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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-04

California express, that passes
| through Salem atSa. m. or he may
make the trip during the night. The
fare is $G.25. The first stop is made
at the town depot on the mag
nificent, broad and well graded Pacif-
! ic Avenue 100 feet wide. This is al
ready Of good length and is being
rapidly extended at both ends-out
i'm the suburbs and over a consider
able grade i'm one direction, and down
| to the wharf and freight depot i'm the
other. A couple of weeks ago "a
| twenty-five foot frontage in the bus
mess part Of this avenue was offered
"Gor a few days only" for $4,000!
For various good and sufficient reas-
ons / didn't buy at the time, and now
il Is doubtful whether it could be OBJ
tanned at that figure. The town rises
abruptly from the deep waters Of the
Sound and the large fiat that over
flows when the tide rises, and the
streets appear i'm terrace form till,
after much climbing, you reach the
crown of the hill and find more level
ground. The streets and avenues
.r, hr,,d ,rdo, ir,u,onyo o,nount
Of grading is being done, Many
springs gush out of these hills and
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-04

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-04
ACTIVE STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

Lack of Agricultural Land--Businesi
Chance for Salemites.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
sSWhas FOOIs We MOrsals Nc =

On Saturday morning while the
average brave of Red Cloud pulled on
his trousers. swallowed his morning
repast and repaired to the commercial
centre Of the city 10 quest Of Uncle
Sans headquarters, for the purpose
Of perusing some sweet scented odori-
FERROUS missive from his best girl or
the morning papers, he was DUN
founded to find that the same
Uncle Sam" had folded his tent
like the Arab and silently stolen away
70 other pastures greeh, or something
ike that but he'd be gol darned il
the thin,. vas where it used to be,
but upon inquiry it was learned that
Cuclc Sans deputy, A 5. Marsh our
worthy Z. N. had moved the post,
Office to the Cultivate building on
4th avenue, decidedly the best and
most centrally locate! position for the
post office in the city. There was
scarcely an early riser but what
went marching down TO the old place
for the mail never discovering that
"it was not where it used TO be" IN
til he had gone to the rear end Of the
building. 1t is a good move and
should be appreciated by the general
public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

DR.. =. JAMS. OF the Nebraska State
Medical and Surgical Institute does
nc, per.end to be . eurc AZ bat
claims 70 have better success than tie
general prse,:eioaer 10 chronic die
eases on account Of devoGag his total
time . sueh diseases ssd the asYs
sunber hs sresia He has nth hin
shree t.cunnA dcllsss vorth a -
s.ruueuss for eli kinds Of exsaiss
tious and operations. sneag them Is
microscope. costing in Earspe sssa
Corsal;siioa free II the Hslls.<
! Hss& Sssssisy Dsssob9 Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
MOVED.
The Chief OMce Has Taken 4
Change of Base.
Now LOCATED OPP0sSTE MOON
BILOXI.

To our friends and patrons You vii
take notice that THE CaIEYb a- io2rd
IL ~necesszrv 10 move TIE once "a
more ~commodioss quarters and con
sequenily can nov % found Dows
STAIRS, just opposite }. J. Quicker
dry goods house in Jnc. farkes
building. where We shall be CAD u
see all of cur friend. and patrons
Don, forge, the place, sas' si!c Web
s,er street, opposite Moon block.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
why Cans Red Cloud Get There.

From the River,on paper We sec
that the woolen mills Of that place are
going to pull Up and move. Now,
there is q chance for Red Cloud and
we would advise cgr citizens 10 jump
on to tina, enterprise with both feet al
it is one Of great moment 20 The IN.
tcrests Of This city Il We can only ge,
it to locate here. Wake up gentle
men. and see about IL al once
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
MUST TO.

In the early days Of Methodism 1t
was the custom in church for saint
and sinner TO humbly kncel during
prayers, and in those days it was on-
sidered wicked and worldly for a sister
to dress except in the plainest manne
Feathers. sealskin sacques and jewelry
we're al a~bomination. and there was
not much hope tina: a woman dressed
in the fashions Of the dav would ever
even get within sight Of the pearly
gates. But what n change has come
Of late years; the sisters dress in the
lhighth If fashion. the brothers sport
Sold watch chains. diamond shirt
studs and other jewelry. and sven the
ministers in the pulpit look as though
they had just stepped out of the fash
ion plates Of some elaborate merchan,
tailoring establishment. Well THE
CHIEF is not going to quarrel or cavil
about the change. fer we believe well
dressed men and women can enjoy re
licicn as well as the good OLD Chris
tians of homespun days, and it Is 4
pleasure to 20 to church and see such
congregations. But a great change
has come into the form Of worship
the humble position f kneeliog il
prayer has been abandoned, and boil
saint aud sinner now sit bolt upright
and while the minister is interccdin.
in their behalf both men and wome,
are gazing around taking an inventor.
Of each others dress and appearance
This fact worried one of our eminen
divines Gvisg not more than a thous
and miles from this city, and recent,
he saw fit TO rebuke the members 70
not kneelinS in prayer, as they use
to do. and deplored the evil days int
which Methodism had fallen. He in
} sisted that at least in the social pray
er meeting every devout w~orshippe
should gel down to business and pra
! in the good oil fashioned way. II
: thought perhaps the architectural cor
struction Of the pevs might have
little to do with il, and made that .
an excuse in general service. bu
thought that q, prayer meetings III
members ought to conform TO the oil
usages and kneel. 4 lady on til
way home Vas discussing tie vord
of reproof Of the pastor. and sugges
ed ,ha, instead Of blaming TIE col
struction Of the peus as al excus
why the sisters did not kneei in PA,
er At the Sunday services he nigl
more appropriately have attributed
. the aschiss-tural eosstrueeios
the ba.tles they sore. The basal,
: must 60. or our pastors mus, give I
;. the idea Of getting The pssye1fEl Z
their knees.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Do figures lie? Let rs see Two
women had thirty chickens each,
which they took to market. They
agreed to divide equally the pro-
ceeds Of this sale. One sold he, chick
ems two for 81, getting for her thirty
chickens $15. The other sold hers
three for 81, getting for her thirty
chickens $40. This made SIS realix.
ed on the sixty chickens. The mer.
chant called on to divide the money
said:'You sold your thirty chicken.
two for 81, and you sold yours thirty
three for 81. That makes sixty chick.
ems at the rate of Eve for g.. Well
Eve into sixty goes twelve times
twice twelve 10 twenty four. Tha'
makes ga your chickens brought
But, a. shown above, the womel
actually had $s5 in their pockets, a.,
were rightfully entitled t. it, although
seemingly the Derchant's figures a.
correct Caa say Pspil of the sshoa
tell - wherein tAey are vzoasl-Ex
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Dr.. p. Jsnss il nc stranger but an
old and responsible nsidsss # Ne
hraska. He ms bsea 9 Grand L.
land for the last y years, that 10 the
place to get your information in re
gard to his responsibility a $ physi-
clan. Consult hin in Red Cloud At
the Holland Ilssse. Saturday, Deeen
Va, ltsA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
CaPpes weaving.

Mrs NJ. L. Huffman announces that
she is prepared to weave carpets o!
all classea Leave orders With {.
Sekaanis .. Aasoa's old stand II
Special rates given on Piaaos and
organs until Jan. lst- Pianos so.d :or
cash or on monthly payment. costing
less than 81 per day. Organs soli .;
rates to suit customers-
SABA J BAiLkT. AIT
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Doa ie; Fre}adi >ee sos ifa@
eonsaI,ia. IT, celebrate G-F@H
.pecsalis, IN Rec Doaa a. 'as AsI-
land House Saturday Desea I5iA
II Won are afflicted vitA : shrsase
disease. Yoar phy.ie.az Is as; The oas
to inquire about hssa. srits t. ssy -
spoasIble party u. GFsad isl4a& w5sre
he mas been for twelve Ts2-S IL =
/, eradicate q three isalirS
.ad through tis successful ard A
Practice has bccoas eEs s. busa
Islands larses; property hs.dsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
SPLINTERS

d Lin 1CSlS
Gathered Up BY Chief Reporters o.
And About the City and County.
Bulk oysters at Joe Herburger's.
Yarns, Yarns. at Mrs. Newhouse's
Hoods and toboggans at Mrs. New
houses.
Gus Lauterbach was in the city
this week.
Extra select oysters at City Bakery
served in every style.
There was q a musicale at Mrs Bel
lows on Saturday evening.
For farm loans see X. X. Stowe,
Office over Deyo's drug store.
The Chautauqua circle met at Mrs
X. Skcen's Monday evening.
There was a tea party at Prof
Curran's on Saturday evening.
A nephew of District Clerk Forts
Is in the city this week from Beatrice
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold a service
a. the Methodist chapel Sunday al
Jim. Pickering. formerly operator
at the depot was viewing the metrop
oils Sunday.
Muh1ers in over one hundred
styles from DC a piece to 81, at thu
Golden Eagle.
+. A. Swcszy, judge Of the county
court went to Denver Monday on
little business jaunt.
Our rates on farm loans and option
Of payment will suit you. Office ovel
Deyo's drug store. X. X. Stowe.
The Red Cloud Democrat, by JEFF
Ward is on our table. 1t is a spright
ly paper and The CHEF wishes il
= success.
Married, by Rev. Falkenburg q
the Methodist parsonage, Dec Il, Mr.
Geo. Barton and Miss Ida Scrl, all OF
Webster county.
Overcoats or suits if you are look
ING for either YOU can save D pc
cent on the dollar by going to {
Wiener's Golden Eagle.
| can make you farm loans quirke
and with less trouble to yourself. tina
through any other agency. O&c
over Deyo's drug store. R.k. Stowe
The only failing We may mentio
of DR.. p. Janss, is that he can't cul
every a,lment but whenever be meet
such cases he is honest and fran
enough to admit his inability.
On last Friday night was the b
weekly school entertainment. A
usual it was successful all throug
and was attended by more people tina
could occupy the great audiens
room.
Regular services next Sunday col
Quoted by the pastor, in the NJ.
church. Morning services at 1915
Subject, Is there a Heaven, or tt
survival Of the ftest." Evenin
services st Z T. m.
Mrs. S. 7. Van Horn, who VI
brought to Red Cloud last week fro
Orleans died on THURSDAY and "
hurried Friday. 1t was q sad dea
and The CHIEF extends its sympatl
to the bereaved husband and mour
ing friends in the hour of affection.
Benny Vanpyke, the Is yea, {
son of MI. VanDyke Of Line TOW
shin, met with a bad accident &
other day. He was standing about Il
ty teet from the wagon where the b
had been chopping WOOD. He want
an ax and one Of the men threw
upobseryed by him, the blade striki
him on the head and cutting m "
though not serious wound. He 10 &
ting along nicely however, altheu
he will have . eore head for -
time to come.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Santa Claus has taken up his head
quarters at the Fair, With q large as
sortnent Of Chrissmas goods At prices
TO suit the times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

At Markell &Sos's, Wednesday and
T~huurDday ,Deoenber IS and 20 Of the
finest stse Of Jevelry ever brs1ghs 70
He'd Cload.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Tie Mother ffisud t asu
rel sh,r; vais, Va buttons 20 sew
IN. 81 the Golden E.ar,s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
R.T. Shirley 10 in Yorx this week

form school this week.
Doll cradels and carriages for the
girls at F. v. Taylor's-
The largest line Of juvenile books
is to be found at Dey.--
Mn. 10 comb has returned home
from her visit tn Indiana.
Next week will b. an extraordinary
brisk one for holiday trade.
y. ". Fiaisig has left Red Cloud
and moved to Kansas City,
Hobby Horses and Shoe Fly's for
the small folks at F. Y. Taylor's.
Buy your wife a White sewing ma
chine for q present q, T. v. Taylor.
Fresh oysters received three times
per week ut T.. Welsch's. Dickerson's
old stand.
Deyo is o~verstocked on albums and
you can buy cheaper Of him than any
one else.
The congregational church give q
social and fair tonight at the \. NJ.
{. A. hall.
Always in the lead in size OF stock
as in lowest prices for the best goods
is the motto Of &. Wiener.
| have one Queen organ which |
will sell at cost for a present.
+. V. TAYLOR
Great bargains in Toys, Christmas
gifts, yarns, Dress goods, etc. at Mrs.
NcwhOuse's.
Grand Chancellor Lane will visit
Calsnthe Lodge X. Z. tonight in
special session.
What's the matter with a fine par.
lor suit for an Xmas present. +. v.
Taylor has them.
See the nice lounges l have and
they will make an elegant Xmas pres
ent. +. v. TAYLOR.
G. r. Clancy has moved his Law
Office into the room lately occupied
by n. W. Flaisig. 1t is nice one.
Miss MOllie Cook entertained her
friends with q tea party at Mr.. NJ.
r. Bentley's residence on Thursday
night.
As Dol as the engine is placed in
position, We understand the electric
lights (incandescsnt) will be ready to
FIRE of.
Remember the opening at Markell
& Son. There will be a $40, 900
display Of Diamonds, Watches. Jew
elry, etc.
The Christmas trade Of our mer-
chants is much in excess Of last year.
We are glad 70 note the revival Of
business.
Don't waste your money foolishlv
but luy a useful Xmas present for
your wife, mother sister or best girl,
7. V. Taylor has them.
The F. & NJ bank building is fast
approaching completion. The con
tractors will have to hurry up in or
der to get in out Of the vet"
Mrs A. o. Berg left Thursday
morning for an extended visit in
Lansing, Iowa, after which she will
90 to Illinois on a visit. Andy I'll
ready looks sick.
Stein Jones, an old time friend Of
The CHIEF vas in the city this week.
He vas figuring to get the Cowles
Herald. He would make . live papel
Of it if he had succeeded.
Young's C. O. d. 8nposisn il
building Up quite . rspstaaisa "a
bargains and people are dcekiss
there daily 70 secure first choice =,
new goods arrive every day.
Our Wholesale house enc Of IL,
largest in Chicago will have lheil
travelling man here December ~ ant
20. with . 100000 display Of goods
Call and see the display whether 20,
want to buy or not
New arrivals At Young's c. O. d
Emporium, dress goods, fancy silk
velvets. shawls, ladies and Mise,
hose and notions. The above are bar
gains picked up BY u New Yorl
buyer and the best values receive,
: yet. Come in and see them befor
they are gone.
SAINT. Claus has taken up his head
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

New line e Cover Pot- T
DECORATION and stationery Jast
ed az Uenry Cool =
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

See those 6ne bed room suits At T
Y. 1sylsFis ~ - xoo Psssssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14


60 % Earnest Nelch's iof fresh
ba'k or can oyster.
Why pay - fer al over coat that
Berg Il Galu-ha sell for s; o".
W. have been moyin@ this week
aud consequently our new Is Slight
ly lacking.
c. Wiener vii. sell YOU the best
shoe OK boo, for less money than any
house in the county.
Fred Barber who recently fell from
a scato!d while working ON Mr..
Finkenbinders barn is slowly eccver-
ing. The CHIEF is pleased to note
his ultimate recovery.
Der. 4 Galusha will sell you Il .u.,
of underwear sl.OO less than any one
asks for same quality
The farmers eating house i the
place to get a fine lunsh or a warm
meal. Earnest Welch Prop.
Taylors is the place TO purchase
furniture. He keep only the bes,
goods and sells so lev that al can
buy.
Just bear in mind this one little
item that Berg 4 Galu-ha have a bet
ter assortment Of neck scarfs than
any one
When in Red Cloud call al the
furniture store Of F. V. Taylor, oppo.
site the post Office. ard pick You out
a fine kitchen or parlor suit.
Gloves lined -r unlined tina, other
ask you 81 90, $l.25. $3.50 for. w
sell for sJc, 81 90, $l.21.
BERG n GALUsHa
DO no, fail to consul, DR.. Jans.
the celebrated German specialist, lat
Of Berlin. will be ipRed Cloud. =
the Holland House. on Saturday
Dec. 18th.
Consultation With DIR. /. JAMS
president Of the Nebraska state Med
cal 4 Surgical institute l. free. i
Holland House Saturday. December
18th. ISIS.
The highes. market prise paid f
tutter and eggs. live turkeys an
chickens a; the Western 4 SoEther
Mercantile Association. Red Cloa'
Nebraska
The great slaughtering sale Is sti
going on Piles of goods are sold
an enormous reduction at the Wes,er
& southern Mercantile Association
Ladies rubber boots at sl.jO y
pair, also wool lined shoes and siil
pers in grea, variety ., Wieners
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Glo.es and mi;,eas D; Z g
the Golden Eagle
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
J. i. Winters ha> commenced ;hc
erection Il 4 new barn

J. !. Winters ha> commenced a,
erection Il a new barn
The Oakes Comedy Sketch tlat
will appear at the opera house Noa
day night. December l., q, which
time they viii dispense to the theatre
goers of Red Cloud a program eor
sis,ing Of music, mir,h and mimicy.
The company Is composed Of tue be-;
talent in the profession and ,hose
who attend will pass pleasant even
ipy.
The WaukeshA. Wis, Press says
Ii has a most select, amusing and de
lightful entertainment. The com
paay is entirely composed Of legi,i
mate and talented artists.
The Wintersc;. Iowa, Press, SAYS
This tip,op company paid their hrs'
visit to our city Tuesday. Each one
Of the company ana such noble work
that IT seems out Of place 10 speak II
one and not Of the rest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

II yea ess's ssa -fa yga sAss
ssysaeze else 10 tsss. wAs - -
Heasy Coosa he has Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Fisss psss = A1kas.s - Hsssy
CsakiA
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

After Ssnasrv /. ls.a the
.enr,ioa price e TaE CHIrf "!
probably be II; back To $3.50 Per
annam. instead o. 81. a. has been HE
price for the Ia, "a year.. pue
dollar is too low for s~ubscupsion TO =
country newspaper the ,iTe CT TEE
CHIEF. aud cannot be run without
loss. W. have decided however. 70
siill give out subscribers 4 chance 10
renew a, 81 90, Il the .sme = paid
By January ]. l,.9. after that date
~ ,hsll 20 back 10 the old pT.es O.:
81 % Per e Cone T:gh; ~ 4 yea
want 10 ge; the paper ST one dollar GO
Tie ensuing year II back .Eb.eTp-
ton j. no, paid By JaHua-y /. 1859
We shall %eolice; sl - per year loral
subscriptions tina; remria GapLi at
that time. \ L IiosnEg
Il Proprietor
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Notice is hereby gl.ea ;A.s ske 60
partnership hefstofsse s1issins Be
sseen Josa :. Pa;kxa sss sIiizE
Parkes. urier the srz n2zx q.
Parkes BsSs-.is tbs Day Sssss.seI 81
Eptsai consent
Joay = LAExIs
Wii~Ax SxzAlS.
Deeeobes l., l.os US
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

Gathered Up BY Chief Reporters Tn
And About the City and County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
Farm Loans.

Farm Los ms.
Interest from 6 10 10 per cent.
Time from ! to Z years. CAL and
investigate. q. ". BARKER.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-14
Dr.. j. ]. LEEK,
EessEs $500 q IiS.A7A
ES. S s. = &; g: s.
VlgHBsrsyjlD
DENTIST.
l will arrive i'll Carlin April End and
Elko April 9th.
OFFICE At DEPOT HOTEL.
/ shall remain

l shall remain
in Elko but one or two weeks, as there
are two good dentists there.
Last Summer l visited sixteen towns
i'll Nevada; this year shall go to the
larger towns only. My prices for all
will be the same.
Extracting children's first teeth with
out IN Aniesthetic 25 cts.
Extracting children's first teeth with
all Anesthetic 50 its.
Extracting adult or secend teeth with
out an ALpS,betic 50 cts.
Extracting adult or second teetn with
IN ApesthetIc ST %.
Extracting IL hrgs number of teeth ut
one time, small reduction.
Gold aud Plutina Alloy, (silver fill
Ing,) 81 % TO - OO.
Cement filling, (white fillipg.) 81 90
10 81 10.
Gold filling, ranging from SO 90 up
10 S2u 90.
Whole plates made Of rubber, (red,
black or pink,) $l5 o. to $40 20.
Partial pines mnde of rubber, (red,
black or plnk,) 50 20 to $40 OU.
RubLer plates lined with gold, to pre-
vent rubber poison, extra. SD OU.
Old plates nude over, using old
teeth and new rubber. at reduceu
prices.
Broken plates repaired at short notice,
,i3 % TO s5 90.
Teeth trnnsplanted and re-planted,
$50 % to $lOO 0C.
Tartar or stnins cleaned from teeth.
;Sl W TO - %.
Discussed mouths and gums treated.
Neuralgia Of teeth and bone cured.
l shall make II trip to all Of tie larger
towns once each year.
My obJt ct III announcing my price
rs 80 peul le eau tell about how much
II will cost them to have their work done
before they start from hCme.
shall remain about six months in
Eureka, and travel about six months.
References innuucrni'lp.
DR.. J.'J. Leek, 72419 market street,
also DR.. G.. ". Ltek, moved from 23O
Kea'ny to No. 6, corner Glnnt Avenue
and O'Fmrrcll ST., San Francisco. In
this office you can have extracting, fill
ing and plate work done either night,
dny orSundny.
shall be- pleased to have all Of my
past patients call and see me while in
IiIko.
ElS" This snme notice will also ap-
pear in the Tuscarors Times Review.
Ly. CONSULTATION FREE.
DIR, !, !. I,EEK,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-09-15
Vol. III. No. 80.

The Police Jury makes a proposition
to the Town Council-the Police jury
offers to put lamp at each end of the
bridge If the town council will. furnish
the oil and attend to the lamps. This
we believe is fair proposition and we
have no doubt the Town authorities
VIII accept it. These lamps in dark
nights are indispensable, as it is impossi.
oiefor carriage, or cart entering one
end Of the bridge to hear orsee ifapoth.
ervehicle Is not entering the bridge at
the same time and meet in the middle.
Besides it will be Of great benefit for the
people of the town who make the bridge
place of promenade at night to enjoy
the breeze of the Teche.
We say accept the proposition.