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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior Land

department ol tiit Interior. Lana
Oilicc at linron. $. ID. Aue. q. 1906
NOTICE is hereby given thai III LII
Il. Al S'rlN of Forest City. $. ID. has filed
notice of her intention to make final com
mutation proof in support of her claim.
viz: homestead entry no. lsOs9 made June
II. l9D,. for thr lots and > of section >
Will be made before Clerk of Courts AT
Gettysburg $. ID. on sept. 10. 1906. She
names the following witnesses To prove
her continuous Residence upon and cmlti-
Naton OF Tia" land. viz:
W. Il. Austin. of Forest City. $. d.. Jules
Whitc>idc and d. j. Mckay of Gettys-
burg :. ID. and Fran, Aldrich Of f'orcs,
City. $. ID.
50 c. A. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-16
Very Low Excursion Rates TO Denver

very low lAelIrSI0n Rates 10 Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo. via the
North Western Line. will be in effect
from all stations Sept. ~ To - inclusive
with favorable return limits. account of
Pixies Peak Centennial Celebration. For
full information apply to Agents Chicago
X North Western Ry.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-16
For SALE.

30 head of Young COWS with calf
by Hereford bull. also with suck
ing calf. One years time will
be given ON bankablc security.
FRANK ALDHICI.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-16
Agency Budget.


Miss Judge lstl for her former
home ut Elmira. \. u. for short
visit.
a farewell suroli>c party was
given to Miss Belya Wright Wed.
evening.
Mr.. II. c. Craig. thc new issue
clerk. returned from his vacation
this morning.
The police court sentenced seven
persons to the guardhouse for va
rious otfenscs.
Dennis Buck has been spending
week here on special business
with the Agent.
Miss Agnes Hatch gave tea
party to her friends on WedncS-
day evening of last week.
Frank Wright and family left
for Gettysburg this (rhurs. )morn-
ing, where they expect to make
their future home.
Mr.. Gccr left for Michigan to
take his annual vacation. John
Green is running the waterworks
for him till he gets back.
Major Hatch and family left on
Monday for Campbell county,
where we understand they will
make their future home on a farm.
The Indians who were i'm to draw
rations gave a bio feast at their
camp last Saturday. and it is said
did a lot of trading among them
selyes.
Half Rates to State Fair at Huron 5. D.
via the North Western Line. Excursion
tickets will be sold at one fare for round
return until Sept. II. Apply to agents
| Chicago 4 Northwestern Ky.
Mrs. o. Ilodgkiss has petition
in circulation, praying for citizen /,
rights under the special net passed
by the last Congress. She is an
allOttee of the SiSSctOn reservation.
Pauline and Genevievc Ludlow
had Joint birthday party last
Saturday evening. their birthdays
occurring the 2nd and 10th inst.
respectively. when they we're 10
and { years old.
The Business Council has ad-
journed to meet again on the 22nd
inst. after deciding to invite the
lcssecs and late bidders to meet
with them on that date. If the
two sides cannot then come to an
"A rrcemcnt. advertisements will be
issued again for new bids.
A surprise party was alven to
Miss Agnes Hatch last Thursday
evening. 1t was managed by the
Misses Elsie Dunn. Eliz. Judge.
Alma Doss. Maud LaPlant and
Gir.ie Worth. who invited their
young gentlemen friends, and
gave them the best of games. re-
freshments and other amusements
MIR. Warmers ship load of lnm-
ber has been heard from at last.
1t has been tied up to the vest side
of the river. Just below Frank
ioehmer's ranch. for over a week
waiting for repairs for Il disabled
engine. There are two cal loads OF
lumber on it. He went up Wed. to
investigate and reports ihat tho
work of repairing was nov about
finished. The distance is eighteen
miles from Forest City. and the
run viii! be made i'm half a day.
Mr.. Clarly went to Whi,chorse
last Saturday to take Charge o1
the issue of ration>. nccompanic,
by S'pt. Mossman. They return
ed Wednesday cvcnin" and ar.
telling numerous stories of theII
experience. 1t seems tlal thcr,
was a heavy rain at the head o
the Moreau, which raised the wa
| ter foot or more. Tucsday night
While attempting to for' it tn
team became unmanageaDle ant
.. turned the buggy over. compellin.
the occupants to swim 10 shore
y The horses and buggy we're res
$ cued. and the journey resumes
withg,ilf nnv f,rtI,nr nj hon
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
ROOSEVELT TAKES A HAND.
Another Effort Will Be Made to Pun
ish Packers as individuals.

Chicago, April 1.-THE Chronicle
says: president Roosevelt has once
more taken a personal hand in the
prosecution OF the packers, and the re-
suit is apparent in a resumption of
activity ON the part of the local fed
eral officials. II has been announced
that the effort to punish the packers
as individuals is to be renewed with
promptitude and vigor. This is under
direct instructions to District Attor-
ney Morrison from the president and
Attorney General Moody. Attorney
Morrison has been directed to pro.
coed against the packers under the
injunction OF Judge Grosscup of the
United States circuit court, and also
to seek new indictments before the
next federal grand jury. The govern,
ment agents are now at work securing
information which is to be used as a
basis Of complaint before the grand
jury next month. This evidence, it is
said, will sustain a charge by the gov
eminent that the packers as individ.
uals have violated the injunction OF
Judge GrosScup. Several railroad ofn
Gals have responded To questions put
TO them by government agents ant
the Information secured from the rail
road men, together with information
volunteered By former and presen.
employees OF the packers was declared
by n OF the federal officials to b,
sufficient to warrant the return of in
dictments against certain of the pack
erS."
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Proctor Arrested as Embezzler.

Boston, April 9.-Robert G.. Proc
tor, private secretary of Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, for whose arrest
on the charge Of embezzlement a war
rant was issued, surrendered himself
at police headquarters and was imme'
diately released on $500 bail. The
specific charge is that Proctor embez-
zled 1925 belonging to John E. Best.
gen of Quincy in October, 1904. Best
gen alleged that he gave Proctor the
money as a Republican campaign con-
tribution and that Proctor promised
to aid him in obtaining a consulship.
1t is further alleged that no record of
this sum appears on the books of the
Republican state committee and that
it has not been included in the returns
of campaign contributions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
BLOW FOR CATTLE TRADE.
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
Declared a Trust.

Topeka, April 9.-In a decision rem
dered here the Kansas supreme court
held that the Kansas City Live Stock
exchange Is a trust and that all cattle
mortgages made through members OF
that exchange are invalid.
The ~far-reaching effects Of this de-
cision are beyond estimation. Nearly
all the chattel mortgages issued
through the members of the exchange
contain the provision that a commits
sion of at least so cents a head shall
be charged. Under the holding OF
the court this Is sufficient to constl-
tute a trust, and all the notes and
mortgages are absolutely void and
cannot be enforced. Millions of dol
lars worth of cattle paper will be ar
fected.
The opinion, which is long, was de-
livered by Justice Mason, all the JUS
tices concurring. The decision abso'
lutely reverses a former decision OF
the supreme court on the same case,
The present decision is on a rehear'
ing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
BRYAN Returns in September.

Lincoln, April 9.-In a private let
ter received from w. j. Bryan, writ
ten at Calcutta, India, Mr.. Bryan says
he expects to return home about the
middle of September. His itinerary
includes a steamer trip from Bombay,
India, to Cairo, Egypt; a journey to
the Holy Land, thence to Constanti'
nople and from there to st. Peters.
burg, reaching the Russian capital
about the time the new regime in
governmental affairs has been inau'
gurated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Teachers Elect Officers.

Beatrice, Neb., April THE South
eastern Nebraska Educational associ'
alton elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, County
Superintendent George d. Caring
ton. Auburn; vice president, Principal
c e. Teach, Fairbury; secretary.
Miss Louise f. Jones. Lincoln; treas.
urer, Principal Luther Mumford, Be-
atrice; executive committee, Superin'
tendent C. A. Fulmer OF Beatrice and
Professor Herbert Brownell OF the
Peru state normal. The total regis
tration was nearly 400 and the ses'
sions were well attended and full OF
interest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Find Evidence of Fixed Ballots.

Omaha, April H. Disclosures
brought to light by tie opening of the
ballot boxes were that at least four
of the boxes had been secretly opened
by some persons unknown, and over
eighty ballots had been fraudulently
changed for the manifest purpose OF
changing the result Of the Republican
primaries. One object was plainly to
effect the nomination OF Elbourn in
stead of G~reenleaf for city clerk and
the other was to reverse the positions
OF Broatch and Hennings, mayoralty
candidates, so as to put Hennings in
third place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Death of E. M. Pethoud.

Beatrice, Neb., April 9.-F. M.
Pethoud, probably the earliest settler
in this county, died after a long i'll
ness of Bright's disease. Francis
Marion Pethoud was born in Lawrence
county, Ohio, July 7, 1887. He grew
to manhood in that state and in 1857
removed to this county, where he
took up a homestead. He vas a man
of energy and force of character. one
of the kind of men who came into this
inhospitable wild before the Indian
had surrendered his claim to it, and
did much to develop the county. Be-
sides a widow, Mr.. Pethoud leaves
three sons and four daughters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Days Trading and
Closing Quotations.

Chicago, April 10.-A sharp advance in
wheat here followed the publication of the
government crop report, which showed a
loss of five points In the condition of fail
sowu wheat. The market closed strong,
with the May delivery Ac higher, Corn
and oats were changed very slightly and
provisions were 50T1sc higher. Closing
prices:
W~heat-May, 7s7sc; July, IS2s@7SlGc:
Sept, 773sm77Ac.
~Corn-May, 4Glsc; July, Ace; Sept, AGA
diGkc,
Oats-May, 3lMm3lAc; July, 30hc; Sept,
zoe.
Pork-May, $lG,32l3: July, $l6.i0.
Lard-May, $3.50; July, $3.50.
Chicago Cash Prlces-No. = hard wheat,
7ShaSlHc; No. 3 hard wheat, 73d7Sc; No.
= corn, 46Ac.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
MANY VESSELS ARE WRECKED
One Hundred and seventy Lives Lost
in South Sea Hurricane.

San Francisco, April 9.-The Maripo-
ga arrived from Tahiti bringing add
tional particulars of the storm which
swept the Society and other South
sea islands. According to the latest
estimates 10 lives were lost and the
property damage amounted to $l,5OO,'
600. Among the Mariposa's passen'
gers were three members OF the crew
of the British ship County OF Rox'
burgh, Captain j. Leslie, which went
ashore during the hurricane at To
karva. Out of her crew of twenty
four, ten lives were lest. Other yes
sells lost during the storm were the
French schooner Tahtienne, with Cap
tain Dexter and eight of her crew,
and the French schooner Touture,
with all on board. The French schoon-
err M%orureora is overdue and it is sup
posed that she is lost, with all on
board, off 1ikehou.
A boat Of the gasoline schooner
Eimeo was found on the beach on one
of the Tuamotu islands. Possibly
twenty-five or thirty persons persisted
with the Eimeo.
Many of the Tuamotu islands we're
swept clear of all buildings and thou
sands of cucoanut trees. At Anaa,
the center Of the hurricane, a substan.
tial stone structure, in which fifty
persons took refuge, collapsed under
the pressure of the heavy seas, caus'
ing the death of forty-eight persons,
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Accented Normal Building.

Lincoln. April l0.-After a tumultu-
Gus meeting, lasting until midnight,
the state normal board accepted the
KearEsy normal school after first de-
duCtiseS $500 from the last payment Of
$1,000 due TIE contractors, Knuteson
& Isdell. Architect Berlinghof report
ed to the board that the building had
not come up to the specifications in
that the color OF the stone was not
uniform and some of the blocks were
not in line with the majority Of the
blocks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Mrs. Adams of for the South.

Superior, Neb., April Mrs. Abble
A. Adams, national president of the
Woman's Relief Corps, has left on an
official trip through the south in the
interest of the organization. Her first
stop will be at St. Louis, then at Nash
vile, then at Atlanta. Two days will
be spent at Andersonyille prison,
Georgia. April 10 and IL she will at
tend the meeting of the Department
of Tennessee, w. r. c., at Chatta.
nooga. The National park at Chicka'
manga will be visited before her re-
turn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Teachers End a Busy Session.

Fremont. Neb., April 9.-The East
ern Central Nebraska Teachers asso'
citation closed their first session, The
enrolment far exceeded the expecta'
tions of the local committees, the to.
tai being 951. The following officers
were elected for the coming year;
President, H. II. Hahn, Blair; yice
president, N. NJ. Graham, South Oma'
ha; secretary, f. e. Taylor, Fuller
ton; treasurer, w. A. Yoder, Omaha;
members executive committee, N. c.
Abbott, Tekamah, and j. c. Matzen,
Fremont. An invitation OF the FIRE.
mont Commercial club to hold the
next meeting in Fremont was unani'
mously accepted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
DOWIE is IN CHICAGO
AvoIrs GOING TO ZION CITY uN.
TIL STATUS Is FIXED.
Gays There Will Be No Compromise
with voliva, but Fight Will BE a
Purely Legal one-holds Confer.
ence at Hotel With Lawyers.

Chicago. April 11.-Dr. John Alex
ander Bowie will not advance on the
hosts OF Zion" as suddenly as he ex.
pectpd. After a long consultation
with his legal adviser, Emil c. Wet.
Ton, bowie gave out the statement
that it might be several days before
hc saw ft TO enter the city which he
had founded. The first apostle al.
rived in Chicago at 8 a. IN, complet-
ing the first stage of his long journey
from Mexico to the city Of Zion, where
h. is to race his aCcusers. An I'M
mcnso crowd was at the station to
greet the seir.styled elijah I'LL" He
was in the best Of spirits and health
at the time and before leaving tho
car. cracked several jokes with the
number Of newspaper correspondents
gathered about him. Escorted by a
number of loyal followers, who had
boarded the train at Englewood, a
suburb of Chicago, he made his way
10 the end OF the train and stepped
down upon the station platform. The
moment the crowd caught a glimpse
OF this muCh.talked-of old man, a
cheer arose and he was greeted with
an assortment of welcomes ranging
from the royerent Peace be with
you of the Zionites TO the more
jucular Good boy, Dowie,' of the
members OF the curious throng. The
crowd was so great about the first
apostle" that the police protection
proved entirely too inadequate and
the members of the Zion guards vino
were protecting their leader had TO
fight vigorously to get him to the car
rjage which was awaiting him at the
curb. He was driven to the Audito-
rum Annex. where apartments had
been secured for him and his party.
After a short rest, Dowie' summoned
his legal advisers and then ensued a
lengthy conference. Just what the
proceedings will be to reinstate 1.-The
first apostle" in Zion City were not
definitely stated, but DR.. Dowie did
state most emphatically that there
would be no compromise with Voliva,
and that DR.. John Alexander Dowie
must be the leader of Zion or nothing
at all.
This same determination of spirit
was manifested at Zion City when, al
a conference of the business commit
tee OF twelve appointed by Voliva. II
was decided to send to all branches
of the church throughout the world
the following order: Officers of the
Christian Catholic Apostolic church
are directed not to send any more
money for Mexican land warrants
The Mexican contributions ar,
Dowie's last resort, control Of then
being in the hands of Deacons Levi.
and white. Dowie's friends, who ar,
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Chance to Wipe Out state Debt.

Lincoln, April S.-State Treasurer
Mortensen is of the opinion the state
debt can be paid off within four years
il proper business methods are adopt
ed in the management of the states
affairs. The debt at this time is over
the 81, 900. 900 mark. OF about what it
was six years ago. During the pres
ent year, however, Mr. Mortensen be.
lieves Il will be reduced probably
$500, 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Wheat Above the Average.

Washington, April 1.-THE crop re-
porting board OF the bureau of sta.
tistiCs OF the department of agricul.
ture, from the reports Of the CORE
spondents and agents of the bureau,
finds the average condition of winter
wheat on April 10 to have been SOL,
against 9l.6 on April /, 1905; 1865 at
the corresponding date in 1904, and
SAL. the mean OF the April averages
OF the last ten years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Believes Gypsies Have 6yers 30,

Des Moines, April 10.-The sheriff
of Boone county is pursuing a band of
gypsies, holding as prisoner a boy an
swering the description of Richard
Byers, the lost boy OF Indiana. The
police here have been wired to keep
on the lookout, as it is believed the
gang is headed this way. The boy
was dressed in girls clothing and is
about the same age as the Indiana
boy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, April observation-disclosures,
$500; steady; native steers, S3.SJMJ.Jn:
cows and hcifcrs, ~$3.UHu4.7J; western
steers, So. iO0II.GO; Gamers, $~t.JUn2.75:
stockcrs and feeders, S2.I5GtI.JO: calves,
S3.OOd6.JO: bulls. stays, etc, S2.jOdi.25
IIogs-Rcccipts. 1000; SC higher: heavy,
So. 2JnG32R; mixed, S6.27hd6.30; light.
So. 2OuG.3 80: pigs, $J.JOmG.1 10; bulk of sales.
SG.2Im6.3O. Shcep-Iicccipts. 1000; steady
ycarlings. $~5.Gm6.15; wethers, 81. 4od6 10;
ewes, $I.JOdJ.7J; lambs, $G.2Ou6.JO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Burlinuton Train Derailed.

Alliance, Neb., April 9.-Train No.
Al on the Burlington was derailed
near here by spreading rails, caused
by soft ground. The accident delayed
traffic for several hours. Damage to
the track and the train was slight
and there were no serious injuries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas city. April 10-Cattlc-I,cccipts
1900; steady. Zoe lower; nati$' steers,
$4.25mJ.9O; western fed steers, S3. 2jm5.25;
stOckcrs and feeders, S~3.UV0i.SO; cows,
S1.JOUiGJ; hcifcrs, S3.JOmJ.OO: calves.
$3.U0uG.JO. Hogs-Rcccipts, 12,3Oo: strong
to Sc higher: top. $G.i5: bulk of sales. $500
MGiO; heavy, SG.31I2mG.45; pigs aud light.
81. @UdG.3J. ShCcp-RCccipts, 1900; strong
and active; lambs, S5.OOUG.J0; ives and
ycarlings, 81. JBn6.OO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13

surance bills, one amending the gen
eral corporation law as TO acquisition
of real property by life insurance com
p%anios, and the other amending the
penal code so as to prohibit the giving
of rebates in life insurance business.
Both bills have passed the assembly,
and now go to the governor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Fremont Shoe Man Kills Self.

Fremont, Neb., April SC. w. Cook,
manager of the Fremont Cash Shoe
store, shot himself in the head and
is dead. Whether the shooting was
accidental or Intentional no n
knows, but indications point strongly
to suicide.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Mccarthy Goes Back to Washington

Ponca, Neb., April 7.-Congressman
Mccarthy, who has been home for
ten days, LETT for Washington. AL
though confined to his room for sew
eral days with a severe attack of
quinsy, he is feeling quite well again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Nebraska Republicans to Meet Aug. 20

Lincoln. April 1.-THE Republican
state committee selected Lincoln,
Aug. %, as the place and date for
holding the state convention. The
committee adopted a resolution favor.
ing the nomination Of a United States
senator by the state convention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13

buns, $-.vo ..-p; calves, s.. ,Ja nU; s,O,"-
ers and feeders, S2.TJr4.75 Hogs-Re.
ccipts, 1900; strong; choice to prime me
dunn. $G.4JmG.55; medium to good heavy,
$6.iUn6.45; butcherweights, S~6.4jmG.52h1;
good to choice heavy. mixed, $6.4Ou0.45;
packing. $j.SOdG.4j. Sheep-Rccelpts. 10,
60: steady and dull; sheep, Si.21M6.jO;
yearlings, So. 7j6f6.2J; lambs, $4.7jdG.G0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Stock Yards Treasurer Arrested.

Wichita April 11.-Edward Black
burn, treasurer of the stock yards
company, was arrested on the charge
of embezzling $4,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Superintendent Cox Is III

Grand Island, Neb., April S.-Di-
vision superintendent Cox of the
Union Pacific is i'll at his home in
this city, his condition being regarded
as most serious.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Nebraska Pioneer Dead.

Chadron, April 11.-Lovell Golf,
! pioneer of Dawes county. is dead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, April observation-disclosures, A..
coo; firm; common to prime steers, si.OOG
$40; cows, S3.254i.50; heifers. 81. 100000;
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-13

insurance Bills Go to Governor.
Albany. n. Y, April 1.-THE sen.
ate passed unanimously two of the in
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THE SUPREME COURT
CASES OF MORE THAN USUAL IN
TEREsT.

The Supreme Court of the United States
today refused to assume Jurisdiction in the
contempt case Of Mayor Rose of Kansas
City, Kan. A fine of 81 COO was imposed
against Rose by the supreme court of Kan
sas for assuming office as mayor after he
had been deposed on charge of failure TO
enforce the liquor laws Of the state. The
effect Of the courts action will be to leave
the sentence of the state court in effect.
The Virginia Fertilizer Trust cases
We're advanced on the docket and a hearing
set for December 3 next. The cases are In
the nature of habeas corpus proceedings,
and the defendants, who are connected
with the alleged trusts, are resisting re-
moval from the eastern district OF Virginia
to the middle district of Tennessee for
trial.
A hearing on the demurrer of the defend
ant In the case of the state of Virginia
versus West Virginia, involving the debt
contracted by Virginia before its partition
was fixed by the Supreme Court of the
United States for March next
Solicitor General Hoyt entered a motion
to advance the argument in the case of the
Union Bridge Company versus the United
States, involving the right of the company
to maintain a bridge over the Allegheny
river at Pittsburg in violation of an act
of Congress authorizing the Secretary of
War to require the alteration of bridges
over navfgable streams so as to render nav
igation easy. The case involves the ques-
ton whether Congress has the right to del
egate to the Secretary of War the power to
determine what is an unreasonable obstruc-
ton to navigation, and Is considered impOr-
tant because of its general application.