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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THoMAs DowLING.

THoMAs DowLING.
AZ the old stand of Latfner & Clear,
Southwest corner fennss I7ania s'esae AMI II'b st
PIANOS. HAZE q 0TH PA2LoR SETS.
MP arA SIX p CSf1 P4kLO.; SUITr%
tk ,st 81 E{T ~ g. 81 CER 2To rs; WifNgr
P4rNTTffbf 5 60 c6TT2G FfK n =
F SfffoH RSlG e., M4 FoI ESsEs EEEiTRER
BEPS. HCSk A7?k ESSEt, SUPEktoR
MfsRof f E iiF * EG !4pEyff04EpE y TyIH
ftDh Di J H4i, g4SLE gITtNG CJHAIRs
GLASSWARE, COOKING GEd HEA TING
STOFES.
1nE INyALIp STREET PERAMB 0LA'
T0k' "a r., AIA TS5iGN ,,o,x,xc
Rooms: liste Latimer { CIsary - Star iI'' 81
street Gales ever held in wa.hincton. Terms cash.
Ie3 2t THoS. D0WLING, Auctr.
THoMAs BOWLING,
. At the old stand e Latimer & Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud IIth st.
ONE FT0N CARRIAGE. WITH
sSHiETIIN ~ TOP; SHAFTS AND POLE. ~
SET h6GRLE ii esRSFfss. WIr HHfI hEtr2Ek
MN0oEEfCTTIrNGs; SHETLAND PONY: s6TSD
CON. Go0b As NEW; tU JUMP e. II C IA
siSGLE HhRNESSs., y N F Fs FRtf 6 na1s
COST S159, At PGBLLC ACCTLoN,
% @ ccsa p nSs4lSG R9ns 81
S1SSmy auction rooms I shall sell without
reserve, the above valuable outfit, belonging to
class tcies should fail to attend viii be on
exhibition day previous to sale, at the auction
;rsg9 cash rHos now,,.c 49,.
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- II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and Il streets N w


Federal Buildings, corner Eth and 4 streets N W
vALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNMPRovED
PROPERTY ON 1ITH STREET WEST, BE
TWEEN Q AND STREETS NORTH, AT
~ On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 4th At
III ~ o'clock, l will offer at public auction in
front OF the premises Lots Nos u and Is, in Hark
ness subdivision of Square No 1886 These lots have
each front of twenty feet 18th street, with a
depth OF % feet To An alley Lot No Is is improved
building.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; residue in six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest deferred
payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the
property. All convey anCng at the cost of the pur-
chasers 500 down on each lot AT time of sale IL
the terms of sale are not complied with in ten days
from day OF sale the property will be resod at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or purchasers
after five days notice in newspaper published
in the city of Washington.
my27 dds +. ID. CLEARY, Salesman
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y 1OII Pennsylvania avenue.

THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week,
commencing at 1880 o'clock, we will sell in the auc.
ton room, general Assortment of Men and Boys
Clothing, Remnants of Cloths and Cassimeres,
Gents Furnishing Goods. Cutlery, Plated Ware,
&c. Sales-Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, COM
mencing at 10 a. N. JAMES GUILD,
mayS-6m Auctioueer
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DRAUN,s AUTOTYPES.

Our special importation OF these remarkable Pic.
tures Is now ready for exhibition ana sale and we
invite the inspection and Investment of oil persons
Interested in works of art. The collection prisae
sc SMILES of the Paintings Drawings, and Sculpture
In the old galleries OF Europe and are the only
p.ctureD Of the kind in existence The exhibition
will continue few days only.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.'S
BOOKSTORE,
tsrls vernoniRow, cort Pa ave- and 10th street
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STEAMER LINES.
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.


WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, UEw yoRr
BOSION AND PRO ETDENCE,
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOsRIv
VII commence her trips between ~H-H
Mss.hIlngton and Norfolk. leaving ,ES44aS
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY AZ
y. m, touching at the principal River Land;nr.
s.nhecting AZ oTfolk with stesmship- Of tire m =
Line for Boston and Providence, with the o,s
DTpS NM .. stesmr,,h,p Company for New York
For freight apply to P''
X ElTZHUGH, 9Th street Wharf
" p HYDE, GEORGETOWN
r. A. REED. Alexandria Va
A. q. PLANT General Agent
nas8N Room No. 4, Plant Buil1inx
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROYED PROP
ETY. ON GOTH STREET, BETMEENB AND
SITS. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of dsed OF trust, dated August 81,
$Is,0, and recorded in Lber No. 622, folio ass ct
-seI, one of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, shall sell on MONDAY, June 4th, 1875,
al o'clock D. m, in front of the premises, the fol-
lowing pieces paIcels Of ground lyins and being
in the city Of Waehington In the District of Column
bia known and described as Lots numbered three
(S) and four, e. in square numbered one hundred
and twenty eight, lib as laid down upon the orig
inal ground plan Of said city of Washington
Terms: The amount due and secured BY said deed
Of trust and expenses Of sale in cash the balance
Of six and twelve months, with snterest secured By
deed Of trust on the property deposit of $50 on
each lot required at time o. sale All conyeyancinR
ct tAe cost of the purchaser
w a. CLAGETr, Trustee.
nyN 2aw2w THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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NoUNG s. MIDDLETON, Anctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDroit building, corner 18th. and SITS. northwest
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nMAS DOMIiNG

4
Il Auctioueer and Real Estate Broker,
At the cd stand % Lstimsr cissry.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth s..
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AUCTION SALES.

MN. L. WALL Co, Ancucue~r-.
Louisiana aEenGe. between 0ta AID l5.S ,,Te.ts'
FIVE FISHING SHORE HORSES. srvFS
HEap OF IoRSES BELoNGiSe; To pR0'
n6KS ANn pRlssTE PATHS; oNE sEr
GLE HARNESS, tnearly new.G Ci,y.rr,is.
BUGGiES. WAGONS. CARTS HARNESS a.
a. on SATURDAY MORNING I1Se stb
L@V le1s, Con mencing al o o'clock, We " ~ sell
90 81 cur BsEsr--
Five Horses from the Potomac fisheries.
Forty Horses and Mares, belonging e. drovers
81 d private parties.
One set Double Harness
Two sets Single Harness, city made, % close i
psr'nerShir.
Fugsies, Wagons. Carts. Harness. g..
Il NN. l.. WALL 4 co Aucts.
nCNCANSCN BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner Of 9Th and ID SITS, northwest.
SALE OF CONFECTIONERY STORE AIS erH
SfRLkT NEAR CORNER OF 4 STREET
Sd On MONDAY MONRING, June sth. com
~ smencins a. Ii o'clock, We will sell, ca the
MIN premises. the entire contents II the c5ngec-
Ek1k tionery store AIS 9th street, VIZ
candies, Tathes. Preserves.
Glass Jars. Counter. Show cases,
Shelving. Chairs. Crooks.
Copper Kettles and Utensils for candy making,
Stoves.
A large quantity Of Pesch syrup. aEi every
., thing necessary 10 csrry on the candy bGsiaa
Terms cash.
le4-d DUSCASsoN BROS. Aucts
THOMAS BOWLING,
Il Auctioneer and Real Fstate Broker
. At the CID stand cf Ia.imcr & Clearv.
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth So
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the CID stand cf La'imcr ( Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth 81
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THoMAs BOWLING,

Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary,
Southeast corner Pennsy lyania ayenue and 18th n
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pract:cable. anl to b. c1mIlted on or
before the time herein prescribed
therefor.
SIC 6. The aid commissioners
shall each receive eight dollars for each
day actually employed to be paid by
such donor or donors. A majority OF
the commissioners shall be ~bmpeient
to act in all things herein provided Tor.
SEC. ]. If such sites shall not he
located within the limits Of some town
known by a designated name. the com
missioners shall designate > name by
which the town that may be laid out
to include such sites shall be known
SEC. s Il shall be the duty Of the
commissioners to decide whether said
buildings are constructed aud compile
ted in in accordance with the plans
aud specifications, and to accept the
same for aud in behalf Of the state
when SO completed, AMI thereupou to
notify the governor thereof aud OF
their acceptance, and as soon as the
governor shall be so notified it shall be
his duty to issue his proclamation an
bouncing said fact, and thereupon it
sLall be the duty Of all the state off,
GERS whose Offices are properly KEEP: at
the capitol to remove within sixty days
their several Offices, together with the
public property, archives, records,
books and papers to said town site and
capitol building, also as aforesaid seiec
ted for the capitol building shall be
and is hereby declared to b. the per-
manent seat Of government OF the
State Of Nebraska, at which all the
public Offices Of this state shall DC Kept
and all sessions OF thu legislature shall
be held from and after the expiration
of the time herein prescribed.
SEC. Q. The said commissioner.
shall make a full and complete report
10 the next legislature Of all their do
ings as provided for 10 this act /; and j
such legislature should convene before
the completion Of the buildings herein
provided for they shall make q further
report to the legislature at its first SEES
sion thereafter.
SEC. 10. All acts and parts Of act.
inconsistent with this act, or repu. q IN
thereto are hereby repealed.
SEC. H.. This act shall take effec
and be 10 force from and after its pas
sage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
COMMUNICATED.

ED. CHIEF:--HavIng noticed IN
the CHIEF OF Dec. 80, the following,
write often giving facts, the editor will
put into shape FOR publication. l said
that ne, and | Will give you a
few facts; and in as much as it is said
that facts are stubborn things. Now
We will treat facts in their relative re-
l%ation>; and first, there are hard facts
as it is wcll-kBown that u winter
here has hardened the ground by hard
and solid freezing since the lst of
November last, and the thermometer
has ranged all down from s to 26 de-
grces below zero since hat time, and
the boys are sporting on their skates
down the. billsides and through the
last SIX weeks and still they go, and
mems fingers, toes and ears come up
standing by old Jack Frost. II these
are not hard facts | should be troubled
to give them a name. And now in
relation to snow, we have had it as
Iowa knows best how to give it fire.
quent storms for the last six or seven
weeks. but you know that showing
seems to be an easy thing enough.
But on the Sih inst, the snow was
flying ~fearfully from the southeast
when suddenly it whirled from the
northwest and it blew a fearful gale,
and the air was darkeneJ with the fly.
ing snow, and this stste of thugs con-
timed for "a hours without intermis-
sion, piling the snow in drifts from 8
to feet deep; bearing up loaded
teams in many places; well We though;
this will do, but We hardly had time
to recover from the fearful shock,
when on the 18th at night the same
fearful tragedy was played over again
for another "a hours aud to heighten
our wonder we pick up our county pa
per and read as follows: a very
pleasant fall and winter in deed ; l
said, oh consistency thou art q jewel !
well it l name this part of my article,
| should call it a snowy fact and a fear
full cold fact, and still it continues up
to present date 18th showing and snow
ing We seem to be encased in the snow
shed Of heaven, aud should it stop be-
fore close | will let sou Know : as
my surroundings seems to impfess ms
mind with gloomy 70, bodings and hav-
ing a special inspiration for poetry, Ia
thing not unusual for cd 'uns,l SOU
will pardon the havoc made of sacred
rhyme, in the following:
Oh Land Of rest for thee I sigh.
When viii cold winter end.
And | again shall be restored
To my Nebraska friends.
Aud nov, Nj. Editor, least some of
your numerous readers should draw
false conclusions With regard to the
| must explain BY another Do
etc effu>iou:
Not rest fiom needed toll to earn
The daily bread We need,
But rest from those cold winter uinds |
That freeze my old bald head.
And those facts are practical and al !
most Of every day occurrence. And
now let me say that a few plain facts
through the CHrEr, meekly giving =.
Of tie weather in the valley
Eould be very acceptable to your read.
sss ia this section Of country, IS I am
asked ''how do you think il
in Nebraska" | can only answer
here may be some winter but none to
compare with :hix Give US thermo-
evidence. Is I find that climate
,as much 70 do with the feelings Of
in desessinins the choice Of
ZONES for | Cad = general enquiry
nth regard to the West
For the present, Adisa, W.
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proye he iaa 8.rcses sf1he o.
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asee "a IieI with entaEsG B.
and ,hs result . xrct SIT 1
merrill iriam3A -rnE ALttNF.
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rarh succeeding Ha,ahsf
sIsassrs ., - fsissts he "a
bcaa,y ce ruE ALpiNE Sti t-
,,cesaasI aGer IL {. haual no a taF
the YEA. Will. ether pasr
claim superior cheapass. as
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un.aae AL arixsnas eoneertiea isaI
snsrrrssshei-shesIassly wthsas y
,laa Ia eriss or character. The po
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aasstiiy u DDS pseeF assI Is r'F /.
oh = shape or ran5sr uf olamN
times q. cost sHsl thea, ;asIs - "a "a.
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must hs tai en- IN ~ sttroS seusT If.
Is cosmopolitan whsie rhg NtN'Nl
strictly Amssisaa lssis'sti'a. a. be
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5rosi ani apgfecistiVs at Is'r. 3
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! given % specim - frsm '"se'sn 'a'
! siynx IL .asssf.brss al IA p.n's
an met uo..In oatsssaSio tfoa q 4
ioEeg.n sssrcss.
The artistic Mis;rsiioa q Ame
scenery. original win Fug A'plN&
/ i'm porsan ssiiass. saii sss'1 e.,
ars Of a s;=s mrrs sppras,st % Co. E
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q 4. iiap ss,.io shces ,te seags rl 'be
eosasss the aft.st tos eo'oir O.
sty'e af sstscst. Tbs h3-sifast q,
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interfere shb ise rapai.r .ailrse g
sosk.
rsE-.uE 60. 1875
Esesy .ahsgr bss nf ISIS ui re
beautiful D. 'Fali "a "a sipe '4r
nssle deg ~hs. PictaFs asa
sftrartoI 10 psasb aitsniiea.
"xass ul3-L-lSa ~ n
will b. w.'c1n "a eysF baHS -
Ioys.eu-raIx spd tn pnst-ai' t'
o true q, ths lie shtth sees ih
pr.seneo % 'hs an ~ 81 if-siL fh~ IS
t. wa', L-i szss ir Il that 81 80
f.aniiaai = as ssFsf ~ " IL -
stiti Aigbaasi 80 as'ssai ua q 4
th,. pfersia a chr .is base tSs =.
fear of bsiss bi,;s8.
Bcsil@s ibs ~~n-as. ever ~, sr -
or to THE ALpiNE Et /. q ps,ti
member. anl ca ,tiod 10 ali ias a%sifi'.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
OMAHA. NEB |
Jan. ,9lh, ISIS J

OMAHA. NEB
Jan. a9lh, 1875
Dg.R FRrExD n | got TO
this place. the first report | heard was
that that ''fed-hesded preacher u
refer TO the man who was going to
show me such extreme suifering.l has
lem here and lail in . heavy con-
Lain, against me, saying | ha not
taken the proper course TO inform my
self as to the amount Of suffering In
Webster county. lie also said that |
vas mi,l,d by the committee. l wish
yoa to read this to the committee and
write uue which statement they sup
port. would ike for the committee
to send me their receipt for tho:e sup
plies immediately ; also send a letter
stating whether they endorse my pro-
ceedines while | was there o not. If
Mr.. K:rkwood is going around to make
such state ments az Tint, l want to
meet him with the committee state
ment. l1ease tell the Master Of the
Grange at your place 10 write to Mr.
K, and tell him he had better write
me a letter, Strengthening this matter
or | will publish him. lease attend
to this as early as possible, l would
ike those receipts and their statement
before l make my FINAL report. Ad-
dress me at New London, Iowa.
And oblige yours in haste,
J. p. BANGHAM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
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Ds. Foorx IL the author Of MEDICAL Con-
NOV SENSE" Q book that reached . circulation
Of over $4,000 copies; also. Of PLAIN hoAs
TALK more recently published. which has sold
TO the extent Of 0,000 copies; also. Of 'scIrscs
IN SroRY.- which u now being published IN series.
CONTENTS TaBIks
Of al, excepting the drst- mentioned work (Which
"a out Of print, viii be sent free on application
20 either Dr. FoorE, OF the Murray Hi Publish
AL c.mrssy, whose ONCE Is 10 East 18th street.
Acen,s-both men and w~omen-wanted TO sri
the foregoing works TO whom . liberal Pront VIII
be allowed. The beginnings Of small fortunes
have been made in selling DR.. FOOTE'S popular
vorks. "PLAM HoMK TALK" b particularly
adapted 20 adults, and "scIEEcR n sroRH" y
inst the thing for the young. Send Tor contents
tables and rec for yourselves. The former answers
q multitude Of questions which ladies and gentse
men fed q delicacy about asking OF thex phyt'efAns.
Thers u nothing IN literature at al like eafner
Of the foregoing works. "scIEHcx n sToHx"
can only be had of agents OF of the PublishaA
Ones more,
AecntO Wanted
ADDRESS As AB0vR
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crease r. sac usaser IL ose The is.EV.t sees
ii~s In the caantEs ~ fcsslas a. a1fstot'fe
oue % the che ,pssi. the annual 'nDs1r'pt'"a
price es.n< Va!y
ONE poitAs AND v Err cxsrs.
10 which ms.t b. sji.4 haeca cents pssssase.
10 be prepaid. after JAussfy ]. by the pan
fisher. IN accordance wah bel ss sssrs Ssss
into operation nj that date. txtrsortinssy
inda .emenss are sa.rci In sahscr l.ess wha
prefer to svii ih mselvc Of oar club rates
- Remittance may bs msse erhsf bs
dran. express. Post OAss arisr. or >rsi tsrsa
letter. at cur rtsk.
All letters n paii be saareuei o. TIE
CaIcS6J Posi- And NAIL CO.. ~ ADD ~
Dearborn street
Important hut bri-f news letters sre sai'si :
Ell ieam all pal ts cf the euaaiyy. No rettaf
will De taken q. anonS mous CONTAMINATION
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ScrSp Books.

A III ass9Ytss%st 81 -ckAP BOOKS
have be.n sKpr- s'y prepared tar the a9.i 50
reas ~. sd 40 rr s@ui Of more seTnaEeaf
'a:c-esi can je selected fr sssilsaaaH o.
lsiy. old of you &.
No. ]. Half hound. e'osh sii-s. sIt back.
Sgtp. IZxis tnebes s.s-..- .-. 80
No. 2 tsif b9snd. cloth sides. sit lack.
go pp. iZslS 7.Gg
No q tsi! morocco. beF-lsf bpsri.- al;
and sntsaas. ysry ri-b. Barp.a~ f2H
Letisre9 70 order In gold "a 2ess each !sss.
prIre.
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DENVER HOUSE
Billiard Hall.
D. w. DALTON, Prop.


"NOsNWo0, WSos1oS2A.
Thie hall b - lately becn etted u With n
bles Of the tess msnufse ere.
Choice wines. Liaso:s aad CiSau 1t the bar
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

Tie following is 4 letter received by
J. c. Warner, Of this place. from
Omaha:
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

THE
INTE2-OCEAM.
THREE EDITIONS.
Weekly. Semi-W Weekly, and
Daily.
EsszblisAei less than three years ago "a a
Representative ~kepnblicsn Paper. pledged
to msintain md dsl~nd the prisciPles AMI or
ganiLstion of the National Isepgbl'cIa Par
~, the fNTER-OCEAS was early Pushed 70
the forefront Of Journalism ard sckieyel ,
success unprecedented in the atstoTy Of ru~h
enterprises. BY universal sEseuI u has been
assigned position as
The leading Republican Pager In The
NOR HwEsT.
Ne, alone on rs political character does the
s,saI. II aim. =, ,ss hi,be., exSslIsneS ia
ali i. department. and 10 his era o. pro
sIaong The best. ~
The iNTLR-oCEAN makss especial claims
It's columns are carefully guarded sgairs;
TO- rend.r i'll ple"san;sni preata6Is eclapaay
ION TO the hOIie dresiie.
..
IL conducted with great care. and eycrything
possible is.ione 10 make the MARX RE-
PORTS such as the FARMERS and BUsi
NESS MIN OF the Northwest can Hh.Lf
~
-. -n
The &GrlCultuf2t UepacIm
I: carefully edited by gentlemen of ability
Ine,I and Ss. .-a1 Nsw-
Fc-e.s1 and Domestic co:.es.
rc.seGce
And everything that goes to make
E,rol- f'f,.o Ne,rsuUnSr
county. The ISTER-0CEaN isa
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER,
.'ne that wiii ne ionnd usetui anu ihte,etiins
iNTER OF THE S NOR 1r EST: !,
in lie news-cathering. Firm in its political
| faith. IL is not bicut.d. and in nj, discussions
! aims no be eandil. dignitic,i. and above per
sonal abuse.
The INTER OCEAN has the largest agxre..
aa'e circula ion Of any ncws paper published
| in the Northwest. 1t il sen, 10 more than
GD0O Postofi ces. distributed in every State aud
Territory in the United States, in ell the
! British Provinces.
-
n-Dv- AZ e-o.r,,er,e-
3Sas31 Us Sss AVN
DAiLi.
D. m.uf,,r.,l. in .a,.r.., vo,r sIo ~
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"xass ul3-LFlsa ~ ~

Will B. w.clm "a eysy hlH% -
Iogs.su-1aIx sai ths pnst-ai'
q true 4, ia lie shdn sees fh
~, % the an m if~sit Fh@ IS
L. gi.' L-l sas. ir Il that 81 80
f.anlisat : g as SsFsf ~ " IL -
~ i'll Aishaa1h 50 as'sfsi na O.
tbs pfesia a ehr .asss base t1s -
i.ar 81 bairg hlitsA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

Brsil~s ibs e-nas. ever 81, fr si'-'
or 10 THE ALpiNE hr . q 50
inembef. AL Ga ,tiei 10 ali ias asisi'-N
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
FsE-.uE -. 1915

Escry .aasgs bss inf ISIS VI r
beautiful D. 'Fali "a 81 oaiprA '+e
nssle deg whs pactags ,ss o.
n~firn.trl 90 30. 3 aiianliea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

All business strictly attended to ard all
correspondence promptly answered. speeia
ATTENTION sivsato payment Of taxes. ColIee-
.ions and Real Estste Practice.
kIvEnT0N.