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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
Strong on Cuba.

Prof e NJ Strong. % Cuba.
afsohs 20 the University students
yesterday ~ the present conditions
IN Cuba growing out ~ The span
81 American War Prof Strong 81
4 clone student Of cuhan life and
believes that the island viii have
to be ahnexed TO the United States
before long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
s,lsa or For Eaa,.


In appreciation OF the value Of
the work Of Company No I, rni
formed Rank. Knights Of Pyihlas.
IA public reception will he given
the prize winners at Eagle hall
December z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
Count orlawsk Here.

&WMNA NNHHMhE
Count OflaWak. d Russian noble.
man. 10 registered al the Butler
hotel. The Count Otlawak II con
neetod with tho diplomatic service
81 the Russian Empire.
Physicians Lecture.
Before the King County Medical
last might ia the Cham
Dor OF Commerce rooms. papers
wero read by Dr Alfred Raymond
aud pf t2of Jnnaon.
s,les orr For East.
Senator Samuel NJ plies left last
night at 10 o'clock for Vancouver.
~ G.. whore ho viii take the Ca
madam Pacific nt 80 o'clock this
afternoon for Washington. - G.
Veterans Give Smoker.
The momhofa of the George ".
Foft80n Camp 40. United Spanish
War veterans held smoker nc
Madfona hall last night at which
$50 Veterans we're present
Reception 20 Prize Winners.
In appreciation OF the value of
the work Of Company No I. rni
formed Rank. Knights Of Pyihlas.
"a public reception will he given
tho prize winners at Eagle hall
December z
Fruit Growers Meet
Tho fourteenth annual meeting of
the Northwest Fruit Growers aaao-
citation will be held In Seattle Jan
nary 10. n and rs Tho states rep.
resented in this meeting arn Ore
son. Washington. Idaho. Montana
and British Columbia.
Union Has Smoker
Tho annual smoker Of the Build
Ing iaborors' union was held At
Labor tumpie last evening. the
wives. daughters and hNeethearta
nf the members helped 20 make the
evening a success
Secured Money Illegally.
John 8chlurei. charged b. Martin
Lundberg with obtaining money on
false preienses. Was yesterday ar
niauod Ia tho court 81 Judge
George The defendant was not
prepared Ia enter his plea. aud hia
hearing waa set for Friday
Master BARRIERS Organize.
The master BARRIERS met last
night at 1893 First av for the puf.
pose OF peffecting a permanent or
gnnlEation This vas effected and
will be- known ne the Master bar
bora ot Seattle n T Sayea was
elected president. ana J = shreSH
bury. secretary.
To Hold Adams Here.
An effort IL being made By A.
torney Walter Fulton 20 allow
George Edwards Adams 60 remain
In tho county JAIL until tho taking
81 testimony before Special master
u chnncery WIN " Thompson In
connection with tho civil suits Is
completed
Commercial Club Meets.
At the meeting ~ the Conner.
rini club Last night the question %
public rest rooms WIS referred 70
the committee on public improve.
meets The widening 81 Jackson
=, "a aE feet IN front 81 The KlnF
q passenger station was discussed
and referred to the committee on
streets and roads.
Strong on Cuba.
Prof q ~ Strong. % Cuba
afsoks 20 the University students
Yesterday ~ the present conditions
In Cuba growing out ~ The span.
81 American War Prof Strong ~
clone student Of Cuban life and
believes that the island viii have
"a be annexed to the United States
hefofr long.
Morrison Returns.
Councilman Morrison. Of the
fifth ward returned hone yessar-
lay after an extended Eastern trip
Mf Morrison stated that Seattle IN
most things that SO 10 make ~ n
great city com pared very favofably
with most Eastern cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
Rev. I. G. McLauehlin

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch)
CHARLOTTE. y c.. September 3D.
Rev Isaac Grier Mclaughlin died this
morning at 1.45 o'clock. al his home near
NeWels after n short illness.
Air Mclaughlin was the Oldest minister
in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church He was born near Sardis. this
county. January 20. 1870. He finished his
preparatory studies under Revs. X G.
Gr.er and James Wilker and received
lis collegiate education al Jefferson col
lege. Allegheny. Pa. where he was
graduated IN the fall OF ISL lie spent
one session in the Erskine TheoloCical
Seminary at Due West. S c.. and COM
Ileted his course at Cannonsburg. Pa.
He made all the trips from this section
10 Pennsylvania on horseback
Mr. Mclaughlin was married in 1872
% Miss Margaret August Black. OF West
virginia lie was licensed 70 preach the
following year. and was Installed as pas
Tor az the New Lebanon Associate Re
formed Presbyterian Church Mrs Nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
A Seacow Blackboard.

People who visited the zoo on the
Fourth greatly annoyed the keeper OF
the seacow. new acquisition bv polk
Ing i with canes or pencils. Exhausted
by his efforts to stop the practice. he en-
gagged a tramp for fifty cents and toll
him 20 keep track Of how many people
looked az the manatee. AT s o'clock the
keeper looked up at his substitute
There's been more than 5000 people
here said the latter. I haven't time to
reckon up the exact number yet. and
WON'T uprl audit up my books"
Where's the paper YOU kept your a.-
counts on?' asked stephen. the keeper.
Il didn't have any paper" answered
the hobo. as II proud Of his ingenuity.
''hut 7 had a good soft lead pencil AND
kept tab on the seacow back
lie pointed TO the patient mauatce. Gil,
back OF which resenabled "a blackboard %
country schoolhouse after r.e annual
MISUNDERSTANDING Leatar.
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DEATHS

BNEEnEN Died. at The residence or
her parents 50i North Tnirty-forrtn
street. Lorraine. only daughter OF Mr.
Frederick ana Mrs Kate Goode Breed
en- aged ton months and thirteen DAYS.
Funeral notice iu evening papers
Died. September 18th 1o...
at 6.l5 r VI. az her fathers residence.
S-1 Fifth street. Fulton. NELLIE. old
est child NJ Joseph 5. and Emma Rear
don.
Funeral VIII take place from II
Patr.cks Church SATURDAY ar p
NJ Interment Mount Calvary.
~RIRIlN.-pied. az his home 2i5 NJ
street. Wednesday. September l2ta. az
noon. EUGENE Q. TRIBLIN. I'm the
hfty-hfth year OF his age.
The funeral from the residence az $50.
Washington. Baltimore ami f-r.4-
ericksnurS papers please copy
] l-rR. Died. az her residence a3s West
clay street. at $50 =. ~. "Wednesday,
Mrs MARTHA TYLER shc leaves
husband. S. y. Tyler. and - caG-
dren-W. a. and Annie Belle Tyler
Funeral az r. NJ THIS AFTER
NOON from the residences.
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True Theory of Phvsician,s Fee


Pc conscientious physician should for
u'ulate for himself fee rate. ana ers-+
'nis ot All lis patients who exrec- o,S
ar" a.ie o. pay the market rates. TO-
$40 iArE receive. whether groceries ~
N',Nicai services He is nor IN d,.,y
,.-ied upon. except IN case ~ arnarzen.,-
{" treat one who cannot afr1rd 70 nav
A.s regular zee. bur IL he does he remit.
part 'r an ~ HIS bin 20 meet tha
necessities ~ HIS patient. But this IL
voluntary act ~ charity and the -re~-
uuoner he's no moral right 10 oor1De-
safe himself for the undercharge nv o,-a--
charging the next millionaire who seats
ms advice tfa should exact ~ Rim, ori,.
tAe regular fee which be- charges >o-
services renienei 20 all HIS vrar-fo-so
pitents To was the highwavrno~ ~ I'D
Who robbed the rich 20 feed tne -oo-.
but in these DAYS OF orga nfzeH medical
charities tle physician 's nor called r,,,
ID an this role.
After the death OF r-utti-nuIio-aire
tho newspapers sometimes report fhe
nling az an excessive hli so- fne4i-.f
services against the estate rt fz these
reports -raro. we are pleased On note
FOR the honor az tia profession which
bring 3i=credit upon our guul. anG give
occasion FOR comments upon the ''rapa-
ciousness ~ physi~.ans" exposing the
honorable and conscientious practitioners
who constitute rho great u6sa % our
profession o. tte unGosa~ved charge OF
"comnerciailer. New York Medical
Record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
You can obtain
Certain Body Building
Results by Using
GRAPE-NUTS
FOOD.
QUESTIONING A FRIEND.

II one takes tho trouble 20 carcfullv
question person that has been using
Grape Nuts Food for two or three weeks
tho facts win be brought out that erra,u-
ally there comes over tho body a feel.ns,
az increased strength. particularly II
mental strength and ability.
The mind works clearer and more ac-
lively when 10 plays upon a brain that
SIS refreshed. rebuilt and properly COM
structcd by the food elements intended
by Nature for such work
This IS profound fact regarding
Grape Nuts The Food contains Just tho
kind 90 material nature must have TO
unite with albumen. from which 70 re-
huld the gray matter in the brain and
nerve centres throughout the body
Therefore tho user can expect and obtain
definite result from the pegular use OF
Grapc-Nuts.
There q reason"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
Beautiful Flowers.

AN account OF the contest would -,.
he completed without some rne7r..'.,
l-.e Nea--I-- yard OF the winners az 90.
nrst prize. Roberta. Jennie. ana 80.
Cannon, la1 North Twentv-si,-r,, 60
IN the rear yard there were e--.,,..-..-
quite the finest lot ~ asters ono ...,.-f
hope To see. Tie varieties v,er, .,-
marked and tle flowers in fuv lr-
anu CONDITION. Iae effect on ente-lre
the yard was simply stlrr,risir.- ..t
called forth ordinations 81 T.1'-..-
and enthusiasm on the part Of tho ,.r.-
mittee
The Times-nispateh has been asked b,-
the CIVIC Improvement League. who's.
committee Judged the childrens' gardens
20 correct am erroneous fuuressio-, -r-f.t
is entertained ov some OF the s.....I
Cllldreu. The committee hegs To- st.-..
that Tho Tlme~-DlSpatch, and nor --
Civic Improvement League. is awarding
the prizes for tho best gardens ria
Civic Improvement League. through tic
help OF tile public school teachers -
gauized junior leagues last spring in
nearly All Of the schools. while at ria
same time SO distributed nearly SON
packets of flower seed to as many school
children
1t was not the purpose or the league
10 OFFER prizes f0r flower gardens os p
believed the growing and care of tte
flowers carried with il it's own reward.
The Tlwes-Dispatch. however. rcquestea
the privilege Of Offering prizes. and asked
the help of tho Flower and Tree PLANTING
Committee 81 the league in Judging tn-
gardens Of the children and making the
awards. The league was only too GLAD
90 accele 20 snch d. request. and the ar-
nounccmeut was made through the one
paper which was giving the prizes. name
~. The Times Dispatch.
1t is an interesting fact that the garden
contest was begun exclusively by Tho
Times Dispatch.
Announcement OF the day whereon ths
prize winners may call at The Times
Dispatch office for their reward viii ba
made no to-morrow's paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
William Marshall

Special % The Times Dispatchl
GLA IESBoRo. VA. September 10
Air. William Marshall ~ this place. died
last saturday and was buried Sunday ar
Pho family burying ground. near his late
residence. Mr.. Marshall held the office
of Justice az the Peace for a number
~ wears. and VIII De missed in this
vicinity He was "a large landowner. and
lsf. considerable property. He leaves a
widow. three sons and four daughters.
l-o was born sevcnty-seven years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
MAJ. TIERNEY FAILS
TO SURVIVE SHOCK
Operation as Last Resort Fatal
70 Prominent Hyattsville
Resident.
ONCE LIVED IN RICHMOND
Early Thrown on Own Resources,
lie Gradually Worked to
the Top.

iYATrsvILLE. September l5-rhe
FUNERAL OF Major Michael v. Ticrney. fore
ui-i May ~ ~ Hyattsyile. who died yes
VII Doe held saturday ur .rring al ~ at
81 Jerome Church. m Hy-ttsliNe ser
vices viii Doe conducted by the Rev h.
lower intermrut Will be iu oak HIN
Major Tieruey had been iu .li health for
several years. but 10 was nor known that
lis condition was serious until a few days
aso, when Le went 20 Providence Hos
l.tal for au operation FOR liver disease.
tAe operation was most difficult and
SeEere one. ana hut lttle hope was ere
ttrtane4 for lis recovery.
Once Resided in Richmond.
Born ia Washington IN lN3 Major Tier
ney Wa The son II John and Ann Tier
-i-y- " men less t4al year OH he
moved 20 Richmond with his parents
site the famous Libby Prison.
" -en nine years OF axe young Tier
ney fathe0 died ard on two occasions
"e ana his mother were captured while
aftemptins 10 reach Baltimore once
tney were taken by the Union soldiers.
ana again by the Confederate forces. but
having a pass from the Confederate gov
t'enent. they reached Baltimore IN
after "a short residence in Baltimore
t-e boy s. mother died. and he was sent
20 school AT fredericksburg. and. later
p w tSr'ng' on- be took up the study
of government claims. aud On 1880 enter
90 the Georgetown Law School. gradual
tnE three years later He enlisted ia thu
District militia. and after receiving sew
erai uromoti0ns. was appointed by Prs
tdent Mckinley chief OF ordnance with
i-t rank - major.
Several years ago Major Tierney pur-
chased Raven wood. just on the out
SKIRTS of Hrattsvlie For three years
De- >as member ~ The Board OF Town
Comm. s.on"rs IN lso the form OF To-
'al government was changed. and Ma
1nr I-erney was elected Mavor without
'f'ftI~ tINN. 81. was reelected -le fn.-
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Nav Send Both

WASHINGTON. September 49, Rival
ry between the hattleships louisiana ana
Connecticut as o. which shall take The
President 90 Panama may Dee settled by
sending both II has now been prac-
tcaJly determined that Secretary TAFT
Will be on board the same ship as the
President. Much depends upon the early
trials ~ the Connecticut and whether
She can be shaken down" by the time
Tie President Is readv 10 start
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
MUST SERVE LONG TERM
FOR MURDER Of jODES
Bristol jury Finds Orr Guilty.
Punishment Fixed at Eighteen
Years.

BRISTOL. TENN. September r2 -.
The Hastings Court OF Bristol W ~
day. % jury found John orr guilty ~
t.e murder OF George Jones. ana axed
nis punishment at eiehteen years in the
pcuiteut4ry. Orr shot Jones 5,,rr, ,,.
the platform Of the Union Depot when
the latter WAS supposed % DE i'm the acr
OF leaving Bristol with Orr's wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
Successful Revival

lspecial 70 Tie Times ieDafcn
CHATHAM. VA. September he Tr.
revival which has been IN progress En-
County Line Church for several da,f
closed recently. In an. about fortv-d1e
additions were made TO the church. The
meeting was conducted by Rev. ~. n
Clark. assisted by Rev. Mr. Gem. Of
Stonevile. y. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
OBITUARY.
Edwin Glassell Conway.

Master Edwin Glassel CONWAY infant
son % AiF and Mrs Edwin Conway. died
90 Tie Retreat. In Orange county Sep
tyflNer i'tl The interment was made in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
Mrs. George w. Brovles.

T-H"07II y The Times UispatclI
LrRAY Va. September ls-Mrs.
George w. Broyles. OF Ida this county.
-iet last night from inflrmitios incident
to ola age Mrs Isroyles died on ne~
seventy birthday. She is survived
ty husband and four children. among
tho latter being former commissioner OF
the revenue u. W. Broyles and rural
fef-er-carrier u r TrOvles of ,--a,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
Packing Plant on Fire.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. September 18-
Fire tonight dismautled part of the Gu
daily Brothers Packing Plant at Cudahy.
a suburb The killing building was FIRST
dan1ged. Mr.. Cudahy says the loss is
500 ono
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14

I.auehiin died i'm 1888. NIr .Taughlin
was called 20 Back Creek Church in
May. 1896. and was installed in this
new charge October a. 1886 TIE was
pastor Of this church FOR nearly nifty
years He was a licensed preacher Tor
siNty-three years
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
Neusy Notes From Nei9hborin9 Touns

Monday disclosed the fact that Mr..
Roulier had a large abscess in the alb
dominal cavity in addition to a bad
appendix. The abscess was taken
from him but the patient will not be
in condition to have the appendix re
moved for some days.
Mrs. August Brunke, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Everling, died Sun
day, April 20, at a hospital in st.
Louis, where she had been taken from
her home the Tuesday previous.
Death resulted from an operation for
appendicitis. Hattie Florence Ever
ling was born September %, 1879, in
Union county, Iowa, removed with her
parents to Seward county, Neb., in
March 1889, where she remained until
1893, when she came to Webster coun-
ty. Here her girlhood was passed and
January 10, 1896, was married to Au-
gust Brunke of this place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
SMITH CENTER
N'rom the Mcsscngcr.)

Postmaster Nelson sports IA new
run about automobile.
Ote Frazier Of Logan township, was
married Wednesday, April lS, at York,
Neb., to Miss Katie Malany.
l.. II. Blackledge, attorney at law,
of Red Cloud, Neb., was in town Mon
day comforting with ID. NJ. Rclihan,
concerning some legal affairs.
Mr.. Harry Gladman and Miss Ruth
Bowen were united in marriage Tues
day May l, 1906, by Rev. Blanchard at
the home of the brides mother in this
city.
Married, at the home of the brides
mother in this city Saturday evening
April l2 at 8 o'clock, Miss Orpha Nuss-
banner and Mr.. Everett M~unsell, Rev.
McGrew officiating.
The seven months-old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. George Vellus of Swan town
ship, died Friday morning of stomach
trouble, and was buried in the Mead
cemetery Sunday, at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Dickinson from Lebanon was in
town Tuesday looking over the pros
poets of an electric light plant. The
plant talked Of was to make M plant
light Smith Center, Bellaire and
Lebanon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
BLUE HILL
From the Leader.)


T.. G. Rees has erected a 3Ox32 dry
ing Don to his cement block factory
building.
A set of new lamps have been placed
in the M. E. church. A much needed
improvement.
John A. Ray Of Napynee, has accept
ee a position as clerk in w. G. Frahm's
general store.
Chas. and Ray Hogate shipped in
two car loads of young cattle from
Kansas City Saturday.
Our ball team played at Guide Rock
last Thursday and cleaned up the
Guide Rock team to the tune Of 5 to 0.
G.. +. Schlagter and family arrived
here wednesday and will open up a
new store in the room north of the
creamery Office.
b. j.. j. Meedts has the cellar com
pleted and is Citing the material on
the ground for his fine new residence
in west Blue Hill.
VIM. Gihley, father-in-law of E. F.
Reese, died at his home in Grand Is
land Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
left for Grand Island Saturday to at
tend the funeral.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
FRANKLIN
From the Sentinel.)

John Detlefson has recently return.
ed from Srn Francisco, where he aud
his brother Nick, witnessed the terri
BILE catastrophy.
Jake ~Brumbaugh, Bert Jones and
Fred Maser went to Orleans Thursday
in charge of Bloedorn-H ilsabeck's
cement mixer with which they will
mix the material for 5000 foot of four
foot sidewalks.
A bor rible accident occurred north
of Bloomington last Saturday when a
ffteen-year-old boy blew off the top of
the head of a little cousin with a shot
gun. 1t was another case of didn't
know it vas loaded"
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Austin On east Nuckolls treet was the
scene Of a brilliant social function
Thursday evening given by their
daughters, Mrs w. +. Humphrey and
Mrs. f. f.. Eichelberger, to the ladies
of the Athena club and their husbands.
Edith Belle, the fourth daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. f.. Hayes, died at
their home west of town, Sunday
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
BLOOMINGTON
From the Advocate.)

Evangelist Buffom has been holding
revival meetings in the Baptist church
the past week.
Ernest Parker is walking around
with crutches on account of injuring
his knee by shipping into a hole.
On Wednesday forenoon in the
Catholic church, James Carney and
Miss Mamie Strangman, Father Louc-
not officiating.
w. T.. Haller brought to our Office
this week a curious freak of nature in
the shape of a little pig without an
under jaw or tongue.
Fred Bussey, who lived with j. M.
McCammon for awhile in this city,
was recently murdered at Fayetteville,
Ark. He had only been married a
month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
MANKATO.
From the Advcrtiscr.)

Oryillo Fulmer, formerly IA barber
at this place, but now of Concordia,
was married Tuesday evening to Miss
Carrie Ringer, of that city.
\ young man nrmed VanDusen, of
the Esbon country, was kicked by II
h,r,e Monday and badly injured. The
doctors fear he will not recover
The cement sidewalks builders are
getting busy these warm days. The
results will be some pretty good side
walks in Mankato before the summer
is over.
Mrs. w. S. Durrett went to Leba.
non last night in response to Il mes
a x stating the critical condition of
her brother, Levi Steiner, who met
with a serious accident Tuesday even.
ing.
The Burr Oak high school ball team
came down yesterday and put the fix.
ings to the Mankato high school team.
The game was played on the grounds
north of the y. b. church and n fairly
large crowd attended. The score was
10 to 1 in favor Of Burr Oak.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
RIVERTON
From the Review.)

(From the Review
John Wickstrom has planted a hedge
of a new variety around his lots.
Robert and Ben Allen went to Leba-
non, Kansas, to buy some horses.
Gus Iverson has the foundation laid
for his new residence in the west part
of town.
The Riverton Creamery Company is
putting in a new boiler in the engil Q
room this week.
The Woodman lodge voted S25 at
their last meeting to be sent to the
Woodman lodge at San Francisco.
John Rexroat, who has been work.
Ing for w. H. Hobart, for several
months, resigned his position Satur
day and went to Missouri.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
Organize AGAINST Thieves.

Stanton, Neb., May 9.-The numer.
Gus thefts of horses in this part OF the
state has aroused the farmers and
business men to such an extent that
an organized effort will be made to
exterminate the thieves. At Pilger
the business men and farmers met and
effected a temporary organization, de.
signed to prevent further stealing OF
horses. AS o O as the organization
is perfected at Pilger meetings will
be held in Stanton, Wisner, Norfolk,
Winside, Wayne and other towns
nearby to organize other associations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
Drink, Family Quarrel, Suicide,

Dannebrog, Neb, May John
Chalupsky, a farmer residing three
miles south of st. Paul, committed
suicide by blowing out his brains with
a shotgun. Temporary insanity,
caused by drinking, is supposed TO
have been the cause Of his action.
Mrs. Chalupsky came to town with
her little daughter, telling a terrible
story OF brutality and suffering, and
swore u a warrant for her hus-
hands arrest on a charge OF assault.
When the sheriff entered the place he
found Chalupsky lying on the floor
with the top Of his head blown of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
SUPERIOR
From the Journal.)

Rev. Pollock went to Lawrence,
Kan, this morning to attend the state
Sunday school convention.
l.. w. Mendell, who "dished out"
the mail here a few years ngo, but who
now lives at Schuyler, Neb., has re-
ceived the appointment of mail clerk.
A. M. Collett, master car builder of
the Union Pacific shops at Omaha,
owner of the 800 acres which later be
came the original townsite of Superior,
died on "Wednesday of apoplexy.
DIR. Wait received a telegram Thurs
day evening from Livingstone, Mont,
announcing the marriage of Miss
Frances Harrington to Mr.. Floyd
Flrnsworth, of the Northern Pacific.
Word has just been received here
that Edith Fulton, "A sister of Mrs.
Will Law, of this place, die March 30,