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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
glo@ cine wnmoer6are &eifana nit
Dem 2SaGer pom Sonroes.

&iirSli6 meloeten mir aus unierm Staa=
tie cine punoerbare Seilung nit Dem Wai=
Ter Der @rotte BON 2ourbes, beute 9eben
mir ~uniern 9eiern einen ni6t peni9er merf-
luiiroi9er Seri6t, ben mir pieoer einem
ni6t fatbolil6en Ylatt Der bieIiQen
Times" in Der ueberiebuns entnebmen:
rWtarp Waloron, aus Dubuque Co.,
Elm WfGo6en BON 26 ooer 27 Sabren, Die
friber als Sienitmasb i'm bieli9en bil6Df=
li6en Yalaite bei9dfti9t mar, baan 8ater
Gpan bon Der ct. Yatrifsgemeinoe Saus
belt, muEte in Den lebtsn 3 Sa6ren i'm bie=
liscn Gountp' Gipl biilfos an Masentreb=
ie oarnieoerIiesen. Sbre @ensiun9 lieiert
Den jiinsiten Seiueis Der munSerbaren
Seiltraft oes Wailers Der beriibmten Duel.
le BON 2ourbes, Der Su %unierer &enntniB
fam. llnsefdbr s Sabre bat lie am 9reb-
le gelitten. Dor brei Sabren puroe lie 10
biillos, bab man iie sum So. armenbauie
nebmen muBte. 3eitweilig i;berfamen lie
iOlde S6wd6en, oab es i6ien, le Tonne
ni6t mebr lGngcr leben, oa DER &rebs BON
Monat ju Monat b6sartiger iuuroe. Bon
tiei reliSiOlem Semitic, b~ereitete lie lid,
ieit Der &rebs an ibrem geben noQte, auf
bas lebte Gnbe Dor, oas unuermeioli6
i6ien. Sic bate uicl bon Dem beiltrditi=
gen 8alier bon 2ouroes 9elelen uno na6'
9eoa6t uno als flrilidj Die wunoerbare
Scilung Oes jungen Mdo9ens bon Der
Observation-Disclosures ibr binter=
bra6t wuroe, fam ie 81 Der llebe>=
Seugung, oaB es aud ibr belien niir0e.
SIRE 6reun0e ianoten ibrem gSuni6e
9emdB Dor einigen Wo6en mad Dem @ai=
ier, iie trani cine feline Quantitdt II. man0te
es aud duberli6 an. Sic lpuroe 6ieno6
auf Elm bis > Winuten 10 blaB, 6NB man
on6tc, lie iuiiroe Obnmd6ti9. Na6 lueni=
gen glu9enbliden fam lie wie0er III lid,
riAtete ii@ uuf uno iagte, tie fii6le ais
lpiiroe Der &rebs i9pinoen. CUR .3eit ais
lie oas @alier nabm, mar lie bettldaerio.
Cine Stunoe oarauf mar lie auf Den Bel
men, fam am nd6iten Sage CUR Staot.
beiu6ts Serrn Susb Sraanor uno anoere
6amilien nit oenen lie befannt mar uno
9ing aui Die Gntiernun9 mebrerer Sauler-
s~episrte Su SUB. Set Der 3eit ae6raudte
lie oas Waiier nod Elm ooer sueimal nit
oerielben wunoerbaren 8irfun9 uuo ale
3ei9en iino porbanoen, oaB Der 9rebs in
t~iirSeiter 3eit san5li6 sel6munben 1T.
go er3dblt elm unslaubises glatt aeItibt
auf 5uperldbiSe Auelen, ,pie es iast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
1errn 9alm's Mntruf
an ben Sentrai 0erein CUR Grnns
enma elmer fatbel. uniperiitdt.

Mit flarem Nu9e bat Serr Oalm oas
SeOirfniB elmer NnItalt, no Die S0bne Der
OcutI9en, tatbolii6en Sepolferung 4me=
rifas in ben bDberen 6d9ern Der &iinite
uno Wilienl6aiten berangebiloet uerben
tOnnen, obne oaB lie nOtbig baben an III
rem @lauben S6iHbru6 su leioen, err
tannt. Seit beinabe einem Sesennium
menoet er li6 aljdbrli9 in Der an~9elesen=
belt an ben Centrally erein. Dit ipel6em
Grfols, oas bat bic Griabruns selebrt.
SrobOem sibt oerielbe feline Soee ni6t auf
unb bas lit lobenslpsrtb.
Was lit nun aber Die llria6e, DAB Der
Central 8erein ni6t geneigt lit auf biele
sroBartise Soee einSuseben, troBbem ibr
Yii6Dfe, Yrieiter uno einli6tspoue 2aien
oas Wort reoen. Ser @runb liest 9ans
einia9 in Der Contribution bes Yereins.
Na9 Dem @runoseiebe Oeslelben, S 3 Der
perbelierten Sereinsconltitution, lit iein
3wed: @e9en SiIfelei=
flung in &rantbeits= uno ar=
mutbsfallen unter ben PER-
l6ieoenen 70 bengen a t NJ
oeuti6en rOmi DIFF atbOlii6en
Il MT r. It Ii un9spereinen unb man
merle wobl, crit oann fommt, 10 E
Gintreten iir tatbOlii DE Sn=
tereien m Gimme Der fat b D.
ii l6en&ir6e Grit 2(nter(tibnmg,
bann Gimtretem fir RatGofif6e Sm-
tereGen. Nun 1T aber Der Iusorud
.Gintreten fir tatbOlilGe Sntcreien" Elm
10 pager, unbeltlmmter, ooB i'm jeoer mad
ieiner Saigon ausle9t unO ieOer glaubt aui
@runb osiien iole Der Central Yerein Nles
tbun, @les pirten. S0bei nirb Der Ne=
ben,ped, oenn oas lit unO bleibt yoas
Gintreten fir tatbOlii9e Sntereilen" iiber
Den in eriter Stelc itebenoen, FLAIR ausges
briidten SauptSued o8e9enieitige I'M
tertiibun9" 9eicbt.
SoQ je, unb mir bOHen lobalb m09li6,
cine beuti DE tot6olii6e llniOerlitdt bier in
Den Ser. ct. al StGnoe tommen, 10 lit
ii6er Der Central Yerein ni6t bcrjcni9e,
Der lie 9riinbet. ySie mir i6ou in unlern
friibern Nrtifeln iiber Sercinspeien geia9t
ba6en, mar es mebr Die III orNlii DE ais
seloli6e llnteritiibung, Die bel Dem
S6ulebrerisminar Der Central Serein ais
Silie ~leiitete. Coll Die SOce elmer So6=
i6ule perpirili6t peroen. 70 mus cine sis
gene Organization, wie man bas in
Seutidlano uno Srantreid nit Slid se-
than bat, gu Dem 3wcde unb einSig u.
ALIEN Su Dem 3wede 81 Stanoe tOm=
men. Damn, unb oann crit, tritt Die Sa9e
in's Gebsn, psnn ni9t, mas iebr Su piin=
iden ipdre, Die Yii9Ofe ebsr Sanb ans
Werf le9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
3Asen 5nr gebunS DER Grialibsn
Runf in Amsrika.
Siib0ie une Hriefter.

&ommen mir nun ju Den Wtittcln, Die
anSupenOen limb, Die DIR. &unit gu beben.
Beginner mir nit ben Yrieitern.
BON jeber paren Die Yrieiter @d6ter
Der DIR. &unittraOitionen.-S baden, wie
Sii6of NicolaS bel @rinOuns oes &unit-
pereins in Der 9i6ceie Guremburg iaste, Die
Ge9eln Su iuabren, Die BON Den &irdenpers
iammlunsen, oen Gnti@eiounsen oes apps
itolii6cn Stubles uno in oen Verorbnun=
gen Der SilbOfe fort uno fort ausselpro=
den linb. Sic Yrieiter iollen alio barber
MAIDEN, oab ME cine IN ii b 9 e &unit
bas Seilistbum entwiiroisen. SeBwesen 1T
es notbwenois, oab li6 Die Yrieiter nit Den
fir9 Ii den Sraoitionen in 8esus auf
DIR. &unit, nit jenen Yeitimmunsen, ipel.
DIE Die &irdein Ye,us auf oas Saus 8ottss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13

Benn Serr Salm roth, Der Central
0srsin mSse nit irsenb elmer u=
bienanitalt bilise 8eoinsunsen mo.
den, I'm iofort fdbise Slnslinse, bic BON
Yrieitern gut empfobIen ,perben, ~aufsuneb=
men, 10 1T bas Elm @ieoeripru6 uno er
iast oamit, baB Amerifa llniperlitdten
mad ieiner Sbee bat unb alio teinsr neuen
beoarf. lleb,isens, mo- iino Die llniperIi-
tdten, Die BON 9rieitern gut e~mpfoblene
Siin9linSe aufnebmen, obne @elo, lonoern
our6 8ruoerliebe oes Central 0ereins ?
g8er ma9t bic IorldIdse, per priift, ent=
faeioet9 ODER slnubt 9err Salm, bab
oieie Siinslinse idOn iest duf Die su GRIM
benbe llniperitdt uorbereitet iperoen fol-
len ? 10 meinen mir, feline lansidbrise gr=
fabrun9 in Der Sa9e bdtte i'm zines Bel
fern belebren miiien. 3eit brinst Stolen,
oas lit pabr aber es bauert oft LANCE,
lebr LANCE. 0aB Serr Salm peiter se=
tommen mare, ipenn er itatt iid an Den in
bieier Sade obnmddtisen Central 9erein
,u balten, ii6 baraui perlest bate, ieiner
Sbee Die praetilde 6orm elmer nelsn ORE
sanilation su 9eben, fpiro er pobl ielbit su
seben miiien.
Ysim aborud oes @ufrufs baben mir
bereits an einisen Stelen 6rase- uno aus=
rufunss,ei9en ein9ei9altet; erldutern mir
Den @runo oasu. 8enn Der bo1p. P.
&eiter ansibt, oab II Miaionen &atboli=
fen bier einsewanoert fino, 10 1T mad un=
ierer Meinuns oisie 3ifer ebsni opobl al
bod, als o~ieienise, oaB lie nit ibren Gin.
bern unb Gnfeln nur mebr Al MiQionen
Sablen, 81 flein. Oie 3abl Der &atboliten
in ben Der. Staten belduit li9, tpie aa=
befannt, SpiI6sn 81 unb 6 WiQionen.
gbenio irri9 1T, oaB uniere Colleges mebr
BON Nnoersglaubisen als &atbolifen be-
iu@t iino. @dnSIid ibsrtriebsn 1T nun
Die ausiaSe, bab unisre san,e Sussnb
Dem unglauben sufdat. Was Serr Salm
BON Den tatbolii6en 3eitunsen iiber Gairs
uno Yicnics ia9t, 1T nidt gang obne, bod
unre9t lit es, oaB er ale Sldtter iiber els
men &amm Ideert. Wenn nun aber se=
last miro, oab iie (oie tatboliidsn 3eitun=
gem nit tdui9en, 10 lit oas cine 10 i9lpere
Inflage, bab mir oieielbe bebauern, oenn
Su beweiien lit iie ni6t. Gbenio abiuro
lit Der @usorud, oaB Die tatboliiden Yldt=
ter feline llniueriitdt woIen. 8ir unierer
Seits perbitten uns oas re6t iebr, benn
mir fennen oas SeoiirfniB nur ;u aut,
8as meint Serr Salm bamit, lpenn Ell
iast r8el9e 5reuoe fir uniere Sii6DIt
uno wie weroen uniere Yrieiter mitipirfen
um r9ebilOete" Gbriiten in lire Sc
meinoen gu befOmmen.
Mllo lino beute feline 9ebiIbeten
&atbOlifen in Den @smsnoen ? Obo.
go gut Die abiidt bes Nutors oes
Gufrnfes 1T, 10 gut uno pabr ~sinSslnt
Stellen Semeint iein mOsen, i'm 8ansen il
es Elm unslidlides S9riftitid unS mi,
wunosrn nns oaber nidt, E. in 10 peniser
fatbolil6en Sldttern ,u iinoen. Nun mi,
baben bier uniere Sbee barber sine ira e.
studio seiast unb oas miro uns Der 4utol
ni6t libel nebmen. Wer an Die Strabt
bant, bat piele Meiiter
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

buried in the g-ound, below the reach OF
frost. and where water will not stand
around them.
Cutting. should be planted as soon as
fros; i. out. and the grouni so dry As
no, To be injured BY pressing the ground
together around them. Making cuttings
ifteen TO eighteen inches long, and put
them in the ground 80 that hut two 1T
three i.ch - remain above the surface.
pressing the earth tightly about them.
II lhese directions are carefully follow
Ell there will be no danger of failure
LiacDia Journal
For the benefit Of people generally
and to satisfy our wi curiosity IN the
matter, We would like to know II 1t vii
do to take Oh cuttings while in a frozen
condition. The timber question is fast
getting 10 be the most important one
before the people, and whoever will con.
Pile and publish a brief statement of the
best practical modc OF planting and tax
ing care of forest trees will be the great
ast benefactor of the people that the age
has produced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
eet:cavcc3 CUTTINGS.

Persons intending to pan. cottonwood
cuttings next spring, aud who have no,
yet secured them should do so sithou,
delay. Though cuttings taken from the
Tree in the srT;n- and planted immeli-
a'ely, viii of en- do well, especially II very
early plauted-yet they ART much uore
rer;ain If cut in the fall or winter. In
procuring cuttings, il should be remem-
bered that whatever habit of growth a
tree may have. cuttings from i, viii pro-
6uce trees of the same general habit
That j.. ia tree has straight limbs SYM
me,rically placed. producing a weli tai
anc.d ,or. outings from such a tree will
tend 20 produce handsome. Symmetrical
trees. On the other baud, cuttings from
cracked. dwarfed or uns, mmetricai trees
vii DC lskly 20 result 10 unsightly trees.
Cattings should be taken from wood of
the preceding years growth, and II ence
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
The Nebraska CITY Ners which Ia

THE Nebraska City Ne,cs which has
already been Democratic under all cir.
cumstances. comes out boldly and frankly
on the NeraM Fsraas matter and avows
its be'iefin the entire Innocence of Gov
ernor turnaS. The Nps was never no.
ted for l~eniencv towards the alledged
short comings Of any member Of the Re-
publican party AMI therefore i,s fairness
in this Instance will have unusual weight
in influencing the people to believe that
the Governor was foully wronged by the
assertions of the ReruH.
Here is what the NsUs says about it:
Governor Furnas seems to be fully
yiudicated from the charges against his
jatecritv involved in the HeraH- Furnas
libel SUI. The principal witnesses
against him. J. a Jackson and d. II.
Noffast. Jr., publicly state that they are
DOW satisfied that they we're mistaken
about his having received $1,000 for his
vote; and Il i. Rankin confesses TO
having abused Furnas' confidence and
friendship, AMI that he d~i,hoporably
used FuFuaS name without his knowl-
edge. TO make money for himself. The
State Journal publishes the dacumen,s
in fall; ana We are r'al. for the credit
of our State and the feelings of Governor
Furnss. that be has finally and fully
cleared from the unjust Inspirations
which We, believing them true, helped
TO heap upon him May be furnas isn't
a per;ec, saint; but ta1tapparcnt blotch
upon hrs GOO ! name i. clean wiped ont,
anyway. and right gladly do We publish
the fact and give him our sincere con-
gsatalatiHns."
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
From the Lincoln Journal.
Cur Representation.

The Omaha Republican and other OF
u State C incorporates are discussing
the subject of claiming more representa-
ton in Congress for Nebraska. 1t is
claimed, and justly, that to day We have
a population emitting US to two members
of COpgres>, according to the pre- EN-,
"a 10, aud that by the time the Forty
Fourth Congress meets, to which we
shall e.ec: a member next fall, there will
be population enough for three members.
1t l. proposed, therefore, that Ne
bra ka shall make an effort to induce
Congress 10 increase her representation
before the year 1851, when it Is probable
We shall have a million of inhabitants
aud only one member of Congress.
We are in favor of claiming this at the
hands OF Congress. We would like to
have the matter put as strongly as pos
slble by u rSenators and Representatives
at Washington, but at the same time We
are compelled to remark that We do not
believe It VIII have the slightest effect
upon that body, and va have 10 hope
that justice will be done 10 the matter.
al ali.
TIE tenacity with which the older
States hang on { Their accidental al
van,ag S in the matter OF Misrepresentation,
grows vita evefy succe, ding year. As
New England aud the sea coast and the
middle States feel the sceptre Of power
gradually slipping from their grasp as
each succeeding ensus IS taken, they
tighten their grip upon 1t and more des-
perately resist the advances ofthe West.
The same narrow spirit tha. defeated
the new con- titution o! Nebraska framed
IN IL. because II rave the newer coun-
ties in this State a proportional repre-
sentative in the Legislature. exists
doubtless everywhere TO a greater or less
extent, aud will, We feel certain, be
stroug enough to force Nebraska to
stand back with her four to FIVE hun1red
thousand people in 1875, and serve an
other ti.e years before she shall be fully
represented on the floor of the House OF
Representatives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
For the next few months we shall do

For the next few months We shall de-
vote as large amount of space as can be
spared, TO the interests Of Immigration
This is our greatest interest, at present,
and will continue 50 for u time 10
come. We need settlers. to envelope y
countless thousands of acres of unby n
prairie that is lying ready for the plow.
and we will get them if we try, in good
earnest. Al hat is needed is to let the
world know through the medium of let
tiers. papers. or circulars, that land is
cheap and fertile, the climate wild and
healthy, and that they will be cordially
welcomed by those that come before.
The new conner oft cay viii not have to
endure the privations incident to the
Immigrant of two or three years ago,
tio0i stores ara common, where all the
necessaries of life and many Of the luxu
ries can be had as cheaply as in the
older Statos Good schools, good society
church organizations oftha leading sectS.
and~evcrythinc else TO make the country
desirable. Come to Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

The pre- icDt prospect Is that Il larger
number than over before will leave their
OLD homes in the over-crowded Eastern
States, Ia seek new locations in the Vest,
and that Nebraska is the great point of
attraction, j. conceded by all. People
are required in cur new State to develon
its resources, an3 people We will have if
everyone interested, and all should be,
will en1eavor to let al the world know,
that Nebraska is the best place on the
continent for the immigrant to SEEK a
new home. Every man in WebsterCo,
can, ifhe viii, inluce at least one settler
to come into the county. Take hold of
the matter with interest and zeal, and
we will soon have a populous county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
TIE Plans Lie.

We take pleasure in announcing TO
the men of the West that j. STERLING
MoRToT has consented to paint the
Plains Life. and will write a book for that
purpose if the material can be procured
to make 1t complete as a history Of a re-
markabie epoch in the conquest o! the
continent, and attractive with the strange
and tragic incidents Of which it was so
prolific. This must be largely drawn
from the personal experience of those
who Jaw and shared this Life, and can
be had only through their voluntary con-
tributions.
The men who traversed the Plail.s
FROM IN" days of the Mormon hegira until
the advent Of the PACT c railroad and
the locomotive are, therefore, earnestly
requested to collect and c~0llate, write
down and write ont, gather together.
from print d record and from memory
any authentic facts in the Ii yes Of the
leading spirits Of the Plains, and such
incidents, anecdotes, tragedies and scenes
As came under their own observation
that, in the mass of m,tter SO %accumull
ted, MIR. Norton may lack nothing to
enable him to reproduce the characters
and events of one of the most remarka-
bic eras in the history of u country.
No one who knows him will doubt his
ability to paint them in the most truth
iul aud attractive %colors, and the CO OPP
GRAFTON of the men of the West interested
in rescuing the wild life Of the Plains
from the oblivion into which it is rapidly
passing is earnestly requested to aid him
in the undertaking. Every man who
remembers a tragedy or an event, a
striking incident or anecdote, a fight
with. or an escape from the Indians,
that would illu-trate a character. or the
scenes which this book will seek to re
produce, is asked to transmit a clearly
and eonciSely written statement Of the
matter. giving place, time, date, name,
aud such circumstances as may be
thought necessary to bring on the par
ticuiar incident or event into full relief.
to be used or not used, at the discretion
of Mr.. Morton. All such contributions
addressed to the Editor of the Herald
will receive careful attention. Omaha
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
Lee EStelI.

RED LOID NEB.,
Local AGENT g:s WEBSTER c3vI-y
VIII at al times be ready to give al
infor nation in regard 10 location Of land
terms of payment. &c
TIE F3--:vTTs EXTRACTS
| From the Circulars of the r. < VI. Il
X Co. will in a measure. explain their
| terms and the advantages offered.
The purchaser can pay essb, or d.
vide the amour. into three equal part,,
paying one-;hird down, one third in one
year, AMI one-thiFi in two years. With
interes at ten per cent. annually; or he
can have TES YEARS time in which TO
make up the sun by small annual pay
ments at six percent. int.rest-
Most bug on this latter .lan Of
TEN YEARS CREDIT,
In which cas- the purchaser pays
at the Outset one years Interest At III
percent on the price. He makes three
other payments, each Of six per cent
at the commencement Of the sccond,
third and fourth years. AZ The eonmenc-
nent Of the fifth year, he pays \
seventh of the principal and one years
interest on the remainder, aud the same
at the Of each successive
year until all has been paid al the e6d
of ten year. Any buyer can pay IN iui
at ans time and get a warranty deed free
of al iscgubranoe.
Buyers on our long and generous cred
il OF ten years. are expected TO ssi'h
and improve their isn1 at their carries,
convenience, say si;bIn one or n yelr~
50 Is TO improve zbOa; three tea:hs 81
the laid bought. within three years froH
date Of purchase.
er-Better terms have never been o.
ferei and probably DeEer vii be-
srTe inyie comparison aud cs;y
ompssines-
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
THURSDAY. JAN. %, 1874.
CoRRRsanSDENCE

Froy al parts If the State and country res
p~e>,fG.ly solicited.
We 10 not read Anonymous letters and com
mur!catiuns. The name 4 d address Of the ~ri-
ter are in all cases iBaispensc ic. ~ = guaranty
Of good faith.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
From UON- ]. Ii. NOTEMARE we

From Hon. j. III. NOTEWARE We
have received a roll of rircn'arS, having
thereon q letter from HoN W. A.
GwYEg 10 the Omaha Bee. discussing
the matter ofincreaSed representation in
Congress all Of which We cordially in
do sc. The a~rsicl' j. too long 10 copy,
bat the main point il the calling atten-
tion to the statute requiring precinct as
SCISSORS ~ make a total enumeration Of
the total Ennbrr If persons residing
10 their respective precincts" BY a
strict compliance to this law, the popula-
ton ofevery county ard the State itself,
can be accurately aScarta;ne1.
We also call the attention Of The Com
m;e-ioner> Il, The law and particularly
urge that it be complied gith in our
county. a to the question Of increased
representation w; have been an alvo-
cate &c such increase ever since the ones
ton WIS agita'el, and the first . contin-
gent candi]l'e voted for three year
ago. Nos we want to see a little con
si-tency in this matter Of representation.
aud claim that ia State with popuIariou
enough for two members Of Congress i
entitled 20 hro instead of one, then ny
tn same token. IA Legislative District
containing one Gf b of the @ tire popu'a-
ton Of the State, should have that pro-
portion Of the members Of the Legi,la-
ture. the averag, mini, at least, can
no. see any reason why the sane rule
vii not apply in both cases. Let US
have the census of the State this spring
by al means.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
70 The Farmers.

All transportation is a waste, and the
further the transportation the greater
the waste. Aud the worst of it is the
'a.t that'he loss all fall on the producer.
The exporting country must in all eases
submit to the market Of the foreign
country tO.which it sends its products.
The f1rmer VINO must have money sells
his hay crsp, sells his corn crop, sells
everything off his laod. But the farmer
who ha- capital feeds his hay to cattle.
h.. rorn to- hogs. and converts all his
crude products int0 less bulky an more
valuable u~arae'able substances. The
one impoyarisheS his land and s~quanIerS
two thirds o. his products in transporta-
ton, while the other, BY the refining
process, DO. only returGs to the soil Il
large share Of the strength taken from it
in hay and corn, but. 10 his fat cattle and
hogs, has compressed tons into hundreds
of pounds weight. and thus reduced the
clst of the transportation of the products
of his farm TO the mininum.-shicogo
Inter OceIa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
LINE! LiME!!
Maxwell E. Oinaee

Wish ID iRfsru the pshiie that they b We
male sxteGiye preparations t. u2nufsesare
Lime. aaa viii keep on hand
FULL SUPPLY
TO meet the demand of the public. which viii
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
Republican River
STAG LIN T..
cd; E1ELsT. ?-s,.ss.

Regular ,rirs viii te made between
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
IUNiA1A and FED CLOUD

On Tuesdays sni wednesdays or e.eh
zoek shall bs pssed 10 err "a
-earrfs upon ths days a~septn1Sss sesy-
ing J1Eisfa- a. g A ". on Tuesday,.
aaI Rel q al at A. u. w~eaDssisy..
Pare re..onaoss. f's