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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04


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9sea 1A4 ~ sWa1ltAl1 agEll4s
I'd s1fhar i149h 8 tli1Ill -tai1s1 hnys
4han RakfW . GRqg haslea hina.
o. alsh tka ntln's asniss q ~.
2N4F 8l4E 5 efamas
Hts 90 Ifs..|s - -. .riisfr'.1 rr,rn.
A4a eAaa lls lss ~ &oWm.
one anesn Iai ~ Ne kiooa strssn
hEpm to9haoI,a fgaas of dAmes
G1rg ms GO nsay. nsnIiaa dreara
of la 81 mse ans fama
ny llsIpninn anasl hsasa ths psayeE.
Ard caImlg nnsliinR. aalds
re ! ba1 811ua ~ GIiszrn1 hNiE,
1hy hpnag Ri1h heth as
~eua. \ thars nsshins n sts iensh
10 ~ t114 H1Ezlg efa7,
NHlE t1nn E anllus nEzrg naaK
p 6n4 90 wsaAsa 21E dag
a.. fruasi. baas e wemnnnand.
WsS9eo1 11n1 u41 WoG8 Ilaef
Ona hi,nr e1nnot Ie4Qe beninA;
la sa4as-zap ' pEseaae~s vie.
Ia arnni aook napphiru pea.
Add urp4s viii moFnl1R dew
fhe m4n wuul1 - bog azoia.
Ard b 3 b1saaa1, tnes
ard n ehsSs ns,hlng lafs unsaid.
H1loEe ~ Ghnna1 apmsaE4t
&smembsf - f1o1e aEfIa kzge as1
VIA f1e luEolNsns yeNge
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

eour1tzaas HaaaananzxaA. On Bsoep
kNu LAVA 8zauR. y ehs Fsns1Y fuE ths
sumpsinn, BFonahifis, NarVous DshllIIy,
ezMuR h tha hiEn1Nl toEnM We ere
c9nalar14Y y Eaaalp. e eagAiaoas1B e
e4ges ARum ne moal EsllaA2 e1nruaa.
en1 - raeo9 s1zd il e. Ne 1e1l re1ao
ay eng ~ aouze aizsanns- NSH eaie b
a. b nzEwkES 6w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

RmrzAMx aaHa -Khin Waak ~ VII
a4sr q Iot e rsnnanls tha1 eaSa eoGo-
~ kis6s ~ ~ Fpoas aRs f1aea eeeds. q
panie pEin1sl We eEs ina oia aany e
elaae up. 90 we have azafAe4 then e
pris19 that will nall tAam ligssy. DtE
hHrnaIna u rennaDta e4 areu Heodz.
olaak goods. eIlkH, NeINe4 80 aA1iRA,
A nEna1 nAnY 81 skeEe pisae1 enulain
smunRh f.sR . fWH Gr9n9. Woad1xfnl
aaraaina b remnanta of tabs lins1A
lnEe ezFfaana, nnnnsla fnee9. abeelinzs
slak1mRe, 0EM11ea, pBM44as E&es II yOa
uan1 Is kasaa q niH hAnNHln YEAST al1sn1
onR RESISTANT sale 8hss wsek. ba9 renaa ~
81 Wo ere ElstaW ~ b1sire8 and d
ung 4xsfanze geeI1e ~ ziea Mmn,ta
NJ NcawAnncnan Hnna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Ngw xszk n1rala
IhA1 isaeaa stofy whieh b toEa b
eaf nege eolnwnA e 4 atoat paFt
GungS4ai ornfioa hxoka ~ & h1noS
hose au1 anegs hef huaeand dlniERelgd
u - 3 w1E1 q tEnmanaB Nizs and b
dis1 1naG4s. XNa women wte eEa6f
n ana carried 4 eoout WSth A44, and
uetsf tIt4ned q eeffhg I'D q iE kns8
3Nn1 1t8 WR4 nea attfae9iEe. she &C.
1endoa q haE ouena11 and was Ne nia.
trazs q : hnppg home 4 cu1 uith 3
Than ohe ioekef inao the eiazs ard
thounh1 hosa1lf beautifnl. Olnes poo-
PIE thnuEht 30, TO-. Ehe QFo4 vain, she
hireed. ard now hsE nnaband Gays SIS
has dialppoaTod. Tbs noeal 4. warts
are Rpo8 lhlnaD . hesa - ne hcnse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

TIA suaafa1alv airna est faslinn e
ofsan expsFiemoad b lho resnls 81 imr
poyaFiahed bIooa. nna euu1eQAs1i en-
the feed. Aad Ne aeaimiln1Ann q rs
bslnR thua ineiRof1tsd lhe lsIIln9 mp
idly ehan9ga - . Rfatsfai aanss e
srEeeelh and ener1y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Wills monss y esosa. uanss and
pgien1 lo8. nxp1na1e ahnold - an1 dnun
u ssos4 h01sah1IA Eoo1ony. the
watch wuzd faE nnn1bega. hamas Cd aoo-
toF bills b efengg hagpina u ~ heuas
3 hel1la nk Uf. Bo1atko1e ConnA hnd
hnna tgsnQ. 6l0ra 4 eoaoA in9lamtly,
reiis9ga e6noempti0n, eurea ozanp and
gain "a tls en1E1 IL one uinAt. ft 4
iast he teme6F Tor hard times Fkssa
% cents end 81. Eamelus fEea. SD
b A. ,. SFEwknT. 6w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Tha fawar wish wAish Dx. Henlsy'e
lic b attributed % he puFitE q lhs
e rersaeented teoo. Ihoasandaef nel-
voas people have reaped fnmsasREA BE
ogeruufksd men win end this tonic ;
Rreat tseasuss. au
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

What - goa wens q nit ap touaoE
Anr, BohAgfs ashs6 he safhal. Inapn.
tIeullY, Nis's afIsg oeNan o'oIoak.n
= uant % fhfnh, = said Buhby.
HNeli. yOu oan e6My 40 tns1 ewenay
minutes aots e. ocnditiun that yea
stop nskina fooltsh dnesfionsS
Bohhg readily aomplied with this eon-
ditian and foii % 'fkinkinR."
Thsn he fell oH his char.
pa he said, h9inkly, - be gained
60 npFi1ht position. "if Jesus b Gods
eon. how is Il thAa thegvs eut diasFent
naneefp
Five mlnutss later Bobby wss bssussn
the ahests.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Scr FnKzoaT Harms. Our apFina
goods arriving ~ ehsBp freight snahlel
ue 70 give the pebllo the beneft shereof.
We o4eR eieans uow goods and nolhlng
ahop worn, 81 pFiose without parallel d
the history Of Egasales
miss Texas B 6rkoEnal4M.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Fon RAhB.-~ HaElng ne regular rsuAe
for tha aannuaen AEsou, Captain 9. Con,
her owner, oIsxa haf for sale ehK1D
Bha has Eboent1e hess saogoMRhig ever
haaloa and e1lsd ~ n npgd ktGpe. Ne
will nell hur fer mooney q GOOD espox.
ana h u ara4 eiaaa eond ditlon, and Wasla
aaka usslni beat sn : ahols soais. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

WV. Rs. erezrls1. nf fgineI
lad. writes O1s ~ aR na1aonnEn
gDss Ind, wns q lena sn1sggg Ufzh Ca.
auMD1l1n. aa4 Naa GiENn - 20 de b
tee snaaI Slhs1eal1 af d. Hs1e,
Ma9 Observers Ger Cengnualen. and
tnn oNstn& h of ne. ln az munl11'
lime ~ wzlkat . fhia oIaI. 4 - zze
~ ak miss. esd h naw - m0sA tm-
pso4ed sts - a1Il us.nt q 80 fsa.s
eha omua her fse - ~ Rroo Trial
sGflna a a. \. oxHMAnxa DKaa @loEe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

kog EI9h Aa1 pear VIA visa b euioy
aood health. end wso Do noe uieh -
xenoEa % hikteK, uaunlau8 llvaE e9ialusl
and eafhartins, h the oou4entFate6 Il1aid
fknii Esmedy. SyFHp oE Fiaa. Bampls
bottles fEee. ard So. and 81 bottles for
eale ~ a. b SzHWAHz. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Asths DauaniuA DairY MA Dorsl.
II eha a9aF e 5enaa q 11a's oose and
sAne eznge. III sss48, 20 go always
aas awasa, NuEaN Nsalamllk eul Sc. ag1agk
a tklaI = 81 slsAL ap9lln5zS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

DAAxM % 4 R1aNHxA -yeen Ro8
disa In shts sisg q aonanmpalen Eus-
day mesnina. May sds AGED ahsai %
vsana He eune . Ssaiils fFom Has
rseen ecnnfr. Onfn. his natiVa Htasa,
lafa "a tAa RaaR aes3, aad haG resided
hsra sinns With the eEeepslua 81 cos
yeas epaaq 1n Ogeanm fsom s1Se e 1853,
dafIn4 uhleN tluna ~ naEEle8 Mia Ne
Eillnn, og salem He I'D q sober. H.
aaairious, blamalel lifo. BainR e. en-
nnoelruzluo aiapnsllfen ~ nes1E una
mneh enangsd u pahils a4AirA BEE
tEeqafaE oeuallso ma9os u.Aese @
~ ntfl a. the paoplo. and - 9 iaHEe -
asse nnseesss& ths enn dsnas nna -
apsca cf those VIE knsW him Wsll. hl1
Wits. tuaEFeun nsna and aeyerd eDallsF
eAll3ana, anKxtga him. Ms ftmAin1
uela lafd away d 0dd keilsWs enme
tsry gngtsFaay nflaEnooA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

wost interesting and evenly oon
fasfad game - baseball uaa plased q
thla pl4eo % 6nndag, hetween Blake
laRia oraakcd nina nsd the Part Madi.
s8n fndiau team, waieh resulted - q
siesaRS foe ths iastEK hR q asnr8 of 16 to
n. 0ln1s On $50 ehanRsd hands, the
principat l1sef being Uu1 CoHbete.
Ehs EialaaEa weBo aamptnouglY sn1sE.
tainad g tha nainhEions y twe of thsiE
namlnusa Mesn1s. Borehill and Del
plAlas. hcNmE Sonn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Tnknsa Eoa xMB 8suHDs-A pairun
usllss ts Us from Do53s Cry. Kansas.
a fallsWE Il ivsa On PaNal eouad
feug yeals ana foulisAly lnfa - eoEs g
haaHnr knmeaa, aad e aoe1 e1 i'U
ALA q dmanstal naMaaars ta Fstnrn fm
aatne q. I Uunla pEnfsR enc ao1e -
Waskfnaaan TnRritpFy % 40 hRra ]
- = aaa atrene klnauaas abou1 ~
- a Fneoe He,an1, tut prefer tae
rnin b lhtA 8aaaas enan4gy. b, ounae-
uaonelp. 6 nnan e. I ear aall osl hoge.
e.nma end ] vii ~ area1 t1lieama
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

A RMNmwn NAxUxxzoN.--S Aes yua q
f,nusnrna oleeffa 'sHeM SIR sWell, I
- l,esla panhaea eent ogaF tn ne -
fte nlmmunaR OEsGon-- i11l htllss Sal1s-
lnal enaknna. 80 waEs1 E1ela s1na tlo.
Hea "a eons In ysaf ~Nhg, man,
ha4sna 80 hnar6 tnA1 ~ Oeeacn eaa
- y ~Nss go nhs4 BF 0eaENel ]
reass a. slaAs ~ aEa paa ID . nlA o.
80 wanknaa. Thara Waza wl4t0
wsrsh e diAmunas a h"-Ckaeaps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

0nowlNa iapuafmzs-Whils makiRa
his fsunds yssisEdagsa s1pnstsE dEep-
ped into the kpundry Of Allmond b
Phflipe. on Froua street., y zee What
Waa e6lna on. Re found halt q doaen
men eozkine d ths and wiah their
spoon SHAPED seofa, RsitlnR molda i1
rradinesa g reoaivo he nellen install,
which uan aaeahina II the hnca furnace.
kdfr6ine himhseif % Nj. AllmcnA, TIE
FsportaE nskads rDe yon heEs e. &nienf
merk % keep ysuF fuandKy snnntng aIl
lha timer Ar. AilauBd rsplieds we
nanaas - Keep baBg, eilhoaah ve
eouId % mu1A ula1e, - wg have auBk-
Fiog faoIlltaa fag tutnlna on1 woFk.
HoWsseE. We eannsl eompiain. pnfsae
TIE pass tWo weeks Ne have turned Ont
thirteen toaa 81 eaa1l1aa The bulk ~
shfa eunEntsa ~ saae bar4 We also
oasf slahi 4se hfdRanta foF Port Blake
b. sne . three tke1aan9 poand pila
driver hamm3F ~ Oiss4 \ Ness, sf
slamNood. ana asa noW eurkioR - q
haksE'e oTeu fsr HH WsinAe lA1a3y En
b1eiapa4 here, va b A9sn9 % a1afe q
haknfy u Gal Hafhof, uhar4 ahia even
viii es ehlpped.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

ThsaNsu Eaas Lawn nzsw1r, fer
nnia 81 ~ k31srEhn HknuwAzn ca, b
iars naapss1 % - wnai1 e s1o.lia
psspiA AL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

40 sunaa. Csrdneog asew galxsA .
nAeHzn BnsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Assoc HouaR, af HlAskssrgy. (nIa }
ns1s ha oaes bis lils = 0slmess'a Heg
Esfis Elixir. TRv r. A. b.6xEwAnz. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Nav cnuncn. ATiinlee have heen
arAwa 10 inooFporaaing ~ Fins On.
rsauassanal Ckoseh ef 6lauRhsaz. TAa
lresssss namea sse Eraslns 0seen, =.
n Mswiss mnd 1IEA J. b hnWias. tts
uh.aos a the easposaftoa = - acQaite
1tsa O. ahieh . heild = c14HFsesiional
sAarsA atxsa tee1 10 ateA ssea h4a
atrsady besn ealez7e1 - C6stseopAe1
6lalian, en ~ NesWay farm, ~ siAaHh-
las. Weak "a ~ ea1Koh vii eoa.
maaes e ahoal iAfee u9ekas and ~
laE1aau4a va ne eampaaaQd ~ Aos@t
l1Fsa una1hA u1a too14And oollaln
will Be required fo eonelets tha ealid
IA. A pogtlan of lhla @OAeB VII D.
faEnlahsa s. tho MtasioaaFg hoaRe.
ed ~ haaAnaa seaaired w1l ne aaisea
n ~ enod ei1sa e. ~ AiaaaAset Ana
sielnisF. nse. 3. II ElIsa, soc 81 Eefc1l
GeaRe onnen. ana Ne. Gseea gsneeiyed
~ beA e hnil1lnR q a1nfea %
sAaazAleR fenR yeaE1 800 an1 no4 theg
~ 0xparieneina tna real ss1aat1n 81 taatt
tkea fSna hanaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Fmsmnss EEnoElaz.-fhs slssiion
g cAief of ~ Rirs Deparszssut feg
ihs snsulnR yeaS pasaea 80 quistly yaa
aas. althoaen mueh lpsareo1 was
nanlfssle1 i1 tho rogda - ~ ffienda
z 90 rpaps ipp sana afln1a Ihe Eaee
~ siusrH laaraneK kNilaen. ~ pres
en8 innaul Il. ana ]. n. NeDoaatd. e
Nan pnas No q EaFrtaaaa wofe
aat ctfrYiIe NussIs fru4 thSis pl1ree q
haalanna Is fhA poll1 nesa beqk ezAin.
lfs.s fflian eiaea wae ~ No. lss en9iae
hnasa. vhSEe ef9ud vas aEze1Helet 81
6A4 ienn, sltkouah ne hesa nt fselinR
prsrsIiea nnoa4 tAe hEa ho9s. Oniy
an1ers of the Eine Delgasenenf -
eoaa smnalaa oai4 ssaa A. 8 a.aioek
ahen lha Polls elsae9 80 eut1s I'D oeeh
sa o. thes ketlpaN FeeoiVe4 1st
ia MeDsaald l1et keliaa4 naAsofief,
q T. ne svsnsB sAa aNn1 Went afeund
& ksiloRa'a plaae af hasioaes Esd eeu-
ottaa him . eerenaae, a411H uhich -
ensesnhiad ngoe asFe tAfe4 roaNlnE
eAseEa foE ths se.eiaaipa CAief.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

= eanaaA A iok g txasa laTEa bed
sssaas ssaaasd b = wntA ecHgA-
e-e-.n EN--. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

SoAA a ~ q LAVA lNs ii
u eheeFfully commend
Your AnoMAxIu Wun;
It did new life and Viaot send
ThFo1eh this weak SralAe Of mina.
u Old Tor atl my stomach flla
More than the dogtoF and his pills.r
A. B. HTEwAzE. AGENT, 6eatlls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
The RED CLOUD CHIEF
FRIDAY. JANUARY Is. 1856.

THERst Yill be universal satisfaction
among honest men of all parties over
the assurance that John Sherman, of
Ohio. will be mis- own i'm the
senate at Washington. A united re.
publican caucus has so decided. and
as the republicans have \ clear MAORI.
ty, Notwithstanding the injurious rat
ification of the frauds in Hamilton
county by a democratic supreme court
the result can confidentially be dis
counted IN advance. The election of
last fall in OHIO was the most disgrace
ful political episode of the year. Tn.
prostitution of the ballot by the demo-
cratic "rsformers" of Cincinnati was
boldly devised and hrazenly carried
out. Exposed by a non-partisan COM
mittee OF the best citizens of Hamilton
county 1t WAS defended and ratified BY
the supreme cour; in decision which
orever damned lis authors the eyes
oil reputable men and lawyers through
out tie country. The C ,nspiracy whose
sole object was 20 defeat the re. election
O. one of the strongest ard best of
has happily failed. Senator
Sherman's broad and subtle intellect,
wei equipped mind, and long expert
en,e IN national legislation will be nj
the disposal Of his state and the nation
for another six years, while his reck-
less and abitious Liliiputian ccmpeti-
tor. john Mclean, will continue in his
attempts to secure noioriety through
the columns of the Cincinnati Enauir.
er. Some O. these days when age ha.
perhaps brought wisdom. experience
and moderation, Mclean will discover
thai The public distinguishes between
relnt'tion and notorie,y in political AS
wei as IN business. In public life as |
Wei AS IN the social circle Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
Take Notice.

The Traders Lumber Co, of this
city. Mr.. +. +. Grble manager, is now
fully prepared to furnish the people OF
the country adjacert to RedCloud witt,
lumber, building material. lime, hair
cement. hard and soft coal. etc i'm
any quantity desired and at the most
reasonable rates. 1t will pay the pee
pie of Webster, Smith and Jewell,
counties. aud in fact any and everyone
in a radius CT Fifty miles of Red Cloud
to get figures from the Traders lumber
comdany it intending to build, rs the
company are bound to sell lumber at
all hazards. When You want ANYTHING
in u line call and see us before buy
ing elsewhere.
TRADERS LUMBER Co.
Per +. E. GoBLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

Evans & Perry wish to say that they
are prepared to move buildings.
Maple syrup at Billiards. New York
store.
Parties wanting too buy pianos or
organs will save money by seeing J. s
NOll.
| Go to ForrestGr's for your colored
glassware. Cheapest house in the
city.
Cranberries at Billiards. New York
store.
See the Western Cottage organ be-
fore buying.
For the best organs see the Western
Cottage, sold by J. 5. Noll.
Beautiful yaces, dolls and toys on
the 5 and Zoe counters at ForreSter.s S.
per con loans at the Nebraska &
Kansas Farm LoEn Co.
ITCH and scratches of every kind
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This
never fails. Sold by Ferguson Il Co drug
gist. Red Cloud. 23-ly
Fer fine confectionery ami cigars 70
to the post Office.
Second annual clearing sale, the
square dealing Golden Eagle clothing
store will make Il big reduction on
overcoats. heavy boots, underwear,
WOODEN scars. WOODEN socks, and will
continue to give the - per cent. dis
count on Ill ladies shoes from now
until February |, 1856. TO all cash buy
erS.
Delicate and lasting perfu mes at the
City Drug Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
EVENTS OF HE WEEK.

The Nebraska x Kansas Farm I.oar
Go. have plenty of money to loan.
Go TO BallarG's New York store fol
fine groceries.
Styicgraphic INK. the only ink TT /,
use IN the Independent pen, for sale
by Ferguson Il Co.
The choices, oysters at Billiards. NeN
York Store.
Scarlet wool underwear at SO cents
and upwards a. the Golden Eagle
clothing store.
Ii Yen would see youoself rs Others
Q yon, purchase one of those elegant.
iv-ornamented mirrors now on exhi-
bition al the City Drug Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
For Sale at a BARGAIN.

A desirable residence in the city of
Red Cloud. Nebraska. being lots l3. a.,
IS, l6. II, Is, 10, 20. in block Is, origin
nj town of Red Cloud. with house
having four rooms and good cellar
good well and pump, us fruit trees OH
place, various kinds. nearly all bear
ing, also small fruits bearing; ~ shade
trees on and surrounding the place;
blue grass i n front house. 4
delightful residence and good location
nexts square northwest of court house.
Also three lots next square north of
school house. md ward. All can be
bought at n bargain. Inquire Of
j.. =. BAYHA. County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

Call at Bradbrook's 4th avenue Gal
lery and have a negative taken ut once
so as to give me time to finish them
and not be disappointed.
For Sale.
One SIN foot oval front show case.
&. l.. CoTTING.
Cabinets at $500 per dozen, Cards for
- 50 per dozen until after the HOLIDAYS
at Bradbrook's Gallery.
|. Simons' auction room is open for
bargains at all times.
New York backwheat noui at
Billiards. New York Store.
. Uncle Sans harness oil i'm any
quantity, at Cuttings.
Call at Simons' auction o on Attn
Avenue and secure good bargains.
The celebrated stylosraphir sen
feeding pen, the mdst convenient ard
desirable pen ever made, for sale oy c.
+. Wood Red Cloud. Price $l.25.
Orders left a, the office of The CHIEF
Viii receive prompt attention. One of
the most meritorious articles in the
market. To be appreciated needs bu,
q be seen. Seventv-iive now in the
city, and all giving satisfaction. If
The Golden Eagle sells the hes
mans boot for So eve- sold i'm the
county, and their SELF boots and shoes
In all grades canno, be beat for quality
aud price anywhere
Call ON k.een,an 4 Wiener at the
post office for choice, aud always fresh.
imported, Hey West and domestic
cigars.
Ii is no wonder that the Golden
Eagle sends out 10 many large bun
dies, when you can get a good. servic-
able suit Ia meas sizes. for $3.50 and
upwards. Ovcrcoa.s from $225 and
upwards.
Don't fail to see the elegant line o
albums at Ferguson 4 Co.'s.
For bargains in dry goods go tn Ms
Newhouss.
Lnans made with the Nebraska 4
Kansas Farm Loan Co. can he paid at |
!
Remember ittakes sunlight aud time
70 make Photogrsps.
Holiday confectionery as the pos.
6l6ce. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
Probate Notice.

ENLILABETH T. CHAPLIN HAS THIS :STH
IL day OF December. IsS. flied her Petition
In the county court OF Webster county. N.h.,
showing anaong other things that Jonathan 7.
Chaplin. late OF Webster county. N-h.. Il Ell on o.
about December Is. i>S. and asking that letters
Of administration be- granted rer. Tuesday.
January the 18th. isSs. il appointed IT cAee Of
county judge. in Red Cloud to hear Ss.f Petition.
All persons interested VIII take notice Of time
md place and attend IL they 81 sr>ire.
witness my hand ana seal AZ Office tn Red
tSkALl Cloud this &eh day of December, fSss-
sSW3 GEO. q. NElsrr. County .Igtrp-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

Call at Bradbrook's 4th avenue GAL
lery and have n negative taken at once
80 as To give me time To finish them
and not be disappointed.
For Cola
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-27

The principal material used in the manu-
facture of paper in Tonkin is the ke-yioh or
paper tree, which grows in abundance on
the mountains in the environs Of Sontay.
The dried bark of this is brought in bundles
upon tho backs Of oxen or buffaloes from
the mountains. where it Is gathered for the
numerous pa mills, Whose principal center
is in the vicinity Of Hanoi. 1t Is worth
about cents pound. This bark Is mscer-
ated and rubbed up in mortars, 90 a. to
reduce it to fine pulp. This latter is ex-
tended with a certain quantity Of water in
order to form q clear paste. which is sizsi
with an infusion made from the shavings of
the gomao, tree which grows in abund-
ance on the Black river mountains
The paper is manufactured sheet BY sheet
by women by means Of delicate bamboo
screens that they alternately dip into the
paste and take out Herewith thin sheet of
paper, which they deposit upon a board
At the end OF tas day these sheets arc put
into a press in order to extract the moist
ure from them and are then dried by plac-
ing them one by one on a hot masonry wall
Finally they are put up in packages and
trimmsi. Each woman makes 1000 sheets
a day. The thickness Of the paper depends
upon the consistency Of the paste.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-27
now the Nomad,c Lapp Travels.
lChicago TirneS.l

The reindeer is to the Lapp what the dog
is to the E quimau. and in addition they
give him fool tuleat, milk and cheesel and
clothes. There ara q few wild reindeer in
northern Europe, distinct from the tame
species in being larger. The total number
of tame reindeer In tae land of the Lapp is
nearly $40 0o0, but not near all OF them are
trained to harness in the pulk. for a family
Of ordinary siz. expects 70 slaughter forty
or fifty each year, AMI trade away half as
many, and these are seldom trained, while
those broken in are not part of those doomed
to obstruction until they are rem lsrsd wcfth-
less by accident or old age.
There is never more than a single reindeer
fastened to pulk, and seldom more than
one pei on in these Lappish sledges (chil-
dren excepted). but ons good driver can
take q dozsn "yresrhorns" riding by put
ting each one in pulk and tying the reins
belonging to its animal to a pulk in front,
forming a string OF them. he taking the
lead Thus families travel. the pulks unoc-
cupied by people being us,i to store away
the family effects, etc A very small
amount-about the weight OF a man--is
usually carried in puik, SO it is easily seen
that as a msthod OF transportation it l. a
very inferior one, ani the m st nomaiic
Laps have quite a small supply of effects,
to accommodate them elves to these cir
cumstances. While on our trip ws stop about
every thres hours, u1hlraess the reindeer,
it is turned out to feel on the mos for an
hour or SO, and the journey resumsi.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-27
The Silver Dollar in 1794.


In tie c5l,resi OF 1874 the shbject Of the
emblem ami devices for the now silver
dollar to .sa coinei at the Philadelphia mint
came befor. the housa A southern member
bitterly psossd the adoption Of tho eagle
for the EN- lem on the reverse Of the coin,
on the groua / that "the eagle Is tho king Of
birds. ani Iss.c, naither suitable nor proper
to represeas q nation who's institutions ami
interests were wholly inimical to monarchi-
cal forms of government" .Psrhaps q
goose might sIit the gentleman" replied
Judge Thatcher, "as it is rather humble
and Republican bril-, AMI moreover, the
goslng would answer to piAcs On the
dimes" TIE fsrco southerner took the
playful resoinier as an insult and sent q
challenge to the judge. who promptly rs-
fused To fight on 50 slight q ground. @Wil
you be branded as ccwardr asked the
southernsr's frieai. Certainly, II he
pleases." replisi Thatcher; Il always was
one. and hs knew it, or no would not have
challenged me-"