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superauOus Hair, Warts, MoIes,

HuUtFHuuus ItHEFi WAFtsI HUitsJ
BiFthmarks bsckheads, and al facial bemishss
permanently IemOTsd by eectTulyyis. Lady operator.
Room t3. MetzeIOtt Bldg. lllo f 81. Nv.
EIDEKDOWN QUILTS COVERED WITH NEW
satin Siikaline. 5l3 i ST. oCI0-u
LATEST NOVELTIES IN FURs MADE FROM
uldfashoEcd fur garments. 9l3 z ST. nv. oSlou
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No 5a3. J. Bradshaw Beverley r. Edwin s.
Clsrs. notes. e 10. Attoney. K. " Hcth
No 5s91 Robert W. Taylor vs. PENNSYLVANIA
Raiiroad Compsny ct al; damages $1,000 Attor-
neys, /. o. WendubuEg and VI. H. Beach.
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PERSONAL.
Miss Melville,

MISS NJ. :. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL wAvEn
and haiEdresser. shaupO0:ng. HaniGuriDR. ehFop-
Ody. facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and residences Phone Main 855 sll
ST. NV. fe2Au
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies. Automobile Supplies
Dyuamos and Motors. Machinery SuppleA
Wiring Contractors,
We have competent men to plan out and produce
the special results always essential the installation
of electrical apparatus.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY co,
1880 New York Ave.
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FLEMING BUILDING. IAs 81. NW.i RENO
vated throughout lst floor suitable for stock broker
or zeal estate; also excellent Office rooms with best
q ianitor service: no extras. !y2G
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE MET
zerott Bldg, luolli2 At. NV; Sl25o per nonth,
including heat, Light, elevator. and snitoF service
no extras ocl0tf
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
at so5 New York ave-; large padded vans 81 load
2hcrse wagon, $ load mhl7-eo
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

VERY ATTRACTIVE GROOM COTTAGE. NEAR
Dist. Line Station. az AFT Rainier; price s. 90.
S25 cash; so per month also pretty Swiss cottage
Sl,50), easy terms. Apply !. e. ROGERS. Owner
District Line station. Rhode Island ate. ne. or
Kendall Bldg. jal-4t
FOR SALE A FINE NINE-ROOM HOUSE:
night on electric railway; 8 miles from city; Just
the place f0r cOloTed empoye IN the departments:
very low and easy terms Call on CHARLES
SHEPARD Owner. COZ + 81 nv de9-t
~ you want 10 buy a MsTyland farm or suburban
home see Us CT send foJ latest bulletin.
Marion Duckett & son, 635 + NV.
sei4-u
FOR SALE AT hENILWJRTH, ID. G..
Now Is your time 20 secure easy monthly par
ments one o these attractive cottages or choice lots
IN KenilBOTth. ID. c.. NasEiDgtons growing suburb
ALLEN ". MALLERY, I4I7 G ST. NV
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. ; TO &c PER
foot. at Mt Rainier Nd. on 18th and 18th Sta
rear r. l. ave-. District Line Sta; ! fare; high and
healthy. small monthly payments. J. c. ROGERS.
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FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, PIANOS. &c. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS. ia d st. nE. Phone Maia
0i0 auZ-u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEVER BEFORE WOULD OR COULD LESS
than 500 honestly over 500 monthly while
you sleep How! Inventor lacks just that taking
foreign patents inside 10 days or lose them. His
extremity is yOuT opporrunity iTasp &C.. Inspect my
bmnd-new invention, absolutely an essential mCuop-
oly. and be convinced above statements are CON
Esrvatiye Time too short 10 vTite particulars:
therefore viii answer only those vino say they can
call near Willard, or who make appointment leven-
ing az their homes Address BOX l37. Station A.,
gffF
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THRASHING a BOY.

To-morrow-The birthday of Georgia.
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GROCER.
MACHINE SHOPS.
ALEXANDRIA.
PROPOSALS.

BIDS WANTED FROM CONTRACTORS TO RE
model building. Call at Office between and 10
a. m OF and p N. EWING-EYERETT co.
rs Colorado Bldg 18th and q sts. NV ial-2r
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

IHILLIPS' AGENCY SUPPLIES COOKS.
sitchenm5l. alitors. elevator men, drivers lor,ars.
walters, free of charge; all business places ~ 9TH
g. nw. Phone main Z04. deSi13t
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SPIRITUALISM.

KEELER, 1891 FAIRMONT ST. - WONDERFUL
private slate writings daily, messages from loved
cucs. and Information any Affairs public seances
Wednesday, Friday. and sunday nights. 'Phona
north 524 na5-E
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

TWELVE-ROOMED ELEGANT
ly furnished ne-and brick house, on tefTaced
corner, 2lst and sts. specially adapted for the
elect, u. II. JOHNSON Co. Gil 7th St NV jal-5
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, December 81, 10O7.l
DISTRICT COURTS.


Assignments for Monday. January 6, 1885:
Original Docket 29. In the matter Of tie appli-
cation Of Henry y. r. MaciaTlsnd ct a., Commits
siorus Of the District Of Columbia. Attorney,
4. H. Thomas.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

APT 3. THE IMPERIAL" COLUMBIA RID
Specially wellaUanged and furnishedi long or
short lease; terms moderate jal-eod5t
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Equity Court No. 4,
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 2i6. Nottingham rs Nottingham reference
to examiner. Attorneys. Campbell Caningn-I. L.
Pugh.
(By JUSTICE BARNARD1
No. 1850. Uimer UIimer, guardian ad utem
appointed. Attorney. W. C. Gardiner.
No 25B. Collard vs. Bradley: substitution of
trustee ordered. Attorney u. s. Welch
By CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGHJ
40 21S2. Afford vs.. Oma; security for costs or
dered refunded. Attorneys r. J.. Jefords and
Milton suasburger-J. B. Archer and Hallam 4
Halaln
Assignments fer Friday. January ]. lss: Motions
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments for January g 1895:
No &i5f. Richardson aud Burgess vs. Maghsn.
Attorneys, Leon Tobriner-H. T. Davis.
Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No assignments.
CIrcuit Court No, 2,
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for January g 1905:
No I2 Grady v. Washington Gasisht Com
pany. Attorneys, Douglas * Douglas-sicKenneJ
& FlanneTy
ard. Attorneys " c. Clephane-B. IT, Warner r.
No. 16. Jaquette cxecutriK, vs. Capital Traction
Company. Attorneys. r. =. Evans F. b. Benson
W. W. Pouitney-R. X. Perry q Son ana G. T.
Dunlop
No. g. Lukius vs. Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company Attmueys l. s.
Bailey and T. Stricklsnd-A. A. Hoeng
No. rs. Willard rs BgllingsT. Attorneys W C.
Sullivan aud A. L. NeEmyer-E. L. Gies.
No, 10. Dale vs.. ShafeT. Attorneys, L s
Bailey-C. J. +. Graf.
No l2. DALEY rs Washington Gaslight Com
pany. Aumneys L. j. Nather-R. r. PeTy & son
No. 6. Coker vs- Pratt. Attorneys, II. T. Lerch
and f. +. COllcday-J0dn RidOut and r. T. Pratt
No. 2ls. Walker & Co. vs. Elite Laundry Com
pany. Attorneys. George kearney and Edmund
Bugke-Raston Siddons
No. S2 Dawson administrator vs.. Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys Alex
Gilg0ur and Gettings & Chambe-lain-Hamilton
Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton.
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FLOOR OIL
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL MnRk

y Teeth and Gold Croans. s. u2: Gold FIJI.
l up; silver Filings. 58,. Work guaranteed
n DE. GEO. l.. EDMOiIDS. slO f St nv.
n WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING:
am: look, feel, act, aad last longer than nas.
teeth; shruuken faces made normal: aalnIes
Dr. J. l. WILSON. l2ie 81, NV. uay7s Z
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM AND BATH, FURNISHED. WANTED BY
bachelor. board near or optional; must be within
reasonable walking distance Of 18th and H sts
refs furnished Address BOX l62. Herald Office.
de3l3g
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG BACHELOR WOULD LIKE AN APART
mcnt Of two rooms and bath; Convenient arI good
neighborocd in northwest section must be furnished
or partly furnished. refs given. Address Bon l63.
Herald office deSl-3t
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Criminal Court No. /.

Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No assignment for to-day:
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignment for Jsnuary . iss:
No. S. PCEkin vs. Postal Telegraph-Cable Com
pany. Attorneys. MILAN & Smith.
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Equity Suitn.
Law suits.

No. 55b. American Security and Trust Company
Eben Grant Townsend e al. 80 distribute trls-
tee funds. Attorneys Balston Sddons
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HELP WANTED-FEMALF.
Hell WANTED-MALE.

TWO COLORED CHEFS SO AND $50 CALL
hefCU 8 a. n. PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. go 7th ST.
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Probate Court.

BrObute Court
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate q Jane H. Hoof; win dated SeEeHlber s.
1899. fled
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SEVERAL WHITE BOYS WANTED FOR SHOP
work. work all the winter for tHe right KIND of
bogs. Apply a. Izls + ST. uv. i8l-3t
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MISGELLANEOUS-FOR GALE.

FOR sALE-8O CHOICE OVERCOATs FROM
g tH s.; these goods arc strictly all-wcol and
tailCr-made lsightiy worm all other goods reduced
Give us a call JUSTH's OLD STAND, 5l9 d.
de3l-It
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WANTED-FEMALE.

BY COLORED WOMAN. LAUNDRY TO Do FOR
ladies and gentlemen. 1919 ST. de3i-Zt
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-09
A Good Lady Gone.

The death angel has been busy the
past week, and the aged, and the
young has fallen victims before the
keen sickle.
One of the earliest residents to be
gathered is Mrs. Mary Josephine
Newbanks, and it is with deep regret
that the Free Press announces her
death This estimable lady departed
this life on July 8, at 1880, in a hospi-
table in Kansas City, where she was
taken two weeks ago for treatment.
She underwent an operation, but no
relief come and she passed peacefully
from earth away. Though dead, yet
she will live long in the hearts of the
people of this city.
She was q Grm and consistent christ
ian, receiving the promises with un-
faltering faith given for rich inner.
itance to those who trust become obe-
dent to the Divine law. The deceased
possessed more than ordinary attain
ments. Having intellectual faculties
of high order, with a firm christian
faith, she occupied position of inf1u-
ence in life, equaled only by the sym
pathy and love she always manifesto d
for those in distress.
Mary Josephine Anderson was born
May 8, 1859, in Sparta, ILL.,, moving
with her parents TO independence, Mo :,
and later to Kansas City, Kan, She
attended school in Kansas City and
graduated at the age of seventeen
After her graduation she wrcs 70 liz the
Office OF tao register of deeds, until her
marriage to Noah Newbanks in 1885
since that time she has made her hom
in this city. She is survived by hus-
band, a sister and three brothers.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-09
DR.. Y. H. RabIs has gene, to Chicago

DR. Y. H. Rabls has gene to Chicago.
Governor Crawford went out to Wall
yesterday.
Alva Dennison is in the CITY from
Ottumwa.
Tom G. McNamme returned yester-
day srom Huron.
Born; July 8; to Mr.. and Mrs. O..
=. DOkken, q son.
I. w. Goodner and family leave
Saturday for Seattle.
Mayor Wadieigh leaves this evening
for Omaha and Chicago.
Miss Florence Nordlie has returned
to her home at Madison, Wis.
j. f, O'Lander went out to Oacoma
today where an institute is in session.
Mrs. Phil Wilkes is enjoying visit
with relatives at Chicago this week. Z
Mrs. A. L. Shrake and children have
arrived from Arkansas to join her
husband.
Chas. Rohrer and wife wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of a little girl
at their home.
Miss Rochelle Adams and George
Wiseman were married this evening at
the Methodist parsonage.
Charles L. Hyde returned the first
of the week from Duluth, where he
has been on business trip.
The County Board of Commission
ers have been in session since Tues
day. The grist of business which has
accumulated during the past three
months is large, and it will take the
Board several days to complete the
business of the term.
Today, at the Congregational Par
sonage in this city, Rep. Askin joined
in marriage George G. Weisman and
Miss Ochell Adams. Both are mum
bered among Pierre's best people and
we hope that fortune will favor them
as they toddle down the bra.
In the salesroom of the capitol
Furniture store is displayed line of
goods of the first quality, including all
the fashionable makes and desings
They have the only complete line of
undertskers goods in this city, while
their prices are below any retail house
in this portion of the state. Step into
this business house and note the grand
display of goods.
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Gave II In Euli.

An old Scottish minister took ii into
his head - marry his h~ousckcepCr.
His prccCntor being i'll on the day
when the lanns were TO I've proclaimed,
the minister, not caring to make tho
intimatiJn himself. arranged win his
herd boy TO do j.. Now he said,
you Just call out in Il loud voice. Pro-.
lamation Of marriage between the Rev.
Mr.. Murray OF this parish and Jean
Lowe o the same lia. ha!' laughed
the minister rs he concluded. "Wha'd
haze thocht ~" The Sabbath came
round, and the congregation assembled.
When the moment arrived the lah, who
had duly prepared himself, rose and
called out: 'Proclaination of marriage
between the Rev. Mr.. Murray Of Us
parish and lean Lowe q The same!
ua, ha,' he laughed. thinkiu" ,hiS {, he
n pa: of the proclamation. "Wha'd
hIC thJ,ht n" The effect ON the min
Istc" ana the congregation can he mag
iucl
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The French Tramp.

The vagabond who is Kin TO the wolf
is a special p'pduct Of civilization.
You do not meet him In England or
Germany, though something like him
exists among the half yellow Slavs Of
Russia. lie Is eminently Latin. In ev.
cry sense Of the word he Is Il rebel
against society. He has had some ed
ucation-fcw Frenchmen can escape II.
He has read n little, perhaps enough
10 klndlc his brain of II wolf, ana he
has two aims In llfe-to live the free
life Of The wolf on the hill and to In.
lure MS much AS lie can that great
monstrous. law driven machine, civil
Nati0n. The lonely farmhouses are de.
fcnscless against him. When all are
busy aticld he crccpS In aud plllagcs,
If need he lie Kills. He has Il distinct
hatred for those who work n garner.
As he passes he fires the hayri"kS-
barns and buildings 60 M In smoke.
That Is where the Latin shows In him.
Once ont ~ the law he * an %anarcli.
So ng ~ he is cross tied In innumcr-
able acts of parliament the Latin is
merry and amiable. when the ropes
are of he makes revolution or fires
hayricks.-Nance Thompson in Outing
Magazine,
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says Jane Adams in an article of alb
sorbing interest in the Woman's Home
Companion. Every much Of this I'M
desirable state of affairs has come
about through the fact that industrial
and domestic activities have 50 largely
Slipped out Of the control of woman
with her home. building instincts. hci
love for order and her passion for de.
tails.
"Thc old division of labor. which de-
fined mans work as that lying outside
the home and wOman's inside. had
much to recommend it. The trouble
with us is that we have enlarged the
boundaries of the home and have not
enlarged the home makers powers
with it. For what is the modern fac.
tory. from the cotton mill To the steam
laundry, from the flour mill tothe can
ming works. but Il place where an as
semblage of workers do on a large
scale for the whole community what
each individual housekecpcr used to
do on Il small scale for her own house
hold" What are all these new social
cffOrts-our public-school system. our
municipal play grounds. our public
baths and libraries. our systems of
street cleaning and transportation. our
hospitals and asylums but modern
efforts to meet in modern ways the old
needs of humanity? Are women to
have no direction in these matters he
cause the innate desire to help others.
To feed. to clothc, To nurse. To teach
and To train the race has taken on new
fOrmS?"
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
4 Modern Education.

] can say ''hic. hacc. hoe" and de
cline any verb in Latin, but was told
the other day that | mispronounced
the English language and spoke it in
correctly.
] know how many scgmentS there
are in a bees foot, and can discourse
learnedly on the origin of life, but I'm
beggarcd if understand much about
this synthcsis of forces which | call
myself.
could write you a splendid essay
upon the arts of subsistence in former
times and describe to YOU in detail
how our savage progcnitors managed
to exc out an existence: but | don't be-
lieve | could broil II bcefsteak non
make II bowl of porridge. Neither can
the girl ] am going to marry.
have been told how all the lower
animals propagate themselves, and
know more or less about the scientific
breeding of cattle, but ! am entirely
innocent as To how the human species
should propagate its kind.
can tell you much about the nature
Of bacteria and other horrible creatures
but | confess that | don't know what
the symptoms of the commoncst dis
eases are nor how TO treat them.
can tell you all about the chcmiS.
try OF matter, but should my mother
take poison, ] would not know what
To give her.
could dazzle you with Il disScrt
alton on the economics of money, bu'
| am at Il loss To know how to earn ;
cent of it myself.
In short, ! know everything that !,
not worth knowing PUCK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
OF Interest to Women.

Governor lIoch Of Kansas ha- az.
pointed a woman probate judge. Mr.,
Mitchell, the lady so honorcG, ,l".
ceeds her husband who died in otic@.
and is probably the first wo:rau b.
serve in such capacity.
Miss Jessie Alderman has rta rod
London after her sixth tour aroarI
the world. She is reported a. say M:
"Since ! was last in Australia wDrsca
have got the franchise there. IN tie
mining districts ! found that the NH.
ers' wives took the kccnest inteyeNt n
political questions, End were reaoy 40
talk politics intclligently. even a. tie
wash tub"
The democratic state convent ~
Massachusetts almost broke up = Il
riot. No n argues from this thai a.
men, or even all democrats, ou.lt ~
be disfranchiscd. But just suppI,r
that any wOman's association had ..gi-
ten into such n quarrel that the police
had to be called in to clear the plat
form. When a woman suffrage amend
mcnt in California was defeatcG ~ t.
close vote some fourteen year, ago
several California young women we're
50 disappointed that they shed :"srs.
MIR. Charles Il. Saunders has been
quoting this at the Legislative hear.ug>
on woman suffrage in Massachusetts
ever since as II proof that womec -re
too emotional to vote. Massachu>ett,
sutfragists are now saying tina; M.
Saunders might find some stg0nge'
and more recent examples of emotional
politics among his own seN without
going SO far from home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
STOCK YARDS SUIT
Company Contends That II Is Not 4
'Cammon Carrier"
fOrllis'.

Live stock shippers are very much
Interested in the question now mp to
the Nebraska supreme court as To
whether the Union Stock Yards com.
panv is Il common carrier or o About
a year ago the state railway commits
sion decided that the stock yard com
pany with its thirty-tive miles Of
switching tracks was a common carrier.
despite the fact that it did not own or
operate Il foot of main line" and did
not WI or operate either freight or
passenger cars.
The various railroads of the state
We're interested in having this decision
upheld and when the matter came up
before the state supreme our that
body in its wisdom saw tit to side in
with the railroads and the state rail.
way commission and decided that with
IN the meaning of the law the Union
Stock Yards company was II common
carrier and therefore amenable To the
rules and regulations of the commits
sion.
At that time, however, it was hardly
forcsccn what this decision would
lead To, but it has since dcvcloped that
If the decision is affirmed by the court
it will mean an advance in the rates
for every load of stock that i, sent To
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
Years Ago
Items from The Chief Of May Is, 1883
Riycrton is without a saloon.

N'h 10 Nv " "lo'"
All the latest styles of job type at
the Chief Office and nothing but first
class work turned out.
Lawyer Gillian has turned his attcn-
ton largely to the rearing of stock.
and has a fine herd on his farm east of
town.
The low papers are full Of adver-
tisementS of Nebraska seed corn for
sale. This is a capital immigration
advertisement for Nebraska.
The need of more tenement houses
in Red Cloud was never more apparent
than at the present time. Why would
il not be a good Investment for some
one with a little idle capital to build
two or three dozen houses to rent.
The fish pond which ornamcnted the
street in front of the Chief office.
Gump's office and Moshcr's meat mar
ket has been partially filled up. just
enough to destroy its beauty and use
fitness. No more will we take moo
light sails ON that lovely pond. No
more will our devil sit pcnNivcly on
the side walk and angie for the festive
mud eat IN It's crystal depth. No more
can we step from our Office door into
the skiT and row down to Mo>hcr's
meat market to get trusted for Il quar-
tcr's worth of steak. The pleasant
murmur of its ripping waters. borne
softly stealing up from the sunny
south, will he heard no more forever.
No more can Justice Gump punish the
poor but proud and refractory crimi-
nails who cannot buck up" the fine
and costs, 10y ducking them beneath
the scum covered surface of that once
beautiful lake. No more will DR..
Damcrell stand patiently AT the corner
Of the office with Il double barrcllcd
shot gun in his hands waiting for the
unsuspecting ducks to come for their
accustomed swim OF the placid bosom
of that lovely lake. 1t j. gone played
out, ausgc~pielt: filled up hya few wag-
On loads of dirt.
The following are the officers elected
May &. l>>3. for Trinity Ev. Lutheran
sunday school Of Red Cloud for the en-
suing year.
!. +. l'ayha. Supt.: Jacob Reggie.
Asst. Supt; Miss sophie Reggie. Secty;
John McQuilkin. Treas; Miss Carrie
Ncwhousc. Librarian.
Sunday school at court house every
Sunday 10 a. IN.
MARRIED..
Winton Brown-On the >th dav %
May. 1889, in the village of Red Cloud
Rev. Geo. q. Yeisrr officiating, Mr.
Fred c. Winton to Miss .Iennct,,
Brown. all of Red Cloud.
Sutton Suadland-At the rcsidcnc,
Of Peter Martin, on the 9Th day Of May
1888. Rev. Geo. Iiummcl officiating
Mr.. 4. Il. Sutton OF Jewell Go. Kansas
to Miss Annie Suadland Of Webster
county. Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
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use. The st anne will unload at .ar-
tagcna and from there the railroads
will transport the material il mile"
when the journey will be continued
400 miles by water. \ trip Of IT."
miles by mule back, followed lv II
water trip and another mule ia"l;
journey will land this electrical &C. .p
ment nj its destination.