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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13

New YORK, March l3.-The forty-sec-
ond annual report OF the board OF emigra'
ton commissioners shows in substance
that during the year 1885, the total num-
Der from foreign countries landed in Castle
Garden was 70,S22 males and 232 500
females. The nationalites chiefly vrepres-
ented were Irish, 1890; English, 3s,-
355 Germans, 1915; Russians, So oo2
Swedish. 81, 1886; Italians, AZ ,927.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13
Te|egTaphic Tidinggs 6
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
LOUIS RIEL CASE.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-In the con.
tinued absence OF the vice president, In
gals acted as the presiding officer Of the
senate The message OF the president
transmitting papers in the case OF Louis
Riel was presented and laid on the table.
CONFIRMED.
The senate has confirmed the following
nominations: Thos. W. Palmer, Michi-
gan, minister to Spain; JOHN +. Swift
California, minister to Japan John E..
Washburn, Massachusetts, consul general
to Switzerland Geo. C. Tichenor, Illinois,
assistant secretary OF the treasury. The
nominations sent in Yesterday were re-
ferred to the appropriate cnnamitinna
FROM THE TERRITORIES.
Tie president has sent the following
nominations to the senate: Arthur L.
Millette, Watertown, OAK, governor OF
Dakota; Luther +. Richardson, Grand
Forks, Dak., secretary OF Dakota; Corne'
lius II. Ianford, Washington territory,
chief Justice OF the supreme court oi the
territory Of Washington; Geo. w. Irwin
Montana, United States marshal fol
Montana; Shley H. Chambers, Indiana
United States attorney for Indiana Geo
S. Batcheller, OF New York, assistant
secretary of the treasury; Albert Il. Por
ter, of Indiana, minister to Italy JOIN
A. Enader, consul general to Denmark.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
General average OF corn in seven states
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
Kansas and Nebraska, is 25.6 cents pc
bushel. The proportion OF the whea
crop on hand in March was less than an
wear since 80 except 1872 and 'S7. Th
actual quantity on hand is less than i
any recent wear except 'S2 and 'S8.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13

New YoRK, March 1.-THE funeral OF
the late Captain John Ericsson, the invent
or, took place to-day from Trinity church.
There was long procession, the church
was crowded and the sidewalks were
crowded with people. The navy was rep
resented by officers from all of the gov
ernment vessels here, and others from
the navy yards ...
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13

The Adriatic of the White Star line, on
which the players will return, is expected
to arrive in New York on April 5. The
offer made by the Sporting Times to pro.
vide steamer for tho use OF the commit
tee and tho press was accepted with
thanks. \ final meeting Of the commit
tee will be held at Delmonico's on the
afternoon of the 18th instant,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13
Mothers, Read.

The proprietors OF Santa Able have au-
thorized c. NJ. Creamer to refund your
money if, after giving this California King
of Cough Cures fair trial as directed, It
fails to give satisfaction for the cure OF
coughs, Group, whooping cough and oil
throat and lung troubles. When the
disease affects the head and assumes
the form of catarrh, nothing is so effective
as California Cat -R-Cure. These prepara
tions are without equal as household RENE
dies. Sold at 81 package. Three !o'
S2.60
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13
Our National Game.

LONDON, March l3.--The speaker OF
the house Of commons has made arrange
ments for the members of the Chicago
and all American base ball clubs to visit
the house in body. The Century club,
on nomination OF White, secretary of the
American legation, has elected the players
honorary members during their stay in
7 onion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13

BALTIMORE, March l3.-Jako kilrain
sails from New York to-day for England.
When asked regarding the match with
Sullivan, he said: II do not believe we
will fight. Sullivan is drinking for the
purpose Of making his hackers take down
the money now up, and as July ap-
proaches, will come around with the plea
OF sickness. The trip to England will not
interfere with the match if Sullivan shows
any disposition to fight
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13
An Extra Session.

CHICAGO, March IA Washington
special to the Herald says There is
some talk OF an extra session. William
Walter Phelps told your correspondent to-
day he thought there would be one. he
is very close to Blaine and it Is believed
that the latter has been talking about it.
This information comes direct, and even
If not official it shows the question is TN.
der consideration and that all talk about
An extra session has not been abandoned.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13

Avoid Appearances.-A worthy gentle
man, having an unusually red nose, was
long suspected Of being tippler on the
slv by those not well acquainted with his
strictly temperate habits. His unfortu
nate Disagreement was readily cured ny
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla'
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13
Oflcers OF the Texas g. Pacific.

New York, March l3.--Tho new board
Of directors OF tho Texas x Pacific railroad
company elected the following officers ::
John C. Brown, president; first vice pres
ident, Jay Could second vice president,
S. II. II. Clark secretary and treasurer,
| q Sattnrlee
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13

MILWAUKEE, March IA mob Of
1000 gathered in front OF the city hall
Yesterday to await the arrival of Sam Zip
ia and Hah Ding, Cinnamon charged
with inveigling little girls into their laun-
dries for immoral purposes. The mob
crushed in the windows and gutted every
Chinese laundry in the city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13
A. Vigorous Move.

PARIS, March 13.--Le Paris says the
government will soon take vigorous steps
against the Patriotic league and that BOY.
LANCER is on the verge OF being involved III
| the matter.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-13

The importance Of purifying tho blood can,
not be overestimated, for without pure 0'o''
YOU cannot enjoy good health.
AT this season nearly every one needs .
GOOD medicine to purify, vItallze, and enrich
the blood, and VIC ask you to try hooas
-. :. sarsaparilla. 1t strengthens
PeCulldE and builds up tho system'
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of tho vegetable remedies used give 70
Hoods sarsaparilla pecul- tn lfcalf
lar curative powers. No
other medicine has such record Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods sarsaparilla do not be induced 70
take any other instead. 1t Is a fecuIiaf
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold by all Druggists
Prepared by G. L Hood 8 Co., Lowell mAss'
100 Doses One Dollar
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
SherlGso sale.

Notice Is hereby gwen that under and ty viz
the IL An order u sale Issued out u the dlstrtco
court Of the eighth judicial district IN and fos
Webster county, Nebraska. ucon . decree In IN
action pending In said court wherein Ihomas 4.
Page + plaintiff AMI james NJ. Karin. Haiti, \.
Martin, ". T.. Jackson. Red Cloud Nat onsl
Bank. }. a.. Parden and Ehoda Penny arr de-
T. r cas- in hand nj the eaSt door of The cosirt
hou,. in led Cloud Ia said county that being
,h- place where the last term of said court ~As
ho dem "n he .slday of April. iss9. n ! o'clock
y, m the GLOWING Described property 10 Wit
| OTIS three { } and four ~ and tho south ! o
. Z the northwest quarter - n =, and tns
north half Of the south~cs quarter In ',s~Sl
Of s. c,ion 10. township I. north 10 range 10. ~esi
II the Oh 4 n In W.bst-r county. Nebraska.
Given under my habd this :iss day 81 Msrch.
ie9. 3A.. 4. Ssoit. shelif.
Kal.y Bros, II auth = attyis
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Notice Is hereby gwen tina, undrr and y viz
tue oi an order ii sale issued BY l.. ~. Fort,
clerk II the district court In and fos Webster
county, NebraSk. In III action prnding In satd
court, " herein August Saidfaden u plaintiff and
". II Hehnrr aud Amr,tA Hefincr are dcfer1
ants. ! shall oder for sale ~ public Scndue Ia
cash In hand Ia the highest bidder AZ the ea0e
door Of the court hous~. Ia Rel Cloud. Webster
county. Nebraska. that heins the place where
the last term ~ court Was boldeni On the 18th
day of April. iSS9, at tWo o'clock. y. m . the fol.
low ing described property tn wIt: The nbriA-
e II quarter IN e ~ OF section tWeNiy four -,
tow n Two cl range ten (iW VEST Of the 9Th .. m.
In Webster ceu.fy. Nebraska. lot 4, block l. lots
I. 5. 6, IL. u. i6. l., l., ~. block 9, south Ii feet
lot, I, =, !, 4, ). G. and ., block :. lots l., :. = Z. 5.
8, =. :, ., 10. ~. Il. u, block s, lots 10. d, I: aad u,
piocko, In the original town % Guide kosn. Ne
braska. as property Of W. u. Hedner and Amst
Ia Hef.urr. Sivcn under my hand THIS III dAy
II Marvh, 1883. II L. Scott. Shcrt6.
Case 4 McNcny, plaintiff = attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Notice Ii hereby given that under and hy vi.
tu. Of al order of SAFE is>tssi BY L. u. For.
. lerk of the di>trict court IN AMI for Wct>tog
county. Nebraska. Ia al action pending ~ sotd
court wherein Thomas 4. Page II plaintiff nd
t.eorgc Van NOrrt. ~ al. Arr defendants. ] shall
oner for >si- NJ public v.ndue Tor raSh In hand
Ia the highest bidder ~ the cast door Ut The
cotlr, house Ia Red Cloud. Webster county. Ne
bra~ka that being the plare who're the lasi teSm
of court Wa holden on the 18th day 81 April.
iSx,, at ! ~ o'clrk p. M. the follo~ii. dc~rib.
ed property toWit. The SOUTHEAST quarter al
section twenty nine and the northeast quArtes
oi SECTION thiitytwo In township two. north III
range nine. west u the 9Th p. M In Webstes
cpuniv. Nebraska. Nv the property Of scorxs
VznWoert, Given under MY hand this i1h day
of March. iss9. u. 4. SCOT, sheriff.
Haley Bros plaintiff . attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Notice IL hereby given that under aud by viz
tue oi an execution issued by / u fovt. eleFA
OF t,e dis,ric, court IN and for Webster county
Nebraska. In An artion Jspdiue IN SAID cpust.
Nc x s.ghan and Tflad Arnold are defsDdsats.l
shalt oArr 70 sale q public vcrdue Tot G tsh N
hand u, the h;ghest bsdf.rr At the east dpps a
the court house. IN Esd Cin1t Webster eoantl
N,brsska. that being The yiYre ~hrsr the laa
term OF cnur1 wAs hoiienl an The Nh dss a
spriI isae. nj one ~ o'rlrk y. n the i"liosing
-. --rihci property io-~if: The nosAA east y At
.riHr tso Oh town three ~ ran6e ten 10,
and the SOUTHEAST quArt-r ise scsfio. two
~ town thre- - rA1g- Ten 90, AL In
". bster county Srb'RsAs. a. ih~ kfct~ Stv Of
Thnd Arnold d~feEdsnt.
Given under my hand this s,h day of March.
isso. n. 4. cOTT,
q. X. Chasey shesta-
Plaintiffs At'y GN
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
ENERGY REWARDED.

AWoOaa Oh0 O0s Rsees Hr00 0oGGosy
q WeaaeA - 10 0eo1 fasss.
Wha4's RW In woman's energy:
Tho success Of . woman Who would
expeud Thousands before she would
80 her name In . newspaper. Four
years 40 she had 40 stockings 70 her
feet ; yesterday she received in velvet
and potsS lace With diamonds - big
- flbsets in her ears- All her own
aaA houestly earned. She was turned
upou the sleaet With two children
begging her Tor supper because her
Husband oeuld not pay biz sese Now
adays The illustrated papers bcg 10
vain for the privilege Of photograph
ing the NJ treasures In her rooms
Dressmaking has done Il all She
tried for . place - plain cook
q h~ousskeepse. she went from house
- house - . seamstress. as 81 . day.
and ell IL tins she said II che ever
had the opportunity shs could shov
What Art meant In drsssDAkias. ].
sounded like . fairy tale. bu: it has
come true Every year she eoes
abroad. and her credit q the big Lon
don and Paris shops 70 almost unlim-
iteA Presently she wii! take her
<Aslens 70 Germany 70 Saish their
sAnsaAiAsL She Designs svsfy gown
ehaa e~~ bs8 be- 0taAaishmsos
asa 60 90 - a. 49, vsas
- Sh0 1nsagvssl IAN oese - A.
s~AoSoNOA0sas1 Oe0aa. - h0A
S1oaltag 0sNsgA ~ stsosD q NJ
0iGAS ~ 0al3eins - . s1ek woman
% IL most dalicaas e@ces hssseee
O1ssaesl lovers. As on1sa o. herses
- 0AaAer Of di0gsesahss tasks TO
Aaap ~ ktAA-A 7. Nah and e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
"A LITTLE NONSENSE"

"A squatter in q Western boom town
recently laid claim to tho principal
avenue in the place. and the grand jury
indicted him for highway robbery
Harpcr's Bazaar.
How still Johnnie is" remarked
Mrs. Brown. I'm afraid he must DO
up to some mischief" ''Ha. har'
laughed tho old man. You think it
must be an illicit still."-N. 7. Sun.
"A skipper" Of a splendid schooner
yacht asked the noble owner whether
he would like to stake the helm"
Tho owner replied that he never took
any thing between breakfast and din
ner.
-"Who was the first man. Tom
mie7' asked the Sunday school teacher.
after explaining that Nj first parents
were made from the dust Of tho earth.
Henry Clay. ma'am."-fonkers
Statesman.
Hannah More. it is related by ira
dition. '.never was kissed in her life"
q it possible that this betrays the
origin Of the slang phrase. That's
what's the matter with Hannah?s
-News-Letter.
-Employcr-.'You say that your
habits are all ~correct:" Applicant
Yes. sir" Employer (after . mo-
ment's pausc)-..Do you drink" Ap-
plicant (abscnt-minded) Thank
Don't care il I do"-Burlington Eros
Press.
Contributor to comic paper Tin
great alarm)-'Alvira. thare goes .
page Of my manuscript in the Gre.
Jerk it out. quick" Wife (sadly but
hrmly)-'Cyrus. you must take care
Of your own chestnuts Chicago
Tribune.
Chicago wifc-"Were you looking
ut some boots.for me yesterday. desr?"
Hushsnd-.I think not Why do you
ask:" Chicago.wife-.'Because I heard
you say in your sleep last night that
you were holding = pair Of ninea"-
Boston Beacon.
-Noscs-"Cindy. whsrs my fa..
ser::" Cindy-"w'ich on. Noe0r'
Noses-.De iigh;in' one. DE Sons oh
Harmony and Fraternsl Affection is
gvinc to 'iect ossifers fer de ensuin'
yeah. an l may hab 10 do n little
Observation-Disclosures Haute Express.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Herbert l. Luce Won are hrceby notised
that On the 9th DAY 81 June, 1s7. - Baum.
rut, hsscd NJ private tar sale. at the court
heu>. IN We'd Cloud. Nebraska. for The tA1rs Of
The YEAR ,sss, amounting 10 elesl. The :oilosia
lands >iiu.trd In Meb.tcr county. Nehrs.hA.
tlx-d In the nsfnr ~ Herbert .. Luce town
rnV' n e q 81 Q y = ~ ~. town :. rnnsv H.
acres. he time t0g pstoa u sa!i !snds
from tbc lien Of Ssid tsS sale vAl sAp,r~ juos
9Th, l.ss. and u not red-emei ] Ntt maka ~
I~iieaiion for q treasurer tax deed. j. bAcA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
WONG eoaswo04A


AsO so0oDes~1 ~ w.
1Eo1 YS0aGto4sees
ouite recently 10 heard . geoae'
man s~tstethatto educatea woman 100
highly ~ . moro waste OF dmo Ac'
coraine 70 his idss , woman vas 70 b
nesed. trained and taught 70 think
that there was nothing honorable for
her 70 do in life but to marry. We
were sorry to think that any ono IN
this ealighteued age should retain
such . benighted theory; for though
% believe that a woman's happiest
and best career is passed in the fulau
meut Of . wife's and mothers duties.
stil we have 60 often Witnessed tho
fallacy Of not educating Americas
daughters to support themseives-nn
should Be requisite TO do so-that we
are convinced every woman should DO
taught some art or trade early In lie.
Genius. Of course, bestows her corrus.
cations upon few persons; but there -
plenty Of work for tho daughters Of the
middle classes to do. if parents viii
only teach them how to prepare for
the many employments that sro open
TO them; and II the girls themselves.
when employment is at their command.
will only frankly accept it and brsvely
work at 1t. instead OF Numbering pes
tileut rubbish about occupations that
arc not ''genteel." For instance. II 1t
not q national shame and disgrace
that good cooks should be 90 scarce.
and that well-to-do people should: have
bitterly to complain that their lives arc
made . burden to them by that ''some.
ching which is perpetually going
wrong in the kitchen-so wrong. in
dead. that when especial guests arc en-
tertained the dinner has to DO sent In
from the pastry cooks?
Every mother should teach her
daughter how to cook, and to cook
we'll. then she will have one unfailing
weapon against poverty. for . good
cook is always in demand. A pro-
fessed cook is worth from $3.50 to $500
q year. and a young lady does not
derogatc from her social position by
accepting such a post, seeing that'4he
cook il cmphatically the queen OF tho
basement. and not only her fellow
servants. but her employcrs-if they
arc sensible folk-must defer to her.
for she literally ''rules the roast"
Tho faded. miserable old maid who
has let the best years of her life 60 by
while she sat with folded hands wait
ing for somebody to marry her-some-
body who did not appear-wakes up in
her old age to find herself helpless and
hopeless. Perhaps the death Of her
father suddenly rouse her to q fact
that she is passe. poverty stricken and
homeless. Terror seizes her. for
Awoman's Q skeery critter without . home.
Longingly this one who has wasted
her best years looks upon her younger
kindred who steered their bark out in
the whirlpool Of business life years b.
fore. With bitterness such women
gaze upon the busy little typewriter.
stenographer. book-keeper. trained
nurse and correspondent These girls
were not reared TO marry in order to
gain their livelihood; but if Cupid
wings his dart at them they bravely
take upon themselves tho duties Of q
wife. and to such marriage is seldom
a failure. Which is the better lot,
think you? and decide for yourself II
girl should not be taught some art
or trada-N. Y. Fashion Bazaar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Il i pleasure - b ahls 49, 80 =
lsokine for clothing @ o<hse seeds As~
nd By The Cd sssahaisAsd I'm q c.
Wisose - GoHse hs seoso. Yoa IN -
tAAt - cards. - lasgo . s4osk - Das4
hoosos . = LinaG1D o. O0aha, ~ ~
s4sss Vs11a - Gsl1 - sttAaR G1y. u
Dass - 49, - - tssaasa - s.sesosrs
49, - s9pss1Ds 0sul pa1MoaUOO
lsoa0 OOsp0 o0AaAAsA-
- i0s 81 49, Yso~ dD01ys -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

As10 - - t6cy : ~ 49,,
-: e. - NE6S6s.s
s~f zexf p<7y~s - vh.rA sv o Ae4Az1 ~
: 20 ssye~gs ,sNssEs So sss .zsfl2y ksesAaa
nd Esf sssssts See Dss fhss toe
ysx.s Las pass sd ~ ans. s~rr~S "a -
-aA rz<scey 81 h~s shse~ D1aNe eA5soysD
.-.a B~r-y tsas1bs Ax~z ss,s~s yeasS.
yxx< svxAAar Md "a war - AR~s kaxsy
Scxd Eve ysaxS los Ny f~SNf~4 - aosDr
~sA ,~~r<s< 60 ~ NSee ~ - - q hay
80 Gssf.S J HxgSD-
- s1 sr sfssr>,s
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
MARRIED ~

ASeyas q Nupssals WAseA Nay osos Isso
0ooo1l VSv0N
L Is reported that . clerk In enc q
IL Departments = washingsoa -
ssosauy married BY lightning 70 .
young lady residing In tho western
mart OF this State. The o@cisstng
clergyman stood with tho bridegroom
It the southern end Of the tether. and
tho LADY st tho northern. "Afe you
ready" said tho Washington operator.
Who kindly soted in tho double capac.
ity Of electrician md bridemAn. ':Ay.
sy.~ responded the lady. - quick - .
lash. Five scintillssions. and the
thing VA done Two "Wilt Thouss"
tvo ..Yeses." and tho clerical verdict
prououucine tho twain one desh. con-
prised the whole ceremony. Never
vers . young couple. spliced With
greater neatness and dispatch. Moth
ing was omitted save tho conjugA
kiss. which. being untransmissibae.
VA .unAaQi4ably. postponed to . nees
convenient season.
Let VI hope that the magnetic cur.
rent through Which tho fusion wss &C.
complished pre6surod . sympashetie
intercourse between tho parties -
lively. butnot quito - evanesceok .
tho lightninG's dash. Perhaps this
style Of nuptials may.coms intovogue.
and tho positive and, negative poass Of
Ghe.telegraphic battery b extensively
used for Affirmative purposes'by iAdi-
~iduals seeking the honorable state
Of matripony under difficulties II.
however. the ~endearing phrases Of IL
honeymoon sre 70 pass 70 and fro ovee
Tie wires. tho early stage of wsddsd
bliss will become somewhat q.
pensive; but il tho telegraph corpora
lions have any souls-which 10 doubt.
ful-they will mako . deduction from
their established charges in favor os
connubial billings and cooiugs.
But q question arises. Arc wire.
woven bonds OF matrimony binding IN
law Can q lightning.lassoed husband.
Who subsequently contracts q marriage
in the old.fashioncd way. be success.
fully prosecuted for bigamy? Judging
from the gross mistakes that every
day occur in magnetic messages. tho
electric huid 10 by no means As truth,
full - little G. W.. and in q matter %
extremely delicate. tho delinquent
would probably DO considered entitled
to tho benefit OF . doubt. The Telo.
graphic Interest should ut onco take
tho opinion Of eminent counsel on thia
matter. It concerns the companies
nearly; for If electnic espOusals ara
declared legal. they will undoubtedly
prove an important source OF revenue
on every line. and il divorces could b
legitimstely accomplished through The
same medium. the profits would b
enormous In ~disconnoction ~ veil
~ connection, consists tho wonder
working power Of Morse's invention.
and wa therefore think that II applied
to marriage it should also be available
for divorce.
It is an open question. however. and
we leave its decision to tho bench and
bar. In tho meantime success "a
sparkling over the wires, and nay
Hymen continue to light his torch.
when necessary. by electromagnetic.
IN. Y. Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Legal N0eoee.
In tss srssrst ec.r: Of wsessss oeonsy Ns
tYaakA -
EShp1t y. dsCSasA
1>ah pyvhsfl
I<as Orchard The deseDiAss 10 ~ sb~s -
,-i~d s~sscn oil tAAe n0oee that On ~ "a
dzy q February \ Dis. TIE pkAtntis hsrvts
- hi. p tiiios tn TIE Aiseyses ersfs 81 ves~e~s
~o.snsy srd sis'. ~ NshrssAA. aeasn& yos ~
.Sii eAh 'sr-hars IL sid h-ss
"a 1nx yoz Nth tag tAr hRAl vile a 10
pssir;fs. gp <ri \. OrrAAee. sal aiso eAsyrinG
,rsa wtrh hss "a ais~stei kiaa so< nor fAas
~, y~ars As pAs. de o11~cs asd 0rs1es -
AZ 6,rSr.s .rss Z ~. lie sxsd tes>slAa6 ~ q 81
= ard and .or ssch sAS sss fsfSse r.iS -
ss-s.y aDs god csssr~eSs asy GGDnse
Stss are f~~~Fu1ree N sesses eatd pOfSos -
.~fcr. shs Is b ~ - Apsf;. -
ia:ed Rel CDs6 SsAsssAA yseraT. 80
isx3 1oOoos L OorDAaS.
Case & S:rSesy. A.cs ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Notice b. hereby given Via, 9sdsy ssal ~ sis.
tie % an ele.ufion issusd ~ IN tSN- eissb
Nshra.ks In an action pending u sosd coIu
wherein The Red cloud National HANK 10 p'ato-
TN and IhAd Arnold and ~. A. 0eksighaa ass
arfendAnis. I shA.i ODER sos sAie - pahis veo-
due Tor cash tn hand In the hlgbesa tsdd~S ~
the east Goo. os the court house IN Rcd Ctosd.
Webster County NsSrs nhs; being tie rssrs
where the last term - Md oo0r1 Ses haSsea'
!ol,o~in Lesrrited pFogegty 10 sts The hoth
east !. Il srtioa Z. tDvsa. r.ngs -. vess. 49,
the south east y. SEXTON :. toss ! rAnSs y.
vest all In WsiNtpS cvsunfy. SSAeAakA a. fhe
property Of Thad Arnold. defendant.
Gsyen uuter my hand THE IN Gag - Nasch.
$50 70 e MOTT.
kaiey Bros. rhsra-
ra.n;Ie . Atty. %N
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
CAuUe WO0Vl0x.

Mrs n. E. Hu6nan anno,.o.a ,h.A
she 10 prepared to weave carpets 81
I'll classea Leave orders With C.
Scha&hit, q the Moon Blcck. Il
Nuts. fresh candies, etc.. KEEP: .,
Ernst Welsh's.
Furniture Of Ill kisds cheaper saaa
sverasF. v. Tsylor'A
Get your reals At the fsEass Eat
49, 0AA