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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27

NOTICE.- Notice is hereby given that
IN Trustees of School District No. Twenty
Of Gallatin county, Montana, will until the
TWENTY5FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1888, re-
eeive sealed proposals for the sale Of two (g
school bonds, each of the denomination OF
six hundred 600 dollars, said bonds bearing
seven ~ per cent. interest and payable after
date OF issue In seven "a years and redeema.
pie In ilve l5) years; interest to be paid annu-
ally. Proposals may be left at the County
Treasurer's Office at Bozeman, Montana. The
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
j. j. CoRBLY,
District Clerk,
Dated June 25, 1883,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27

Another paner is announced from Mis-
soula. This will make three published
in that town. The day of patent "lnal DIS"
is fast approaching.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27

n c\ro~,c Blood Elixir is the only
. Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. Hpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
W. NJ. Award druggist.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27

The Republicans propose to take the
American flag and make nose. wipe out
of it. To what base Use, etc.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27

NorrcE.-Notice is hereby given that
trustees of School District No. 30 OF
Gallatin County, M. T., will, until the
9th of July, 1888, receive sealed propos.
ais for the sale of ten (10) school bonds
each of the denomination of one hun.
dred (1O0) dollars, said bonds bearing
seven (7) per cent interest, and payable
after date of issue in ten years and re-
deemable in seven years; interest to be
paid semi-annually. Proposals may be
left at the County Treasurer's Of
flee at Bozeman, Montana. The right
to reject any and all bids is reserved.
By order of Board of Trustees.
H. A. HYDE,
Dated June ID, 1883. Clerk.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27

TAKEN Ur.-Came to my place nearly
three years agosa red roam mare. branded
on right shoulder with {. A yearling
colt with her. She has gray name and
tail. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying costs.
s. III. GaNRnW Rnzanan
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate ofSamuel Whalen deceased Notice
Is hereby given, by the under signed, admin
istrator OF the estate of Samuel Whalen. de-
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10
exhibit Item with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Administrator nt
the Probate Judges office, Bozeman, Montana
the same being the place for the transaction
OF business of snid estate In the county of Gal
latin. GEORGE BUDD, Administrator
Of the the estate OF Samuel Whalen, deceased.
Dated at Bozeman, June 18th, 1855.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27
Dated June ID, 1888.

NJ Might sAlHEsys A,Esyy.. hsgs s.ss
soother at hand. It is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. It contains no Opium
or Morphine, but gives the child natural
case from pain, Price 25 cents. Sold by
W. M. Award druggist.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-27
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla,

SnM't AeeN ssSp1s,a. s'sais Ii 's; 3;
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy It is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles.
sold on positive guarantee at 10c., SOC.
VIM. Award, Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

til bar laid still n j.ss kicked once a
awhile. bat didn't let go neither hold.
The lion tried r. tried. but cou.dn': gis
PNbSSNF henT kinder ken { my senses
n put q bu,lc; In n lion. He Civ one
.rrec..h biggcrn III hecri n Civ a las:
kick.
Thea begun ter scratch ~ head
bout how J az ter gil thar carc1sses
out o thar. They AZ down bou; fifty
.ee' or more. n no gi;:ca' EN- up the,
steep wall. Then thought / hev ter
go down inter TIE canyon. cluyhow.
arter tn body u taet pore InIun ga.
little Poet. n ,neoby Id tiBd a bit q
III. Ia her yi' n cud tell m old folks
.urnthin' NOR. cheerin' then the, last
jump into eternity o hers; when. Lord
ble-S me. whacycr ,po-e happened.
The. blamed little Peei herself poxed
her fruwzy head from ahind a rock
t'o:hcr side a. I'll tree n looked MP at
me n smiled. n nodded. n said. 'Feci
all right. Ef We couldn't a knocked
me- down vita IA feather. I'm a liar. ]
WIZ never ~ glad { see ennybOdy
a:ore in AL my nachul born days Cum
1 inquire n Ink into tn thing. 1t
WASH, 80 blame wonderful. Tn gal
d jumped RICH, into the ,rce-,op. The.
ketrhed 'er. n what I'd thought M her
a -oin' down hill wuz Onlya bit o rock
I -huk loose u role! down tn canyon
She'd slipped down ont o tn tree al
right. an jes5 got out o TN way o tn
two varrnin., when they ken down.
too. She doiyed ahind n rork n let
'cm fight il ou'. She w ou' blyckber-
ryin' when she run acrOs, the old she
bar an cubs on IN same arraut. n III
bar Il TUX ar.cr her. Pcet', close
wuzn't much when she got through
them briers. but barrin' so:n. scratches.
The saI herself NJ al right.
They amt much more { tell. Peet
found "a way Up. n I went down n took
of tn petit, II cui II right smart chance
o'bar nca, fer Peet = carry Z camp.
,tci o the berrie, 81. did't gi:. I've
90; both skin, on, thar. II here's one
. IN claws - tibet lion ter shOw fer
IN. days work"
The Old man held up hi. trophy. II
he j, a. ~veraciou, a, il WAS ugly and
sharp and wirScd!y suggestive. then
there can be- no doubt Of the truth OF
story Of "A very unique and thrilling
adventure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

thirty ca:na,ss sT-ns IA es~sasss
up . team In ire ~vensss. nav sssSa
u hylrs gala Ia uEss TO ssst asr-
IN, nss fsrx~: 80 take ca-v cs ,ss
tools ani farm na.calasry - yoo c~a-
"a u-c ;a~sn 'or 10 ~asoo- TsSy ~P
r~.~a; -1cssy and yoa cza pod aS~rs ~
allo. sa-ta 81 ~ rsissa fos sAs %
cAre
1T Que ~asss a. TIE rslik ihs. ras
~ go.,~n 'rcea a Coz. zs;hosg. rcfe-'
-nee 10 IL. qsaisiy. ls!cg grains sr~~s
ocrn fodder. brvs~- gras.. ssrutp-
and roots hss.us a ave rropTf3"a -
~airr IN thea, ~sr, faz<hrs sod
sloppy fu~d IA general 80 rrxsiuc~ u
A fair proportion ~ .se~,zn,.sl fc1 -
~ncccssAry q, Yrslas~ ricA mllS
SPINACH and carrot. az an' In
iGr~i y STORED oa;ss4c in rs.asm;s. and
IA ----,sua. hgro ia~ a~!atess 49, Eo;
~ ~vvroc th~Y rsay - leh Ia -" -,-.
~tih = slsh; cuve-tnE tse proper
say a. store sh~E,. aosrV~g q. 10 a
cellar. in bios. 49, a.. - casl,y hanair
them whoa ;h-r ~ ssat.~! !sr lce4-
ing
II the farm p, 80 i,v. sc, labi .
proyN-r sy-;cEa os S~-a4sa-r - ,ha sra;
Importance. and wh~a - drsiaei ssch
. farm other C.v-.nst.gc-- equally
favorable pas- "a "a ases>r q sr<vr
yearly prot. than Ur.snio r A..ly farms
Excessive wvi seatlrr usss rusR Tho
'rops "a the hos ,s-nr~ hit at The
,rop- aud lsaI ;a,t. =, ., e'.eu dDas on
the other.
-Fhc~c farmers wbs aav~ - cattle
'or -alc should bg a. a3~aas .r, thrm 80
Il they ,aE -. \ satisfactory pr, L.
y keeping ,h~u a .rs ac~Ast3nsr go-
a better pr,cs. a fr~ 90. ar, us -
gained. apw tnu,h will T. ,l~-r; Ia The
extra f,,el.as' -. cufasaon e~,f~ri-
snCc uf -;oCS trvd-r- q. tha, ,A~rv -
r,orr profit "a .c.das soni lean ans-
mails thsn ia continuing - ''csi -t",k
thai i r,ady FOR rs!- aud ~sitluE i"r =
little b-iic- pr4,v that E.sy uos.r L.
secured.
-by-:cr Sauce Drain Tho lt4uor
from one pt 80 oystcr- Nrlt ;s1
oE> az butter ia n sauce pas. -tsy tutu
t. ON" az al four auA add :" n, h,
degree, "a. .iq lpr from Tic uy-,.fs
hen The mlN,itp. nt.l- thrpp isto q
the "y-t"c- sad bs.l al together uu'll
the leave ~ 'h- G~h t,H.in Ia shfiveI
p. - - IL -gH 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

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e~nrss~ 81 AL fas~~s o. sss
.2sarprp.S
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ae-tsssry a. . s~ts ssssv ;asT 49,.
ar. ss4ustry nass -ia = tssF rsss
Ia rasilss ~ss su~s s
MSxs-c sni 're-A .rss-n sas 'v~
a. To- ~ s~rivv All,9s p~s
-gSvsssAu 49, !. 80 ~ tssx
Ao~~. As~sfs sni csss~ r~H~ ssA
matter stir sar~ pssassssa
A.s
Ia Sc. S1ss~a AA. sArrr 49,
~sais,y np ~<~.ains raa~ss- s<as
ihe snarses. sut scs~ tthss4udaz
ln.tlsa sna q aaau~te-as 49,
cln.h IN isas.<i4uu ofts- testNsso~ s%as
rAey I'LL ~ Fs.s a. >~ - y 80
szin. "a ;, ca4a~5. and - 49, ss
isasIs,yonA
-NAh tsi~as 100 P>1
,aa~-. 49, ass~d - ,As cs.a~~t.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
an uNwElcoME CALLER.


4 Weoas Op~ss tie pses - nee sssss
. 8asAs A~-s>sS uss~
, In al indtaa bungalow every bid.
roosn has - .rnali An:r-oo,n attached.
in which The ~irnFortsa. fanc'ioa OF
bathing Is performed. ~rs,cs a lady
,ravc..r Ia India The acc- i. az
cement and u~ncarp~;ci. to allow q.
-pla>hin.. and around the tub arr
placed the ghurrss OF .Ar.hen pots o.
water. which are required for ih- bath
The little r,om hs- Away. two door.
one opening ON the os.:er ball - admit
the bhces;i with his supply Of water
and the other opening into the t>f-
One evening just a. dusk va
falling | had finished The u~npacsIas =.
= box in my b-rarocm aad ~ss n"y.n.
away when f~sneir~i | heard n high,
sound in the bathroom. L. was an
unusual hour for the bhcc,.ls visit .
] op~aed the door. and, to nv horror.
saw Jus; in front ot ne the h~au'..u!
crouching on The aocr and drinktn:
ou; ~ On. of the churra.- The r,sota
ia, 40 small hat | found my sail quite
close ~ d leopard. and could. Indeed
have touched the spots "a IL. gloa.y
coat FROM whe-c stood Wa toU
frightened 20 move. and -,osi perfectly
still, and fortunately for rue. the outer
IGOR ~ whichth. creature had -ni-r,-i
still stood wide open. anu with q single
bound u c,carcd the threshold and dis
appeared up the hillside, Had the
door blown "a. ar been closed iron ,h-
outside by a servant. he anlmal wca!-
have had no c.oar, but "a ~.-,S Al
cNi, by ,hc doorway in which | was
standing. aud The koow'clgr ~ my
narrow escape made IL careful ever
after about shutting up early in the
afternoon.
4 fcw night. later W. we're awa1cued
~ that there WAS a leopard In the YER
anda: and wc ran I the window ia
tim" Ia 81. the waving of the branche,
where the beast had sprung ou, sinong
the tree, The bearer. who was lying
rolled up in the blankets in the same
vcranda. ,lcp, .oundly on mcanw lille.
unconscious Of his proximity ~ the
st"althy-fOoted creature. These lcpp-
ards are cowardly creatures. aud will
never attack a human being ifth-y can
avoid il; their special fancy i, for little
dogs. and they ~ill 50 haunt "a. neigh
borhooi of any hou,: where dogs are
kept that thu greatest care Is n.Cce--
sAry To prevent the little qusdrup.ds
falling victims 10 III. big ones.
A. the weather beam. better they
grew less bold. aud Il WAS only toward
tn, end of the season that VS. >aw them
again. When snow fell On the farther
hills they were driven - seek food
lower down. aud then again they began
To inic,t the station. Often in the
'noath of October. when coming home
late night. ] have hc,-d the huar-- sort
their sides. ike hug- Eats again~, the
trunks of trces. The men carrying NV
dandi tligh; p~al,uquinl would then
step out. aud iala loud 10 keep up their
while the mate would flourish
hi, lantern aud shout. No leopard
would ON r.car so noisy "A party. and
the only danger on such occasions j, ~
the men taking a panic and dropping
the dauii. when the situation would H.
This. however. never hap .
pen.d TO M. and I WIS equally iortu-
nat. when riding -E.icnLn TclhnDr
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

$500. s.-ss Vss.. ~. -ss-S - 50.
As.g .s ss-s4

The late Ming ~ ,,sslo hal Bessie %
s~neserr "a the gsrirss ~ his Iaae .
t.sr,isu ii-aeh. ursr sa}ruita l. -
.a ehlons pa si.'sst shsrfy f@ei lssns b.
~,srn,s fer; ,srs.s.5. la safls t-iae
asslu; twelve ip"t high AL perfect
sfnaa,th. 49, that . .nas~ rsrsii fsls
cFssi ~, Ia he .satss 81 thu H'
,h~rH $40 a large sls-z %, r.ash s.s
.ansy. Perforated ~ ihz; "a go ss o
90 hsi~- A. q sprsnxs H. thls issa~Y
cssni-~i blasrs the ss4k~s a~als. znf
sh@a The ssa sAons tssfgssly tAs~f rsaas
osi ia bass 80 80 feed
III. Majesty us.~i ., hsss lsss fsss
pat isio the ps;. sad ssss~esi hifa.~; H1
Stag The hgnzfy snsS~s sztsb a.
frog. vk~a a lz~xs sss.- sfshss
-uaA!i frog. - 3. al os~f ia ss .a.s4at
ss; IL |. -ussiii.h sss=~ ~zseh@. = lArg
"a frog 49, thai, hs sss aos .-zii.-
a, oac~. the frog ~rl.. ar pit~w.a
hsss Agsia ssa sssia ! hsss Aa~ra
them whiiss zs; shssssiag .af ssss ss..
- the ssssh or ssit - ss.- 's.ss -a.ei-
The psss~iag ertss naHs .srs~ssss~ %
slrnr. .pra~sifss. ssso lsae q. az. t-Ss
fn"ssy iasslxh The ss2.s ss~opIls a..
shot A. sssi s.ssy 70, sss ssls hs~
= frs-s hss saso 5000 =. iar. The s@Al~.
the ssas.
fse Tsaiisss~a ~ sh.< s1sa~ -
ssp ~. . srnsll .a.x~ ssss1 . s-.g
frr ss-i arsers - .o sssiias a h.
sssaaesiy . issTs sr,s s~asnt--s ts-s.s
.s~is~; 'hs saarss tail ssss s~xsa -.
ss.Iip. thu sasxs tt.s the ss.ss
rslEhi have ~saes e.s 80 - sssa.
ess~ -y 'r@sss sssrsssstly a~~-
sssr 20 sssrb ihs essss~.. -s.s tA~
frpSs a.: ssas- sops asar-z. sz.i u-
Big sru1 a;ssses~srs~ ~ssas~ sssl. a-s
sssxe -r~seH~-s t.~ lsssa. sr1x a.s
:t~y al s~s9-s 81 No. ts~ ..s~ 20
J~rf~rsly ssu~. sss h~sA 49, s-.->saen-~
ske 80 Il 49, sill .lav~ $50 a~sr
-~xr.s tsss u 90 ga ~ xa.~1 i~s =.
49, ise sssss ~sss - y.s s7-.
nssss.~
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

The Proper va. of S-o.iis,sns Nss-
Olous.s ~ Wi.fsf.

In ali poultry house. constructed |
have advised nn ventilation whatever
In winter. other than ~" air tia, fud.
au ingrr-- - the oIenir-s intn the ysri
(which openings should be closed a.
night. az when IA" doprs OF vinio~ >
are ~np~n~.) In -uinmeF a ventilation
tube may 10, u--i. ~ - 80 ;he warm
air ti /. ro, Away. 'Ouif. tsui ia win
ter. while ia. doors Nat D. og-~a dur
ing the day. a., night the house .hosili
b. closed a. tightly a. the r'",m. -s
sleep In. for the chsnUs-< hat human
beings wili rlfg-air NIi Do create
than tina; h~as sill. Since trying the
no-veniils:or plan ! have becn gsor-
or. 90 try IL. ! csH .huw evidence 'hs'
the bird thrive better and 1slacn havs
roup /: il ia. cold air comsng dow n
IN the birds. o- soSinE freely around
ruup, AMER. etc. ami II ia. ~rsssIsss
hoi-s has ~" y.niiia'oT - iet oct the
WARM air. thereby crrs'lnz a drssigh,
wilt venture io say ihsi shsrs e'sa
bird {. io~i by .sso.si'oa or ts,i
air. a doy~n siii b. saved that would
o.s-rvi-. 81. from ,o.o mech sr~sh .sr.
Try i,
4. Ia ioii ar. 'hSr- -hosid i,~ san~
No experienced p~spsl'rY tnsa ever AZ
los hi. poultry house ia st In o"s-
di.ioa 90 prvssr- foaI air. .. 9, !. -egr,-
larry cl-as.s-i. shils Tho cola prevents
Fermentation ~ tho dr.ppin-. Of - Ia
gle night A. "a the ~esss-,nlc sssd 90
~shalet. IL {. me 81 'hos~ nyshs sh.as
never m~as-rislis>L Trs~. IL 10 there
bot enough air ootDes H. Ae3 enosssh
gas 1o~s sus. so pr-res' dssxsr ss,si
morning.. have zee "a sna The s.se~
Gated sost. os say is,as~d b. . eio~.
warm hoss~ bas ,A~ .lrsifzs al sA~
r.a,siasor ,sh~ Az sSi0a. ard even
sia,ef snds shs;s ngns-S i-sc~~&~
sscv =, 10 81 sessos. ssss 20 a.
10 have the v~nsiiaaar tsa~s
ahplssh~d froes All poultry ha-s-s. sor
The Dor- ros2 ass di~,s~ sAe srn<r
belief thss more cold cir Is O.. |
mr.. ~sss~ At r~gpt 10 s~~sIss. and
.or.s Of pals. siiA al sg~.s a Sssrs~
and s.sA>s. ~ r~sS~s~e "a IN ~5as IN
undo the nssrhsss 81 f-~Tisx sA~ s--ss
siah eosa ar~sta. lasted ~ hsr.
then sssg sS.s vsSs 1ess a<s
inassse hos The pusss<y-s~s> sk~SsA
~ N ~eso~yssps Co M ss.llsax-so~.
ssabs~. ,nA oh~r ha.ssash,ess< saissss
I. 10 a~s:e. 20 sssa % . va<~e ssAe ok
r~-vsssry -sc<1r. - ~ drssss As~
e-~as~d. sa. sA~ As~ - lns
root 10 zur1~rvz. 4 Ssxsz sSa
0~sgAinS oely - rs~za1A are a~sM
a6~s v~essissssa fess . 80 sssxassx
px>ssas. sss n~~~ s~~ssAsr.ss~ 10
xiv~s ,hs~ inuassH os ~ ssss~
.ssps tzs- .Aaa 10 tks E~y.zx-.s~z1s ~
he a0s~ >r r~~te~ 81 s&s~
~ ses.siss4< soses sAzs vsas<. sa~ 81
~n.~sl asA s~s.s 80 ~ sr~sA sv
nunsag u ss.A~oss S~a:~7rssag ~ ess q
.. I'D. ~ vus ~ IL ak@ Ss~s &c
- vfu - sssprs~a - sSae fA~ sss-~
aseveup ~ 4szss- A~ss ~ 49,
ass1o< Acsss SD - s>rness sss~ss~a
y IgAsy <<Ak.E ~-S~rs $50
yS40.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Tss Ns~-s Cssss M>ss -, sA~
ssslisy 81 ~s~rz ~E~s>s.o s-sASsrw~-
sA~ taisAesas sgs<n ~ Es~<4~~a r.
CsisAnss as~ .rsss ss ssy. 80.
dsy. $1,000 10 .~s p-sssSS 81 "a,
sssss ss& go. .vs~y. q.
Safety s~se~ss ssss - ~y~v - ~-~<
ss& sS-.~rx as x>~~ x~s - ,~~
So. sss s~,~sszA>~ sAs@ ~ - s--~ 0
nssssss rsts zss1ssy sv>~a., .sr,
40 As@ Ts~<~ sr. sszzxas,
sys ssssa Ts~y -. 81 ss,s~~
asxtT ss~s- sax .ui go. sssy "a
~s~~@ slsAs~ss s~~ 90 ~~~-
81 Asy ssst Ta~ Ga2@~~s~ sa -
sas<~ ~ss< -ss~s s~ ySsy s~z.
- ssa 80 n=<A vs~~ xa~~ u~ "a.
1872 ssy~sr-~@s< s,ssgs.x
ssy. S~.s~~ssx ss~v~~. ssnSssaaS eAAl
sr~" ss< s~=~svsssg s<-s.a e. go
ss~se % t~ Srs<~@k - .A~ s~~ "a.
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essS 1892 ns@ AosA~-y
- oaz1DDss-sag. a&s assz<ns-
~ 1-Sveuss ssA~s~~xas~~ So
snsss essnEtsy -
sA0snss~0a ~ ts~s~srs ssxs q
Css~. sAas ausns Ss1s $3.50 49, =
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
ARTIFICIAL


80.
ARTIFICIAL COlO.AiR.
v .,., H., r.,.,
That Come. Through. s.ip-..
Tn. manufacture. 81 cold il likely u
become n lary. industry. Earlier e.
forts in the production of cold werc
toward the manufacture of ice. Later
I improvements were in the line ~ cool
~ing-roorns. where products could De
! stored without the rI,. Of ice. Til;
method has been in successful opera
/ ton :or some time il large packing
houses. It's les, troublesome and less
expensive than ice. bU. the process in-
wolves the Use Of brine with ammonia
and Il large outlay Of money for IA plant.
Thi, process, is effective only ia large
concerns. and i. limited 10 the produc-
ton Of moderately cold air. with the
objectionable feature of dampne-s.
The newes, process az Refrigeration.
! produces Il dry. cold air tina: carries
the thermometer many DEGREE, below
freezing point. and this degree OF cold
! can he produced so chcaplv and i, 80
! Thoroughly under control that th..
world is promised the luxury OF frost
/ rs cheap a, heat or lirht. The concern
in Chicago which control, this process
j. located on the West Side in a p-c-
| tcntiois building. In one roam they
di,;ill the ammonia. reducing the re-
fuse product from :i. "a, house to "A
pure liquid. This ammonia. known in
the trade a, anhydrou, ammonia. flow,
in pipes t. the cooliuy-ropm,. Thi.
uted about the side, lik. ordinary
steam pines. The liquid ammonia is
prevented from entering tn. pipes in
the rooms. but through a faucet tn.
yas or yapor which rises from tn.
liquid ammonia passes into the pipes in
the room. Thi, y,,por i, wha. pro
G,we. cold. and the degree desired i,
regulated bv the amour, of v,por that
i. allowed 70 pas. through III, pipes.
The ga. or vapo returns To the dis.il.
lipr.room with IL. fr.e,in, nroper,i.,
exhausted. and i, mai. again into an.
hydrou. ammonia. and is again used
for freezing purpo.e..
rru;.. arr. stored in a rom cooled ~
tho .m,.r,,,ur Of fo~,v d.gr,..
Ma,,. for u.s in the n.,r fu,n-, arr. in
,n,m. a. it'll. ~c,o,.r and ,,m, and
ds,;c,,. d.b.. for xin,.r M. .y, in tho
Nd, r.,w 7, mi. a.,,r.m.n b
,h.-wom.,., rg;.,.,.s, rsn,v d..gr...
h.,ow ,,r, .nJ IN. ,.r. lid. mi
c.h...u. - 49,, 49,,
,rn.,,a - LIS, 90 -. ~.
dry cold air outdoors.
r. - ., All
u...nos y. 49,, \. m, ..a Ter
.~sI;w..na s..;,. -
oo."n,:.s"a. 80 80
o." -,.;a.n.. ;, .......,. -.
- IT,. o.S;r ~. -
49, - .I-..S-
":H 10y"
p'Pe III" re'ri'r A"u "ase ".'
s~'oreno"se N csao Is "Ay % "eS'roo.
30 Tar n process has not beeu used
BY families to any extent. but the pro
duction Of the LIQUID ammonia is q mat
ter of such trihing cost that q raid
nm the yu,d houevise's Kitchen
:. ...,oun,.,~ .,a ~. ~,mn.nr
$50" ~. ~ -. -.;--f-.:.
promise .""' INC AAn's N
shall d iurnisneo Win dry' colo ar
cheaper than ice and serve the Pur-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
LAKES THAT DISAPPEAR.
Slut the Sssties IL Warned That They
May Appear Ngs,s.

| Southeastern Oregon i aimo-, - term
incogniia vet. except IN cstii"men.
swamp ~land-grabbcr- and peopi. 81
that iik. In the numerpu. lawsuit.
between swamp and Men aud settler.
who have taken up claims on tn.
alleged swamp land-. there have been
many instance, III parsons swearing 10
direct opposition 10 Others ia regard "a
the character Of land which would
lead unbiased persons ,o suppose tina;
Hat perjury had been committed.
There MAJ have been no idea ar In
n.-..s To testify falsely In th->, ca-c,.
AZ the following will show
Warner Lake. in Southeastern Or.-
gon. /. u shallow bod %! water cover
ing q large amount 81 land II &.
divided BY los ridge. ~! land into
thrcc Or four divisions. Last year .
gentleman cruising through that coun-
try found one Of the-s division To b., .
lake ciyh; miles long AMI four miles
wide. and from four ~ i've fee; deep.
Thi. summ.r the same gentleman
visited tina. ~srtion and found this lAse
totally dry and drov. HE team across
Il; ~i,hou, trouble. He IL nov pro.
pared tn swear that The site Of the lake
is suitable for cultivation. whereas last
wear h. you'd have sworn ~i;h = clear
con.cience thss there Sss . lake 'bere.
Lac. year Mr.. Neil had 3 ron; scs .
make = survey .! the mcsndcr line ot
wear Mr.. Martin atsovsrsnens ia.p~c-
TOR Of surveys. visited Warner LAX. Tn
inspect tn. surveying done by NJ.
Neil. lie found the work all right.
but Il did NOT conform TO sh- sss~y
line in that part ~ tbs LAKE sn,ve men,
tion.i.
Responsible parties sho s~re II he
LAX. xhen Mr.. Neil mad. HE nsca,d~r.
confirmed its trvshfuincs. - 90 ;as
water iioe sh~u IL 70 made. ssd Mr..
Martin hr.ne coosioced by their ;e.-
,imony that . soodsrsai chsag- had
taken pl.c.
The probsbis cause of the dtssp-
pear.acs 81 this large ecdy o vss~r
10 the light fall Of .nov Ia shat, ~~ssos
for sevsrai year. past. - AL she iak-s
In that ssrs.os a~ lover has ever
h,-sor- since the sst;i-n~sf os iAe
country.
II viii hardly D. safe ~ ~~ttse % sss
bottom IL = dried up Aak- 90 elo~ =
los-v.ser nark. - IN ca~~ os . lcas |
hard sins~r. si;h . xrcss fail Of ssos
and lac rains Ia the sprsss sh~.- a4~s
viii likely eHpssd themselves IN :h>ss
original SIR |
The fars ;Aa; the iAxes IA thai 49,
ton .r. Of this eAsr.rs~r 10 prpeAAy
the cause al n. she trvsSse asA ME !
embarrassing In r~gard :a sss1S
,antA-SAfissS Ove1ssss~
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

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d-nce Of good f3.ik on the part OF the wgttef.
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part3cuiar5y careful IN giving Names end doeee
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