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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

tie too bad ssr or MsiAm, bu, don,
get frightened. Your hair il falling
Oh That's certain. A glance in the
mirror, or an investigating committee
Of finger. tell the dismal story. We
won't discuss the po,sible an.e. Il 10
enough that Parker's Hair hal-sm
used o will prevent further dDtruc-
ton. IL your hair somewhat gray. and
crisp! Alas, yea. The balsam will
give back the original color, softbess
and gloss. Not a dye. not oily sle-
gsnty ~perfumed, a perfect dressing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

We are agents for the Estsy. the
Kansas and the Story and Camp or
gans, and can NJ you out in any class
instrument you want a. low ~ the
lowest la price aud the hest in quail
ity. e&r. lmc
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
Geo. O. Yeiser
Real E:..I, \ Insurance Agent,

RED CLOUD, NEB.
Office on Webster Street, in Miller X
Balls seed store.
ssrBuys and cell. Real E-,a,e. attends 70 rent,
ing property and collecting renn- Su
Offers the following desirable prop
erty.
Farm of 800 acres with frame dwell
ling and good ou, buildings, the whole
Mace enclosed with fence, = beautiful
stream of water runs through the
place. living six miles from Red lou
and two miles from K. K. station, Tor
a short time at a bargain.
Farm Of so acres with unfsil'ng
springs of water, dwelling &c, 80 acres
fenced. beautiful grove of trees, within
5 miles Of Red Cloud.
Farm of 100 acres, with comfortabie
dwelling aud other buildings, whole
! Mace fenced, and cross fencing. ahun-
| dance Of wood and water. The farm
and 40 or more head Of cattle, hogs
team and crops at low fguree.
l6O acres 5 miles from Red Cioud at
3 so per acre, q bargain.
stock farm Of $50 acres, 2 miles
from Red Cloud. with comfortable
dwelling lot enclosing Us feet Of nice
shedding. wind mill and tank with va
ter pipes leading to stock lot. so acre.
under cultivation also 1908 ewes. md
"a head of cattle and 65 thrifty young
hogs. all can be had At reasonable
rates
An improved farm Of $50 acres
miles from Red Cloud GOO ieSeo,
over 200 acres fenced, fine bearing OF
cbard. Frame dwelling, barn. Wind
mill and tank supplying water to barn
and grove Of 5000 trees, . cho'es
stock farm very cheap.
Residences, business houses ano
town lots. -,
For information, description DC, I'd
49, GEO. q. YEIsLR-
~ Red Cloud, Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

Blessed be the man who invented
sleep" Sancho's gratitude is ours,
but that if N cannot for any reason
enjoy that excellent invention. "Ner-
vousness in me had become a disease"
writes Mr.. William Coleman, the well
known Wholesale druggist of Buffalo,
N. Y.
II could not sleep. and my nights
were either passed in that sort of res
tleseness which nearly crazes q man.
or in a kind of stupor, haunted by
tormented my tormenting dreams.
Having taken PARKER's Tonic for 9TH
er troubles, I tried it also for this
The result both surprised and delight
ed me. My nerves were toned to con-
cert pitch, and like Cesar's fat men, l
tell into the ranks of those who sleep
o nights. ] should add that the ton
ic speedily did away with the condition
Of general ability and dyspepsia occa
stoned but my previous sl~eeplessness,
and gave me strength and perfect di-
gestiOn. In brief, the use of the tonic
thoroughly re-established my health.
] have used Parker's Tonic with entire
success for sea-siokness and fol the
bowel disorders incident to ocean voy-
ages.
This preparation has heretofore been
known ~ PASkers Ginger Tonic.
Hereafter it will be advertised and
sold under the nanse Of Parker's Ton
ic-omiting the word ginger" His
cox & Co. are induced to make this
change by the action Of u~nprincipled
dealers who have for years deceived
their customers by substituting infer
ior preparations under the name oi
ginger. We drop the misleading word
al the more willingly, As ginger is an
unimportant flavoring ingredient in
our tonic.
Please remember that no change.
hes been, OF will be made in the pre-
paration itself, and all bottle remain.
ing in the hands of dealers, wrapped
under the name of Parkeris Ginger
Tonic, contain the genuine medicine
Il the facsimile signature Of Hiscox 4
Co 10 1t the bottom Of the outaide
WS1pper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

All who wish to insure their prop
erty against the ravages of tornadOs
should call on Strohm & Mckeeby, as
they are prepared 70 give the very
best terms obtainxble. ATT
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

The Red Cloud Mills Patent -four is
the best thing out in the line Of bread
stuffs. Even the celebrated Minnesota
brands cannot excel it and then there
10 no freight bill to be added on to the
cost price for the consumer to pay.
Try IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
LOCAL NOTES.

WAxrrp-A good girl 70 do general
house work. Apply u the residence
Of @. r. Evans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
NOTICE

That we have at our place II miles
west Of Well p. o. two or three car
loads of broom corn about ready for
market, and We would like to have
those who want to purchase, call and
see il.
8tf NICHOLAS YENsEN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
DRESS MAKING.

BY Miss Moore, IN experienced
and competent dreesmaker. with
Mn. Kellogg opp osite the State Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

BnowN's IRON BIrTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
bIacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gcstion, heartburn, sleep
lessncss, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
u--
Use Only Erovn's Iroa Biiters mace "
Re-, Chsmical Co. Baltimore. Crossed
rDd Lnss and Trademark On wraps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
How Watch Cases arc Made.

Most persons have an ambition 70 carry
. gold witch cas-, and yet few people know
how . watch case is made, or the vast diff
ference in t~hequAlity Of them. lnaSOID
GOLD WATCH CASE, aside from the neces-
sary thickness fox engraving and polishing,
. large proportion Of the metal is needed
only to stifien and hold the engraved por-
lions in place, and supply strength. Tho
surplus 10 not only needless, but undeira-
bic, because gold is . soft metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary u make the case permanently
strong and close-6tting. The pefsct watch
case must combine gold with some metal
that will supply that in which the gold 10
deficient. This has been accomplished BY
the james Boss Gold Watch Cdse ~ x~
which saves the WASTE Of need & q
kss gold, and INCREASES the soLlDIrY and
srRESGTH Of the case, and at the same time
reduces the cost ONE HALF.
Os.A . ssas 49,, - Esyvas.s wsssA o. 1ss~4~t ~
Asa,Aa. p, ~ hs.A..as I~rIsssr,ssA PsspAIss sAsvs.s ~
eosD~ - EsgyAsss vsasA cos ~ ssAa
(Tb - coaftsSedJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers. Ssltrheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles. Chilblains,
Corn. Teeter, Chappsa Hands, and all
skin eruptions. guaranteed to cure IN
Aipstance Or money refunded
80 S~Eor sale by
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

Of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bisters is SIM
ply this: II is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles. and
does Just what is claimed Soe
is-no more and no less.
BY thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood.
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing. purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
kealth-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained
y pearto.a Ave GioASo. So".
Ihsvs b<ea ssreai ssesrer ffoa
avsry v.ss stosnaGa he2rss,n,s sd
eupeF-iz In is sorst bsa. hesr1
everything ! sts gave r,e ds.tsss..
and I eo1id 0t bst Aas'e. have
Lava
taken the p~r,sGsY.o1s Of cora
yhy,ieiAns. bu, gos 10 relief .s,i!
sooi Bsosn's Iron Bltssrs. Snei
pose Of ths cd troubles. and "a
nv nAa- An gezInS much
srOases. aad feel en,.rsis- i.a
err',ast enxseor, and noe maize
nv ,rip. regularly. eAa not say
TOO much In praise q yuur vosdef.
Il, -medieins. -. {. AAex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
Proposals for 0ids.

Sealed proposal. for bids for euih-
ing Of Ice Breaks IN the Republican
river for protecting the Guide Rock.
Red Cloud ard Inavs.e bridge, N
Webster county. Nebraska. across sAid
rver, from the ice aud syring foods IN
said river, will be received q, the
eouu.y clerks oHiee ~ Red Cloud.
Nebraska, up to ten O'Clock . m No
vember 2. iss3 Bidders 10 furnish
plans and specifications Board OF
county commissioners reserve the
righ, TO reject any or all bids by
order Of the board.
na~4 J.. p. BAYsA, County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
final Psoof Notices.

Land oeee ., fiooninr'oa Web s~pi. u. iss2.
So,i-e /. hereby sivsn that the f~yils-ips
narue 81 settler hs, Sled rstis. Of ss in'ssiien
10 mahs seal proof IN sopyort Of pa el.ira al
that said proof will be rafs before Ns .tsFt
Of the District Coart Of Webster caoTty sss
at bic oasee IN Red tloai on Saturday. Maven
bar lngh. lass. VI. .
Ieand,r y ts.sn. o. sr- 81 IN, h.i,, -
DiAns ~. tasou. dscis, oe I'D sni'y Ne. @lI.
for the : - y h !. .ad SE ON Y Fec.
g and : !, o'S y /. % See. q 7 "a Y % vssi-
ard name, tee fnilo sias rItn~rss - prove tus
continuous resid.ncs spon sst cIlnt.t,or ~
said lard. via Ejvsrd II Zoe. tirses VI kss.
ney ard Nelson hn ID 81 'oviss- Nee hsf
sessin T.. Thonas % Red Cloud. se9.
..plssov. :. ". ewIlzER. .sristsr
Lard ones ., hloomiHx,os Ssh. Sep. 9.lso
Notice 10 h .sehy given iha; the fs.isvins
named settler has eie5 notice 81 hs trtsnnes
10 naAs fnai proof ia ssrpor sfhs eiat-s. aAa
thu; SAID prco' viii bs made before ,8os yss
trl-; Court. Webster cogs;y. Al FED tles1. see
on SATURDAY. Nor. io,b. Is5. VS.
CHARLES Z. PITTS.
Hd No. s.s. for The soa;h-v~. suar.ss 81 see
ton 10 tosn : noY;a. ranss IL vesI He ss-~
the f~olIsuias witnesses 70 prove his eont.sasss
restsspee a?oe sud esiuvAttos ofssts lsaS- vSs
Charts Rsyroii.. Aioars r cess, Loess csnp-
Seli. Pstsr Dsfy. Ella oi Bsfia. sesA
Rs - .. W. sWfIZkk- hsersesf
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
HalfOutof His e

NICHOLAS YENsEN,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-03
SOCIALISTS.

EDrToR BuLLEriN--In yonr Satur-
days paper | notice in the reports
of the last meeting of the Working
Mems Union, Mr. Danielwioz's re
marks about Mr.. Glade's speech in
the German club, at the meeting of
German residents on the "a Novem-
ber. "Mr. Glade had called them
socialists, cut-throats and nihilists. "
This is not the truth, Mr.. Glade
spoke of social democrats and
nihilists, but never used the express
sion cut throats, Whether il is
generally understood, that nihilists
are cut-throats, perhaps Mr.. Daniel
wicz will best be able to explain.
1t is hardly possible to nisinter-
pref the word "Socialisten' which
means social democrats, Il class of
people against whom the German
Government had to make special
laws, and in whose ranks assassins
are found. 1t does not mean socia-
lists, or promoters of good society
as Mr.. Danielwicz has found in
Webster's dictionary.
/ shall be glad, to see the laborer
on Lihue plantation, on exhibition
in the next agricultural show sug-
gested by Mr.. Kohm, so that he
may explain to the workingmen. how
money can be saved. 1t seems ina.
possible, that Mr.. Kohm should
have intended to insinuate any doub
in Mr.. Glade's statements.
I fail to see how Messrs. Kohn
and Danielwicz, who have beer
present at the meeting of German
residents, can possibly have mis-
understood how the money sub
scribed by them was to be expended
1t was very clearly said that sucl
funds should be under the control o
Mr.. Schmidt, and that they woult
have nothing to do with the Work
ingmen's Union. A GERMAN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-03
CHRISTMAS TIME

Has been prepared for by j. M Oat,
Jr., 4 Co. On entering their store,
one does not see very much, but on
walking through we were surprised
at the quantity and variety of the
goods, as we'll as the excellent choice
made in the selection. In the sta
tionery line there is everything that
can possibly be required, the latest
novelty being the alligator note
paper, with likeness of the Creep
ing monster embossed on each sheet.
Oat remembers the days of his
youth. and has provided tops, domi-
noes, Lotto, puzzles, cubes, backgam-
mon and nice assortment of illus
trated children's books. There is
chatterboX that will silence the
brightest little chatterbox in Hawaii;
the puzzles, comprised of different
nursery stories, are very amusing.
jolly Times, Christmas Treasures
and Mother Goose Ono stuffing).
The inkstands are specially, of
every variety and kind, one, inlaid
with jswels, being very handsome.
Children guard some of them so that
the writer should be careful what he
puts on paper, as he is watched.
The glass paper weights are ele-
giant, and by having thimble case,
there is no need for that rushing
round at the last moment, when the
husbands shirt buttons are off, and
he wants to be off to town, and ex-
claiming "where's my thimble." :"
If you purchase one of Oats cases
you will know that your thimble is
in the bellows, and no blow about
them.
The consignment of cheap and
good standard works disappeared in
the twinkling of an eye, but more
are coming on the Alameda. There
is nice collection of ladies' bags
and retlcules in Russian leather and
alligator skin. There are desks,
pocketbooks, photograph and auto.
graph albums, the latter being quite
uncommon in their style; how nice
it is to sign your name in friendly
way without being responsible fol
any amount. The Christmas cards
well, where can you beat them
All is the result of Oats trip to the
Coast. He wanted to take us will
him, but we knew we'd spend al
his money, so we didn't 60, as WI
would have deprived Honolulu folks
of the good things they can now pos
sess.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-03
Whitman ( WRIGHT
TO THE FRONT AGAIN

TO THE FRONT AGAIN
MO more contracted hoofs, fever in
IN feet, lameness and sore shoulders.
forging or over-reaching, corns or quar-
ter cracks.
The Patent Spring Horse Shoe does
the business.
Recommended by the California Society Of
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
This shoe is the invention of an old
horseman of 40 years experience, and is
manufactured in New York City from
steel prepared expressly for this pur.
pose, and carefully tempered to retain
the elasticity of the spring as long as
in use. AS the name implies the gene
raj principal, is to act as an assistant,
where elasticity is natural in the foot.
The toes of these shoes being made
heavier than those of the common kind,
act as toe weight, giving horse a
greater length of stride and naturally
increasing his speed. For working, or
driving, horses used on hard or stony
roads and troubled with Iameness or
sore shoulders, these shoes are an in
fallible cure, while for soundhOrses that
may become liable to the same COM
plant they are a certain preventative.
They are a protection to cOrns on horses
feet as they relieve the part on which
the corns are produced.
Give them but one trial and you will US no
other. Satisfaction guaranteed.
We have lately secured the services of
thorough, experienced, and reliable
| horse shoer of San Francisco who has
| charge of this branch of our business
and who we can most fully recommend
| to our patrous.
| We refer, by permission, to Mr.. Fl. F.
Hebbard, Express and Drayman, who
has given these shoes thorough trial,
having used sample set for the past
month.
| Whitman & Wright,
Pioneer Horse Shoeing Shop.
rs, II, 10, and 81 King Street, Honolulu
$50 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-03
THIS DAYS poINcs,

Gazette Charter Case, at 10.
EVENING.
Band, Emma Square, 1880.
Myrtle Boat Club, 1880.
Meeting, Hook & Ladder Co. 1880
Hawaiian Lodge, F. & AM, 7'30
Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880.
Algaroba Lodge, I.O.G.T., 1880.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-12
CITY COUNCIL.

Proceedings of the City Council
Tuesday evening, September 18th,
1888, Mayor Jennings presiding:
Lucien Simon, of the Metropoli-
tan Hotel, petitioned for the use of
a portion of the street and sidewalk,
corner of West Temple and Third
South streets, upon which to place
building material for two or three
months, while making additions to
his house. Granted under the u.s.
ual restrictions.
Henry Cohn & Co., by petition,
asked the privilege of running a
drain down First East street, begin
ming little way below Third South
street and continuing a distance of
eight hundred feet or, to Washing
ton square, petitioners agreeing to
dig such drain a distance of five feet
from the water ditch along said
street.
Referred to the committee on
streets and alleys.
A petition was presented from
John r. Haslam and forty>one 9TH
ers asking that the canal on Seventh
West street be cleaned out, as the
water was overlooking its banks and
damaging their property. Referred
to the committee on irrigation.
Jesse W. Fox, jun, presented, in
book form, profiles Of sidewalk and
street grades of East Temple, First,
Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth
East streets, between South Temple
and Sixth South, also a profile of
sidewalk and street grades Of Second
South street, from Sixth to Elev-
enth East. Referred to committee
on streets and alleys.
Applications for license to do bus
mess as retail liquor dealers at their
respective places Of business, for
three months, were presented from
the folloWing-named firms and
granted, subject to the filing Of the
bonds required by law: Auer s.
Murphy, Jacob Alt, Mrs. J.W. But
Ter, Bernhardt s. Stahl, Louis
Benites, Barr 81 Smith, James T..
Clasbey, Causey s. Fuge G. S. Erb,
Ewing & Fallon, n. p. Gray, Bar
ney G. Harvey. Hill 81 Trewhela,
Hogle Brothers, John Lollin, Jacob
Leviberg, May & Gemmill, Marion
Merrill, George A. Meears, Newman
s. Reed, Ordner 81 Jones, Pisko &
Co., Augustus Podlech, William A.
Pitt, J. E. S. Russell, Godbe, Pitts s.
Co., Tufts & Nystrum, B. T. Whit
timore, Youngberg s. Schade.
Alderman DinWoodey, in behalf
of Claudius v. Spencer and others,
residents of First East street, repre-
scented that the water ditch on the
west side of said street was in a
very unWholesome and filthy con-
dition. The Stops from Chinese
Washhouses caused unhealthful
odors to arise therefrom, making it
a great and unbearable nuisance to
the residents in the vicinity,
Referred to the committee on sani-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-12

In a pigeon shoot yesterday. al
Reading, Pa, Isaac Eckert an6
Oliver Hennerchitz, of. the Forest
club, each killed As out of so; Bo
gardus and son, 70.
1t is believed that after the pre-
liminaries between France and
China are arrived at, England will
tender her offices for the delimit,
alton of the Tonquia frontier.
The President appointed James
F. Legate, of LeavenwOrth, Elihu
Coleman, of Fon du Lac, and Edwin
H. Dixie, of Illinois, to inspect the
$50 miles of the A. & P. road in
Arizona.
Governor Hendricks is stumping
Iowa in the interest of the Demo-
cratic ticket. He made a powerful
speech at Council Bluffs yesterday,
on the tariff question, before q large
audience.
General Manager Clark and Gen
eral Traffic Manager Vining, of the
Union Pacific, have gone to San
Francisco, to attend pool meet
ing of the tIanscontinental lines
on the goth.
Owing to information respecting
a prepared demonstration on the
arrival of O'Donnell, Carey's slayer,
a gunboat will be sent to meet the
steamer, and her place of landing
will be changed.
The London Times: It is difficult
to avoid the suspicion that the Can
ton riot is directly connected with
the irritation caused by the French
operations in Tonquin, The time
has arrived to more effectually see
cure British lives and property in
China.
Yesterday was originally fixed for
the Slade-Mitchell mill, and early in
the morning numbers of would-be
spectators applied for excursion
tickets, thinking the recent an
nouncements were simply to mis-.
lead the authorities. and that the
fight would really take place.
1t was reported yesterday that
Wendell Phillips had withdrawn his
support from Butler for Governor OF
any great office, being convinced that
the General had been tempted by g
view of the Presidency to abandon
the cause of the WoIkingmen snd
ally his political fortunes. with the
money poweee
Engineer Glenn, Of the Manhattan
Beach train which collided yester
day with a Flushing train, in az
interview said that he put on his
air brakes and whistled dowT
brakes; the air brakes refused tt
work. He whistled down brakes
three times, but no attention wa
paid to the signals until the train
were right on one another,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-12
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 1.-THE boom which the corn
market experienced yesterday suffered a
reaction to-day, and heavy speculation
was INDUCED in By outside customers in
anticipation of sharp rise in prices. It
has apparently resulted dissstrously for
them. The market displayed signs of
weakness from the opening, and outside
buying orders having fallen off, prices
fell back wy nearly where they stood
on Saturday. Oats wore steadier as
compared with corn, though they were
shaded off slightly. Wheat also showed
decline under yesterdays quotations.
Chicago, 11.-Regular wheat-Irregs
ula. 9SE September, SO October, 99%
to 997s November.
Uorn-Lower; 5O7s September, Octo-
Der; 5O7SNovember.
Oats-Essier; q September; 275s Octo-
Der, % November.
Whisky-16.
ADMINISTRATORS, unchanged,
regular.
Wheat-Aotive, but lower, 96Z Sep
tember, So October No. 2 spring 96N
No.2 red winter, 12I to 8.
Corn - Demand active unsettled,
lower; 5O6 cash 5O5s September, 500 to
81 October.
Oats-Dull, lower; 265S cash, SO to
September, 75s October.
Rve-Aetive, shade lower; 571S.
Barley-Easier, SO to 90.
Pork = Fair demsnd, lower closed
s'egdy; III to 30eash; liz September,
2711 40 so October.
Lsrd-IrreRular, fairly active; 8.15 to
IL cash September and October.
Bulk lneats-Steady firm; shoulders
SIS, short ribs 6.55, short clear ZOO.
Whisky-Stesdy, unchanged.