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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
CLAN.NA.GAE1
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CHICAGO, June s.-rne executive COM
mit,ee Of the Clan-na-Gael has issued
Q pronunciamento stating the attitude Of
the Can-na-Gael towards the Cronin
murder. The document bears ear marks
Of The Vatican. It says in sub'tance The
members are Irish-Americans Of al re-
ligious beliefs but mostly Catholics The
object of the organization 10 70 assist
their mother country in resisting the
tyranny and oppression OF the
British Government but neither
it, constitution nor obligations
taken contain any thing inconsistent
With duties Of American citizens or good
Ca,hogicA" No member Of the Gamma
Gael is required or allowed to take
any pledge which involves treason to
this county. the Republic. or "apos.acy
from the faith" The nature Of the
work undertaken necessitates secrecy,
but the order distinctly disclaims any
right or intention to pledge. bind
or authorize any one to commit any
act forbidden by the avs Of the United
States, or to conceal knowledge o: my
crime when summoned before . judicial
tribunal o. questioned in confessional"
The executive Committee has urged mem.
bers 10 use every EFFORT to bring Cronin's
ASA ssin to ju-tice- Neither the Gamma
Gael as q tody nor any OF its branches
should be held responsible in the
slightest DEGREES for the Cronin murder.
When all tie facts are disciosed the COM
rnifeee believes that the order will not
only be cleared from suspicion. but viii
merit The admiration Of all people Men,
bers Of the present executive committee
should not be held responsible for acts OF
their predecessors They have been in
Office only since Jun last at which time
all Objectionable features in the work Of
the order were eliminated
lSiSned
Luxe DrLLoS. Philadelphia
JAMES TIERyEY. Brooklyn.
EDWARD O'NEAGHR, London.
AoRrIxER SEAMAN, Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
A COMBINATION STORM.
A Destructive storm sweeps Through
Portions of Minnesota

A Destructive storm sweeps Through
Portions of Minnesota
HCsEFoRD MN. June 20 "A combined
cyclone. warerspous ard hail Storm passed
from one 70 FIVE miles east of here Thurs
6av night destroying every hing n its
para. Ii probably gathered over the town
Of wiscoy, Winona County. entered
Money! creek. Houston County, section :
and Z passed Almost due ncrrk- curving
81 rhtlv 20 the west through Tuca'au and
the eastern part OF Norway in Fillmore
County. and then on through Preole till
II spent its force
A belt two miles wide IN the pathway OF
this storm for thirty miles IN length Is
abso ute ' laid waste. the trees be ng IS
bare of leaves as in winter, and the loss
bv the storm can not fall much below
SIG0. COO Immense trees. two feet or more
IN dia meter. were torn up and twisted on
For tw o u les n width the mercil; So hail
peIsed every thing into the ground IL
crossed the railroad track where the Sec
ton men were q, work and they say that
the stones fell fully IS large IS . mans
6s..
Andrew Fixico. Of Tucatan, was drowned
in the dood and another drowning is ne
Ported from Hou- ton-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

The Escaped Bald knobber Seen In q
Woods

The Escaped Bald knobber Seen In the
Woods
OZARK. No. June 29.-Last Sunday
evening in a desolate part of this county,
Thomas Weary was in the woods sittir g
On q log when his dog sprang at some
thing. and the next moment Wiley Mat
tnews. the condemned Bald knobper ~ho
escaped from the Ozarx jail appeared
and spoke 10 him. call ng him oy his
name. Matthew'S was so sunburnt that he
Ea-dy knew him at first
Matthews told Weary that he wanted
him to help him get away and not to tell
anv one that he had seen him. He said
that he had been in the hills all the time
he FAC been out of Jail and vas afraid to
get cut where people could see him for he
said: Il Enow they are on the lookout
for me.n
Very was we'll acquainted with Nat
thews from boyhood up until he vas sent
to Jail for the murder Of Greens and
EdsnS Matthews was arm.d With COED
pistols and would Be very hard to .
Yeary cams into Ozark after three days
hard ride. as he thought there VA . big
reward offered for Matthews.
z A. johnson. the sheri6 is nov IN
Stone County, No. but will start out after
Matthews as soon IS he gets hack There
is only SO offered for the arrest Of Nat
thews vet
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
AFFAIRS AT YOUNGSTOWN.
Latest EstimAfes Is to the amb Of Vic
tims-The situation Growing Brighter.

Latest Estimates as to b Namber OF Vic
tims-The situation Growing Brighter.
J~oHysrowx, Pa, June @-Tne time
keepers IN the Cambria iron works Office
est mate that from 400 to 500 OF the work
men in the Gaucier and Cambria iron
works were lost and, counting women and
children dependent on them, they put tneu
loss OF people IT 2-en-
They escima c the entire loss Of life a;
10 Ga. Mr.. HAYES, the frebr!ck MANI
f~acturer, IN this is about right he
bel e. ut least 500 strangers We're IN
town a. the time of the food
The tureau reg istering The names OF the
living for the distribution of locai fund.
have secured about L, 90 and they expect
to register q. coo.
AbJut 200 deposit books Of the Johns
town Savings Bank are reported lost BY
d.posirors OF their heirs There were
S.7i.co On deposit and much Of his IS tns
property OF people having no b IFS
Tre situat on Is growing br ghter every
day. s ghcy thousand dollars in cash
arrived Yesterday to pav tie men IN the
various DEPARTMENTS The work OF regis
tering the G Jod sufferers for the purpose
OF distri buting ire iocalfunGs was finished
last night but the totals have not been
added Toe men il charge Of the WORK DC
not think more than 1000 persons were
lost
Rev. Dr.. Beale. chairman OF the morgue
committee. has made his official report
He has a record OF aboute 80 Of Ies- Ten
bod IS were recovered yesterday. TIE
greatest los a. life occurred on Washing
ton street 1as per-ons being killed IN one
house and the lists Of dead from TIL;
,horousafare reaches I3S- Property losses
amounIIng to nearly Il. 600, 600 have beer
reuorreG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
DUN'S REPORT.

soeeulstive Excitement But No Material
Change in Business.
NV YORK June 9-R G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade says: L has been
a week Of considerable excitement IN
speculative circles and OF heavy general
trade, without material change IN condi-
tons As al depends in large measure It
this season upon crop prospects
IL 10 most encouraging to ind the
reports IN this particular unusually
favorable. the only noteworthy ex-
cepeion being that some damage to cotton
and grain from freq u-nt rains 10 reported
a. Galveston. In the Northwest the grain
outlook is particularly fine. great I'M
provemens being reported IN quarters
where there had / cen some ehsnsion.
" tn crops of unusual magnitude highly
probable. and with . general Volume OF
business so maintained and the mai1 IN.
crease of 80 per cent ever last year IN
clearing house returns, the prospect Is not
gloomy.
Detroit notes quiet business, n Kansas
CITY and Omaha repo-t fair activity; at
Milwaukee Improvement Is seen win
greater activity, and 1t Cleveland and
Pittsburgh the iron and other trades con-
,inust to mend. the glass factories have
about AL closed for the sumner. Coal
mining on the Monongahela is dull Coz
~lec,ions are still slow 1T Milwaukee, but
at Detroit there is . visible Improvement
Tie money markets continue amply sup.
piled
Whea. advanced /: cents, with sales al
q 0OO. 900 bushels on Wednesday, and So
900, 90 for the week. but al accounts OF
harves ing thus far are satisfactory.
Corn and oats ave declined each q frac-
ton, and coffee is still sold heavily. trs rs
actions for the week reaching $4,000 bags,
and has declined y cent. Pork and ita
products are all . little The
general average of prices has fallen
The business failures number sIo. as
COMPARED with 80 last year and go the
week previous. For b corresponding
week of last year the figures were s0L
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

SIMON CAABAON.
man James Cameron. Simon b Cameron
and wife and Mrs.. David Watts. . grand
dau -hter. The funeral will b held In
Harrisburg
The stat esmsn'S general condition, while
very weak, VA such that the doctors had
hopss that his life might be prolonged
unit. the return Of Senator Don Gem .ron,
who cabled that he would sail from Liver
pool yesterday.
Just previous to the sinking spell which
terminated fatally the General appeared
to recognize several friends.
BIOGRAPHICAL
General Simon Cameron vas born in Ian
caster County. Pa. March 8. fEa. He VA
early left n orphan but received . fair English
education he began learning the printers
trade af the age Of nine years. AFTER having
worked in many Of the principal cities OF Penn
sylvania as . joC-neyman- he hnaily became
publisher Of . paper at The age Of rwentyone
years a: Doylesiown- Two years later ne edited
= paper a: Harrisburg. When he had accumu-
lated suficien. means he became interested IN
railways and banking For . tine ne was
Acknowledgement Of the State. In 1915 he
was elected to the United States Senate 10!
the term ending II fS4a. acting with the Demo
cra:s on all importan. questions such Is
the AlSSOCE cCUrfoUlSc. aIoH& ~ @e
SOS he became identified with the people 8
parry which subsequently became the Re
publican party: ard. As lis candidate. was II
elected TO the Senate in 49, BIS term OF siJ
yeas covered the exciting period OF seces
sior. and he WIS so earnest II his advocacy c
peace that his loyalty vas suspected At the
con 7ention which nominated Lincoln. In IsD,
he had . strong following for the DOMINATION
both for the Presidency and the Vice-Presi
deucy: but owing tn lack OF rmon u he
Pennsylvania delegation ne failed to secure
either. He was made Secretary Of War by Mr.
Lincoln. however. and gave great safisfaeticn
By his vigorous administration OF the aiAlrs OF
that departmenr He was Always aggressive
and rooG advanced grounds N Va!
measures. particularly in the employ
ment O; fugitive slaves IN the ser
vice He resigned his seeresaryshtF
u January, rs6. and was at once appointed
Minister To Russia where his influence cic
much TO secu-e the friendship OF that powerful
nation during the civil war. he resigned q
Minister IN November, Is6.- and remained II
private lie until 1867. when he was Cor the thirt
tine elected To the United States Senate. and
was made Chairman o, tie Committee on For
eiSn Affairs on The retirement OF MI. Sumner II
Is. For the fourth time he was elected 70 the
Senate in ISL but resigned in favor OF his son
J. Don Cameron. who succeeded his father o:
the car of Pennsylvania politics." Since TIA
time he has Lived . private life
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
AN BRIDGE.
The 81. Lawrenee to Be Spanned ut Quebec
BY . Cantilever Structure.

u st. Lawrenee to BE Spanned 1T Quebec
BY . Cantilever Structure.
The St Lawrence is to be crossed at
Quebec By a gigantic railway bridge.
which will very materially affect the
traffic OF the two great railways OF
Canada-the Grand Trunk and the
Canada Pacific well Il an impor-
tant part Of the railway syste N OF the
New England States. The great depth
of the st. Lawrence river opposite
Quebec has hitherto been a powerful
argument against the construction of
a bridge. but engineering skill has
overcome this obstacle with a scheme
to build a cantiIever bridge. which
will cost close upon 100000 DO. The
width of the river from shore to shore
at Quebec is $4,000 feet (about four
and three-fourths miles). Two main
piers are to be constructed Of solid
granite in forty feet of water, about
500 feet from each shore These two
piers N to support acantlever bridge
of a span of 1.442 feet The total
length of the bridge. with the ap-
proaches. will be $4,000 feet. (nearly
6. miles). The top Of the bridge from
high-water level will be 400 feet, and
the largest ocean steamers viii be able
to pass under it The principal object
in building the bridge is to connect
the I~ntercolonial railway from Halifax
and St. John to Quebec. which is run
by the Canadian Government at a great
annual loss to the country. with the
Canadian Pacific railway. This is the
only link ~uncompleted necessary to
give the Canadian Pacific railway an
uninterrupted line from the Atlantic
to the Pacific ocean through Canadian
territory.-Iron-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
The WEIGHT OF U

= Y0AG 1an Fem 00v - L01 AnoeA0R
- Aafaor1r's Hata.
Did you ever study the lace Of . man
Who feels that he has innocent blood
On his hands? II you had attended
the last meeting Of the league Of ex-
drinkers who are trying to live up to
the Murphy pledge such . man would
have attracted your attention
Il never lie down At night" he said.
without Offering up . prayer for the
soul OF q young man that l led astray.
Sometimes I can't sleep and l feel the
weight of many sins. But l believe I
an honest now. The Lord knows l
have been chastised enough; I have
been a fugitive. q thief. q convict. .
penitent sinner. When l came out Of
prison in = neighboring State a few
weeks ago I resolved to begin my ca
reer anew. l am working nov at any
thing can find to do. and if my reso-
luton is worth any thing I shall be an
Industrious. sober. honest man"
But the boy you led astray-teu
something of that"
You viii know him when I men-
ton his name he has gone down into
. murderer's grave. he and I we're
inmates of the Plainfeld Reform School
together-would that We had tried
be contented in that pleasant place!
He was younger than I and ready
to do any thing I proposed That was
nine or ten years ago. One evening
when the boys were playing ball l laid
. plot to escape. I told him my plans,
and the young boy readily Joined in
them. We we're to knock a ball into
the field and run after il. Instead Of re
turning We were to 60 straight ahead,
over the fences and out into the world.
We did so. The officers recaptured
all but myself and the boy whom l had
taken under my particular charge.
The boy would have been captured if
had not interfered. Only one officer
reached US. and two of Us were able to
fol- him
The boy whom | had led away from
the school had been a clean. sprightty
fellow, not bad. but full of life. The
bad start l gave him led to worse
things. He took TO drinking. then to
stealing. and finally he murdered a
man
And what became OF him.
Not long ago he vas hanged at
Jacksonville. 1t was Macy Warner.
His name is a synonym throughout the
State for all that is criminal and muir
derous. To me he was compare lively
innocent. for I feel that l Am the guilty
Embellishments News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
4 = TRESTlE


re- - . Hail Tr1ka Gear Dafavia, a.
Many P.sssagen Injured
CxcIxNAfL June e2-At half past i've
O'Clock last evening the passengsr train
from Portsmouth to Cincinnati Ga the Gin.
cinnati Georgetown 4 Portsmouth rail.
way, With the directors car. two passsn.
ger coaches and baggage ~ went down
trest.e one and Q half miles west Of 9a-
tavia.
The trestle VA 100 feet long and from
Il 70 IS feet hi sh The engineer felt Il
sinking down when he went On it and
tnrned On Q full head Of steam. Thus he
saved the engine and baggage car, but
not the three coaches with passengers A
heavy rainstorm Was falling 1t the tina
No one Was killed outright, but about
fourteen were injured. IS near As can b
learned, some. il is feared. MORALLY.
Among the later were General Manages
Samuel +. Hunt This is not General
Samuel F. Hunt the attorney, b~t another
of the same name.
General Passenger Agent Z. D. Rhoadss
vas SIT iag 1T the supper tAbae. The table
vas driven into his side, in6icting, it il
feared, . mortal wound: h l. Sunder-
brush, wife and child, OF Cincinnati were
seriou .ly hurt: illIam Kahn, the %
ducsor, suffered q broken blade
and Q broken leg. The o.hers injured
were: William Griffith, co!ored porter,
badly bruised; Conductor Newton
hurt IN the hip; Cha es Hrmrod, hurt in
the back: Leu Hiiman. painfully hurt in
the hand and arms; W. Il. Fr1Eer. o.
Eprn2f-id- IL, right leg broken. hear
bruised. serious: r. BalIman, right LEI
broken; E 3. Shcwhaa, Covington, KY
painfully injured in the right leg and hip
Mrs. Williams, of " i.iamsourx, O, seri
ously hurt
Mrs Hayward, Of Portsmouth, O., haf
. bate IN her arms She was thrown
through . window and the babe Vas left
in the car. She recovered soon anc
SCREENED Tor her baba- II Wa found in
side the car cooling and en- rely unframed
Al N the above list whose bones ar
not designated are citizens Of Cincinnati
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

WASHINGTON. Juue E-Ex-Sena1ur
Bruce md Fourth Auditor Lynch headsd
. delegation Of colored Republicans who
waited on the President yesterday
morning and presented an address
adopted 1t the Jaekson (Niss) confer
enes June Is in regard to the politi-
cal situation in the South and expressing
policy toward the eoior=d people In that
region. Tn President thanked them In
assured that he would do the best 10 could
toward all classeS He eommended the
e~onsssvasive stand taken by them and aid
thew should bavs his assistance il evwy
snAsa Or to improve their Political ssar,A
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
a LEADER DEAD

- CnR SD0 CnnGRa. -
V--a. R>asst~l ~nEAsnoeaA -
CnReeR.
LAxcAsfKA n. June 6--6enarsi
8inoa CaDaroa died last evening a
eight o'clock His euadition during the
day was encouraging and dsath eaDs
suddsaly during . weak spell Up . the
last attack he was conscious, and ~ no
troubls in swallowing the food Eivea lin.
and which he appeared to ss>imiiase'
Around the deathbed were ex-Aftornsy.
G.ns-al NacVeaeh and wife, Ms HAiaAr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
x>~t ~vtndiiue Cane.

ST. PAUL MINI, June 9-A swindiing
scheme by which It least $4,000 has
been made by b operators. has been
discovered b. Register Of Deeds Bel. The
scr enc consists IN the sale OF real estate
By impostors im~persona:ing the owner. A
transfer Was fled in the recorders ONCE
SATURDAY of valuable real estate owned by
August Cnulm. of the PAbss Brewing
COMPANY. The consideration named WAS
Sls,G-s A policy Was issued on the deed
by . real estate firm and the grantee then
attempted TO gss 81 500 BY giving Q mort
gage on the properly. An n~vestiSatioa
disclosed the fraud Seven men were n.
Crested last night - participants in the
sxiudla.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

HELENA. Il T., June 9.-A prairie ars
which started two days ago in Cascade
County has already sprend over 100 square
miles much q it valuable hay ground
The IRE can not Be stopped and must burn
itself out The loss viii be big. Il 10 the
biggest prairie fire known in Montana in
recent years No ives nav been lost,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

CoLCNBCs. O.. June S-Govsrnor For.
aker was renominated BY tn. Republican
Convention yesterday in this city on b
second ballot. F. J. Dickman. of Clsve.
land. va renominated for Supreme Judge
BY acc!amation. E L LAmpson. Of Ash
tAbuia County. WAS nom mated for Lieu
tenans-G Governor On the first ballot
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

GREAT mistakes are often made in trying
70 economise. 1t Is . safe rule 70 follow that
the be,tis always the c~hsaSest. AcheAp ply
stefan NAV cost you your life. Ii you havs
Malaria in your system, you win NOT only Be
miserable, but unfit to work Lost time -
money lost. One dollar spent for ShAlien-
ber1er's Antziote will cure you in twenty
four hours. Sold by DrugSista-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

On the deck Of the steamer or on board ii.
train that - 70 bear you Sway from thos>
lear % YOU. you VII: u you als W.. nHst
Gent supply Of that safeguard sgsinst III
ness Hostetter's Stomach Bit;ers. Com
mercial travellers, tourists and pUueei
emi2rants concur in testifylng 70 the forsi
flying and saving properties of the gres'
tonic. Use for constipation, biliousness
malarial and kidney complaints and nerv
business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

nine O'Clock yesterday morning Fred Red.
dy, Q thirtsen-ysar-oid eosored toy, was
struck BY . passenger coach in tie North
western yards and killed IN sfs1tiy. The
boy va Carrying . wasaboilsr ovsr hin
head, and did not So tie tain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH has ordered
nat the house IN which his son Z lied
himself De- pulled down and every effort
made 60 obliterare the scene OF the trag-
edy and cause it TO be forgotten
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

II We do have to 90 to var with En-
gland about the fur seals. American wives
and bachs.ors will have to do all the
fighting. Yvu can't enthuss American
married men on the subject Of sealskiuA
Boston G.obe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

ALI cases Of weak or lame back, backache,
rheumatism Will find relief by wearingSpne
Of CSrser's Smart Weed and Beliadonna
Backache Plas.ers. Price IS cents. Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

Foe a years Dobbins' Electric Soap has
been tnItdred by soap makers. Why$ Be
cause il Is best Of al and has An mmers Sc
sale. Be sure and get Dubbins' and take no
other. Your grocer has it. or will get it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

A COTTAGE window On the grounds of q
min ne company near king.t0u, Col,
displays his inscription: "Wanted-A
wife. Apply within; nobody barred"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

THE manner in which the English are
buying up our reweries Is GETTING TO be Q
90 ious natter" That's %. With the
lager bser schooner departs the last
vessige Of cur American shipping "Cbos-
ton Transcript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

AN Iowa calf jumped through q barbed
wire fence the o,her day and came q
minus two-thIrds OF It's tongue but with
no other injuries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

Engraving and E~lectroeypin4.
II you want engravings Of Buildings
Machinery. Portraits, Maps, Piata, or any
thing in his line, write to Us for sample.
and prices. Best work guaranteed at tan
prices. Address
A Y. KELLOGG NEWSPAPER Co.
Kansas CITY, No
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

ANY one a. take Carters Little Liver
Pills. they are 80 very small. No trouble to
swallow. No pain or grioIug after taking.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

CypEa the laws Of China the adult VIII
Ioses bis TEN Der in . discussion Is sent t
iail to cool Of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

BISHOP BOWMAN. of the Methods,
Church, has dedica;ed one or mor<
churches IN every State and Territory oil
the Union
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

THERE is q man in Hart County, Ga,
who spells his entire name with two let
ters, Bob Bobo
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

E~ALr-CCRED eruptious viii return Eradi
cate them with Gieuu's Sulphur SoaD-
HIS HAr and Whisker Dye, 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

A BALruoRE paper speaks Of the mys-
terioUs disar pearance OF . citizen - fol-
lows: As he was last seen in . iced store
With eight dollars in cash in his band is
II feared he has been fouity dealt with.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
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Ie00NAe ~ vt1s . velvet nek"
yA1a URoo1ly oo01eo4 N. Bf0OA
~8ho'u u, W66 SAos 0UO0 h4 toeA,
h0G1TUoo1 on0e IN tOOA~
0uf Volv0e - % diamond rng
Csa hrslg 10 balo 70 sl0ertn6 via
BSvoetn0 IRE rfpGsoa = the thALG
TO 0ve h9r DPUe1O0D life
The great and sovereign remedy, Known
the world over, for al female tro0Dies, in
dAmmatiou, cruel hack1ches, and internal
o~isplacemenss il DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription- Il ID the only 0~xdSunfesd cure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
True Economy

Il 10 true economy - buy Hoods earapartIh
for 100 Doses One Dollar 10 original win and
true only of this popular medicine. II you Wiah %
prove this. buy . bottls Of Hoods SRrApArilio aSd
measure tn contents. You viii md te % bold M
teaspoontulA EoW read the directions. aAa you
viii nnd that the average dose for - sons Of dtfar-
ens ages Is iess than . seaspocnfuL This b eerta q
~ conclusive evidence Of the peculiar ssSenGth and
economy OF Hoods Sarsaparilla.
II to0k hoods SarsaparillA for l0oD q appetite.
dyspepsia. and general lsngror. Isdid me . vast
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by al drusxissaL q; sx forsa Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD 4 CO. Lowell Mas
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

A lOC. SMOKE for 5c.-"ransill's Punch"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

DR.. Pierce's Pellet1gently laxative 0l
actively cashArtic~ according 70 dose- Scenta