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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY .a;az,yE

The number for April is one Of unusual
attrac'iveness, its pages are brilliant with
literary and artistic gems. Among the
most notable articles are a charming Ger.
man aliegory, The Maiden of the
Winged Wheel comprehensive article
on the Mormons, by the Rev. w. Elem.
ing Stevenson, entitled * CITY Of
Saints" Ii is profusely illustrated. a.
is likewise Martin Luther" q blographi
cal study, by A. II. Guernsey. There is
a timely aud appropriate article by VI
+. w. 3, entitled Fashion aud Faith"
The subject Of No Ill. of''lhe Children
of the Dio!e,' is Joseph the nrestper."
The DEPARTMENT CT fiction, bes!des the
continuation OF the popular serials BE
BE, the Nailmaker's Daughter and
Little Hinges, sone exceedingly in-
teresting stories by celebrated writers.
There are poems of unusual merit; ore
by j. ID. Burns entitled ''B1aibecs,"
with vs. We've of the ancient ci';;
April" by the late Frances Ridley
Ha sergal Timely illus,r.teJ,1 and tae
Mag %llca'," u poem Of tie New Testa-
ment. by the Bishop of Derby. are I'D
mirable. Religious Notes and New,
at Home and Abroad" is "A pew aud In
teresting feature. There are uuu,erous
illustrations and descriptions of eeclesiss-
teal architecture, scenery natural his
tory adventure, exc. Also Diany articles
illustrative of religious habits ard Gus
toms, with Soriptural interpretations
La fact. the lbs qsarto pages teen with
mcst delightful aud edifying matter.
The illustrations humber about leo. A
single nuUber is only % cents, and the
annual subscription s., postpaid. Ad-
dress Frank !.eslies. Publishing Hou,e,
JS, 30, and 81 Park Place. New Y ,rx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
The Mssauerade Ran came off /

The Masquerade BaIl came of last
Friday night. There seems TO be a vas,
difference Of option as 10 the propriety Of
such doings, soma Gaining that there
is nothing wrong abou, it. while Others
are Of the opinion that a masquerade
tail is simply a place for young men. snd
old ones, for that matter, TO indulge IN
immoral acts and exhibitions behind the
mask, that would not be tolerated for an
instant at any other time or place. How
much truth there is in this view Of the
matter we leave 10 tie participants
themselves, to judge. IL il not for US to
pas, in judgement upon the actions Of
Others, we are in favor Of everybody en-
joying themselves TO the fullest extent
possible, consistent With propricty. As to
the proprieiy Of young ladies' covering up
their faces with a mask aud display ing the
tops Of their stockings, we have nothing
to SOY, but might ask the question, If il
is proper to wear short dresses in the
ball room, with a mask over the face,
would it not be proper 10 wear short
dresses without the mask? How many Of
you would like to be seen on the streets
in such a plight? The burlesque artistic
who appears behind the f~ootlights with
out any wearing apparel to speak of, does
not wear a mask, and is looked upon with
contempt by many of her " sex who
think it ENTIRELY proper to appear at a
maske ed bali dressed in the same costume,
with the addition Of a mask to cover the
bIushing face. A masked ball. however.
is a splendid source Of pleasure to the
boys, there they are free from the re.
strain' imposed upon their actions by the
usages Of good society, without masks
They erjoy greater liberty Of action and
speech than il their faces were not cover
ed with a mask, they are tempted to
oyerstep the bounds Of propriety and
good breeding by The knowledge that
their identity is concealed. In all
seriousness we would ask, how many
young men who attend masquerade balls,
would want their sisters TO attend! 1t is
all very well so loIg as somebody els's
sister attends, but bring the matter home
and ask yourselves If YOU would encour
age your own sister to attend masked
balls. As we said on the start, it Is not
for us TO say whether masquerade balls are
a proper place fer young ladies' to go to
or not. We leave the matter with them
selves and their parents, but we know
that there is a great diversity of opinion
IN the subject, and that there are a few
things connected with the ball at the
court house last week Of which we may
speak hereafter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
ss::.s.E C. SsTe-r-s:: ;s:.s.

Iomestesdeu and others sho bare Dot
ret proved up % their claim. shouli re
member that tbs nsE ~rulinT. require tia.
they shall advertise > ,les.i fysr witnesses
who are ro; relatives Of the party proving
mp. and that the time aud place II max
ing proof shah aso be stated 10 The
notice. THIS. !. /. claimed. is f5r the
purpos Of giving parties who mas have
adverse claim. on the hnl q chance 10
appear and p,esen; their claims. Thoss
who wish - prove % can have their sr-
plic4,ion papers made cat a: the CniEF
oGce, free Of charge. a. We slssYs keep
3 supply Of blanks on hand fcr TIL, pas,
pose. and a. the editor Of tbi. PAPER j.
Notary Public. the affidavit does uo; cos,
anything. TINS p cents !, saved To each
one who publishes lis lGal proof notice ~
the CHIEP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
IMPORTANT 70 HexEsTEADEas.

Special Telegram to the Omaha News.
Washington, March l0.-The senate
passed a bin Of great importance to
homestead settlers On public lands. 1t
provides that any settler who has or shall
hereafter locate on any public lands Of
the United States with the Intention Of
claiming the same uuder the homestead
laws, shall be allowed the same time to
file his homestead application and perfect
his original entry in the United States
land office as is now allowed TO settlers
under the pre- emp:fon laws to put their
claims on record, and his rights shall re.
late back to the date Of the settlement: Of
the same, as if he settled under the pre-
emption laws, aud that where lands have
been applied for and the original entry
made under tho Homestead laws, and
where such entries have not teen made
in good faith. or where lands have been
abandoned after the original entry, aud
before the final entry, such lands shall
be subject TO claim under the homestead,
or presumption. laws Of the first settler
who has or shall hereafter settle on the
same. provided such settler has or shall
hereafter, within six months from the
time of his settlement, take the necessary
steps to have said homestead entry can
celled. and shall pay the land Office fees
in said contest when a homestead or tim
Der culture claimant shall file q written
REIMBURSEMENT Of his claim in the local
land Office. The land covered by such
claim hal be held as open to settlement
and entry without action on the part of
the commissioners Of the general land
Office in the same manner as it would
have been if no entry under the home
stead or timber culture laws had ever
been made thereof.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
peterson's MAGAZINE for Anr;l "a =,

Peterson's Magazine for April Is al.
ready on our table. ahead as usual.
Every month, almost, this popular Iady's
book has some new and special attraction.
The one this month il q series of designs
in embroidery. furnished by the ''Phila-
delphia School Of Art needlework." One
is for q tsa table cloth, printed in %colors;
another for the ends Of q towel, also
printed in colors; another for a pillow
case, full size, another. a besutiful Flower
Alphabet for marking handkerchiefs;
besides q score of many other designs in
crochet and embroidery Of all kinds. The
principal steel plate Is a charming rie
ture Of q little girl, seated on q bank,
gathering grasses and early flowers, OF
one Of these windy March DAYS. Fo,
nearly thirty years Peterson" has held
a front rank as a lady's cheapuess, it i
without a rival. 1t has, in consequence,
a larger circulation than all the Other
ladies' magazines combined, and vii
that circulation so long rs il
keeps. as it does. in tie advance, and ha
sack contributors a. Mrs. Ann 5. Steph
ems, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Buroett
Mrs. Rsbecca Harding Davis. Mrs Jane
G.. Austin, frank Lee Benedict, MARKETS.
HolIey. ami the author Of Josiah Allen
| Wife," &C., sc. Remember the price i
bu, two dollars q year, With liberal dc
ductious to clubs Specimens are cent
gratis, with full ~particulers, to thos
wishing to get mp clubs. 1t is to
late 10 get up clubs. Back numbers frou
January inclusive can. if desired. be sup
piled. Address,
CHAs j. Paterson,
306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, II
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

-iioxsns. MaRrs. AND MrIrs I,
ses bot ta.i arrived, and for ss@ q, CSiY
Lasery si2hia. j. e. NARSIa
Pare lara Cosee II Rows.
&c, Leaf soEsr, a splsni,! ,rxie.
Far sale =, koBrs
-CpgTAiSS-A large variety c'ssl.
aui papSs .; bsosSs- 20
-Essrors'si srplr. tbe bed y the
market Toy them. For $40 ~ Rssys
"A full ssser;mes, OF Css6miA
csnnei ir1i;. si soBY
-JusT RscnYsp-A nios lot Of wall
paper at Brosus taTalieEe ssoss ~
-Cook'. Fssosi,s Tomato, Assays en-
hand. at koaY 5.
-Snos aske potatoes, fr sssi, fos
sals at Isogrs.
MIR. Montgomery rsgu lsr'y d~.'s ou,
iEcsh mIk u the innabiisets OF r..
"foui. Milk delivered essy day, Saa-
days not e~xssp,ed.
Mocha COFFEE, the be-, sr.i. %
greco coffee ever brought L i,ei Cloud
To be had on.y a, koEYs.
Money to Lean So. Ss 81: q ere: Is. Is.
~ ssri. ItTsixhi 10 PEI ssat. W zfss sn.
D. :. CoosE-. 81 she CUart Hcass. ~
cs.:.:Yy.
u. A Bard viii BE- in his oGi.r, from
the hr.t 10 The eth. at each m0oth.
Diice next door { the Baxk. Red
Cloud. y n
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

From eur Old associate 10 the news
poper business. Maj. u. II. Wheeler,
Sec'y. Of the State Board OF Agriculture,
We have received q circu'sr calling aiten-
ton to Arbor Day. which comes on April
2lst. The following ere the premiums
offered: For the greatest number Of trees
planted on the third Wednesday 10 April,
t2Ist.) TO include fruit. forest and ever.
green. and all varieties, 5000; Greatest
uuu.ber bard wood, SIS 90. Greatest
number cuttings. $l0.0s For the Great
est number Of trees planted by o mao
during the month of April, 1850, $50 90
Who, in Webster county. viii compete
for these premiums.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
From ELM CREEK.

EDITOR CuIEF:-The protracted meet
ing at the Bath school house closed
some time ago, forty-live united with the
church.
Farmers begun spring work in
earnest a couple Of weeks ago, but the
storm last week put a sudden stop to
operations in that direction.
The foot Prints of Time" has been
making serious threads into the integrity
Of this settlement, many have traded off
their property for territory and
turned book agents. Whether they
make a success of it, remains to be seen,
Considerable petty thieving has been
going on in this part of the corntry for
some time; nothing escapes the aviricious-
ness Of the thieves. wheat. corn, potatoes
and everything easy of transport is ruth
lessly carried away, and appropriated to
the use Of the class who "Toil not neither
do they spin," yet Solomon in all his
glory did BOT have grab piled up like
they do. These thievipg operations fol
lowing upon the heels of the great re
ligious revival which stirred up this conn.,
munity to such a pitch lately, is hard to
account for, it must be that . reaction
has set in. Our citizens are, for the most
part. an honest hard working class. and
the morals of the community at large
should not be judged by the action of the
few who do not seem to realize that
others have rights that they are bound to
respect. and property that they should
let alone.
A number Of our farmers have rented
their farms for this season, and win en-
gage in some other business that they
hope viii prove more remumerative.
Joseph chambers has rented his farm
and moved to that Of his son Tommy.
There is a good heal of grumbling about
high taxes ia this part of the county, and
We suppose it is the case in other parts of
the county, the first question that is asked
BY farmers when they happen to meet is.
"how much taxes do yeu have to pay"
This question generally leads to remarks
more forcible than polite, and generals
ends in maledictions upon the heads OF
tie persons whose maladministration
has brought q prosperous county to the
verge of bankruptcy.
We are glad TO say that the CHIEF j:
more generally read in this part Of the
county than any other paper. Its straight
forward and fearless course 10 denouucine
the wrongs against the people-the farm
ing class-has won for il TIE best wishe,
and undivided support Of that class o
\ people In this part Of the county.
The prairie ere did considerable damar.
10 this section Of the country several day,
D ago. but as l see the CHIEr made not.
Of 1t last week l will add nothing mare
1t you see fit to publish this | may writ
j again. Yours etc.
FELIX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Secure the Shadow ere the
Substance Fades,

All who ere de>irous o. having pie
lures Of ;hemselyes y Of their fricrds OF
ittleenes. are respectfully informed that
M,s-rs. PIy>c & Ewing are now ready TO
take Photographs, Ferro,ypes &c. in the
highest style of the art. Also copying
and eplargirg. GALLERY, secnnd door
oor,h OF Cniei ofice, Rcd Cloud. Neb.
3Jf fNYsE 4 EwIaG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Be Wise and Happy.

Ifyou viii stop all your extravarant
and wrong notions IN ioclorin. y,@rse.t
and families with expensive doctors or
humbug cure-a!ls that % hsrm always.
and use only natures sinp C rene lies
for all your aiiments-you will be wise.
well and happy. and save great expense.
The greatest remedy for this. the great.
wise aud good will TELL sou. Is Hop BIZ.
;ers-rely On II. See another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
L.na onc. J, B,OOnirrsou. Ne.. Mar, Issh. %

Land O&ce II Bloomington. NeS. MAJ. Isth. %
Notice il hereby girer that the iarlovins
uarei settler have Ged notice Of inte8tion 70
make fnai proof in support Of bn cain and
secure 6nai estry thereof before the Register
ineto1 Nehe
George 81. Springer for the syn HH and
YHSWZ see. - town 5 range II vet. and
the fcilcwixs A. kis Witnesses, viz JONES Alex
an1er Robert Jhsrp Afesx 10 Tebia AID Aleet n
Springer all Of Hesis Nsh
uzrisaess : " neSissss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
M:.:.E 20 TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given. that. 7 will e14pire
ali pessoBs sho may desire t. Offer themselves
as candidates Tor teachers Of the pr.lsry or
com mon school. OF Webster county. a. Red
Cloud on the first SATURDAY in The - n,hs Of
February. Nay Ausust and November; IL
Blue Hill On thu frst SATURDAY IN the months OF
January. ipr,l. July and October, Al Guide
Rock on the firSt saturday in the months Of
March. June. September Aui December.
Examinations TO at = o'clock A. e,
A. A.. PoPs.
County Sur Ell ntendent OF Puh,ic Ina,rr-t;nn
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

The better nations become acquainted
xith each other. the fewer vii be their
nreiud less, and the more likely viii they
be 70 loye aud respect each other. JUST
s. With j. Monroe Taylor's Gold Medal
Soda or Saleratus-the more You know
Of il, the more you want to, and the
more anxious you are to have your friends
become It's patroaa Il not only makes
the best Biscuit. Bread, &C., bat it cures
dyspepsia and strengthens weak ston,achs.
Il has no equal. Most Of the Grocers
have Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Re Ss:-a;sa Farmer.

The March number Of the EJra.ks
Farmer is before Us and We Ike il. A
large amount, Of it, space il devoted ip
The present instance 10 the sorghum
question. ani the M liter i we'll hsndied
both eIiinriaIly aud by correspondent.
We furnish the FarHa.r aud tie CHIEF
both one year for 81 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hiss fled notice Of bis intention to
make FINAL proof in support OF his claim. and se-
cure final entry thereof before James a. Tvl-
ieys clerk of court in Webster county. at his
Office in Red Cloud Neb.. on the 9th day Of
March 1870.
Alonzo T., Tobin OF Wells Mex. for the south
east quarter Of section 1 town 1 rarge III west.
and names the following "a his Witnesses. viz:
Charles Churchill, Peter III Sailor. william SIX
hour ant William %. Cox. all of y ellis Net.
lebl9wartS s. w. SWiTZER, Register,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Land oGe. at BLOOMINGTON Nsb. Feb. "a 1850

Notice is hereby giTen that the fo!lovins
lam cd settler has fled notice ofhi. intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof before Jamsr A. rut
leys. eierx of the court in Webster county 1T b..
Office in Red Cloud Neh.. Gu the 9Th day o.
March 1850.
Abram Wells, for the south-ezs. quarter oi
section - town 5 range 10 rest, ana names she
following as bis witnesses, VIZ: David NJ. Fran
els. Peter Spracher. Adam Spracher AID John
Burton, all Of Cowies Nebraska.
feh3Snsr5a :, W. SvIIxrs. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Final Proof Notices.


Land 0iieeat bloomington Neb. March Its, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
,aIs.d settler has fled notice of his intention 20
make fnsl proof in support of his claim. End
secure final entry thereof. proof Ia he made be-
tore james A. Tuliey-. Clerk Of the Court Of
Webster county: at his oi5ce. in Led CIoad,
Neb-, on the Bird day of April. 1880.
Thomas Vaughn. Homestead Entry No. s;s-,
for the northeast quarter. section Q. town /.
range II west. ard names the following as his
witnesses. viz: josiah c. HoleomS. Thomas
Kennedy. August Piers.af and joseph W. Jones.
all of Scott. Nebraska.
mar.4aprIf :. W.SWITIER, Rerit.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

In cur column Of Happenings in the
Valley" will be noticed q rumor that
Jake Struve. the widely known proprie
tor Of Struye's Rancho, bad been arrested
on a charge Of murder. Whether be had
any connection with the crime, We have
not heard enough to justify Us 10 forming
an idea, but We viii briefly narrate what
We can remember of the circumstances.
In 1872, a German from the neighbor-
hood OF Lincoln, located a claim in the
western part Of Harlan county. DIR.
Tibbles, a brother OF the notorious
preacher of that name, wanted the claim.
aud endeavored 10 scare the German
away by threats, etc. In the course Of
time, the German was missed by his
neighbors, who went to the house, but
could find nothing Of him. Signs Of o
struggle were apparent, but no trace of
the body could be discovered. after
thorough and protracted search. Sus-
picion at once fastened on DR.. Tibbles.
and he was notified to leave the country,
which he did. In tie minds Of the
more thoughtful people of the vicinity
there was DO belief 10 his guilt, but an
excited mob is not to be triaei with.
The missing man never turned up, end
the ghastly mystery was we'll nigh forgot.
ten by all but the fugitive charged with
the murder. When tie relation is ex-
planned between him and the detective
who has worked up the present arrest,
there will be one more thrilling chapter
in the romance Of crime.-Bloon,in yion
Argus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
UNITED STATES LAND oyg.::.
BLoOMINGroy. NIB ,

BLoOMINGroy. NEB.
March lOh. 1880
By q recent decision received ut this
Office. the Hon. Commissioners directs A.
follows:
You are authorized in future 10 allow
q preference right TO parties who file ap-
plications 10 enter under either the tim
Der culture or homestead laws, and bro
duce the REIMBURSEMENT of a previous
timber culture entry, covering the irac,
desired"
s. W. SwIrZER.
Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Land OfEce :. BloomiaEsoa Neb- March Is. Isse

Notice is hereby given that the foEicvins
nane ed settler has tiled notice Of he intention to
make inai pToei in sspport of hs cls.n. and
secure fnal entry thereof tefsre the RsH<eeeT
or Receiver at the T.. ; lsld otsee IN BicoRsng
ton Neb on the 18th day of April lso.
Jacob sehunk. of kiue Hnl- Seor.. Homestead
No. SI43. for tae nsrfkgest quarter. section "A.
a. his witnesses, Viz: 6o1-io Arndf. kreaerick
HANK, Hecry Neihnire and Fred Nebal. all o;
Blue Han. Neh. s. W. SHITLRR. Register.
marlsapri5
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
MONEY TO LOAN!

Money TO prove UP with on fin,l re-
ceipt. or on decided lard at S per. cent.
and G. per. Cent commission. or &C
straight 10 per. sent no cnmmis,ion.
J.o. X. WILCOX.
Ofice next door "a CHiyY Office. 3O,f
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Blanks! Blanksli Elanksil'

The undersigned keeps on hani aud
for sale . large supply Of blanks Of AL
kinds. such rs ,hst,el mortgage, blank
deeds, leases power OF attorney. mechan.
les lien, bills Of sale. search warrant &c,
asd oil blanks used by Justices Of the
Peace and Nota,ies Publ, &c . &c. All
blanks sold at Lincoln retail price.
Tur CuIvv
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
and essce a. Bloomington. Nsh. March Is. lssa

Notice IL he -eby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his iltsstion IN
make final proof IN sup;ort OF has claim, and
secure ina, entry taeEenf before james A.Iui-
lev. clers Of the court u Webster county. n his
OF ee in Red Cloud, Neb.. on the Eta day OF
April, leso.
Isaiah Heitsu O.. Of Guide Rock. Neb.. Howe
stead No. lSsg. for the southwest quarter. north
west quarter west southwest quarter. &ad eca;h
east quarter. southwest quarter. SEXTON ~.
town 5, range y wes., and names the fe..os ms as
his witnesses. viz. Shairaeh Iroxton. john Far
nier. CHRISTOPHER .. Bennett and Jsco5 Aonia.
msrissplos :. ". swIrzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

Anyone looking for choice articles ia
the grocery hnc, need look no farther
then RoBY's store. for he always keeps
the best Of everything. IN tho shape Of
Groceries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Land Office a: Bloomington Neb. March LIST. 1850.

Notice is hereby given that the ~foIlowins
named settler has fled notice oi his intention 10
make final p,oof in support of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof. before James a. Tn:-
lcys. Clerk Of the tourt of Webster county, a;
his Office, in Red Cloud. Neb.. April 3ri. 1850.
William q. Benson, Homestead Application.
No. Ne3. for north east quar- ar. section 20. town
=. range II west. and names the f~ni'owing rs mis-
witne ses. viz: Asgustus ". Halmgrain. Henry
{. Scott. Alvah T. Reed and Thomas J. Virgin.
oil of Rod Cloud. Neb.
mar. Iarrti 9. W,SWfrZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

Notice Is hereby given that the folio wing
named settler hN flied notice Of his intention 90
secure hoal entry thereof before James A. Tul-
leys. county CLERK Of W ehster county Seb.. at
his Office in Red Clord on the S0th day Of March
1850.
Sturgeon KeFsh,e-. of Cloverton. Ne5 for the
northwest qcarier OF section %. township ! north
o. range ii west. and n mes the following n ms
witnesses. viz: David Eetz. Hoses W isos, Ors3
Miner and Roo.-t Aorrov. all # Cloves-on.
Nsb. f~ebl9nariS :. W SHITZER- Register
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
TO EoRSEMEN

We are prepared TO PRINT bi!i.. with
appropi late cuts. fur all sbo may desire
anything IN that line, At reasonable rates
and IN good style. Send 10 your order,
and we vii give you satisfaction. o. TO
charge. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
CIR w Ny

Not the Crown Of Kings DOR the Crown
of GLORY, bu, the Crown Sewing Machine,
the latest, aud bes; machine in the Mar
ket, it Will pay you 10 cal at The Post
Office and see /, before you purchase!
For Sale by NJ. Ii. NcNITr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

-HoIeonb Bros, hardware store s,s
burglsrized last Thursday night. The
thieves 20, swsy With tvs shot guns. {.
lot Of pocket cutlery. and tome plated
ware, IN oil about 500 worth.
Since the above vas ia type We learn
that the goois have MI been reeosered-
found concealed ia the woodpi.e at the
rear of the s.ore. The thief, for some
reason did not carry the goods away the
night they were stolen, bot hid them.
and On Sunday night came to take them
and was seen by Mr.. HolcomL's
clerk. who fired a couple Of shots at the
thief causing him to skin ont" in q lively
manner No arrest has yet been made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

Experiences 10 every brasch Of bust
ness ensures success. Inventors who
secure the services Of attorneys familiar
with patents, and the practice Of the
Patent Office rarely fail 10 obtaining
patents. The same rule applies in all
contested, Mineral. and land clai ns
brough. before general land Office. Pen
sion blanks furnished.
PREsBREY 4 GREEN,
500 Seventh street, Washington, u. D..
have had years Of experience in practice
in all departments Of the government.
(Send stamp for information