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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16
RHEUMATISM CURED IN DAY.

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
radically cures In to 3 days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious I,
removes at once the cause and the disease i'm
mediateiy disappears. The first dose greatl,
6enenis: 20 cents andsi or. sold by ii f.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM CURED IN

Morton l.. Hill. OF Lebanon. Ind, says; my
wire had lnfiammatorv Rheumatism I'm eyerv
muscle and Joint; her suffering was terrible
aud her body and face were swollen almost be.
yond recognition; had been in bed six week {
benefit until she tried the Mystic Cnre for
rheumatism. II gave immediate relief and
she was able to walk about in three davs. Am
sure II saved her life." Sold by II. e. Grioe.
Druggist Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16
To Cure a Cold In One Day,

Take Laxative Bromo quinine tab
lets. Druggists refund money il It
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
s on each box. 25 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16

WILDER. These stations will be oper.
ated for the propagation of fish with
which to stock the waters of the state
Both bills have now been read twice
by their title, and now are in the
hands of a committee on fisheries.
The Nebraska delegation is sanguine
that both will receive favorable action.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16

The City OF Red Cloud In the county of Web
ster and state OF Nebraska. hereby acknowl.
edges itself indebted to the bearer hereof In the
sum OF Five Hundred Dollars. lawful money Of
the United States, which said oity promises 10
pay to the holder hereof In gold coin OF the
United states or Its equivalent. on the first day
OF April A. ID. 1925 at the fiscal agency OF the
state OF Nebraska In the city OF New YORK
state OF New York. with interest thereon at the
rate OF four and one half per cent per annnm
payable annually AT the same place on the first
day OF April each year on the presentation and
surrender, as the same shall become due, OF the
attached interest coupons.
The city or Red cloud reserves the right and
option TO pay and take up this bond and the uu
matured interest coupons at any time after five
years from April LIST, 1905 upon payment OF the
principal sum and the interest accrued sup to
the time OF such payment.
This bond Is one OF a series OF twenty Of like
tenor and amount issued for the purpose of
establishing aud maintaining system OF Elec.
tric Lights within and for said city and is Issued
nnd-r and pursuant to the provisions of sec
tated Statutes Of 1903 of the state of Nebraska
and OF proceedings had aud an election called
and held in said city on January 9th, 1906 at
whi IN election more than majority of all the
votes cast were In favor of the proposition and
issuance OF said bonds and the Mayor and
Council Of said city having found that all re.
necessary TO authorize the issuance of said
bonds have been complied with and that the
total Indebtedness Of said city including said
bonds does not exceed the statutory or consti.
tutional limit and that the total taxable value
OF the property I'm said city Is sufficient to au
thorize the same, did dire Il that said bonds he
issued.
For the payment of this bond and the interest
thereon, the full faith, credit and resources OF
the said city Of Red Cloud are hereby irrevocably
pledged
In testimony whereof the said city of Red
Cloud has caused this bond to be s gned by its
mayor and attested by Its clerk and the sea- Of
said city hereto atfi xed and this bond issued
and dated this first day OF April, 1906.
Attest: .......-. ...............
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16

The usual number of postotfice ap-
polntments were confirmed by the
senate during the week. Among those
whose commissions are approved are
Timothy b. Salmon, Lyons; Henry
Gietzen, Humphrey; Chess Chinn, st.
Paul; Sanford ID. Cole, Wymore; Cyrus
H. Hunter, Wakefield; Roy A. Rich
mond, Wausa, and Lewis M. Short,
Ainsworth. Griffeth j. Thomas has
been reappointed to his position of
postmaster at Harvard, and the senate
Will act on the presidential appoint
ment early in the week. The action
undoubtedly will be favorable.
w. A, CRAWFORD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16
Mayor.
7@8T97
City Clerk.

Attached to each of said bonds shall be
twenty interest coupons for the annual interest
10 mature according to the tenor Of said bond.
and numbered from one TO twenty inclusive In
the order of maturity and each OF which shall
be In substantially the following form:
$3.50 April l. 1905
The City of Red Cloud. Nebraska promises to
pay to the bearer hereof Twenty-Five Dolla' 3
and Fifty Gems in god coin OF the United
states or its equivalent, on the first day OF
April. 3D.. at the fiscal agancy OF the state OF
Nebraska in the city Of New York state Of New
York, being the interest due that day on its
Electric. light Bond for Five Hundred Dollars,
dated April 1, 1906
NO -....---..---..--.-.
Attest Mayor.
...-............,.,.... City Clerk.
And the said coupons may be executed by the
engraved signatures OF said mayor aud city
clerk.
Section III Said Electric Light Is ,nds when
duly executed shall be delivered to the treas.
urer OF the city OF Red oud to be by him
safely kept and under the direction Of the
mayor and council d ,livered to the purch sers
thereof upon payment Of the purchase price OF
such bond as shall be accepted by the city
council
Section " There shall be levied annually
npon the taxable property OF the city OF Red
cloud, In addition to all other taxes lawfully
levied. sum sufficient TO pay the accruing in.
terest Of said Electric Light Bonds as shall be
unpaid and outstanding and also a proper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16

-Four plums fell to Nebraska men
this week, when the senate confirmed
the presidential nominations of Luke
M. Bates OF Long Pine to be register
OF the land office at Valentine; S. j..
Weekes to be register of the land Of
fice at O'Neill; Sanford Parker of
Spencer, to be receiver of public
moneys at O'Neill, and Elof Olson of
bassett, to be receiver of public
moneys at Valentine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16

An Ordinance providing FOR the issuance and
sale OF the bonds OF the City of Red Cloud
Nebraska: to be known as Electric Light
Bonds OF said city, In the sum of Ten
Jnousand Dollars pursuant to the promo
siton submitted to and authorized by the
electors OF said city at the election called
ana heid @ therein for that purpose January
9TH 1905. and authorizing the levy OF a lax
TO pay the annual interest of said bonds and
TO create sinking fund for the pnymenl OF
the principal thereof
BE IL ordained by tie Mayor and Council ofth,
c0v 2f Red Cloud Of Webster county, Ne
6rdskd: '' ave
section l. Tnat pursuant to the proceedings
heretofore had and done by the Mayor and
council of said city OF Red Cloud and a promo.
sltlon adopted by the electors OF sad city nj n
special election called aud held therein Janu.
airy sth. 1876. by avnte Of l76 in favor thereof TO
% against such proposition that said city do
issue It's negotiable coupon bonds denominated
Electric Light Bonds Of the City of Red
CIoud In the total amount of Ten Thousand
DOLLARS and OF the denomination of Five Hun
ureu Dollars each payable to bearer and to be.
come due twenty years after April list. 1906 the
date thereof. but PAYABLE any time after the
option OF said city, and bear four and one half
per cent annual interest, principal and interest
payable at the fiscal agency Of the state Of Ne
biaska In New York City. New York.
Section H. That the said bonds hereby an.
thorized to be issued shall be in substantially
the following form:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BOND
THE CITY OF RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA
Nuhper 500
.....- nollara
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16

Republican National Committeeman
Schneider of Nebraska is here, and
was the guest of the President at
dinner in the White House on Friday.
lie is very proud of his state and the
remarkable majority it piled up for
Roosevelt and Fairbanks. He is no
less proud that the Republican ticket
swept everything before it at the last
state election. Mr.. Schneider was ac-
companied to the White House by a
score of other members of the Nation
al committee, the dinner being given
by the president in compliment to
that body.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-16

In the graduating class at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, which will
offer LOG new officer recruits to the
navy of Uncle Sam next Monday, is a
Nebraskan. He is Milo f. Fraemal of
Fremont. To western boy falls the
honor of his class an honor that car
ries with it much prestige in the ser.
vice. The fortunate young man is
Alan j. Chantry, Jr., of Malvern, Iowa.
There is considerable rivalry promis-
ed between the different cities of
Nebraska for the honor of being the
seat OF the United States court, when
the new judicial district is authorized.
Senator Millard this week presented
the petition of the Commercial club
OF Grand Island, asking that it be Sc
lected. No action was taken, but the
petition was referred to the committee
on the judiciary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
MON NTEREY CHINESE
OUTW|T WHITES.

PACIFIC GROVE. Nov. s.-Ever since
the burning of Chinatown last summer
and the subsequent ejectment of it's
residents by the Pacific improvements
Company the local Chinese fishermen
and merchants have been trying to
obtain land suitable for new China
town. few days ago it was rumored
that they were negotiating for resort
known cas- McAbees Bathing Beach
Prominent citizens of Monterey. dis
gusted at the prospect of unsa@ory
conditions of old Chinatown being re-
peated. held meeting and hastily
formed a company to acquire the prom
erty and develop it still further as a
pleasure resort by adding a tented CITY.
sufficient cash being subscribed to
close the deal. B. f. Wright wired
those in control of the property that
the citizens company would purchase
at the price named, $4,000.
telegram received today an
nounced that the beach had alrea5v
been sold TO the Chinese. The sale
may hasten the erection of new bath
ing pavilion and casino by tie Pacific
Improvement Company on the old Chi
natown beach.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
LIEUTENANT ON TRIAL FOR
ABSENCE WITHOUT LEAVE
Court Martial of Army OfFicer Who
Wrote a Letter Saying He In
tended to Commit Suicide.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The court mar
tial of Lieutenant John s Hamilton.
Twelfth Infantry, U. S. A, for absence
without leave was begun on Governors
Island yesterday Hamilton is the Of
ficer who disappeared from the con-
centration camp at Mount Gretna, Pa,
nearly three months ago and later
wrote a letter to General Bell. the chief
of the general staff, telling that officer
that he was going to commit suicide
About ten days ago Hamilton sur
rendered to General Carter in Chicago.
General Carter sent him East to be
court martialed. The trial is being
held behind closed doors at the re-
quest of Hamilton's counsel
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07

vehicles went along faster than four
miles an hour and were not molested.
A few days ago complaint was
made to the Police Department that
the patrolmen were not doing their
duty and were allowing the automobiles
to rush through the park at rate that
was in violation of the law. Yester-
day the policemen suddenly came to
life and arrested every one that in the
slightest way infringed on the law
They made arrests without giving the
slightest consideration to the merits of
the case. The trolley cars go over the
crossings at much higher rate of
speed and it is a well-known fact that
the automobile. is much more easily
handled than any other vehicle. Yet
this fact was not given any considera-
ton.
Undoubtedly there will be a test case
made. 1t will test the legality of the
local ordinance. which is in conflict
with the State law. There is no doubt
driven along altogether too fast and
they should be restricted, but then
there should be some discretion shown
by the arresting patrolman.
Before the first of December the
guide posts will be posted all along the
road between San Francisco and Los
Angeles. Chester n. Weaver of Stude-
y
now considering the designs for the
posts and before the end of the week
will have an order in the hands of the
carpenters. Before the middle of the
month | will have covered the whole
road by daylight and noted all the
places where sign should be erected
and as soon as we return they will be
shipped to the different points and
erected by our agents. AS we have
agents in every town in the State we
will be able to see that the signs are
always in place When we are through
these agents are going to keep track of
the condition of the roads 1 am figur-
ing on a plan to issue a monthly bull
letin of these reports so that the auto
mobilist may be able to tell at any
time what he may expect when he
starts out on a tour.
This is our first road-posting at
tempt and if we find that the posts
serve the purpose for which they were
erected we may consider a plan to post
the whole State But for the time be-
ing we are only figuring on the high
way south to Los Angeles"
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
TON OF WISE COIN
IS DROPPED AT
AQUEDUCT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--one of the best
cards of the meeting was arranged for
racegoers at the Aqueduct course this
afternoon. Classy fields were the rule
in nearly all the events. and some very
interesting sport was furnished. The
programme included three stake fix
lures.
A field of nine faced the barrier in
the Election Day Handicap, of which
Running Water was a warm choice in
the betting at the price of to l. The
f1lly carried a ton" of wise money, but
she failed to make good, being beaten
to the wire by Philander, an to 1
shot. which won by nearly a half
dozen lengths. Belmere and Cairngorm
were off on even terms and raced in
that fashion to the stretch, where
Philander moved up with the leaders
and. taking the lead in the run home,
held it to the end, winning as he
pleased by five lengths from Running g
two lengths for the place Philander's
victory made two successive rides for
the j. r. Keene stable
The talent met with a bad setback
in the Babylon Handicap for 2-year-
olds when Alteration, the heavily
played choice at odds of to @ failed
to come home with the long end of the
purse. Alteration was not fit and An
ished bad last. James r. Keene's
Zambesi. 1s to chance, captured the
stake.
Balzac was hot choice in the bet
ting at the price of to for the
Bushwick steeplechase handicap. He
ran a very poor race, however, and
finished next to last The winner
turned up in Expansionist, a to
shot. which won in clever fashion Re-
suits:
Teacress second. Angelina third. Time. H.
Second race. steeplechase. about two miles
Expansonist won Yama Christy second, Com
mandant third. Time, 4:20 2-5.
Third race, the Babylon Handicap. six fur
long gs-Zambesi won Waterbury second Frank
Gill third. Time. f:13 3-5s
Fourth race, the Election Day Handicap, one
mile and a furlong-Philander won Running
Water second, Angler third. Time, 1852 3-5.
Fifth race, mfle-Dreamer won, Suffice
second, Stamping Ground third. Time, ! 40 3-5.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Danville won, Judge
Post second Rappahannock third. Time, 1:l5.
Seventh race. six furlongs-Veil won, Adelin-
cite second. First Peep third. Time. l:14 is.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07

hard light to prevent adverse legis-
lation. 1t is not likely the methods
they are said to have used win he
effective this time Another thing
against this is the strained relations
existing among the promoters. II
seems impossible 10 heal the breach
between them II grows wider rather
than narrower and the utmost bitter
ness is being shown in any discussions
Of the trust
Friends of Coffroth and Graney have
tried repeatedly TO briug them together.
but without avail The trouble over
THIS months fight seems to have stir
REQ Up all the old-time feeling. Neither
side seems inclined to give in and the
threat that II one wing Of the trust
does not have its way there will be
no night seems in a fair way Of being
carried out. Willie Britt insists there
viii be fight and that the fighting
member Of his family will be one Of
the principals.
II Dick Hyland was as anxious for
? fight now as he was when he left
for Denver he could be signed Up with
out moments delay Some days since
he was willing to accept any kind Of
terms TO get on with Britt, but now he
has Joined the disciples Of high finance
and is looking for the best possible
big boxers to sign for a match these
days unless they are given al least
one-half the fighters share. no matter
what may be the outcome Of the fight
For some reason Jimmy Britt is find
ing IL harder TO set an opponent at the
present time than at any time in his
ring career. He declares his willingness
10 fight any man IN the world. but no
one steps forward TO accept his defy.
Willie Britt is extremely anxious TO
get Joe Cans to fight next month, but
his proposed match with Herman in
Nevada on New Years day seems to
take him OK Of the field. He can get
a purse Of $4,000 here If he viii agree
10 a match
Financial troubles are adding to the
strife in the Fight Trust Willie Britt
was about yesterday proclaiming that
there had been no settlement with
either himself or Jim Cofroth for the
fight between Hyland and Hanlon. Aft
er all bills were paid there was a
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
BALTIMORE ENTRIEs.

First race, I've and half furlongs-Cam.
hysses ll0, Berwyn no. Monkey Puzzle 10,
Doc Kyle 10. George B 11o. DankaIi 10 Com
mooore Them ll0, Diebold 40, Queen of
Knight l07. Meddlesome Boy 107, The Galloper
l0T. June Time l07.
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Kilts 125.
Blue Coat 125. Hyperion 10 Belle strome 100
Akbsr l20, Quadrille H. Cedric III, Contend
chon 112.
Third race. The Country Club of Pimlico sell.
Ing stakes, one and a sixteenth mfles-The
Clown 10 Hyperion 10s. Bryan los, Sonoma
Belle lO5 Belle Of Jessamine I05 NobIesse
obHge 100. Anneta Lady 103. Weirdsome 100
Grevilla 49, Euripides 80. Nonsense 49,
Fourth race Elkridge Hunt Club steepIeebase
about two miles-NutelIus I6s Kirkjevinoton
10 Reuben 1a & le5: Flora 100. Gypsic 100. Otto
face IA. Mount Henry 1877. Essex lsT.
flfth race, i've and half furlongS-Eminola
l09. Laura I04. Black Flag l04 Suzannah 90
Willetta 90. Dairy Maid 90 Miss Jersey 99'
Lucy Marie 80, Bette Landon go Nellie Racine
80. Nancy 90, Silver Point "a
sixth race. one mile-Parkville 107. Blue
5uek & Ao4; E9geE lo4; Ivanhoe 104 Singing
Master 100, Widows Mite 90 Chalfonfe 90
Chippewa 90. Rama 81. vagabond 81 90
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
The Secret
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A New Way to Stimulate Ambition

Do you want to be rich and power
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made his millions by turning his body
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The human body is machine.
The nervous system Is the motor.
Electricity is the power that runs II.
The hustling spirit of American en-
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So If you want success, if you want
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in the Hall of Fame. give yourself A
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Success comes from effort-effort is
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This is the belief of DR.. Hall ply
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building up of physical wrecks
DIR. Hairs methods are different from
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DR.. Hall is the inventor OF the new
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His experience has been wide. and
his success along the lines of his belief
has been enormous II one is TO Judge
by the following he has and the num-
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their first look into the happier future
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DR.. Hall has published a most inter-
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Any one can get il from him free for
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Francisco. Cal, for free test. or send
for free book
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07

profit of SPAS. which would mean 1852
for each Of the partners. Britt was
paid $3.50, but no further dividends
have been declared. Levy is the secre-
tary of the corporation giving the
fights. and he handled all the money
on this occasion, Treasurer Coffroth
having nothing to say in the matter.
"Graney must get his legal lore from
Puck and Judge" said Willie Britt yes
terday. He quotes the law governing
corporations glibly when it fits his
case, but ignores ii otherwise. Last
month. which was Coffroth's month,
he wanted certain rules to govern. but
this being his own month he wants
different conditions to prevail. If 1
cannot get an accounting for my share
of a fight held two months ago. I will
not help turn over the fight for this
month TO the other members of the
trust"
Morris Levy has carried out his
avowed intention Of matching Joe
Thomas and Mike CTwin) Sullivan. The
men are to meet in Dreamland Pavilion
on the last day of this month. They
have agreed to weigh 14S pounds at
o'clock on the day of the fight
An echo of the American amateur
boxing championships held here in
April was heard at the Olympic Club
yesterday, when number of athletic
members were expelled for professions
alism. Those cast out were Harry
Baker, J. NJ Carroll, W. f. Dwyer.
Frank Flores, NJ Greenfield. 1. w.
Letcher, J. Leahy, ]. Murphy and Lew
Powell
It was announced that other athletic
members will be retained on the rolls.
but for the present thew will he daniad
all privileges of the club When the
entries were made public for the big
boxing tournament in April it was
found that the best of the boxers snort
the colors of the Olympic Club They
justified their selection by wianiag
every championship The honor proved
somewhat tarnished when it developed
that they expected compensation in
addition to the trophies they won. A
rigid examination was in progress
when the fire came. Nothing more was
heard of the matter until yesterday.
when the action of the directors was
made public
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
Edited by
R. A. SMYTH
AUSTRALIAN STAR
Is HONORED BY
COLLEGIANS.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov s.
Coach flanagan and Captain E. P. Stott
'07. after a conference with the Uni
versity OF California officials. have de-
cided upon the all important question
of referee for the intercolleg gfate Rugby
game on Saturday. William Cnmack.
the Australian expert on the game. will
be the arbiter of all disputes This
places the vigilant official in complete
control of the situation when the two
universities line up for the first time
on the Rugby field Dave and Everett
Brown have been selected as timers.
while l. P. Bansbach. assistant coach.
and l. Elliott of California will be
the touch judges.
Unmack has refereed several fmpor-
tant games for both Stanford and Cali
fornia this year and is considered a
competent official He refereed the in
tercollegiate freshmen contest and
showed complete control over the play
ers. He has been Just and painstak-
ing on every occasion.
Within three hours this afternoon
Student Body Manager Sales realized
more than $2500 from the sale of seats
for the game. The rush for tickets
shows Rugby has overstepped past
records of American football Students
were able TO buy tickets in lots of fifty.
and collected a 10 per cent commission
for their services
If the negotiations with Vancouver
Rugby players. which Manager Sales
Is carrying on, are successful, the var
sity will travel north TO meet the
Britishers' at the close OF the present
semester.