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The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM CURED IN

Morton J.. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind,
says: My wife had lntlammatory
Rheumatism in every muscle and joint;
her suffering was terrible and her body
and face were swollen almost beyond
recognition;h ;had beeninbcdfor six weeks
and had eight physicians, but received
no benefit until she tried! DR. Detchon's
Relief for rheumatism. 1t gave her
immediate relief and she was able to
walk about in three days. am sure it
saved her life" Sold by The II. +.
Grice Drug Co., Red Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01
sassssssssEssEEEsstses.
LOCALITIES

h Geo. Gucck Of Ias,ing- wa, in town
Friday.
Father Fitzgerald was in Blue IIiIl
Sunday.
Mi, Clara Bmse,- vo, in rroghlin
Saturday.
Al GaIu-ha was in town the last Of
the week
DR.. L. A. Thomas wa, in AIrs'
Wednesday.
Alfred iladcll wa, in St. Joe Monday
on business.
Miss Myra Griircth went to Clay
Center Monday.
Miss Bertha Potter is visiting in
Chicago this week.
Chas. Hale and John Gilbert were in
Bladen Saturday.
Mrs. Waller and children were down
from Cowles sunday.
The Red Cloud Chautauqua dates
are August 7th to 10th.
See Dr. Stockman for eye glasses
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Remember the date of the Hot
Springs Doctors July 10th.
Mrs. Patterson returned to her home
in Campbell Wednesday noon.
WNNrrp-A load of cobs on sub
scriptiou Inquire of the Chief.
Roy Robinson returned from Cald.
well Idaho, Tuesday morning.
Carl Lindgren and wife Of Catherton
precinct were in town Saturday.
Il. G.. Borum and Miss Velma Me
KINNEY spent Saturday in Bladen.
\ large crowd went from here today
to attend tho ball game at Hastings.
Mrs. Cuttings and son of Superior
are visiting at the home of Paul Pope.
Mrs. Julia Wells of Cowles was the
guest of J. +. Butler and family Tues
day.
Mrs. Lula Miller of Lincoln is the
guest of. G. Potter and wife this
week.
Miss Ruby Goble has been entertain
ing little cousin from Denver this
week.
Leslie CLANCY and wife of Superior
were the guests of his parents this
week.
Mrs. l.. VI Crabill left this morning
for "A visit in Denver and Cripple
Creek.
Gasoline II cents per gallon at the
Red Cloud IIdw. y Imp. CO. hardware
store.
Sheriff Hedge took Mrs. Ford OF
Bladen an insane person to Hastings
Friday.
Mrs. Miller of Dresden, Kas., was
the guest of j. T.. Butler and family
this week.
Mrs. =. ii. Boner and daughter ar
rived home from Kirwin, Kas., Sun
day morning.
Rings Little Liver Pills--small
pleasant and easy to take. Sold by
Henry Cook.
Will Walters and wife spent Sunday
with their son, Will Walters and fami
ly near Inavale.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01

> Day t. m blue uHl this week.
Mrs Ivan Aru,l, or Guid. r,rl, i,
tTC -eucs, of h,r mother. Mr.. GIN,
llo'mgraIn this week.
DR.. Kuhn, wife and child Of Lcwi..
ton Idaho. are the guest, Of Harold
Let~on thi- wcck.
\. r. Walker. and family wen, To
Obcrliu. Ka,. Friday in their auto.
returning Tuesday.
There will be Two liig Base Hall
game, here Monday July 9Th. with
li'orol'' NeoraN't".
'hao. Groul and Ed. Hanson went
To- Ayr Wednesday 'o attend "a N. w.
~. l"'s' ''"~' adoption.
Mrs. Townsend and daughter Of Los
Angles. Calf, are the guests of j. G
Potter and wife this week.
Miss McCar'y, who has been trim
ming for Tuuure Bros left the first
of,thc week for Hastings
The CHICAGO .urrigli.t will he at the
Royal hotel in Red cloud. Tuesday.
July 9Th. Consultation free,
N,. V,rl ,,bo h,, boon clcr,,ing
fore +. Cot,iug Ina. resigned hi, posi-.
ton and leaves for Alba today.
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,rl .,nairinus C,I, r,r tnrvr,rr
r,..La1 VIZ. Wit nLoro
Mondays, edne>days, fridays ana
'o"'ul"a9N i'e u"Eo io' i''' C'0""'
""'c'' io' 'i' i''"''H'S i'o ""so"'
Mr.. f. { Mccullough ana wiie OF
Salt Lake City. tan were the guests
OF j. &. Potter and wife the hrst OF the
week
o. y. Arnold, who has announced
himself IA candidate for county
treasurer was down from Blue Hill
Saturday.
VII lao'r' flahN 'oWueh' lau'
rope ana Den Mcf arlahn went 10
FRIEND FRIDAY III II aoef auto To see
inc "ail game
Word has been received that Mrs
van camp ana son george ana Nr
ana Mi., i"E"' arrive" si'cIy III
N'a'V'e. \" aHi''
Next sunday occurring on the Ma
tional holiday sermon appropriated tc
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burns IL pehetrates the pores draws
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The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01
New Restaurant.

| have opened new restaurant and
lunch room in the old Nation office.
Everything new, neat and clean. Meals
at all hours. We are here to please.
Call on us.--Will Lindley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01
Opened UP ASaIn.

The Bon Ton restaurant has under its
new management again opened up 70
meals. Commencing Saturday, May
22nd. will serve first class meals at
90 cents. Hubert Ncuerburg, Prop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01

ManXan is good for any kind of
Piles, 1t stops Inflammation, creates
a normal circulation, thus reducing
the Piles, and heals the parts affected.
ManZan may be conveniently and
easily applied as the tube in which it
is put up has small, patent nozzle at
tached Sold by Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01
To the Cream Producers.

have made Arrangements with my
Company to pay Cash for Cream to any
one that wants cash. / will receive
cream and pay for it as / have here
to fore. GEO THINE. Local Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01

partial digester-and physics are
not digesters at all.
Kodol Is q perfect digester If
you could see Kodol ldigesting every
particle of food, Of all kinds, in the
glass test'tubes in our laboratories,
you would know this Just as we'll
as we do.
Nature and Kodol will always
cure o sick stomach--but in order
to be cured, the stomach must rest.
That IS what KOdol does--rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
well Just as simple as \, B, @,
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01

Bitter a. IS the disappointment Of
those Democrat, who. with heart and
soul. have ,'rivcn To secure the enact
ment Of an income taN. it is a safe pre-
diction that when time shall have mel
lowed their disappointment they will
realize that even IN defeat they have
gained no small part of the victory.
The income tay which they proposed
contained all that is embodied in the
corporation taN amendment fathcred
by President Taft and in addition
thereto provision for IA similar tax on
the incomes of individuals when they
exceed $1,000 year. 1t has been csti
mated by the federal actuaries that
the proposed income tax would raise IA
revenue of S1O,0OO,OO0 year. The tax
on corporations will probably bring
in to the federal treasury $50, 600, 600 II
year. 1t l., therefore, no ocNaggeration
to say that the Democrats have won
thrce-seycnths Of victory, especially
as it Is 10y their method that the $50.
OOOOCO of revenue is to be collected
Another point which i clearer to the
man In the Press Gallery than to tn,
| Democratic Senators on the floor !,
that the Republican organization il
the Senate has been forced iuto an at
| titude wholly rcpugnant TO its inat'
ideas. has, through Democratic skill
and the conduct of a few progressive
| Republicans suffered actual dcfea
and has been compelled to spouse tn
cause of President whose views il
many respects are far more Democra
tic than they are Republican. Tn,
spectacle of Nelson w Aldrich, senio
Senator from Rhode Island, and j osepl
q. Cannon, Speaker of the House
warmly applauding President Taft a
he explained at the White House con
ference the beauties of the corporation
tax scheme because it would enabl
the federal authorities to Investigate
the conduct and internal affairs of al
corporations, was one which woul,
have afforded intense delight to tn
Democrats in the Senate, and in fac
all over the country, could they hav
| witnessed il
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-01

.t.n .itl lr En3 not done yul any
...N .uH bottle 10 the druggist aud
no '.I t.suL- Your money without queA.
ton or delay. We will then pay the drug
glst ior the bottle. Don't hesitate, all
arugglsts know that our guarantee Is good.
rms Oter applies To the large bottle only
ana To but one In family, The large bot
lle contains "a times as much as the tifty
cent bottle.
kodol is prepared at the labora,
toriesof E. G. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
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the applicant therefor to file aft
davit of at least two crejitable per-
sons other than the persons seeking
the license, showing that the con-
tracing parties are persons of good
moral character, not feeble minded,
imbeciles, epileptics, insane persons,
habitual drunkards of afflicted with
any malady of chronic nature; that
the female is over the age of Is years
and the male is over the age of 81
years, and that the marriage between
said persons will not be injurious to
society.
Any person violating any of the
provisions of sections of this act
shall, upon conviction thereof. be
punished by a fine of not less than
500 nor more than $1,000, or by
Imprisonment in the state peniten-
tiary for period of not less than one
year or more than three years, or by
both such fine and Imprisonment.
Any county auditor who shall is
sue license contrary to the provi-
sions of this act shall, upon convic-
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interstate and foreign shipments.
The Porter bill is promoted by the
international Apple Growers Asso-
citation and the New York Horticultu-
raj Society, and was conceived for
the purpose of regulating the size of
apple barrels and apple boxes Mr..
Dumas said:
This law proposes to compel the
fruit growers to use larger boxes.
Eastern growers ship entirely in bar
rels, and as a consequence the pass
age of the bill will not handicap
them. With the northwest fruit
growers it is different If we are
compelled to use a larger box our
system. of grading and packing will
be destroyed.
THE box now in use, which was
adopted by the Northwest Fruit
Growers Association fifteen years
ago, is best adapted to the size of
apples grown in the northwest, and
We nave built up a commercial pack
which has given us a reputation of
putting up the finest pack in the
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PREVENT UNION Of
DISEASED PEOPLE
X REPRESENTATIVE EDGE WILL
INTRODUCE BILL TO PREVENT
MARRIAGE OF EPILEPTICS, IN.
SANE OR FEEBLE MINDED.
Special to the World.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 20.-To prevent
the marriage of persons afflicted
with diseases which are of a heredit-
airy nature is the purpose of a bill
which has been prepared by Repre-
sentative Edge, of Spokane county.
1t not only makes it unlawful for
such persons to marry but it also
provides that clergymen and others
authorized to perform marriages
Shall be held liable for violation of
its provisions. The bill in substance
provides that:
No woman under the age of As
years, or man of any age, except he
marry woman over the age of 40
years, either of whom is, or has been
heretofore afflicted with epilepsy
imbecility, feeble mindedness, in
sanity or any chronic malady, shall
hereafter intermarry or marry any
other person within this state Chill
dren born after the parent has be-
come insane, shall not marry under
the above named conditions
No clergyman, or other officer au-
thoriZed by law to solemnize mar
riages within this state shall here
after perform a marriage ceremony
uniting persons in matrimony either
of whom is afflicted as above
The county auditor, before a mar
riage license is issued, shall require
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WOrIQ. AS result, apples grown
in the northwest have sold for the
highest prices, in competition with
the products of other sections.
''The fruit growers of the north
west feel that inasmuch as they are
the only growers that pack in boxes
they should be heard from before
an effort is made to pass the Porter
bill
Another feature of the bill OBJ
jectionable to the northwest produc-
ers is its provision for grading APP
pies. 1t provides for grading apples
so that first grade fruit shall not
contain more than 10 per cent of
wormy or defective apples. We west
ern growers are of the opinion that
first grade apples should be only
perfect fruit
Mr.. Dumas will also interview all
the large dealers in western box ap-
pies in Chicago and New York. ut
will be my mission, he said, ito find
out through direct interviews who of
the eastern dealers are friends of
! the northwest fruit growers"
1t is generally understood among
western fruit men that most of the
| New York and Chicago dealers are
in favor of the Porter bill.
Assurance has heen given by Ore
gon growers that they are in favor of
sending a representative to Washing
ton
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Mr.. Thurlow, of Winthrop, ship
ped a carload of beef to KreitZ &
Co., at Granite Falls, Wash, today.
Mrs. Thurlow and children have been
here a week living at the Olympia
hotel.
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M. S. Boyles shipped out for Potts
& Co., of Monroe, one car of prime
beef Sunday night ana had to re-
turn here last night, not being able
to get over the mountains. Mr..
Boyles is buyer for Potts & Co. and
also one of the firm.
Dick Wellbaum returned to Lake
side this morning.
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APPLE GROWERS
OPPOSE MEASURE
NORTHWESTERN FRUIT MEN SAY
PORTER PACKING BILL WOULD
THE WEST.
Special to the World.

special TO the World.
DAYTON, Jan. 20.-J. L. Dumas.
president of the State Horticultural
Society, left here today for Washing
ton, ID. {. Mr.. Dumas goes to Wash
ington directly in the interest of the
fruit growers of this state, whose
commercial supremacy as apple pro-
ducers is threatened by the passage
of the Porter apple package bill for
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20 TEAMS WANTED.

The Columbia River Lu nber COM
pany want 20 teams to h: III lumber
from Skyline Mill and will pay 81
per thousand. Get your -eam and
get busy. ***
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ton thereof, be punished by fine of
not less than 500 nor more than
$500.
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BORN

Born to Mr. and Mrs Claude
Tubbs, a nine-pound girl at their
home on B. street
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Salyer
Sunday, twin girls. Mother doing
well. DR.. Kaupp was the physician.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
YOUNG PEOPLES'
 MASS MEETING

A great mass meeting of the young people of Conway will be held ill the gospel tent near the Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The meet ing will be in charge of the Y. M. c. A., Y. w. C. A., Epworth Legue, B. Y. P. U. and Christian Endeavor organizations of this city. President J. J. Doyne of the State Normal will probably be the principal speaker, and an effort is being made to secure one of the Y. M. C. A. leaders from the con- vention in session at Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
COL. BRYAN AT LITTLE ROCK
Distinguished Visitor Recipient of Many
 C0urtesies in Capitol City.

Little Rock, April I5.-William Jennings Bryan is today receiving all the courtesies that can be shown such a distinguished parsonage by the people of Little Rock. He will this afternoon address the general assembly and tonight deliver his "Prlnce of Peace" lecture in a To- cal theatre. He has added two ad- ditional dates for Little Rock, one being an address to the Modern Woodmen of America, after his lec- ture tonight, and the other an ad- dress to the law students of the University of Arkansas in the su- preme court chamber tomorrow morning. The lecture to the law students will be along the line of legal ethics they should pursue after receiving their diplomas and entering the practice of law.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
STATE FUNDS
 ARE DEPLETED

Little Rock, April I5.-Bed rock is due in the general fund ill the Arkansas treasury by night unless some collector of the state makes a partial settlement and relieves the strained condition. There was SI ,e25.25 in the treasury to the credit of the general revenue fund when the treasurer opened for bus
 mess this morning. There was $5, 3o5.42 in the general fund yes terday morning and last Friday there was little over SI 6, ,ooo, show ing the rapidity with which the money passes out of the treasury.
 There is no way now for the state to receive an amount sufficient to relieve the emergency can be paid
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
Directors Meeting.

At the last directors meeting 1t was decided to meet again at Con- way the fourth Saturday in April. This meeting, the 24th .of this month, is looked forward to as a time of much interest to every director of the county. No special program will be prepared as it is the time selected for the consider atlon of the County Superinten- dency Law. tis hoped that every district in the county will be rep resented at this meeting. The questions to considered are of di- rect interest to all At this stage of progress and attempted school
 organization no subject should give
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
STORES WILL BE CLOSED
Saturday Night that Salesmen May Hear
 Bryan's Lecture.

Everything is now ill readiness for the coming Of Col. William ]. Bryan, who will deliver two lectures here Saturday. The large tent has been erected on the Pres byterian church lots and the seats are being arranged today. The inn portant business streets of the city will be decorated with flags, etc., and all the merchants have agreed to close their stores Saturday night at 7 o'clock, in order to give every one chance to hear the distinguish ed lecturer. Following is list of those who will close:
 s. E. Anderson, N. c. Martin & Son. w. M. Harrell & Co.,, Sam Heiligers. Wilson Bros. & Living ston, B. T. Deal, S. G. Smith, Martin x Harton, J. M. Bolls, J. J. Livingston, White Drug Co.,. i, Burr Walthall, J. F. Weinmann, Menty X Dollahite, Frauenthal & Schwarz, Greeson Drug Co.,, w. H. Norwood, J. G. Hudgens, Cole & Co.,, A. E. Livingston, Nelson Drug Co. Mode & Clayton, H. T. Ward, Drummer Hardware Go. Favre & Herbert, E. w. Rogers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
KEEL'S AMENDMENTS BEATEN
Senator Loses in Attempt to
 Cripple Oldham Bill.
University Appropriation Bill Gets Through House With Cut of Only
 About $5ooo.

Little Rock, Ark, April I5.-
 By tie vote, IS to IS, the amend ment offered by Senator Keel to force Governor Donaghey alone to take up the work of completing the capitol, was lost i'll the senate yes terday afternoon, after an all day fight. This amendment was pro- posed to the Oldham bill providing an appropriation for the completion of the new capitol and prescribing the manner i'll which it was to be done. It provides for a commis- sion of four members to act with the governor. Senator Keel amend ed to give the governor secretary and water boy and force him to do the work, but the amendment fail ed to carry. The deliberations yes terday were i'll committee of the whole, presided over by Senator Wingo, who forced rising vote on the amendment. There was much discussion on the bill in which Sen ators Keel and Toney assailed the governor for his alleged endeavors to dictate to the general assembly. Senator Oldham alone defended the bill i'll the afternoon session.
 The Keel amendment to require the commissioners to give S25 ,ooo instead of SIo, 900 bond, was al- so defeated, as was the Keel amend ment to have Frank w. Gibb, an architect, and w. R. Stewart and John s. Odorn, we'll known local contractors, go over the capitol building and estina ate the cost of
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
the work which must be replaced.

the work which must be replaced. The proposed amendment of Sen ator Henderson to strike out the clause in the S33o, ,ooo appropriation for the building, the words, as near as possible. " This was voted down and an amendment to have the appropriation for the purpose of completing the contract of Cald- well x Drake, except as changed by the provisions of the bill, was adopted. Senator Henderson en- deavored to place the name of Governor Donaghey in the Keel amendment instead of the word Governor, but this too failed to meet the approval of the senate.
 The session of the senate was warm one throughout, and the ac- ton taken yesterday is considered to be favorable to the plans of Gov ernor Donaghey to the completion of the new state capitol. While the debate on the Keel amendment was taking place, Governor Dona- ghey was absent from his office, visiting sick relative at the St. Vincent's In6rmary.
 In the house, the University of Arkansas appropriation bill occu- pied the most of the time, and the battle axe brigade completed its work before the end of the day. The recommendation of the ways and means committee for the ap- propriation was cut over S68, ,ooo, yet the appropriation is S25, 900 in excess of what it was two years ago. The appropriation this year is S223, ,2IS. Only about 5, 5000 ot the big cut was made by the house however, as the ways and means committee was given the bill again after the first report, to do further whittling. The bill must now face tue sharp knives of the senate be- fore its final passage.
 An effort was made to abolish the preparatory department, but the committee recon mendations along that line were accepted in- stead.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15

us more concern than that of coun- ty superintendency. It is directly connected with knowledge of the qualifications of the teachers of the county. It is great age for sys- tenn in every kind of work. In farming we are coming to realize that system and corporation counts much in our behalf.
 We would urge the directors of the county to make every effort possible to be present. It may mean much to your district and the coun- ty in general. Discussions 10 a. m. to p. m.
 Yours for Education,
 T. F. FORREST.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
BENEFIT TONIGHT at the Lyric Amusement Co.
United Daughters of the COnfederaCy

The receipts above expenses at entertainment to- night will be given the U. D. C. This IS second benefit night for local organizations and we would like to see good crowd present to help the of the U D. c. The program of pictures is fine and music will be furnished
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
Many Candidates Apply.

Members of the local lodge of Odd Fellows state that about 40 candidates have already made ap- plication for membership, to be presented at the big anniversary meeting to be held April g. The lodge already has the largest num- Der of members of any fraternal or der in Conway, and if the new candidates are admitted, the mem bership will reach close to the POO mark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15

in unless the collectors over the state come to the rescue. The only receipt yesterday was S25 peddler's $ license. The senate yesterday pass ed a bill permitting the state treas urer to call upon the collectors for money at any time it is needed for the general fund but this has yet to be passed by the house to be- come any sort of law.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-15
Real Estate Transfers.

A M. Ledbetter has sold his house and lot northwest of Hendrix College to Mrs. s. A. Harrod for $I25o.
 w. H. Duncan this morning sold railroad land to the following parties: B. l.. Harton, 40 acres in Benedict township for S22o; J. D. Martin, 40 acres near Martinville for S22o.
 J. B. Potter has purchased from w. H. Duncan one lot in the Harkrider addition; consideration, SIoo.
 Good prairie hay for sale cheap at Faulkner Go. Warehouse. wat