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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
ROBERTSON & JAMES,
WILLARD II. JOINS.
CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
} AND STERLING BoNnS.

PROPOSALS FOR GOLD AND STERLING BoNDS.
MAYORS OFFICE
ST LOUIS. June 81, 1889.
BY virtue OF Ordinance No. l5.O61 authorizing he
issue and sale Of renewal bonds Of the city Of ST Louis
scyenty:sx thousand dollars ls27GoO0 in said bonds
hereinafter descr bed ony portion thereof will be
ceved and opened at the Mayors Once in the City Of
1889. Bonds to yield s276,O0O only win be sold
said bonds Will be dated August ls 1859. and VII
each be Of Inc denomination Of $1,000 United States Odd
their date and viii bear interest their date az Tie
rate OF three and nfy hundedhs Is 5Ol0O per pr
States Gold Coin In pounds sterling the first dg
Of February and August respectively VIII be attached
bear. either at the NATIONAL BkNK OF C0MMERCE
h NE ocs Of Y EPed S Stass 26 o9N G
LAND, in pounds sterling at the option Of the holder.
bidders are requested to state In their proposals Ill,
fat price offered in current funds per bond
All proposals will be subject 20 the conditions and
portion OF the agreement the part OF bidder
be addressed the undersigned and indorsed, PRO
accompanied by deposit or cash certified check pay
able N the order OF the Comptroller (and subject hs
sount ia bonds bid tor earnest money for the foItR
full compliance with the proposal said deposit b.
turned IL the proposal IS not accepted, otherwise TO be
hold subject forfeiture 70 the CITY In event Of failure
on the part the bidder h comply with his proposal or
In OF compliance, to be retained part OF the pur
The awards viii be subject to the approval OF the Com
mittce Ways and Means Of both branches Of the
Municipal Assembly.
delivered the lst day Of August 1889 onlce Of
the Comptroller In the City OF St. Louis New York
al option OF the successful bidder which option be-
The undersigned the right to reject any and
A sample bond can be seen and further information
EDw. A. EoONAY. Mayor.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt ann
DesbTOsses follows:
a. m. for slatingon and intermediate points
a. IN for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo.
and the West and principal loea polnts Chair "a
Lyons and Pullman % suspension Bridge.
IL q. m. for Elmra and Intermediates points. Chain
1 n m for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points.
Chair ears 10 TunkhannOck Connection 70 Reading ann
Harrisburg
Chair l.. & B Junction and pullman sleeper "a
Chicago.
40 n M, for Mauch C,unk and intetmeiiaf a pontx
Competition Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car ~
Mauch Chunx.
z D. M. FOR Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochest, Duralx
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and suspen sor
Bridge.
Trains leaving at a m, II q. m | D. m. and a al
D. m connect for all points In Mahanoy and Harletou
coal regions. -
8 a. IN. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
points.
40 .. M foE Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
p. IN. for Geneva Lyons Eimira. Rochester nuirala
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and suspenson
Bridge.
General Easosrn Once 2ss broadway
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RAILROADS..
n Ew-YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ KH co.
Passenger trains leave foot OF Jay-st as follows rom
West 42d.st 10 minutes later;
7 .3j a. m. for Mdicpwn. Port Jervis, Monticello
Fall,burgh Liberty, Hancock. Walton Delhi Sidney.
Edneston Norwich. Utica. kope Oneida, oswego, DE
trOt Chicago and all points West
SO a. M for Campbell Hall. Lakes MOh0nk and Min
newaska Waikiki Valley Stations, Stony Ford Middle
Bloomingburgh Elenyie. Mt Dale. Pittsburgh, Hurley
VILE, Liberty White Lake.
100 % IN for Campbell Han. Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska Waikiki Valley stations MlddetOwn, Ellen.
ve Port Jsryls, Monticello, Pittsburgh, Hurleyyille
Liberty, KockHnd.
80 D. m. for stony Ford Campbell Hall. Middletown
BlbOmlngburgh, Wurtsboro Enenye
10 90 D. m for Middletown Pittsburgh, Liberty, Han.
cock Walton, Sidney, Norwich, Utica, Rome Oneida
west Reclining Chair Car free TO Suspension Bridge ;
Pullman Seepers . -.
1 $50 D. M Saturdays only. for Campbell Hail. Middle
town. Ellcnylle Pittsburgh. Liberty, Rockand.
Sundays also q MlddetowD. Daily through Other
trains daily except sunday,
Pullman Drawing room Seats and SeepinR-car Berths
reserved at 307 Broadway. J. G. ANDERSON.
Gen. Pass Agt. 10 Exchange Place. N. Y.
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CENTRAL
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government % the
R0ITIE OLE THE EASI MAlIL
NUU u UF The FAoI NIhII.
RE Is ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE


r.,oos and Finest paepSer sIaion IN America ana
the only rS? k k9 E aFT sf H & NfsSoA CITY
tsa m. Rochester Express. Wagner dra"ingFOOn cars
Ney 20 No. ssrsCss Lake George and
treai Special Wagner drawingrsom cars. NewYork .
s ssn Rsresa and Ss*YoiS St Adams va Central
'e e so a. m FAMOUS WAGNER yEsTLBgLEp NEW
YORK SmGAG0 h hS sT h8Ts d dM draw
ngroom and sleeping cars for Albany Uues Syragas,e
dS sTyn sus ShasS az 30
NJ 81 Louis 40 p m next ns dsy S9nec "a
albany WV With cOoperovn Elegant
S PST fGy Niagara Falls To-
sonso cieseand cinslHnat IndsnapGs bsgIs and
canandalgaa and and Rochester. 49,. 800.
for Saratoga Eass George na
saa% f and c %Sgns % geors cars
80 p m; Saratoga special with Wagner drawings
N62D to A ASa9y an. sd Ts GSa
points on Fitch6urg r. r. Wagner drawins'roOn car.
YORK to Ana Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis EI
Fails %O 1 SgspSnSn B 81 foa To-
Detroit and Chicago with Wagner vestbued sleeping ana
st 90 p M, Thousand Island and Adirondack Egresss
Wagner Sleeping Car NewYGrk 70 Clayton n va sm gaes
Via Utica and Northern AdsOndack Railroad daily exceps
s:i5' D. NJ, canandalgua Accommodation wssnes
THROUGH eepSgca % Canaan.
dagna o on the SG P9a rAsdrondalk and Canandgus
Fxpress Wagner seepngcars daily 20 North Creek, via
Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad also 70 Pisttsourg con.
meeting AZ PatUsburg with parOr ear for Seranac Lake
snS a5ditoniark Mountain points. Wagner seepngcars
daiiy to Montreal Rouse's Point and via ST. Adams.
and 70 Syracuse and Canandai2ua daily. except Sunday.
o D. M Special Mail Limited; arrives at Roehestef
40 m Buffalo 80 a. m, and Cleveland 20 y. m
rio n m Fast Night Express for Rochester Bufaot
Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland CINCINNATI Indianapolis,
onis Detroit Chicago, with wagner seepngcarss
sIeenine ears 10 Canandaigua on Sundays only.
10 midnight for Saratoga Whitehall and Rutland No
connection with train leaving Saturday Wagner sleeping
cars 10 Albany Connects at Albany with trains for tho
North and West. -, ,..,- -. -
az Grand Central station 49, 7S5 and 942 Broadway.
II Park Place, Battery Place 6s Wess i2Sth.st and
Fnlton sts and 39o Bedford ave- r. D., BROOKLYN
Westcott's Express calls for and checks baggage nom
sRnn DALI others daily except Sunday. Stop Il
13Sth-st. station, New-fork
FAST PTTTSFIFLD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECrArz
With eieeant Wagner Drawing cars leaves Grand
Via
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FAST PITTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS sPEcIAIz
with eaoant Wagner Dragiug-room cars, leaves Graf8l
Cetral Station via Harlem Division daily except SundaN
9oJTN N TOUCEY GEORGE RI. DANIELS,
~ General Superintendent Gen Passenger Agent
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NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL,

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIIs
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK, long BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE AND AsBURY PAEki oCkAN BEACHy
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEAsANr.
York foot Corandt aud Iesbros+s sts so flo o;Y05
m. IL noon 20 40 (exprss $40 compress exceps'
Rcd ianO. &c leNpressl, $40 7 90 p m sundaySj
From 10 ioot Of 2" IaS., yy 90 sls 80 iinsa
l 80. 80 3 80 texpr.ss), 90, =: 80 fexpfess ESQ
Sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asburg
RRiUjSFus propeErr n woop.
superntendent Gent pass AGENT Penn r. r.
ii. =. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass. Agent. {. r. u. Of N. -
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A LFxANpER MACGREGoRs. los WEST 18Th sC.
"A Prtyste Lessons and Glasses IN dancing daily
Nepdslssohn Hal let Tor private ARCHAEOLOGICAL.
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finanfial.

HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY.
NO.7 wALL-sT., NEw-YCRK.
CAPITAL. 100000. SURPLUS sooo'SAS'
CORRESPONDENTS,
TvVENTsCUE MISUNDERSTANDING,
AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND.
H. W. BIYpENsTEIN 81 CO., LONDON, ENGLAND.
Allows interest on deposits, and Interest on tes OF
active accounts of merchants ana Others
Transacts o general banking business. ,. A., ,,,- -
lends money on prOmiss0ry notes with new, orh or
prookiyn real first mortgage with Title
Guarartae bailey as collateral security. -
Acts AZ Executor, Trustee and Guardian under wis
for The axed statutory charges also as Registrar trustee,
rransfer and Financial Agent for states cities, RAILROADS
Towns and other corporations and for Real Estate Mort
cages with coupon bonds In NewYork Brooklyn ana else
where Collects rents, coupons and diyidends 49,,
A''e TRUSTEES
c..o, . Van Allen John d. Vermeule.
49,. W.n MAIDEN John Van VoorhiS
Meoner n Van Worst w. W. Van VoorhiA
ffa awas "a Van Woert Geo w. Van Slclen,
q Wan n o.frand James Roosevelt
yohn p PIanfen Augustus Van Wyek
Henry w. Bookstavers j. W. Eih3 ~ rass NUN
Robert ID. Roosevelt Henry ", ~; nayo'
Geo NJ. Van Hoesen. Jotham Go9In9m,
VIM Dowd, lyeofge, r: iiy,sinSn'
William Remsen, ieter " !cA9pIn
W ~ "" POBERT D. ROOSEVELT. President
Holm D. VFRMEULE. Vice President
GEO. w. VAN SICLEN. Secretary
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
AID 14TH-ST,
NEW YORK, June 2s, 1889
INTEREST at the rate Of THREE AND ONE
Il HALF (3'D per cent per annum viii be accredited
deposors for the six months ending June 80 1889 all
sums entitled under the bylaws not exceeding
three thousand (s3 O00t dollars
= PHILIP BISSINGER President
c. r. AMTHOR Treasurer
THE BANK TOR SAVINGS.
81 BLEECKER-ST.. NEW.YORK. July l. 1882
'INHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
the usual interest under the provisions Of tho by.
laws. the SIX months ending the Both OF June fol-
lows:
Al the Of four az per cent per on all sums
45 upward rot exceeding 81 600. payable on aud
after tn third Monday being 15t day this month
This H. carried at a. the credit deposors
principal the st inst where II stands exactly as
deposit
10 will be tho pass-books at any time when
required and after the 18th inst
RODERT S. HOLT. Secondary
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CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE
~ The only through sleeping Louis Via Ma.
ara Falls leaves the Grand Central Depe. AZ daily.
Railways-dInne cars for eli mesisafriyng IN So Inus
19 second morning Connestions Ia unIsn nAssG -
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xx,rsT SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c. g.

WESI SIIOhE ~ l. ". cL
w IT. r r. r. Co.. Lessee.-Trains leave West 42dst
from foot Of !ay.st. N. r. Chicago Detroit London.
'5I5 g rs D. N. Toronto. 70 :55 a. rs Us y II
D. m Montreal, Canada Fast, 5 Is D. m, Nisgass
Fss Syraeuse and principal nermeda5e stations.
is 81 So a. m. IS 10 s Is m and ca IL 80 N.
for Utica or w. Kingston, saugeriies Catsi1 Albany
315 z rs. 20 49, a II 30 a M, and !s y % 10 3 ~
D. M New burg. 40 rs a. M 15. ID 3d. % 80,
III As D. n Hayerstraw, e:25 q =, 2:tl. Gas m
ing room ears through 70 Saratoga. -.
Lake George IL 80 m, Drawing Room Cars 70 Cads
we'll Sa uriays only, 81 3 AS y. -.
Lakes MohOnk and Mnnewaska, via New Pa a. o 90
(a) ii 80 a. m. I .. Saturdays only; 49, t5 D M
Drawing Room Cars TO Kingston on co. (a III 80 NJ
!" Kat rskiI. Hunter Grand Hotel Station. and Phoe-
Room Cars 10 Grand Hotel station and 70 Phoeniea Gos
Hotel aferskl and Mountain House, on 100. ta Ii ID
a. m. ard (s 3 as D. M. trains.
Palenvile, Cairo and Mountain House Station. s :f5.
7:15. 90 al II 80 a. N. ~ 345 D.. u. Drswina
Room Catskin (a) IL 80 M and ~ 45 D. IL
trains. -, 90. 80.
iDaiy, except Saturday, Other trains daily except
sundays. "a 81 Leave Jersey city p. p II station.
ali 90 m, 80 80 D. IN ioboken. West shore sa-
don ali 90 a M. 3 :35 For tickets uresabeS
or Information, apply al offices Br0OklynS3 Washington
726 FutoIst Annex ONCE. foot Of Fulton-st New.
York City-27i 800. 7S5 and 942 Broadway, 1873 IL
Bowery IL Park place IS West 125ihs and West shore
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage
hotels and residences.
General Passenger Agent Vanderbit-ave., ~ Y. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

The seventh fremen's tournament # the
stare association eonvenes in this civ next
Tuesday. This will probably be the finest en-
tertaiumen. of the kind ever held in the state
Of NebrzsAa- Large crowds will be here from
all parts Of Nebraska and surrounding states
until Red ClO, I will be overfiOwn with = multi
tude q people. The home team are making ex-
sensive arrangements to a 4 care Of every
body, and have arranged . hne line Of pre-
niums agsreEzttng ,eariy Two thousand dollars
Nearly my eompaLi. = will be on hand. and an
pie arrangements have beer made to entertain
all. John Iomlinsoo has been doing god work
and II We are not nistaArn viii be the means OF
drawiaG the largest crowd to RED Cloud that
has svef boen seen in Southwestern Nebraska.
Large anphitheztefs have .~en errecsed and
everything lone that can possibly be . eoo ven-
ienee to The visitors. THE CHIsF 10 Et4d to
note that every indication points toa grand
success Of the tournament. liz people 81
Webster, and adjacent Kansas o Usties should
not til 70 witness this grand s4air. II win Be
q saSht that viii last you . lifetime. Remem-
Der that Il 0ceurs next week. Ever body
should come.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

II seens that the story Of budded tree Is still
told BY haDded ehns OF tree-asentS. / IND IN
ny nail thu morning four letters from widely
separted points telling Of their method Of work
ing, They work With TWO sticks" one from q
budded tee which Is .lean, White and sound,
and one iron . root grated tree that kAs IS old
look and Q black heart They do NOT pretend TO
deliver budded trees. but to give them that sp-
pearanee they usually deliver What the nursery
men cali -eut-backs.- One concise, precise note
-frum {. ". Quincy, Of Dixon county. Neb.-
tells tie whole story. rs il comes to ne nom all
sources Il u fraud. but what can il do about
il. II I should tell the tale each week. in an the
agricultural papers, how many victims would
read Il. o. heed II:
Yet, something may he done BY thoe. Who do
read, to stop such rank swindling. Where real
budded trees are delivered. perhaps noehinG can
be done. As the people who believe. q who arc
made to believe, that budded trees are best,
must be permitted to buy them a any price
Agreed On. up to TIN dollars Def Uee. But make
them deliver budded trees, q advise the pureh
asers 70 refuse them. The agent Win have NO
defence, as il is = mere question Of iRspecion
Of tie trees in court write this II this time,
BY request o( Prairie Farmer readerA.].L
Badd in the Prairie Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12
,sADA DaviA speaks Thuay.n

ssAsA DaviA sP~aks Th1sly.n
The jolly joker files his answer Il
his arraingnent With the court:
Mystery Of mysteries, that the sim.
pie report of the finding of three dead
bodies should create . Wild sensation.
A verifeation of the Cowpenc senti-
nent ''God moves IN . mysterious
~.y, his wonders to perform" and
that other things are not all what they
seem, yet one other truth and false
hood are so similar in their mien that
visest men cannot fully discern BE-
svees." He who speaks IN uatruth.
lies or fai.i6es, which ever tern i
deemed most modest or most wise.
That mother skunk aud her two
darlings may yet to fame in history
attain - veritable martyrs to the
cause Of truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

The familiar face Of MI. Holdredge
P. N. of Scott was observed ON our
streets Tuesday. He is slowly re-
covering from his recent injuries.
NJ. B. Edleman the popular man
ager of the Howell Bros. Lumber
yard in this city has been busiily
engaged this week overhauling the
various Nebraska yards far that firm.
II. Clarke, wife and daughter, who
have been guests at the residence Of
r. V. Shirey have returned to New
York state. Mr.. Clarke is one of the
heavy stockholders in the Nebraska
& Kansas Farm Loan Co. of this city.
Bittner's Dramatic Co. Band lave
rendered their services t. the Chief
of the Fire Department during The
,ournamect, and also donates a special
prize to the fremen. This act on the
part eff the company is certainly COM
meniable and should be highly ap-
preciated.
On July 18th, Mrs. Emma L. Heyde,
aged % years, wife of Adolph Heyde,
departed this life after lingering
sickness of several months. She was
buried in this city. Mr.. Heyde has
the symathy of his friends in this,
his sad affection. They had been
married about two years.
Judge Wilcox wanted to do some.
thing so that he conld play a trick On
his numerous friends. So he went
down to one Of our barber shops and
ordered up ten cent shave. 1t
cleaned his face Of a heavy growth of
whiskcrs and on Sunday he came up
town and his most intimate friends
didn't know him. It was we'll play
ed.
The lawyer-doctor-editor is certain
ly . statesman or at least it will take
. statesman to be able to make the
ether seven believe that the doeky is
not sinking money for them 10 the
big s sheet. However the other
chaps come bobbing up serenely when
the boss Whistles for their funds.
They are the emf men, that is their
profits come in at the little end Of the
horn.
On Tuesday night burglars entered
the grocery house of B. +. M;zer By
way Of the cellar and broke open his
money drawer, in which we're about
e, in pennies aud s15. in nick
les. The burglars took the pennies
and left Ike nlckles. They also prob
ably helped themselves to groceries.
They made their exit by the front
doors. Fortunately Ally Albright had
taken the money home with him, or
else the thieves would have made ..
good haul. This is the FIRST burglary
that has occurred in Red Cloud for
some time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12
Roofing pitch and coal tar at Deyo's

Roofing pitch and coal tar at Deyo's
Standard moving machine. G. W.
Dow, agent 80 2m
Getting makes the best sticky fy
paper in town.
White Rock mineral water, ginger
cite at Cuttings.
Meals celebrated carriage paints at
Deyo, all colors.
j. II. Bailey has returned from q
trip to Chicago.
Call on G. ". Dow and get price 8
on Mccormick or Standard moving
machines. 5O-2m
The board Of supervisors we're in
session this week. The boys are
doing good work tor the county.
F. V. TsJlor has returned from
Lincoln where he va in attendance
upon the undertakcrs association Of
the state.
II Lew Albright's own assertion be
true, and no one doubts it, he must
carry his brains in the region Of his
hip pocket.
can save you big money on furni
ture and carpets. 100 different pat
terms Of carpets cut without waste Il
F. v. Tsyler's.
]. Nustein the popular ciga. manu-
facturer il building . residence in
Fairviev addition, cast of 4. a,
Browns residence.
The political pot is boiling over
just now with aspirants for the vari-
Gus county sdkees. The candidates
Sc far mentioned are all good men,
any one Of which if elected would
make . good officer.
We understand that = general pic
mic Of all the Sundsy-schools of the
county is contemplated 1t an early
date. This would be eminently pro-
per. We would suggest Red Cloud
and Riverside Park as the place.
The dude cditer Of the Big 8 With
his white hat and soft clothes. sceu-
pies = position that would make /.
horse laugh himself to death. Just
think Of II. president and editor of an
$500 morsgaged shebang. al run to
get even with some q at . Losing
game. Vengeance is sweet but
awfully expensive some times. Eli,
Doekey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

Drink California orange mead q
Cotting'a
". \. Richardson ehIpped five ea'
loads Of stock this week.
Deyo has the largest stock Of Of fire
works in town. Buy Of him.
The finest line Of silk ribbons in
the city. Mrs. G.. S. ALDEN.
& Y. Shirley and wife have return.
ed from their pleasant trip to Denver:
]. \. Richards of Beatrice, and ".
c: Picking we're in the city this
week.
The rains Of this week is . blessing
to farmer. and undoubtedly insures
the corn crop.
warrant vas issued for N. Stern
this week, for having his windows
shaded on Sunday.
Jake Beaver has opened his saloon
after 90 long time. He occupies
the J. s. Rothrock stand.
The new Jail is almost enclosed.
It it expected that it viii be finished
by the middle Of August.
We noticed John McCallum's gen
iel face on our streets this week.
John is q of Webster county's best
farmers.
D Dr.. Hall has returned from Iowa,
where he has been for two months
Whiting on hi. mother, Who has been
very sick.
The Hastings district camp-meet-
i.s viii be held near Deweese, on the
csmp7ground, beginning on Mendsy,
August 5th and lasting one week
I7At i. nov upon Is in good
shape and the small gain is going to
tan ont very fne. consequently the
farmers &c taFPy. TIE F-csree:
rcr 60. IS ve.y bright.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

Perseverance is not q bad substi-
tate for = teacher in acquiring skill.
The wise creditor is SLOW to lend to
the man who has 'cruby cattle.
The best, which is not always the
highest priced, is the cheapest.
Success depends even more upon
correct methods than upon hard
work.
Some positively lazy men honestly
believe they ere oaly economical.
Diogeses With his lantern could
not have found good excuse for dull
tools
The wife Of your youth Is clearly
entitled 70 the easiest pump in the
house well, and > covered walk to 10
from the kitchen door.
Neither social obligations nor good
morals require you 20 letd TO hiD-
Who does not take good care Of teetta.
OF Who does not 'etuHD then prompt
|h-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

Jim johnson "a brought before lodge
Svsszy this vssk and Ansd $e5 and
costs for running . house Of l-fame.
The Daily Leader has hlossomed into q
six column folio. Shields i . rustler
and il getting ths basinsss IN Blus Hill.
The Hastings Gasstts-Journal has again
appeared - . Sunday Journal under the
m~aaagement OTIS. p. Rosnds, Jr. It ID
. sPscinan Of t~ypographieal bssaty and
ne wish it suoouss.
Hr. ". G. Gilbert Of ths champiou
team, hook and ladder No. 3 Of Walton,
New York VII have personal Supervision
Of the DIRE scene Of Bittnsr's dramatic
company in this saty next vesk.
The great fight between Sullivan and
Kilrain has zone and gone Sullivan came
out victor, after Is rounds had been
fought. Priss fighting is brutal, yet it
is very fascinating to msny people
Mrs. James Johnson, the aged mother
of Mr.. b. z. Pond Of this city, dad 1t
her home m New York on last Tuesday It
the age Of Is years. Her death vas not
unexpected but vas not anticipated quite
90 suddsaly. Ars. Pond has the sympa-
thy Of her many friends in this city. in
her hour Of trouble,
The business manager of Bittner's
dramatic company has arranged to have
large fans suspsndsd from the ceiling
IN the opera hosse, and large ice coolers
On the sides for tha aeeomodstion Of
ths audience. This VIII b Q 6ns thing
and the company l. to b congratulated
On this matter Of comfort and should
Be literally pafroaissd IN return.
The "Artfnl Dodger' ofthe big . has
b.oesomsd irto . taffy mongsr. Every
issue Of that much morteaeed concern
has oceans of tafy that i supposed
to have an a~ccelsr.:inE influence for
drawing &es. Don't Be 90 lavish
with your ta4fy. docky. people don't
'belisye one half yen ny, anyhow and
besides it too late for reformation nov
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-12

have the agency for ten different
iol companies, and can give you the
benefit of any Of their peculiar plans
of making farm loans. Therefore /
can make a farm loan quicker and at
lower rates than any other agent in
Webster county. 1 make option
loans or straight loans for l, :, 3, 4, 5,
6, OK Z years. also On first class city
property. Compare my terms before
placing your farm loa-, and save mon
ey and regrets. G.. ". BARKER.
Rear Red Cloud Natl Bank.