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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-01
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
The Starting Point.

Al the threshold II another wears
operations in the field. the garden and
on the small fruit plantation. it j. well
q consider how much the outcome de-
pends upon good plans. good soil. good
seed. and good management. If these
are prescn, (and A. a rule. judicioas
foresight ear supply them) failure viii
be almost impossible. II Is true that
the elements can not be- controlled. but
diligence and the adoption Of m;figaf-
ing measures in case disaster does come,
NAV turn seeming defeat into VICTORY.
The first requisite Is = good soil in good
condition Good seed mus; be pro-
cured and properly put in a common
aus Of unsatisfactory crop consists in
poorly prepared soil: let this work be
done well. One Of our Western seed-
men offers these sensible suggestions.
which though hot new. can not be too
often presented: Don't cultivate 20
kin weeds alone. but to admit The air.
and thus utilize the fertiIizins matters
in the soil. Cultivate early. cultivate
often. cultivate late. cultivate thorough
". and you viii be troubled very little
with weeds Keep posted; take the pa
peN: no investment pays 50 wei Ten
dollars invested IN this wsy win par
better than stocks and bona>-Prusne
Errmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
Signing n Quit claim.

\ good story l. told about the court
ship IF David Davis. The judge Wa,
extremely ~reticent about ms new
matrimonial venture, and. after il was
positively known that he was engaged
Go Mss Burr. he lodged and cyaded
every .fcelcr' that was thrown out
by his numerou, friends. In fact. the
repeated denials on the bridegroom
part. and the air of mystery throw n
about the affair. attracted NOR aiten-
ton To the romance than would have
followed a frank syoyal Of the engage
ment With all the good-humpr-,l
nagging that the Julge has suffered
during the pas, three months. ne has
one consoling episode 10 remember.
Last winter Miss Burr and Miss
Green, the daughter Of Representative
elect Green. of North Carolina. AZ
whose re-idense the wedding took
place. visited Washington ~ the guests
of Mrs. Hoge. the wife Of the Repre-
sentative from West Virginia. Both
these ladies were anxious to visit the
White House and see the President,
but the Judge did not wish la escort
Miss Burr. He was perfectly willing
Ia show Miss Green the sights. and he
addressed a note Ia the President. Il
ing that he wished To call with 4 lady
ai the Executive Mansion. Tn. Prrsi-
dent appointed \ time and the visit was
paid.
Miss Green is n Young and very hand
some person. and the President i'm
mediately jumped 60 the conclusion that
she was Judge Davis intended bride.
He showed her every attention. escorted
the couple through the house ard the
conservatory. plucked Il bunch of flow
ers for the lady. and talked until the
judge became impatient To- leave.
When the couple returned Ia the hotel
the old gentleman observed { - Mis-
Burr that Miss Green had csptivatesi
the President. A few DAYS later the
Justices of the supreme Cour; ,lined
with the President. Judge Davis wasa
guest. When the cigars were lighted
the President. with mock formaliiy.
rendered his congratulations Ia the
President of the Senate. The Judge
protested that there was no reason why
he should be congratulated. The Presi-
dent persisted in his congratulations.
and the Justices demanded to know the
mystery. The President told If the
visit II Judge Davis and Miss Green.
The yeteran juri>t ponh-poohed the idea
of marrying the lady. and he squirmed
under the pleasant congratulations that
were proffered on every side.
You may DENY a much a. YOU
please. Judge. but % don't dare to
sign n quit-claim in my favor banter
ingly remarked the President. The
Judge drew u piece cfpspcr and pencil
from his pocket. and. in careful legal
form. drew up and signed a relinquish-
ment of AL his right. title and interest
in Miss Green. provided the President
proposed marriage to her within the
term of one year. This me signed and
delivered TO the President in the PRES
ence Of the ourf. General Arthur was
remarkably reticent regarding the
affair after the engagement of Judge
Davis To Miss Burr was announced
Washington Cor. Philadelphia Press
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

-CAr~s h~Shcg w.s~r v1fa r~rsssw 80
asins. Pear The sss<r tkrrycgk the
ssssn. .nd ihu. PrTeut its sprrsasaS
over fhe fatrse
TIE cesoreso Fs~rzr TANKS r~szaS
not GALS Unnecessary. bEi : ars.assR-
;s<e 20 ILtns tram. nad advises tas
clipping "a q the ciinst-ang t-hirssa
thus nsakinx sAe piznts 100 sad bzssy.
and hiIea sak F-sts
-Psg-r~d yah. are eLszs~i bf h-snz
wtF~d doxn ~ith q s<anei cksh tad
o<er n hrogsB 90 hra.h Thea eus or .
thiek psrrr a stake brad with the cyssss
CO. aud rub sh~sn d1~n Nth ths. Be
gin =; th- top and 20 straight cy~n
The Ansersess CHtsssfor !. q the
opinipa thzs raspberry blo~-ssns ar IN
~jsrsoss 10 the onsy Pr-aact n s~-rtssns
Shsre thu arr gru~n- The hr-- hAs
ike food extracted frsrn The so~sr. bal
The hOnsy ia dry yeiltTs. and has Al
unpleasant favor.
Nothing add rsnre 10 the ayfesT
snee a = y.rden than good. ekan.~ ril
made ~alks Ts-y ssaazld b. undrr
laid zith coar-e sfna-. or ~ lrzss have
stone drain 81 The sd. with s,nalief
--inne- 90 top When waIks are era
ssruciei II dir merviy. and wifhoai
proper drainage. wura- and surface
water are almost sun 80 work havoc
with them-E \ EnauHisY.
-Milsi {. Al cxceiIeni .s-id-r plant.
Il which COWS SRI cxcss-i nsiy fond II
J. \ warrD-wssi ser crsp. and needs 10
tr grown on \ light. sandy soil by
manurInE well Il NAV ~ made Ia pro-
dBce froIs iwo - five tor. a. hay 3 the
acre. 4 cnIsious aow 81 milk j. pro
dneed b. cutting thu millci. saiiiug
slightly. m~oi-isning. and ~sprnki;ns
With a little meal Caiosg0 Joara1L
-Hou~eke-pers in the csuniry ani al
lover Il country walk should ~ ready
fpr experiment ~ hen the FIR; fruit tree
bs=in Ca blossom. 4 handful 81 fr.eh
apple blossoms put into the tea es4ds
IS I'LL give the tea the favor and perfume
Of some If the finest Russian ieas. The
appI. i a country cou-ia If The tea
plant, and much 81 the ~,rni oi
imperial teas I'm frum mixing these
with flower blossoms.
Cranberry Pie. Place n quar-; q;
cranbs-rries IN a pan Of cold water AMI
lri them rcmain twelve hour. Wash
them in several waters till the .alt
favor j. quite gon. dry on a coar~-
cloth. and pick carefully. Nix in n
basin with a quarter pound 81 finely
powdered white agar and squeeze the
Juice IF half n lemon over the fruit.
Put all into n pie dish. with a
light paste for the top. and bake.
Apples cut up finely. with equal
proportions II cranbErries. j. \ nice
variety nj thi. season 81 IN. year To the
ordinary apple pie.-N. J. Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
How % Plant Indian Corn.

The question A. Ia what particular
method If planting r 81 far a. "
lates Ia the arrangement Of stalks. i
best, has long b,en discussed. and there
j, TODAY quite "a wide = difference of
opinion n there was tweniy years ago.
While some believe in planting in hills
Others believe il best 20 plant in rows.
and while some believe in planting the
hills two and unc-half feet apsr, with
three or four stalks in a hill others be
lieyc il best To plant four feet apart each
way, with five stalks in a bill: Others
who plant in rows differ a. to the dis
tance the rows should be- from each 9TH
er. varying from three and one-half feet
TO five or six feet. Each claim Ia have
the h.s: way.
In deciding the best method IL is well
To keep in view the fact that the best
way is that which will produce the corn
the cheapest. Because more corn can
he grown by Il particular arrange
mcnt Of stalks, il by no mean follows
that il i best. Some wears since n
great variety Of ways was tried 20 test
the question a. to what arrangement
would produce the most corn to the
acre; the result was that where single
kernels were planted one foot apart
each way there was the most corn; but
the additional labor was morc than the
value of the increased product. When
planted in hills n equal distances each
way. il very much reduces the labor Of
adopted very little hand work j. needed
to keep the field perfectly clean. After
MANY experiments the following has
been adopted 81 the best method by one
who hires all the labor. and grows corn
at less than fifty cents per bushel. A.
soon A. the corn i up 80 IL can I've seen
in rows. s small horse-plow i, run
through the field turning the earth from
the corn on each side of every row.: in
this condition the corn should stand ten
DAYS. when the field should be plotted
the other way turning from the corn a.
before. thus leaving each hill of corn
standing on a small square hill where it
receives the heat Of the sun n a season
when most needed. Nothing more j.
done 10 the field until neal the first of
july. when. If the weather be hot. the
corn viii have got heat enough; ~ soon
as this is evident n cultivaior should be
run through the rows both WAYS. and
the ground made level; thus MI If the
soil viii be- stirred except what i in the
Hill All of the hand work necessary j.
IN pull the weeds out of the hills. By
this method cor can no; only be grown
with very little labor but a larger crop
can be grown than by the ordinary
methods Of cultivation.
Careful experiments indicate tina;
TWENTY-FIVE hills Ia the nod and four To
FIVE stalks in a hin + abou, right
Ngssachss Is F0HghmGH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

IL was only two or three wears ago
that the owner Of n grist mill on acreek
in New Hampshire, having a capacity
of about fifteen barrels per dsy. entered
the mill morning and said to his
son:
John. I've been thinking"
.Yes. dad
Flour is too low"
"She is that"
We IN all grinding too much"
We are
IF we grind less -four the market
viii stiffen up and prices viii a6vance.r
That's il. dad: YOUR head is as long
as a miii-race--
The mill was shut down for four
months. and At the end of thst time
-four was Just as plenty and the price
was no higher.
John. I've been thinking. said the
old man as he concluded TO start up
again
N how we missed it.r-
Exactly. You see nv idea Of shut
ting dewn Was all correct. and calcu-
lated TO lessen the supply and increase
the demand and I couldn't think What
In Halifax was the matter. I've got
her now.
WHAT
why, jiss about the time We shes
down they mus, have started up two or
three new six-barel mills over in Yer
mont. and hence the market continued
oyerstocked-'-Wau Ssrcsf Eesrs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

A writer urges mere careful study Of
pure water and of drinks in general. on
the economy Of animals The priva-
ton Of wafer tells more rapidly on
health than abstinence from food
In every kind Of beverage the part ell
cacious in assaAging thirst is shs water.
The quantity Of water required By an AMI
mai varies with the airs temperature
and humidity A sheep requirrx least.
and . pig most water, horses and cat
tie com between In the case Of sheep
much water thins the blood They
ought never to be deprived Of water. nor
n the same time allowed % fully Stake
their thirst The latter observation ape
plies also 10 horses The sheep and
horses are. of domestic animaE, the
most sens tive to impure water. Fog
draughf Animals and sheep rarmdr;nks
are enervating- ~ J. Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

look back IN Was bT chance MT
Herman Sloan. and il the midst Il
mutual eonhdences he s.ked me vhy
had never rrsurnst To Anrrsea and
10 the beautiful Helen Pr~sros. Nh
lad declined all .uiios.. and ga. sDi
unwed Hsien- ! embarked that sss~r-
rpon. and am herr. n<srr 90 b. part
es' from my darling. When vii Nc b~
married. SWEET
Married. Alan" and the drrar.
pnS-~ni recurring % M. ] vishirrw
M sFd fran biz arms. aud almost IN
consciously nv lips framed the words:
hss did sor tia. lac yosr Ga ans~
foo had sstsa IKE Who sAx2 turn % fatsf
Iozrv not II kysr ossne 80 50
s0v. ;hos1gh yoar lexe ssh nsns fO< mzsr.
IL - t~o ixts-
Too late H-i-n. nv ONLY lye. e.
plsin your rs-znipg. for G<ds okr."
Thea came = broken. d~i-iointei tale
II NV sorrow and temptation when I
beard II his handsome and hiyk-tzprn
bride; 81 my WEAKNESS If tk. hall: q
Mr.. Granger; n mrs-h. IL Mr.. Da-
ers's constant wopiny. and ., lasi Il the
little note oaly this night thrust b.
tween the leaves ~ his book. making
Alan's coming forever too late for my
hsppines-.
Rapid hSf-hS,at- along the rad. and
nv eourtly lover came in sight
Saved. Alan. and my woads ans
thick and fast
Engage him in eunversa;o1. Alan.
regarding the hall. Mr.. Granger. the
weather. stocks. etc, etc. viii escape
bs the yestry door. fy In the hall So
cure the no,e. and then. %. Alan.''
MY darling. my bright darling"
but ] broke from his clasp and sped
away like . cha mois t. the hall ] did
not heed tbs; the ru-es fen from my
throat. tina; n portion of my l.ce
lOUnce graced a ~tkorn-bn-h. OF that nv
hair. unloo~ed from lis ~fas;eninss. hung
about my shoulders l think IL ] had
possessed n piece Of paper | should have
held IL alofi. aud should have shouted n
rcprieve' n r-prieye:
Shall | Try 20 tell %. how | secured the
note and hid il in my bo-oin. Of how |
ran upstairs and pecped for mo-
ment into the mirror. twisting UP ms
shining hair, aud trying TO hush the
loud beating of my heart, Of how |
rapidly travers.d the path leading to
the church. dodging behind an Usage
hedge to escape meeting Mr.. Dacr-.
hurrying on as soon a. | was free, 10 b.
folded close To Alan's heart?
And YOU viii no; laugh ut me Alan
Laugh nj You. my darling. aud
whe rrfore?"
"oh. for my mad fight, for the red
roses scattered all along the road; for
my unbounded joy At your return; for
proposing Ia III and steal the note. and.
and-things."
For answer came tender kis>e. pressed
upon brow and lips, and closed eyes.
and Mr.. Lord Lowell (Mr. Dacr-l rode
from the castle gates alone.-CAt
cayO Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
THE ALL-GOIDEE

Through every happy line ] sing
i feel the tonic OF the spring.
Tho asy i like an oldLfime fac.
That CLEANS across some grassy place
An oid-,irnc fsce-an o~Ai-tsrn. chun.
Who rises from the grave to come
And lure me back along the WAYS
OF Times aligoldcn yesterdays.
Sweet Day. To thu. remind me Of
The trusnt boy ] used TO love-
To set once more. his finger ttps
Against the blossom OF his iips.
And pipe for me the signal known
BY none hut he and I alone.
] sce- across the schoolroom floor.
The shadow of the open door.
And dancing dust and sunshine bsens.
sianting the way the morning went.
And reckoning my thoughts sfar
Where reeds and running waters are;
Where a-mher-color-i bayou- glass
The haif-frowned weeds and wisps OF grss.
Where s~prawlins frogs in lovelcss key.
sing on and or necessarily.
Against the dim woods green erpsnse
The cai-tsil Tits its tufted lance.
while on IL tIp-one nigh, declare
The white "snake-fcetcr" bios-ofaed there!
] catch ms breath, a. children do
In woodland swings. when life j. new.
And all the blood Is warm - wine
And tingtes with a tang divine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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na~sA S~krsr1 = sFYss. thss 49,
hzEi Il ;hs srup~ psA% kxss~<a- .Ap
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paz,ra tu--~z sssP so3a-~ e sI%
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srn~r~s rua-r inp~z- Eli uu-s
ffSase go husAsS as4 fis&ss 49,
LAKE,. AL ibs ball q 49, ss~~l Kn8 Eu@
ezrFssts Gai3aT- = estimated 80 eu~<
Sgsn
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

h~xsnA Sz~&~~-~ $50 49, ek4Nrs $50
tszE-< h-~s~@ - A<1szes So So f@ez~F
r-xfe sfA~s - 49, RSs1s 80 ~s
. p1<sae sexs~@ ET 2AE@ ~ -
sk@e - -@@ES - $3.50 a@f aaeezE 49, -
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sa3 &rFA ss=~r $780, 80 k
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Tar NoLrkrr BsLr Ca. Marshall. Nib.
will s-nS Dr. Dys'z C.ishrai-t Fl--frsTci-
tste Belts aud fi-vtpr A~ppiianrps en- trt4l
for thirty DAYS - rs~u iyouuE ~ Ga Who
Ere Erfirtsf With Hrrvpsz dssalits, lost u.
tal,y and kindred trupiIe-. KuArsuss~in<
sp-~iy AID complete restoration - haai,A
and manly vigoS. Adsr.xs ~ as~vs. = n.
No rist - incurred, as thirty days triAl
L. aIIoxrl
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

"A Hn.oEssEn fsyxsrr to4 at~n%ar
cd hDy ous Il Q chsfitE ssszsEfs3
prornsssa< 10 n-sr Ain property T.
l&a lid CO.. dzx sd a. <%- asa .fs
he tuHgn- sta = pzs Il s A.
sAis Fszn>Amsu, ~zs Prvo-ihs 49,
~hiPPn<~ pr-Atlsx. 9th = PseAArk
and s~ssF-hsssn> - tk~ b-k . r1sa
iary kxsinaxt-a tn a~rsplsnaxsn
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Iss f-sn uAs ssaksaz VS. n7@a0r-a
conveys i- g-B ssrzi fishs sz, w.srv
or<airzH. q sA- fs@ tA.s an a-s.as .sa<A
~ss ass. saEsf cEr~a ~ ~ s~ppis.tssn q
~ Jseo~ usL Ia ,sssx s-ilgs 50 sd
oS~r his r.x1ax SSsA n lie hall r-rsns. asa
rUsAss ssratEAf-.y - = arux sso-~ ~s~ns
ke sppts~i 80 ss--d sd Dernzsa k-s.-sy
IN Tea utn1tss sAr ks1 goa
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Jau-- b~echrr. NJ n. o~fStEvurnsy. i~~a.
says fer several wears I have i-~n usinE .
Cough hsIsSns- called la Ne Haas hAL~
SAN pa raE iEscs. smi Ia allsrrxf every
cas- throughout M prsctiss ! ha 80 had -n-
tiT. Surc--s- ] have sssd sna prescsstsi
hundred. % tsssfl-- ever sine the dsvs q
NV army prsctine tI~El. ~b~n I We zsr-
s.Ou d Hospital Ne. :. Iasatsyuis. ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

in . recent lecture on .Luxur."
Prof Blackie pronounced the modern
dinner "a magnificent spread of ami
malism and IN admirable call TO SELF
denial" He declared himself no sect
&c. but advised his audience Z oszy no
to every second dish,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

- fsiT oufsids T. bst = sf .gt@ sss
fuE award wursh7 tf~d tsas ias zrfsv.
~ ths t~-ssris. hs- asst klansva 10 aaf- g.
socuFs = fztr oaIt.str. Ghs sta~ g f@a5Ia aa
tsv cteek ash visvsr ~ tasr ffsE~- Frgha,
49, khtssY Hesf An4 nashsaE s
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
w~.~ vss w-- ~
ss-ess=@ R~4~&~ 49, ~s~sse r~~e
~s~xez. 80 D~~s&@~ $500.


- $780,
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

ANoxYRKAL shoe hyn has pexx>d rs
creditors Cut Of Sf<AJssa. rhas's . pretty
big patch for firm six Donfns old LIS
eredsssn feel nnre than hall sci~d-D-
srvSf Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

nx- IfrHrEs Fvilrss.~ 80 sas1st-
g~Fanut~ u artUssl Lsfti- tas
ttsws - igaatEI8Has -rsfs sHk aHt t4-
io2. E-aischs, riaehs3 Us = erst azi
t~s~~ss. All fH-tfg Gh~ tl~1 T. f r-Hr
iss. $50 lv FleFv.s sssuss4sv ss4 fFEsI
On e-oSvrnfa~Et stssIP = vvlta fE sd
- druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

WOMAN entered a saloon in J>rspy City,
kicked ever . table. smashed a dazea
Eixs-es- shook her Est under the bar.
keepers nose, and called him Q fena. and
I'D her husband OCT by the cor. The ba-.
keeper from over The Rhine ciosed one eve
Significantly. and remarked TO . s~rris-d
customer: by chinks. n b she vas
mad aaocd sonsestings-Ar-7z< Jxdss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

fT. H~n.on's Stin Cur- consists - sater
nal and external treatment a. same uas~ ard
II maxi The skln White. go sna .l4-sh. e.
contains a. i-1ssosoas druEz - ~ drsssls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

"TsE AeHdseAT ~ - Tas ~rs 49, "a s
sfasdssg. ksf m. H<ssess grrrrs cad
9 AosomIs Pfis c~asTa~srs krtH=
herman Minister - tAe A,=g-t. L@lr. e.
a cents, 81 druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
Eh~-sasti.m Positively Carsa

WHrS = Tsrk f-~krf <v's cat - r-zstir~.
" take q ionS while fnr htaa g. -e4 ~
band lE.-iaakers Nfafesa4a
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
For Two
Generations

III Ed ssA stsuneh FL
ssasd-sy. III
Tang LiSl1ENT, ~ 49,
Dsse % assaaee Nin, reileve
ss6erin<. a1d xase tke 1fsaSf
Nh ssd besxls tknn M seher
!iniDeuts~ lattgeekss. whyf
Because fhe uUenng pe1e-
trst4 thsvaxb skfn an11Ah
70 the yesy bsae, dfiving ct
al pin - ssseaS -
n~sr6idMeEelieos. as1ues1sg.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

" yea dSsirv = fzsf sssafa~aHsa frvs gasa
pisaf.l-. bs.srk-s ash sFafassa s.as
'celteb M~i4ra5 Discovery Hg suEa
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

II your hnrs~s have sore s~hcoiders,
scra'ches, cuts Or open sor.s Of any kind.
use Stew art's Healing P0uter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

In the shortest time. wr,e fr free tApagr
Pafnpsi-t on ThrHsussssfn. - T. h. Helfbxss
stinT, Druggist, Hsxhinrnn. L. &.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

We frequeufiy hear the expresios @
In . bounef~ Who cver xsv bozaes VIM
80 . b in ifr-Bosson SfY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

II you ssould happen o. want your earn
pserred- yoss pinch the haby-LsG-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

srrs ains ~y~u thlaE : ws1h tHatar
can D. h-ars fgrtA taaaz t-s
Ssa kraacacg Pet
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

TuE frsf HeErv criminal "a 49, ar.-.a4!
" bIark Crak-A y ga-Am-r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

ar~aLp-nEAuTn ezais ts "a us,n~ ths hs~
ttngsf 81 sFsFsug thar = ~t@lsk~zd-l $50 =
OF a missing t.lf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

I'M poor feElow Who dn.ak kimselS 90
u shis world Travelled frss-elas< he TODD
. SALOON poaaSs-Zexss Ss<flsgA
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

~BRowN's BeoScMkL TRoCHHs- are o
sure remedy for Bronchitis and Hosrseness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

PuvEErf g ine~utiso Gax sast3v 70
taks out a pztsai-fuek
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Az Arkansas editor says shns TIE sfing<
ezs man N has sown talks shrouxh has snSs
= save he wear and tear On his szlss
teeeh
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

srEEE 20 assyand pretty bad oses Dn>-
TINES Tafio<x-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

A rrzYm iss SAYS she ves-z hanC b.
caEse she doesn't wan: 60 look 50 forcheaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

TIM jar Of . railway train h noe herue<s-
czlly sezled--E. Y. Ne~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

The CHEAPEST and prettie<s ~rsiiars aua
cuffs are the Circulation. Try ths1a sHa
se~ for yourseiE-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
The Testimony Of rAy.s.s...

THr rule OF nree. Fer chs laird p~reas 70
clear cut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

EsEs $500 As~s Ue s.s
-. go. $500. s mA
F1ss as Eus& & at
SstzEa~ s@S sEs reFv Nr - ~
ezs ErA~ uak &a@s Aas
z&As o-ssx s@s $500 g h @e
~ t~t @- ss - aatssx AEs4
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

rssp lh a ~~la ssssas =
J. -sdrsFu@.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Tur Photographers business Is always
n . s,aRi-s.llL
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

1GH Do<x tendHAearssd nm 90 ever
heard a w1s . shoe0Aknr, Mo a,vsvs
sk.s his sya and vh5s1<d vAen h m -
swl into . Nia
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

THr key Bo.~-" wiis. 81 ass IN Der
hagf1a FREE Irsu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
The i@T CHILD.

TEr HH~s hssssruss usxEl<T = q &sx l.
tk~ a. q as All
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
M.,--. u..e, Of n.--h.-sa ..A IT,

Cuickty sii~nc-s . dis.r-ssinx egagh. f5ks.,
tOotksoho drops curv IN one ssl4uts-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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Aaarnzf sE- NJ.