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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-21
"ColIinbia River Route"
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,

Pullman palace sleepe7s threrg gh from Port
land to WaIia Walla, via Pendleton.
TTTC:VETS to and FROM principal points
AAOAAA 4 ~ in tho United States, Canada
and Europe. q
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-21

AN INDIAN LEGEND
How tho Salmon Got Over the Falls.

care there any salmon above the
falls 7" is often asked by strangers visit
ing this city. This question very nat
ufally arises when contemplating the
sursing torrent, plunging downward some
| 250 feet, in travelling the distance Of
about mile in the heart of the city OF
Spokane Falls. Fer it would seem
impossible for any living creature to
make the ascent through the whirlpools,
rocky shoals and white crested cascades.
Far less would it seem possible for full
grown sulmon to make the voyagein
safety. 1t is said that a few have done
so but not many Above the falls the
crystal waters are dersly peopled with
the salmon's kin fish, the salmon trout.
but these are indigenous to the waters Of
the lakes above-Coeur d'Alene, Pen
d'Orei'le, etc. 1t is strangely true, how
ever, that by some means the salmon
did ascend The Dalles of the Columbial
river, and this fact has puzzled the
scientists. The Pittsburg, Pennsy sylvania,
Dispatch, gives the following solution OF
the mystery, according to the Iddian
: tradition: captain Donald Mckay,
. the veteran scout, who has served the
government TWENTY-FIVE years among tho
q, Indians Of the Pacific coast as guide and
g. interpreter, was found yesterday evening
by Dispatch reporter, and in tho
ID course of a little chat, he said:
81 might tell you about tho time when
y, there were no people. so the Indians
I'd believe; and were animals; but they
could tai. inst like you and l can. The
Of coyote l.a ~as the big man and ruled
". everything Tho eagle. he was the
pre,tiest and most powerful among the
n- birds. The coyote was always getting ia
trap, but always getting out again.
l. He was mean fellow and used u
IN, change himself into any animal b
wanted to be, and 90 round and see whal
It. was going on. It was be that broks
il. The Dalles falls Of the Columbia rivel
aud let the salmon go up. When b.
yer used to 1.-Two way up North be didn'
rs. have any fish because 1--WE young maiden
or swallows owned all the fish, An
ck. blocked up the river with Eve Stone .
an. they couldn't got up.
iel. after trying every means to breAl
,ar, the dam the coyote applied to the Arl
ke. with broken wing, who was his fortun
teller, and told him if he didn't tel hia
se,. u how to break the dam be would make
latt rain. So the lark told him to turn int
a little child and float down the river !
'ou. his canoe and the Eve swallows woul
rell, pick him up. This he did, and whs
the five maidens saw him they pinkl
mes, him up and fed him and kept him b
ties. hollow tree and fed him on roots, q
there they kept him until be srsv y
tan One day be hied of to tho fallg Vii
SON, they were digging roots. and there !
found fve bas and Eve eaps uhieh 4
odi- Eve msidcns wore on their hss3s =
His. put these al on and eonmeseo1 - j.
,ner. of the rocks. Al be got ~ - =
r Of the stick that one Of ~ raallea1 y
sock digging roots viii hsotA ed haesas
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-21
13.
EARLY AND PALMY DAYS OF
NORTH IDAHO.

A TRIP FROM TIE DESClUTES, CEEGoN,
TO LEWISTON, WASHINGTON TER
LEWISTON AND TUE ADJACENT
COUNTRY; EARLY IN TIE
'GO's AND LATE IN TIE sos.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-21
NEW COMMITTEES IN THE SEN
ATE.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Platt then
offered resolution, which was agreed to,
for tie election of the standing CON-
mittees submitted by him.
The committees are as follows
Agriculture and Forcstry-Paddock,
Blair, Plumb, Rigging, Mcmillan,
George, Gibson, Jones, Of Arkansas, and
Bates.
Appropriations - Allison, Dawes,
Plumb, Hale, Farwell, Beck, Cockrell.
Call and German.
Civil Service-Chase, Dawes, Man
dcrsou, Stanford, Washburna, Walthal|,
Wilson, Of Maryland, Berry and Brown.
Coast Defense - Dolph, Cameron,
Havley, Hitchcock, Mcpherson, Hamp-
ton, and Reagan.
Claims-Spooner, Hoard, Mitchell,
Higgins, Wilcott, Jones, Of Arkansas,
Wilson, Of Indiana, Pasco and Faulkner
Contingent Express-Joncs, Of Nevada
Paddock and Vance.
| Ccusus-Hale, Morrill,, Wilson, Of
Iowa, Stockbridge, Davis, Berry, Black
burn. Blodgett and Turpie.
| Commerce Frye, Jones, Of Nevada
Dulph, Cameron, Sawyer, Cullom, Wash
hurne, Ransom, Coke, Vest, German
Kenua aud Gibson.
District of Columbia ingalls,, Spoone
Farwcll, Mcmillan, Higgins, Harris
Vance Daniel and Faulkner.
Education and Lator-Blair, Wilso,
of Iowa, Stanford, Stewart, Washburn
George, Pugh, Payne and Barbour.
Eogrossed Farwell, Quay az
Colquitt.
j.. Epidemic Diseases-Harris, Hampto
# Eustis, Berry, Hale, Sscckbridge ar
. Marston.
d! Finance Morrill,, Sherman, Jones,
n Nevada, Allison Aldrich, Hiscock, Voc
+ lees, Beck, Mcpherson and Vance.
1, Fisheiies--Stockbridgc, Dawes, S:ai
At ford, Hampton and Blodge.t.
0, Foreign Relations--Sherman, d
S. murds, Frye, Evar:s, Doiph, Morgs
lie Brown, Payne and Eustis.
as Interstate Commerce-Cullom. Pla
,e Blair, Wilson, Of Iowa, Hiscock, Ha1'
| German, Reagan and Barbour.
c, Improvement Of the Mississippi ri,
of ashburne, Farwell, Hawley, Ma
an ton, Eus.is, Walthall and Call.
rs, Indian Affairs-Dawes, Platt, Sto
Ks bridge, Manderson, Wolcott, Morg
ok Jones, of Arkansas, Hearst and Dan
NJ. Judiciary-Edmuuds, ingalls,, He
a Wilson, OF Iowa, Evarts, Pugh, Go
1t Vest aud George.
nd Library-Evarts, Hoar and voorh'
ow Manuiactures-McMlllan, Quay, P
,ut Colquitt and Blodgett.
cd. Military Affairs-Hawley, Gamer
B. Mandersou, Stewart, Davis, Cock
lie, Hampton, Wal,hall and Bates.
,ou Mines and Mining Stewart, Jo
lick of Nevada. Mitchell, Teller, Bs
cry Faulkner aud Hearst.
dis. Naval Affairs-Cameron, Hale, S
and ford, Stockbridge, Marston, McPher
the Butler, Blackburn and Gray.
or Organization, conduct and expe'
or lures Of the executive department.
.rge cock, Plumb, Sherman, Frye, Spoe
Iou, Cockrell, Kenna, Gibson and Barbou
lian Patents-Teller, Chase, Platt, His
nan Gray, Kenna and Reagan.
it Pensions Davis, Blair, Sawyer.
o to dock, Marstop, Turpie, Blodgets, Fa
sted ner and Barbour.
ling Postofiices and Post Roads-Sav
was Chase, Mitchell, Quay, Mcmillan,
not quit, Wilson, Of Maryland, Reagan
d 4 Blodgett-
,self Printing! Manderson, Hawlsy,
1 GormsB.
|, as Privats land clsims-Ranson,
lots quitt, Pasco, Edmuuds, Stewart, In
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r To be continued
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF IDAHO

The Judges of the lst End ard 81 dis,
4ricts bio at the capital on the second
Msnd.y in January in each year. aud con-
ssi:.t. the Supreme Court of the Territory,
With the Judge OF the Sd district as Chief
Justice, and A. L. Richardson as CLERK.
The Judicial Districts ald the times and
y.aces Of holding Courts in each are deslg'
1atsd by .he Supreme Court when 'n ses'
sisa aad are liable to change each year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
Counsy Fair.

The people Of Webster county should begin
now to think about. and prepare for the county
fair In order that r may lie a grsud success n
n~ancially and otherwise. The trouble with our
western fairs generally is tie failure Of the
managers In presenting the merits OF III. asso-
citation, a. well as the advantages Of them. To
make . fair . success novelties ~ all kinds
should be procured, good premiums should be
offered and paid. &c, &c. Tn the other hand
the farmers and city people should do their Ut
most to make articles for exhibition. Every
farmer should try To raise vegetables and stocS,
and try and get up q rivalry between himself
and neighbors as 10 who should have the best
articles at the fair. The lack OF interest on the
part OF the people makes the task diticuli f0
the managers. The county fair should be- the
pride Of the county and every man woman and
child should aim 70 have some article great or
small entered for exhibition. In that way the
association would be a blooming srccess. Let's
have q good fair this year, and by the joint e.
forts Of the managers and people place Web
ster county's fair on her feet. To the managers
We would suggest an old settlers meeting. with
a grand barbecue, inviting all old settlers In
Nebraska TO be present. have = children's day.
aud in fact have everything possible to make
the fair a grand success. Then this little wrang-
ling about premiums should be- lost sight Of In
the efforts Of our agriculturalists TO show up 10
the world what Webster county can raise.
Don't feel that you are making the effort for the
premium alone but that you have . duty to per-
form for the benefit OF the association. Lets
mai e the fair a success this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

On wednesday evening the citizens
we're awakened from their peaceful Vu--
suits by the continuous footing OF ;he
round house whistle, the signal OF axe,
and in a few seconds more the city ars
alarm changed forth peal after peal aa-
the fire ladies responding to TIE ca-l
Oon had the fire apparatus on tie T"so
TO the depot where the coal sheds u 'He
b. L n. we're being consumed ~ "a,
frey elements, bu; TO no purpose, 80 tie
fire had such a hold on them taa vGt..
had but little efiec; upon it. The damage
is not heavy as 10. much coal was tara.
Cd. and one freight car and par. OF sao.
Their one. The FIRE was caueed by the *.
plosion OF or the overturning Of 4 ian
tern.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

The Easter festival vas --sT .FLl
n this city BY nearly all % ne sal
on les. ssbbss..-
AZ rI.T =. T. CEgltI
The services rs-e Of 81 rIctleut cas-
sc:er, And tie ro-ains seyslccs 20 -
en- Up entirely. 20 TASTE tesavtls and
the church beautifully ceco-z;el lor 'as
occasion. Tie program 3; the T. r
church VS. sb,u, - follow. At;rr 1p-
propria,e singing by tbs choi- the -fsa.
classes taugh: b. Mrs.. Brown lad AIRS
Damereil made a iio-L o1Cal- -.
f,osers Of which we're woven .nlo a sCaE-
:if,l crces. after which .a7 Attle ,us
sang q beautiful little sorg. lhs foi.u~-
ing boys and Siris took pari : tie sztr
cises: Bertha Brown, Lsuore toWicr,
Nellie West, Mrs. Thomas AID NJ. D-ck-
sr's classes, Maggie Visscher. Los Pope
Emma Brown Belle ~Spanog!s, Liner
Crone, Nellie ~Faikenburg. Del Abls. -.
vsster Frisbie, Alex Bentley, Harry Fai
kenburg. Charley Mitchell, and r. Lei
son. The exercises were i~nte-f-sel
With music and prayer with a fes remarks
from tn. pastor.
Az TIE coSGEg0A-IoS4i cIIrE.H
The exercises were very aprraF--s,s
for the occasion. there being spe
reci:a,ion=, music, son-s, &c The
church va. handsomely decorate aa
everything gotten up with ~ esPee4
care to please al.
At THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The special services were conducted y
the Knights Ten piar commandery 81!
this city and vas one OF the mos: aFpTe-
ciabls affairs OF the days festivities
Then beautiful ri,uslisuc service were
conducted by X. B Fulton. With cspou
sive ssncs by the knights, after whicA III
der Snider made a short address
THE CHEisrIAN CHCECH-
The members Of the Christian cllsl1
Sunday school had appropriate strv!c
and the church handsomely decorate.
AZ II cBUIcH.
The Rev. Dannenfeldt preached as aP
propriatc sermon on the occasion.
Al THE oTHER %cHULCHK
Appropriate services we're held t4a-
we're suitable for the occasion. We
would have been pleased TO have given q
complete report of each church service,
but owing to the crowded cuTd.ton 81
eur columns with other matter 10 a.. al-
together impossible, suffice A. to Say how
eve., that all we're good, and viii maze a
lasting impression on the mind % those
Who had the pleasure Of witnessing the
various services.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

The people Of Red Cloud should
not fail t" make every edor, possible
to aid the FIRE boys TO make the tour
nament . success. II is a big task
and the boys will have their hands
full to look after these matters. The
tournamen, will bring a large number
Of people here, probably one Of the
largest crowds that Red Cloud has
ever seen, and for this reason every
effort should be made to make the az
fair pleasant all around. The FIRE de-
partnent will need the encourage
ment Of the citizens 70 the fullest ex-
tent, and they should have i, willing
ly and without . word Of hesitation.
Already the newspapers of the state
are picking up the fac, that the tour
pamsnt is to be in Red Cloud, and
that their companies intend coming,
there will certainly be a tremendous
crowd in the city. The time will
be here. and ~necessarially the
department will have to neglect their
own business = great portion OF the
Intervening time in preparing for the
tournament. In fact they have al
commenced to train for the oc-
However our boys are equal
to the occasion and We look forth TO
one Of the grandest time ever seen in
city:
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Dr. Schenck was in Franklin this week.
The father OF Mrs. X. Skeen was in the city
this week.
Jake Ester has about completed W. G.. Smiths
residence.
Geo. W. Ball and A. T. Ormsby were IN the
city this week.
Col. Hoover and II. &. Koehler Was in the
city this week.
John Bentley is going out vest for q trip
about the first.
Mrs. + c. Barnard and son Albert Of Chicago,
are visiting with 5. Perkins.
(1A1 Marsh says he's bound to get to he Ore
II his buggy turns over forty times.
Judge r. A. Swe ely observed Arbor day In a
bentting manner, having set out 700 trees on
his farm last Monday.
District couri has been in session this week
with Judge GasliR on the bench. Numerous
cases were disposed OF.
Desire Gei'ereuX and Joseph Brassard OF 6la-
den are applying TO the board Of supervisors for
a license 70 run . saloon In Baden.
Hutchinson s Edgell have papcrcd and fixed
up their tonsor;al pariors in nice style. These
boys arr doing . nne business and THB CHIRF
is pleased to note the fact.
Hoadmaster Jossiyn Of Orleans was In the city
Tuesday. His appointment, As roadmaster on
the Sc Francis branch Of the y. 6 u. will be
good News to his MANY friends in this city.
One Of Henderson Bros. teams driven by Mrs
Henderson and Miss Fannie Aller ran away on
Tuesday and had II hot been fer Al Hunt the
buggy would have been a wreck. Al nearly
ruined one Of his horses trying to catch the
team. The ladies' had jGsi stepped out Of the
buggy when the team ran OF.
The census OF school childic en- In this district
has been taken by A. 5. Marsh. and he reports
-, children Of sehoo, age. an increase Of &c.
children over las; years report pretty good
showing. and on the basic Of Eve children 10
ZACH family Red Cloud would have . population
Of s0O Inhabitants. which % no: far GU; Of the
Way.
On Monday evening the friends Of Fred Hgm-
| mel and family, made a d.-ren; upon the hoEsc-
hold naWafes and surprised them wopdersuI.y.
| The result ~as tha; Fred Vas % overcome
! with eXcitemens thai be began chewing tAe eiec.
| the light wire thinking IL vas tA6y. The
friends seaye6 Until . late hour and made
| things enjoyable. and % cap the eiiMx nade
| him . handsome birthday present In lie shape
u . ene rocker
Ell. Naurer. a CITIZEN es Bicorrinxtoa- Neb.
vas IN the city this week. .oS the purpose a:
mating Application % the dis;-r. cosrs 70 -
admitted % the hAr. On Monday he vsa sIzz-
med cy . coaniiee of the bal q the cuzns,
AID ar.c< Q thorough exAninafaca tsuk the nss
prescribed and received \ certificate. Mr. -.
IS thorough gentleman cf scaotKy ar:zisE=nc
and ~Il make . worthy 3escire a: Rsacksoce
We bespcAk fos him aha<ar and pso.Perozs
ererr 10 his enosen profs>ssec-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

That popular frm Of pickerson & Smith have
moved from their old quarters into the room
known rs Mason's old stand. where they have
more room. and better facilities for shipping.
They buy their esg cases IL ear load lots packed
like shingles. and put them together here.
Since the first Of last February the firm have
shirpcd eleven car load OF eggs east. There
were &.S75 cases in the cars. each case contain
Ing 80 dozen. or i+0.250 dozen altogether in the
eleven cav. II the boys paid 10 cents a dozen
for these eggs it would mrke the heat little sum
Of about slsyo,s that they have paid out for esq
in less than % days. A pretty good deal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

The city council can now see. after tie
Il. 4 n. fire, how necessary II f. % hays
the city water mains extended "a t1e
south part OF the city AZ once IN order 20
furnish ample fire protection to tho eosth
ward. II should be- done 81 thg Isxt
meeting without fail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Al Hunt killed n mad dog on the streets
Tuesday. We doubt the fact shat the
dog vas mad bu. il - well enoug % ki.
all dogs which have symptom Of rabies
He had bitten quite & large number a:
dogs which ough, to be dispatched az
once for safety.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Tse 81 a tn sG42a &c Is
ehrrca. oex; SEezy Esx4s ~ - | Es
p<A- E<lsnid - DzA Gsd zH1 - -
q ,Ae xrseA or 80 E<s-c- r. CtT3@
nc . cp-siAey tzvseA >=Tas
" =: : c'csc<k
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

The city council met this wee aua
appointed the following Officer
II. ". Vincent, engineer 4; w1-'
house, salary $40
II. i. Simonds. stree; eoMmissIcucr
salary s1.5O per day for actual serve.
performed.
G.. A. Miller night pa;rolman. sal
ary SIS per month.
F. A. Shinkle, chief Of police. sd.
AIRY $40 per month.
J.. Il. Fort, water commission. 81
els Per month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Wall paper at Cuttings.
Easter cards at Cuttings.
Window shades At Cuttings.
Oysters at Ernst Welsch's. Best
brands kept.
{. j. Platt is making some new
improvements.
j. l.. Miner is building an addition
to his residence.
Plain linen scrim for fancy work at
Mrs. Newhouse's.
H. +. Sanford has . new fence
around his property.
A new stock Of perfumes just re-
ceived at Cott.ng's.
Get your meals at the Farmers Eat
% house. +. Welsch.
A. Macarthur, special agent for the
Britannica, was in the city this week.
The latest designs in laces. Swiss
embroideries and Handbags at Mrs.
Newhouse.
''Cotting's 50" is tic finest and
most lasting perfume now in the mar
ket. Try it.
All kinds novelty braid, rick-rack,
featheredee, gilt and silver braid, and
tinsel at Mrs, Newhouse.
State fremen's tournament July 16
to 10, in Red Cloud. Make your ar
r%angements accordingly.
Lawyer Watkins, W. A. Watkins,
W. U. Dimmick and +. p Shields Of
Blue Hill we're court visitors, Tuesday.
The best assortment Of white
goods, challiss, summer ~fannsls, 81
teens, and ginghams at Mrs. New
house.
There will be . meeting Of the equal
suffrage society at the residence of
Mrs. A. McNitt on April 9th at .
o'clock P. m. All ladies are cordially
invited to be present.
Arbor day was properly observed in
Red Cloud. The public schools set
out 100 trees on the grounds and the
people generally set out . large num-
Der Of trees throughout the city and
county.
The FIRE boys are making splendid
records for themselves in their trials
Of speed, and if they continue in the
same ratio We doubt if there is . team
in the state that can equal them BY
tie time the state tournament, takes
place in July.
During the Gre on last Wednesday
night, aHd while riding in a wagon to
the depot Firemen Butler and Temple
we're injured by being thrown out Of
the vehicle. Butler VI. rtn over by
one Of the wheels aud quite seriousl,
hurt about the shoulders Temple
was only temporarily knocked out
The creamery 1t Blue Hill from
appearances seems to be doing . pay.
ing and profitable business. The
management have made several shir
ments Of butter for Which they have
received the top Of the market. Tn
CHIEF is pleased to learn that Bloc
| Hill enterprise is rapidly getting &c
tiejoint.
Alien Sheets, Of Blue Hill, an age:
citizen aud an old rsii.ut Of thai
town. With sickness Of short duration
quietly passed TO the great beyosi
Sunday April Il. Mr.. Sheets hat
almost reached his ffsy-ffsh year
served three years in the late rebel
lion, going - brave defesder fros
Indiana He had With his fsnil
beea . resident Of Blue Fin aad Vi
eiaity fox abost fesztses ysazA n
0esyoe . wife aai0v2 b01nu1 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Pasoes wishing % iaFrvrs iker
DGsziss o. stsesgshsa fAeg x1
q sessstiSE shosli sess to Prvs M
sstls, 81 Fiji sse-S =. T., .zs AS
post issR - s1vsssmvt -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

TIA; people finger AionS aiwsys eos
abous thai continual tired fee iaEe C.t Ssh
Of Besx's blood rartaer and b~4 uatgr vt
remove this fcci.nS. give tfsesn = - Sc
and regulate digestion. G. l. taSsiac er
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
Hsu Gaauet AG.rd

A, this sea,un Il Tho yea 20 ~ w- . @
rsllaele clauhoea tsatsosa m ir a- b.
cramps. colo. a~ArT8oea a. 81 a4
the stomach ard hSzes are @
ssfous e aos s:seB&~d 81 Il c@zs N
BeSss dIarrho.s tslsoa vi q ~ &
caa-s os tbs kisa than zBy otaeE E ~
earsh- We ~Srarari.- L. c J. CusEas drL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

SSSeee-
Nesiss Is Asr~sy r5ses sAss D~siss
ssssssun ssa js~~rA Ens~sst ksss
,sAss ssy sls4 . T:issss sssh -
essssy Ssss 81 wsss>s eesssJ, -
sssssa. ssxisg s1e essssy smaa
|s~FsFtsss Il 81 sesssy y -
|s>ss : issssss = ssil Aa,s 9sonso
80 vissas Egsss 10 a. vm0A
BssSsa. saii ejsney ss5 sassa.
- CD All = -.
AH u
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Ss0p9e R0foeos Hsl0boW SoeSal.
n &arre parsfas socisey e ihe Hes1sass
church. vtl give . rsiatss social. 1 tee Ns-
drnre q Nr. Lou Albright. Dexi Aesstay ~~e-
m AHEaI \ prirr VII BE avar6eo - de
eennsaaA sl1g ~ bra se~tne- E~eAFehsesn
ecuSiszne q xex 0ks ese. vI - SERVED
Aryscdy deuxsae 4 % "a vAesAes 60 ~
yuuR oordia2y iays1D1 . afse1A
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26


From tee 70 So 9oi.%ss sscs :. y.
L Funk's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

The greatest voades Of sae 18Th
century. = carpet exhibitor ,hosiss
just ho~ . carpet vili look when on
the foor ., p. Y. TsyIor's.
When IL Red Coud call - the
fgrni,are store Of 2. V. TsyIo-. orpo-
site the T. y. bask. asd pick yos on,
: Eus kitchen OF pssios salt
have Jus, received . fse lins Of
ia-uiszre some enc bed .on sets
ate. ;stIes, beds,e,as. 81. Call
AID get Il, Prices before bayile-
Y. L HAMS.
Are you going 70 boy . essTet II
. 20 10. fail 70 esIl ssd exsHise ~
stock AID prizes. Nv. 1ayssf
see ". l.. Haises fer ssssisxss.
Keeps all kinda Hsssy Cocks cd
drug store
II v0I m soisg 70 raiss es Pspss
sei Cosungs psisss-
UO0 0104.
Aroo5 s.oss Hoo. o. wsAs4~ sssssA
so<1 toczssos- 90 oDEDs rOaa0D Il Ap
py 20 d FsssAsssy.
C / Csssise 10 he ovs rsesoiP
Eian clerk And On sAessfess gnss.sss
sarsi.i and se:sssss vol d sisPss'
ssaz.
Tas Do4Aoe oh6s4 Uu6De - - -
sozzA n ~ 0Ga10 ~.
Esva NOM ~~ AN~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Tss 1cshss sAiss vafa - - .
sczzA =. ~ Co., 1nn
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

CT Cossise 10 hD -. rsaoiT
sisn clerk And On sA<se4es gsass.sss
sassisi zaa ae:sssss vust d sasPss-
s;sz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

xpn1s~ AWoAk
Ma
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Sessose Ts 0sOs-
A. II Alexander has good pasture
for reas . nilss north ...s AZ Red
cload. P2ss,y Q. water. Rates =
70 soc. .sLsf
All tisas % riei-e. ssd sssUey
srasds ss Mr.. Sesbs1ssa
TIE latest syies . jerseys asa ~
osiss4 frcE Ss- Yors ritz ~ Mn.
SsvAszsss
Hanssrzs. sssrSsasf,es. isesA
shits trsnHiss,. skiis ssnssls. vhiss
eosds ~ Mr.. Sevbossa
Nsta, fresh essds<s. sse, tspea
Ernst wslsk.
Fs.sIss-e ~ al kss4s cheaper -
srss II y. Y. TsJ.ss's
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

see Is. l.. Raises fer ssssissss.
Keeps all kinda Hss,y Cocks Cd
drug sto-c-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

II yo4 are going 70 raiss &C psps'
sei Cosungs psisss-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
SPLlNTERS

Gathered Up by Chief Reporter i0
And About the City and County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

When 10 Red Cloud call u the
furniture store Of 2. v. 1syIo-. orpo-
site the +. y. bask. asd pick Ioa out
= Eus kitchen OF pssios salt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Are you going 70 boy . ess7et II
. 20 60. fail 70 esll ssa sxsEiss ~
stock And pixies. Nv. 1.ylsf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

All tis5s u rei FAC. ssd sssuey
srasds II Mr.. Nesksuse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Easser Services Generally o~b>sTEcd4G
Nes tsou.

The Ess,e. festival vas G-!y OBS -TCl
n this city by hearty all q tas Sa-s
on les. Sahbat..-