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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

American Express i0i, Canadian south
cru "a, Central Pacific 2s's, burlington
no. Delaware & Lncknwanna f,1ts. Denver
4 Rio ,sraade Is, Erie - 1. Lake shore 50 :,
Louisville 4 Nashville 52's. Michigan
ccntsal ~ Kansas { Texas lel,, Sew
preferred 49,. Northwestern i05'z, Oregon
Improvement A1is. Navigation Ss. Trans
continental -. Pacific Mall -, Reading
Sst,. Rask island ioi, ~ Paul ga Texas
Pacific 10. rnian Pacific h:'.. United states
Express II, Fargo i3i, Western tnioa ss'-
SER YORK STOCK REVIEW.
Sxs YogK. June 1.-THE hcarish feel
Ing ~ pFoinineni on saturday became pro
nounecd this morning and London came
a. a seller which added TO the prevailing
dissatisfaction With the situation. The
rs,siilt nf tbs day. operations heiny u mat
erias decline throughout the entire list
with especial irsses In the gfangcfS aud
the disturbance was the recent action of
the legislature, which seems 10 meet with
ics< favor n u becomes better understood.
government bonds were duh aad heavy
FErRoIsEa.
NEW YoRk, Jane fi--l,etraieum opened
weak a. a J.. un r1mnfs " a new we'll. and
iiauiaaiiag sales caused decline ~ p !,
Ia the forenoon, pcnlais of the rttmors
caused ralls In the afternoon, and The
market closed tirn al ia. Consolidated
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ j. highest - . low
est 7ei.. closing ~ 1. s'eeS exchange
Opening a. J. highest ~ !. lowest -, elssin :
ii. sales. s.eia,opo hsrrci~
sRs YoRs ssRgETS
Nav YaaK. Juue lt.-lIops-Sleaiy. de
sugar-Firsncr. fais rclalug quoted II ID
tGta, Crniristiasat VI lest. a,,3. q and
nus.us ada, ~ test sl-sa, refined dali
coppcr-nnil. lake sisso.
Z IeaA-null. sass. siem site S1e7's.
Tin--puil.. straits siS
rafiee spot fair. Rio weak. nominal
g5,xasi6. option lower "a near months
F and steady On far. sales ps,eisl bag. June
siSeeslasa. July si0ssaiz. August siess
/ seiina
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
I4vKRroal. Jane II. - wheat-Qniet
and unchanged
Cers-nati. iewer. new MIXED western
- sd rsF GENITAL
eAtCAso c,TrEE sARssTs,
Cate ace. june il--C stfle- Receipts aNo.
steady superior g. ahsice ssas ~. sssske-s
( sua f.esiets -. ssa4 TO. fexsus sss4lA
IiaeS -Reeetpt> ai,ssa opened aoxcr aud
( r.ussi Arm. MIXED = sises.s7is, heavy g.. -
a. s.. iighi q. EssA.sS
sase,s-Rseegpss tue, steady. natives 81 %
etA Is. stocsegs amt iresieTS S1s0sS7S, Tex
{ aas sssS -. western feeders u i8r8,ei
Vac hspgrrs' Jesraais tou1aa oablvgram
I quote. a n,.sdesals supply ~ eAtils' prizes
enc rvat higher than last week 81 - Us-ilts
E t.,F t.,ui,ss estimated dead weight
CHts ACC sAeKErS.
CstcA,.o. June ii.-wh -EasieF, essA
- :. Juiy - liz August ST.
+ toTR-EAsy, cash SIS. July a.. Az.
0sss-isra,. eash :. st6 July SIS. A.
gtssf -
Harley ~esnirai
P,rs STEADY. cash was, July siAss.
AsgaSs ttos
Iass->ses.Ss. cash ssfsss, yaly sss-'s,
August sses
NtSgHss GRAIN sgfrEG.
Ma NNsx tMne ~ Toe ysssiNc SepelV
az grain ca laus pm Was ~ iDisawS
Wheat - sSs.ooo Assslseis cs,sa II liz. ~
tst>t,rlS. .s,ts 4 ~ 90 bushels. rye sls asl
husasss barley sesfc bushels
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IxeoSfx. Juns II = ssfrrd HSnnisses,
i1Sa6inT ana bmlidslsx lFrir1ffnx 1stches.
1llf1uf - DE city yss:srdsy fra
- eont h Aisnss'da, Gs,ilefs:H ns
S. q q Fs.l. 70 sursey he iiss 10
1l19 er6ucreA bossx dIsth ~ fnsry Wastes
fUm IN fak1ma river 81 , point losS -
- Oh Yakfma, dgxn 10 rhst e knorn
. 1920 azsd s,srouxh y The Cosursbss
NIT ~ Ccpdee y prssa1sns % nc san.
IS5sSs pssriy ajsno ssrss q Iaisd n
771S iSf7eza euuseny. md TIE ditch essn-
4 - e<,verfur twice that area. NJ.
a - ~ 1880 the dip 10 Gaiiivruts 70 -
. 60 0Sqonn1nsed wifi the suh3~rf 81 III.
So. ~ = .sareh Of e ssssss ,s -. -
~ - two viii teaye for yski-
~ f01sofrsw. The surrey viii ~
m61e - that The work of c1nsfrucfsgp
- y heRun tn Angus. II - expected
1115 Il vii Re e0snpieted IN isu mo1fhs. 4
- ~ almttsr d3irh pss run sosne yssfs
-. M fhfs cBapsny viii raise y CO.'S.
14rS5.5x. ~ = IL <nffare mufh larger
80. III difrh viii BE- fogsy feet vide =
~ t13ton and sixty n the fssp---9: snen.
MnmS aNlxe1enf 10 raffy xAies en9u1n eI5si
U1ru1f Tor The t<B0utgy eDyere<- Ihe s0sa
~ fsefne. II IT. sole Of isud " fse con
paGy- rescFyed one hnBarea - =. 80 ~.
cT6pa II contemplation. The Bisfh ent r
10y vii build "A iron fssn1 ss1eA ~
Nog<h Yakima fos ffs once.
.s...~ xzspx
- ',..-..., !. -. srn<z p A.
49, i1ss 49, -, ~ lstrer yersss-
49,. ~. 4 = 2',nn1 snd ID ever way
1a11si ~ haul ) delivefY wagon srosnd
fnvn. fnnresf raid twenty dsisnrs aud
peosniar1 70 pay lrsty msrs after trial o.
H Aax when he tfnsisht me n os-s =
eyv4 ena showed y ~ .~.4ssE ss..s
me teefef ps0n0aDfsu ~" 80 =.
e1e1? ~tpuf btths Lying ~, sns ...x.,I 10,
e9ylneo = 70 g Pss .c. 1870 fswrs,sc
eosf brought suit before 1ustsfe - s,,.ss
4no Judgement uee frb1s5ss - 1919 a. So.
IN he W, The cna % srsrn5
since the day Of SAFE anu s'~' ~ 7"s"
AnpiT0E's fArLr
ne xssslf for tne Ausitt1Fs of5re was
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shirnlng rn.rllIx.ncr.

Tte ship tansMssissr. taTtssa Baker
sailed A. n "a on ~aaaay aith raslsa
ss1.s t.sis II seattle es'ai bee ra1 -ssyisFe,
Fhs, stcs, eaeaip WlEsiugtsu asFftt og
-lasfax, hgtagiSS = cNrcc cs ssisrclss 20 IS.
ESiaT rfs S>SSs,, " .1aae II -ris,7'
.-sssi.s faaa1s AMI fsllt - Ericn A.
gssed "a she sate. Norwegian t4fk Hsx
sssiea.
Mar SsxsIr. suae n -AFyire'i- BARI
Professor 1al,,sssa
lAstsssH. " g.. 5mpe ii-A ship wN'
;.sssrsl ~ ~ tas sSs 4scc a. S p n. 4
a&rk ua. teacS In 81 p IA tlnssig
Brisk SHss uias
StN eNANaissa. tuse st-tryiVs,s--
Sair iiHsFs Aarst, Nsas.rso
.Ss -ss.ss ---.tia iss1e tt-isi 1slaA- - Eaa
asss,Eso. 4un, ze-AFriFcsl Sh!F
ftasfss..g l'ssf saaN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

The loss OF q firm character, or thu
degredation OF u nations honor. is the
inevitable prelude To her destruction
Behold the once proud fabric Of 9
Roman empire.
An empire carrying her arts and
arms into every part OF the eastern
continent.
Rome lost her national honor and
her destruction followed.
Where are her sages, her philoso
pliers, and her generals7 Go to theiI
solitary tombs and enquire.
The loss OF nerve power in man i
the evitable prelude to physical de
geueraey, paralysis. insanity and
death. The first sign of physical
weakness and debility usually mani
tests itself in q loss OF nerve powel
and vitality.
Here il the starting point for more
than half the ailments OF the human
race. In the days OF Socrates, it wa
considered mark OF greatness TO pos
sess q robust physical Development
In our DAYS, females consider it 9
pronounced mark of beauty to ioos
pale, white and dwarf-waisted. Many
men cultivate the aesthetic by apinf
the dude" and changing night ints
day for the purpose OF developing .
fashionable physique.
When man or women loses nerve
power he or she has lost the key te
health and happiness, and is on thu
broad highway to n life of chronic
ipvaiilism. mental arrangement and
the silent cemetery.
That countless thousands are now
suffering from sexual enervation is ev
erywhere apparent; it manifests itsell
in our homes. on the streets, in the
insane asylums, and more especially
In the divorce courts.
On every hand men and women witt
pale faces, weak, faitering steps and
wreteheiness depicted in every Inca
ment OF their counfenances may bt
seen vending their way through lifs
in silent misery, because of the loss %
the grand, majestic power which con
trols the empire of physical develop
ment. Full, robust health, with al
the nerve and brain power necessar,
TO physical and mental development
is the highest type Of manhood.
4. L. l.. q
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~ AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY 3ozH,
" 80. ard unfi1 further notice. trains
VIII run - per schedule below. ecanecnnS
fnkfnn. aud II Gilman with stages TO and
from Fan City and Sno4uAlmic Hop Ranch.
Pszseneers lcAying S<axsle AZ IN = N. can
reach fsIl Ctr and Hop Ranch sane GWEN
Ing. and b lcnfing latter pcsnf by stage IN
mHu:ng can reach Seattle ~ $40 p m
same day
eA~ daily
ssBs daily exccrf sunday.
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MONEY AND MARKETS.

SEw foRK. June il---Mouey on call easy
To-, closed offered VI III prime inercantii.
paper E2s,.. sterling exchange quiet and
steady al ss's,ls for 60dsy bills and tss'
fvf demand.
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f,runpu go Ixne-Rs1 Mu11nG1.1
= Gsnlsy. csdk = = - 49,.
lnrkS~rf. II Hnm7iD- ~ II ns14&n. z
GissrsU. ~ =. Kox- y n Hs4.an- 4:
1870. .. n Low. Wfl1inz Etdes -
~ ne11sy II. nsd<n. Z 7. fnr<sne,
~ Cn1eB<il Z. z Uty- M Tny- y
=. ncur31M Mr. a. H0waf3 81 denxn1es
4. 4. fufer. Mr. Kgus ard u11s ann
ckfzd- Is n CoDIey- O. p. Deneuf- = -
Wilzfer. ~. E1es a1d uif<. IN k<af. wlle
spa 80. j. D. ki<e. Mr. M<rdannf
auwnr4' Pnul Fl1her. NJ. v. Coun- Wm- =
En{IIH nud Mir. CaDea3n &fAdanaS- MA j.
r. H<frhx, - Greenfood nnd shfrsJ -fhree
s..<x,nA e}nsu NazmruEeEx.
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Complete abstracts of title furnished 10
any lands in tho city of Seattle or King
county
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FOR SALE.

THE VAN DOREN FARM, ON WHITE
i River. containing about 150 acres: Is
acres In hops; good residence, tenant house,
3 kilns, warehouse. barns, etc. in fine or
der. This is one OF the best farms In the
Territory: 240 acres Of timber land adjoin-
ing also for sale. For particulars apply to
or address GEO. NJ VAN DOREN,
White River Postofiice,
King Co, Wash. Ter
Or FRED E. SANDER.
DIV Cor. Mill and Commercial sts., Seattle.
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wixsocx. y. r lame ll.--Tb< great snow
p<ak. NJ a. He5eu's. hss been snokiuz ~
she pssS two days Grey1zh srncks o. z<ranz
IN - paazn;y seen i>ssxsox fsuU IRE sausA
sE13e nesr the srnufi u the IoffY Eaouusa1u-
An otmrrsas3on through . skn0ug Gas es1ss-
vsne<x the h<halder that Il csssnes frum the
reak, The>< votcznfr fnt1i<ssIous esn>>
xsesf p-ablic eSmm<Hr and . feeiing Of gen
rfnz unkxnfneSs
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Timber for Sale.

TWO MIIIIoSFEET, TEN MILES FROM
L seattle, with frgaiaee GA Puget soGsd.
txsg - log and pat Into the water, P0r
lsgrslei.i1fs- address TIMBER, box III, Sc
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sEAffLE-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.

Steamer City of Quincy leaves Seattle for
Sksgis River and way ports Monday and
THURSDAY mornings. returning Tuesdays
and Fridays
For freight and passage apply At corspa-
ny's office ON Yesler's Wharf.
II JArxSDN Asst Mlassef
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So !. .ees. ssrond s.1..1.y s.ea non-n.
GEORGE ID BLAKE,
c.s-~ 49, pn1srS -
"A rnion Biork, seattle. wash-
rsFssime -.
ISAAC N. HAIL.
A TTORyEY AND COUNSELLOR At
~ je~ s-,,irJsr,r IN fyss~.,eerv. Prpe9pR In
~ ~; p ssl ,,,,essi-s wiii sfreef
senffie. VT co7sulfsfion free
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- poo.sS
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a ss - ~ - ~ ceirrssjs sfreetr
z...,ss " -
800
HArotD psrzfox. RExRY nc DRlDE,
un-a q r,~tor-
TroRSEYs AND COUysEILORS AT
N law. 0fEeex at Iacouner. Mount Yer
nor, and Seattle. Seattle ONCE, Yesler-L cary
Bio..k. DIV
: - -------
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NEwI.IN * CROCKE EFT,
,-,<>nxrvr .r4.w <.rrrf-rs TyJypn
Axsxsv Hs<upv-i hTIiIAinR. H00m4 "a
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Nsg Yosx. Jnee ~ Toe vissAlc sspgly
Af grain GA lnue eia Was ~ isstaws
Wheat = sss.auo Ass>lseis, cs,sa tifs..stN
t.t~is,,iS. .safs 4 ~ 90 i,nshels, rse sEs 81
fsfSA..ls. fsafsoy ~ - a'fshess.
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DIR. Il. v. GOODSPEED.
c,URGEoN. OFFICE AT3CUMPSTON'S
- drug store, Second street, opposite new
Chaplin building. ie2 tt
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TACOMA, W. T,

c. f. CASE, NJ. ID.
4 BDoNINAL SURGEON AND GYNE-
N coi0gist.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-24
$500 REWARD.

The above reward wiifSs patio for the.rrss.
and conviction OF any party or parties found
guilty Of, stealipg,) killing or running on
altering brands or marks of any i've stock
belonging to any member Of Tho Nevada Live
Stock ASSOCIATIONS. !! or bsdsG6j
GEORGE RUSSELL, President. ,ast
~ b'"4 "a % iHail gGl 20
II. 8. NIXON, Secretary
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
sHGlsWOOD.

Sherwood, Kau.--(Spccial cores.
pondenec tothe CuIEr.]-Mr. Henry
has been on tho sick list TIE past
week. Drs. Shipley and Elliott 1T
tended him but he grew worse and
thought the end was near and Bro.
Elliot baptized him BY sprinkling,
but 10 are glad to state that DR..
Daneseli, Of Red Cloud, was called
and now Mr.. Henry 10 much bette.
and likely 70 be around IN . few days.
We understand that our pastor Bro.
Elliot has resigned his PASTORAL Ia.
bors at Orio and now We are left
without q pastor. Would some free
willed Baptist come and preach 70,
Us that could preach without money
aud without price.
Bro. Stone will preach At Ohio mex,
Sabbath ct IL .. n.
Bro. Williamson will preach three
weeks from next Sabbath.
Some Of our young men feel no,
because our pastor called them Q liar.
uAsoaIT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
Notice..

NOvUCes
In the district court Of the Sth Judicial
district In and for Webster county Ne,
braska.
The Nebraska Loan L Trust Co, VI George
n. springer.
To George II. Springer, defendant take
notice that the above entitled action il
commenced against you with others 20
torec!ose two mortgages made by you To
tho plntuti6 the Nebraska loan 4 Trust
90. both dated January lst 1855 aud 70.
corded In the county clerks o6ics in Web.
stsr county Nebraska In libsr ~" Ous At
paGe $50 and one q page So. The 6rst
mortgage has been assigned aud NOV be.
longs 10 the defendant Mary q. Moore,
u Il claimed that there 10 due the plain.
til the sum Of tl96SD With In.
tsrest at ten per cent on 81 fro,u Fsbru.
AIRY 1856, 1857 aud 1858 secured by the
frat mortgage aud that there ia also due
the plaintiff go With interest at ten pcr
cent from February lat 1855 secured by
the second mortgage and that there 10 10
become due to the defendant Mary q.
Moore on her assignee &60O With ANIMAL
intsrest at 2 per cent from February Ist
1858 duo February lst, 1880 With tho
usual forfeiture clause Unlsss You sp-
pear and answer said petition on OF befose
Monday, November 18th, lSss, Judgement
VII b. taken against you - above claim.
I'd.
Dated. Hastiags, Nsbraska. October 9Th
4. d. lsSs. Anors NcDoaALp.
Attorney for Piaisti6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Hon. James Laird, familisrly
known a. Our Jim." will have q
walkaway this fall in his compression.
al race. He has done more for tho
people Of tho country than any Other
man in congress. 1t would certainly
DO a great calamity to tho people Of
this district should ho be beaten by
such q man Us Hastings. However,
as good luck will have it, tho demo.
cratic candidate has no earthly show
Of carrying the district. Tho people
cannot do without Mr.. Laird in con.
gross.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

The members and friends Of Rev,
j. I. Stone gathered in on Thursday
evening, Oct. 18th, and gave the gen.
tlcman and wife a surprise. They
brought their baskets we'll filed with
good things. besides oysters. Abou,
90 sat down to supper and somewha,
lightened the load Of the table Of it,
good things. After supper some nice
music was rendered with tho violin
and organ. II was the 33d anniver.
sary Of their married Info and may
they live to sec many more.
Bro. Williamson has been preach.
Ing at Fairview the past week to ,
crowded house. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Thcrr will be q pubhc teachers meet.
ing held IN the High School room neat
Friday evening at 7 30 o'clock, 10 which
the public generally are most cordially
invited.
A class drill in arithmetic will be
conducted by Miss A. l.. Hurlburt, AZ.
ter which there will be professional
criticism by the teachers ard such
visitors as NAV wish TO make remarks
on what may develop during the class
drill or on any subject pertaining di.
rectly 10 school work.
AZ teachers and pupils will be
pleased 10 see q large number % visi.
tors present next Friday evening. il is
10 be earnestly hoped tina, the citizens
Of Red Cloud will be with us in . large
number. and by their presence and
counsel aid al undertaking that very
materially contributes 10 the success OF
our public schools.
The Principal Of your schools being
comparatively speaking, q stranger
among you respectfully desires the
presence Of psre.ts Of pupils that q
mutual understanding may exist 10 re
gard TO certain features pertaining Il
school discipline, hence wish to speal
briefly on these matters al the teacher,
meeting.
Hoping 70 have the pleasure o
meeting many Of our school patron
there. Respectfully.
JNo. +. CURRAN, Stunt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
HIGHLAND.

Uncle Ruben and Aunt Jane Leg
get have returned from their western
trip.
Clyde Merrill is quite sick.
Hunt Young has Q new wagon.
Sam Lightfoot has gone dchorning
The Windy Point Literary was or
ganized last Saturday night.
Mrs. kluger, who has been visiting
her son and daughter Frank Smiti
and Mrs. Sadie Williams, returned t
Blue Hill Monday, and from there
she will start for her home 10 Illinois
in Q few days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

That greatest statesman OF Ameri.
O., James G. Blaine, is now engaged
in dispensing republican doctrine to
to tho American people. He speaks
on an average to from seven to TWEEN.
ty thousand people nightly and his
words Of wisdom arc echoed all over
this broad land. The Plumed knight
has q mighty following and when the
9Th day Of November rolls around il
will be found that his words have
born much fruit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Hon. Geo. Scott, prohibition can.
didatc for congress, is reported 70
have said that tho "Republican party
would be good enough for him II no
lived in Kansas or Iowa." Mr.. Scott
is cmincntly right, and what is good
medicine in Iowa or Kansas ought to
be good in every other state in the
Union,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

There is one thing morally certain,
and that is that Webster county
could save a good many dollars every
year by having a county poor house,
where proper care could DO taken Of
the county charges without paying
fancy prices for board. The super.
visors should take action in this mat.
tcr
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Will the friends, ncighbors and
strangers please accept our heartfelt
thanks for the kindness. sympathy and
assistance 10 freely given US, IN OUT
time Of affection, and va most sincerely
thank those who have 80 generously rs.
sisted our little son.
Mn. and Mas. NJ. A. FISHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

The "noblcst old Roman Of them
all' Nj. Thurman, vicc.prcsidcntial
candidate Of the great unterriacd, is
too feeble At this writing TO give the
people his letter Of acceptance. lie
has gone TO Washington TO see Grover
about tho matter wo presume.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Gems. j. l.. Caldwell and Dilworth,
are billed 10 address the republicans
OF Red Cloud on the 10Th. These
gentlemen have Widespread regulations
~ eloquent orators and a big turnout
should be given them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Hon. Geo. Scott, prohibition caudi.
date fm cosgrcss, spoke TO quite .
large audience on the night Of the
9Th. 10 !, quite q forciblc speaker
and cnthuscd the Prohibs in this sec.
ton wonderfully.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

The republicans ~ tho county
should stick by their colors and vote
the ticket straight this fall. Give
the democracy . black eye this year
or all years
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

The Appearances indicate that
times arc getting better In this neck
o. the woods. There seems TO be Q
little more money in circulation than
there has been in the past year. With
tho gathering Of the present corn
crop times will DO N lch bc'tcr VIC
anticipate. Hope no VI any rate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
1sigh School Stems.
,,,-o,. CuAs. CARRIER.
MARY MINER,

MI. Wilcox, q member OF our school
board, visited the different depart
ments Of nj schools Monday.
The beautiful Indian summer days
are here and enjoyed by all.
Prof. Curran's systematic method
Of marching the pupils in and out Of
the school building has very much
improved the discipline Of the
school.
Mr.. Hayden. formerly Of Crete,
visited our schools Monday.
Miss King, county superintendent,
was a pleasant caller Tuesday after.
noon,
Miss Brown and Mrs. White visited
the high school Friday afternoon.
The Friday afternoon exercises
tho first Of the present school year
camc on ~ per program. All were
fairly rendered. W. think that these
exercises cannot fail 70 be productive
OF good results. We do not fail tc
recognize the fact that all great liter
ary achievements had small begin
n%ings-thcir distinguished traits dc
veloped through effort. Hence, hope
Of attaining some laudablc degree Of
literary standing AZ high school pu
pills will urge us to our work.
Public Teachers Meeting will com
mcnce next Friday evening at Tho
high school building.
We believe that these meeting,
will prove very interesting and pro
ductivc to teachers, pupils and visit
Ors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
Tate Notice.

To whom IL may concsrn:-Notics il
hereby given that ! have take up ON my
farm on Section - Ill, one rod yearling
steer, sOme white II face, or belly and
end Of tail. II not claimed and damages
paid the animal will DO disposed Of no
cordinH to Law. GrO. WrNToN.
Red Cloud, Oct. 3, 1883,