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NOVELTIES IN FnEscH SA7nEsa
SEATON PERRY.

SEATON PERRY,
EUGGESSoE TO PERRY BROTHER,,
TON HIS SECOND AND LAST IMPORTA.
THIS Lot Is A DUPLICATE BY CABLE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES IN NY FIRST
IMPORTATION ORDER, WHICH WERE
"A S sPEGIAd B1RSA I.s IN MERRIMACK AND
"EI rFRft 2'c NovrDra1rs~ IN AsDEnsoSs
NEW INDIA CKINKLEs AND PRINTED
G g MI y e GA AZ. sEEnsycKERs
WHITE GOODS, AND EN- BROiDERED swiss
NEW WiiITE AND CoLoRED EMBROIDERED
EMBRoiDEREp INpIA roNeEE AND PRINTED
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS" IL BLACK AND
S9iiioE ~, SURAHs, LoUIsINEs AND SUM
ELEGAN BLACK BEADED SILK GRENADINES
r0R DRESS FRONTS. PANELS AND GARNI-
NOVELTIES IN SPANISH, GUIPURE AND
CHANTILLY LACE NETS
NEW BLACK AND COLORED DENTELLE
LANES.
LATEST STYLES IN PARAsoLs. UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
NoVEELTidETS9 , ~ HANDKERCIIi ELS. HOSIERY
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue, Corner 81 Ia street.
Estaollshed 1910 myl5
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CARBoL1SE.
Il presented to the public without fear Of contradc
ton,
AS THE BEST
RESTORATIVE AND BEAUTIFIER
of the Hair science has ever produced. II performs
what others only claim their preparations Is
elegant perfumed dressing. removes daudruf, cleans
the scalp prevents the hair from falling out,
RESTORES THE HAIR ON BALD HEADS.
restores II to lis original color makes 1t grow rapidly
will not stain the skim contains particle of lead
silver. sulphur other deIeterious drugs
1T IS NATURAL PRODUCT OF THE EARTH,
containing the elements required by hair to feed
upon. few applications will show its restorative
qualities Does not require months of continued use
before you can perceive any result. 1t is cooling,
ceany and too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
it. Ladies who using say is the best dressing
ever known. Price 81 90 per large bottle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS It
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The American buncosteerer will have to go
abroad and take few lessons In the higher
walks Of his art from the Frenchman who ex-
torted one hundred and fifty thousand francs
from Baron Soubeyran at the muzzle of pistol.
The uncivilized American may devise new
tricks TOR illegitimate money-getting once in a
while, but the highly-cultivated European can
improve upon the idea every time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-15

There Is war between the ten-cent BARRIERS
and the dve-cent BARRIERS in Philadelphia. If,
~ now seems probable, the fve-cent BARRIERS
carry the day, they must expect In turn to be
disturbed by a three-cent movement. Compe-
tition Is the life Of trade; and there will be no
protest from the hirsute public as long as the
tide Is in the direction OF cheapness, even
though 1t came to a shave for nothing, provided
bottle Of hair restorer be not thrown in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-15

St Louis is getting her fill of m!sfortunes this
year: First strike that runs the price of coal
up TO ten dollars a ton, and then storm that
floods her cellars. To have to pay double
price for fuel, and then to be unable to burn it,
u a com bination of circumstances which ought
to make her citizens thank their stars that the
warm season Is coming on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-15

The editorial excursionists have for the most
part gone home. They have refreshed their
eyes by a study of Congress, and now they are
turning them again toward the classes OF people
who work tor a living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-15

Mrs. Grundy thinks il Is as little as the Presi-
Dent can do 10 invite the Rev. DIR. Burchard to
perform the marriage ceremony.
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Judge Barrett, who presides at the trial of ex-
Alderman Jaehne in New York for bribery,
announces his intention to hold court daily
from ten o'clock in the morning till ten at
night, with intermissions for meals. In view
of the present agitation for shorter working
hours, would not this be case for a struck
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W. Go Own Gun SrocK

OF laiies' Muslin Underwear every little
while. and as soon as the opportunity is offered
to improvathe standard of quality. that is. Sc
curing u better garment to sell at q certain
price, we take advantage Of 1t, buy, and then
reduce the price on the former garments in
order to close them out at once.
That this principle results to your advantage
Is manifest in the following. and that it results
also to our advantage is evidenced by the
steadily increasin: business Of this depart,
ment
burg embroidery around the neck, and two
clusters Of six French tucks down the front,
Reduced from Acc. to CSC. each.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts seven
inch Hamburg ruffle around the bottom with
nine French tucks above
Reduced from 81 to 75c. each
Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts, four
wide rutf1es up the back. forming hustle, ex-
ira good quality OF Muslin. some customers
prefer to buy the hustle separate we suppose
Reduced from $1.25 to 81 each.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Night Gowns, yoke Of
fine tucks and Hamburg insertings, Ham,
burg ruffle around the neck and sleeves and
down the front. About year ago it sold for
dollar, recently at S7lac. and now propose
tOClOse out the stock on hand at 75c. each.
Stout ladies should remember we keep con-
stantiy excellent lteS Of extra size Drawers
and extra size skirts ut our usual low prices.
Headquarters for Muslin Underwear.
Second floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD d LOTHROP
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IAPOkTERS OF FRENCH WINES COCNACS
a CLAN FAGNLS AND CJltDIAIS.
" Austfs fTebcn ClA.ctS - and ADO per dog.
~ .,.ii s,..rSis, e,'e- g.. ZinfGSll superior
~. SD bun andy 500 -. coz
Ills Fes;: ~ directly nieh II guarantee of
- tr';y Fias EGsnr. &c fo,:ies sortss en- calsse,
- t,,t1A q 81 AtiIN\i-. i141 ia, ave.
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1t Is announced that the TallapOosa is an
choreo OF Staten Island, waiting To carry dis
patches from the federal government to the
United States war vessels which may be or
dered home shortly. Meanwhile, we presume
the marine insurance patrol is sweeping the
sea. so as To get AL the floating kegs and hen
cOops and such things out of her way. 1t would
be a bad piece of business to have the ITALIA
poosa sunk by vagrant spar, for instance.
when she was laden with precious messages
nom the navy department to some impatient
commander.
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The timid old lady who has never retired to
rest Tor hfty years without looking under the
bed, VIII be more timid than ever now that the
capture of Most has shown what terrible fellows
sometimes choose such places for copcealment
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Observation-Disclosures

I.NOR RENT-UR LEASE ANTHRACITE AND
L bituminOus coal dump ON Hue of u. and .. x. r,
Washington city. near corner of lst and 6 SITS ne.
Trestie work of oak. $50 feet long, average height
feet Capacity Zoo to 500 tons Now ready Tor use
The B. ana o. is ready contract for delivery OF
above dump for another treste that will hold 1000
tons Apply to THOMAS w. SMITH, corner LIST St.
and Indiana ave. n. W., Washington, u. c. myl4-3t
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VTAPOR STOVESi VAPOR STOVES!
All sizes. Single Generators.
Refined Fluid. 5 .allopS /.
Bcnzne Fluid, gallons 75 cents
Delivered at your house free.
Two-burner Napvr Stove. 80
Heating Furnaces Latrobes, Ranges, Plumbing and
VentiiatbiS Tin Roonng, Gutterius and Spouting
Estimates cheerfuy given.
TENNYSON & TALBOT
1888 sd ST., West Washington.
Orders by mall prom pity attended IE-s tn th4w
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1t seems like reversing the current Of history
70 ind people actually srming and drilling in
order TO resist by force the comforting of polii-
cal liberty upon themselves; yet that is what
the Ulster loyalists are doing in Ireland to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-15

The cowardice of the anarchist Parsons In
hiding and leaving his associates to face JUS
ticc alone Is equaled only by the impudence of
his wife IN publishing the card which was tele
graphed from Chicago &c last evenings STAR.
Her complaint that the anarchists have not
yet been given a hearing at the bar of public
opinion is particularly amusing. In view of the
tact that the speeches and manifestos Of those
people have formed part of the stock in trade
of every newspaper in the country ever since
the first anarchist proclaimed mis- faith aloud
on American shores. The wickedness of the
police, too In dispensing n mob frenzied by an
incitsInsnt to kill and plumber is dwelt on with
marked effect by Ms. Parsons. Her notion of
y constitutional and righteous course of pro-
cedure in such emergencies doubtless would be
70 wait until tine killing and plundering had
been done and then to dispense the mob. 1t Is
noteworthy that persons vino declare all law to-
DO tyranny are the most anxious To have the
forms of Law observed when their own comfort
IL endangered; and even such n stici<ler as Mrs.
Parsons, If threatened by cut-thrOat in the
street, would probably rather have him
rested, even without a warrant, before the COM
mission of the threatened crime than after
ard
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As the anarchists of Chicago, who are princi-
paily composed of Poles, Bohemians and Rus
slams, believe that in union there is strength it
Is To be hoped that they will all hang together
In the end.
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When a man strikes down his neighbor in an
outburss of passion overa real or fIncied injury,
the courts deal with him as leniently pOssi-
BILE though the most merciful consideration
does not always save his neck from the rope.
When the victim OF hunger grows desperate
and robs a bake-shop ne is given the lightest
sentence the law allows, often in response to
request from the very person who has suffered at
his hands. This shows that there is under
current of kindness even in the dispensation of
formal justice.
But the man who, without provocation, de-
Nberately and In cool blood plans a murden or,
not having the courage To commit II himself,
encourages its commission by another, is
hanged II courts and juries and states attor-
neys han. him; and he who calmly lays
out a scheme to rob his neiehbOr is put where
his pilering Instincts will have To gounsatisfied
1oT a term oil years.
II this distinction is so marked, what should
be society 'stfcatment of u man vino makes it
his life work I'd plan, encourage and direct, not
one murder, simply, but wholesale butchery;
not one theft, or two, or three, but the art and
business Of pillage?
When this question IL answered we shall
know just what ought to he done with Schwab,
aud Fieideh. and spies. and Parsons, and Most.
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LNOR SALE-SOME VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
IL ing Lots on Capitol li parties desiring a home
<n, 10y paying cash tor the lot have a nous built on
very moderate terms DUFFY a RoT.T'I
m L. 81 tu7 III Il A W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoRsALE-A BEAUTIFUL TRACToFGRoUND
\ In Mount Pleasant, suitable for three or four
handsome, large building sites profitable sttdi-
vision on the 4 sth NJ. Piney Branch road Can lie
had In half, hole VIII shade l2ls cents per
loot The village Is prosperousiy advancing and
ground la close proximity is holding at ~ cents per
loot. CUTTER A. WINlH
mylo-3t ls23 IT.
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WANTED--ROOMS.'

w ANTED-FOR THE SUMMER, a NEAT LIT
w ue room, with good bed Wizards huiel
must be convenient and cheap. Address J L r. star
Office lt.
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PERSONAL.

A Ii CLASSES DETECTIVE BUSINESS TRAM
~ acted tnoroughly; expert shadoweIs; confdentitL
WAsHlNGTON DETECTIVE AGENCY. 326 r. T.
NV. WILLIAMS GO. nsyl3-lu
A NNIE COME HOME wESHALL DISAGREE
e, no more Is MT MURPHY has given up the sstof
al Yeast Powder but Dyon's, and you cannot fa 10
have the best of bread WILL mylA
owl SERVICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ and answer on all subJectA send TEN cen
IVY INSTITJR
sp27-lms Southwest 9Th and X stslw
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEASD
Oupon us we are now prepared 20 pay full we nr
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Address orraiiss
"JUsTHS Old stand" els ID st NV. rsm
In MENORIAN.-A LARGE AsSORTNf OF
u Italian and American Marble Monumep hno q
the latest style OF finish. IL now cred ~
Nm RUTHERFORD Ab.s
Corner 2la a. and Pa AN. W.
ss me; sss ss' .''" ''A ss''a'''''A 1882
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INoB SA LE-ABOUT 80 600 FEET or GROUND
southwest, egibly located several buildings there
ON only 3la cents foot Apply OWNER Loom 4
1851 ST. NV ap.S-lm
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19

member Of the senior elass st IL time
OF his withdrawal. He has had q
varied experience, finally becoming
superintendent Of schools st Kansas
Ci5y. After continuing in this position
for some time, be decided 70 complete
his academic studies, and. arranging to
have his official duties performed by a
substitute during the ensuing year. he
started for New Haven, and entered the
senior class at Yale early in the present
week. In looking for a lodging place,
he found that his old room on High
street was for rent, and he now occu-
pies it again, after "a lapse Of over twenty
years.
Capitalists are now busy With schemes
for Transforming the arid regions Of
Western Arizona into blooming gardens.
-Four irrigation canals are now in course
of construction in ella Valley. below
the junction Of Sal; river. and when
COMPLETED will provide the means of
c~ultirating an extent Of country capable
Of supporting 2O.UW people. Another
scheme for tapping the s~ubterrancan
waters OF the Santa Cruz river between
Casa Gran,lc and Tucson will border
the route Of the Southern Pacific from
Yuma to Tucson with a productive
country instead Of Il waste. The Arizo-
ma farmer will have the advantage Of
being able TO supply the Eastern markets
with fruit before the earliest fruits are
ripe in California and thus secure high
prices. While peaceful pursuits are thus
fiouri>hing in Western Arizona the east
ern portion is harasscd by Indian dep
relations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
The New Siovcpipe Hats.

Sometimes there is Il good deal in a
hat. and sometimes there is not. The
latest authority saws there IS to be less
room in the upper OF the >tovcpipe than
usual. In fact the news.>: dudes are al
ready tapering on at the top a good
deal like the old-fashioned Suyar-loaf.
or the historic hat of the witch-burnerS
Of course there will b. more or less
cutlery against the snlongation and mar
rowing of the stovepils. Ii is ugly and
uncomfortable enough at the best. But
when ii conforms m~caSurably to the
size of the human head and keeps up
something of the spiri; Of the soft hat or
turban the human eve is not too sewers
ly offended. But 10 run it up 10 a plain,
black. bluntcd point is too much even
for the prevailing beauty Of men.
Possibly the return to the Puritan
shape Of hat may swing us back some
what toward Puritan moral> and in
some things some people might b. in
ciincd Ia call that AN ~inlprovemcnt. Blu,
/; Is doubtful If tine hat would accom-
pli>h much toward improved morality.
Even the head is rather ineffective in
that line. and much lcSs can be said Of
RATS. The narrow top hats have moi
improved the womcn very much, and
The men are much tougher subjects Ga,
whole. little is to be hoped for in the
hats of the day.-fxiadelpkis
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
SherifS Sale.

ES NIRTCE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID by j. II. Bailey, clerk OF the district court
Of the Eighth Judicial district in and for the
county 81 Webster and state Of Nebraska. and
to me delivered in favor of the 81. Joseph PIow
Co.. plaintiff and against Spanoglc 4 Son. ID. y.
Spanoglc. +. l.. Spanogle. David Il. SoanOglc
and Ancil l.. Funk defendants. I have levied on
the following described goods and chattels a.
the property Of said SIranOglc & Son. II. u. Span
Ogle. +. J.. SFanOgle, David b. Spanosle and
Ancil l.. Funk, tO-wit: 30 rods check row wire.
5 bhls oil. Weir cultivation extras. plow extras, :
viscs. mower extras, shelter extras. power eN-
traS, wind mill EXTRAS, bolts and irons shelving
canvass ana sicklcs. pillow handles. roller Golfers.
lJow-sharcs. I Jack. Champion hay rakes, :
keystone corn planters. J Champion 10 hoe
grain drill. ST. Jo stalk cutter attachments,
i disk harrow, > Challenge Onc-horSe drill. y stir
ring pi0ws,2 Weir scc,icr attachments. = Key
stone check rowers. I reel of check wire, I feed
cutter. - corn plows. which | shall expose at
public sale to the highest bidder Tor cash AT the
Liberty Pole in Red Cloud. Webster county.
Neb., ON the 18th day Of March, 1855, NJ one
O'Clock !: u. to SATISFY said execution and costs.
Dated the md day OF March. 1S;.
II. &. SCOTT sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
Road Notice.

STATf OF NEEFsskA. NEB-TEK cot y
- Us 3o AL sLpll Is HEaY sa1sa~rB Ths
cniniais-roEscf appointed - asra @Ef Frfsgt -
a certain rEsd prxsca fuT 81 . rsr7 Fsi t-tffu@
1aff >sSisrt ssa b+rst NiIb ibr Sr-zaig f%Fx =
WEBSTER c,fsttg. SssEnE fha1 = fsfsa5r ft1G -
s-ssssst a. iotAsn- satiss1rfs~sac - = EBsrs -
r-f. east si tfc sssTh st-f ~uE1aer q .~e1sss
ihrr~ - ios = fsslT g.. rguEe ira ftse s4 aaz,a.
ssst1ai5 s<sa h-zrfsr eygBfs 8ue- Iarssr ftauNkss
dsS ssaih cB> fEs.s % = pcsut - r~ls esss ~ ~
~SStk-uSt se<Ss@r .. svfssa Ehr1- ;osH far
raft%. tea - Nrtstes ssssEsF. N~brzS1A
hA> Repeated fasurahsf AssI n-sszss~fas. rhe ~
tsbifefsn-sH II ~ssi rsesa stsa zsi -5J-~tsza<
ilssrr<o ~ cLzfhs. far aaAns-es rzfa - Eka 81
fise ruGpfs ss-s. ossr~ 30 o. t@f%r- s<<sr -
Arr1i IA lS~+oz sEcA ru~s wSs - rsshIs-ss.s
n tsos- rssssfs- IbrgrEss.
Es<I stDusf. Narsh q. rS~
Ia J Il. BAilH. CO<ssAy fters
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19

0oD00 NOVvg sung
How does that yene ran! SINE.
thing like this isn't it!
There are whe touch the magic s.ring. .
And noisy fame - proud TO in Them.
Alas' f1r them who never sing.
But die with all their mGsie In them"
Eyes, that's beautiful, pathetic and
true" said your representative. The
poet alludes to people who are ONE
how suppressed. and never get their
full allowance Ofjor and air. Which
reminds me of a letter SHOWN me the
other day by Hiscox & Co. Of New
York signed by, Mr.. f. &. Williams, nf
Chapman, Snyder & Co, Pa, a promi-
nent business man Of that Place. He
writes: IS" have suffered with As,h-
ma for over forty years, and had a ter
rible attack in December and January
1882. hardly know what prompted
me to take Parke.'s Tonic. l did so
and the fret day ! took four doses.
The eflec, astoni.heh me That night
! slept as il nothing was the matter of
me, and have eve since ] have had
colds since, but no asthma. Nv breath
ing is now a. perfect as though had
never known that disease. II you
know Of any one who has asthma tell
him in my name that Parker's Tonic
will cure it ever after forty years.
There Was a man who escaped tn e
fate Of those whom the poet lanIents.
This preparation which has heretofore
been known as Parker's Ginger Tonic
will hereafter be ADVERTISED and sold
under the name Of Parker's Tonic.
lnasmuch as ginger is an unimportant
ingredient, and unprincipled dealers
are constantly deceiving their custO-
mers by substituting inferior prepare.
tiOns under the name OF ginger. We
drop the misleading word. There is no
change, however, in' the preparation
itself, and all bottles remaining in the
hands Of the dealers wrapped under
thepame Of Parker's Ginger Tonic
contain the genuine medicine If the
fac-simile signature of Hiscox & Co.. is
at the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
Legal Notice.

y COUNTY CbJEI ~ AND FOX " III
L si@r county. Nstr. IN the matter at fsc PRO
bate Of TIE Nil vt Martha v Paul. a-ora~ri
The state of Nebraska t. tNr heirs and neat II
Kin oi the s1if Martha Y. PsGi. ders&S-d lake
nOt.re that tlscr. has t-~n hie,i IH tn pfu-sssf.
COAT \ written instrument purportiuE - ~ IN
lat VIII and testament O. Martha \. I.snl fsr
probaf" Aid allow aure. II - THEREFOR srdruesf
81 April A II. I.~s. before aid eaaFf a. ~. bssr
Of ] u .surS . IA. AZ HhIeh time arr fsr~ea iu-
icrested rDsy appear snd coates: the AN T.
II iuriAer o~rirresi that a csyF 81 thls order b
published fhree Snr-e- sive Wsrks !1 tn E@f
Cloud Chief. a Heesls new syat@r g thr> state.
infe~fifHsGy whereof ] have h-rrty - nTy
hand and sfsNei the ~zl 81 ths Sal car =:
Efd ,ksG this fh aay * Narra. -
". A 81 kDT-sAS, County Jnaxr.
J>o. q IE-FH. Attorney i0r EKcca;og. ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
Legal Notice.
NOTICE Il HEREBY cIyr>

NOTICE II HEREBY GINEN THAT IN
~ virtue OF "a chtttvl .~hurIEJgr dated October
Isl. le>'. IN FAVOR of The uu,i, r~ggird. and uu.
'n!cd III tiir Office uf the county clerk of Webster
county. Nebraska. and executed b, IaytfI
fitzgerald, To secure the payment Ola certain
proilI>Norl not" Tor stJ.G,. with interest nj IA.
rate OF 10 per cent. itcm the date 81 said I.afi
gage. default having been made Ina Ia. ut,lYrf,i
of siid SUM, and aid mortgage f.,.!u. unsafe
and Insecure, therefore | viii ~rii tie TT peri,
IN saiu mortgage described. At public auction uu
the farm of ItIoIua> Quinn la section = Tow f,
rang lo. IN Webster county. Nebraska. oil Sal
urGay. March -, tN~i, II 10 o'clock \ NJ of sid
nay the following described property. tn-wIt
HE crop q: corn grown on III. north side Of >,r-
ZION =. ia Elm ,rrtA precinct ANA county 81
Webster. ou what Is known - 49, Thomas
Quinn farm. III tfITotb
IN tR
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
The Impending Danger.

The resent statistics of the number
of deaths show that a large majority
die with consumption. This disease
may commence with an appearantly
harmless cough which can be cured
instantly By Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, which is guaranteed
TO cure and relieve ali cases. Price so
cents and s. LOO Trial size free. For
sale by Ferguson & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
Administrators Notice.

LNIATE or JOSEPH BURR. DECEASED
- IN" unl"reiSnrd having been appointed
administrator ~ th- ~" "~t1t- OF JOSEPH, BUR
late al the county Of Webster and ~iaty Of Ne,
hra>ka. deceased. hereby gives uotic, that l..
VIII APPEAR before 'h- county court nf Webster
at The court room in Red Cloud Al ih.
term, an the second NOudas 10 Drtaher
ncNt. lN~i. ~ which time AL psr~on- haxl ug
claims against said estate ar. notified and r.
Ia attend Tor III" purpose of hasiI. the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted To- aid
estate are requested To make immediate pay
InrIt ~ the undersigned.
Dated March 9TH. I-sC
&wJ T. H. For. Administrator
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
StOp that COuQhiu1.

BY useing DIR Frazier's throat and
lung balsan the only sure cure for
colds, cough hoarseness and soar
throat and all disease of the throat
and lungs. Do not neglect a Cough.
1t may be fatal. Scores and hundreds
of grateful people owe their lives to
DR. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam
and no family will ever he without it
after useing it, and discovering Its
marvellous power. 1t is put up in
large family bottles, and sold at the
email price of so cts.
FERGUSON 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
The Excitement Not over.

The rnsh ut Ferguson Il Co.'S drug
store still continues on OF per-
SOUS afflicted with coughs. colds,
asthma, bronchitis, and consumption
to procure a bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the throat and lungs which is sold
on "A guarantee and is giving entire
satisfaction. II is a standard family
remedy. Price soc and 81. Trial size
rec.