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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22
ATTORNEYS GENERAL
ARE ADDRESSED BY
OWEN AND WEST
CBy Associated Press)

Denver, Colo, Aug 21.-Yesterday's
Gession of the second annual conven-
ton of the National Association OF
Attorneys General was devoted TO adj
dresses by the members In his att
dress Attrney General Hadley, Of Mis-
souri, said:
Those who cannot see the Stan
darl OIL company of New Jersey In
the standard oil company and can
not see both of these legal iictions in
the real owners and the real offenders.
John d. Rockefeller, H. II. Rogers,
John D. Archbold and others is eth
er blinded by prejudice or has an un-
fortunate disposition TO obscure the
merits of controversy by strained
and irrelevant technicalities.
ITO assert that men my by the
organization Of puppet organization. =
ne continued. escape the proper
measure OF punishment for their
wrongdoing, is TO give TO the legal
fiction of the corporation greater rights
privileges and immunities than those
which belong to natural persons
"The New Question OF States
RighW' was tbs subject OF Z, paper
rea ! by Thomas w Martin. assistant
attorney general of Alabama.
Charles West attorney general OF
Oklahoma spoke on Experiments in
| Government"
Discussing tile constitution OF Okla
homa he showed tnat every feature OF
that document IS in the constitution
or statutory law OF some other state
o. nation,
The banking guaranty law be said
was officially known as the "Balti
more law and the so-ealled drastic
cn6i-trust Law was merely the Sher.
man law with very light modifica
tlons
Just before adjournment United
States Senator owen, OF Oklahoma
wao was present made a brief and
eloquent address. telling how the OK
4, lahoma constitution was written up.
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BANKS
COME IN
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Cordell Okla, Aug. 22.~-The City
National bank of the city, the largest
banking institution OF Washita county
with deposits OF over $15O,o00 has
surrendered its national charter and
has taken out a state charter as the
Cordell State bank with a capital stock
of S25.O00. This change is made IN
order TO take advantage of the Okla
homa guaranty law for the protection
Of depositors.
This bank had the guarantee fund,
but the opinion Of the attorney general
denying it this right has reed the
bank, out Of a desire TO give It's dc
positors tho benefit of every proiec
ton. to iquidate as a national bank
and take out a charter under the state.
The First National bank OF Foss
Washita county. has also surrendered
It's charter aud is now liquidating, and
has taken cgt state charter as the
Foss state bank, with capital OF
$25, 900 This bank was also under the
state guarantee system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22

August time. tells on the nerves
But tnat spirit less, no ambition feel
ing can be easily and quickly altered
By taking whal is known by druggi SITS
everywhere al DR. Shoop's Restora-
live. Within As hours after beginning
to use the Restorative, Improvement
will be noticed OF course, full health
viii not Immediately return. The
gain, however, win surely follow And
best of all, you will realize and feel
your strength and ambition as 1t is
returning. Outside influences depress
first the inside nerves. then the
stomach. Heart and Kidneys wil1Ausu
ally fail. Strengthen these failing
nerves with Dr. ShOop's Restorative
and see how quickly health will be
yours again. Sold by Wallace's drug
store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22
PROBABLE LAST YEAR
OF INDEPENDENT
INDIAN SCHOOLS


Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee. Okla Aug y. -Thlrty-
hve Indian boarding schools In the
Five Civilized tribes OF Indians are now
being supplied by the teachers, ma
irons. cooks and other pssietan'c "re
paratory for what probably will be
the last year that the Indian nations
Mi mainiMn iaelr SCHOOLS lnaeiend-
entity OF ihe whites ana The eduoa-
tional Institutions that have been
maintained by the Indians since lS5u
viii be wiped out forever
A fight is being made by the Indians
against further continuance of the In.
dian schools at the expense OF the
tribes w w Hastings. Cherokee,
national attorney for the Cherokee ma
tion, has served notice on the superin'
tendent OF the schools for the Five
tribes and on the secretary OF the in.
terior that this Is the last year the
Cherokee nation will permit the Chera'
kee treasury ia support The Cherokee
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OAA. 9T a. III y ,As
p....,h. l,Ihs Kind You Have kSas Bought
''',;.''' + &c G1hAz1zSs(
LIGHTNING STRIKES OIL TANKS

Special to Daily Leader.
Sspulpa okla. Aug. 22-Lightning
caused ten destructive fires IN the oil
field near tnis city The fires ragged
sll night, ana $1,000 barrels Of oil
were destroyed. Among tao losses
wero these:
Indiana oil ana Gas company -four
1,6O0.barrel tanks. Gull Pipe Line
company, two l600-bagrel tanks. the
Barnes company. two l,G00-barrol
tanks the ST Louis oil company. tour
l.600harrel tanks; the Gulf aud St
Louis compan,. one J5,000-balre tank;
the Crosby company. -four l,600-hsrrn.
tanks The loss will exceed Slo000O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22

Mrs. Chas, T.. Smith of WeY Frank
lin Maine, says; Il like good Times
aud have adopted Dr Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine
because they are good ana do their
work without making a fuss about H."
These painless purifiers sold at c. r..
Renfro,s drug store. 25c
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PRulTr TRIes suIctpE.

Special to Daily Leader
Oklahoma City. Aug 2l- White b.
prnitt. Keeper OF pool hall and a
brother OF MCman Pruitt, the attor-
ney. attempted s0icide with carbolic
acid aud iamming himself In the head
with pool ball. He will recover
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

OF lahoms city, 3; Joplin, 2.
Oklahoma. City. OKLA aug. 22.-Mc'
Cormick won yesterdays game for
Oklahomn City wieh a single IN the
ninth ;Hnlng with Erman out.
score R.H. f.
Joplin. .......bON 9lO t0l-2 l
Oklahoma city 900 900 OILS 8 q
Quiessor, Pollard and Noyes, llar-
tington: Folbre and Kelsey.
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wehh cltN. 8. hutohIneon. 0.

Webb city Mo. Aug 22.--Only
twenty-five men we're at bat for Hut
Crimson yesterday. Twenty-seven
faced Buruham and two walked. Both
we're pur out al first and not a hit
vas made by the visitors.
Score r. III. u.
webb CITY ... 1902 coo 00r--J 0
900 GOO 00-0 0 !
Burnham and Check; Atchison.
Tuppett and Freese.
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lrans resulting from Catarrh and drives
way Cold in the Head quickly. Restosas
he Senses OF Taste and Smell Full size
o els. st Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Jream Balm for use IN atomizers 70 cts.
Ely Irothoss. sc Warren Street, New York.
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CURLY CALDWELL IS NO MORE
specIaI to Dally Leader.

SpetIhI 70 Daily IleldtT
Weatherford, Okla, Aug 22.-James
Carroll Caldwell, a prominent lawyer,
who was receiver of the kingfsher
land Office during the last admins
ration of President Cleveland and
member of lhe board OF regents of
the agricultural and mechanical col
lege at saltwater during Governor
Renirews administration, is dead al
his home IN this city
Caldwell was Al years old. lie came
10 Oklahoma from Nebraska during
the first Oklahoma opening After
severing his connection with the land
office he moved 10 Weatheriord and
engaged in the hardware business
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nns yltalizing appliance and treatment
Tor men ever invented Treatment
lgivate. results immediate, cure per.
rianent Booklet mailed free, sealed
ia plain envelope. No. c. O. y. or
Hher scheme. Write today. Address
THE SMlTH SURGICAL lNSTRU-
MENT CO.
Room iaf, 4o7, Main ST., Dallas, Tex
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PhIIadeIphIa. 8; Cleveland, J

Philadelphia. Aug. 22.--Cleveland
played great uphill game and tied
the score three times, only to be beat.
en out IN the ninth when Philadelphia
scored run on four singles of Ryan.
Score X. II. +
Cleveland. .. 900 col 231-7 IA 2
Philadelphia, $50 600 Ills IA 0
Rhoadcs Berger. Ryan and N.
Clarke. Bcmis. Coombs, Dygert. Wick.
ers and Schreck
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

~ Kansas City
Kansas City, 8; Louisville. IL.
Al Minneapolis
Minneapolis, 3. Columbus, 2.
a. st. Paul
ST. Paul, 4; Toledo, 5 first game)
st, Paul, 2; Toledo. (second gamel
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, g; Boston, z

Boston, Aag. % Chicago won an
r9hill same from Boston, each team
using three pitchers The locals
seemed 60 have a commanding lead,
but Cicotte was wild and Steele was
hit hard. smith and altrock were also
batted hard and Walsh saved the
game for the visitors.
Score r. II. Il.
Chicago. . 900 701 000--S ~ ]
Boston. ....212 001 1907 l6
Smith, Altrock Walsh and w. Sulli-
van, shaw Cicottc, steele. Burchell
and Carrigan, Crayath.
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Accidents will happen, bat the best.
egulated families keep Dr Thomas
electric OH for such emergencies. II
inbdues the pain and heals the hurts
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Enid. Okla. Aug 22.-By hitting
Brennan when hits meant runs, Enid
Won the first with Springfield.
Score r. fl. +.
Enid .....G11 02l 20@--7 . 8
Springfield. 00u 200 00O-2 3
Ashley aud H. Allen and T. Allen;
Brennan and Erloff.
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The best for the price, 500 10 $3.50
AL leather. Stylish and durable are
my Boys and Girls Shoes. Robin.
sons.
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rnrnka. ?. Wiohita. [.

Topeka. Kas. .Aug22. Selby had
letter support than Speer in the
rinches and won a pitchers battle
from hin.
Score R.HB
Topeka, ..... .ee1 10 OO--2 9
Wichita ... COO 600 0i0--i e :
Selby and Boles; Speer and Doran.
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BE A PERFECT MAN

- RA O. = tN'Nf
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suffer from errors OF
youth, Nervous pebii-
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ture, varicoeele, day
or night losses, our
booklet, For Men
ONLY" win explain
how you can cure
yourself quickly az
home. Most maryei-
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The Guthrie Business University
Oklahoma protected
er term now IN session Reduced rates En'er any time The Greatest
days and eegaphy Two months We teach quickly and horough
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Mathematics WIRELESS TElEGRAPIiN
Two years course IN Law eonterns degree T. L. b. emitting you 70
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Take your business course Gnte Capital Of the get
High
attend first class college It increase $40 $50
Positions every
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IsVWT"f 7
ST. Louis. Aug. PA double fol-
lowed by two sacrifices in the ninth
scored one run and gave St Louis The
second game of the series with Phiia-
delphia.
Score K. II. T..
St Louis .... 800 600 00i--4 10 I
Philadelphia. 600 Ill 0OO-3 10 .
Lush and Ludwig; Corridor and
Doom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22
American Leagne.

Cleveland al Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New YORK.
Chicago az Boston.
Detroit al Washington.
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National League.

Bostoa al Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia al st. Louis.
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AND
OTHER
pItlsbura. 2. erookIyn, !.

Pittsouig. Aug Pittsburg won
a postponed game from Brooklyn.
Score II. Ii. E
Pittsburg. .... .01O 00l O0f-2 8 0
Brooklyn. .... .00c 001 C00--i Z |
Maddox and Gibson; Rucker and
BERGEN.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
PuehIo, 8. LinooIn. 4.

Pueblo, 6; Lincoln, a..
Pueblo, Aug. 22.-Score. r. II. e.
lincoln. .. 020 100 100 6 o
Pueblo. ......1 100 600 004-5 3 4
Johnson. Wasson an d Zinran;
James and smith.
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Independence, /; aartIesville, 0.
TEXAS LEAGUE.


Dallas. Tex. Aug 22.~-Dalias easily
deferbsl Shreveport.
Dallas. ............. IA ]
Shreveport. .............,. ; 2
Peters and Mille"; BODIES and Petit.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Western Association,

western .NsSocidton-
Joplin al Oklahoma city.
Springfield at Enid.
Wichita at Topeka.
Hutchinson az Webb City.
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san Antonio 8: Houston, 2.
Eorth worm, 10: Maee, s. MlM

Fort Worth, reA. A.s.--.r-f on
Worth batted Browning at will and
Won with case.
Score RH E
Fort Worth ...............10 10 16 ?
Waco observation-disclosures. 3 8 3
woodbridge and Wick; Browning
and Orr
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Washinuton, a; pctoit, 1.

Washington, Aug. Washington
tunched two hits and a base on balls
by Willett in the first inning and de.
fcated Detroit.
score R.H. ~
Washington 200 GEO i0s-3 4 2
Detroit. ... .aiC 600 O0-i q
Johnson and street. Willctt and
Schmidt.
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oklshoma-Kansss League,
Muskogec at Tulsa.
independence at Bartlcsville.
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okLAHoMA.KANeAs LEAGUE.
TULSA, f3; Muskogce. 2.

Tulsa, 10; Muskogee, 2.
Muskogee. Okla, Aug. 22.--The
home team was swAmped by Tulsa.
Score r. II. y.
Tulsa ........ IS a
MI rskogce, ......,... 2 . .
Wolverton, Campbell and w. Kelley
and J. Kelley. Shultz, Turner and
Meade and Jenries.
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BASEBALL


Austin at Galveston.
san Antonio at Houston.
Dallas at Shreveport.
Waco a. Fort Worth.
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Mems all solid Leather Shoes, si.5o
at Robinsen's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
Electricity In Church EdlfiCes.

Few realize what an important part
electricity plays in the work about the
modern church edifces. There is con-
siderable work constantly required
about a church building andthe clean,
~noiseless, efficient and economical cleo
any other power in the world. The
great pipe organs use motor power for
the air compressors; the ventilating
fans are motor-driven: the carpets are
swept with vacuum cleaners; the build
ing is lighted with hundreds of electric
lights.
The new First Baptist church of
Worcester, Mass, is electrically
throughout. The lighting of this large
building has been worked out ON sci
entifc principles and the incandescent
lamps have been artistically arranged
for effects which could be produced
with no other kind of illuminant. No
sharp or direct rays of light fall upon
the eye from any position.
Five motors, aggrcgating 30 hip. do
the work about this church. The
largest motor, ten horse power, drives
Il fan in connection with the heating
system and assures an eve temperG-
tuce throughout the large auditorium.
The organ blower is operated by an
eight horsepower motor and a fan for
the ventilation of laboratories is driven
by a our horsepower motor. The in.
%stallation of a acuum cleaning system,
driven by a four horsepower motor
makes it unnecessary to use brooms OF
sweepers to keep the building clean,
The cost of cleaning has thus beer
greatly reduced in comparison with tn,
old methods of doing the work by
hand.
Another interesting motor applica
ton of a wood, canvas and asbestos
curtain between the main auditorium
and Sunday-school room. This curtain
is about thirty-fve feet wide and thirty
feet high, weighing about three tons
The motor will raise this curtain noise
lessly in less than half n minute. TIL,
motor installations require little atten
ton and the church is in no way in
jurcd, even in appearance, by thes
five applications of electric power.
Electric News Service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
Corn EXPOSITION Commission Appointed.

The Nebraska commission for the
National Corn Exposition, to be held
at Omaha, in December, have been APP
pointed by Governor Sheldon, upon
recommendations from the state board
of agriculture and the corn improvers
association and are as follows; Will
lam Ernst, Johnson county, president;
l.. A. Burnett, Lancaster county. vice
president; X. Hogue. Saline county,
second vice-president: W, Il, Mellor,
Sherman county, treasurer. At the
first meeting held by this commission
Il. q. Montgomery of Lincoln was APP
pointed secretary, The state board OF
agriculture have appropriated sufficient
funds to start the promotion for a first
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
HIS Informal Way.

The following anecdote, after re-.
naming in storage many years. has
been recently busted and brought to
light:
A young and afterward distinguished
attorney from an np'country district
of New York state was arguing his
first appeal in the old general term of
supreme court. He had been in many
legal scrimmagcs in justices courts at
home, but had never stood in the awe
some presence of five sedate and learned
Judges Of the supreme court, in general
term assembled. His embarrassment
was great. He repeated himself and
misplaced his words So often that it
was quite evident that he must soon
Ice routed by his W confusion unless
something should occur to break the
spell. Finally, and just rs he was
Wondering the deepest in II chaotic
tumble of language and ideas, the pre-
siding Judge interrupted with the fol
lowing remark:
"Mr. Smithers, | believe it will be 6
! great relief to yourself and to the
, court if You will address us in the
same free and informal way that yo,
' doubtless use in addressing your loca
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
Notice Of Application For Saloon License

Notice is hereby given that u. j. Kohmetscher
has filed in the Office OF the county clerk OF
Webster county, Nebraska, this 25th day of
February A. ID. 1905, his petition signed by the
required number of resident freeholders of Oak
CreeE precinct, Webster county, Nebraska,
praying for a saloon license to be granted by
the board OF commissioner Of said county,
authorizing the sale Of malt, spirituous and
Vinous liquors on lot eleven az, block twelve
r2, in the village Of Rosemont, Webster
county, Nebraska. for u period of one year
from and after the LIST day OF April A. ID. 1908.
Hearing of said application will be held at the
meeting Of the board OF county commissioners
TO be held on Tuesday. March II, 1868. or nc the
first meeting thereafter. T.. W. Ross,
9u County Clerk.A
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13

For the week ending Tuesday, Mch.
10, furnished by the Fort Abstract CO.,
l.. II. Fort, Manager.
Chas. w. Brown to William j.
Kelly, wd, e. nw4, swl nwi
and So nwi nw4 see li-4-l2....S G,000
ilris Eccrhour to &. w. Brown,
wd. pit sw4 sea sec 7-i-ll...... 1,s00
T. = FitZ to Geo. Amack, wd, So
sea, mel mel and NJ nwi sec91-
ITO. ........ $50. 1880
Robert Mathicson to Byron II.
Gilmore, wd, ne swi n NJ
sea sec 29-l-lO ........... $500
Chas. Il. Perkins to Nathaniel
II. Stone, qcd, sei sec 23-i-l.. /
VIM. NJ. Ely ia Geo. W. Shuck,
W. sw4 and sea swi and lot 6
in sec i5-l-o go. ............ BOO
otto Klate to Alexander Klate,
wd, net sec 1912 -. . ..... 1000
Jacob Gale to August Martin,
Wi, lot 20, blk IA, Blue HILL. so
John w. johnson, trustee, to
Robert Damerell, qcd, 81 and
ne4 sec 1919. .......... 1000
L. G. Martin to Oscar w. Emick
wd, SGD sec S-2-l0. $50. ...... $500
oliver ID. Hedge, sheriff, to Lena y
Temple, sd, W. nc4 and W. sea
sec 24-2-I3. 9l5
T.. u. Ovcrman TO Chas. W. Haley
,yd 90 nu-l nnd GOO gQ-p II 1
Lloyd Croker to Henry Croclkcr,
wd, CO sec 25-l-1l.. .......... SOC
orly NJ. Emyeart to John Ii,
wd, e. 10 and W. nwi and W.
sw4 sec 20-2-l2. ....... 1,1OC
Chas. w. Haley to John Il. Jar
Doe. wd, e9 nw4 sec 22.@-11... 5000
James j. Cary to +. U. Overman. .
wd. 50 Sw4 2S and m nw4 sec
33-2-li.. l,OOC
Herbert l.. Luce To l.. f.. Doolcy
wd, lots ( and !, blk Q, Ina
oo'
state of Nebraska to Noah
Cluny. d, se4 nwi sec 3G-3-l0.. $50
state OF Nebraska to Noah
Cludy, d, ne4 nw4 sec 36-3-10.. 35l
state OF Nebraska to Noah
Cluny, d., swi nwi sec 36.3-l0. 35t
Charlotte Leigh To John Henry
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
First and Third Tuesdays

justice of the peace"
We'll, then" replied SmithcrS, Il
wish that while am busy alleviating
your honor's dense ignorance of the
law you would keep your id mouth
shut" The court laughed heartily and
waved for him to proceed. He grew
eloquent, and won his case in the midst
of hearty applause.-Bohemian
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13

Hinson, wd, ne4 sec 27-l.11... 1900
Frank l.. Hines to Amboy Mill
and Elevator Co., wd, sw4 sec
sa.s.lo ........ ...... ..... 1880
w. G. Frahm, county treasurer,
To- A. Gilmore, I'd, lots 12, -
and ID, blk o, Rohrer's ad to
Blue Hill ......... ..... 100
a. II. Sellars to S. C.. Shuck, wd,
pit nw4 sea sec 35-2-11.... ..... 5000
Total ..... &C.. .S77,247
Mortgages filed, s24 900.
Mortgages released, Sl4,825.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.

DR.. Detchons Relief for rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures In I to 3 days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious. 1,
removes at once the cause and the disease i'm
mediately disappears. The first dose greatly
benefits, 75 cents and 81. Sold by Ii. L. GRIcE
druggist, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13

class Nebraska exhibit and we would
suggest that every cnterprising farmer
in this vicinity join in perfecting an
organization for the growing of a SUI
periur grade of corn. If you will try,
Let Us show that country is pro-
gressive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13

Mrs. Walcom and Mrs. Harill, mother
and sister of Mrs. Il. Ii. Goble, who
have been visiting here, left Tuesday
morning for st. Louis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13

Mrs, Robert Taylor of Duboicc,
Neb., is visiting at the home Of w. X.
Geer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Tuesday, Mich.
10, furnished by the Fort Abstract Co.,
l.. II. Fort, Manager.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13

Mortgages filed, S24,O0O.
Mortgages released, Sl4,825.
, 1908-03-26
Notice to Credi tors.

Estate of Henry A. Kincaid, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
and all persons having claims against
the said estate that letters OF administra-
ton were on the 18th day of March, AID.
1908. granted to the Undersigned, in the
above estate, are hereby required to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vo chess
for allowance, to the undersigned Harry
f. Kincaid within six months after date
of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit from such estate, and
if such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of said letters,
they will be forever barred,
Harry F. Kincaid, Administ, rator.
Dated Saratoga, Wyo., March l3 1908.
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