wInihte ons @eoidt gum OfficieIisn
StaatsasIans gu srbeben. alIein Oas
@unmuIitalil6s@ 6aus miHtte iaIeunis
db.
Inter ben Ieitber eingereihten Bills
lit aud O,sieuiee BON Aaoerion fir Die
grrihtunq~ uRo llnIerhnltuu9 eiaer
BinoeIhnurFabrit mGtaaissuhtbGuEe,
welhe an oas Adsrbau=@0nlite iibers
uieIeu muroe. Die Bia psrlanat cine
Bemilisun9 oen minoefEsns $50. 600.
Wenu Die WitteI nibt porhaneen ftne,
ioaen Bombs. SabIbar In aehu Sdhren.
ausoefellt meroen nit b66IteH 4 Bro
gent oyntereHen. Heim Bau 0ieIer
6obrit IOAen 0ie StrdFlinge Teipeit ais
m0gIi1 helFen. Ger Qrets Der 0arin
bsreefsftea BinOelAnur fOa BON 6em
@aroen un0 BEN Boaro Of CHARITIES
& Correction Feftgeitelt peroeu. Die
Btnbeihuur i0a idbrlid 10 frhh. aIs
m6aliH, biz gum |. Wai einl&lieBliA
an bic 6armev uHo einselne @oHiumen-
ten Dertauft meroen uno Der 8sR, NIT
Ausnabme bon 200. 900 PFunO. foa
auF einmaI lOseeTeblagsn merben.
(gpenn oieEe 8ilI nidht ourfb Die Qobbp-
ilfen Der 3rults abgemurtF miro. 10
u6re nitbt uur ben StrdFiingeH, EonSern
aud ben StaatseinnabmeH oehOlFsH :.
Die @eo.
Surners 8Ig snr AmenOiruRg ua=
Ierer iebigen @sItBs besaglih ses Ser-
lauls bon SpirituoSen ieiiens regiIfrirs
ter Apothefer iebt cine Strafe oon Hint
mehr ais $500 fur oas erIEs Beraeben,
rsfp. 6aft i'm @ounipgeFdngHis BON
1890 5ngen I'm BisoerbOIungsfaIle
felt. DaQeoen l0lIen bic Apothefsr.
oeren 8eihdTt NIT Huslnlub Der eiH=
rintuRa unD oes Spirttu0ienDGrrat8
bic Ganme bon 5000 ilberfeigt. Spi-
rituolsn fAr meDisiniids, wiHenihaFt=
lihe. menaniide uR0 .Sacramental"
3lDsfs berfanIeH etirFen. (Oie BID
In Aieier 6aiIuua ilf iitberlitb iehr oeRn-
bar une IS III FragIid, ob fie Den ae-
wanl6tsn 3iped srfillli. Die Rso.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

. Bier Wohen lang lit ih Ihmsr am.
3ppbus unO on Risrenleieen. uno
mdbreno oiefsr 3eit ertannte i'd Rie-
manoeu, nod puBte i'd. pas UNI mid
geIbah, Ihrsibt 6rau Minnie 0unter
DopPittsbur9. ga, Juno, ais ih befer
murbe, tOnnte ih niht mebr aernoe
oebsn. SD muBts bsim @sben msine
1dHSe auf Die Rniee leaen uno Iinbeu.
3rObsem id einen Der beiteH Aer3te
bate, tonnte er mir ntht belFen.
S6lleBlith nnbn ib .Glectric Bitters"
uno oIeTs Neoi3in mirtte BuHoer. sic
ma6te mid seiuRO uno CAB mir meine
2rdfte iuieoer, unO i'd fam iebt tpieoer
TO geraOe gebtn lUie friiber. Oaron=
iirt. oaB lie ale Magen-, aeber- uno
yaiereuIsioen tnriren. gu baben in
allen Mpoibeten; preis Soc.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26
Ter 9aaDriA)tea SeroIo Gas
LEADER

1T 0ieIes sSaAr isbr interrehont. Wer
nod Ridt erhalten bat. III in
islnen gIbenuement riidItdaOig; 8e-
soblt Elm Sabr i'm 8Draus unb Der
ifoue aoIenoer Unit Dsm Sille 0es
0erausssbers Der .,V.z0. q mirb OanH
lepsn prOmpt3ablenOen frei snaeIdnot
1 SeF uulsre sroBsn Cfsrtsn aaf
Settle 8 unD g.
a~~s
abOnnirt aul bic ,Ra4ri6ien
GereIo".
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

Bei oex OiseuNl0n iiber Die eOn 81.
nator Gamble bon Nantt0n nertsI0iate
Wartin 640 6eimitdtte+Uin Miro oarz
auf hinQelpielen, oaB bein 5Aluhe Der
lsgtIabriasn eeRegsBIeFioR eia dbaIi.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

Der .@baouid- fan ano Der ruff
lifd.idpaniiGe Rriee FRO Or0eHtIi6
Dor benz bera6mten RorOprOseb segen
Or. Ro1 in 3etp ulm. aRinn. in ben
0interoruRo setreten. Der 6aa ftebt
70 sienllia in Der WtOrOfatihit etnsig
0a. 8OrIdHIis eHoete er nit Ri&t=gi=
uigung Der Surn unO mnb Don &euem
in allen Ieinen aufresenoen PbaTen
0nrhQehebeIt msroen. Nertmaroiger
@eiie fino bic meiSten Der 3edtsDertre-
ter in belagtem PrOceb @egaer Der 9o-
oesfrcFe. Ser Angellaete, Der cine
freilprsduns fiber ermartst bate, be-
barrt bel leiner unIhule. go Tebr
iibrigeas nuh Die asldidt aufaebaatsn
llmhanosbemeiIe eesen Or 1s9 Ipres
Den, Die QeIer meroen Fherlih besrei4
fen, oab man aHF llmlfanosbsDeiis
ellein ben 9ngetlagteu niht nit nem
R6roer- -Srauomal aeihnea Ourfte uuS
tonnte.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

Der SeTluh, bic Stntue Oss ,alisn
6ris in Die GAIT 3u Ipren3eu, bat Den
8eb6r0eu in BaIbin9ton oermoBeu ju
oenten gegeben, OaB iebt bel Ra@t oas
8eHtmaI taebsa erlsu9tet miro uRe
ftets orei Warinepofen Wahe Ttehsn.
&Ouileou usuut lib Der 4ttentdter,
Der angeblih aud oen 9ampFsr llm=
bria" IN Die 2uft ipreHgen nolIts.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-01-26

Bon auen Staatsgtisbeebern Der
oisslabrigsn 2esislatur bat angeblih
nur u. g. Ban Ssoal pom Inter
bauls ben 5rsipaB Der GilenbabngeIea.
ihaFt Suriid9eIanot. Dsoal bertritt ben
DGntton 9ifrict, mar friiher Bepulilt
rsIp 8emotrat un0 III mar Repu6lis
taner. @r mar Der pOpuliltilhe Gan=
oiont fur 8ice=@ouberneur unO flbrt
ben 9itel Der ebrlibe slbs. 6reis
pdhe bat er aHgebli5 ltets 3uriifge.
Idift.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09
REIGN OF TERROR AT sAKu
Tartars Drive Out Troops and Mas
sacre Inhabitants.

ST. Petersburg. Sept THE news
from Baku received up to the time of
the filing OF this dispatch Is of the
gloomiest character. The Armenian
and T$tar warning factions now ap-
pear to be entirely beyond control.
The streets OF Baku seem to be an.
safe for the inhabitants. and the force
Of troops to be inadequate To restrain
the anarchical tendencies of the COM
batants In the surrounding region. Ac-
cording TO reliable reports. the troops
have been forced to withdraw from
the suburb of Balakhan. where on
Tuesday the rioters set fire to the oil
works. and that place 10 now In the
hands Of the Tartars. who have com
pleted the work OF destruction. and
who. II Is said. massacred the inhabit-
ants who did not accompany the troops
In their retirement.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09
Miss Valleys Story-Short, But Inter
esting to Every Woman.

Miss Addic Nallcy, iG d street, s. f.,
Washington, u. c., writes:
"a cough, the grip, catarrh OF tho
mcanest kind-all sorts OF remedies,
home, patent and prescribed 10y doctors,
and no relicf.-that tells my story, q
story of suffering and distress that
lasted four years.
"Thcn-thrcc bottles Of Peruna-
catarrh gone, appetite and strength re-
turncd--a happy woman, and none
more grateful for the blessing OF
health-that is what Peruna has done
for me."-Addie Nalley.
A reward of $4,000 has been deposited
in the Market Exchange Bank, Column
bus, Ohio, as guarantee that the above
testimonials are genuine; that we hold
in our possession, authentic letters GER
tifying to the same. During many
years. advertising we have never used
u single spurious Testimonial.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09

10 announce by telegraph the ratification
OF the treaty.
Two additional articles are agreed to.
as follows;
Article THE evacuation OF Manchuria
by both armies shall be complete within
j. months from the signing of the treaty.
beginning with the retirement Of troops
of the first line. At the expiration OF the
Is months the two parties will only be
able to leave as guards for the ..iilway
Is soldiers per kiiomctrc.
Article 2-Thc boundary which limits
the parts owned respectively by Russia
aud Japan In the SakhAiin Islands shall
be definitely marked on ON the spot by a
special photographic commission.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09
Physicians Had Given Up the Case
Now Entirely Well.

Miss Gertrude Linford, Vice President
Parksidc Whist Club and teacher OF
Whist, 22l Niagara street, Buffalo, NY,
writes:
"Pcruna has cffcctually cured me
after PHI sicians had practically given
up my case.
"For long time l suffered with ca
tarrh Of the kidneys, had n weakness
and pain in the back, lost flesh rapidly,
my feet were swollen, my face was
pulled under the eyes and had a waxy
sallowncss OF the skin.
took Pcruna for some time and am
entirely well. cannot endorse Peruna
too strongly ."-Gertrude Linford.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09
JAPs RIOT OVER PEACE TREAT
Toxic Mob Clashes With Police-Two
Killed and 500 Wounded.

Toxic. Sept. 7.--Rioting broke out
here Tuesday night in connection with
the dissatisfaction over the results OF
the peace settlement. There were
several clashes with the police and 1t
Is estimated that two were killed and
500 wounded. The rioting ceased at
midnight. Police stations were the
only property destroyed.
Under vigorous defense by the
conservative journals supporting the
government and fuller and better
appreciation of the situation confront
Ing the country, public sentiment is
showing some evidence OF reaction.
The argument that II Is impossible for
Japan to continue the bloody war
merely for the purpose of securing In
demnity Is proving effective in allay.
ing dissatisfaction. II Is believed that
when the government is free To ex-
plain fully the conditions Of the set
Element and the logic appertaining TO
them the reaction of sentiment will
largely Increase.
The kokumun is the only metropoli.
tan daily paper that defends the terms
of the peace settlement The paper
declares that the purpose Of the war
has been accomplished. and says:
"The war has not been fought TO gain
money. Russia has been stripped OF
the control of Manchuria and driven
sufficiently north. More than the aim
ana purpose OF the war has been
gained by our recognized ascendancy
In Korea. and every reason exists to
thank our delegates and feel especially
grateful for the good offices OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09
PEACE ENJOYS IN NEW YORK
Great Crowds cheered PienipotentIar.
les On Their Arrival.

les On Their Arrival.
New York. Sept 7.-Thorsands OF
persons greeted the Russian peace en-
voys when they arrived at the Grand
Central Station on special train from
Boston. There was a great demonstra-
ton when they left the train and hur-
ried to the St. Regis hoteel. where they
will remain while In this city.
Mr.. Witte and Baron De Rosen
smiled and dotted their hats continually
at the cheers of the crowds.
The Japanese ENJOYS arrived several
hours later on a special train from
Boston. Baron Kaneko. Japan's conf
Dental representative here. with his
secretaries and two-score of Japanese
students. was at the station TO greet
the ENJOYS. Another great crowd was
on hand to cheer the returning pleni-
potentiaries. and secret service men.
city detectives and a heavy guard OF
uniformed police had TO make a way
for the Japanese party. The party en-
tered five carriages and amid cheer
ing were hurried away to their hotel.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09
Bryan WIN SAIL For Asia.

Lincoln. NeD.. Sept. 6.-william J.
Bryan will not sail for the Orient until
September 81 Mr.. Bryan Is at his
home here. lie is anxious TO attend the
Democratic state convention. 10 be
held In Lincoln September 20. and will
leave the day following for San Fran.
cisco.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-09
Suffered Long With Catarrh.

Miss Clara Case, us 9th street, n. W.,
Washington, ID. c., writes:
81 can think Of no event In my life
that fills me with more gratitude and
at the same time a sense of future
security, as cure after long suffering
from catarrh, brought about by using
Pcruna rs directed. 1t has completely
cured me."-Clara Case.
Entire System Toned by Pe-ru-na.
Miss Mary Bennett, 1919 Addison Ave-,
Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
"a few months ago contracted a cold
by getting my feet wet, and although |
used the usual remedies l could not
shake il OF.
IL finally took Peruna. In week
was better. After several weeks sue
ccedcd in Kidding myself Of any trace OF
n cold, and besides the medicine had
toned up my system so that ! felt
i.!cndia."- Mary Iienpctt.