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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-10
RAILROAD RATE
CASE IN court
Eighteen Companies Operating
in Missouri Fighting Acts of
the Last Legislature.

Kansas City. Nov. s.-Representa-
tives of the eighteen leading railroads
operating in Missouri appeared before
Federal Judge Smith Mcpherson here
today and began the presentation of
evidence in an endeavor to prove their
contention that the railroads are I'M
able to operate with a profit under the
two-cent passenger rate and the maxi
mum freight laws passed by the last
legislature. The state of Missouri is
the defendant, and ii was represented
by Herbert s Hadley, the attorney
general. and the newly elected governor
of the state.
Each railroad will show its earnings
from the date the laws We're put into
effect and in az: cases il will be de-
clared. il is stated. that none of the
roads has been able to operate with a
profit. The state Will produce hgures
to disprove this claim. and ii Will at
tempt TO show that the railroads have
made money under the new statutes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-10
Argument to Come Later.

These statistics have been gathered
after months of careful work. and the
presentation of the evidence, ACCORDING
70 Attorney General Hadley, will con-
suue two months. The arguments will
NOT he begun until the end of that pc
Rod has been reached.
A general presentation of the rail-
roads case made today covers all the
eighteen companies. This general
statement was intended as a summary
OF the situa ton that was TO be made
later individually and in greater detail
in the cases of the various railroads. In
effect it showed that seven of the rail-
roads involved had lost money through
the operation OF the laws IN question:
while the earnings of the other COM
NAMES had been materially If not Sc
riously reduced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-10
FREE LIST NOT,
TO Be EXTENDED
Committee on Ways and Means
to Hold Hearing on the
Tariff Today.
PROTECTION COMES FIRST
LITTLE CHANGE IN DlNGLEY
SCHEDULES PROBABLE.



= Washington. Nov. 9.-The proposed 4
y revision of the tariff was discussed I
4 at a conference today by Represent
y atives Payne of New York. DalZell !
4 of Pennsylvania, Hill of Connecticut
y and Gaines of West Virginia, lead
y ing Republican members of the house
y committee on ways and means The
y conference wa preliminary to the I
y series of public hearings on the tar !
y if which the committee will hold I
y during the month. beginning tomor- 4
y row morning. That the committee 4
r. will draw up a new law to super
y sede the Dingley tariff law. and (
= which will carry out the policy advo- I
3 Gated in the Chicago platform was 4
= today admitted by one of the major !
= ity members. but 1t fs-understod that 4
y the committee has confined its ef- I
Z forts 70 the consideration OF neces-
\ sary changes i'm the wording of the
= law in order 10 secure its proper in
4 depreciation rather than to the ques- I
y ton of any changes in rates of duty. Z
y which has been left for consideration I
= after hearings have been held
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-10

Be exact The business world is
hiied with men who guess or as
sumo or are LED to understand that
certain figure is nearly or an
proxlniately or to all intelts true
System.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-10

Herald's Big Contest closes
tuO weeks from tomorrow night.
Great opportunities! See page 6.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
CLASSMATES WILL
ESCORT BODY
OF MISS MARY DARMoDY WHO
DIED SuNDAY-FuNERAL SER
VICES WILL BE HELD AT ST.
JOSEPA'S CHURCH.

Miss Mary Darmody, daughter OF
iMr. and Mrs Thomas DarmodY, died
Sunday at noon at their home, 22t4
Washington avenue, Of typhoid fever
with which she had been afflicted for
the past month.
The decelent WAS Il member of the
Freshman class of the Cairo High
school and was popular among her
classmates who will attend her
funeral today
a year ago, Miss Anna Darmody,
sister of the decedent, died and the
family has PASSED under the rod of
afflictiou in other ways the past
year. Their friends deeply sympa.
thize with them. Thomas Darmody
father of the decedent who has been
critically i'll for some time was re,
ported to be improving yesterday.
The funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 100 o'clock at st
Joseph's church and the remains wilt
be inferred in Calvary cemetery at
Villa Ridge The members of the
Freshman OF the High school are re.
quested to meet at the residence at
ISIS O'Clock to escort the body to the
church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
w Z. BARRON,
Official in Charge.
THEY LED FIN
A MERRY CHASE
MAN AND WIFE WHO HAD A DIS
AGREEMENT CAUSE EXCIT-
ING RACE ON SIXTH AND
OHIO STREETS.

There was a scene on Sixth street
and later on Ohio street last evening
about 1880 o'clock that outFiyaled all
the moving picture shows for genuine
activity and therein a number of well
known citizens made a record for
sprinting that would look well in the
pink sheet of the metropolitan daily.
The affair started on lower Com
mercial avenue near Sixth street
when a resident of Cairo was seen
to take a 2:40 gait up Sixth street,
turn the corner and fly toward Ohio
street. A close second was his wife
who kept up the pace to the leyec
BY this time a number of spectators,
with natural curiosity joined in the
race and the crowd rapidly accumu-
lated running at the pace set by the
man and woman. Down Ohio street
the chase continued all the crowd
but the man and his wife in blissful
ignorance of the cause OF the sprint
but very DESTROYS of finding out
In front of the Planters Hotel Night
Sergeant Cowell Joined in the chase
and oyertaking the man on Fourth
street as he was making for Com.
mercial avenue laid the heavy hand
of the law upon him 1t proved to
be case of domestic difficulty and
true to human nature, the wife pro
ceeded to beg the officer to unhand
her loving husband. Sergeant CoweI
escorted the couple to the man s
place of business ana left them there
to settle the quarrel The crowd be-
gan to see the humor of the situation
and those who had any breath left
after the run, laughed over the af-
fair until they cried
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
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FRf WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.


Despite the fact that the sun shone
brightly all day as if doing its best
TO keep mid-June weather up TO its
STANDARD Monday in Cairo, 50 far as
temperature went, would easily have
passed for some day in March or
April. Short sleeves AMI real sure
nuff summary wearing things were
far from comfortable and many Cairo
ties rummaged aroung among the
stuff that had been packed away IN
moth balls several weeks ago in an
endeayor to find more fitting apparel
An area Of high barometer covered
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
and was accompanied by fair and cool
weather over most Of the interior.
Showers have occurred in New York,
the upper Ohio valley, Allegheny dis.
tgicts, southeastern sta: s. western
Arkansas, Oklahoma. Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado Utah alG Nevada.
Heavy rain fell in Oklahoma. The
temperature will rise slowly accord.
ing to the official forecast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
ssssfxsxsssssssxssssssxgss

The river marked 35.3 on the Cairo
gauge last evening, showing a fall of
scarcely 2, which is practically a
stand
The Dick Fowler made her regular
trip.
The City of Saltillo passed from the
Tennessee river to St Louis at /
p. m.
The John A. Wood departed for St
Louis last night with four barges Of
coal.
The government boat Search depart.
ed up the Mississippi at noon
The government boat William R.
King arrived from St Louis at 6 p. m.
The Ferd Herold LETT St. Louis yes
terday for Cairo and Memphis.
The Peters Lee will be due Tues
day from Cincinnati and returns FRI
day.
The st. Louis Waterways Journal
says: Owing to the fact that Capt
Grant Marsh was granted an exami-
nation and received his pilots license
We have decided not to publish the
evidence in the case for the present,
IS some of it is unprintable. espec-
Tally that part that led to the beating
Capt. Grant Marsh administered to
the offender. 1t will be remembered
Capt. Marsh was refused an examina-
ton for his renewal of pilots license
by the Duluth local board after they
bad revoked his masters license,
dealing out double dose Of punish
ment for the same offense. The Du-
luth board claimed that Capt Marsh's
character was such as not to entitle
him to any license. Capt. John D.
Sloane, the supervising inspector of
this district, visited Bismarck. n. D.,
and granted Capt. Marsh an examna
ton. which he passed Al, and his
pilots license was renewed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Alleged Purse snatcher Arrested.

Police Sergeant James Cowell yes
terday placed under arrest a negro
who gave his name as John CARLYLE On
a charge of purse snatebinS. Carly "a.
who is over six feet high and who has
the distinction of being the b'aekest
negro ever locked mp in the city Jail
was identified by an aged neeress as
the man who took tsnatchnd) purse
from her Saturday night He viii
have a hearing this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Rroke Thumb Playing Ball

Charles Fellnagel ~ 2ll7 Tio.-
brook ayene suffered severe fraH-
ture Of the bone Of his right thumb
while playing a practice game Of ba
on the High school campus last even
ing. Fel'uageI. who was crack mem
Der OF the Woodmcn of The World
baseball club. slipped in attempting
to catch a ball and fell with great
force on his thumb. The bone was
broken with such force that part Of
It protruded through the flesh He
is we'll known and his injury is deeply
regretted by his numerous friends.
He is employed at the Harris Sad
dlory company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
MAN AND WIFE SHOT
In Their Home at Paris, lli.-Be
leved That Burglar Com
m tied the Act.

Paris. 49,. June t5.-Mr. and Mrs
George Z. Elliot were shot and dan
gcrously worujcd at their homo to.
night Mrs Eliot started to the kit
chen and was shot an the forehead
when she passed the door
Her husband rushed to her aid and
was shot while stopping over the pros
trate body of his wife. Elliot Is a
we'll 10 10 retired business man. 1t is
believed that burglar entered the
house and shot when surprised. Mrs.
Elliot viii probably die.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
v. F. BARRON
IS PROMOTED
MADE WEATHER OBSERVER AT
THE CAIRO STATION-HAS
BEEN ASSISTANT HERE FOR
SEVEN YEARS.

A well meritei promotion is that
.of Assistant Observer w. L Barron
who has been appointed observer I'm
charge of the Cairo station.
Mr.. Barron came to Cairo seven
years ago as assistant and has NEST
office He has been observer tenn.
porarily since the departure of Mon
trose ". Hayes who was transferred
to Arizona recently hut his appoint
ment brings with it the increase in
salary to which Mr. Barron is en-.
titled and his friends will be pleased
to learn Of his promotion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16

HiS ADMINISTRATION AN EPOCH
~ HISTORY OF THE
NATION"
OEtDS OF GREATNESS
"WhI &c Inspiration to Those Who
Have Greater Things 10 Do
Party viii Pledge Contjnu.
ance Of Policies.

New York June tG,-Thc Times
this morning DruesIaU prints what ii
describes as a verbatim copy Of the
Republican national platform as
agreed upon by the administration
forces. The Times believes the text
as published viii be adopted with lit
tlo change by the committee on reso-
buttons and the convention
/ The paragraphs referring parties
.Iariy To President Roosevelt and his
administration are announced by the
Times to be:
In this the greatest era of Amerl
can advancement the Republican
party has reached It's highest service
under the leadership of Theodore
Roosevelt, His administration is an
epoch in American history In no
other period since the national soyer-
eighty was won under Washington, or
preserved under Lincoln, has there
been such mighty progress in these
ideals of government which make for
justice, equality ana fair dealing
among men The highest aspirations
of the American people have found
voice. Their most exalted servant has
come to represent, not political soyer-
eighty alone, but The hes aims ami
worthiest purposes OF all his country
men,
American manhood and woman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16

LosT-LAOY's OPEN FACE GOLD
CHATELAINE w A T c II. NAME.
mAuOE HASTINGS, ENGRAVED IN
BACK. EITHER ON WASHINGTON
AVENUE BETWEEN SIXTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS. ON EIGHTH BE.
TWEEN WASHINGTON AND sAM'L.
HASTINGS coMPANY's OFFICE
OR ON CEDAR STREETS. LIBERAL
REWARD IF RETURNED TO MISS
MAUOE HASTINGS, BOTS WASH.
iNGTON AVENUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
FowIer's Waves swamped skiH.

Waves from the stea ner Dick Fa~-
Ter yesterday afternoon s"a.lped u
skiff in which Joe KimmCns. Tommy
Clark and Arthur Bridgeman We're at
tempting to cross the Ohio river An
received a duckng but swan ashore
with little difficulty 1t was raporJe I
later that KimmoHs and Bridgemat
had been drowned but there was no
truth in the statement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Arrested on Serious Charge.

-Four negro youths are in the city
Jail awaiting trial on serious charge
brought by mon employed at the
stables of the Distilled Water lee
companys plant The arrests We're
made by Officer Casey at II o'clock
last night The charge which is an
uncomfortable enc, will be proven,
it is said against two of the negroes
while the evidence against the others
is circumstantial They gave their
names as jim Williams, William
York. Jesse Doe and Marshall Doons
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16

Tom Moore, of Rural Route /
Cochran, Ga, writes: Il had a bad
sore come on the instep of my foot
and could find nothing that would
heal it until / applied Bucklin's Ar.
Mica Salve. Less than half of a %
cent box won the day for me by affect
ing perfect cure" Sold under guar
antee at all drug stores,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
The Best Pills Ever Sold.

after doCtoring - Years. for
Chronic Indigestion, aud spending
over two hundred dollars, nothing
has done me as much good as D.
Kings New Life Pills. consider
them the best pills ever sold" writes
.B. F. Ayscue, OF Ingle%ile y. c. Sold
under guarantee at all drug stores.
2jc
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Full Of Coke and the Thaw Case.

Full of cocaine and the Harry X.
Thaw case. Homer Winstead, a negro.
was arrested and locked up late last
night by Officers Johnson and Wade.
Winstead had evidently been reading
deeply of a paper backed history
of the celebrated Thaw-Nhite tragedy
which was found in one of his
pockets and had also been shifting
hard at the coke bottle He created
a disturbance on upper Commercial
by announcing himself in favor Of the
unwrltten law and declaring that
Thaw was justified in killing White.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio from Evansville to Cairo
will continue falling for several days
at Cairo the fall will be very SLOW.
The Tennessee from Florence to the
mouth, viii continue falling during
the next IS hours.
The Mississippi from below st.
Louis to slightly above Cairo, will
continue rising two or three days,
about 290 feet at Chester
Wednesday, and between - and SO
feet at Cape Girardeau "Wednesday
The Wabash at Mt Carmel, will con.
tinue to fall slowly during the next
IS hours.
w E. BARRON,
neficfsT su Tbgrua
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
PROMINENT MAN DIES.

Pittsdcld M. June IA c. Mat
thews. first comptroller of the treas
ury under President Harrison. ami
one tim" prominent in state aud IA
tionai politics. is dead He had the
office of supervisor of Internal revenue
for Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
PRESSMEN MEET.

Mobile, Ala June l5.-The annual
convention Of the International Print
ing PrcSsmen and Assistants Uuiou
opened in this city today with dele
gates presnt from many cities of the
United States and Canada.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
ONO C. A. r.

Lima o.. June Is Lima is lavisbIy
decorated With the national colors In
honor of the veterans Of the c. a. X.
Department OF Ohio. whose annual cd
campmcnt Will be I'm session here dur
ing the next three days. Twenty thou
sand visitors are expected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Washinoton Forecast.

Washington, June 15.-ILLINOIS--
Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday;
showers at night and Wednesday,
light to fresh west to southwest winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16

Puppy Dog Cooking into goldfish
globe Hal ha SO you're some OF
them people what lives il glass houses
yale Record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Finishing by Quick Dispatch.

A New York girl drank two quarts
of varnish which is quicker than go
ing to a finishing school-New York
American
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Possibly show.
ers with rising temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
sun and Moon.

TNoIe: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the record al Cairo within a
few minutes.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
viii Initiate Candidates.

Banner Camp. Woodmcn of the
World will initiate a large number of
candidates this evening at their ball
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16

Heart Disease Kills Doctors.
In Austria no fewer than "a out O.
every 100 doctors die OF heart disease
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-16

Lumbermen's Club Met.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10
NsM Peril for French Navy.

France faces a new peril In opium
not new In the strictest sense, but
assuming new proportions. as evil
denced in the recent trial for treason
Of the naval oficer. Ulimo. French
naval officers say that the use Of
opium. smoked, is general among both
officers and men of all ages, though
It Is asserted by them that officers
do not indulge their taste in this way
while on the sea. Apologists even as
sert that the moderate" use of the
drug, with frequent and long inter,
ruptions," is a good tonic. This frank
ness betrays a state of mind of serious
import. How to check the use of
opium and how to in%culcate in the
navy a sentiment against II is a big
problem.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10

LOCALITIES

u. !. ~Spanogle went to Denver. Mon
day,
Hc:b Plumb left Wednesday for
Lincoln.
I'd Garbe- was in town the first of
the wcel.
Louis Becl; was up from Superior
Saturday.
Mr.. j. l.. Miner returned from Blue
Hill Monday.
Clyje French came up from Superior
Monlay night.
Lloyd Hines srent the last of the
week n Alma.
Burien receives fresh fruits every
day. Phone 81.
Oscar Burroughs went to Franklin
Saturday night.
Ru1't Garner of Inavale spent the
4th IL Red Cloud.
Geo. Bibby of Columbus, Kas., came
in Tuesday evening.
There was twenty-five coaches on
No. l. sunday morning.
Sal. Pierce and Charles Phares were
up from Superior the Fourth.
Cha,. Moody arrived home from
Longmont, Colo, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed G!llard of Naponee has been
visiting relatives here this week.
DIR. Cunningham and wife of Riverton
were Fed Cloud visitors Saturday.
Ted Harris and Ernest Hines took
in the sights at McCook the Fourth.
Bernard McNcnv. Ed. Burr and l. II,
Black edge went to Denver Monday
evening.
Frank Hadley-for painting, paper
hanging, sign writing, kalsoming and
carriage painting.
Mis- Alice Hunt left for Florence
Colo. Tuesday morning, after spend
ing three weeks with Mrs. L. b. Goble
Look pleasant and don't forget t.
insure your property against loss b.
Fire Lighting s. Cyclone in one of the
old line insurance companies repre-
scented by l.. II. Fort agent, Damerel
block. $1,000 cyclone policy only cost
YOU s. for 3 years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10
Balm for the AQeo.

The aged parent was greatly, yer!
greatly. In the dumps.
For, look you." he said. Il don
know half as much as my eldes
daughter-she told me 80 a hundre'
times; and Jim and Bill can simpl!
lay II all over their dad when It comes
to arguing: and M wife says that 1
ever there was a stupid man about tn,
house it's me and no mistake"
But" we said, remember 20,
have the bulge of them in one way
Limited az your intellect may be. yo,
are still the only II Of the buncl
that a earn the daily soup ant
salad"
The aged parent now smiled ant
went his way completely treasured b!
our spsciOus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10
CLOSING the Incident.

The famous ball player was look
ing through the sporting columns OF
The newspapers.
II see they've quit mentioning me-"
lie said. Il may as well sign"
Upon doing which he secured one
more mention In the newspapers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10
Under Another Name.

"They didn't have peace congresses
when you were young, did they,
grandma"
yes, We did, child; but we called
them quilting parties"
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10
City Bakery and
Restaurant
VIM. PATTEN, Hrop.

| am prepared to serve a square meal
at all times at % cents a meal. Ice
cream, summer drinks, confectionery,
cigars and tobacco. Farmers, trade a
specially. Board and room by day or
week. Give me a call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10
Crau',rqua da.., Au.u,, 5tplm

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mrs. tercF Adams came IN o IN
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MI ana MIS-. Jouu DickerNon re-
'"'""E
MIS- f'fk'hN @ hlhc"'" - N'e't'hg
aI the nome Oh T. l." "ard'
Mr. ana Mrs Ivan DicI'en>on were
"o"l from ina'aie sunday
W. l.. kCon has bought his brothers
interest III the meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence burgess were
down from lnavale Saturday.
The city council raised Day Marshal
Slaby's salary to Sl2 a month.
When needing fresh. clean groceries
telephoneGi, burdens new grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ry Shepardsop of
Riverton spent Saturday in Red Cloud.
Miss Mablc Thomas of Cowles has
been visiting her brother, DIR. Thomas,
u;.. Trims, v,ro. 90 HASTINGS i; visit.
ing friends and relatives in Red loud,
s,a r,o -, s.o.h o.,a;os ,,,
o.,o,.rs ~ nr,oorr p,ono
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Mrs Art hooy ana her sister MIS-
Marie iioss' or i'eatrice are 'lsi''hI
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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10

Fritz Ncvh'.,, wcu: 60 Ha>;iu:,
Tues lay.
Sherwood N,'r'-a. wcu,.o Lincoln
SATURDAY.
Nice glass tumb'c., a, pc per dozen
at burdens.
Miss Lcnora Kimberly returned to
Hastings Friday.
Lena Hcrmanoou came down from
Campbell Friday.
Will Bailey came down from Cow'vs
Saturday to celebrate.
Miss blanche llcrrick was over from
North Branch saturday.
Special prices on old whca, Hour at
the Red cloud Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Mccall, wca. tc liz.
c%elsior Springs. Mo. sunday.
Marion Mercer and lutte daughter
returned from Gibucu thursday.
Call IL, burden, gocery and -cc their
nice line of ic'nd Toe ~ca.uavarc.
A.. ,,. ,.,
u,i.na, e., 80, 60
'|'
:" ''''''' '''''"'" wednesday
,,''' ""''> ''''''' "''e'' "' spent '"'
."
Mrs. Frank TAYLOR of Franklin has
been visiting III Red Cloud the past
week.
r,o,L Ku,hu of pr,...r ,rr;roj e.,
thr city rho fr,, of .ho ,,,., for yi.;.
with relatives.
,u,,
r;,.d In III, ~. TL,n.a,. g.. ..
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u, :" = 't'' 'or h"co'n
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George Martindalc and family left
Tor Colorado yesterday, where they
VIII visit relatives OF Mrs. Martindaic.
Best cleanser for silver. cut pla,, or
gold. Trial package for the ,skirr
Full size package % cents.-NrwuuvSE
Bios.
The stairways IN the Damerell blocl;
have been repaired. and people using
them now will not be afraid of falling
through.
Drs. Weirick & Riddle. Eve. Ear
| Nose and Throat Specialists. Glos,e,
fitted. Over German National Bank,
Hastings.
The Ladies' Child NJ the Epi.con,l
church will Civ, n lawn social at the
home Of Miss Ferris .JuIv +. Everv.
body invited.
,.a. ~ ., ..
glass. silver mr. gold Ask for trial
n~ackaye. Full siz. pockoye ., cents.
-Nrwuorsr Hpos
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his oratorv eouol IN that Of n CLAY ar n
Webster
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MISS EDNA brenemah OF New n q
iowa ana MISS "iadys "iihm OF "es'
roiht' 'H.' "h"Nha'e oee" ''s'''"e
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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-10

North of Damcrcll Block.