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SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. 80, 1907.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31
COUNTY COURT NEWS.

May 2s-Estate of Charles Schultz,
deceased. Report of executor fled
order of payment.
Estate Of Charles l.. Winfrey, de-
ceased. Oath to administrator; letters
of administration; order limiting time
of settlement to one year from date.
May 29-Estate of William Williams,
deceased. Hearing on final account
adjourned to June S.
Estate of Charles l.. Winfrey. Peti-
tion and order limiting time of fling
claims against estate to December 90.
j. o. Caldwell and Ed Amack appoint
ed appraisers; commission issued.
CIVIL MATTERS.
May 27-Sellars VS.. Neal; motion to
dismiss; motion sustained and cause
dismissed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31
Business College Notes

Miss Alvira Rushton quit school this
week.
Miss Frances Nesbit is new stu
dent this week.
Close Emigh rented an Oliver type
writer this month.
Miss Mabel Brooks and Miss Lam
brecht were visitors Wednesday.
Messrs. Copley and Mcdonald and
Miss Eva Myers were visitors Thurs
day.
Prof. Dietrich goes to Pawnee City
the coming week to appear on con-
vention program.
Most of the pupils attended the
Decoration day services at the opera
house Thursday.
Prof. Dietrich was in Franklin coun-
ty the first of the week, working up
the Sunday schools.
Misses Barlow and Beckwith left
Thursday morning for Omaha, where
they have positions as stenographers.
Arthur Macarthur writes that he is
getting along nicely at Clay Center,
where he is working in printing
office.
The Chautauqua manager announces
that he will be in the city next week
IN bppin his ndyprtiSinp campai on
The summer Chautauqua is sure
thing.
While in Franklin Prof. Dietricll
visited the academy and was enter
tanned quite royalty by Profs. Hart
and Wright. The academy folks are
fine people and we wish them the best
of success in the good work they are
doing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found In The
Chief of Twenty Years Ago
This Week - - -

r. B. Fulton has painted his dwell
ing.
The city tax levy is about 20 mills
on the dollar.
Our baseball boys downcd the Guide
Rock experts last Friday.
The city council has let the contract
for the electric light plant.
Lew Albright boughtG. II. Chaney's
residence this week, paying $1,000 for
it.
Decoration day was duly observed.
Judge McKcighan delivered the address
TO the old soldiers.
The Odd Fellows have commenced
the erection of their new hall on the
lots north of the rink.
Judge McKeighan had the misfor-
tune of having three of his horses cut
in the barb wire, one of which his son
Charley was riding at the time.
There was quite little excitment
over at Harvey Merrill's last Sunday
over a COW that had gone mad. DR..
Denney and Prof. Picking, from Red
Cloud, along with about forty other
people, were there. 1t was said to be
"A case of genuine hydrophobia.
James X. Wall was out in the h all
storm last week, near the Goble ranch.
A hailstone hit one of the horses on
the head and knocked it down, and
another struck Mr.. Wall. Mert Fearn
and Willie Aubushon We're with him
and they say it was the worst storm
they ever saw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. Jane Boone.

Mrs. Jane Boone, widow lady who
has made her residence in Red Cloud
for several years, died late Wednesday
afternoon as the result of a stroke of
paralysis which she suffered over a
week ago. Funeral services were held
at the Christian church Thursday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Austin
of the NJ. Il. Church. The deceased
was born in England about seventy
years ago, and had lived in America
for thirty years. She was married in
Indiana to William Boone. who died
about eighteen years ago. Her sur
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31

State of Nebraska to l. III.
Thomas, nw4 16-s-Ii, deed. 1000
Anton Hubble to Frank IIuble, swf
12-i-0, wd. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
John Grifieth TO Chas. Kaley, eK
se4 33-2-11 ............ ........ 1000
Curtis Beal to Evans Beisler, ne4
2O-3-10 wd .................. 1905
Mary T. Simpson to Laura Burr,
se4 1870, wd. d............... 5000
c. f. Elwanger to James ii Har-
Ian, W. 27-3.s, wd 11200
Mary Il Shelley to Arthur B
Shelley, pit sw4 3-1-9, wd...... 1875
William III Barcus to Clarence
Reeve. pit blk g, Talbot's add
to Guide Rock, wd. $50
Otto Stoffregen to Chas Boswell
lot o blk 81, Blue Hill. ..... $50
Walter 5 Noble to Elmer NJ Noble
e2 ue4 30-1-12, we ..... $50
Joseph Hunter to- Hugh Nj. Hun
ter, lots 6 and Z blk 4, Guide
Rock, wd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
lOtal, ,....... ,......,..... S5Vooc
Mortgages fled, 5000.
Mortgages released. $4,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31
the REBEKAHS.
Program for District Meeting to Be
HeId In Red Cloud Next Thursday.

AFTEROON SESSION.
Welcome-Red Cloud lodge.
Response-Superior.
Music-Franklin
Reading-Nelson.
Paper--Ited Cloud.
Reading-Hardy
Music--Superior.
Reading Rock.
Address-Emma Talbot.
Drills.
Question box.
Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
Opening exercises.
Music-Red Cloud.
staff work will be exemplified by
different lodges.
Secret work-Emma l.. Talbot.
Question box.
Music.
Adjournment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31
Peal Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Tuesday,
May -, furnished by the Fort Alb,
stract Co., l.. IL. Fort, Manager.
Oliver ID. Hedge, sheriff, to Hugh
w Gulliford lots l3 to 81, blk
9. CARRIERS add to Red Clond,
sheriff's deed ...... :. S
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31
Mrs. Joe Saladen.

Mrs. Maggie Saladen. wife of Joe
Saladen, living south of the river, died
about noon today. from cancer, with
which she has been suffering for sew
eral months. Arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been made, al
though it win probably be held sun
day. Obituary next week
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-31

viving relatives in this country are
Henry Williams and Mrs. James Wat
son of Greeley, Col, Thomas Williams
of sycamore, Kan, and Daisy Williams
of Olympia, Ore, all of whom are
nephewS and nieces.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
SUNDAY CLOSES
THE ENGAGE ENT
OF DR.. NJ. NJ. W-ARTON--iNTER-
EST CREATED BY EvANGE-
LIST INCREASES AND
MEETINGS WILL
CONTINUE.

Dir. IL. NJ Wharton, the evangelist,
PREACHED another stirring sermon at
the Calvary Baptist tent at Twenty
ighth and Sycamore streets last
tight Several united with the chagch
tnl confessions Of faith We're numer,
ats The tent was filled to its capa.
city.
There viii be meeting tonight
and Sundays services win close D..
Wharton's engagement here. much TO
the regret Of the people who have
heard his impressive discourses ald
have been benefited by them. -.
1t is the intention, however. TO cen
true the meetings, the Rev. l. D.
Bass D. D., pastor Of the church to he
IN charge of the services. Or. Bass
is a comparative newcomer here but
already has established a record for
original and forceful sermons and
doubtless wiz have large congrega-
lions.
Rev. A. c. Dixon. pastor of the
famous Moody tabernacle in Chicago.
will continue the services next week.
He is expected to arrive in time for
nights services.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
Thls Afternoon and Niaht.

Helen Aubrey. well known ant
liked by Cairo theatre goers. will ap-
pear at the Cairo opera house. matt
nee and night today. Sept. 18th. in a
modern revival OF East Lynne. sup
rorted by a cas-; OF unusual excel.
ence. Miss Aubrey's work in emo
tional roles is remembered in connee-
ton with stock companies here and
in the dual role OF Lady IsabIe and
Madam Vine she is said to be meet.
ing with the success % her. career,
The costuming Of the piece is .elabo-
rate and she wesCs, spule stunning
gowns that are a feat for the femi-
line eye. The attratfinn should
prove q especial interest 20 the local
theatre goers as she has many friends
here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
SENATORS SEE
JOLIET'S WOES
RAlNEY. OF CHICAGO, cRlTiclsEs
THE DRAINAGE CANAL PLANS
AFTER RECEIVING A sTRlK-
ING OBJECT LESSON.

Joliet. H.. Sept l3.-Joliet's objec-
tiOns TO the pending pans OF the
sanitaiy district Of Chicago for an ex-
tension OF the drainage channal
through this city were impressed
upon a delegation Of state senators
that arrived here today at the invita-
ton OF the. citizens OF Joliet. The
senators were given an opportunity
TO examine the conditions al close
range Next Tuesday and WeineS
las the Illinois representative viii
De here for the same purpose.
There were three senators from
Chieago-Neiis JUL Carl Lundberg
and Z. J. Rainey. Others who We're
here are Henry Evans Of Aurora A.
= Anderson OF Rockford. G. W. Stub
hlefeld Of Bloomington. Frank A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

scene last night In the vicinity Of
Nineteenth street and Commercial
avenue She was drunk and violently
yulgarly abusive The object Of her
anger was BaFkeeper Vest Of Bouf-
gois & Vests saloon there whom She
accused Of all manner Of mean things
She had whip which she tried to use
ON him, but he broke 1t ami put her
out of the place. Then she used the
but of whip TO smash one OF the front
windows OF the place. a biz crowd
gathered about the place and listened
to the woman for some time before
Cnicer Johnson came and took her
to jail
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
R|GHTOf JURY TRIAL
= { -.
Involved in Case Wherein Writ Issued
BY Chief Justice Fuller Has
Just Been Served.

Washington, Sept The war de-
paItment was advised today that a
writ OF error. grontei by Chief Jus
tice Fuller in the case OF Adolphus
Coulson. the West Indian negro sen
fenced to death for poisoning his wife
in the canal zone was served on
Isthmus authorities September {. The
case involves the right OF trial by
iury in the canal zone. Coulsoh was
70 have been haheea toby.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
MONDAYS PLAY.

Uncle Josh Spruceby' the best Of
the many rural plays now being pre-
scented in the different cities, will be
seen at the Cairo opera house Mon.
day night. Sept. 10th. Prices 10. ~.
30 and 5uc. This production is said
TO be different from all others as it
contains much comedy as we'll as
Nathes. and the realistic saw mill
scene Is said 10 be the nest exciting
and intense effect ever produced. The
scenes of the play are laid in Yer
mont and New Yorf, which gives
ample opportunity FOR portraying the
sisTbie rustic characters in country as
well as the many incidents that befa'l
simple country folk who visit the me
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
Birthday Celebration.

One Of the most delightful asairs 81
the week was the "At Home" given
by Mr. and Mrs Harry Wright al
their homo near villa Ridge Thursday
evening. SET t. ath. IN honor of thc
eighteenth birthday OF their daughter
Miss Alma. The lawn and residence
were decorated with Japanese laat
erns.
Miss Wright was the recipient OF
many beautiful presents. Among
these present were Messrs and Mes.
danes Chas X Estes and viii
Graves; Misses Clara Brcwner. Lur.
rstta Clancy. Flo. Pearl, Daisy and
Cneita Hogendobler, Louise anil Eva
Parker Iscola Tobin. Alice Clancy
Dora Castle, Minnie Bour, Myrtle
Myer, Ella and zema Wright Mag.
ei1 lcidish Lena Stailer Annie Mar
Ger AGNES Gum Lora Johnson,
gt4el and Myrtle Eiel0lau 0hma aad
Nstta sh~e9 Loretta Brcwner Laura
i3lle anl Hattie Armstrong
Anter Horace GEORGE and G as
floaendi bier Willis ana Frank Bour,
iehn and Dave Clancy Ernest stad-
Gerrga Barnett Water Cate
4 saa Mcniiilc Asa FRaeX Ed Co.
ant. Hcy aasl Alex Parker Francis
cleman CAanle Hayden. Clyde Cat
n clarde Grain. George Gum, Fritz
ehrendt Ralph Johnson. Ray Ma
saneY. John Tobin Dee Leidigh and
Ienry Myers. Pulaski Enterprise
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Landee of Moline. f. W. Burton Of
CarlinviIle, Charles f. Hull Of salem
" O Potter Of Marion AMI r. J..
Barr Of Joliet
The senators were welcomed by a
big reception committee healed by
Senator aBlr. Representative T. /.
Parker and Mayor J. r. Cronin. A
special car took them to Dellwood
Park. where a luncheon was served
Then the party went 10 the new
pCwerhouse of the drainage channel
Returning TO oJliet. the delegates
were taken ia automobiles down the
drainage channel The object OF this
trip was to show the senators the
water level which the district viii
create ii its plans are carried cut
In some parts OF the city the new
levels are fully eleven feet above the
pre- sent street levels and printed Dla-
cards were posted throughout the
city Indicating these levels
The object lesson furnished by pla
cards made forcible impression on
the senators from down state" Sew
eral Of them declared that the SAM
tary district should not be permitted
to create levels thar high.
Among the Chicago senators F. J
Rainey frankly declared that the
plans Of the Chicago sanitary district
were not Just ami should not be app
proved. He said the district shorld
excayate through Joliet so as not TO
create menace @ad. besides. Joliet
should De guaranteed IT proportion OF
the new power to be created.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
aThe Ministers Son"

One Of the few plays that is alike
original and interesting Is The Minis
ter's, Son" Its tone is absolutely
clean and wholesome 1t is a sweet
little story winding leisurely along
Tiki meadow brook and the charac-
tiers OF Simon RAJ the minister's son
is one Of the most quantity original
types OF character that the stage has
yet given us, and VIII live Icing as a
peasant memory Az the Cairo opera
house Thursday SEPT. ~ one night
Cnly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Pulaski Enterprise Rev and Mrs,
Juny returned SATURDAY last from the
very sad trip to Tennessee to attend
the funeral service OF Mrs. Iuny's sis
ter who died in California and was
brought to her old home at Somer.
vile Tenn. and laid to rest with her
People there Miss Margaret Juny
returned to Los Angeles. Ca. with her
aunt and will study music there this
winter under Herr Becker. one of the
most noted musicians Of the country
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
The Airdome.

Tonight at the new Airdome two
Of the best pictures ever offered en-
titled "Willie's Dream an exceeding
~ funny comedy picture. a laugh from
be ginning to end. aud The Lady
Wrestiers. introducing EuTopes
rlost famors lady wrestlers nothing
like il ever shosn before. the last
time tire pictures viii be presented.
Mrs. uanita Bryan sings the Illus
fgated song Coming Through the
Rye Jennie Mine Visit the new
Airdome tonight. the most popular Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
ADJUSTMENTS

The Dudley Co closed its engage
ment last night at the Cairo opera
house and the prizes we're awarded as
follows: l. " Resch holding No,
7s73 received 50; A. H. Corning Ne.
9i6s. Sc. John Smith and C. ".
Mertz the latter Of Mornd City,
held each the same number. 1861, anil
received s. each.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
SOARING Match.

VIII D. Walker Hhd> John Collins.
two firemen at Station No. J. engaged
In a friendly bout "Wednesday night
Marquis Of Queenshury rules govern
ing and Waller won Another SPAR
ring match is scheduled for next Mon
day evening between the two pugil-
ISIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
Almost a centenarian.

Jefferson King. father OF MIS-. l.. E.
Jones. of 52S Thirty-fourth stree.
died suddenly at Batesyille. Ark.
Saturday. at the advanced age OF IS
years He had been blind for the past
ten years. The decedents wife. aged
IS. and seevral children survive him
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

all moving picture theatres. price Sc
tc any part of the house, first per
Torrance promptly at 40 and every
half hour thereafter Come early,
bring your friends and stay as long
as YOU like
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
BASE BALL SCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL
SCORES WILL BE RECEIVED
DAILY FOR The REMAINDER OF
THE SEASON AT sl6lLLE AND
TRAcY'S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
sun.red painful Aoeident.

Peter saup fell from a ladder at
bis home Thursday while repairing
broken window weight ami cut his
right hand and forearm very severe
~. A large artery and tenaons sere
severed. Dr.s Bondurant aad Carey
we're called to attend the patient who
lost much blood. Il required thirteen
stitches 20 close the wounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
BUYS The Thestor,um.

C. NJ Ellis has bought the interest
er Chas. Hodge in the Theatorium.
The latter viii conduct the Cairo
Film Exchange with an Office at 2ll
Sixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Vernett Rees. little son OF Adolph
Rees, fell Thursday while playing and
broke his Wrist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Abused the Bsrksspsf.
A 8frs. Moore created a disgraceful
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

I Albert Hilburn Is confined to his
home on Eighth street with an a.-
tack OF tonsilitis
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Mr.. aud Mrs 0. l. Bartlett, who
have been soicurnina at their sum
mer home at Oden, Mich. viii return
70 Mound City next Tuesday Their
Miss Lurline Bartlett has
gone to Oxford. Ohio, to resume her
stndies At oxford college,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Miss Marie De Montcourt Is the
guest Of AIrs, J B. Wall. Of Ninth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

All the news all the time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Mrs. c. NJ Wells who has been yerl
Ill at her home on Poplar street, Is
much improved,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
SOCIALANDPERSONA
friends in Chicago.

| friends IN Chicago
Flint Bondurant went 70 Union
CITY. Tenn, yesterday 10 visit his Sis
ter, MIS- John ~ nransford.
Dick Barr. son Of Mr. aud Mrs
Chaplin l.. Barr, OF TwentNseyonth
and Walnut streets, IS quite III.
Miss Lola Eason. Of Little Rock
ARK, is the guest Of her aunt. Miss
Barbara Johns, of AZ Fourteenth
street
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Gould have
returned from 4 visit at Alton, Tho
latter spent the summer there wita
rmtiges.
Fyank Ten formerly 4 c'erk At
Peter zimmerman's gfocary. bias tax
ep position as manifest clerk ai
The fiig Fonr freight Office
e George Z. Girnes the well known
aly goods merchant renfned last eye
Aing from Chicago whore he pur
chased a large stock Of goods
Rev anl mn A. !. ] Baldridse
a Campbell, MO. are here visiting 4
friends. Rev. Baldridge formerly was
pastor Of the A. T. church south. IN
his city
Mr, aud Mrs, Q. L. Bartlett who
nave been soicurning at their sum
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Flint Bnndurant went 10 Union
CITY Tenn, yesterday 70 visit his Sis
ter, Mtg. John NJ nransforl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Mrs. N. u Eichenberger of 1905
Highland avenue Is the guest OF
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27

The bagging factory out at the
Highland Park Mill is now in
operation and bagging is being
manufactured with which to bale
the next cotton crop. M. j. b.
Creighton, general manager of
the factory, says they expect to
tnrn out thirty rolls Of baggin @
per day, SO yards to the roll, al
ter all the machinery is adjust
ed and they get to running on
iull time.-Rock Hill Herald.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27
$500, 900 Through Exporta-
ton of Cotton and its Pro :
ducts.

Washington, Feb. %. .-Ameri
cas- pocket6ook was enriched by
practically $5O0,000, 900 through
it's expectations last year of cot
ton and the products of that
staple, according to statement
issued today by the bureau Of
statistics of The department. of
commerce and labor. The ex
ports Of these products amount
ed to one fourth, or 2S per cent.
OF the $1,773,O0O,O0O worth of
the domestic exports.
The following figures show
the kind Of cotton products ex
ported last year and their value.
Unmanufactuied cotton $413,-
137, 1886; m anufactures of cotton,
$42,961 ,04S; cotton seed oil,
$13,993,431 cotton seed oil cake
and meal, $14,165,269; cotton
seed, $245 ,920; cottolene, lard
inc, etc chiefly from cotton see d
oil, $4.S0l, ,07S; bringing the
total exports of these products
up to 9,3O4,6S1.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27
For immigration Station.
Senator Tillnan Introduces
Bill in the Senate in Inter-
est of Charleston. Its
Chances Poor.
The State Bureau.
14l7 G Street, N. W.,
Washington, Fet. %.

w ooHihS 'Oh, Il We ~.
Senator Tillman today intro
duced in the senate bill for the
establishment of an immigrant
station at Charleston, calling for
an appropriation of $40, 900.
Since the speaker of the hous e
has clearly indicated how he
stands on the prop )sition to es-
tablish more immigrant stations,
and since the congress is now
hustling every available minute
in order to finish up by the 4th
IT March, it is exceedingly i'm
probable that such bill will be
considered by the house at this
session.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27
Several County Dispensers
Short and Suits Will be
Instituted.

Columbia, Feb. 22.-Before
the state commission, which is
closing out the State dispensary
temporarily adjourned today, it
developed that there will proba
bly, be several criminal prosecu-
tions and a number of suits on
bonds in cases where county
dispensers ere short in an aggre
gate of $4,000.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27
Rising From The Grave.

prominent manufacturer. VIM. A
Fertwell, of Lucama. n. q relates a most
remarkable experience. He says. after
taking less than three bottles of Electric
Bitters, feel like one rising from the
grave. My trouble is Bright's disease. in
the Diabetes stage. / fully believe Elec-
trio Bitters will cure me permanently. for
it has already stopped the liver and blad-
der complications which have troubled me
for years" Guaranteed at Crawford Bros.
Funderburk Pharmacy, druggist. Price
only 50c
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27
A Valuable Lesson.

"Six years ago learned valuable les -
son" writes John Pleasant. of Magnolia.
Ind. II then began taking Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. and the longer take them
the better find them, They please every
body. Guaranteed at Crawford Bros, Fun.
derburk Pharmacy druggist 25c
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27

The editor of the Memphis. Tenn
.'limes" writes: "In my opinion foiey S
Honey and Tar is the best remedy for
coughs. colds and lung trouble, and to my
own personal knowledge Foley's Honey
and Tar has accomplished many perma-
nent cures that have been little short of
marvellous" Refuse any but the genuine
in the yellow package Funderburl
Pharmacy
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-27
Hunting for Trouble.

1--WE lived in California 30 years. an 4
am still hunting for trouble in the way of
burns. sores. wounds, boils, cuts sprains,
or case of piles that Bucklen's Arnica
Salve Won't quickly cure" writes Charles
Walters. of Allegheny, Sierra Co. No use
hunuing, Mr., Walters; it cures every case.
Guaranteed Crawford Bros, Funderburll
Pharmacy drug store. 25c.