The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, September 15, 1893, Image 8
i.5 TOK RED CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 15, 1891. rc tat M ' IN 'bonanza days. Whta 1'aelflo Unpn Mlna nuptrlntendentl ot nij ry. Times liave clianircd on Iho western ftlnpo of tho Itncky mountains nlnco the tlay when 1'hlllp Dlileslielmcr, thon superintendent nit tho Ophlr initio, bought n scalftUIn overcoat ami paid 81,000 for it. Financial ilarltncns Jian nettled oo tho region whoro at ond tlmo men holding positions Minllnr to thoononnmed drcwull tho wiry from 81,000 to 83,000 salary per month. Thou nobody was mora prosperous than tho men who dug gold and tdlvcr from the ground In Nevada, but now tho sum mit of Mount Davldum In occupied by tho lean spirit of economy. Salaries must bo slashed and all other expenses reduced, says tho San Francisco Call. When Mr. IMdcshclmcr was bossing operations at Virginia City ho was paid from fl,600 to 43,000 a month for his services, and ho, like, tho other super intendents, could afford to upend lav ishly. One of the first superintendents, Mr. Palmer, who had chargo of Ophlr, had an annual salary of 825,000 for several years, and nono of them received less than 81,000 a month. The other day the salary of Superintendent Keating, of tho Kavage mine, who Is one of the oldest and most experienced raining men on the coast, was out down from 8400 to 800 a mouth, and the other superin tendents will naturally havo to coma to the same terms. William If. Pat ton, who was superintendent of Consoli dated Virginia and a few other mines, received altogether from 81,980 to 81, 600 a nronth for years. Charles Strong, of the Mould & Curry; Hank Smith, of the Belcher; Mr. Osblston, who was employed by tho Gould A; Curry, and other men long enjoocd a salary of 813,000 a rear. When the big Gould A Curry mill was built the company gave Mr. Strong a present of 810,000 as an extra mark of appreciation for his services as superintendent. That mill was another example of the free manner In whloh cash was dis bursed when the glory of the mines was at its height. Over eighty mills were running around Virginia City at that time the year 1803 and when they first began the charge they made .was 880 a ton. There was a sudden drop to 81S a ton before long, and then gradually the price came down 81 a ton at a time until the present rate of SO a ton (87 a ton in some mills) was reached. jEven this rate is deemed too high now on account of tho depressed condition of the mines, and the mlno managers say mai it must be reduced. HONEY FROM FRUIT8. .BsrrlM. reaches and Grapes Injured by the naTages of Uni. ' Nectar In flowors is not honey, 6ays writer in Median's Monthly. This nectar is gathered by the tongue of the jbee and enters what la called tho iboneyborr, from which it is rogurgl Stated by tho beo on its return to tho hive and deposited In tho houey cell. Even then It Is thin and watery, aud j docs not become really houey until tho watery parts havo evaporated. In col lecting tho MvcctB tho bees do not con (flnc themselves wholly to tho flowers. The writer of this paragraph has for a next neighbor a professional bee keeper, whoso bees depend ulmost wholly on tho llowcrs from tho writer's garden that Is to say, there aro few other flowers, except wild ones, on which tho bees cuu collect their ma terial. Unfortunately for him tlloy are not satisfied with tho flower, but also carry away tho fruit. It la ul most impossible In raspberry tlmo to get enough from his garden to tualco a respectable dish for tho tea table; near ly every berry la bucked to pieces bo fore it lo absolutely ripe. It is tho tamo with tho grapes. In order to tsc iouro them from tho ravages of the bees they havo to bo protected by paper , JJjaP- I-aat, season, and for the llrst It'lmj; they havUd to " uway pcauiics also s also. - llrst penetrate thfe" ? L it may possibly havo be How they llrst not clear, but from tho puncture of thccurculio. Tho curcuuo irequcnuy cuts the skin with out depositing the esc, and this single break may be borne along without in jury to tho peach, permitting it to ripen. It is possible that they get a first entrance here. At uny rate, cer tain it is that boforo tho peach is fairly ripollttlo is left of tho peach but tho stone. Other fruit growers likowiso H complain of tho ravage.-! of the bees, lleo keepers contend that this cannot bo; that tho bco is Incapable of per forating tho fruit. This umyonnuy not bo; certainly what perforations might exist before tho bees discovered them would not injure the fruit. Tho following up of this by tho bees Is jiiht aabad as if thoy mado tho original perforations for themselves. Inteltlcaace of Bird. It is certain that all creatures on tho desert show remarkable intelligence, and bow they acquire their informa tion is decidedly u puzzle. Suppon?, for example, alfalfa seed is sown. Tho placa may not havo a bird about tho jday before the seed is-put in, but next ,day a cloud of them will descend upon 'the spot and faithfully cat every seed. They do their work thoroughly and with praiseworthy industry. Poisoned i wheat will chock tho entire removal of the seed, but the sparrow is never dc itcrred by death, though there are soma (who affirm a few dead sparrows will havo a chastening influence upon tho rest Itcllcloa Impostors. Not fewer than four false Christs aro mentioned asltavlng uppearcd between itho years 1014 und 10S3, alnong them Sabbathla Zobi, the greatest of all the imany Jewish pretenders. Zebl mndo a great nolso in the religious world, imposing himself upon tho Jews as "king of tho kings of the earth." Ho , finally tried his hand at cpnvertln&tko orient and was only baved from being pierced by poisonous arrows by em bracing Islamlsin and agreeing to la bor for that faith. Of tho other three ono was Mordccal, a German Jew; tho names of tho others uro not given in tystory, THE DOG DIDN'T FORGET. The Hook Agent round ThU Out at tli Cost of n j'lartrr. Tho man was n book ngent, says the Ilostou .Inurjinl. There was no uro in denying that. Any person In his right mind would lmvo known that lie was a book tigejit. Ills trousers wero frayed out at the bottom, his hat was knocked in ut tho (op, nnd his general appear nncc Mivorrd of many miles walked and fow slickelH gathered. I In ambled along tho deserted street n few rods and then stopped undecided ly before tho gato of a yard which sur rounded a small cottage house. Ho was weighing in his mind tho pro bability of a salo. llcforo ho conclued to enter tho yard n savngc-looklng hound put in an appearance on the insldo of the feuco and mado efforts to reach tho book agent's trousers through tho palings. Not succeeding in this diversion, tho dog sat down to await tho time when tho man should open the gate to enter the yard. Tho book agent had mado up his mind that ho could hell an "Autobio graphy" If ho could but reach tho front stops of the house. Hut the dog wns determined that the agent should not reach tho front steps under any condi tion. "Good doggy" and "nice fellow" failed to make tho least impression on tho canlno. Ifo only howled defiantly on IiIh side of the fence. His howls brought a man from around the corner of tho next house. He was an exceed ingly lean and hungry appearing man. Ho took In the hltuatlon at a glanco nnd catno over to where tho book agent was vainly endeavoring to con ciliate tho dog. Ho thrust both his hands deep Into his empty pockets and drawled out: "For a quarter I'll call oft the dorg." Tho book man must havo thought that the chances of a salo at that par ticular houso were extra good, for ho drew out tho fourth part of.a dollar and handed It to tho stranger. That Individual carefully bounded it n his tooth, and, being convinced of its genuineness, ho dropped It Into his capacious pocket. Then, drawing his slouch hat down over his eyes and turning up his coat collar, he assumed a highly dramatic attitude and In stentorian tones lilsied forth: "TJge, Tlge, I soyl Thou cow ard and thou brute, know'st thou that thy master lies captive In yonder wood nnd dost thou linger here? Begone! Uegon-n-u-c, I sayt" The dog glanced up with a half curious look, and then turned shame facedly away, and putting his noso to the ground ho slunk quickly from sight. "Ycr 6cc, pardncr," exclaimed tho hungry-looking man, "that dog an' I use tcr play In high tragedy, an' ho an't forgot his cuo yet. An', by the way, I don't believe ycr'll bell a book in that house, cuz the folks has gone off to-day on a family picnic. They left the dog to look out for the house. Hot weather, an't it? So long." A Daadly Tree. The cannibal tree of Australia grows in tho form of a gigantic pineapple, seldom reaching a height exceeding ten or twelve feet Its height, how ever, Is not a criterion to its diameter, us the reader will imagine when told that ouo eight feet in height may bo ilvo feet through at tho base. Tho "leaves" rcbcaiblo broad planks and are frequently fifteen feet long, twen ty inches broad und ono and a half feet thick at tho base. These board-llko leaves all put out at the top and hang down bo as to form a bort of umbrella around the stem. I'pou tho apex of tho cono arouml which these leaves concentrate aro two concavo figures, rcbembling dinner plates, ono above tho other. These aro constantly filled with an intoxicating honey. A bird may light upon tho edge of theso or a man or an animal may walk up tho leaves to Indulge In stolen sweets; but death is tho penalty for such rashness. Tho Instant tho honey receptacles uro touched the leaves close like a trap and squeeze the life out of the meddler. 'Jftejr awhllo tho leaves will relax their vfso.Hko?1 lho horr'11 tcnacleswlll slowly uiifoldVj"'luro htts set her trap for another vlctuk- j, - Troultlrsome Xclcliuors. " Tho wild Cossacks, livlngawaydown in the southernmost part of tho Kussinn empire spend most of their tlmo har assing tho Turks. They are peculiarly savage in appearance Their uniform Is the Cossack coat, full trousers, scar let undercoat hooked up to the neck, big boots, and as nn overcoat thoy wear u bourka, a circular cloak mado of coarse felt with long, shaggy hair on ono bldo of it. This cloak Is big enough to cover the rider nnd much of the horse. Tho most distinctive point in their dress, however, Is the eylin drical hat of black astrakan which they wear at all seasons. Tho top Is of cloth or velvet They form part of the Russian cavalry and live principal ly on plunder, stealing during their raids into Turkey anything they cmi find, from a chicken to a child. People Who Ought to He Hmliumrrs. Tho seemingly btrango suggestion is mado and strongly pressed in Kngland that tho men who man the navy bhould be tuught how to hwlra. Ordinary sailors are instructed and expected to qualify In hwlmming, but the marines, firemen and engineers ure not, and' It Is a fact that a lurgo portion of tho lat ter largo body of men who servo on warships cannot swim. It Is bald that many more men would havo been saved from tlio Victoria but for this fact; also that many bailors who were good bwlm mors were undoubtedly dragged down by tlio men who wero not. The mat ter has been taken up in parliament, aud It is probable timt swimming will bo Insisted on as a part of the training of every man serving aboard ship. Hornet, as Taper Maker. Tho hornet was tho first paper maker and holds the origlual patent Tho paper It makes Is about liko that of tho newspaper, nearly as firm, and mode of essentially the same material woody libera scraped from old rulla and boards. TRUFFLE HUNTING. An Interesting: Account of the YFy It Is Done In Southern Frit nee. While tho author of "Wanderings by fioiithcrn Waters" was In tho south of Franco ho engaged an old man to show him how traffics wero gathered. At tho appointed hour the man appeared with n pig walking by his sldo an ugly-looking beast, with nn nrohed back nnd a long, turned up noso. It was four years old, and In the languago of tho place, was qulto "serious." As a mark of distinction It wore a leather collar. Tho threo hnnters tho two man nnd the pig climbed tho rocky sldo of n btecp gorge, and came out upon a plateau. Here, under tho oak trees, thoy were to find tho truffles, which grow only near oaks or hazels. At n sign from tho old man, tho pig began sniffing about tho roots of a lit tlo tree, and then proceeded to dig with her nose, tossing up tho larger stones as if tncy were feathers. She, had btnelt a truflle, and the man seized her by tho ear, for her manner was sus picious. This was tho first tlmo they had bojMi out together since tho last scasonnnd tho pig had forgotten part of hcrjeducation. Sho manages to got n truffle Into her mouth. Ho tugs nt her ear with ono hand, and uses his stick upon her nose with the other. The pig screams with ungcr, but will not open her Jaws wide enough to let him slip tho stick Inside and hook out the truffle. The prlzo Is swallowed, nnd tho old man, forgetful of all decorum, calls his assistant a pig, which In Franco Is al ways an Insult. The game has opened badly, although ono of tho parties con cerned Is of a different opinion. In a few minutes, however, a second truffle is found, nnd this time tho old man delivers a whack on the pig's nose nt the right moment, and seizing tho mushroom, hnnds It to me. Then ho takes from his pocket an car of corn, nnd picking off n few grains, gives thorn to the pig by wnyof soothing her injured leellngn nnil encouraging her to go on with the hunt. Wo move nbout In tho dry, open wood, keeping always near lio trues, nnd truffle after tnifflo Is turned up from tho reddish light soil. Her for gotten training soon comes back to tho pig. At a more twitch of tho car she retires at the right moment, and waits for the corn which Is invnriably given her In exchange for tho truffle. llcforo we leave tho ground, Indeed, she has got so well into tho work that on finding a truffle sho does not at tempt to seize It, but points to It, nnd grunt3 for its equivalent in maize. SEALING IN THE ANTARCTIC. Hunters nntl Pallors Up to the Neck In Illood aud Illubuer. It was with tho produce of 6cals that wo were destined to fill our ship, nnd till February 17 wo were literally up to tho neck In blood, saya a writer lu the Popular Sclcnco Monthly. All the sails aro stowed; the captain sits lu the crow's nest from early morning till latu ill the cvenlncr: thr Itvn .n. glnccrs, relieving one another, take chargo of the engines; tho cook or the steward is on the lookout on the deck or on the bridge; and tho dootor takes me neim, unless no can manago to gc away in tno noats, m which caso som oilier noncombatant has to tnkn hi place all tho rcbt are away after plun dcr. Now a full boat Is making its way to the ship. We btcam townrd her. As we near tho engines are stopped and he glides alongside. Tho cook or tho ktewanl rushes from the lookout, the doctor from tho wheel, ono working tho btcam winch aud the other un (.witching tho bktns, whllo tho boat's crew swallow a hasty meal. Tho boat being unloaded, thoy aro off again for another fill. The greatest rivalry ex ists between tho boats' crews, each en deavoring to get the greatest load for tho day. Another boat is been approach the 1" i't'u",J' uoring nwaywnero .. uliea closolv Hacked: rnmuHi... '"! berg and on to tho next untill we reach the boat, which is down to the gunwale In tlio water, with its crew cautious, plying their oars us they Ho crouched upon their bloody load. Ho It goos on from day to day. Hay ir. made while tho i.un bhlnes, nnd the pile of skins and blubber rises high upon the ship's deck. Then comes a galo of wind, accompanied bv fair. sleet and snow, and we lay to undor tlio lee of a btrcam of lco or a berg, Tho deck becomes busy with life, the blubber Is "mado off" und put into the tanks and the skins are salted. When tho gale is over, at tho end of two or threo days, tho next few days of calm weather are again taken advantage of in tho boatb. Thus the period of gales and calms which altemato In this part of tho world come In quite convenient ly for sealing, the produce obtained In tho calm weather belug "made off" during tho gales. Wo never expe rienced much swell, being (.bettered by the land, our work lying only a lit tle east of Erebus and Terror Gulf. An Exaggerated Illrd. The Impcrlul woodpecker Is an ex aggeration of tho ordluurv red-headed woodpecker. It Is nearly two feet long, its plumago black nnd white, with a gorgeous hcarlet crest, lta bill white. It lives In Mexico and in tho blerra Madro mountains. Theso birds aro always found in pairs and aro do stroyers of trees, as thoy devote their entire anergics to ono tree for as long as a fortnight, Injuring it so greatly that tho tree dies. In Huropo and Asia there Is a gray-headed woodpecker. Iho largest European woodpecker Is seventeen Inches long, black, with scarlet crest. It Is called tho great black woodpecker. Tho llttlo brown woodpeekerof CVylon Is not llvo Inches long. Tho white-headed woodpecker is a wiso-looklng llttlo creature that lives In tho plno woods of tho Pacific coast. There aro soino two hundred und fifty species of woodpeckers, and thoy inhabit almost every tflTrt of tlio Clolfc. . . New Ileal 'Estate I'.riii, J. II. DAVIS tt SON, Real Estate, Loan and Insurance AgonlH. Red Cloud, Nebraska. Ofllco with D. P. Ti unkey, Moon Block Wo havo located in Ked Cloud and will be plea fed to have people who desire to Hell their farms to call and list their lands with ub as we have eastern buyers. Call and see us. J. II. DAVIS A; SON, D. B. Spanogle, Real Estate and Loan Agent Red Cloud. Notice ol Sale. deo"sgedmaMcr l ,,UJ C,,iUe 0f Xt',s r"l80n Noilco is liereliy ulven Hint In pursiiancooran ordtTof 1'. II. Ileal, jutlKOof tliedlslrlctcoiirtof .VifslScJ.ul,lNt'?,ilm,loon"1" ,5,h iyf Jiily. 180-1. ror Hie talu of tnu real estate herein arierowcrllicd, there will bo mild at the oast tloor of tlio court house, at licit Cloud, Wrbstor county. Ni;b., on tho .ltd day of rk-i.teml.cr, ism, at I it Vloi-k ii. in . at pnlilic vendue to the lilcli' est bidder, for e.wli: tho follow liiK described real estate, to-wlt: 'flio w M. jskAi w I -iter county. Neli. Hald wile will remain oi.on ono hour, from I to a p. in, ' Administrator do bonus nou'of the estate ot NpU I j III lent I ttartfmaiifl lVUel,AlU:uUltUIl, 1803. Unil I onico nt Illoninliigtnn. Nob., July 2.'.. ina3. Notice is heroliy Klu-ii that tho imIIohIiii:. ? "?ir. 'cr.,m,5 """' lls liitenibf?, . ....r.V ..." J '":!!.'" ""'i' rt in ins claim, an j thf.f A.llfl liriin I bn iiiiulii ti-foro the clcik ot Hie district court. Cloud Ne brnoldi.oii .Saturday. KniitriMiu.r .i lWW;JrWWW .'... no Kititf; III) ll.llmx ' 'nllOttlmg. wUiinAcw " JAiL 1114 M'Vvf IsW LiMLiUIIHMPPBsP'Tr - -......,,,,-, . ( 1,1. ........ .....i .... ..... m. oi uvXl ollvcr a':M M Kl '!. UAiLRV.ltculstcr. IVollt-i- i1.... III. I. II... .... N ilwu' '""'"'""HI"". Nflir.. Aiu. Ii. 1S01 iiiiii ii-di. in. iT'1,Y,.,?l,w'" .,,mt fll"wln iko nn 'l1';"! I1,,',, ,-"l "f ''' U'tomloii to i at ;. ii,.1 mi !i ! ,sl,l'l'"rt ol his claim, nnd t o llsir !, "lv."'. "w,l ,,l'fo'u "" ' 'f Neb. ,'H 1Wi-list;ri-ouiity.atlteilcioiia .lolmso.lt wu1' I'Ji'inber lit, I80J. !.: the "cm J;.JW.v.v;'r " -MM'- No. I2IS7. for Ills eoiil Ii mm.' 1".llllttK ltlll's-UH to piOVO I u!''.?:1'''!1," "i"'!1 '"' "'iiivliti'in v.,:o,r.VlN&,N.uuoN,l, ctaren " O. 0. IUilkv, llCRlster. Notice Tor I'ubllcution. I.niid onice ut lllwinlliijlou, N'cb.,Aiii. '.'I, 1R0J. Nolleo Is hiTi-IJ Klyen that iho followllnj iianii'd settler Im-Jlled notice of bis Intention to iiiitkn Mnat .hh4 i In support ot his claim, and I lint wild proof wllbe mmlo beforo tho clerk i.r thoUlstrlc;tcnurt.WebstorCo..tit Itert Cloud, No".. oh .Monday, il'tober ti, ItftUvIzi Itlchanl I. I'mne, lid, ApnllW). liiu.for the ',i uvH ainle'J se.'i. sec34)i.lii, K ISwCth p. m. , lie names tho IoiwIiik wltuenses to prove discontinuous re.slfruco upon and cultivation or, said land. vU: .Mm O. Wilson, Albert N Ufinn. CIhiv ni'n II. wlUmi .l!iiuiu A Liia.n all of Otto, Neb. I ' ,i. ti.liAll.KY, IteBister, I.VKuiyVoticv. In Ilia lislrlct Cuutt ! Webstor County, state ot Ndiraska. Tannic WeliicrK, l'latttllt. Solomon Mamllel nun J Adeline Mandlcbauni, and HcKUia Wclil.erK, dofendants. NOll'E. Heglna Weinberg, ilulidant, w III tako notlui . Timt on tb 8th day il .Miuiist, A. I)., mil, K.ilinlo Weluheri.', plallllll herein, llleil lnio pellllin In tho it.Mtrlet out ot Webster county, Nflil.lka, iic'iitiBt said dlo.iilauts. mid the ob ject and prajtr of whir (am to forocloso two certain luorli-'iiKi'sexecum by tho defendauts .Solo'lion Mnmlluliaiilil lit 1 1 Adellun .Miinillo liiuiiiilooiiu l.'. Martin inl tlioMiithwvleiu liiitmeiit Compiny. niu'cilvi'lv. iiih.ii Mm lolowlm; descillied pritilMf, to-wltt Tim ojv.t hall of i liu soiilheAst t.virtcr and lho nnitli lull of tho unrtho.isl MU;i'''". "in! tlio snutli. west qu titer of tho noiilitist ipiarier of sec linn iilin-ti-eii (IP), tpuuAlp lour.O). raimo nine (0), west of Iho Cth 1'. 1. in WehMer conn. ty. NrbnisUa. to neeuio tliMp.iyiii of Ihieo pronilswiiyiialM dated lnrli I. WA fur ilia mini ol aLVO, (b:.M aud tl'-l iCHi-cltvely, dun nnd piiabli In ilu jears (Ann dat ilur.'nl: that tliero Is how duo n,iut said iintni mnt ii oi leases tbo miiii ot jifiii 8J and ntaintlif pwvs that .aid premises in.u be decreed lo lo told to Ktllstr I''0 niiiouiit duo lUrcon: that said iuoilciiK','iini'.,""l""() as afiires:.ld ex-cuiid weio duly Hs-lKiiei lo ibis plilnllll which In now the owner end holder thereol. YoiiaroiciUlred liiMiiswer t; I1 l.Ptlllou on or buloie tbo itilb day of Keiilnnber, 18ai. n c HANNIKWHiNllKIIH. By Smith & McCiwj-, her altis. Dated August t), 18W. " w "'" i r JAMES PETERSON, DBA L pam? - Implements, 5 n)mj Grain Drills, The Best Wheel Plows on Earth. All kinds of Windmills and Pumps. Repairs of all kinds. C. M. SMITH & HART, I'norniETORs of PIY IMY IiES uruora promptly flllod. E. B. G013LE, DEALUIt I.V Fresh and salt Meats lied Cloud, Nebtanlca, Your trade is solicited. I kill nothing but the best of beeves, &c. RlnrkclOnc Door North of llo:ry Cook. PLATT & FREES CO. Chicago Lumber Yard ItBD CLOUD, NEB. Lumber, Lime, W. W. I. "AS OX II1XD Hardware of All Kinds ! Barbwire, Gasoline Stoves, Cooking Stoves, &c., &c. In fact he has one of the most complete, lines of hardware west of Omaha. Never leave tlio city until you mcc liiin. Dj Henderson lUiS IU4 W. Tkt OURtliailt Vector. uiq;,iu5jtj, I'luiiueaunuiiioiciieaoniniiiaco.rusocsoioloou to tho head mini It tV..iinMr cgnfu8edldcasandfori?etfulnc.ss.bashfulncs.s.avor8lontnHneiPti "ir.ifSS PU'.Bi.1'??..' 01 manhood, &c., cured for life. I can Mop all Gleet, and all forms of Trtvato Diseases positively cured or money refunded. Bonk i0T botb- f exes, 80 pares, 27 rito crlptlonof abovo diseases, tho effects nnd Bead this llttlo book and nnswor questions Bioro nervo nnu Dram nower.cnlai SvDhiliS. JJorrlWofllmBo,lnoll Crf,,,-X rTaSnently iiiVn'" RAni uiT""'"fah""'" t''acuj FieoorBound. No pain, no - - -wm..wmo. , w. vuuu, nimuiuuiimr circular. t-ree MUSeUm Of Anntntnv ForMcnOnly. Roplotowlth A. H. Gray, the Insurance Man, Red Cloud, la now prepared to insure you in that well-known company The Home of New York. Unit Tor Mm; lie will cull on you Hi u Tew liiyn. !' t. ,. money mill Vct more iiituriiviory liwurnnro ihnn Iroialiv oilier mini, lie hut excliikhe eonlrol of follV ctfOtaUcI Bit IN .LTv &?& mm ttl'.W WAV i:a Disk Harrows. a, "Sour patronago solicited Coal and Cement. WRlGHrJ 3tn St., KANSAS CITY, MO. A Kecular Graduate in MtJicine. Oldtit in Ml VVA Slgt ana Longtu Jjocattd. OVER 37 YEARS OF SPECIAL PPACTICR. nAr'S?5Ize,'?,,ythoSto,oto.troat CHRONIC. MRVOUS nnd SPECIAL DiSEASES. Cures Kuarantcrd or money refunded. All medicines furnished ready for use. Npmercuryorlniuriouamcillclnes i used. No detention from -nnrlr. lnflnnti ,Tt n hi j,n.. i.:.'i. .. vf: and express. Medicines iBcnt everywhero, fre from cazo or break r.co. CharBes low. Over 80,000 rane.s cured. Apo and e7pcrlnc iro Important, ltcad little Doolt, then ntato your caso. Senilforonlnlon and terms. ConsuUatlonfrcoanaconUdcLtiU.pcrsoMliyoruylcttc? fipinfnnl WpnlfnrcoX. Cnvml nt.:i!i.. nteht losses. rcHtorn lost , il " "i'.'"B ffflIltirlfltntnin.lfTIVAnImnHann.lMi.1 Z.7.t 7 . I T " '. tV lormarnaRO. ' cured with. cuttlnir. bnu. exposure, l'a- Rheumatism ?,59.9it:,.LT,,?riclaA . SUIIR CUIIE. Tho creatost discovery In thonnnahsofinedlclno. Onodoso gives i re lief in (nltnncin.mrM'n ..... . T. B 7 VT Jolnta-actirolnafowdays. SendRtntement I I ) 3 i IS i i LI ti n r i JttJrt,ilMU,H"M1"ii'i W I fcM a.-. . Itw -y "i.nmntuxrtt - j!4..'feat'. j . -, . ..jjiia- . Wrt3faymiaMa.1.MftMajM. ..... u--J-m