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0GALLAH OOzINGS,
OGALLAH, August 10.

Ooze again.
Fall blowing.
Stacking nearly done.
Threshing machine huns.
Temperature $40 in shade on Monday
Corn and potatoes good in this immedi.
ate vicinity.
Mr.. G. G. Ridgway will SOW 100 acres to
wheat this fall.
The institute workers have returned
They report pleasant and profitable
time.
Miss Belle Ridgway has returned to her
home in Ohio. She leaves large circle
of friends, which is the outgrowth of he1
kind words and pleasant ways.
+ We are not little surprised to see Mr.
w. F. Pagett behind the counter in ou1
store. The invoice was taken on Mon.
day, and on Tuesday Mr.. Pagett became
successor to Mr.. Clark. Success to you
Mr.. Pagett, in your new biz. l have not
learned what Mr.. Clark intends to do.
Wesley Marquand and Thomas reach.
ed Ogallah from the plains the fore part
of the week. Between them they have
eleven wild horses. They seem, from re.
ports, not to have had an elegant time.
G.. q. LATER.
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full line of Presumption blanks
printed. The price for each Of these
will be the same as for like-size
blanks of other kinds.
The copy for these blanks comes
from approved sources.
The proof Of each blank is sub
mitted to the scrutiny of Register
Hanna, who, besides being old in
the Land Service of the Government,
is practical printer.
These blanks, to be brief, are
warranted to be perfect in wording,
printing, quality Of paper and all
other essentials. 0
Big reductions made on lots of
500 or more.
The blanks here named will be
added to constantly until we can
supply every blank needed at the
land Office, whose printing by us is
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We mean precisely what we say,
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WEIGHT. We are not to be bucked
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We buy our printing paper in Kan
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had within it. When we know we
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We aim to assert, IN letters of Hoing
liqht, to be obserred especially by land
attorneys in this land district, that
if any foreign agency offers bargains,
you can, upon authenticating properly
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Don't send away for what you
can buy reasonably at home. That
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FOR SALE!

20 good Milk Cows at $50 and
$35.
% 2-year olds-Steers and Heif-
ers-at S2S.
20 Yearlings- Steers and Heif-
ers-at $3.50.
LARRY LEBRoN,
339-tf Collyer, Kansas.
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WITH
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out the Western Kansas
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We have printed, and have in
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MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored +!

uVW lUOt9 lIVW Iu0OiUtOu
just published, new edition of DIR.
CuLvERwELL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the radical cure OF SPERMAroRRHGA or
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Incapacity, ImIediments to Marriage, etc;
also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FRS,
induced by self-indulgence, or sexual ex-
travagance, &c.
The celebrated author, in this adj
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thirty years successful practice, that
the alarming consequences of self abuse
may be radically cured; pointing out a
mode of self cure at once simple, certain,
and effectual, by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri-
vately, and radically.
This lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to
any address, post paid, on receipt OF six
cents or two postage stamps. Address
THE cUlvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
~ Ann g.. Kew Yorh, N. Up. 0. Box $50
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
AMONG LIARS.
A Charity That Il Novel in Con-
ceDtiOn and Noble in Aim.
The Discriminating Philanthropy Of
Lorin jerks. u Practical Man and q
Observation-Disclosures the Con-
ditionS Of the Mcndacious.

My DEAR FRIEND: You will no doubt
lie glad to hear about the cwly-cstab,
lishcd iniirmary at Lugville. visited
il a few days ago in company with MIR.
Mcrk!c. a Boston lawyer. whom | hap
pencd to meet upon the ira n. On the
way down he gave me 4 most interest
Ing account of the endowment of this in
s:itutiOn by the late Lorin jerks, Ia
whose discriminating philanthropy the
world owes Il charity that is not less
novel in its conception than noble and
practical in its aim.
Mr.. Lorin jerks. As you know. was
President of the SacO Stocking and
Sock mills. He was a bachelor. and Il
very remarkable man. He made a
million dollars one day by OBSERVING
omeu as they purchased hose in a
zap store in fremont row. Mr.. .Irnks
ned that females who hesitatcd =
So".Whilc about paying fly cents a
III plain white stockings eagerly
ln. .Stl.i ivaaeMR for the same
I"'.'.! fnahienicd with red clocks at
sHSankleS. II cost twenty-five cents 4
pair TO manufacture the stockings. The
red i~ilosellc for the clocks cost Il quarter
OF 4 cent
That observation" said Mr.. Merklr,
"waS the foundation of jerks great
fortune. The Saco mills Immediately
stopped making plain hosiery. From
that tine forth jerks manufactured
nothing but stockings with red clocks.
which he retailcd at sixty cents. am
told that there is not 4 woman under
siNty-tiyc in Massachusetts. New lIamp-
shire. Maine or Vermont who does not
own IT least half 4 dozen pairs of poor
jerks sixty cent red checkers"
THAT fact" said l. would interest
Mr.. Matthew Arnold. 1t shows that
sweetness and light"
Pardon me. 1t shows that jerks
was Il practical man. Is well as 4 phil
osopher. Busy rs he WAS during his
life. he took great interest in politics.
like al sensible citizens. He was also
a metaphvsician. He closely followed
contemporary speculative thought, in
clining. until shortly before his death.
Ia the Hege,ian school. Every mid
summer lie left the stocking mill TO
run itself. n repaired Joyfully TO Con-
cord To listen TO the ccturc in the apple
orchard. 1t is my private opinion that
Messrs. Plato. hant Il Co. blcd him
pretty heavily for the privilege. But
hi Concord jerks acquired new ideas
: 10 his duty to the rSrcc
Mr.. Merkle paw D Ind his ticket
the conducted
kuriny IL v.,rs of his
irown to be
witbou. a
:, nv nco-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
The EGETY'S
Republicans No Caoics Except IN Continur
tia" Flight" tntil Patriotism I;ecomes
IT. liou0rshI" as Treason.

II" R"'UhlinIu party cam" into
ca "u," uEGt Ia H." South. and i can not
!U.:.-.I. / HprsL
Tie ord i, r;-Et. il n respect nj
J. : 7 - publican party was born
"l.-ht.' oi The maxim" Of which
il had no part. The .'fGht' vas sec
tional. because the South was poisoned
with slavery and saturated with that
bane of the Nation. state, right. In
IA larger sense. the fight was a partisan
one. and was carried on in all paris OF
the country whore Democracy was Il
SYNONYM ior treason and T 'bcii'on. \
part ~ the war WIS Tough, III the sir ~ tS
OF NV Io-~ Citg. when Southern
>ympa,hizcr> pre- pta,ri the 6rtft : ot>
OF 1853. The loyal people of lni ana
.,cpt n ,t"ir arms during the war. in
.car of Indiana Democrats. who wer"
no les reasonable bu. only les bold
than tie rcbrls in the ield. The Re
publican party accepted the -agc OF
battle. the i~-uc of war. aud made = gal
lant and victor OTIS fight At II III
from Sumter to ~Appoma;tov. ~ there
anv douu. az the attitude or purpose a.:
the Republican, party. IT. defeat
meant a divided country. a
Southern C~onf,dcracy. u Nation
COMPRESSION. OF which waS
human s'avery, The dcf"a, az tn rc6-
.i> WAS understood To IN" III TIE over
throw If All ih2 rclclliOu> South foUsht
for and ti- iirmcr establishment If the
prnri lcs of the Union. in which all
mc@. South ~ (! North. b.a X and white.
sapTli BE- { 4, and equal. THIS va%thr.
dividing in between I. .wo ~il--. and
when A~ap"mattoX decided that the
: nth mu-i Weld. lie oval people hovei
thai i would really v~.i. AMI that Eaeu
il arms rcre lad down hey w"F~ mex
t. - nickel Up = n. Eue aliOArance
lie - m.ir Tor the $50 q s1~- 81
p.->oa and tn temprrin- %. me G>ay-
VoatH.cR, over hopes defeated. = vzS
tAc cXI~S alton ;hz: the South ~" Il
some d. .uijv AMI freely acknowledge
the lozic u We and r.cuenzc iAa. Inc
Un;on va = reality. -" one. wethFn>.
WI, Ge~v tina. H. i what was fought
over. I, the SoE;a MI. not siU,' is.
il waS settled: uel.v wears 40 and has
20; jen ~Se;tl.s: since. Moth n .ma-ns
but for the Republican party 10 - on
with the ..isast" until j: i. :; the
Union va, worth bloot and treasure
from 1851 to ls6J. Il : worth somein NJ
to-day. The oft-pnoclaned sentiments
Of rebellion and State. rights INDUCED
in before ID. war did much - hasten
the war and 70 make il = biooiy
actus!ity. Precisely the same sen:-
menS prevail today among such m-n
- General Gran; said had ros got
enough # fighting. While the new
South turns 10 industry aod Is making
gan: strides IN wealth and progress,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
THs CLOAK FORM"
4 Woman WHO Farm. s...h Ws-rt Fat
tIn: On oth~r People. '.srusut-.

4 Woman who Barn. .."h ws--t Fat
tIn- On oth~r People. .~.r",."t-.
Every afternoon AZ hy" ocip n
richIy II lied woman emerge from =
downtown cloak "-t.il.-nm"ui Her
;igIr, .'pcr!ect on. Ter tson is ioauti-
ful and harcasr -" !, cra e"fu'.
-On' ne j., onr FORM ..id oIe o.
the proprietor. whcE asked about h"r.
Your form
Yes ! ec tor arc not acquainted
" =, trade terms : :rrm l. nnssp"u>a-
he :, cloak establishments. 1a" ale
of elo,k- dcr"ud-On their f<'ra~f vo-
n.~~ n. uuyin for the fall I'D VIA
ter .oa~on has ~-ln. anal COUNT,
merchants are ~. J,@n pr ar com -
to purch1-e thsfr s'ocSs W" wzs'
.nau iucm nv IL Dra'~ lt.s.
To display ;ic cloak - .He b.st al.
van;a-e. ". AG..a To- al ;hsm
on and thu. lgVyr- yss tieru n dry
acuIallv ary"a wen - NJ
dunn - = ! Mt ~ lh"F lA1"
~ heads r- rms. no TT. - az
epycoped m raper 'a'sn. ana hey
can no; Ilp1.
Win: IN TIE form do 'fal fa4A~
be- 90 Important o. soa ir1d~
ON fusm. YOU Tnfs1arF" r-Aasc =
a n, e.v som2n WiI h-riss.ns 'ssI-
mr. la DO no: sitan 49, . ,s-.
.:vi~a S-s-u- "sE-a1. sc8ss m
d-.-. or ~ mDycIc=~ 4 csAs cS>s
!a~e. ia ~c.-spue. n be- - ksDss
how 10 Iaw he TDaA a-fs4rt S~r 20
esainG !: ; o $50 s.-f "a 49, 50
knows thS pcs toE - A~Eta~ aEi -"
s,yie ia ~ ch ~ NzN a. rE@ -
the customer - t1e eo4- n : favor
aiE sAy.
is DEttirS ia cloAEs .aI sxl.aS
s-uuna &uu p.-sz before vi CT ;oZ-
e. a. iAa, yDST io-m do
"Ie>. and ~ sre m-s.y .!sd 70 @ei
her S.;hout .skIn- =n,sh n mor~ 9.
her
"Whas 10 y0u have 20 pay her.
We pas he- thirty d ilz-, i veees
the ye1r a-ouaI. We j.. h~T ? ave =
vacation ia the surnmsr. -. 70 arn-i
from the sea.hOre ~receEtly. Sc = a.
valuable To U. that ~e pad her 81.
pms while % was AVA. aid We Ale
pAy for the dresses Which .ae x-a~ N
our hoQ.e We do ~ vel b. O form
\. a1y oace- and xe saye a. soS! a
one .. ihers is n New Yo5k"-y. j.
SSsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02

The W~a,e-;o-n ~. u T,,->, xyrs
TIE case o. lIi;ls gtrl ukn So, ayias
~sa sesEse;~i.s,r. IA sn, -rsslny
ks. TO n li,is. frssn1 ~hsca Wa isn-
prni~d On n l-1,~r and a circle dra1a
sroash o kss~d SPIT ra- "sii,la
friend kssei The .po; shsa The ,e,,S.
VA received AID shortly ai,crsard b.
came \ victim 70 ,ke d-eas~. IL @ss
,as oaiy case IA the plaes. M her Ply
s:e.sn bel -ses The as~esoa SIS On.
nun Gated through Gno nailA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.


"A Canadian c.FrEEman nrc"0uT
p~~rsSFei ~" hN'r% N : ~'T"ifa -
e"aEr'Eaton WAC" Ga-'n y 'oHl"i
u
Nearly hall IN nuwh0- AMI 800
thi-ls IN ps.n' 81 Crrn a'.'1 e -
new VaP"T IT." World a:r Vr 1isi -
k.a-ish
-trci~asa'faus # %0-E novels IA
"Ihc Yea 80 Max" rHi arr"a~ ia =
r"~ ~"v". e ~cr". "r"aicgs u"" '+
inS Published % i"ni"a
Inward ls-rc't Hale ~ ~-l'cs
I,u-w,r< assertion 'ha. 'Arr- h.fe. ~
dai lrls Wrr< q am - g. 'r.aJ
= ma a.. I-s. that .. 20 arm
l...,r 4.Ef~---.I "a, o.. h,--r
Su - h ,.4- -rtto.a-- ;a- i--
-, -s.,s~ Cy.- ...-.rE lie
-..f a. A. .v
.~.-..-.
II NJ .h.
- - .
f" .r-t p.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02


The .u.-' o. ~ frequently sk~i
Nv HAT Is . d'l" 't'' enough
To tel "hA! duir That nothing
-ca tty HsgJ,'s.
i. -h;n ~ Vrrfs hri arurn.t tom
The baud IS su amateur p'rip usrt E 4"
other ID, ai ~lsu't-i'f. II l"i ih"f'
ar F"up." 49," ioo ia" j. ttn.uE.
'tt.n,o N.1
Ga~-t Nt.cr dHi sDu - tIs
Wa .ru.r tI.t.a au..' V tlfr- -.
sr. 4 wt. mui cost 90 th- vt.sr 81 =
Jon n,tr a.f- tu s.iru tuf'" v1,
Kent la rumm.g L.yH.s..s uf.s
li.,h.- =, a'-~ hos What m
W ,I..- f-. l'uy I m9.hel NY
iin.rr Nis'b.r Whom H. i..-
t~r,d.,. No, Wiz 81 iu ,pu sTy
f4rns Hu4 tu- va. p.t,lq ta'
dilu', ,a,r me- trim. aar Is...l.s
.fr... mira t.r. 81.
a.lcI ina go. L.o..n- ~ F., IN.
IA i.lriH- n.ue for L-r fU1
~ $50 size f,u,iI.Jt -s. liant
81 none i-f" i''"~ NF'' "'t
Tor aUf 81, E 20 q for soli fgIu.f I
NJ. .f.rl .-sSr. bat q suri ia
sh"H'! 80 'f"'s tf'' ''+ naughty
~J"h""' "', -"
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80 ' = '"'
''''f' ''
IerH' H"unS man f'"fh'ly
sen' . hrTe7z {" p" as si'. %A"S
her to 't"r' ~" % nan h""'''f.
guarded '' 20 carefully tA ia" "ft
untb.' Z" "a" !"i -" "H.'@'A -"
-'h' h'iA "''F "''. ~"
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1893"
In 'Th~r 20 ''pisin faA ~ tia
siinPa "in"'' '"f H' 49, 90 tf<h
1t NJ oar '"n''"'' ~ -"he ".'i TAM
ara. = ~H'94t-''' a" a f-"pt '"s'
IA" '"-ts q" DO ~. IA ~~'"' -
vent -''iss""E ., ~ an ~s.' MOS
70" n~- ~as'h "
f~r-F'h D. "
ann'" ort
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n. ,s..-t 100 f1rs4os .,.aas. ,4fzx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
TIE MOST READ BOOK,

~ al the books tho world can bonst
Inc book men scrutinize the most
* no. of art. nor poctry.
-Not ifl"Gi cine. nor alchemy.
Hot Science, and not classic lore,
rni :oaiancc with is icEtfli store.
Not travels o'cr the land or main,
N"f'G which viii rick the brain,
Mt I've u heroes s;Eall or great
,tE 'iai.lc frld. II halls Of state.
Not iiS. Ior oct theology.
Ihi.ospDhy. nor hrfor,-
These ina. hc sparncd without a lOok,
EEt al men read Tho p1t1.et-bo1k.
This Is the LooL which most men crave
Nouid curry with them To tho grave,
i all :tis. took tines earn To rad
70 comfort ~ TIE i!me Of need:
ffl- :. tIr.r gD~ici aud the law,
Prom which they consolation draw:
They have no other creed than TINS
To present or eternal blE-:
No oracle for them Il WIGS
Hut ,iHunmon which this book cHshrincs;
IT ~ tG them the book divine.
b. precious treasure, thou art mine
p"g&st-hcok there NAV appear
s cath "-tgtr u title citar,
% paS~-ort "a Elysan iicic.
~ ere meg G wand some AIRY wiciiS,
-" hight uf bliss ard seats of joy,
"a harp ness without alloy
n f. Il book which most men prize,
Blu, who alone ON tins Tris-
" y ma tias mind OF men aspire,
And soul has aspirations higher
7b3n ':"v can apprctcnj VINO look
Never beyond iLc pocLctbDok.
There they " - seek IN vain to find
Tru" -atisf cton for the m %
y EGn una r weight of pam "nf prIcf.
4 -aul from ~o'rDw- r'"h- relief:
Dor ,o'lSc "a'f. here il found Eo Dcac9
rom 81 and gI.it - no rricasc.
and hDHylI a. H. res t. ist"~t breath,
No bargain can b" made w.tI dca;li.
III" IoC~hct-boOk-who read 4 well
vi III hidden meanings rtrEn-rty teal.
For these appear 4 IA" mel GIoS
10 read the wcri- hstwr ~ IA" lines.
~ o~rpiiaD, tear, and widows inoanS,
Tbs cries o! want. ani diving grOJns.
III. ircKs az trade. d.Sh'nr-- gain,
With all their evils in tltc.r tran.
rtr otherwise. and this may i.c,
i;.twccn the .inr- - "hdJffB:
The RcTrrDI!~ AID noble deed,
lisa, SOW. ng &c .mmp.tri seed.
witch lives IN every grateful Thought.
: - VITA Iicaycnly fragrance !raupht
The meaning of the ppckci-bopk,
II yOu just on the surface look.
J. much the same In ,a"h and all:
TIE deeper meaning Ioa recall,
And ftrn appear tire Light usd shade.
And revelations strange are made.
The marks of trade" these books all bear,
t.ut many pock's books there are
IN which no coutcut~ can lie found
beneath the lids ia which they're bOund,
A. fiat a. ui,dcr we ght Of lead.
or meath an clrpiiantInc tread:
And empty. so that nought inirudcS
More than ideas la head Of dudes.
Make moi yoIIr library one book.
Give this but Just one lutte nook:
Put other volumes on your stand
tDi have them ready at command.
And learn true manhood IL not made
just of commercial >tock in trade,
And you VIII find man = highest need
Is not just pDcbcf- bsI,s to read.
}. a. Snth. ~. u, IN Boston WdtChmIn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
ORIGIN OF snolANo'S SALT.
Tho Driei-Ip rsvs from which hat
CouatYv OBTAINS. Usr >urplie~

Tho Dried-Ip rsvs from which That
Country obtsin. U"r >urp'ie-
oar Eucl;-h salt supTls - ch.as de-
-ivci from the ,hrsh5rr and WoTcc.i"r-
lire sat regions. which are ~ y 1850
a-e. Mauy .! the Vl-c~s a: v .ca tn"
al: j. mined have nance ending n
t-i.h. slrh A. Noytaw .ch. Mjji"Si.h.
Nsutw.ch. Drotw ca. \~cihcvwsch and
- r.cvwich. Tbs termination z =
.t>ci. cur.ou~ly scu cant =. N- l>la-
TAYLOR has shown. ui ;he necessary con
melton between at AID the ga III
earl 81 known way 81 lvriacc - sal;
WI, @. Cuur>r IL shallow pans oa The
-ea-sho~r. q he bottom ~ = sHotl hgs.
cal!rl IN More aud early English 4
NJ = u- - %. aul "a" mlt.-s sci pro-
duo! ! ~'i Known .n '-Ii- a. t-v
sal, l.. "a! Pos. when - frie came 10
I >cov,r tie Inland brine TT, ana ,t.,
NJ me-. ,Hcg Transferred - ts.m the
familiar nam. i U.A; ard t. u.s To-.
w r. tn. -, w.. man fa-;.rri came
= be- Known "a. wV,h house iru =
wen tpr rN4m.... wa u-.g.. DIS >t-I
w. h--c The DIT ~ q r- pg ALI
"" e. all - "fusr ua,u WI sU tie
,oa.---o~. commissioner, l--y up
-. ? -~.4t survey for pswr-itt Foo,
Il, ." good a" .-,--' NJ met sE.- %
pic w.r' gave 'hr>r " tU' % H, GO .."
miami " ar~ ltI p-1.1a, go tea
that tcy wee rt..t al ,ru.S d- ~t
u lr-. AM LA ,r >... .h"y
L.'-..l f~.rt thor me- Al -.....n..
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02

According to = correspondent OF
the Baltimore SIN. an old hotel pro-
p~:etor SAYS no grnaicr hunting exists
in hotel-kcep!Dg than the bridal
chamber business. ana - tar -. he !,
con erned he proposes ~ abolish I'll
such arrangements Cor the future He
saws bridal couples VII take iEst what
You give them. and will submit 10 Al
mos; anything without a murmGr- They
are too much occupied with themselves
to take any note OF their surrounding
Il IS the peoplc. he says. who have ben
married long enough to get over the
HONEYMOON. and IN the intervals Of
f,s>:ny with themselves fuss with every
one around. who give the h~otel-keepe2s
the trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02

Cows a-e 10. The FRI. - ne tree.
bat TIE u~uiegeop-d TO *. IA" stem
~ tie ca.yX ard the hez-i he TN
b.7v.a ~cIrrDl.s. Tie >i-en-;h ie. n
the owe alone. 23,hoC- ihr ZTeea
ivy a-r - aosr~d TO u. ground % all
used 4, Al aisitc-aat Tne Glove tee
g-o~s from thirty TO forty f.; hi-A
IN. : grc-- the year roInc- Il -
i,ani n "A No nca f~laa1s. in >aaL
.-A. IN >.-a-a;s ~~t;lern-at,. n Lsnzi-
bar. REUNION -sianis aaI Csysuhe-
The poor--: cp3e- from Lsazibar -ta-
Gag Hs-a.L
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02

IL : unreasonable and unahole
some in Al mo tbs that haze MT Al 7
in their Dam :. 70 eat N Oyster" Thus
wrote BaIler. in hi, 'Dse;'s pcy liz
ne.. n long sso IS LA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
n. rather sharp
ley made in red
concord windmill
for d summer phil

te.' said jerks. and l
smile around the cor
n. 1t isn't the Con-
PIT to endOw. although
ere may be certain ex-
nd around the orchard.
money in teaching wis
.? And then he pro-
1 his o plan for the
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02

The last book read BY Genera
Gran, was The Fail Of = Repuhlc."-
~ ]. Pos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

Becker q young isdy only twelve year
Of sgeb wsrs simply wendcfluI 'of on'
Of hsf yssrA She gives upon the mas
Ter Of instrwmsats force and finish Of
execution chat Il seldom heard Rom
msturer musician. Her harmonic and
octave passages are rendered with
power and expression that Is rarely en-
loved. She was forced 10 respond 10
The encore time and time again.
Tho contralto. Miss Hattie j. Clap
per. Il q beautiful singer. She Is pos
sessed of q voice Of rare sweetness,
power, and richness, and no.withstand-
Ing the long programme she Was forced
10 respond 20 most fastering encore.
The tenor, MFR. william Courtney,
and the bssso, Mr.. Edward O'Mahony,
acquitted themselves well throughout.
They have excellent voices, and, with
the two ladies'. form q qusrtette cfrare
excellence. They must be heard to be
enjoyed.
Mrs. Carl g. Martin, the scoompa-
mist, is q thorough musician and admi-
rably suited to her difficult task.
Altogether, the Courtney Company
is an excellent determination ard will be
heard with pleasure. They give their
last performance at Armory Hall to-
night, vixen Towers Of music who at
tend will have real pleasure afforded
them.