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fERAlNS FOX BOSION
Newror4 aas Sevrneana
New:yerk, Nev;Ias ss and Hartford :, Fq "a =
Iep %lsi NE H6a 42NE "a 80 Nj Nj y 40
fO 3 % , m sA ,b1ny; iseludias sundays
or sts.G ss7 Broadway and Grand Central Depot
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
M I EFP Rr SAS pH HhSGH spRss
Trans 1fH2hN IF Fo6T rs S. LIBERTY
S a; tA GS l c % 80 3 3d. rs 80 Ssda
rr SSo FOOT e e9d Cq AND psBRsEs srs
S United SUNDAYS 5 Is a n % 90 70 @ O0
EUF su DLoDdETE Cen "a R %22Dh HGAkR&IS
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ FOOT OF LIBEETY STREET. NoErH RIVER
Te, rM1LA6ELpiiix and Ti'F5SfSY Bound eress
h 3 at suXbl2s at e no. 3d. T. 80 ~ 80
Trains leaving at 4, As. II a. NJ ;3o I. 80. 80
yIlle, etc 4 a. for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown.
IS IN for Lake Hopateo' - E9s1on Bethlehem ard
60 a. m. for Pennington, EastOn Bethlehem. Allen.
bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbarre Scrsn.
ton. Reading, Harrisburg Potts'e Tamaqua Shamokin.
p. N. for Flcmngton Faston, Bethlehem Allentown
40 p. n. FOR Ea.ton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
80 p. III for Pennington, Lake HopatcOng. EastOn
go and ) 80 p. m. Tor sOmervle and Pennington
40 y. fOr Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc On sundays at 80
J. Is. 80. II rs a: m, 80. 80, 1880 L. 80
80, G 80 ,. m sundays. o 700 100 y. m
fer Red Bank Long Branch (Asbury Park Ocean Grove
f sc Sq5dy H. fS 49, ss 3d. so l 80 q M al $40
4 50 - a. m, 80. 1 80 D. m. FOR FaimngGae LAKE
WOOD Manchester Toms River, Barnegat. etc
A a.. n, 80 p m for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
4 90. o 100, Is. . 30 10 80. IL rs. a m 30
20. 4. 30 . 90 . 80 q 10 y. Sundays, a. M
4 D. m. far Perth AmhOy.
Tor MoNMoUriI PARK RACES on Tuesdays, Thursla
ard Saturdays 10, $50 II no a m, 1915, il 49,
80 D. m lGrlor Car rIaln / 100 D. M
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG nRANCII. OCEAN GROVE. etc,
FROM PIER =, n. r.
For Highland Beach, Scahrieht, Monmouth Beach and
Long TgInch, I 30 100. co. IL 90 a. M I 90
3A5, 30 . 80 y. IN. Sundays 80. ii 90 a. IN.
80 p. N.
For Eberon Asbury PARK Ocean Grove etc. :Oo o 100
For MONMOUTH PARK RACES on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturday. 3 100. 200. IL 200 H. M, 10 rs. 700
u.
For Atlantic Highlands 80 100 a. IN q 100 SATURDAYS
only, 40, 80, 80 III.
For Lakewood Toms River ana Barnegat 80 100 O. M.
100. g. 5 p. M
Tickets and raror Car be procured at H. as
le5th st., 1872 East 125th ST. New-York Court ST. 500
Fult st, oS broadway, Brooklyn.
New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel OF Residences
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Duslnc5s Chances

A GENTLEMAN 81 good standing with from - 600 10
"A a. COO. IN old established good paying bust
for the purpose ~ extending the same Address
FARTNEK. Tribune ONCE
~ OR SALI~-A pcntcel. paying restaurant because OF
pfopretcrs Illness rare opportunity. 1il Sth-st.
between Broadway and 4thhye.
" TUE TARIFF OF 1883" pamphlet Of 20 large pages
giving rates or duty now In force, full. together
with the entire Free List and other valuable Tarn
nation. Timely for reference and absolutely correct
NewYork
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

Express trains leave Ncw-iofk, VIA DesoEossss a1'
tort andt Streets Ferries as follows go ,,.,,s Car.
@ 90 7 20 g. . @, Chicago Limited. with Daish !
and 10 Washlngton /. m.tell. and IL y ~ ~ sh
32o T. 4 80 5, g. 5O and p. IN ana ~ n n
ACCOMMODATION. . 80 aud IL 10 a. N. 40 ana a. m
Sundays, Express Gl5. . @ Limited ana - nieaI
A. 80 D. i. u 30 and pm, and l-l' "'
Accommodation, D. m. -. a, {
Trains leaving New-Yor9 daily, except sunny aSfy 10
and D. sundays, eonnest al Ireat,n p 2l
Asfnr House and foot Of DcsbOsses an1 CJrlana -
Courst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot ol fusoe se
brooklyn; Station Jersey City EnAcidns 4le~s' w.
Castle Garden. IL, ali for sn{
The New.YorS Transfer Company WI can "
check baggage from hotels and residences ,voon
CuAS. l.. pUGH. j. - ZEN. b
General Manager. Genera 1857
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Nem Dnbliraiions.

y OOKSELLERS and Book Readers send your
ID orders for Mrs southworths great York Ledger
story, The Hidden Hand 70 be published in book form
In a short time. Price, al To-
G. w DILLINGHAM, Publisher, New.York
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INVEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL for
w Young Misses and Little Girls Rc.opens Sept 10
10Th year. Miss j. TRAUIMANN ftlnelpaII;;
Catalogue on application. 1901 Walnutst. Phlad'a Pa
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WALNUT LANE .sCHooIs-F9RMEkIY MAp ,ntsdi
w and Day School for young ladles
33I year opens September 90 Academeal and College
Preparatory Courses Pupils enter Wellesley on our
examination For circulars, address
Mss ABA " SMITH ! cdp rlnsipSs phu.
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Gitnations Uarieo-females.

CO WEST 22D-SE
.-1-,r5;T pK0TEsTANT EMPLOYMENT HoU9
n. Good servant grs ana mae house hsp above 1oth.s
/,oot nv respectable Protestant woman from canaaa
4 As drstcas. COOK willing and obllgPg go'd CITY 'e
orencc 107 West 2Cth.st., htst Hool, nOrs
C,OOK-By an experienced German girl good fanny fanny
- cook qnderstands AL kmaS t references from last
naHes sNggens Stance in the country Can De seen
az JAcQuIN's COZ Gthaye between Both and S1th s's
CHAMBERsIAID and wAITREssmny t young y glr,
smi aS ''1 caii .ia ad a9" "'''''' 49,
CooK HoUsEwoRK te-py asod German Ta;a,og gi' or
ngc Tor r ely 2r 4 is CtGave above 1othst
COOK and LAUNDRESs.-By an American first
for incest table wasteful city or country hI't.
class reference all fesdy. ELIZA ~ ON 'Ne'' "'''
(,UtMBERMAID and LAUNDREss.-By neat
u smart young girl exceen; launffcss rerefenss
also do general work; city or country 40 otn'
ave, near 17th-st
n BY a French lady teaches French Ger
VI drawing music and painting in COLOR or pen'T
NJ Tribune Uptown ONCE 1928 Broadway
~ ENERAL HoUsEwoRK BY good smart , girl ma
At N S@' 5o S West SD sS second d door 'front.'
& ENERAL sERyANTBy North Of Ireland P 1s
l53 Gtt ave. upstairs.
IyoUsEwoRK, hc-By a desirable American, girl
Do sGS EaSeT s 15 $50 sv
IJOUsEwORK. a Welsh Protestant woman; good
competent family cook; good washer aha irone neat
country e"celient rcfcfehces Please call 1Ol7 6thavc
between 57th and 18th SIS.
ADY'S COMPANION, &c.-By a lady as goyerness, or
IL ladys companion instruct I'm French or music
the chief object city or country hghest eIerehees'
Address II. s. p, 10 Ilmplace, B0oAlyn, j. l.
I AUNDEESs.-By nrst-class. comeptent German girl
- sncaks Fnrleh: willing in the country; can 10
NJ the finest clothing ia rtclass style last employer can
be seen Coil at Nine. JACQUIN'a. COZ Oth-ave. Both
ST.. upstairs.
u URSE and SEANSTRESS or LADY'S MAlD.LBy
Y vrl-cducacd North German gin speaks French ana
Gcenan: good eear~trcs5; fine necdlewofkeri city or
country; best city references. II 31ave, Isl noor
- FAMSli{tSS. Nc-By a Nog:h German girl who is
- do good sewing; attend
children would DO ih' homework good city references
at- - Si.H. SO 3d-avc one flight up.
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For Both Sexes-Country.

cOT bOLn Oe8cS -OOuublJs
A LLEGHENY COLLEGE~-73i year begins Sept IS.
a. 5 Sexes sshS S% Address
WfiL8iTqEi:'G wIIILIHMs. D. D. fSst Meadye penn:
M4NG THE Hills O1 miles e from m SfTfGIs
qn 3'9fI oGS Stss' ITSsTiTUfE chappaqua n
f,LAvERACK ~. " COLLEGE snt Hudson River
y lnsiitue-Coese for girls boys PREPARED Tor college
struct,n all departments Both year opens september
RIv. a. II. FLAcR, 4. NJ, president.
e LINTON .LIBEEAL INsTIrUTE-iG specialists;
y sciences lanfu'ge' en2ln.,'iihg inSshi r i
bic advantages IN music cgcg,.Gn art business eougge
steam g"S le'aiori bcaH,liH i9cao9 p R{ m'S uI
RE GAhMO INSTITUTE Ehinea;ek, ~ y; prepares
Principal, JAMES NJ. DE GARMo. Pm D.
FAST GREENWICH AcADEMY.-Founded 1902 For
tnc'y $1,000 endowm.ht icpaies Tor college or Pts,
IN literary couises including home for thn ys2r opens
=. NJ, last GIeel&lch II !.
IIRANKLIN y. Y. Delaware Lit,'ary Institute; Year
scientific courses. CHARLES Ii. VEERILL, Pm. D..
Principal. "
TTACKETTSTOwN n. j. INSTITUTE has wide rep.
u'ation as COLLEGE pcfalaoiy for young m Ialeo
new iaioraoiy; accoamodate, nearly boaricrs a1e'
young refused FOR Of thcse years Fifteenth year.
A'p'" REy Gr6i:Gf L. WHITNEY. D D. President
DrNvIYCToT SEMINARY NEw-JERsE Y.-THos
4 IhNLON, y. j., presilcnt-Conmen1ed By DR. Nc.
c3sIl EXees in health Gepne home coi s ana
Cataoeue very beautiful and complete
u OCkLAND COLLEGE.
Ia NYACK -ON-TII1rITUDSON, ".
Preparatory for Males College for Ladies Special teas
Tor '''N"' i'BA NSisT T ' H. PRINCIPAL opaiSu'
Com -MAPLFWOOD INSTITUTE FOR both SEXES,
I'm eac and pGasory
special care to little boys Highly recommended ].
sIIORTLIDGE (Yale), A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
~ IRCULARS SCHOOLS. both sexes city and country
4 with careful advice 10 parents MIRIAM COHRIEREr
81 Fest 17th.st, between 4th-aYe and Broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.

THE STORY OF TURKEY. by Stanley Iane-Pooic,
assisted by L. ]. W. Glib and Arthur Gilman
With Illustrations 12mo PIP. 3oo. c. T. nut
MANS Sons.
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nssINING INSTITUTE.

ct. MAEY'S HALL BURLINGTON, n. THE Old
> est School in the country for girls VIII Desln
its Gfy-Secon1 school year Wednesday, sept 70 for
catalogue stating ETC., apply 10 MISE, LIZA ~
NfcALI.ISTER. he principal, Burlington, NJ D. OF 10
II. IL lhn lIG-LdcnL.
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COACHMAN.-By married man six years with present
y employer: family going 90 Europe; Is goo1 FAMILY
coachnlan Address ALEX, care Ieniy Fletcher, ZfS
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rENALIMAN Seminary, Paterson, N Full course with
thorough every depart Musical adj
Nanagcs. FOR circulars address Miss VI. NJ Hunt. Prn
rg,HE MISSES ANABLES BOARDING AND DAY
4 school FOR Young Ladies Will reopen september ~
/ AT llava ri.sf New runswick, N. j.
The Irish standard., 1888-11-24
Ills Becoming fashionable

TO take a tour to the Sunny South
in the long and cold winter, and thous-
ands fly from King Borealis' icy breath
to lands where the sun shines warmly,
and flowers ding their perfume on the
balmY air. What are mere strictly
called the Southern States, and also
Southern California, come under appel
-1ation of summer. resorts. and We shall
not try to:decide which are preferable.
Tn both sunny skies and warm breezes
greet the visitor from the northern
elm es, and offer q delig htfulI contrast.
10 ali going from the n orth, The Bur
;iineton'' offers the most direct route,
best e INJECTIONS and through tickets at
low rates By several pop ular onthern
any agent III. the company OF write to.
WI enyDn, lIe en- Pass,s gent, ca
.B,1Ss Sc. Paul Min i y
The Irish standard., 1888-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

Dir. Balfour, chief secretary for Ire
land. ia sick abed with chills and fever.
The German government has sent a
torpedo boat and dispatch boat to as
slst in the blockade Of East African
ports.
The Russian loan convention has
been signed. The car will issue a
ukase immediately.
Gen. Won Schellindorf will shortly
resign from the German ministry OF
war and assume command of the first
army corps. Gen. Hobuka will succeed
to the ministry Of war.
The Christian World, a journal Of i'm
mense circulation and influence, and
hitherto stoutly advocating Unionist
principles, has been converted to home
rule.
The increased expenditure in Ger.
many for new war ships, which has
been provided for in the budget Of 1889
ana 1890, amounts to 100000 marks. a
greater portion Of which will be applied
to the building of iron clads.
-Four persons are now under arrest
in Havana, Cuba, on suspicion Of being
concered in the murder of Senior Tanudo
an old an wealthy couple who lived in
complete seclusion. A son-in-law and
servant were first arrested on suspicion.
Tee Berlin Borsenhalle says that the
Hamburg branch of the Deutche bank
viii ship on board the Porto Allegro,
which sails on Thursday for Buenos
Ayres, at least ), 0O0, 600 marks in gold,
and probably-a larger sum. 1t is as
sumed that this not all German gold.
"A. u b IN . 4. 4
M.llet and McCahrey, the invinoi-
bles, were escorted by officers from Dub
lin to London yesterday to give testi-
mony before the Parnel commission.
At Downpatrick station McCafrey
shouted ..God save ireland. We want
the people to know that we are coerced
and go against our wi !. &
The Irish standard., 1888-11-24
HUMOROUS BRENTWOOD.

:
The difference between man and a
yacht is, the latter can go on tack
without swearing and the former can
not
! Figures never lie. but under skillful
manipulation they may be induced to
prevarlcate to an extent that answers
the purpose.
An exchange says: 'Nobody knows
where the flies go to-" Perhaps not;
but we knew where people tell them to
| 60 to, though.
| A medical journal tells people ''how
to catch a cold,'' but what they want
to know is how to prevent cold from
catching them.
Woman, to tramp: '.How's the
soup?" Tramp: "'Taint quite strong
enough, ma am. I wish you would
wash few more dishes in it.
| There are two periods in woman's
life when she does not love to talk
| When one rs we never knew, and the
other we have forgotten.
A New York brewer allows his EN-
ployes twenty. i've glasses OF beer day.
We should think the brewer would have
his hands full.
"A good many fables begin "Once on
a. time" Oddly enough, too, when
married men have once been on a time
they are apt to invent fables.
A man having bought 1900 Havana
cigars was asked what he was carrying.
Tickets to a course Of lectures to be
given by my wife," he replied.
MAGISTRATE: $50 you admit having
been engaged in making counterfeit
money!" Prisoner: Yes, your honor;
you see the supply Of the genuine arti-
Gle is so very, very shorts
Customer, to head waiter: ''Here,
sir, this clumsy fellow has spilled over
half OF my cup of tea down my back"
Head waiter, sternly, to clumsy waiter:
Bring this gentleman a full cup Of
tea, instantly"
Two men were in prison, the one for
stealing cow, the other for stealing a
watch. "What o'clock is it ~ said the
cow stealer to the other. II haven't
any timepiece handy; but think it's
about milking time," was the retoct.
According to the decision of medical
men, it Is doubtful if anybody was ever
buried alive IN this country. This is
encouraging. and it is very cre3itable
to the profession for the thorough
manner in which they do their work.
Polite clerk, showing goods: "Here,
lady, is something would like to call
your attention to. The very latest
thing out" Mrs. Rounder: ''If there
is anything out later than my husband
guess will take it, if only for Curl
osity.'
eff you had turned your steps in the
right direction, my friend" he said,
solenanlv, to the convict, ''you would
not be in this place To-day" "Ah, no,
sir" retorted the convict, with sad re-
trospection: eff I had turned my steps
in the right direction would be in
Canada
Two warrants called on a kind lady
IN ti1e suburbs OF New York. t'TO
which OF you two shall give this nick
ell =" she asked. First Tramp: 'sGive
it to him, madam. He has purchased
the route from me, and I am just taking
him around to introduce him to the CHS
-
The Irish standard., 1888-11-24
5000 MEMS SUITS,

Cassimeree, Worsteds and Cheviots;
hundreds Of patterns to choose from.
No old goods; all made for this falls
trade See the display in our windows
Come in and examine and if they are not
worth double the money don't buy them.
Remember the price, ten dollars and
eighty-nine cents
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Their Business Eccmirg.

PrUbabiy no II thing i:"s caus.d
such Il geners! revival Of trade AT Hen
~ Cocks drug store As their .:ivin"
away TO i!ieic customers nfsO manv
free ir al ~..t'!.s Of DR.. ki".s new
G;.coyery fer cu>snmp'i,!. Theft
trade Is inn. ennrmopS tits vaica
lie %ar.ir:" from TIC fac; tha; u always
cures a.;. u'vor Disappears. Coughs.
ODDS. cru". AID al ether 'irn-.t AID
.ung iIs.~.-es 1"irkiv ,ureG lon can
test i, 20: &c h%uy:nr ~ getting - iriei
hut..c ira.. l-,rg- >iz- 81. Ely hutt'e
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
OF BGc,s and Shoes III the valley
Prices cheaper than the cheapest.


| can make y"u the cheapest Farm
Loan that you can get in the west.
No, delay. Money ready as soon is
title is perfect and security given:
Yen can pay part or principal at ehd
ofany year aud stop interest if you
wish. Before making Il loan compare
NY rates with others and you will be
convinced that this statement is cor
rect. All kinds of we'll secured notes
bought. c. FEATHER.
Office over Post Office. Red Clon6.
nt.:r r,c;no.e aem;r
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Legal Notice

In county court OF Webster eouhty, Nebraska
Notice probate OF Will of Henry McCorinal de
ceased. The state of Nebraska, N the heirs
and next Of Kin of said Henry HeCornal de-
ceased: Take notice, that upcn fling Il writ:rI
instrument .,ii.,or;;i.s Ia BE- he Last will and
testament o: Henry McCOTmal FOR probate ard
allowance it IS ordered that SAID matter b.. sci
for hearing The eighth ,slh) gay OF iiay a. ID
1855 before said county court ut the hour III II
ested may ap,war and contest Che same: AM
notice OF this nrcccet lin. is or..e' ell published
three weeks successfully in the Red Cloud
CHIEF Il weekly newspaper, published III Tins
state.
In test .mOny whereof. ] have hcreIntO set my
hand ami seal of Tie county court, 1T Red Cloud
Nebraska, this ID ,;ay OF April. =. ID. iSSS.
FRANK y. SwxEZY,
Cow County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
PRESS COMMENT
What the Various State Papers
Say About Red Cloud.
s. STARS from lslc Sand Hlili.o
ICor. Omaha Eee.l

ICor. Omaha Eee.l
Re-: C0ud beasts OF the quietude
which ~ciiar.cterlzrs trat place, a:io
TIE fi.t., rlb If the town Is thus sought
far hy The NcCook Democrat, which
murmurs: Quite l;ke'y, sweet neigh
Dor. Grave yards have been from Il
ti,ae - ,ere1f tne memory u! man run
meth so. 10 the contrary, the quotes.
.,a,s on ca. tn. Poets and orators
make. use Of the tomb in simiies de-
uic,ipg quietnde, AMI when they desire
r. make it a li,tle more binding they
ssv AS still as DEATH Wig not hence-
forth say AS still rs Red tloudE'
"Whom the Gods wish TO destroy,
they first make mad" and ti::s is the
case with oar disgruntled friends from
the little i.erg located On the sa";'
hills. ives: a: MS called NcC"ok The
facts are tina, McC.ok Is dying E-!p
dy,p," aud Ter jealousy is 80 src"''F
the metropolis, (Red Clrud) that she
ia liken,d unto Il m"n wiz" is made
fas; 10 a chair, with sand turrs IN t!'
hotto,u. she wants To gel; up bni
can't" while Red Cloud is booming
right along building o." enterprise
asrer another and making q great Hi;y,
in the meanwhile, McCoOk largui-hc-
ia the cente. of a vast sand der.
waitine and praying i"r deilyerai:"v
f,om send storms and t.."hurnins ray>
Of Old Sol. Yet, there i Il c:anca -
NcCock, should Size ever Sc I'D of IT,
old fossil hat in!n.5:: hat burg, a"'.
us:ure blows enough, sell ia that d.
ra,.;,oa - cover the sand beds the'e-
ahou;s. eisA, she is forever lost aid ia
the words If III special poet. We sa..:
Farewell, McCook,
Farewell IA all thy lovlineSS
II is lie fate Of towns br!li upon the Sihd,
Today they put forth a lite lo "a.
Tomorrow there ONE q b~.lLZ3rG-aid
nip, il III the bad.
To bad. hut true.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Legal Notice.

In county coar:. Webster county, Nebraska,
Notice Probate OF will OF Thomas j. Mcsher de
ceased. The state of Nebraska, to the heirs and
ceased: Take notes. that ,::,cn n;ins q; written
instrument purpariiny ~ b. :ac ,as. will and
testament OF 1liOta;s y. MOsher for probate
and allowance il is UiderCs; that said - alter lie
yet for hearing the ~; day Of Nay =. f.. 1873
before said ~c;nity soir. at tnr Aour Uf ID o'clock
a. NJ, ut whici, time amy person Interested NAY
appear and contest the 5:syie: AID notice III this
proceeding is ordered ;p;:bii-Lec three weeks
sacsessively in TIE Rcd Cloud CHIRy q weekly
newspaper. published IA 'Ais state
III Testimony whereof, I hare here'm;o set my
land ant: the seal o! the county cs.lrt. 1t BED
Cloud this 9Th t:ay o. April 4. ID. 1898. 36s~
EnAsk 4. Sw EnZX.
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
And Boom They VIII.
iSni;, Center Daily i'iOn-er.l

SIS. Howard returned today frori
Red Cloud, He reports that city as
llyenin. ny some~hat ami that Their
street car railway will soon be i'll opcr-
alton. Red Cloud has some emerge L.
citizens and they are determined 10
make thar city boom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
nAbSOIu1FUr.

Tie original Abietine ointment in
|only put up in large ,wo ounce It'd,
boxes, and is an absolute cure tor Os!
EOres, burns. wounds. chapped hands
,nd all skin eruptions. Will positively
Snre all kinds ~ piles. Ask for.the
original Abietine ointment. Sold
Henry COOK ~ - cents per 5Cx-hr
mail 81 ceE:s. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

Take Ayers Sarsapsriila. in the
spring of the year, to purify :he blood
invigOrate the system, excite the liver
to action, and restore healthy tone ard
vicor TO the whole physical mechanism
Remember that quality nc, quantity,
constitutes the VI hue Of medicine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

Notice is fe1ety g:Yel ,lat r3 tie - Iay OF
hpr.l 49,. PriuiV i~H.r..etd hira = Ieitipi III
tue cn..tr C.ui, IL :iUtCt HfttSl%t NcEi y.
NJ aka. setting Sorts IA. Charley GSi:tc!C
l. -ra Bsr"ac.d. -AEGa Eer.fei". Minnie Borg
field. FREDDIE i.trLC'd. i0uis EeiSacId. IDA
Bt...'-'d. i."iWGn Hcg-4 .esd. 4. U.I...- H~siAaSiu
were the minor heirs Il william Ee:rLe1d,
dec. SEE. that the: haye rsCtacf.5 and 'Iai.S AZ
actions watch are :!.oU, ~ waste. aili asks t.iat
,Join a.. Ne!scr De 3yroia,eG IS heir guardian.
have set TIE az, oay cf May: 1>S', Tor the
helr:ns of said riiit OIL az winch tyiae Ill OBJ
lection "a "!Iy sIid appointment shall not De
made will be heard.
Red Cloud, Nebraska, AFri! .. 1sSS.
FRANZ F. wEEZY
wGl3 County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

The extraordinary popularity of Ay-
cry cherry p~ec,oral is the natural re-
suit Of It's Use by I'll classes of people
for " forty years 1t has proven
itself the very best specific for colds.
coughs. and pulmonary cOmplaints.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
CoirG tn Bald Sncn.

Itiss1i.l that the Nebraska South
ern intends Z, commence wor s'a'i
u their line to Red Cloud a q 4. G
neciEc.s i,aye voted bonds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Tic1.a,5s C.: C:...r5.

are spent every year by the peopie q
this state for worthless medicines Tor
the cure "f throat md lung diseases,
when We know that if they w"uld oniy
invest 81 in Sart'. Able, the t Cali
fOrnia discovery trr consump tiOn and
kindred complaints, 1':ey WOULD in this
pleasant remedy. find reliei- 1t is re
commended by ministers. physicians
and public speakers o:the Golden
State, Sold and guaranteed by Henry
Cook 1T 81 q bottle, > for $3.50 the
most stubborn ease Of carar-h will
speedily succumb to California CAT X
Cure. SIX months treatment for 81.
BY mail Sl,lO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Fruit Trees.

In order t. clear our grounds, we
close ont entire lot O. 3 year "id apple
trees at a very low priceof y cents Il
piece. A good variiy to select from.
Call earley. If
IOPENAN, & UAGAX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Pasture.

| have 240 acres of pasture. good
water and shade. VIII take 7j head
of stock. Cattle 25c, horses soc per
month. Sec. 1921.
2ty \. j. MEANs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Certainly VIII

Certainly VIII
Blue Hill Winner
W. this week place or u ex-
change list the Y. NJ. c. A.. of Red
Cloud, which is a strong organization
in good hands, and one that we think
will he the means of accomplishing
mach good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
s:Or Safe.

| have a half section Of good in
,.royed FARM land for sale. One ct
,hc most choice farms III webster
county. For further particulars call
on or address GEO. W"'TON.
Red Cio-i. Neb.