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AT THE TREE.
O0-OperatiUe COopers.

Articles of incorporation of the Liberty
Barrel company of Minneap olis we're filed
yesterday at the registers Office. The object
of the incorporation is the manufacturing of
barrels. The amount of capital is $4,000.
which sum may be increased as provided by
law, IL per cent. of the amount when sub
scribed, and the balance when the board of
directors shall designate. The Indebtedness
of the company is. at no time to be more
than $4,000. The stock is to be divided into
200 $50 shares.
The following are the names of the per-
sons forming the company, who are also the
present board of directors. Thomas Horton,
Clay Ross, John 2. Reisdorff, Herbert
Throttle, Solomon Rhoade. The company
will commence business on May 10Th, and
continue twenty years.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03
Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of Robert F.
Gillian; will admitted to probate.
In the matter of the estate of Martha
Lochren; will admitted to probate.
In the matter of the insanity of Mary
Shillook; the physician reported her insane
and an order made committing her to the
asylum at St. Peter.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03
MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, june J.
Governments inactive.
Railroad bonds generally firm.
State securities mainly dull, but 10 per cent. lower
for Louisiana 1865 and 1885,
stocks-The market was fairly active, but specula-
ton was unsettled. In the early dealings there
slight Decline bat before noon advanced Il to 2b
per cent. the latter Pacific Mail. During the after
noon coal shares pressed for sale, and fell off
%@1h per cent. The general list was also weak and
declined q to ~ per cent, Michigan Central being
conspicuous in the downward movement. At the
close there was partial recovery, but the market
closed irregular. Louisville h Nashville advanced
from 56A to 3d. closing at the highest point on ia
vorable point received from reliable source at LOU
lsville
At the close transactions aggregated 173 shares
OF which 5000 were Erie: 10000 Lake Shore B.
Michigan Southern; 1000 Toledo l. Wabash; 1900
Chicago & Northwestern; 1900 Milwaukee & st.
Paul; 1000 Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western; 2O,-
600 New Jersey Central; 1900 Delaware h Hudson !;
5000 Morris 4 Essex 1900 Michigan Central; 24L0
Ohio & Mississippi; 10000 Western Union; 1900
Pacific Mail 4,2O0 Louisville 4 Nashville, and $4,000
st. Louis Il San Francisco.
Money, easy at 4@5 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3h@5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills steady at 87a !:
sight exhange on New York 89h.'
The following were the closing quotations:
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SALTWATER NEWS.
IsrEo1A1ny REPORTED FOR THE ST. PAUL a1osz.I
The band boys have presented their leader
Prof Gnonh with a handao,,no hahu narriana

) s EE, Z
The band boys have presented their leader,
Prof. Gooch, with handsome baby carriage.
The g. A. r. lin a body attended the leo
ture given by Rev. Mr.. Kehli. last evening.
Robert g. Ingersoll will lecture at Opera
hall, Saturday evening, June Z, on ssome
Mistakes Of Moses.''
Tho gaand jury have indicted John B.
Taft and Frank Phiffner, of Grant town
ship, for fraudulent practices at election.
The Odd Fellows grand commandery hold
their convention to-day, tomorrow and
Thursday. Wednesday they will have an
excursion upon the lake, accompanied by
the Cornet band.
Workmen were engaged all day Sunday
near the prison laying q permanent crossing
where, by the means of frogs, Seymour,
Sabin d Co.'s track now crosses that of Isaac
Staples without the use of switches as form
erly.
The new breaking above the Wisconsin
bluff, nearly opposite the city, which was
seeded down this spring, urged on by the
late copious showers, has put on its richest
of green and delights the owner with its
fair prospect of bountiful harvest.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03
MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during tho day were received by
M RTON. MOORE & Co..
COMMISSION Merchants

LIVERPOOL. june ?, II A.. x.-cash corn
lower. Options steady. Spring wheat nominal;
winters higher. Receipts Of wheat and corn large.
NEW YORK, June 2, 1880 x.-Corn easier; No. z
June43xc. Wheat firm; quiet.
NEW YORK, June 2, l P NJ Wheat, No q
Milwaukee held at S1.061l@1.Os; very quiet; No. 8
92093c. t5I z5xta. 4g'ss1i.
NEW YORK, June 2, 2p.M.-wheat irregular:
No strong; 81. .o5@loe; No. aweaker; s1@siK.
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Chicago Live stock Marke

CHICAGO, June2
HOaS-The Drovers' journal reports hog receipts
$4,000; shipments 5000; opened strong and closed
easier; common mixed dull not wanted; S34O@ 3.45
fair to good S.b00s s.t5; choice heavy s.60@s.75
light 3.6OQD36O.
CATTLE Receipts 1000; shipments 1900; no
export few offered, but closed at 81. l.8005.O5; cows
1.6903.25: bulls 2.OO03.OO.
sHEEP-Recsipts 1900; shipments 4.4o; dull
steady; $2.75@l 60.
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New York, June 2.
Business moderate with commission houses and
jobbing trade ruled quiet. Cotton goods firm. Sew
eral makes Of wide sheetings, demns, corset jeans
etc are advanced again. Prints and ginghams
quiet Mems wear woolens in fair demand by
clothiers and Arm Flannels in steady request.
Foreign goods quiet.
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Eastward,
Arrive.
*Trains daily except Saturdays.

~Irains daily except Saturdays.
TRAINS daily except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo; also between Duluth and Fargo.
Passengers leaving st. Paul or Minneapolis ut $40
p. m. reach Fargo for breakfast next morning and
Bismarck on the following evening.
Connection made at Bismarck with tri-weokly
steamers for Fort Benton and all points on the Mis-
souri and Yellowstone rivers and stages for Dead
wood and all points in the Black Hills, also for Fort
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points, snd at st. Paul with trains
to and from all points East and South.
In effect May 25th, 1879.
II. e. SARGENT, General Manager.
G. g. sANBonH, Genl Passenger Agent.
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Uufyersitu Cou,,menc e,nent.

Rev. G. M. Terry delivered an address
last evening at the.university on Specialists
to large audience. The following pro-
gramme as published in the GLOBE of Sun
day will be given this afternoon, it being
clsss day:
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y With spotted faoe; one horn partly broken oil.
Any information Of her whereabouts win be thank-
fully received by JOHN CARROLL, Minneapolis -
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Bound to Garry 1t Through.
IGlencoe Enterprise,

GIenc0e Enterprise.
The people of st. Paul are awake to their
interests, and have determined to erect a new
market house, at cost of about 100000.
They are bound to have first class build
ing, and when they undertake an enterprise
they always carry it through successfully.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03

No afternoon session OF Chicago aud Milwaukee
boards during the months Of June, July and August
except on the last day Of the month,
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LIE, daily, lar. Daily

5 ! - b. l----l---
st. Louis Express .:....:.. 1:5bpmI 10:45pm
Passengers At st. Paul leave By Ex. sat'y Ex sundy
the st. Paul b Pacific r. r.
at 1:15 p. M, connecting atl
Minneapolis daily, SaturdaysILe. daily, lar. Daily,
and Sundays excepted. ...... Ex.Sundy Ex. .Sundy
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-
riAm Junction, connecing
to and from all local stations
3 on st. p. + 8. G. r. r.. as
far a. st. James 1......... 7:OOaml 6:20pm
Mixed Minneapolis and White 7:55 m { 6 80 m
Bear Lake and Duluth. 6 100 p mi s 100 m
Mixed Minneapolis, White Bear
Lake and Saltwater. 7:55am 5:OOpm
Omaha Ex., to and from all
points on St p. & 8. G. R'y.,
Onnahaand California. 8 80 M 10 80 m
Trains arrive and depart from the st. Paul & Pac-
&c depot Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured at city
ticket office, No. Warrington avenue, (opposite
Nicollet HouseJ ". q. Teller, Ticket Agent, and at
st. Panl 4 Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and at 116
East Third street, st. Paul-Geo, r. Hazard, Ticket
Agent. CHAS. F. HATCH, Gen. Man.
4. H. BoDE, Pass. Ag't.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03

Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot OF Jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and
Jackson streets. Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents,
Dar
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wheas receipts in Chicago, $1,000 bushels; ship.
wheat .scs,pss ''l Il Milwaukee, $1,000 bushels !;
ahipments. %. .016 buahels.
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TRAINS.
River Division
Through Chicago 4 East

xAV0X DAVkDxVA
Through Chicago b East
ern Express. ............
Through Chicago & East.
ern Express. ............
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Chen, Milwau.
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis h Kansas City E1
do do do
Owatonna Passenger.
st. Paul and MinueSpolil
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Rive2. KeuS

EIVET NElV3s
Belle of LIE Claire went out yesterday with
raft for Fort Madison, Iowa.
The Dispatch was up river, Sunday, re-
moving the barge sunk by the Aunt Betsey,
above the boom.
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Clearing the Track.

Albert Lee Standardized
In reply to these questions we would an
swer that Mr.. Pfmnder has held the Office
for two terms, and should stand aside. Mr..
Irgens has taken a homestead in Dakota,
and is not candidate for reelection.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03
OWATONNA NEWS.

ESPECIALLY REPORTED FOR TIE ST, PAUL GLOBE.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03

Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibley street. Ticket and Freig' I
Office, No. 43 Jackson street.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03

Akron, O., has had nineteen elopsmsnts
within fifteen months.
Lawyers are the modern disciples Moree-fe
us, and their first aim is to put your con
science asleep.
William Wright, Jr., at Copake iron works
has in his possession a clock which came from
London, England, in 1854.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03
Nov York Dry Goods.

Foreign Produce Market.
Holiday at London and Liverpool. No markets.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03

- AASASAs4A ~ \1OxkW1ANe
Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey county, MINI.
AAy27-6w.Tues
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TIE SAINT PAUL AND Sioux CITY RAILROAD COM
PANY. BY EFF. DRAKE, President.
George A: HAnI TON, sec'y Of said Petitioners.
SMITH & EAaAN, Attorneys for Petitioner.
st. Paul, May 10, 1879. my20 4w-tu
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2:47 p m
4e:1o . m

Sundays excepted. tsaturdays excepted. fMon
days excepted.
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CORN.
0ASO AASSOAo OUSAoAs
PORK.

Corn receipts In Chicago. 16i,3Os bushels;
ments 220,6l8 bushels.
Daily globe., 1879-06-03
STATE BONDS.

Tennessee 6s, old. 351s Virginia 6s, new 49,. 35
Tennessee IS, new... 3211. Missouri 6s . lO71z
Virginia 6s, DID,. 32h
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LEaALs.
NOTICE.

QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-ss.-District Court.
The 81. Paul Sioux City railroad company TO the
Court:
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Legislature Of the State of

''section l. That the transcribed records of all
deeds, mortgages, bonds and other instruments re-
lang to lands or lots now within the Sixth ward of
Saint Paul. originally recorded In the Office of the
Register of Deeds Of Dakota county, In this State
arc hereby legazed and made valid and the date Of
such transcribed records shall relate back and take
effect from the dates of said original records in said
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
TIE THREE WISE COUPLES.

Three wise old couples were they, were they,
Ip-stair- and down stairs one couple ran,
lie with his ulster, She with her fan.
" Fresh air." cried the wife, " Is the thing
for me"
" Shut the windoHs-T'm freczing!" said he.
The secsnd couple, with basket and gun,
Went hunt3ng for spiders, one by one.
Into the corners they pokcd and pricd;
4" There's onei I'll shoot hfmi" the husband
cried.
While his wife exclaimed, when tie bas-
ket's fun,
] can sell the spiders webs for wool"
f;ut the wisest couple Of all the three
said: I'VE will "A travelling circus be-"
- You" cried the wife, "tlic bear must play,
Up on the ladder you ought to stay.
And I'll carry the club, because, you know,
III have to beat you, yourt tricks to show"
So the maj in the ulster was frozen stiff,
While his wife did nothing but fan and snih.
The hunter was stuDg by a cross old spider,
As hc very imprudently sat down beside her,
And his wife, who was gathering webs for
wool,
Used him TO make up a basket full.
But the man who learned the bear TO play
Lived on the ladder for many a day.
lie stole the club and he wouldn't come down,
50 his poor wife carried him through the
town,
And all the people said: Lets 20
To see the bear and the circus-show"
Mrs. T.. r. Corbca, tH 81. Nicholas for May.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
THIS SIDE N THAT.

The rich mar SAT I'm his fathers seat
Purple an linen. an a. thing finei
The prtr man lay at his gate 4 the street,
EARS an ~tatters, an weary ptnei
To the rich mans table Xix dainty comes;
Mony a morsel gsed tract. or fell:
The puir man lain wad hze dincd on the
crumbs,
But whether he got them I Gamma tell
Servant prood, saft- fttit an stoot.
stan by the rich mans curtained doors;
Maisteriess logs AT rfn abost
Cam TO the puir man an lickft his sores.
The rich man deed, an they buried him
gran,
In linen fine his body they wrap;
But the angels tuik up the beggar man.
An laid him doom In Abraham's lap.
The guild upo' this side, the I'll upo' that
sic WAS the rich mans waesonc fa';
But his brithcrs they eat, an they drink, an
they chat,
An carena a strae for their fathers ha'.
The trowth's the trowth, think what We will
Ali some they kenna what they wad be at
But the beggar mar thought he did no that
III,
WI the dogs o. this side. the angels O. that.
George Mac Donald
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
A Chicken Case.

A complicated chicken case has taxed
the legal acumen of one Judge on the
Georgia Bench and two ex-Judges on
the floor. The party of the ir.t part
owned, or assumed to own the hen, and
the party of the second part was oh ARG
cd with having stolen the same. The
hen wa introduced in evidence and duly
identified, out while the two exJudgss
were arguing the ~ on its merits, she
laid an egg in court A soon as her
cackle had advertised this new compli-
cation, the party Of the first part claim
ed it as the product Of his property; the
party Of the second part put in . coun-
ter bid; the Judge on the bench was
disposed to regard it - . judicial per-
quisite; and the jaAitor mumbled some
thing about the nine points.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

fnss~si % f~xartfng ee->asy - % shee<
oxseskscr-f q - 60 svst<nce u AraltA sDA
ssy sE~nt th2i r~teoss ssx 10 thstvfs<u a
oncs ssss-ctrd Of t<ssx iz.sftoaa sasrtssg
"a rcascs fruss ia fA@s rs~TIas skst fss % 40
evs1cfre u kes:tA. a 10 90: sesp<tstax tsAi
ub~y shoul1. seTy esizra1s. fAl ssso tA~ srTux
Of supposinx ths: N sxest rr>ss~s2er psse
ersios cs;st1e q r~esaris< eN<psse<T spsAi
Ir0Se t~E!arto<as 90 tie health- ks&satax.
bosrvvr, froun 49, rstsoast hAs1a tAas sn ~
due arpossuoE Of fs. c,ss;siatlnx os~slts, 10
po: . h1sfby tot . nosfsf co>iHkso. q q
eaiss ~ nsfaral ior as IA sffiv~ 81 h ogpe
,iIs copcius.on. q .. .sarh 10 sass2inea - srtc
riebrr andot~~rssfsoo. that the frfurfkos ef fas
10 eases o. ~eospaleoey 10 invariably feiie~~s
by al Improvement - srsngts. sciTfss ans
physical osmfurss Aiisn's AntSfss stfi 70
dus~ . "a: terssn .ros , 20 , po1ads . v~sa
Sod - drussissa
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

The Valley of Hot Water is At pres
ent in q thorough state Of excitement
rel the large run Of genuine shad in
the Washisa River. This river IN situ-
atsd only eight miles from the Springs,
and is the only one flowing into the
Gulf of Mexico in which the shad have
been found The fish first made their
appearance In these waters about two
years ago. The first season bat few
we're caught Last year about 50 OF 20
were brought In, but this present season
there has been N immense run, and
wagon sitter wagon load Of this delicious
fish are now being brought into the val
ley. The fsh win weigh from two 70
four pound&-Hx Springs Arr Dis
match.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Baked Rice Pudcing: Boil together
in saucepan I pint of milk and the grst-
ed peel of z small lemon. In another
saucepan boil aieacupfI Of rice until
tender, and. when done, drain Cd al the
water. Beat 4 eggs 6H fght, stir them
In the milk, with I ounce Of fresh but
ter, 3 I Of aPound Of stoned r~.isins. .
. of . pound Of sugar, . little grxted
nutmeg, and 2 tablespooufuls of rose
water. Add the rise. Stir al we'll to
gether, and bake in . buttered tin 4 Al
hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

"A very old tsble-cloth, which could
only be tolerable in 3 house in which
an airy daintiness pervsced every thing,
has threads drawn 50 as to define
squares, In each Of which . flower is
worked, and this flower appears in the
decorations Of the flowers and in the
flowers. Strips of embroidered linen
are laid on some dinner tables, and the
fruit Is placed upon than in baskets
trimmed with bright ribbons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

FOR THE CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHlllS and FEVER.
The propristor Of ihis celebrated meiions
Justly claims for is . superiority over siirsn-
sd.ss ever ofsssed 70 the public Cor The SAVE.
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT care
osAgus and Fever, or Calls and Fever. shs;h-
ef Of short or long standing He rsssrs 70 the
entire western and Southern country te bear
him testimony 20 tbs truth Of the asssrt'sn
that In no case vhatsver will 10 fail 10 earsH
the dirsetionssr IRE strictly fsllevea and carried
out. In Q great many Eases asinsi 10 dose has
been suaheient for aesrs. and whole families
have beer cured BY . angle bottle. With . par
feet restorstion Of the general hsal;h. ~ 10.
however, prudent. and 10 every case m"rseer-
tain 70 cprs, ~ It's use 10 coutiSusd in sm Ailsf
doses for Q vsek or ;vo after The disease has
been checked. more especially in dihssai, ssd
long-standine esses. Usually this metieiss
viii net reqairesny aid 10 keep the bowels in
good order. shoaid the patient, however. re-
quifs Q eaiharste medicine, aftsf hsvisR taken
three or four doses OF the Tonic. ssingis doss u
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS viii
b sunc.ent.
In. r~.nuin. sHIrg's TONIC SYRUP nus,
have DR. JOHN DgLL's ate stamp 90 sasA
bottle. DR.. JOHN BULL only ha sihs night 70
manufacture and sell the o,igisai JOHN J.
sNIrH's TONIC SYRUP, Of LouisvlIls, Ky.
Examine veil the label on each bottle. Ifmy
private stamp 10 DOT on each bottle. DO net
purchase, or yo7 will be deceived.
DR. JOHN BULL,
Manufacture sse vsoses o.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
BULLS SARsAPARiliA,
eUtl's wORn pGsrhoYER,
rhe Popvi., asr,sssss 81 n osy.
Pri.dpsI Ome.. 80 ss,s 81. Iotissfiif. ~.
en- Snowflake. Chrsmo. etc CsrtL nsme In
w 6osd and Ja Toe e 8 casa On SSusssd o"sa
* u 21n pesa.s .ihosns s.asyle: so-;sss
comm Year. Our Agsni, m.ksit. Nsv
SSVVV 6cpas coE yuxsk . co st Lssss Ma
eHAvvTrs psopsr,y.ae in~issse. o..ss. y 2.
ezcbe Phnsxfsphs ~ ntlt<S sr"s<s ss~ss~-a
AooA eovurAinS-snI 81 - 80 ~
ssisp~s r.s<- - 60. r~---s-s o. se-.
y cSss.ss . g. s.<s-~ Is -111vI1o0
n PllN0Ss.::s.s:ses-.:.,
Nh MstHu<nsas s0~ So sTsss<s-&ster
rrhss a An~-rs-fzse N ss-Ftzs~s
~ s~a, 81 s4ss-,s.sI1<s~ st~~. EssssaS
- ssss FfAse Co. 4 ia Efs~- 81
CO., In S.IOOOlgndiciously insssssd 70
1870 z s@sss - fss =. 1.ss;.faass sss1.
a. sp~r.uax ls -ssraz fusi ~ssSanzftso@ sppsrsfsn 90
Adams Bssss bsnssr- a. Hzusds - xrcas
:! e 3! u |! ID !:
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

3SkeO.
"That butter.'' said the store-keeper,
coughing, s'was made BY Miss Riddle"
"Kiddle? What the one that lives
on the cross roads, over our way?" in
CURED Cornelius, gravely.
Mr.. Lazier began to regard q string
of buttOn-nolds with deep interest.
"We0, now" resumed Cornelius, ssI
heard some body say that she got more
for her butter than any body else in
town, and her COWS are not Alderney,
either. By-the-way," addressing the au-
dience in a general way, "they do say
Miss Riddles father left her about two
thousand dollars. If l was q marrying
man, now, l don't know but what I'd
try my luck. Don't know but what I
shall as it is. l want . wife that Is
smart enough TO support me, and Kstu-
al could make q handsome living If
she was tied up in . meal-bAg. When
/ was moving our west lot I used to 60
by her house every morning about 5
O'Clock, and / declare If she wasn't out
wedding in the garden, withall her milk.
pans drying. l believe she makes her
bed before she gets up, and washes her
dishes before Breakfast"
MIR. Lszier eve thought Of the cod
fish till he was halfway home. As the
horse turned into the door-yard and
stopped in front of the dilapidated barn,
his masters mediation came to q sud-
den end, and he exclaimed, "I'ye got
it," Scrambling out Of the buggy,
without stopping TO u~nharness, he rush
ed toward the BAN, umbrella in hand.
elf it falls over toward the calves Sta
bic, IN do it," he ssid, placing the
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05


Ts eas q Mr.. sesssf II. CrNss II
wts.srpor. Ne. vso did $50 esys
arn. shows . rzuss rxnASAahte e-svsr
II o psrsne ssd<s e~rsazs coads:ssas -
endure ahsssseses srva fo< va
ucsks 40 BE vu srsekss agus VA
rxraiys1s - h~ rSgAs sste ass soves.
The kf ss4e e~sse essir~fy snsa~<s~t
Ths nsxss s-6ose ks s<ks0s ~ sas .
rcry scArfy sspy~-. ass as<rvArs. 4ur-
snx The ssurv az sssks 81 go sEsss..
be dh nos take aosrzsku~a; a,toxe:Axr
20 the anoan, 90 kAf . ,s.rae f-l Hs
iirEvrue sloer - tAss vay. sxzzersr
vvry hstis pain saih lA~ las ts~ ASass
q his lsis. ant Tensiae1 ~pe-fersly ca
csos. until ais death.
The corPosa;os uso 80 toi n
might When ses,ing up ssp~~eA. laser.
e loud applause" CO eAecS." IN OF.
dss 20 M out The line. vas ssmmarily
discharged ~hea be made The spplsos-
ton general Aa4 80 up m obituary 30
ues. - follows: The anaoanc<rn~ns
vas made Yesterday tAsa csr Aigsiy
respected eittsen. Mr.. - EEL dssa IN
tAs ssrsss"-Qoad Applause. ssel
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Sa,ssai Lfs l. The tue OF q Ds- famFaies
~ - pages j, o~ontains The hsoxrstAy u al
the Presad-nts IL ths 1atrI State. frusa hSss
s-gsoa - Hsy-s sith tkeir poTtraiss 90 In al }
engraved expFcsels fuf thss .nrk sl>o u p~-
uzits of Canadian nutNiaigilrs- IS9sA<4 In
VII b, srns 20 any siir-.s, by NAL. 90 rroetpt
of D. stamp IL X srxvEss bostsn. Masa
CnEs Jackscns Beat sweet Nssy Tohsoca
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

F-Dried beef can be cut OF with .
plane in the thianest shavings, and is
much nicer than with any other method.