The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, September 30, 1892, Image 2
U V IV THE BED CLOUD CHIEF. A. O. HOftMCff, Publisher. RKD CLOUD, NEimASKX CURRENT COMMENT. A cncmii of people iittncUt'il n tlctrtclv mcnt of cnriiblneernwlio wore trylnjr to arrest rt famous urlirtintl nt Vlcovuro, Italy, anil Btteccocictl In freeing th urlgnnil. Tiik erection of n hirjro telescope on tho Awlen inountntnH In rem, where the climate neeinn especially udnptcd to nstronomlcnl work, 1ms been MitfKCsted by n Iliirvnnl profesnor. IN places in New York, away from the glided palnees, population Is pretty dense, aa may Iks judged from the fol lowing: New Yorl1tns8,l(VJ dwellings which contain over ton families click Namks of places tire largely dupli cated In nations where thu name Is n national favorite. TIcro lire seventy two places called St Etlenno in I-'rnno. and thirty called Washington In Amer ica. Nkw railways are not madly rushing out in every direction over the country, still there Is considerable construction going on all the time. Up to Juno t.UOO miles of rnllroad had been mado this year. Tiir. United States dredge boat Lone Star Is now doing excellent work In dredging out the rock Iwttoin In the channel just above the bridge of the II., C. A. fc N. railway, near Alexan dria, Ln. Thk consular representatives of Cen tral and South American republics In New York have united in protest to the Colombian minister In this country ntrninst the action of the Colombian government In placing an embargo upon nil vessels destined for Colon from United States ports. O.NK may get Into trouble even In a Joke, so troublesome Is the world. A contortionist In an exhibition In Hull fax, Nova Scotia, twisted himself Into a ludicrous shape and said: "This Is an imitation of an Albion hotel bedbug." The audience laughed, but thu hotel proprietor couldn't bee the joke. He began suit for S5.O0O. lUiriiKflKNT.VTivns from llvr. trlles of Indians met nt l'luo Springs, A. T., to protest against the government forcibly taking Indian children from their pa rents and sending thum to enstern schools. Many chiefs wanted to go on the war path. Utct, l'ah Utes, Walla pals and Yava Subul tribes wero repre sented at the council. Over forty Wal lapais fcmllles have gone into the mountains hundreds of miles from their old homes. They will resist all at tempts to take their children to school. A WAS is wise when he finds that borne Is where his friends live. One can exist clsowhero but can never truly bo at home. Max O'llell, who Is lectur ing in Australia, announces his inten tion of returning homo und "settling lown" for life nftcr this last trjp. Asked whether by homo hu meant Purls ho re plied in the negative. "In Paris every thing is changed. Wo go tliero every Tear to look around, but when one has .formed a circle of literary, social und Artistic friends, as I have in London Jvcll, that is home." Tin: census bureau has Issued a bulle tin on the color and nativity of tho pop ulation of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michi gan and Minnesota. Of the total popu lation of thesu states as u whole, over 2t years of age, lO.Mper cent, are aliens and 04.23 per cent of thesu have been naturalized, while 7.!U per cent, have taken out their first papers. Of tho ullens in Ohio 35. 43 per cent cannot speak the English languuge; in Indiana, 80.10 per cent.; in Illinois, 110.24 per cent; in Michigan, 27.0'J per cent; in Wisconsin, 42. 23 per cent, and in Min nesota, 24.20. Tub over-zealous man may become impertinent; and then It is well enough to administer tho mild reproof. While Prof. Huxley was staying at a seaside resort in North Wales he was ap proached by a Liverpool evangelist, who thrust a tract into his baud with the inquiry, "Have you got your soul saved?" "I hnvo sufficient respect for genuine religion to bo revolted by blasphemous impertinences," said tho scientist in relating the anecdote lifter wards. "So I unswered somewhat sternly, 'That is my business,' and tore up the tract" Car. J. If. Kino, b government of ficial interested in rain experiments, was in Pierre, 8. D., recently. Asked when the experiments wero to be made, Mr. King said: "You folks have been having so much cold rainy weather out this way that wo cuu't make any cxperl menta until this condition of things changes. I am here to look the ground over, and will probably remain a week. If In that time I think the conditions are favorable for experiments, they will probably bo made a little later on. Taken altogether, I hardly expect any experiments will lie made this fall, and the whole matter will bu postponed un til next summer." llKUNUAitDT.who was recently In Rrus sels, expressed herself there with con tempt regarding tho cholera. Indeed, according to tho London News, she felt dure there wus no such malady. There might bo an atmospheric statu favoring Its production In unliealtuy people, but that was till The cholera mlcrobo seemed to her the most ubsurd child of thu human Imagination. She is willing to go to any cholera stricken town to give a benefit In favor of the so-called Tletims of cholera.' Sarah's breezy in difference to cholera shows she is a crank on the snbjcot, like tunny others who .V.have Utepublle ear. Cholera is not a "V'nervous dlsciibe, which mny be bluffed Vmvay, but is caused by a specific virus, which, when It roaches the lower bowels, ?, is just as likely to lruoclc over tho bold - wt us the most timid. NEWS OP THE WEEK. Gloanod By Tolograph nnd 'MalL I'KIISONAI. AND POtlTICAl- Empkiioii William was thrown from his horse and narrowly escaped being crushed. The horse stumbled rnto u ditch concealed by grass. Ex-1'iiKsiiiKNT Ci.KVI'.lanw has ad dressed a letter to Frank (J. Toston, of Tennessee, denying that ho lcsought ihtv. lluchannn to spare II. Clay King's life in his letter of sympathy to Klng'B niece. Tin: reports that n revolution hnd broken out in Chihuahua or Sonorn are denied at tho City of Mexico. Thk New York Times has informa tion that certain Cuban patriots have gone to San Domingo to prepare for an tiprlslng In Cuba. Caul Hciiuiiz has written his viewH to eastern democratic clubs concerning the use of money and the machine ln politics. Thomas W. Hallidav, mayor of Cairo, III., is dead. Hon. Jamks 0. IIlaink has written to thu Kennebeo Journal stating that the reason hu did not vote was because his doing m would have necessitated a journey of 225 miles, occupying three days. Ho therefore paired with a dem ocrat Miw. IlAitnisoN bore the journey from Loon Lake to Washington with much fortitude aud more strength than was expected. 1). A. McKixi.KV, Hawaiian consul at San Francisco und brother of Gov. Me Klnley, of Ohio, who was stricken with paralysis Is dead. (!i:n. Pot'K Is suffering from nervous prostration. KX'Juixii: Alkiikd Roman, of Now Orleans, is dead. Maj.-Ukn. Danikl Umiak, who first organized colored troops In thu Into re bellion, died of old age at Nyaek, N. Y. He was born In Wilmington, Del., April 20, 1810. Tin: people of Winnipeg, Manitoba, have declared In mass meeting In favor of the single tax idea and government by throe salaried commissioner!). Tiik queen of tho Sandwich islands has appointed a'new cabinet headed by 10. C Muururlauc as premier. It will be unseated by tho legislature. Tin: New York apportionment luw is upheld. Tin: people's party of Wyoming havo agreed upon fusion with the democrats. Cai-t. A. O, WutssKiiT, of Milwaukee, wus elected commander-in-chief O. A. It. Indianapolis was chosen for the next encampment Tin: duku of Sutherland, tho largest landowner in Great lirltain, died in Scotland on tho 2'.L MISCELLANEOUS. Ciiaihman Faitiioiin will lenvo the Southwestern Railway & Steamship as sociation and probably become chair man of the Transmlshourl association. A nrncAT forest firo Is raging in the mountains near Newcastle, Col. A hkvkiik storm Is reported from tho Mauritius causing much damage to shipping. A htauti.ixo story comes from Je rome, a village near Kokomo, I ml. It was said a fearful explosion occuned, two acres of land sunk out of sight and a subterranean firo was raging. Tiik cholera Is spreading at Cracow, Austrian Poland. Bkvkiiai, steamers havo arrived at Hoston with their machinery disabled by storms. Influential men of foreign birth and extraction have started a relief fund nt New York for thu cholera suf ferers nt Hamburg. Mr. A. Lattman, of 148 Pearl street, Is treasurer; Oswald Ottendorfer, Hermann Oolrlehs nnd others are of the committee. HnAKKMAN II 11. Niiu.oci; was killed near Waco, Tex. Ho got his foot in a cattle-guard whllo pulling out a coup ling pin. Tiik New York state factory Inspect ors are preparing for u general round up of thu clothing employers In tho sweating districts who have violated tho new factory law. TriF.HK was a serious fire at Uocknway Heuch, L. I., on tho 20th. Most of the hotels wero burned. The loss was esti mated at f.'iOO.OOO. Tub Six Companies has Issued another proclamation to Chinamen over the registration act An appeal was mado to tho Chinese emperor. Rattlksnakks have killed a white woman and three negro men in the southeastern part of North Carolina. A htiiikic has been ordered of teleg raphers on the Iowa railroads. Thk Southern Pacific has withdrawn from tho Western Traffic association. A numiikk of negro tramps recently attempted to burn tho village of Spen cer, la. A battle resulted und five ne groes wero jailed. O.nk of tho passengers of tho Nor mnnnln, a resident of Philadelphia, has died of pnoumonlu, contracted on tho Cepheus whllo being transferred. Aftkh fighting tho Typographical union for fifteen years the Kansas City Journal has accepted tho terms of the union. This Is an Important suc cess for organized labor us it prac tically breaks up tho Printers' Protect ive fraternity, a society which gavo tho Typographical union much trouble. John S. Johnson made a mlla on n bicycle ut Independence, la., in 2:04, Thihtkkn persons were killed by a disastrous accident on tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago near Shrevo, O., u passenger train running ut full tilt Into a freight The wreckage caught fire und several of the victims were con sumed In thu Humes. Tiik Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows elected the following officers: Grand sire, C. F. Campbell, Loudon, Out.; deputy grand sire, J. W. Steb bens, of New York; grand secretary, Theodore Ross, of Newark, N. ."!.; grand treasurer, Isaac A. Sheppurd, of Now York. Fathkii lk'MPintKVK, one of tho Irish nationalist prisoners, has been released from jail at Dublin. Pnor. Koch says that ho docs not be lieve cholera can bo conveyed in cor respondence. Tiik Pau-Presbyterinn convention met at Toronto, Out, ou the 21st Tiik telegram sent sontottmc ago that Marshal Sum Williams bud captured five of tho Dalton gang snd killed two others was the work of tko desperadoes themselves. Hut little doubt exists that Williams has been killed. Tklkoiiai'iikiih on the Kitrlington, Collar Rapids & Northern system havo struck. Mini: McDonald, the Chicago horse man, has been arrested, charged with attempting to bribo Police Justice Woodman in tho Oarlleld park arrest eases. Tiik grand jury at Pittsburgh, Piu, returned true bills against nil the Homesteaders charged with murder, aggravated riot und conspiracy. Haiioli) IlKt'KWiTir, heir to ft, 000,000, drowned himself in ft' bathtub nt Cass City, Mich., after u debauch. It Is reporteil that President Cnrnot has pardoned Edward Parker Deacon, who killed his wife's betrayer ln Prance. Tin: great Laguna cotton district, in the state of Durango, Mexico, Is com pletely under water, for tho first time in six years. Thk new sugnr refinery at Philadel phia is nearly completed. Tiik Northwestern Miller reports tho stock of wheat In private clcvatora of Minneapolis at 880,000 bushels, an in crenso for the week of 15,000 bushels. Thin makes tho total stock at Minne apolis and Duluth 5,871,004 bushels, an increase of 370,255 bushels. A year ago the stock nt these two places amounted to 4,:,:m bushels. Tiik first pier, or southern abutment, of the great Alton (III.) brldgo is com pleted. Work Is being pushed forward on two others. As thcrcMiltot u runaway nt Minoln, la., A. W. Miller, formerly an Omaha banker, was killed nnd A. II. Walling and L. 11. llutlcr, prominent citizens, received broken legs. Tiik navy department has received ti telegram from Adm. Walker announc ing tho nrrlval of the United States steamer Chicago at Ln Ouayra, Vene zuela. This makes three American war ships now in Venezuela. Capitalists of Sioux City, To., have completed arrangements for a flour mill with 500 barrels dally capacity, to com pete with Minneapolis mills. ' Tun: bills havo been found by the grand jury at Pittsburgh, Pa., against Col. Hawkins, Lieut. -Col. Streator aud Surgeon Grim, of tho N. O. P., in tho Private lams ease. , Johnson, the bicyclist, made nn ex traordinary mile at Independence In., on tho 22d, doing It In 1:50 .1-5. Huiiokss McLi'ckik, of Homestead, swore out Informations agatust Frick, Lovejoy, tho Plnkertons aud others, charging them with causing riot The accused gave bond. Tiik report of tho Ilritlsh Inspector general of bankruptcy has been mado public. Tho increase in bankruptcy since his last report was duo thu collapse of Raring Rros. nnd tho effects of tho McKlnle.y tariff act. Ex-Chii:f or Pouck John C. Andkk bon, of Somerset, Ky., who has disap peared, is wanted for tho assassination of Editor Joseph II. Rucker. Tub Popolo Romnno of Romo says that all of thu brlgnnds concerned in the recent outrages In Sicily hnvo been captured. Tin: steamer Lcn Cummlngs blew out her stnudplpe near Charlevoix, Mich., nnd Albert Tuvolt, n deck hand, who wns caught below decks, was scalded to death, his body being literally boiled. Tiik seeeders'from the Salvation army In Canada havo organized under the nnmu of "Tho United Christian Work ers." P. W. Phllpot, whose charges against Ocu. llooth led to the revolt, has been elected president. ADDITIONAL, DISPATCHES. Lif.ut. PnAKY and tho whaler Kilo havo arrived at Philadelphia. Tin: liverymen of Chicago have formed a trust and put tho price of car riages during tho world's fair dedicatory parade at $22 per day. Sin RiciiAnn Owkn, M. D., LL. D., F. R. S., tho celebrated Ilritlsh professor of comparative anatomy, is dying in London. Tim Union manufacturing works, Rattle Creek, Mich., hare burned. Loss, 125,000. Maj.-Okn Porn died ut tho Soldiers' homo at Sandusky, O., on tho 23d. He wns born in Kentucky In 1823. Gov. McKinlky addressed tho Phila delphia manufacturers' club on the 23d. A tkiiiiuilk panic occurred In a Lud low street building. Now York, where Jews were celebrating their Now Year. Four women wero crushed to death In tho narrow stairway and nlno were in jured. Upsetting a candle caused all the trouble. Thirty officers of tho Argentine rc public havo been arrested for conspir ing against tho government Three regiments are affected. Out of a total Bales of cotton In Liver- pool tho past week, amounting to 60, . 000 bales, 73,000 wero American. Roth sides are stubborn ln tho strike of tho Denver tailors, but six firms havo slgne'd tho uuign scalo. Thk treasury department has decided that a Chinamen Is a Chinaman under all circumstances and cannot outer tho United States in tho gulso of a Rrltlsh subject Tiikkk Is something believed to bo wrong In tho disappearance of Explorer Verhooff In tho nrctlo regions. Lieut Peary vvns reticent when questioned about the matter. Clkahinq house returns for tho week ended September 23 showed an average decrease of 10.8 compared with tho cor responding week of Inst year. In New York the dpcreaso was 111.8, Tiik Odd Fellows' grand lodgo nt Portland, Ore., tabled a resolution de claring saloonkeepers ineligible to mem bership. Thk presbytory of Cincinnati decided by largo majority to put ou trial for heretical teaching ono of Its members, Prof. Henry P. Smith, of Lano Theo logical seminary. Canada aud Newfoundland are to confer on trade and fishing mutters. Complaints have reached Doming, N. M., from Las i'olomus, Mexico, Imme diately south, thnt tho custom officials at that place are seizing largo numbers of American cattle which stray across the lino from day to do;. NEBEASKA STATE NEWS. Chops of all kind nro reported to be excellent fa Frontier county A iikavt Irost fell In tho vicinity of Crawford on the night of tho lotln Tin: first annual fair at Calloway opened on tho 12th and closed on tho 15th. Ajisckssks caused by tho pulling of teeth resulted In thu denth of Sadlo Miiupln nt Rrokcn How. Aiitiiur Duval, n twolvo-yenr-old David City boy, was discovered in tho act of robbing a grocery store and sent to the reform school. An uukuown old woman who wns found wandering in tho fields near Stromsburg some tlroo ago, has been sent to the Insiuiotisylutn. F. A. GAimnNKn shot nnd killed Richard Halcoin near Greeley Center tho other night They ivcro farm hands and there ure conflicting stork's us to the cause of the trouble. In the vicinity of Wood River oats will average forty bushels per acre nnd fall wheat thirty to forty-live. Tho hay crop Is lighter than average. Corn Is maturing all right with un average crop. Upon awakening the other morning Mr. and Mrs. James Whlu, of McCool Junction, found that their month-old babe, In bed with them, had died dur ing tho night The child wus appar ently in good health. Thk candidates on tho several state and congressional ticket? have been very slow ln complying with the pro visions of tho new li.illot law which provides that n certificate of nomina tion must be filed with the secretary of state. Emanukl Fist, deputy treasurer of Adams county, has been acquitted of the charge of embezzlement. Ho wns Indicted for aiding and abetting Treas urer Paul In spiriting away S5 1,000 of tho county's money during Paul's two terms In office. Tin: Society of tho United States Military Telegraph eorps und tho Old Time Telegraphers' association began their annual reunion at Omaha ou tho 14th. Tho military society is composed of the survivors of tho nrtny telegraph service to the number of .100. Tin: other day Rev. Hcrrington nnd wife, an elderly couple from Stroms burg traveling to Wilsonvllle by car riage, were run Into near Inavalo by an intoxicated man. The rig was over turned und almost completely demol ished and the old gentleman was prob ably fatally Injured. Tiir school year at the normal school at Peru opened with a very encouraging outlook for a prosperous year. The first day's enrollment wns 'larger thun for several years past Over 300 have already entered. Tho graduating class is tho largest in tho history of tho in stitution, while the other classes In the normal course fall but little short in proportion. Tin: first sugar beets wero taken to tho Oxnnrd sugnr factory at Grand Island on tho 14th. A superintendent of tho company said that the crop was much better this year than In 18'Jl nnd 1800. Thu climatic conditions have, ou tho whole, been mora favorable, nnd tho nppenranco of an Insect, which did not mnko si. visltntlou in tho former yenrs, seems not to have caused much damage. Tin: other evening an enst-bound local freight train broke In two near Gibbon and the rear portion of tho train collided with the part attached to the engine. James Leonard, of Wood River, who was In the cupola of the caboose, was thrown by tho concussion through the glass lookout and received n dangerous cut on tho jaw and neeh about six Inches In length. Tho cuf severed several arteries of tho neck, just missing tho jugular vein. Tun August report of the operations of the statu oil Inspection department has been made up and shows tho fol lowing: Number of barrels of oil in spected in tho First district, 1,705; gas oline, COO; Second district, oil, 2,040; gasoline, 2,003; Third district oil, 084; gasoline, 1,404; Fourth district, oil, 278; gasoline, 35; Fifth district, nil, 005; gas oline, 107; total number of barrels In spected durlug the month, 11,303; total fees receives!, 1, 130.30. During the month of July the department inspect ed 10,408 barrels. Ruckivkr Miller, of the defunct state bank at Crete, has entered upon the dlsehargo of his duties and promises soon to unravel thu tangled utTairs of tho institution. Tho liabilities of. the bank consist of amounts due depositors. Of these amounts there are luo 00,03S. 17. To bnlnnce this amount the assets foot up to over 100,000, divided us fol lows: Hills receivable, $83,857.03; real estate, M2.000; furniture und fixtures, 12,800, There nro also other asset which will swell tho amount Cashier Stevens whoso d'snppenraneo caused the suspension of tho bank, is still miss ing anil his whereabouts a mystery. At tho recent state fair at Lincoln tho committee on county exhibits awarded prizes as follows: Hurt, first; Kearney, second; Dundy, third; Doug las, fourth; Gage, fifth; Red Willow, Blxth; Hitchcock, seventh; Huyes, eighth; Perkins, ninth; Madison, tenth; Ilox Ruttc, eleventh; Sioux, twelfth; Harlan, thirteenth. Tho Murphy trip lets, of Fremont two boys and a girl, named respectively Leander, Leroy and Leonn, seven months old, took first premium at tho baby show, a barrel of apples, which was Increased to three barrels. Tho boys nt birth euch weighed eight and n half pounds and the girl seven nnd a half. Two young men went to Kearney the other night and among other purchase oought a pistol. On their way home nt a late hour they begnn shooting, os tensibly for amusement. As u result one of them lost two fingers and the bullet lodged in the lungs of the other, Inflicting a fatal wound. The name oj tho young man futnlly Injured is Curniv ban. A NUHBKli of young clerks of Green wood raided "Father "Row's" melon patch, tho other night, and "during the exe'. lenient" tho old man's gun wns dis charged and several youngsters wen filled with bird shot Thoy went home, picked out tho shot and kept mum. TOTS WHO GAMBLE. Mlnlaturo WlterU of Fortune All the Oo Nuwitclnjm. ' ' "Tnko a chance, mister. Plcnso tio. It's only a penny, and just look nt tho prizes?"' This Is tho request that'grcctn cveryono passing through uptown streets nowadays. The beggars are lit tle boys nnd girls who arc practicing to develop tho gambling Instinct A re porter ran n gauntlet of four girls and throe boys on ono block on East Twcn tyrslxth street ti day or two ago. Nor would they tuko "no" for an nnswer, but followed, Imploring him to invest Ench held n toy wheel of fortune that was an exact counterpart of tho gam bling machines ono sees operated by hard-faced fakirs at Coney Island. Thoso used by children nro smaller; but for all practical gambling purposes they nro Identical. A flat motal arrow, about ten Inches long, swings on a pivot standing in thoconterof a round pleco of stiff cardboard, something llko a foot and a half in diameter. A strip of cardboard, tin inch high, is glued around the outer edge of tho layout to prevent the prizes lying In between lit tle partitions around the circle from falling off. Thcro nro twenty-four spaces, eight of which hold prizes. The remaining sixteen nro blank. Tho prizes consist of dimes, nickels, toys, watch charms, brass rings and1 candy. Tho little gamesters arrange1 tho best prizes in compliance with the printed rules on tho under side of tho layout In other words, tho four prizes worth from five to ten cents each are placed at equal distances about thu outer edgo of tho circle, after which four worthless rings or somo other articles nre placed midway between tho four first laid down. This leaves sixteen blanks In tho baby gambler's favor, to say nothing of tho four worthless prizes. One who Invests a pec.y gives tho arrow a twirl and wins or loses ac cording to what its bend stops in front of. No toy of recent years has been so popular with llttlo folks as aro these wheels of fortune, N. Y. Advertiser. There arc 3,043 policemen ln New York city, nn Increase of 1,122 since 1SS0, un iucrctiso justified by tho gain in population. Last year 00,121 persons were arrested, 18,012 of whom were fe males. Thcro wero 3,420 persons ar rested for violations of tho exclso law, a decrease of 1,323 ns compared with tho preceding year. The value of lost property restored to owners was over otfo million dollars. There were 208 dead bodies taken to the morgue. THE GENERAL MARKETS. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2.1 CAlTLE-I'cRt bcacs. C 3 W 4 'J5 StOClCCM Nut he cows. SOOS-Good to choice heavy IVHUAT-No. 2 rcil Xo.2hard COnN-No. 2 mixed OATS -No. 2 mixed KYi:-No.S l-'LOUU l'utenH, per sack.. Fancy HAY CUolco timothy I'au;y pralrlo IITtAN' 1IUTTUK Cholco creamery . crfKKSB Full cream 2 00 (4 3 3 1 bS ZltSVi i 53 W 5 35 OIK 04'i 60 C0U 39 & 39W SJrf 27J 1 W MIJ SID 1 00 700 600 13 10 II 2 2i) 01 2 M 8 W 0SO & M 21 12 15 60 KCiaS-ChoIco HU POTATOES ST. LOUIS. CATTI.K-r.ilr natives 3W 5 15 Texnns 2 l 3 23 HOGS Heavy 80 O & W SIIHKP Fair to choice 4 00 ft 00 I'LOUH-Cfcolcu 3 20 3 60 WHi:AT-N'o.Srcd Mil OJ COUN-No.2ral.xcrt 12 42 OATS-No 2 mixed 2J K!4 llYF.-Ko 2 6J 6IU HUrrnit-Crcnmery 20 5 I.AKU Western ulcam 7 20 7 2 l'OUK New 10 70 ID 75 CHICAGO. CATTLE-l'rlme to extra 4 75 HOGS IMcktiu: and shipping.. 4 60 5 CO 6 15 4 CO SHHF.P-Falr to choice 4 60 FLOUH Winter wheat '. 4 00 v.-!l'-AT No. 2 red 72 72 7JV 4Mi 4V, 31 WW COKN-Na 2 OATS No. 2 HYF.-N0.2 IlUTTIHt-Crcamcry. LAUD M 18 7 40 57 15 7 45 10 20 I'OKU 10 15 NEW YOK1C CATI'LH Nntlve stcern 3 CI 5 30 HOGS Good to cholco 5 SO AGO Ff.OUn-GooJ to choice 4 00 4 7 WHKAT-Nc, 2 red 78 70 COHN-No. 2 M Bt OATS Western mixed 3-J 38H UUrrHH-Creamery I SI' VOttU-Mess II 0J IS 26 FACE AND FIGURE show it, If you're a healthy woman. They'll havo a beauty of their own, no matter what your features. Perfect health, with its clear skin, rosy cheeks, and bright eyes, is enough to make any woman attractive. To get perfect health, uso faithfully Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription. That regulates and promotes nil the proper ftiuctlons of wo manhood, Improves diges tion, enriches the blond, dis pels aches and pains, brings rcfrcf hlug sleep, aud restores health, flesh and strength. For periodical pain?, prolapsus ana other displacements hearing-down scu satlous, nnd "female complaints" gen erally, it is fo eflectivo that it enn bo guaranteed. If It doesn't benefit or cure, you have your money back. Is anything that isn't sold in this way likely to bo "just as good." CURES RISING .-., BREAST "MOTHER'S FRIEND" fittS ollorwl chiUl-bearfng woman. I hato been a mlU-tlfo for many jcars, and in each c.iso vrhcio "Mother's Friend" hadbcenused lthns sccoiupltahcd wmulcrii ami telle ed much liifTerlnn. It Is the best remedy for rlslne ol the breast Lnowu, and worth tlio iiricu for Quit ilouo. Has. Jl. M. HuusTini, Montgomery, Ala. 1 can tell nil expectant mothers If they will 6o n four bottle of Mother's Prlend they will Co through the ordeal without any pain and HUfTerlut;. Mas. JUy ItitANiusr. AreuvillC,N.D. I7srl Mother' Prlend tieforo birth of my eighth child. Will noi er rcan lti iirnhto. Alas. J, F. ilooat, Colusa, Cal. Bent by express, charge prepaid, on receipt of price, $1.60 per bottle, DRADPIELD REOULATOR CO., old by all druggists. Xtluhxx, U v Drcathes The n Msn Who can lnhatomnlnrln-lircedhig air with Impunity I No, not unless hu hu fortllled against its Insidious poison with Hostet ter's Btomarh Witters. Then, Indeed, is ho defended. Not only Is this medicine most thorough os n bulwark nqaltist chills nnd fever mid bilious remittent, but it thor. ojighly relieves dyspepsia, suiisllpntloii, rheumatism, biliousness, nervousness and kidney trouble. t Jaoson snys It Is n great thing to bo ablo. to Iteep tho respect of ttio mini Who pasnes tho plato to you hvery Sunday. Elmlra Ga zette. 1 .1 nnvo Tou Asthma? Dr.. R. ScntmiANN, Ht Paul, Minn., will rnufla trial puoUng6of Kchlffniunn's Asthma Cure Jrt6 to any sufferor. 01 ves Instant re- llCl in WOl-flt LlUtOff? mill r-ltl-na tflm.fi ntltnva fall. Katuo this unncr und semi mlilrnua i. "I am' hard pressed for moneyr' bs tho roiiiautld heroine, said when tho nrdcuthcro of the play hugged her un tho stugo to earn his salary. Baltimore American. CoNnucTon E. D. Loom, Detroit. Mich., snys: "Tho effect of HolPrf Catarrh Curo Is wonderful." Write him about it Bold by Druggists, 'Co. BncACJR n young woman sees fit to wear suspenders It Is no reason for snyhig that she Is a pillus qlrl. liutrulo Express. Bohemian Hopi ntid 5Hnu. Dnrlcvi what "Tho A. II. C. UohumlHti llottled Jlt-nr" of Bt Louis Is inudv of. Nothing healthier. i a niTin iae morning is ucuer iiisnnoiu- Ing all UayJ-rlUtti'ji Hnru. wM : ,a tij.- ujr 4jfa . Who suffers with his ilvcr, constipation, bilious Ills, poor blood or dlzzlnoss tak Uecuhaui's Pills. Of druggists. 25 cents. Tnr. auctioneer Is tho only wnti who likes to sco his customers wear u forbidding as pect Philadelphia Record. Fon a Cough or Sore Thrnnttho bestmed Iclno is Ilulo's Honey of Horohound anrtTur. PiUo's Toothache Drops Curo in ono uiluuto. Rapt attention the atiltmlo of tho man who Is hit with a policeman's bhly. Lowell Courier. Tun chemist's best girl is analyzer. Lowell Courier. 5 Both tho method and results whoa Svrurj of Ficrs is taken: it is nlensnnf. and refreshing to tho teste, and acts Seany yet promptly on tlio KiUueya, liver nnd Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem eflcctitolly, dispels colds, head aches and fovers and cures habitual constipation. 8yrnp of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to vtho tasto and ac coptablo to tho; stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects prepared only from tho-'ihost healthy and ngrecablo substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo mado it tho most popular remedy known. a oyrup of , Figs jisvfor salo In 50o and $1 bottles' bf ntr leading" drug gists. Any rcliablo druggist who may not havo it on hand will pro euro it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOVISVIUE. KY. KCW YORK. N.Y. Store News! Good News! IT WEANS MONEY TO YOU! No catalogue of our fall bargains this season! No.sou venirs given away at the EX POSITION or at Oy.R OPENING! But instead and perhaps you won't be sorry we're going to distribute the thousands of .dollars'' usually expended in catalogues and souvenirs, among our custom ers by making special prices, throughout: the store and to make these reductions during Carnival Week when so many of our out-of-town customers will bepresent to profit by ihe distribution. SeeWext Weefts, Paper. ',.'' 6. Bernheimeh Bros, ' & Co, Ilunssu Cltjr, MliioorJ. Tou eon t find wht ynu wint hi your home itortt. ret on the trtti ml come ti nur mammoth lirr luudi Mulillthint nt. If )oeii'tcoino, (lien lnil Ioriniilei (no tliiive for tunnies), ul order wtuti rvu wast tyintli, j Vfe guaisiitt iMIifactlou. KaMCAO city. r xax Jau rrt h .., m mi MAN WAMr.n. Estur iM siptutt. r,iatneii plto 'I t'J elr ' jr,n e( nuturf .lock u Wu- Amcrlun Tsulls. wU: IUrJ TUltti.s Mr irMltliT, i i1 vat i.i Mk'i4hri. 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