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LOCALITIES

John rolnicky is home from Den.
yer.
Matinee at the repee Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. l.. p. Albright has returned
home
saturday afternoon Matinee at the
Tepec.
Ed Walters wa, in the city over
Sunday.
FoenL sells Fly Nets cheaper than
any one.
Attend the Tepee next Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Cunningham i, visiting Mrs,
]. Frisbie.
The commissioners are in session
this week.
Miss Anna Fulton was in Riverton
this week.
Miss Maize Wonderly left for Hebron
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lew Vance returned to Hast
ings Tuesday.
s3.OO, S3.25, $3.50 and $40 for Cord
Nets at FoGEL'S.
Chas. Grout was down from Frank
lin over Sunday.
Roy Teel returned from Trumbell
Monday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Gather returned from
Denver Saturday.
Geo. Griffith and family spent sun
day in Guide Rock.
Zeph Rosencrans of B~elvidere, H.,
is i'm town this week.
Miss Blanch Barker of, Inavale was
in the city Saturday.
Ray Nelson and wife were down
from l~navale Friday.
Will Upright was down from Hast
ing Tuesday via auto.
Roy Jones and George Griffith were
in Guide Rock Sunday.
See DR.. Stockman for eye glasses
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Geo. Warren returned from
Lincoln Tuesday evening.
$40, sl2, sl3 and Sli will buy a good
Single Harness at FoGEL's.
Ask The Red Cloud Hdw. Co., about
that New Wagon you need.
Miss Niche returned to her homo
in Lincoln Sunday evening,
For SALE-A good sewing machine
Ipouire of Mis-. w. l.. KooN. lei
Chas. Schultz is able to be down
town after his recent illness.
Miss Cora Weesner went to Cripple
Creek, Colo, Sunday evening.
The Best Place in town to buy Paint
is at The Red Cloud Hdw. Co.
PASTURE For RESr-for 300 head o
cattle. Enquire of c Ii. MINER.
Mike Finkenbinder and Charlie
Walters were in Blue Hill Monday.
Win Pope and children returned t.
Denver, Colo. Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Palmer and daughter
Bertha left sunday morning for Nra!
Colo.
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keep kool.

We have taken over the Ice business
and are now giving the same our per-
sonal attention, Put out your Ice
Gard and We will do our best to please
you.-A. Il. TURNER, TEE Ice MAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-07-28

Calicocs - American Prints - Five
cents per yard. MINER BROS. and Co.
viii Holmes spent sunday in Sup
erior visiting his cousin Rae Holmes,
Mrs. Ridge Leggctt and daughters
returned from Mindcn the first Of the
week
Miss Laura Mason of Guide Rock
was visiting friends here the first of
the week.
Special prices on Ladies' tailor made
suits. skirts and coats at Miner Bros.
CO. Store.
Job wanted Two boys aged - and
Ii want jobs in country.-Inquire at
this office.
Just see my walk at my home. |
sell that kind OF Cement. O..
CALDWELL
Mrs. 6. Ohmstede Of Guide Rock
was visiting Mrs. A.. %Holmgrain
Wednesday.
The Chief office takes subscriptions
aud renewals for the Twentieth Cen
fury Farmer.
Don Saunders has moved his family
into the house recently vacated by
Alfred Hadell.
The Red Cloud Hdw. Co., have the
Demster > Row Cultivators and the
Price is Right.
Jacob Carpenter. father of a. ii.
Carpenter is in the city visiting him
and his family.
All the great artists sing for the
Victor and Edison. Hear them al
Newhouse Bros.
Misses Bernice and Jennie Cumming.
| visited their Uncle. John Cummings
of Cowles over Sunday.
Two automobile loads from here
went to Superior sunday afternoon t.
take in the Chautauqua.
The CongI egational Market will be-
held at u. \. Wullbrandt's grocery
store Saturday, July Both.
Mrs. Omar Doing arrived in til,
| city from Lincoln to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Smith.
Miss Mabel Holmgrain has returned
to her position at Miner Bros. Co.
after a two weeks vacation.
Remember that every thing is cheap
er aud better in the Harness line a
FoGEL's than any other place.
n. r. Simpson has purchased tn,
Mrs. Wickersham property recently
occupied by G. V. Argabright,
While C. II. Miner and family were
in Trenton last week someone though
they would have fryed chicken.
Go to the Red Cloud Milling Co., fol
your shorts and brands in half tor
lots or more at wholesale prices.
Miss Mary Letournou, who has beer
visiting Miss Alta LOngtin returned t.
her home in Aurora, kas., Monday,
House cleaning time is at hand
Don't fail to see the Lace Curtain.
and Carpets at MINER Bros and Co.
Miss Mary Temple of Kansas Cit.
arrived Tuesday evening and is tn
guest of Miss Elsie Gather this week.
Chas. Ewing of Franklin who ha
been visiting at the home of Nobl
Ball and wife returned home Sunda.
night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-07-28
For Sale.

Two trained Collie dogs and three
puppies under. training. Natural
heelers. Delivered free of charge.
ThOs. Polhemus
Guide Rock
Nebr.
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70 Whon II May Concern

/ have moved my Blacksmith Shop
to the building . duors north Of Over
ing Bros. FRED WAIIlN
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Disbursements Of this City.

The following is the disbursements
of the city from May I, 1910 to July ~,
1910 as taken from the City Clerks
records.
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FARM MACHINERY.
Base Ball Rlst at Shelton.

SHELTON, NEBE., July 2i.-The
Grand Island and Kearncy ball teams
played a hard game here this after
noon. The Kearney team came off
victorious. but had To play perfect
ball.
A riot was started in the second inn
ing when Umpire Boswell displeased
Kearney with Il decision at the home
plate. The runner for Grand Island
was tagged by Townsend and Boswell
with his back turned watching anoth-
er play called him safe. Almost in
stantly the diamond was full of Kear-
ney fans and before help could come
someone had given the umpire al up
percut that tore his ear badly. Three
policemen rescued him from the mob
which ragged on the diamond for
twenty minutes. President Sievers
tried to escape from the crowd to
avoid rendering a decision. After
publicly declaring all bets off the
game started anew.
Boswell finished the game by cling
ing close TO fairdecisions. Last night
Umpire Nelson, who was criticised in
yesterdays game at Kearney, was
ushered to the train by two police
men, it being feared someone would
take their revenge. Kearney won the
game by n score of 3 TO |.
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Saturday afternoon before a large
crowd the Red Cloud Indians were de-
feated by Fremont by "a score of 6 to 81
Both teams went to Fremont Sunday
and Fremont won the game by ascore
of II to 5. Red Cloud used its entire
pitching Aaff but the Fremont team
played the hit and run game.
Monday Red Cloud played at Column
bus and we're defeated by a score Of
4 to 3. Tuesday Red Cloud won from
Columbus by a score of 10 to 6.
Wednesday Red Cloud played at
Grand Island and were defeated by a
score of 6 to 0 They play there today
and then come home Friday where
they will play with Hastings and
Kearney.
The sun., 1910-05-01
DENWIRk HOVORS BJORNSON
Great Demonstration m Copenhagen Dur
Ing Transit oG the Poets nody.

~pfr'I' Ilhr bfGpdfrh 10 rHH SrN
CoPENHAoEN. April 10 The body Of
Bjornstjerne Bionson. the Norwegian
pot who died in PARIS last Tuesday nj ght
arrived here az noon to-day on its way
% Christiania The body was accom-
panied by the widow and children Of the
late author
8 The city was draped in mourning and
the public buildings were closed for the
dAy. The members of the Cabinst and
the le1ding authorities received the
coiiin at the ststion. where a procession
q IS .OOO persons was formed. which es-
oOrted the body 20 the harbor There IL
was PLACID On board = Norwegian war
ship. which started at once for ChristiAnia
No such imposing funeral cortAge has
been sssn in this city IN r.ossnt times ex-
cept on the death % Frederick VII The
Norwegian poet had lived in Denmark in
his youth and was popular everywhere
Representatives u the Copenhagen INT
versity. the Royal Academy II Arts and
thirty different societies followed the
hearse. which was drawn by SIX horseS
The route from the station % the harbOr
was lined by az least MOOD spectators.
bn reaChing The per IA the harbor the
coffin was placed upon a catafalque and a
guard ~ marnes rendered military
hnnors. N. Zahis. the Danish PRIME
Minister. made an IMPRESSIVE sTs.ch.
IN which h- pointed out ths great impor-
tanCe u the dead post % Scandinavian
literature and ms friendi hip for Dennark.
After the Premier's speech there were
a numb"r of hymns sung by a specially
selected choir. during which the MARINES
carried the cDffin on board tho warship
and placed it on the afterdeck. where it
was surrounded with flowers
A DANISH warship fired a salute az the
Norwegian ironcIad steamed ont Of the
harbor on its way 20 Christiania.
The sun., 1910-05-01
DOPE FIENDS M THE WILTON
Wecretary wilson starts war on Habit
Forming Dru<a and ncmesilrs.

wAaHINOroN. April D-Secr-tary q
Agriculture Wilson estimates that the
number of dops fiends la the United
States h between ! .O0O OoO and t.0OO 100.
,Uncls jim recently got ont two cook
hooks ant he has now completed a work
.aufifled sHabit Forming Agents IN
fhis ~ details az length the extent %
which coke and other drugs have got
q hola on millions of people,
The book shows up soothing syrllUs.
msdieatsd soft drink. treatments for
disaases % the nose and lungs. asthma
remsdies. catnrrh remedies, cold ard
cough remedies. consumption cures.
haadnohe mixtures. epilepsy remedies.
tohaoco habit cures and drug addiction
treatments.
The pamphlet is the first of series
that 10 20 BE- published N an EFFORT 10 warn
the public against habit forming drugs
and remecies. Secretary Wilson includes
In the pamphlet the names - -coree ~
! alleged remedies ~ all kinds which con
tRin drugs such ds morphine. opium
nltrailie phenacetine. caffeine. ChlOral
hydaets and other dangerous drugs.
The Secretary says thai notwithstanding
ths eaxt that legislation. Federal, state
and Territorial adverse - the tndiEcnm-
mate sale and tlze of opium has been
snas-fni during the last decade and mast
phvNlcians arn using greater cirrum-
apoafion than formerly W. hen prescri bang
Opian,. Itr r-nu7-f' ions and deriyatNc-,
the amount - uy4,ifn exclusive 81 smoking
opium ,,unsuI.sd o. 90" United states per
dnuita has b,-su dIIb,cI within the last
tDrfy wars.
The unmphlrt s.f W that the ice of co-
ca'rF. has ur,.r .uCrfs .,d 10 an alarming
prtssTlt md iHs amount consumed 90
present 10 estimated o. approximately y
10 o. u,Iiss- H wear. Secretary " li-UU
saws tlers srH o. Trer ut go east l.a
aannauunI- tdgrrtizlng treatment for
drug Addiction. and 90 b. Erii known thar
nnay thousand Cisss are tIv..."d annually
By physiCianz in private pT1gt'" and gen
eral hospitals
!. Secretary Wilson's sps.siai agents de-
gUtoped that there are M lea-r thirty
ub-callod mail ORDER drug addiction cures
some ~ which apparently have larEn
ra.unuaga. The manager of one of Lnesf
treafmeuts informed the Department
lhag he company hat i0O.nn nanes
incloding alcohol addicts. upon its books
The sun., 1910-05-01
MUM REFORN PROGRIMWE.
FluriEet on IloS d-S:r0FEr I'ian anslC hnnErs
in senate Roman ..asan Enais.

'NnTrI1. tnnff bfapHftf o. IWN SrN.
ROME April ~. Primo Minister LIz-
zatti's programme of reforms meets with
vide favor Ths principal aim oG the
Ministry Is disclosed in the budget which
" hased On that Of Lloyd George. the
British Chancellor of the ExChequer The
Ministry promises 10 tighten the burden
of taxation borne by the poor by trans
ferring a substantial portion 90 the wealth
ier Glasses The taxation II food and
other neccssaries Of life il IN he sub
stantially reduced
In further emulation of the English
Liberals an attempt will he made to re-
form the upper house of the Parliament.
To promote the accomplishment ct this
reform the King has already consented
10 rehnquish his sovereign right of nOmi-
mating the president and the chief officials
Premier Luzzatti has also promised
elsctorll reform, with view % pro-
hihiting intimidation and bribery az the
polls besides tho extension II the fran
chise TO all male citizens over ~ year. of
age who can re1d and write
The Roman SEASON was practically
endel this week although the King and
Nt" i'yel lahitlF VIII l"uAatH w NOM"
until july when Parliament adiourns
Society j. already fleeing from the city
The society which has been formed for
the entertainment of visitors will give q
flower carnival next week. but the Ameri-
can and English visitors are already
leaving the city owing 10 the sudden
arrival u hot weather
Gen stewart L. Woodford aud Mrs
Woodford who gave dinner at the
Excelsior Hotel in honor % the Jepaness
Ambassador. will leave in a few days ON
a motor trip which they expect will take
fhau1 IN Tpnaon
The sun., 1910-05-01
PlCLHAN GETS MS $4,000.
London LIoniSes Nytator New ORers far
Great Flights.

gpycial ~1ss Ds'a1iclss 10 TIVE sun.
LoNDoN. April SO-Louis PauIhan. the
French aviator who won the Daily Mad
prize Of 900 for a flight from London
TO Manchester. received a check for that
amount at the Savoy Hotel this after
noon. Paulhan's progress through the
city 20 the hotel. where q luncheon
was given IN his honor. resembled a
royal pageant Thousands Of persons
lined the streets and other thousands
gathered outside the hotel and cheered
him uproariously. The check was pre-
sented to Paulhan in a gold casket.
After the luncheOn the editor OF the
Daiiu Mol announced that the paper
would offer another aviation prize Of
$50. .OOO for fight in Great Britain. The
new prize will probably be for a flight
from London 20 Edinburgh and back. a
distance Of 10 miles. Il will be open 70
aviators Of all nations
During the luncheon Graham White.
the English aviator. who made two at
temps for the Daily Nal prize. said he
intended to make a flight from London
20 Manchester without a stop. He added
that he intends 20 devote the money now
being raised by subscription as a testi-
monial in recognition of his recent at
tempt TO win the prize 70 she organization
Of light from London 20 Paris.
The Aero club of France mas requested
the Legion of Honor 10 confer a decoration
upon Paulhan.
PARTs. April N The Aerial League has
awarded a gold medal 20 Paulhan.
A triumpnal reception awaited Paul
han tonight on his arrival nc the Care du
Nord on Hiz return from England An
enormous -uwd broke tho lines Of the
polics and surrounded Paulhan's auto
mobile. shouting -Vivo PauihHnl" and
-Vivs Ia Francs''
Paulhan finally started toward the
Care de- Lyons 20 catch a train for his
homs near Paris. HE was followed by
dnz-n. of automobiles carrying French
and English flags. II was impossible for
him 30 reach the station. however. owing
to tho fact that the mObs hung on the
wheels 81 his car.
II Wes nearly n O'Clock when he l1c-
ceedsd In escaping from his admirers.
which he did by Saving his car and jump
ing into a taxicab. which took him 10 the
station.
The sun., 1910-05-01
ROOSFTELT. THE GENERlL.
OdrlI's Political brgan 30 Halls Him IN
speaking sf nepubllran Dlstrrsz-

NEwHURoH. n. ". April ~. The New
burgh Journal Whioh j. said 10 represent
the ~rntinrnts of ez-OOv. Oiell politically.
- ont tonight with an editoriai article
haiing Theodore Roosevelt a. the leader
Of the New York Republicans ON his
return "a this country The Journal saws
Mr. Roosevelt has mad hiz eve on the
situation since ht- soiourn In the land of
the lion and comes back understanding
the condition. that are TO face the party
this season. The " ide experience of Mr..
Roosevelt and his ability saws the article,
will make ot hum a general whom all will
love and delight to follow Ia c0nClusl"a
the .I0urHdi -ay-:
Roosevelt therefore h the hops of the
Republican party. a. he = the pride of
our citizenship
The sun., 1910-05-01
D0fTOR GrMTI OF MI RDER
Jury WHahoI,is ID-ath Penalty IN strnnE~
Louisiana Ease

BAloN ROrGF. Ia. April ~ Guilty
waE the verdict II the Jury in the casa
of br D. e. Mckuwcn. q prominent ply
sirinu charged With tho murder ~ = X
Juds0n. AN innate ~ the Louisiana Insane
Asylum
Mckowen b. one ~ th" most WIDELY
known medical men 900 tho state and u
connected with many 81 the most prom
ins.nt families ~" murder of Judspn
Ogsrurrpd near Jackson a Circumstan.
tai evidence showed that MCkpweu and
hudson. brtwDru Wu0fn rNerR Wa q
strange weird frienHah.u were srrn
tucs.ther ln the WoDdz that Mckowen
rrt urned In buggy q httie later wifh
something like 20 h0dv at hfs fes.i There
we're many other hukz In thg chain II
evidence which finally led % his Gun
viCtion
The sun., 1910-05-01
r.. H. CONNECTION FOR GREECE.
Turkish GOgernment Consents 10 I.lnk Ing
Of systems Great HrIlcnle Benent

0DFTIT TIIIF DFf11fTH p TIE ~
ATHENS. April SO.-The Turkish Minister
announced to-day that the Porte had de-
Cided 20 DIN the Hellenic and Turkish
railroads by way Of Melouna Elassonaz.
Neria Salonica and Uskub.
The junction will be of enormous i'm
portance 20 Greece. which Possesses no
direct communication with western
Europe at present. The question Of
joining the lines has formed the subject
of fruitloss negotiations for years.
A. soon a. the line Is completed IL will
he po=sihle TO run trains from Athens 20
Nish. where they can connect with the
Orient EKnreas.
The sun., 1910-05-01

PIITsBUB0. April O.-Ths Jones' and
LAughlin Steel Company viii advancs ths
wages Of about 1000 Of its employees BE-
ginning with Monday. May ?. Tho in
crease will be about . peT cent. and will
amount 20 about $4,000 q month. The
Republic Iron and Steel Company has
also announced an increase Of Dsr cent
effective May ?.
The sun., 1910-05-01

SmAu PTier for "ENDectaRcy" at CIiris-
Ties IN .Ialm Waddocis's sale.

LONDON. April SO.-The feature Of the
sale of John Maddock's collection ~
Christiss this afternoon was is Sargent =
Expectancy Itdspicts a graceful little
Eir. characteristirally alert in eKpFes-
sion and action. seated IN a Louis XVI.
fauteuil. the gilt arms of which ars
clu'ched IN her hands.
The pictur" brought the highest price
q the day. realizing sOs Eiiin@ss. or s. SO.
Colnaghi. m" art dealer. was ths pur-
chaser
The sun., 1910-05-01
POISONEFS WIFE SET FREE.
vienna Publtc were Indignant at Arrest
81 FrAn HafFlehtrF.

.Specfai Cdhk DfspafcH % IuA HuH
VTFNNA. April 3O-Frau HOfrichter,
wife Of the Lieutenant who confessed
yesterday that he had attempted 20 mur-
der his superior ofhcers and in one case
succeeded In order TO obtain promotion.
has been released from custody
She was arrested after her hushand's =
confession Her arrest caused much
popular Indignation.
The sun., 1910-05-01

in SerfbHsf's nagazins. an Irish and
scotch. Pleass viii you answer my letter
and tell mo shAt yOn think % pooplS
who kill enimals % ..nuss thsusolvus
Your anectionate llttbR
RONALD MAcDONNLb.
sARed = yeaFs'
The sun., 1910-05-01
CansdIan Banker HomlnE.

Special caois Dsspateh 20 THM SUI.
LONDON. April 9O.-Sir Edward Sea-
borne Ciouston. vice-president and gen
eral manager Of the Bank Of Montreal.
sailed for home to-day on the Cunarusr
Mauritania
The sun., 1910-05-01
SsOO,OOO FIRE IN PORT LIMON.
syrian Merchants AFrestsd fer EneenanaF,
ism-Thlrd FIRE IN q Maneh.

special cobis Dsspaish 20 TIE SCN.
PoRr LTNaoN. April So.-The moat sSvura
Of a long series Of incendiary hrss 90
CURED here last night. complstsly d.
stroyinG the city's most important buui-
ness block. AZ times IL threatened thu
complete destruction Of the port. ..
Two Syrian merchants have been ar.
rested. charged with starting the blazs
This is the third incendiary hre Of tie
month. The loss will amount 70 500, ,OOd
The sun., 1910-05-01

Mayor Gayn0r before having yoster-
asy Cor his usual week end visit 20 his
nruntry place az 81 James was asked
IA - oarad % make any reply % William
n Hnarsf'a atatrmeut
sMo indeed aid the Mayor. let him
f1gW IN bic own juce.
The sun., 1910-05-01
New Frrncn Postal Ra'es.

'DTT7TI II7T- 0r1TIffI p IN sON
PARts. April ~ The French postal
charge on foreign lettars from tomorrow
will be five cents for twenty grams IN
stead - rs osnts ~ hitherto.
The rate On second class matter remains
unchanged.
The sun., 1910-05-01

The Rev. Or. Edward p. Niles. for
several years pastor Of the South Bush
wick Reformed Church In Brooklyn. has
accepted a call % the Hope Reformed
Church az Holland. Mirh. Az pastor of the
church hs has hesn called 20 hs viii
hs a professor In Hope College. The call
came through the president % that
institution.
The sun., 1910-05-01
Mrs. John ". Thompson Receivers All
mony.

Mrs. Sarah @. Thompson. who is SUNG
for a separation from John N. Thompson.
head Of a real estate concern and son OF a
former Governor Of south Carolina. ~
covered a judgment for 81 so AGAinst her
husband In the City Court Yesterday on
an agreement Of sspanti0n by which her
husband promised 70 give her 500 a
month but Yves in arrears the amount
sued for
The sun., 1910-05-01
SO VEG ROES INDICTED.
Gullan Government Etiii PresatBE Hard
the Alleged COnEutratsrs.

NpFcial af nffpntca ~ THH nUN
HAVANA. April aO.-Indictmsnts con-
tinus % be rrturned in the negro con-
spiracy case
They now numher eighty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

Tobacco Report from Dnnville.
.l3 Il Especial to phn Times Dispatched & 2
X SDanviue, Va, November l2,r-Owng TO nn-
iseasonable weather the, receipts have beeh
only moderately large this week, trlple sales
CONTINUED on Fifth Page) ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

R AISING FUNDS
TO BOOST NORTON
Citizens Want Advantages of
Town Advertised to
World.

Norton, Va, November 12.-The Nor
ton Board of Trade has employed Fl.
NJ Weir, of Chicago. to raise fund
of $4,000 for the purpose of adver-
Using Norton's advantages as manu-
featuring centre.
Mr. Weir is here this week. AS a
plan for raising the s3,09O fund, he
is using Board of Trade membership
blanks. each blank carrying the
amount of $50. Each individual or firm
buys as many OF the memberships as
they may feel disposed to take. AL
ready about $1,000 has been raised.
and Mr.. Weir feels that he can Sc
cure the other s1,5OO-~in few days.
The Board Of Trade contemplates
engaging live, up-to-date man to
boost Norton, who will give all his
time to the industrial and CONNER
cial interests of the town.
Being situated in the centre Of the
Wise county coalfelds. Norton ex-
poets. to derive. great benefit, from the
100 miles of good roads to be built in
the county an election having been
ordered for November 90 to issue
bonds to the amount of 100000 for
this purpose. 1t Is believed that the
bonds will carry in favor Of the good
roads by vote OF to l.