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$1,000 REWARD.

DY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
~ ers OF King county. W. T. l hereby
offer $1,000 reward for the arrest and con-
vicsion OF the person. Who. on the 9Th day
q February. murdered J. Manning Col
man and Wilbur Pat,en. on Lake Wash
ington, In said county.
J.H McGRAw. Sheriff
Seattle. v. T. Feb q. 1888. fes
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"a
PRAUBNTHAL BROS,
RELIABLE GOODS At LOWEST Prices,
cosSLsrINa OF
Dry Goods,
Carpets,
OilclOth,
Boots and Shoes.
Clothing.
Hats. Trunks, etc.
ALSO - New and second hand Grain
aaskA We pAy the highest price for
YURA HIDES AND wool.
HRAURNTHAL DROs.,
81 Commercial IT.. Seattle
In THE DISTRICT COURT HoLDIN
/ terms at Port Tovnsend-
IN ADMIRALTY.

In THE DISTRICT COURT HoLDINo
L terms At Port Tovesend
IN ADMIRALTY.
James q. Baker samuel Q. sewsll, Arthu,
eswsll, Cleveisnd B. Prsbls, Samuel q. Nor.
risoh, Abel werk. william p. Cu,lsr, Alex.
ander u Cutler, Edward O. Allen, Alpheus
r. Boyd, Harry Allen, Charles NJ stead. I'd.
ward H. sevell, George y. Duncan. william
d. esveli. Oscar T. ssvell. Joho Rossnfsld,
lsnts, " tbs steam tug Tacoma
Whereas, . libel has been Aled In the Dis
trio, Court Of ths Third Judicial District Of
washington Territory. holding terms Of Port
Tow ssud. OF the I'D day Of fsbruary, 4. d.
1885, By James q. Baker, Samuel Q. ssvell,
Arthur ssseli. Cl.vslAnd B. PEBBLE. Samuel
b. Morrison, William p. Cu'lsr. Alexandsr
n. Cutler. Edward O. Allen, Alpheus BOYD,
Harry Allen. Charles n. Stead, Edward z.
ssve1l, 0eoeEs r. Duncan, lillian D. Ssseli.
Ger +. eeveil, John Rossnfsld. Theodore
h. Allen Aad Thomas Young. ovpes Of the
ship John Resenfsld, ubslian,s, again the
sesam tus rscoma. her u stie, apparel and
furniture. alleging. IN substance, that on the
leeA Cay Of February, A. d. 1855. said chip
John nossnfsld, thea living in The harbor Of
Nanaimo. Brttisn Columbia, and bound on .
voyage b -, Vas taken 10 TOW BY the steam
tug To sms, uadsr contrast Of sowsss. Pre-
vtcualy made, and while towing sid vs. ssl
sAreesh the vssers OF B'itisA colunhia said
steam tug Tacoma Wa % careleasly, pegli-
gently and unstillfully managed BY the mas
Ter Of ssid stszn tus. tts sfncsfs and employ.
60, that the sid ship John RossnfeId vas
toved By ths said steam tug upon . reef Of
roek, sxtsasing into the Calf Of Georgia
from Jumbo Island, sdjAcsnt 10 said gulf, and
vss totally wrecked, ds.troyed and ioss % a..
b. llAnts. to their damage tn the sum Of one
hundred and forty thousand dollars, and H.
ballsnts Demand q a sum in this suit
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HENRY X. HATHA-
II way. deceased
All persons having claims against sAid
1910 Iii nre.ent ,ksm vithin ~. 49,
from this date. with the necessary vouch-
era and all persons indie oted vii make
immediate payment 70 the undersigned,
executor, or 10 my attorneys G. u. Emery
or G. v. MundAy. at seattle. w. r.
Dated At seattle. w. T., Dec l6 1875.
RAk K HATHAWAY. k,ecator
del0d4wI
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Notice of Funeral.

THE REMAINS OF THE LATE p. p.
| Good will be escorted 70 the depot al
O'Clock this afternoon. AL woE king
men are reques cd to be in ATTENDANCE Ut
the Arnf ~ Of Co. ID. corner OF Front and
Madison Streets, at go sharp. TO take pan
in the obsequies. By order of the
CONMTTTRE
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TNo ALL MERCHANTS. LAND
/ lords and others whom IL may cen
oern: Ny wife. Annie b. Holt having
left my bed and board without just PRO
vecatisn. notice 10 hereby given that I
will net be respoasihle for any halls Of her
Contracting. ANDREW A. HOLT.
Port Riakefy. Feb q. ise2 fe3 Is
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For Sale.

ANETHIRD OR A FULL HALF
" working interest In Q Arut-class sAw-
mill prssent capacity. A0oo feet per day:
fAv0ahly located for nrvt-cl Shipping
busfnsn, and with good contracts on hand
Principals only trAsed with.
A. THOMPSON.
fees ATTORNEY q Law, olympia
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FOR - ALsH.

THE PORT ORCHARD HOoL
1 house, with the real estate belonging
thereto. Large house. containing three
rooms. with two brick fireplaces. kitchen
splendidly located. at Dyes Inl {. over.
locking Port Orchard Bay. K;tsap county.
Good land One acre cleared. AAd good
well On premises Clear title.
Steamer Helen runs BY the above prop
erty three times Q week.
ALfRED LARSON,
Mitchell. Kitsap county. care box SO.
Seattle. iAl3 10
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SICK aeadAche. habiruAl co<tivenese
pains IN back and limbs. loss Of appetite,
lad breath and Taste in the mouth. etc,
.r.fraiT f-ure< ~ the ne az
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HANo rryIve.

M SrrxcKu viii b In Seattle ey tbs
end Of this veek, and - usual stay with
us Orders left % Dsvsss's back store,
% Levusn's music store vii receive
The earliest possible attention fele
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White Seal Oil
the WELLS LINE.

4 sTAUNCH. FIRsTCLASS SAIL
n vcssci> In the Wells line, win load at
san Francisco Feb. 18th. for Port Town
send and seattle. taking all freight offer-
CHAs II. wELIs Aren't
z5td 10 California st.. San Francisco.
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TO LEASE,

EOR A TERM or YEARS THE HAT
L farm t90s acresl known a. the Ten
farm. situated on the line Of the q. Z p
Z. X. r.. six miles from Seattle. Appy
to II. II. LhwI-, Agent
jas Corner Third and Cherry %
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF ISLAND
l. county, Wellington Territory.
In the matter Of the estate Of Peter Ne
Douali. deoea-ed.
Notice il hereby given 10 the creditors OF
and ell persons having clsims against the 20
tate Of said Peter ncDsuan. decessed, 70 pre-
SAINT them, with the necessary vouchers, 70 the
updsrsigncd. administrator Of the se,s Of
said deosssed, ss his plscs Of residences q,
Crescent Hsrbor, OF Postofnce address ct OAK
Hrbor. W T., within one ysas fer the Arst
publicsfion Of this notice or be forever barred
FRANK =. MORGAN,
Administrator of the estate Of Peter HeDon.
AID, deoeased fell ~
Oak Hzrbor. Feb. Q, 1885.
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COUNTY
Treasurers Notice.

THE TREAsU RKR OF KING
L county. ". T. win pay. On presenta-
ton, al outss andtna warrants drawn on
the County Fasd Of said county bearing
dates prior 20 and Including No. "a Of
June term. 1854 No interest viii Be a.
GEO. ID. HILL
Treasurer.
Once Of County Treasurer. seattle.
January Il lss4 jaiad6wI
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NlsCKILANBOue.
Situation Wanted

A GERMAN WIDOW. WITHOUT
n children. somewhat advanced IN
years- wishes Q situation a. housek &c per
no objection 70 the country. Apply ~
ram a RruasHick Hotel ~
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NOTICE.

WILL LEAVE ALL or Ny BUsI-
i ness with Capt n r 6roeg. 70 receive
money and to settle ell bills and sccounss.
ns11 l. g. WHIIFUkD. n. d.
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILL At
Lake Union. North Seattle. bund-
ing and machinery. also six loss 70
sold together or separately. Capecip q
mil, 70 90 feet per day. Apply ts
sel3dw ], M fRINK,
Washington Iroa Works seAsda
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-28
THE PUGLT SOUND SEED

~ ARDEN OF A. q. TtLLIN0hAsi,
the largest In this Territory. On Psdne
bay was grown more thAa l00po p0un1s
OF G. raen 5eeds in l8s3 most Of whisn
have been senf East aad much Of wnacn
comes back here again. In packages freIn
Eastern dealers. 10 customers who ~o9
from the East. =.
NJ. Tiiiinghast has reserved some %
the best and has also sent kAst for sup
ply Of such ses6s - are better grovn
elsewhere. and will send out Flower nna
Vegetable Seeds on an -nurely new plaA.
He sends them postpaid By mail COOLEST
OK DxLIyEKYb 70 bs paid for when tnsg
are received
send for catalogue. In which VIII -
found prices. descriptions Ano all parnr
ulars. Address a. U. TlLLlNGhAsI.
jal3eow WIN PadfilA, Waah- IG.
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For Sale.

THE STEAM TUG 9. L. MAsTICK
l. well found in tackle and apparel. n
particulars apply to MOORE 4 SMITH
Port Discovery.
JAG MOORE 4 SMITH
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INMAN LINE.
A CARD.

DESIRE TO SAY A WORD IN MY
! defense. hsaring that have been 90
un0usiy accused desire 10 s,ate that
have At ali times tired to do hustle. 10 m (,
wife. MArgArct OrShea, and thai she has
In return for my kindness, h.d me arrest
ed and costs taxed against me. ali TO snt-
isfy the desires OF an enemy OF mine; ard
desire % say. further, that I win NOT be
responsible for any debts or actions OF
Ma A.f9aret OsheA PATK osHEA.
Seattle. Feb. "a. lss6. fr2ss
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SEASIDE. LOvELL's. MUNRO's
LIBRARY. 10 and 70 esnts. II the North
Pseaae News Depot, Mill st. jail I'm
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BAUnTON & WlhL,
BUTCHERS.

WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY A
w large supply Of meats Of al kinda
and VIII guarantee giving the public en-
ulre satisfacstoa- MarKet IN Whites
block. Front street seattie. noit
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AGENT FOR THE LIFE OF GIN
EkAL GRANT. al the North f.siD
News Depot, Mil ~ JAIL In
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BINS Il CH.Dsouxxl A Cos
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MINNEAPOLIS JOBBERS'
ASSOCIATION.
GEO. L. DALE, President.
VAN DYKE, Treasurer.
w. @. BYRON. SecretAr Z.

The rooms Of the Association. located
ct 100 Nicollet avenue. Bridge square, will
be open at all times during business hours.
A cerdi invitation 10 extended TO mer-
chants Of the Northwest to make use OF
their rooms while In tho city. and any in
formation they may require viii Be cheer
fully given. tal0
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NOTICE.

T BEG TO INFORM MY PATRONS
l. that have been obliged to close my
gallery for few DAYS on account of sick
ncss. Parties DESTROYS Of seeing me in
reference to work will please call ct my
resi- tence. Third street. two deors north
Of Marion. Very respectfully,
fHEO. K. PEISER.
Seattle, Feb. d 1885. 2S3
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FOR SALE.

HAVING INCREASED THE SIZE OF
my dairy and ordered larger 81 Of
pans. 4 feet wide, 10 feet long and inches
deep; will hold rs gallons; In good order;
cost ti3o. viii sell them for 90. Addrsss
A. U. DAVE
fe4 I'm Dungeness. Wash Ie,
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

nNE sECOND-HAND HEAv
~ spring. two-h0rse wagon, and one
new spring light one-horse wagon. in
good condition, are offered for sale cheap
Tor cash. Apply at
fsa Il W.H. sHoUDY 4 cos.
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House to Let.

SEvEN ROOMS, SITUATE CORNER
- Of Fifth and University streets. In
Quirs Of tdeSil o. 3. JONES.
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ON FIRsT-CLAss GILT
cage security for IL months.
Address p. o. box Ss4 feI2
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
TRADE REPORTS.
4 HIo.ied Dry-GooI- Dealer Who Q. ~
ruunuIatin. = Fortune.

ccnc-Dr S-gpod- store wh"r' they
ar offering ten yard, standard PRINT
for twenty-five cents.
FIR; lady Let me see som % 'ha:
calico Won adycrt.~e twenty yards tx
twenty-five cents.
C1Srk w haven; any twenty ylr2-
for TWENTY-FIVE cents.
First ladv WHAT DIX YOU advertise
1t for them
Clerk i gU.., q ar mistaken
First lady No. amt: it that ~sy
in my paper.
Clcrk-H r. i -osne ten ylrE Tor
twenty-five ccn
First ialy-EAa; TOO hi-h; ifEcan;
Get it twenty yard, for twenty-five"
cents. A. i; Is advertised. | dom want
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
IL. no. .. good quality n. ,hs, Other

It's no; - good quality ~ ,hs, other
piece.
Clerk Il Assure you ms'am. it came
from ihc same case.
Second laay-Are you certain it
won fade
Clerk W. guarantee the colors fast
second lad wha; DO You >ell j; for,
Clerk-Ten yards ior twenty-five
cent.-
Second LADY though: YOU sd Icy
tis~i ], fftsea ward, for twenty-five
cents
C!rrk-No. ma'am. ten yards for
twenty-five cents.
Second Lads Ii were To take three
pieces, couiln ven lei NE have fifteen
yards for twenty-five ocn;ss
Clcrk-No'm
second lady You didn't ,av il
wouldn't fad did YOU?
Clerk-No M. yc,m
Second lsiy-Weli. | believe IL vii.
fade. Give ne 4 sample
Exit second lAdy.]
Colnrcd ladr-Gimmc one II your
:wo-bit dress.
Clcrk-Iiow would thi. piece ,ui,
you'
Colorcd lady -Tha,'ll fade: gimme
that piece with ne rcd flower.
Clerk cuts off piece with red flower
and proceed. I" wrap il up
Colored lady Don't YOU throw in
thread and buttons
Clerk-No.
Colored lady-Don't throw in thread
and buttons They throw in THREAD
and buttons neN, door.
Clcrk-They max" more profit On
their goods than We DO.
Colorcd lady-Why, l Civ you wha,
YOU aNed for II?
Clcrk-Thi, calico costs five and =
half cents and We sell i, for two aud \
half cents; how much profit DO We
make?
Colored lady-Iaiu' good at iggcr>.
but | knows YOU make, a plenty Do
irUit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
RUBY MINES.
The rro.iuct al The dig gin. ut ny rs pen. In
Maadalay.

"Diggin-' are situated nj kyaip-n.
atpu; seventy miles to the northeast III
N tndalav. and cover an area Of a hun
DR. Il square miles. Thesystcm ui min
IA, at present employ i extremely
.udc. SQUARE pits are dug in thu
.rUund until the gravel bed i reached
in which the gcm> occur and from
which they an. extracted by a rough
aud ready mode If washing. Besides
rubi,s the gravel yields sapphire.
y -iei tai topaz. Oriental emerald. trans
parent ~corunsiarm. spipel and zircon.
the r1ibies are generally small and ara
verv commonly disiigurcd by flaws.
III s~apphires found Ar for the most
par lurgcr than the rnbics and are
nor perfect. From the only return.
which it has been found possible To
cons III i, appears that the annual value
Of H. stones of all kind, taken from
these mines is from about Ii2.JuD Ia
El5.c o. Rubic- and >spphirrs also
occur ., the Sagvcn Hill, diggings.
sixteen miles from Mandalay. but the,
are Of N inferior quality. II is quite
possibl that the ignorance If miners
- maihl " accountable for the .mall ~
turns s,cI red from thee mines. and
That. b, tn aid Of European skill and
mschin' ~. their yield might h, vastly
Increase. but. judging from the actual
condition Il the workings, their practi-
cal value ills very far short Of the eN-
p,'rtation formed about E on the Paris
linune. u the estimation Of Ori"ntal-
thu lsie N rries in the Nogaung dis
met. to Oh .Yor,hwcst II Banjo. are of
"r"atT " To- than the ruby mines.
Ihouyh no " productive A. the Kara
ha>h QUAR- ics in Turk">tan. the Mo-
gauug worA incs yield equally good. if
not iIuer kinds of the mineral. The
applc-green species. whirh j. considered
Tho me- yal,ia bic. il mt with in con-
-,irraI's quantities and commands n
r.aiy III rke; 1T high pnce-. both in
China and 4 Burmall -Bldcitc1,fs
Eryu-tH@.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
Supn1 uRAi.s.
usw tD0sSsoD N.a. 'shl+vtt...sie rs..
n4a Drrssir so-s.tss.,t-.

u.x,~H NJ. .,.
sS.orrs.,e ..s.,....i..
III, A.u>n.,, ..,, mo-, ,,...t
me,b.sta =, s~.trs.,t,. ten. .f-,
pisy -. a.. a. .,b..~ h
.f.n. ..Y.hn1 a hs, .t. t,.E
tim Ia, kaA .fss rr.s.ay ..
th.-e -idasSr n.t In %, 80, o,.sn n. col.
waser-co4 - ssi, ,hs ia, .,ana
the Itch q h~nn alIi ia utt ,~.t.al~
-tor. "a. ss,sa 4 fas a~ thsr..h...s.
II tie .uan-a. g. .ss.a .ns,e..
ia ,at. . anss. ~5~, ,a. u
t~.ssx.at Mars ago 49, sl. .
and rruis xsith,lr.I t,l~ M
In ia, eoai ast .s E.ns,f
.-s, in a,e ssrs, -ar If ,si. .f,.f
ar~ izsd u,
,.w. Fhr f. ~ -
b,.lsu tie s.at
elox~ l. {. pes m..s,rse
aud r. -..i 4 iisso Ia =.
.h... ..s :, tHwirrh az ase, AZ Cd,
i.aar ~Aasssr~ aale 20 benz,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
10y MAhAS&EI.
che Tact which should BE Displayed by
Every Mother.


The way 20 keep the baby from b.
coming .'~poilt' i To 1t il cry a. little
As possible. II will gain strength ri
mind 10 endure il necessary ILL., all the
sooner II il i allow ID - suffer ~ little
A. possible from ili> iha; a re- avoid
ed. It. wants should b. anticipated.
IL. sources Of discomfort should b. rc-
moved a, soon As they arise. without
waiting for If TO cry; II should be- pre-
vented in every way from forming the
habit of crying. Study lis expression:
when il i tired II playing on the floor
take il up and dance i, about, the To
! and let il look out Of the window for a
few minutes. In a little while II VIII
he glad TO 20 back and play on the
floor again. II il j. nccc>sar. II resort
TO discipline. b. careful IN seize the
right momen, Cor il. II you want the
baby 70 learn To 20 to sleep wlihou'
being rocked. choose a dsy when II has
been unusually bright and happy al
| the morning. wait un;iItweniy minute,
| or so after the regular hour FOR it, nap.
then give it a cup Of milk particularly
swec, and warm and nice. make IL
little bed soft and coy. lay it down
gently and soo,he it with q little Kiss
in. ard pa,;ing. and. If IL Is NO
already too much spoils. i; will only q
too happy to close its eyes in the sweet
es, kind of sleep. # it does not as ii
of CRYING will De a!mos, always hri.t
and as little INJURIOUS = il eAa be-
! BcI.aeoa
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
The FARMERS COY.

know ny faoe and hands arc brown,
But ] nm Str0nG sad spTy:
You can not 0nd an the town
A happier boy than I.
With health. with hearty apostle.
With nothing 70 annoy.
1t 10 a sweet and true delight
To be a farmers boy.
Ny pants nc patched. my cap Is torn,
bcrc's smut upon my nose;
Nv muddy shoes arc badly worn
They laugh nj both the toes.
My mother snalcs a suit for mo
That ] Tar soo0 DESTROY.
But IL is always fun to he
A lively farmers boyf
Hove tho mountains grand and steep.
They make me hin Of God;
The hillside pastures. whcr. the sheep
Browse ON tho fresh. green sod:
The spreading beech and maple trees.
Ia squirrels. cute and COY.
1he birds. the butterflies. the bees
an a farmer boy!
lca-. with j~ack-knife. carve a ship.
Or rake u whistle shrili:
Can stones uIon the river skip.
Down by tho odd red mill:
The talicst trees can niinbiy climb,
Can sing. can shout with JOY,
taI have a splendid. Jolly time,
And TOO IA farmer boy!
-Eugcnc }. Hag. va Chicago Inter Dcedr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
FACTS %

-cyp.um !. sno-a "a ,.,sr 4
Paris or a. land plaster In 10. 49,,
drrd pound. iser. arr t,r,, ~ r-,osd.
Of sulphur acid. ,hir.y.,Arr~ r~~.a-l.,
lin. AMI ,wen.v ..n. p,a,4.
ers.all,Sa,5on Irog T,,aes
,srl.l. Ia. .,.l
n,.i.cs n. p, ga -, a. -
a, d,.ianc.. ba. p, =, d.. ~,-
hard T.l
~-r,l,n-. t.
- g., and A.
an. -f4s~s.,5 .rs
S'
WY
S
'A''' ~
-
-
i"' '"
ton lhr .a~ u. ...
hcas.h, t--t. ..
With sHrbulic a.il sua ~a
.,ia5
Depend m,.ul. ou Sc a.-r e.
,,,,r .nure .urpA ~..
a, douhl. ~ trp. !at, s.. a..
.n,,l,n, pl,nt I'D tu. h.
mechanical or ,h,m,r.. attn .-.,
-, g.. ..l
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
THREE ~RUISANCsS.
Nov the Careful us-s.~k.sp~r Gss Rem.
cd, Them 9TH Os.~.

ed, Them 9TH Ss.~.
All ho~us.kscpcrs know with shai
p.rtinaciiy tts- flavor 81 oains. elm.
to the uirn~sl i'm which th~y we're
cooked. cyeB afr the mos. persistent
boilin. oil ami securing out. There
fore. if YOU have a krt,!e with n notch
brokap ou;. or a -~sillst with Balf ihe
handle broken of. do not r-lsgaie II "a
the garre; or wp-i-bet. bot keep a.
pr.ssly for cooking onions snd nnthsag
el-s.
FAt-iron. that show a ~dispv-siAon Co
rust. may y hale yet \ frlh. warm bs
ribbed on The edges and f.r with ssi-
lo~: when neat put 10 hcas. ih~s saSsis.
Ia -oon az wsrm. have the isaos
wiped Of xiiia nm old cIo,ia When Ia ,
will bs s.sand bngh, and smooth. AZ
leas; that hAs ben my esyri~ocss and
thsy ru,;s-d .o badly IA sJrn sins. to
necs s.tahr taking them - the gnni-
stone 10 get ss~m smooth Thss ~srs
ksp; in dacrrni piao.~ eoais.i -i'h
ae...1. ~tarr,-ntins. ceA oiL etc. s,ai
nothing answered Until ! eh1esra t.
try sa1os.
Chain dsh-rass are - sGesosss. ~
~couzng the mob3ng-soxd ssd
cI-aains the psniy-sAes A. ih~y aos
In sieaaisx . kettle. The bss ~S-
wAss bse xress- ha~ h-es .psiisi 40
ds<h cd WATER orr B.. ssto sashzn
e sasekly. and prr~ni ): ssrSing ''sso
the h.sxa~ II ;si. g~reeAs;sss haN an
asst~s-d. add soa hare faithfully
sosr-i up . iAZs gTsH- sps< "~s
morning. only Z b~hoA : <riasnS ap
n yoa the neat !; -Ii give say -
nsp rsbt-Si IN vish the ehaia A.s-r&<
n your hxnAs nv s<alsr. q f~ f"sas
- cal cloth tk.e~d b~rscn ~ sssaa
.aa hand viii prrsrs ne@-csr-
csxa;ry Gesln>aa
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

The i:oplrtsS We smart. Nat vs.. Com
p-i0ea g., vaea.e fAi. s.ai.

rh" ii'p'rteS We smart. Nat Wa Com
p"ioed tss vaoa;s ni. ssai.
Dr Buck ley a : that Thu story was
told him " MIR Curtis Guild, Of the
Boston GA smersd BULLETIN. In on
ycr-'n, lot th's- power q the prcss.
hc told a ~tusy toe good to be kept. \
number IF ysans ago the msHg:act-
urcr- If a it~cit,. not very far from
Boston. unieeps"x IN hold = meeting
To- which al ainnnSsctnrcrs. bat manu-
~fac;urrr. unlv Wase invited. Ia con-ii
cr - "a" mat, rot ssnmsrcial interest
'Cne BnlisrH So v.1p smart reporter
- -, all the tass le could about ~hs,
Wa done or Ts0pOaei at the mr-,ing
H. bodily w.ntA assd 81, dow among
the factor. rAgssA.- Aiier some
conversation -As s.sa little wills
p-rin- and 20 chair man aid II.
the gentleman ao9 IL. door s manu-
~facturer?
nifty
The p-ooc-fin4 coetin1d for .
short cmr- xh"n 0e chairman ssd:
VIII the. g-nil~0an req the daor
kindly inform ihs me- asx what be
ranuiAcsTe>
To this a~ 1900 iUsxsr~d. Nth
even cra;rr di-ny oAu brforss Il
am a manufacture 0EAc opirson-'
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

FARMS Ar srssols- IN BE-: 81 al
in which ~ iexrn maea sxsx essrcwrns
farming Thsy A. thu sa.s 30
sorsk nsnssz. 80 ssf Ne sexfaarsx
p~rsesseAi knowftg- n fsnnss< !. eA-
e~-u~a Tssc ss< ~ eGj,s ks-~~ .
effective. tn ssiss< So --. the nisgs
ws do. sr. Avrxrsn NIB I'd ss4 hss
sr und~rau,i esAn sA~ ,ais.s sr s~u
os rrS. sSroi Isua linz re>sw a
fa-a:ag On a gsei fasn--s Z. 1rss
ua<
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
lENit frs; lady crumbling

Second lady-Li ILL., see CO. ire>,
goods.
Cierk-Wha, kind,
Second laiy-Ls me $50 your cali
Goes.
IL shown calr<.-
Second laiy-Ap. these rsp b.; yca
have?
Clerk-Yc> II. th.y ar s1cily ,,,D-
arr.
Second laiy-Will it fab
t.erk-Ths-c co.or, arg al go,E
Second laiy-Wil this piece lab
Clerk-Nom m. IL, ali u. same orand-
Second lsiy-iic-e i>s BITTER piece
Clerk-ii's ali the >sne gcssl
Second laiy-Thi> = the bs: piece.
the Other as, starch IN H.
C!erk-Le, me 90, yoar pattern %
TIA; Piece. then
Second laiy-i doa', ike the igurs-
Show me some more pieces
lC.erk shows other pieces
Second Lsay-i Ike tbs pattern. ba'
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

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TO his name or whether lac IL = subscriber
not. IL Responsible for the pay.
The courts have decided that refusing
take from the po-t-ofhcs. or .
moving ard leaving them uncailcd Tor.