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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1893)
j&mmm &&& .1 j . y 'yii1j ) - jsrmmmiMT yzrzz y wmfQ' ii i i jjawjfVM M$;"p v i, " j c V A-. THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1893 -- iAi-lnnffcnHnr-"J-J-rrT iti i r mn fffiwuInWiit imIi i " r --, fi nn i.i -...,... , .,.. . ' .w i vTWKMmkmm9m jiuJiwiwiiaaiMMiuiCTy jt.,!RHn!n3fiBJVaeTf tt twim:? r-,r: wBMarTFJmii- m? vwsaiuiiHMHiHaMiuac r " "tt'I' fy 9 E 101" ,What Can't Pull Qut? Wliy the Bow on the Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases, made by the Keystone Watch Case Com pany, Philadelphia; Itpnv tects the Watch from the pick pocket, nud prevents it from dropping. Can only he had vith cases stamped ' with thisTrademark. w- Sold, without extra charge for this bow (ring), through Watch dealers only. JsjLX.uLJ.cwccr fr pam phlet, or Send to makers. i..........................-S Obituary. On Saturday, August iMUh, MIbb Fanny 10. Slaby, whono homo 1b in Hun saa. nbout nuvon tnllcB Routh of town, died at tho homo ot hor ststor, Mrs. An thony Clark, in this city. Sho hnd been ill for novoral montliB, and cumo to Red Cloud novornl wcokn ngo in orilor to ro. colvo medical trcatmont. All cITortB, howovor, woro unavailing, and on Friday olio folt that bIio waa near tho ond and a mcBBongor waa despatched for ltov. 10. L. Ely, who cumo to hor bedtddu utoneo. Sho becumo u ClirlBtlun nliout four yours ago in Homo Bpceiitl mootiiiKB conducted by ItuvH. lltiinnml and Jlorton and unite'd with tho Alolhodlnl church and had tried to maintain a Christian char actor over iiinuo. tiuinu uncertainty hud, howovor, uriiien in hor mind which wan entirely removed in thin interview, and bIio oxprenaed heruult an perfectly at rest and willing to pugs over tho rivor. Much of tho forenoon on Saturday, cho spout in Dinging and conversation with mcinborn of thofumily. Sho wns much intorcsted also during her hiBt hourB In tho- class of children in tho Sunday echool of which bIio wuh tho teacher. Tho roinainR wtro carried to her homo on Sunday morning on account, of tho norioiiH illness of her mother, and at ?, o'clock tho funeral BorvicoB wero hold nt tho 1'lousunt (Jrovo rcIiooMimibo, con ducted by ltov. R L. Kly, n&slHtccl by llov. Mr. Horton, nt which timo tho high cHieom in which mio wan Hold wub bIiuwii by tho very largo number who followed hor remains to tho grave. Thus, in tho very bloom of young womanhood, bIio wuh cnllod away, but tho testimony bIio Icnvcn bohind is uu nBsuranco, both of her having entered a bettor world, and of tho possibility of meeting hor again by thoso who loved her hero It they will follow hor oxamplo liii Grippe, During tho provalonco ot tho Orlppo tho past seasons it was a nolicoablo foot that thoso who depended upon Dr. Klng'B Now Diacovory, not only had a speedy rccovory, but escaped all ot tho trouble Borao nftor olTpcls of tho malady. Thlo remedy oeema to hnvo a protiliar powor in fffoctlng rapid cores not only incases of La (Iriniio, but in all diseases of throat, eliPBt and lungs, and litis cured cases of asthma nnd hay fovor of long Blanding. Try it nnd bo convinced. It won't dleoppolnt. Freo trial bottleH nt 0. Ji. Cottmg'a drug store. From Our KxcliaiiRi'ft. Miss Inn Uurt In a Hod Cloud visitor today. Campboll Tress. L. M. Orablll nnd wlfo ot Rod Cloud, wero In tho city Sunday. Cnmpboll Press. W. II. Harlott, Klmor rattorBon, Jim Patterson, John Aultz, Will Osborn, Joo Burg. Hort Tibbols, Joo WntBon and Will Hurt, nil nccompaniod by tlirtr Indies, nt tondod Bolls Pros. Show at lied Cloud Thursday. Ircaj. ltov. Snow nnd wife went to Hod Cloud Monday, Mrs. Snow's slater boing iiuitp flick. Campboll Press. Goo. Aultz nnd wife, MrB. Sears and Mrs. Watson nltendod tho hIiow at Red Cloud Thursday. Cnmpboll Pross. M. W. Fuller and daughters, Mre. Arhurmnn nnd Mrs. Inn titolp went to lied Cloud Inst Saturday. Mr. Fuller retnrucd Sunday but tlio Indies remnlnod for n visit with friciuls. ltivorton Guard. Conductor Joo Williams has n 30-day lay-off and will spend it in company with bio family at Hot Springs, South Dakota, II U run is in ehargo of Conductor Ben jamin. MoCook Tribune Foley nud Moench run Nos. (ill and Ci between Bed Cloud nnd Oxford and Nos. 1 11 and 112 bclweoti Bed Cloud nnd Has tlni?p, week about. McCook Trlbuno. lloadiuastcr MoFnrlnnd hnd h!n annual Arkannna bannnn train out, Inst week, In chnrgB of Conductor llonjamln, J. II. f'onUlIn llrt assitnnt condnotor. Mo Cook Trlbuno. i i i. in Mlrvii(;lli and llcnllh. Tf yon nro not feollns otrontr and lioaltliy, try Electric Bitters. If La Grippo hns left you weak and weary, use uioctmi Hitlers, rum remedy nata ul roctly on liver, stomauh and kidneys, gontly aiding mono organs lo perform their (iinotlons. If you nro nilllotod with "flick headaohe, ypo will find speedy and permanent relief by tuldng Klectrlo Bit ters. One- trJul will convlnoo you that it irt tho remedy you need. Largo bottles on'y GOe nt O. b. Ootlhig'fl drug store, " fSlH REPEALERS T1UUMPH. THEY WIN DY MORE THAN A TWO THIRDS MAJORITY. A Throng In the llouio, lloth on tli Floor ml In tho (Inllcry Only Four Itlomlipr of Hid Wlioln Itoll Not l'rcwnl llctnllod Vote on tlio 10 to 1 Amendment. WASlll.NUTON', Aug. Hi. Tho hoiiso lmi acted on tho Bherman law nnd tlio result Is tho repeal of tho utrcuaalng clauss thereof by n veto of 240 aycsngnlust 110 nays. There novcr was k Inrgcr audience in tlio chamber than tho olio which listen ed to tho members ns they said "aye" or "no" ns the names were called on each pro position. Nor was there very often n fuller house. All tho members on tho roll except four answered to tho roll call. Tho only business dono other than voting was tho reading of the journal, nnd as soon us that wns done tho order ot business ns provided in tho order adopted nt tho com mencement of the debate was rend by tho clerk. Tho Wilson bill was also read. Texlof thvWIIlonllUI. It Is as follows: "Bo much ot tho net ap proved July 14, 1600, lis directs tho secre tary of tho treasury to purchase from tlmo to tlmo silver bullion to tho aggregate amount of 4,600.000 ounces, or so much thereof as may be offered In each month at tho market price thereon, not exceeding tl for 871)1 grains of pure silver, and to Issuo in payment for such purcuaso treasury notes of tho United States, bo and tho satno is hereby repealed. Hut this repeal shall not Impair nor in any manner aiTect tho legal tender quality of tho standard stiver dollars heretofore colued, and tho futth and credit of tho United States aro hereby pledged to maintain tho parity ot the gold and silver coin ot tho United States nt tho present leiml ratio or such other ratio as may be established by law." The Six Calls on Amendment!. In accordances with tho order referred to nlxvo tho voting began on tho first amendment allowed tho free colliers and went on to each of tho others, the usults bolugas follows: On tho first 10 to 1 ra tio till yeas to 220 najs; second 17 to 1 mile 100 yens to 2(4 nays; thlrd-18 to 1 ratio-1IM yeas to 23U nays; fourth-l! to I rntlo-105 yeas to 237 nays; llfth-20 to 1 ratio 1 111 yens to 222 nays; sixth to ro enact tho lllnud-AHIson law 130 yeas to 2n nays. Every Illinois vote sava otio was recorded on the 10 to 1 uriiuosltloii. nnd tho six who voted yea were I'ost.l-'llli-, mo, niiams, inline, mnrsn niui iiuuter, Krcn Coinage ut lU-to-1 Itutlci. The dotuilcd voto on tho amendment providing for freo colnugeut tho ratio ot 10 to 1 was as follows: Yeas Abbott, Altken, Alexander, Al len, Aruold, Duller, linker ot Kansas, Ilnuklicad, licit of Colorado, Hell ot Texas, Bluck of Georglu, lllnncliurd. Uhind, Ilont ner, Ilocn, Uowcr, Bowers, Branch, llretz, Hroderlck, llrookshlre, llrynu, Ilium, Burncs, Caminctti, Cannon of California, Capuhart, Clark of Mltsauri, Cobb of Ala bama, Cockrell, CofTon, Conn, Cooper of Texas, Cox, Crawford, Culberson, Curtis ot Kansas, Davis, Do Armond, Denooii, Dinsaoro Dockury, Dono van, Doollttle, Edmunds, Kills of Kentuck, linloe, Epes, Flthlnn, Funston, Fyan, Geary, (ioodnlght, Gnvty, Hall, llnrrln, Hartmnn, Hatch, Hani, I lender sou ot North Carolina, Iinlinrtn, Hook er, Hudson, Hunter, Hutchison, Jones, Km, Ktlgore, Kyle, Lane, Latimer, Law ton, Lester, Livingston, Lucas, Maddux, Mugulre, Marshall, McDearmon, Mo- holtinn, McLaurln, McMillan, Mcltae, Meredith, Money, Montgomery. Moreau of Kentucky, Morgan of Missouri. Moses, Murray, Neill, Newlands, O'Ferrnll, l'aynter, Pence, Pendleton, Pleklcr, Post, Illohardsou of Michigan, Ktchnrdson of Tennessee, ltobblus, ltohcrtson, Saycrs, Sibley, Simpson, Snodxrass, Stalling", Btockdaln, Stoue, Strnlght, Swnujvjn, Sweet, Tnlbert, Tnrsney, Tate, Taylor, Terry, Turpln, Tyler, Wheslcr, Whiting, Williams ot Illinois, William of MIsjIb- pippl, Wilson, Woodnrd-l'.M Nays Adntnu, Alderson, Aldrlrh, Ap hy, Avery, llalKOck, llnkor of New lrump nhlre, Baldwin, Barnes, llarthohlt, Batt lott, Barwltf, lielden, Beltzhoover, Berry, Bingham, Black of Illinois, Blair, Bnutelle, Brnttmi, llrawlcy, Brccklurldgo of Arkjn nai, Breckinridge, of Kentucky, Brlckner, Uroslus, Browu, Burrows, Uynum, Cabnnlss, Cadmus, Caldwell, Campbell, Cannon ot Illinois, Caruth, Catching , Causey, Checkering, Chllds, Clancy, Clarke ot Alabama, Cobb, Coekrau, CoKgswell, Compton, Coombs, Coojier of Indlaua, Cooper of Washington, Corning, Cousins, Covert, Craln, Cummtugs, Curtis ot New York, DaUell, Daniels, Dnvey, De forest, Dlogley, Dolllver, Dunn, Duuphy, Durbornw, Ellis of Oregon, English, Erd mon. Everett, Fellows, fielder, Fitch, Fletcher, Foruinn, Fuuk, Gardner, Gear, Qelscnhnlner, Glllett ot New York, Gil lette of Masinchusetts, tioldzler, Gorman, Gresham, Grosvenor, Grout. Hocor Hnltier, lltnts.Hnll, Hammond, Hnre.llar. mer, uarter, llaugen, Helncr, Hayes, Henderson ot Illinois, Henderson of Iowa, Hendrix, Hepburn, Herman. Hicks, llil- born, Hincsof Pennsylvania, Hltt, Hooker ot Aew York, nopKlus ol Illinois, Hopkins ot Pennsylvania, Houck, Houk, llullck, Hull, Ikert, Johnson ot Indiana, John son ot North Dakota, Johnson of Ohio, Kieter, Joy, Lncey, Krlbbs, Laphatn, Lay ton, Lefever, Lilly, Linton, Lisle, Lock wood, Loud, Lottdenslagcr, Lynch, Mag ner.Mahon.Mallory.MnrsbpMnrtlii.Marvln, -uwk.vv., AWbv...... iwwttm J.AMbllcnrj McCultocb, McDanuold, McDowell, Mc AicAioer, xucunu, Aicutnry, McCrenry, Kttrlck, McGann, McKnlgh, McNnguy, Mcloklejohn, -Mercer, Meyer, Mllllken, Moon, More, Mutehler, Northway, O'Neill, O'Neill, Outhwalte, Page, l'attorson, Payne, Pearson, Pendleton, Perkins, Phil lips, l'igott, Parscball, Powers, Prlce.Han dall, Hay, ltayner. Heed, Hellly, Heyburu, lilchardsof Ohio, Itltchlc, ltoblnson, Busk, lliisscll ot Connecticut, Busscll ot Geartdu, It) nn, Scbertnerhom, Scranton, Settle, Shaw, Sherman, Sickles, Slpe, fiuiltb, Somen), SiirtrytfeSssr, Sloppou son, Slovons, C. W. Stoue ot Pennsylvania, W, A. Stono ot Pennsylvania, Storur, Stroug, Tnlbott, Tawuey, Taylor of Tenn essee, Thomas, Trucey, Tucker. Turner, UpdegrafT, Van Voorhls ot New York, Van Voorhls of Ohio, Wndswortb, Walker, Wnngor, Warner, Washlnton, Wnugb, Weadock, Wells, Weaver, White, Wilson ot Ohio, Wilson of West Virginia, Wise, Wolverton, Woomer, Wright of Massachusetts, Wright of Peuusylvsula Shell of South Carolina, In favor of free liver, wus vulrcd with Grahum of New York opposed to it both Democrats. Not netU'ly as much iuterest was takou in the second vote which was ou the ratio of 17 to 1, The ilecl&lvo vote on tho 10 to 1 ratio seemed to dishearten tho silver men S and in place ot the (BUenti&n which was paid to tho first was substituted a listless ncss which spread throughout tho hall. Such a majority against tho c.senco of tho freo silver idenwas but a foreshadowing of all tho other votes which nro given as to totals In tho foregoing. Tho vuto on tho Bland-Allison act amondment wns another cruclnl test, but it went ngainst tho silver men vory em phatically, idthouMfc that amendment re ceived tlio strongest support. Then camo tho final vote, which Bai ley of Toxas tried to stave off for n shntt timo by offering an nmendmaut to repeal tho parity clauso of tho Sherman act, in tho hope that by so doing ho could rally onto of tho gold men to his support and thus weaken the friends of unconditional repeal of the purchasing clause, but the speaker ruled that this was not In order pending tho demand for the engrossment and third reading ot tho bill, and tho bill was accordingly ordered to a third read ing. Then Mr. Bailey raised the point that there should bo a division of tho question. Ono part of it repealed tho purchasing clause nnd the other retained tho parity clause. Thero should bo a seporato voto on each. Hut again the speaker pointed to tho declslvo ordr of the resolution uudor which tho house was actlnu and held that such separation could not bo had. Tho voto was then takoa upon tho final pass ago of the Wilson bill, and It wus passed, )as 210, nays 110. THE WEEK IN CONGRESS. Dolngi In the Senate ami House of ltepre stntatlvas. Wabiiixoton, Aug. 21. Tho principal vent nt the senate's session was tho rejec tion ot Leo Mantle as a senator from Wy oming. Tho vote was non-partisan, and stood 35 to 80. Peffer's resolution for nn inquiry whether the banks of tho east are cashing depositors' checks or refusing to do so was sent to the calendar, where it Is likely to stay. In tho housothe whole session was oc cupied with the debato on silver, but the only two speeches that roused any inter est wero those of Cummings ot New York and Cannon of Illinois. Tl.o houso hold an evening session. The fcaturo of Can non's speech was a defeuso of tho Sher man act and opposition to its repeal. Washington, Aug. 25. In the senate the vlco prestdeuc appointed tho committee on coinmemorutlou ot tho 100th anniversary of tho laying of the corner-stono ot tlio Capitol. Voorhecsls chairman. Tho mo tion to reconsider tho voto declaring Leo Mantles not entitled to a seat in tho seunto wus taken up, but postponed forthuday. Poller nud Allen made freusilver speeches. The houso devoted tho wholo iluy to ilve mtuute speeches the timo belnir, extend ed in individual cases ou the Wilsuu bill. The free silver men rallied thoso on tho other sldo who had apparently changed their views, notably McCteury, Cooper and Dynuni, and thero was a good deal of fun in tho house. Wasiunotox.Aub. CO. Tho speech mndo by Hill of New York In tho senate was re Diarkablu in many respects. One ot these was tho hostility to President Cleveland shown all through it; another was that the senator camo out tlatly ns a freo coin ago man, nud even snld tlio rntio should bo 15; to 1 instead of 10 to 1. The Hat theory was fully indorsed. Tlio gold dollar was worth 100 cents because It was coined to bo worth that much; so would the silver dollar bo under similar clrcum stances. Coining nnd purchase were two different things. Purchase implied price and that mndo a thing n commodity. Free coinage made money. He had n big audlcuce. Stewart spoke next to a score ot senators. Somo uninteresting legislation was passed aud the senate adjourned to Monday. Nothing sensational transpired in the house. Aside from the speeches delivered by Burrows aud Springer there wero nono that commanded tho attention of the mem bers nnd, indeed these two speeches were not llstonod to with the interest thoy de served. Washington, Aug. 89. Tho sonnte wa not in session Saturday. In the house) the party leaders had a Mold day. Reed road & speech in which bo said that at the bot tom of the preeeut situation was the threatened chauge in tho tariff policy. He did not argue In favor of one system of tarltt or another, hut claimed that in the rature of things his claim must becorreoU He would vote for repeal rts a partial remedy of the troubles existing. Bourko Cochran xnado the best speech of the ses sion on the anti silver side. Both he and Bred wero loudly applauded. Bland re plied to Coekrau, nud Wilson closed the day debato with adefensoot tho bill. At night there was n session which enabled a large number ot mombera to say how they would vote. Wawiinoton. Aug. 29. In tho senate Stewart offered a resolution asking the treasury whether there will ben deficiency for the year and its probable amount. The amendment to tho Voorhcen bank bill for tho redemption of S per cent, bonds waa defcated-29 to 23. Tho motion to recon sider the vote refusing Lee Mantle n seat was laid on tho table Ul to 2S so Mantle caunot get into tho sonnte. The Voorhees' bnnk bill was again taken up on an amend ment by Cockrell allowing citizens to de posit bonds with tho treasury and obtain greenbacks for thorn, with the prlvllee ot regaining tho bonds by paying back the greenbacks, interest on the bonds to cease mennwhile. No action, and tho senate ad journed. In tho house tho votes on tho Wilson bill took all day. Every proposition of silver men was defeated by majorities averaging over 100 and the Wilson bill passed 310 to 110. MUCH FIGHTING IN MEXICO. factions aud Government Troops at War and Many Killed. EAOLE Pass, Tex,, Aug. 20. The polltl ail excitement across the border in Mexico Is causing much bloodshed. A tight took place at Pinto Del Armen between the Ualaulsts, ono of tho factions, and tho Curdenluts, another taction, in which forly-llvo wero killed, the Qnlsutsts losing tho most heavily. Another tight occurred between Sautu ltosa nnd Abosola.ln which the government troops wero engaged with the Cardeniits nud It is said that 120 were left dead on the field. No particulars. Hallway and City at War. ASHLAND, Wis,, Aug. 8& The fight be tween railroads and tho city of Ashland reached a culmination when the street commissioner took a force ot mon and started cutting away the piling under the railway trestles which have always been a ur.euace to the main thoroughfare. In junctions wero served, but too late to save the trestles cutirrly, which ure iu u shaky condition ns a result ot several piles being removed. WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.' i i t Good ltnlns In the WcMern fttatei Tern pernture Average. ' Washington, Aug. 80. The follow ing crop bullolln was ls3Uod from tho woathcr bureau for tho week ending Aug. 28: Illinois Temperature nbout normal In northern, nud abovo in central and slightly below in southorn portion; sun shluo normal; almost ontlro nbsonco of rain in tho north; below nonnnl in cen rrul and abovo normal in southern por tions; corn half crop; littlo fall plowing; threshlmi almost completed; pastures need tain; no fruit except grapes. Iowa Tomporaturo, rainfall and sun Bhino below normal; corn rapidly matur ing; rain greatly needed for pastures and fall plowing. Nebraska Vory favorablo weather; good rain; quiet generally; corn, potatoes and meadows show groat improvement; fall plowing finished in somo localities and is progressing finely in others; winter wheat Beetling begun. Kansas Rainfall ample; condition! generally favorablo except in south eastern part of tho state whoro crops need rain. Oklahoma Tcmporaturo and sunshlno bolow normal; abundant rainfall; hay and corn in somo sections injured by too much rain; farmers plowing nnd cutting corn; early corn in tho markot. Colorado Rainfall deficient, except about normal over western portion; about nvorago tomporaturo and sunshine; harvesting general; grass injured by drouth in northeast counties; but excel lent in other sections. Fxcecd the Original Ettlmnte. Torr.KA, Knn Aug. 80. Requests from western counties for seed wheat conlinuo to pour in upon Secretary Hondorson of tho state board of railway commissioners. Tho .requests thus far nro as follows: Ness, 80,000; faul, 14,000; Lane, 31,000; Wichita, 19,000; Thomas, 23,000; Stanton, 8,000; Sheri dan, 0,000; Ford, 0,000; total, 120,000 bushels. These aro all in excess of tho original cstimntes aud if all tho othor counties nro in this proportion tho amount required will not bo less than 300,000 bushels. Itollcil llliu Iu Wheat. Loxii Pink, Neb., Aug. 80. A num lcr of masked men visited tho lodging houso of an organ agont named "Cash" Williams. They guvo him a thick coat of tar and rolled him iu a carload of wheat. After riding him on a rail they ordered him to lcavo town at onco on pain of instant death. His improper advancos to a young ludy piovoked tho deed. Convicts Clet Employment. Little Rock, Aug. 80. Airangcmcnts wero made for tho leasing of COO con victs to work ou tho levees ou tho Ar kansas sldo of tho Mississippi river, This will ninko tho stato prison self-sustaining. Cut Hnhirlcs ou tho lllg I'our. iNniANAi'ous, Aug. 30. It was an nounced that tho Big Four will mako a 10 per cent cut in ull salaries that roucU $100 or more a month, beginning with Sept. 1. Oyster IlciU 1'roniUo a Ureat Yield. BitlDfii'.i'OUT, Conn., Aug. 80. Oyster- men hnvo just completed tho examina tion of tho beds in this vicinity and linu n promising crop, Iargor than usual. Anthrax Disappearing. Springfield, Ills., Aug. 80. Reports to tho stato board of live stock commis sioners show that tho anthrax is rapidly disappearing from Clay county. Great Fear of Killing Frosts. Buhlinoton, In., Aug. 80. The cold weather now existing in this locality is uncqualcd in years. Thero aro great fears of killing frosts. Cntirornla floht In Now York. , Nr.w Youk, Aug. 80. Tho treasure train from Snn Frnncisco with $10,000, 000 in gold coin for tho New York sub treasury nrrlvod. Tuesday's National League dame. At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 7; Pittsburg, 5; Taylor and Clements, Gum bcrt, Enrle and Mack. At Washington Washington, 8; Cin cinnati, 1; Esper nnd McGuirc, King, Chamberlain nnd Murphy. At Now York New York, 4; St. Louis, 11; Baldwin and Boyle, Brcltcnstciu aud Peitz. At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 4; Louisville, 10; Haddock, Kennedy, Lachanco, and Dnilcy, Stratton and Grim. At Baltimore Baltimore, 9; Clove lands, 7; Mullauo, Hawko and Robin eon; Clarkson and O'Connor. DAILY MARKET REPORT. Chicago Drain and i'rovUlous. " CntCAuo, Ann. sv. Wheat opened wak and at the close was from H to o lower than yesterday. Corn wns blither and more active. Tho close wns ?fc higher. ' Oats ruled quiet and weakor early, but firmed up later lu sympathy with corn. Hor prnduuts worn less active. There w as a nharp stmnp durliiK tho lait H minutes nud the closo was TOo bolow those ut yesterday for October pork, U3a lower for lard aud 45a lower for in. CUJ31NO I'lttCUS. WHEAT-Auuust, iKc; September, MJic; December, CSJJc COHN-AiiKUt, STlfic; Heptembar, 37c; May. 40Jc. OATH-Septcmber, 23Je; October, 24J4c; May. !Mc. . POllK-Septembvr, Sit 45; Octobor, fU.73. LAItD-Scutumber, J 7.7 J; Octobel , W.70. MBd-3sutombcr, S7.tt.'; October, S74U. Chicago Llvo Stock- Umon Srornt Yaubs. I ClIIOA(Ji), Aus.W. f CATTLn-neeelpts, 7,WH Cctnmaii to ex tra steers, 2.?ri5.1!i; Mocker and fuodurs, lU'.E.'iii.'l.'.'J; cons and hclfcr 9 j.UXil.'M. HOUiJ-Hccrlpts, W.0U0. 11 avy. Ji''.taS.53; mixed aud medium, $3.'A)!3ViG; lltfkt, SJ,4'ii D.tU SUUEP-necclpts, 13.000. 1'oor to cUoloe, $1.W3.U; lambs, fi.Wji.Ot. South Omaha lilr Stock, Bourn Omaha, Aug. -'O.-OATTLJl-Ito-relple, -'.8ftl head; 13U0 to 150 lbs., $l.l(JHJ4,W; 11UU to Ml) Ibi., 9'J.9Ua4.ri;J0 to HOD JU-U. &J.0U O3.R0; choice rows, $2.0 U.W; cuimuoa cows, ll.ttiR2.U0; uood f coder,. 9J.80OU.15; coliuuou feeders, JiJ)(a-.75. Mr.Ticet steady. , UOU.S-lteuclpts. H.f W head; light. 5.20 S.U4; mixed, tiMQAti; heavy, aj.0646.aj. 91 atket l&o to aio hlgaar. BlltEP-MUttbra, A.OOuo, Umbi, 9.0O4 UO. Markit steady. , . IWhal Castorla is Dr. mel Pitcher pi and Children. ontains othor NarcotlJ p . HHDsta IP 1 tostanco. for ParcgoricJ It is Pleasant Millions of Mc D fovorlshncss. cures Dlarrl toothing troii cures Castorla nssii ttes the nnd bowels, ; Iflm toria is tho ijtdren'i Caste " Castorla Is an eicellci Heine for chit- drco. Mothers have reps Ay told mo ot Its good effect upon their eh lib." i p. P.fl O. OsoooD, Lowell, Mass. " Castorla U the best! ir for children ot which I am acquainted. IMpothodayisnot r J consider the real far distant when mother interest ot their chlldrci k use Castorla In- stead ot thevarlousqui U strums which iro destroying their lorcd oi I y forcing opium, morphine, soothing syi itAad other hurtful tM thereby seeding '; ftj F. KntcntLot, agents down their tht them to premature grai 'A, I uonway, Arc. The Oeatav .UcxaBaar. TT hT ..,...... D JMM it tpUt fall out when trttmlpitehf 10KUM 8ktaoap. BA Mm in. miisiewiDwuifwjia Ir7 .. n ' drafttet etaaoe TnABCkUSK HcalrtNiiil on receipt of price, rauo. THE ' South Fifth WW 9m Harvest icurslons. It is with satisfd Inn that tho Bur- linirton itouto ml 1110 IOllOWIDg announoonient rep ng tins years Burvost Exoursior The dateB whiol lave been uzed for theso excursion Ire August 22, ' 10. On them. Sept. 12, and Octj all railroad ngontsj lit of St. Louis "rsuxul-trin tickets and Chicago will bc to Burlineton Itouto Htatlons-inNK braska, Kansas, Colorado, South Da kota and Wyoming, at extremely low rstos. Tickets will ho good for 20 days and will admit of stop-over on tho going trip at any point west of tho Missouri River, rrheso facts brought to the notico of tho residents of the u liferent states reached by tlio Burlington Itouto in order that thoy may inform their friends in tho East that, during tho next few months, threo unequalled oppurtunitics of coming West will present themselves. Tho Passongor Department of the Burlington Itouto will gladly aid tho peoplo of tho towns iilonp; its lines in their c florin to induce Eiustorn poo plo to avail thomsolves of tho advan tages of thrso homescekcra' excursions. Tho undersigned on request, will not only mail t any desired address a supply of advertising matter, but tin will also bo.p'.cascd to put interested parties in tho way of obtaining tho mobt favorable ratis of furr. J. Francis. Gen'l I'asa'r Agent Burlington Itouto Omaha Neb. For SuJe. A Wcbotor county farm, of 1(J0 ucich, with well tlniaheil fritma Iioupc, ptahhi, 10() ucres fenced in to pnfituro, over 30 bond cif cattle, ovor 40 hof,'B, over !!00 busliEls of corn,' oflur till fur it ohorttuuu for tho Hinnll sum ot &'-',100. A gnod prnirio farm ot ICO iicrcu with no iin nioveniontH, price iUiOTiO, Ho uurc in Jewel county. KtuiBiw, 01,100. 80 ucres in Jowol county Kiiiikiih, P1,:J00. Im proved Webster eoun.ty furiu of 100 acres, prico 'J,000. Qkokok O. .Yuiheii, ngt, Itod Cloud, Nob. 9500 Fart ii lamiiH. I can mako a few $500 oliolco loans just now. J. II. llnlloy, Cloud. farm Itcd Professional liunbjrs in laying In pup piles for a lonu hunt take, llrat, '.'0 ;il Iouh saake lilto cui.'c, -ml,l jiound of ornckers, nd, 10 gallons Hnako bite mire, and 1th, i ilozuu bottleu nt lliillur'n Hure Cure CoukIi Hyrup, For salo by Doyo & Qrlco. ' All kinds of Bee nuppliea at A. Mo hart's. Suoh oa sectione, emokors and foun4ttion combsv Iption for Infants neither oVam. Morohlne nor ... i . ....'. it is a armiCM substitute Soothing Syruk, and Castor Oil. sraarantee is thiHT Tears use by i iira. Caitorta deatrnvaVrnrma Riul n.11av lUtorla prerents YomVlng Sour Curd u ana wina colic, csstoria roueTcs constipation Vnd flatulency. food, rcarulatcs the stomach healthy and natural sleep. Cos 's Panacea tlio Mothers Friend. ' Castoria. " Castorla is so well adapted tochtldren that I recommend it as superior to any proscription known to mc." II. A. Annus, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. " Our physicians In ths children's depart ment haTO spol.cn highly of tholr experi ence in their outsldo practice with Castorla, and although we only have amoug our medical supplies what Is known as regular products, yet we aro free to confess that the merits of Castorla has won us to look with favor upon It." Uxitid llosrrru. amdistsmsabt, Norton, Mass. Alms C. Sirrrn, Pre., Mnrrar Street, New York tlty. ' SP MEADS U the eondlUan of yours? X your hair try, harth, at tht ends? Jtat it a llfelcf appear ant t corniest or brttihtdt It it full cfdandtufT Xtit&ryorinnhtatcatonaiuom Jiee i tfyour ymptcm be teamed in time or you wilt become BOOT HAIR GROWERS nn imA. Hm KtMAmtHntt I. nnt.n uAM.nt. tint tha nwnlt of icientinsn- KnowlMlMof the dlteiMSot thebalrandseatpledtaUodlscoTery oceaw Emm ItBViMlmMHAnnt.in. llh. mlfl.V, nnPflllL Ifc III BOl & IJTfl. DUE ptuUr cooling- and rerreaiiins Tonw. Br ftuxmiatlng tae toUlcles,iiatope Kwp the scalp cfian, beilthyand free frost Irritating eruptions, by the ese BCttroj. vunwido mm. a wncnjtcn o bih. uttrvv suppir yon, arad dlnet to m, ana we wilt forward oteirar, aiwcer eeuei eioremw. mvv rwiw nrvnm mat mm rrjnnrcD rn "v. nvm xuvii xiaii uixuvrutv w Ave., New York, N. Y. PEHMM HAS rsrna A nice linu or Jewelry, Diamonds, Chains, Rings, Bracelets, Scari pins CiiMVi uimI collar uiiIIomm, ncclt cliiilns, lace plus, hllck plriN, 'IiariiiN, viv. Platcil onil mild s'llvurwurn, souvenir snooin. pes I hamilc-a KnUcs ami fork. cui . 12. calllnffcard c.isiH, lion lmu i(,T,.s iin "f iiilu-r novpltU-i,. A linu llnonr siioelnelos mi so Klnsso w II, liiii.,.li:ii,;.li,lu oitti'S sti'l, p1VJ SMrlflLli'dt"1'"1--'1 SmTsV;,"i!,'"5,M,",! l,,:it y,Hlr "w ola Henry j'cok'h Brw Store. Sewing - Machines AND ORGANS. 8. JE7. C02S,U) Has a fino lino of Sowing Ma cliinus and Organs iVom 25 upwards. 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