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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-28
The Atchison Reorganization.

uo lOilOWiuB uaS Oe6u lSSu6u ID b0SCOns
OFFICE OF ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA
SANTA FE RAILROAD Company
BOSTON, Nov. %, 1888.
At meeting of the buard OF directors held this
day, the following pr amble and resolution were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. Tue Stockholders of the Company
have provided for the necessary funds to met
the requirements Of the Company, subject to the
terms Of circular No 49, and
WnereaS, The holders Of a majority of all the
outstanding b0uds of the AtchisOn system, both
IN Europe and the United States, have assented to
the Plan of Reorganization dated October 10,
1883, and therefore be 1t
V ted, That the Plan of Reorganization be and
is hereby declared effective, and that official an
nouncement of lhis fact shall be made by the
Chairman, accompanied by tice that Bondn0ld-
ers 10 secure participation In the benefits of the
Plan should deDoslt their bonds on or before De-
cember 10, SO, and that the date bonds will on
ly be received under such equitable conditions as
the Board of Directors may establish.
BY the Board of Directors,
GEORGE C. MAGOUN,
Nhnt..
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A Generous Offer.

Mr.. Samuel q. Lisk makes a generous Of
fer to provide quarters for number of the
Lynn shoe manufacturers whose factories
were destroyed by the confiagration Tues
day The leather board mills at Saccarappa
are unoccupied at present. and Mr.. Lisk Of
fers the use of the building free until spring
1t would be difiult to find better quarters, as
there are $4,000 feet Of floor room. and the
building is all piped for steam and is lighted
by an electric system.
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To Art Students.

The following casts. size of original, are
added to the collection for study at G. L..
Fox's studio, 4783 Congress street:
Five heads from Trajan's column.
Benlt ieni.
Modern chool, head by Carpeaux also the pho
tographs.
Flora by Tit n. sff
Raphael b. himself.
The studio is open free to visitors Thurs
day afternoons.
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First Health Lecture.

The first health lecture in the YIN. c. A..
conrse was given at the association parlors
last evening by Dr. VIM. L. Dana. The SUBJ
Ject was 1.-THE Lungs and Respiration" and
was fully illustrated by diagrams. DR..
Dana handled his subject in a mastery
manner, and gave some valuable hints for
action in the resuscltation of drowned or
Ruffocated persons.
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Burglary at cumberla,d Mill.

Sometime during Tuesday night burglars
covered large sheet of paper with molass-
es, pasted it on the large front light of Dana
Brackets clothing store at Cumberland
Mills. cut the glass around the paper and re-
moved it ami then entered the store. They
selected about $500 worth of the most valua-
BILE Of the stock and made off with 1t. There
is no clue to the burglars.
The burglars first entered the grocery store
OF W. j. Pennell, where they secured guam
tity of molasses. They then went to Wyer's
carriage shop, where they obtained chisels
and other tools, proceeding thence to Mr..
Brackets store which is situated In Warren
hlank
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Practical CnyJstianltv,

If anyone had walked into the vestry of
the Second Parish church yesterday after
noon they would have seen practical Chris
tianity in dead earnest. Four ladies aud
young man were kept busy for two hours
dispensing chickens, vegetables and fruit,
sending cheer and gladness into less favored
homes.
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Society of Arr.

At the meeting last evening of the Port
land Society of Art steps were taken to-
wards forming an art class for the ensuing
season. A committee was appointed to ne
gotiate for teacher. preference being ex-
pressed for a popular instructor VIII O has
successfully taught the society's school for
two years of its history. 1t is proposed that
the school be open from January to May /.
Efforts are to be made to rally the many
delinquent members of the society at a
special meeting, when matters of much i'm
poltance will be discussed.
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Nov. 26, by Rev. N. 7. Whitaker, DID,, Melleu
Tryon and Miss Alice j. Goddard both of Pow
nal, Me.
: In this city. Nov. 81, by Rev. s. F. Pearson,
Harmonn b: Broeske and Miss Lizzie N. Smith,
both OF Portland.
In Belfast Nov. 8, Lewis S. Banks of West
Scarborough and Miss Abbie e. West OF Belfast
In Knox; Nov z, Wilbert w. Farnham of Knox
and M IS Melcenia j. Herrick of Belfast
In Sac0, Nov. rs, Jonn G. Laing of Biddeford
and Abigail Meikle Of Saco
In Searsmont, Nov. 20. f. c. Alden of Camden
and Miss Jennie Fuller of SearsmOnt.
In Harrington, Nov. II, Gait, Alonzo Randall
and Miss Mida W. Pinkham
In R0ckland, NOV. 16, Oliver L. Spear of Cush-
ing and Miss Eta A. Darling of Thomaston.
In Augusta, Nov. 20, e. j. Weston and Miss
L0ttie A. Lowell.
In Norway, Nov. IA, John P. Howe and Lizzie
c. KyersOn.
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6oWdoIn College.

Yesterday most Of the tuients of Bow
dom college went home to spend the
Thanksgiving recess, which lasts until next
Tuesday. Among tue students who re.
turned to Portland are Rich, Fobes, Pierce
Fabyan, Payson ana Peabody.
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Gospel mission.

A service of prayer and conservation will
be held at the Mission at q O'Clock this morn
ing. Temperance meeting and entertain
ment at 7.3O o'clock p. m. All are invited.
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Haskell q Jones.

This well known firm Of cothiers have
something to say In our columns about dress
ing that is pertinent, timely and true. We
would suggest that our readers give:it atten-
ton
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v. 8. DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE MEBH

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
WEDNESDAY -United States by inform alton
VS.. James Buzzell. Selling liquor In violation of
the Uuiled states revenue laws. Pleaded guilty
and was fned $50 and costs.
Bird, District Attorney,
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY.-Frank White. Peter ". Condor,
Joseph IL Mcclure. Intoxication; each fined IS
ana costs, aud Mcclure in addition 80 days In
county jai.
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insurance is necessary business expense
We should be pleased to insure you.
MORSE, PINKHAM & Co.,
9 Exchange St.,
Fire Insurance Agents.
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Suggested by the Lynn Fire.

Should cofiagration occur in this city
many persons would regret they had ne
elected 10 insure with Rollins & Adams, %
Exchange street. agents of entirely reliable
and English ompanies-Delays are danger
Gus,
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Catarrh


Is complaint which affects nearly everybody
more or less. 1t originates in cold, or success
sion of colds, combined with impure blood Disa-
greeabe flow from the nose ticking in the throat,
offensive breath, pain over and between
Catarrh
the eyes, ringing and bursting noises in the ears
are the more common symptoms. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease cannot be cured by
local applications, 1t requires a constitutional
remedy ike HOODS Sarsaparilla, which strikes
Catarrh
directly at its cause by removing all impurities
from the blood, building I'D the diseased tissues
and giving healthy tone to the whole system
81 have suffered with catarrh in my head for
years. anc paid out hundreds of dollars for medi-
Catarrh
cines, but have heretofore received only tempo
rary relief. Hoods Sarsaparilla helped me SO
much that my catarrh is nearly cured, the weak
ness Of my body is all gone, my appetite is good
In TACT, 1 feel like another person. Hoods Sarsa
Catarrh
parilla is the best medicine have ever taken,
and the only one that has done me permanent
good" MRS. A CUNNINGHAM, Providence, r. I.
HOODS Sarsaparilla has helped me more for
Catarrh
catarrh and impure blood than anything else 1
ever used" A. BALL, Syracuse, N. Y.
N, B.. If you have decided to try Hoods Sarsa-
parilla do not be induced to buy any other.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared
only by G. 1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Professor Brown will be at the Falmouth
on and after Tuesday, December Sd. Please
SEE ad. for office hours, etc. nov27-2t
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RROWN the snoedealer, keeps the largest
ID line OF hne dress boots for ladles and gentle
men, TO be found In the city; call and examine.
BROWN, 46l Cangress st. Dol
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Angostura Bitters makes health and health
makes bright, rosy cheeks and happiness. DR.. ].
q. B. slegert & Sons, sole manufacturers ask
your druggist noy28eod&w1w
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-The de-
~ slrable real estate belonging TO the Ocean
insurance Company, consisting OF of1ces and
stores number 10, IA, 10 and III Exchange, also
one store on Mlls street and stores on Market
street are ior sale. For particulars apply to the
HUMPHREY. Secretary
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For any case of nervousness sleep.

iessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Oarter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief Is sure.
rhe only nerve medicine for the price in market
dw1w
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EfoH SALE OR TO LET-The Atwood
~ ~ mouse, Ligonia; two stories, French roof,
n ~ rooms, bath and furnace. Several acres
~ ianu with fruit trees and good stable. Every
o cIng IN good repair; will be rented low sold
LOCKE, 1870 Middle street, or toAUG, p FIJI
LER, 452 Fore street, 2idtf
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Catarrh
CatarYh
Catarrh
Catarrh

parilla is the best medicine have ever taken,
and the only one that has done me permanent
good" MRS. A CUNNINGHAM Providence, r. I.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has helped me more for
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BOARD.

ROAkD-Pleasant rooms, with or without
- board, in a private family, at "A Winter st.
References exchanged. 26-I
ROARDERs WANTED-A few boarders
- can be accommodated at the Blanchard
single gentlemen house furnished with an
modern M conveniences. BLANCHARD HOUSE.
20 FREE St. 26-1
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I DUsINEss CHANCE-Ihe largest and
| Is best paying dress making establishment In
| Portland doing constantly increasing business,
IA offered for sale by the owner; room newly
| fIlrnished a bargain for the right patty. Adj
dress ROOM No. 4, Perry Block, 5481s Congress
st. 2I-2
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MAR RACES.

Index Soap does not turn clothing yello
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Catarrh

catarrh and impure blood than anything else 1
ever used" A. BALL, Syracuse, N. Y.
N. b. If you have decided to try Hoods Sarsa-
parilla do not be induced to buy any other
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81 !; six for So. Prepared
only by i. HOOD & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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TO YOU want a perfect fitting stylish dress
~ boot in Kid or goat or DOngola? Examine
Boyds hne N. X. boots for ladies'. sold only at
Sign OF Mammoth Gold Boot. BROWN, 461
Congress st. 221
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TsIO LET-A very pleas INT furnished room on
IL second floor with bay window overlooking
Lincoln park; rent moderate. Enquire at 34l
CONGRESS STREET. 231
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
III At % Pine street, corner Of Winter, num-
Der Of nicely furnished rooms, with all modern
conveniences. 6-u
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DOYD's fine boots for ladies are the best 1T
ID tleg best finished, best wearing dress boots
in America; made In French kid DOng0la ana
gress ST Cpl
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TADIEh, BOOTS made by Jas. Boyd q
IL Sons, n. Y, stand at the head Tor excellence
hi finish style, ht and service; hand-n AIDE,
double soie flexible WHIST speciality. BROWN,
cole AGENT A6l Congress ST. 22l
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FOR SALE To close an estate, a modern
Il built stored house for families, first class
central location within minutes walk OF City
Hall, buildings in perfect repair. good as new,
$500, cost $4,000, $1,000 can remain On mortgage
w. IL. WALDRON. 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Owing to . confusion Of dstes b
the Opera House manager, the date Of
Mrs. A. a. TESTERS concert vas bill.
ed fo- the FIRST u February, while an
other company held the boards for .
week, and in consequence the date
had to be changed until February g.,
just one week later. This vas no
FAULT Of Mra. Jester, however, and the
arrangements viii be perfected just
the sane - II there had bees no
change. / There il no doubt bat what
the concert will be one Of the best
entertainments ever given in Red
Cloud. DON. forget the date, Feb
ruary 9Th, instead Of February lst, -
formerly stated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

james Paden, formerly . resident
Of this place has been here the past
week.
G. ". Wells has secured An interest
10 Fuller 4 Goods hardware store at
Lawrence. He 10 there ssv. l sup
pose he will move his family there
soon.
Quarterly meeting Il the N. +,
church will be held At Covles, be.
ginning February 1. and will hold ons
Sunday. Elder Jones will preach Fri
day night February l.
A Lyreum was started here last
week to meet every Friday night.
Mr.. 4 3lrs. F. A. Good returned las'
)1sskA0 the east. They viii sssupI
tie foous sas- vess sf he Pos
| Office.
Miss Pearl Orr who is staying ii
Red Cloud, 0sde . short visit hom'
the drst Of The week.
Nm. J. Peterson returned last Mon
day from . visit 70 Red Cloud.
Mn. Jssaie Blaine entertained
number Of the young folks ss be
home on last Friday eveaing.
AMERICAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
mAvAIE.


A. 4. HunDss left Wsdsesds!
morning for his future home in Pc,
kins Co.
There Vas 3 surprise party at l.
Hummel's % Friday evesing beins
their 3ls: s~suiverssry.
A. J. worshinssoa shipped 5 ea'
load Of cattle and Joe Holcoah ! ear
70 Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. Sawyer left Oh Saturday for .
visit in Aiehigas.
We undentaad that Jee Holeomb
intends @ vis,t friends IN lndiana.
PHrHR Boz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

JUOoous
We are hsvisg a1Dsssbls weather
light ssov so1hs gss1sl.
Some Of our 1eys got quits vet Last
week vhijs out kssGisg. bus - tie
boys hsl agreed 70 divide into sve
parties ssd The party tAss got the
least game should pay for the eysse'
suppe, the night following.
Our old friend John Hamer 10 still
on the sick list The old man says be
don't think he will ever get we'll again.
Mn. Callings is very sick and moi
likely 70 recover.
Vim. Barrett had the misfortune q
get thrown out Of his wagon and gs'
bruised up considerable, but no boas'
broken. He will get around sgsis in
. week or two. Sin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Those Who rail and howl vocifer.
oualy because the Losrd Of supervisor.
does not divide the county printing
with every Newspaper in the lasd,
will End food for thought il they will
bear in mind that there 10 IA over
production Of that necessity 10 this
community. The option Of selecting
the Official pspers remains With the
board. and for our part We would not
be guilty Of shedding tears il We fail
cd to get . hold on the public tsst.
sad certainly would not expect fsvors
from those whose election We had op-
posed on the grousds Of political Diff
ferenees, NOT yet would We pose - the
savior Of the treasury By Offering to
do work free, in order to score . point
against . political adversary. The
laborer is worthy Of his hire" A
man who runs . pewspaper runs it for
money and not for glory altogether.
Glory won't buy clothes nor feed the
children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

The cards Of invitation are out -.
no7.cing the Wedding OF Miss He:tis. L
Skeen. . OF Red Clouds highly accom-.
rlisLsi and cultured young ladies. and
asuch.-: Of oar f-irnd Eeayon Sksen Of
th;s ri,y 10 John O. Y-i-er. q prominent
and rising young Ia~yer OF Red cloud.
The Wedding viii take place on the 9Th OF
lebrassy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

AB0D C0RB0s
The season has been very nice THU
far and stock is ~vinteripg oieely. and
there u IN abundance Of feed in the
country.
The fsroers here = greatly en-
eouraged and the outlook for thi'
county ~ never - grand - 1t shs
present tine.
+. N. Dslong ssd wife are visiting
in Ohio. They do not expect TO ~
tarn until seoetiDe il February.
Mr.. E. A. vasDyks 10 tssehisG
very successful tern Of school IN ou'
district this winter.
N. 4. Woslsy VA in sttesdase e e
the Farness' State Alliases Cosvss'
ton At Lineols, the irst week Of Jas'
uary.
Mr.. widsrnsa's aged mother ID
lying very sick. and friends do moi
have aoy hopes for her recovery.
Mex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Tho Red Cloud National bank,
which it will b remembered was
closed just before Christina, from
causes which are vell-knovn 70 this
community, Was re-opened on Wed
nesday morning for the transaction Of
of business with Lew Albright IS
cashier. It is understood that the
bank Of Commerce Of Kansas City
and the Fort Dsarbsrn National bank
of Chicago Who were heavily interest
ed are the principal parties who have
put the bank on its feet again, this
being the only way they could come
out whole and save the stock holders
loss which must have been tho evil
dent result had the adalrs Of the in
stitution passed int the hands Of .
receiver, - it 10 the depositors will
get their Money and in time the
stoekholders will no DOUBT Be able to
make the bask psy il managed proper
ly managed. In fact it is the opinion
Of some that the bank should never
have been closed up and would no:
have been had it not been for a little
cross firing in the directory. The
failure Of any institution in a city is
q bad thing and THI CHEF will be
| pleased to note its successful future
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
WAIHCTCRRGK

ooe.
Storm week 10 past, and life ssd
property are safe here. The sisssr.
30 far. has been remarkably 6ae, sses
for the superior climate Of Nebraska.
Stock is 10 excellent condition.
Cattle are thriving and young AMI
malls are growing. though very fev Of
then are getting any grain 10 this psH
Of The esssssy. Cora fodder 10 god,
and hay 10 sbsndast sod Of e.eslles'
quality. Sssek 10 better shslssssd sAss
Il "a 10 former visters. Farmer
oftss Learn by cad e~xperieses, o. ~
the ease last sprisg .hsa 70 nasy
cattle died hon starvation ssl e.
posure 70 the storms. Though ssol
did % veil - they eoald ssdes th'
Circumstances. Others could have pss.
pared aore food ssd better shelter.
So0s think u their cattle Are d
horned hey have doss their p'iseipa
daty towards their herds Dehassisl
nay Aavs ssoe s~asastases, bet ~
eariesl farmer viii reoeebsf hist b
nest tesp bic eassls ssso. ssa sspp!I
then literally ssd reesssriy sisA Sss'
ssd sstes- Ysssg asiasls sSesl'
e,ov al visses, ssd sask soes sAesk
reGsis their sssnal weight - ssssl.
% possible. 70 Be Pso6ssAlA r., .
FaAxkLIs says, "ssasss year ssiosl
and hey viii ssAzvs sOa" seven
lsasoe~i II THE vssisisy ~ fsssesia'
ssssss eth esea sssse0. Cen bsia
- cheap. ssl ~ vssAh~ - eesa. =
'pseaiet, tAsa, 10 he spsise. -
sp,es1il cattle sill % - ~ assta
;kAsa wAssu. elSsx
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Consultation With d.. r. Jsass.
presidcot Of the Nebraska State Med
ical and Surgical Institute, is free a.
the Holland House. Monday, January
18Th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

The board Of ssPsrvison With eoD-
nsadabls zeal and enterprise, ss thsiass'
sion this week decided 70 build . jail q
cost ten thousand dollars, to b located On
the northeast corner Of the court houss
park. The building viii be . handsoWs
structure an . credit TO our growing city;
q building. although = jail. that our citi.
sens wll feel proed Of. The contract vas
let 4 Paulsy Jail Co. Of St. Louis, No.
This il IN improvement: that has long
been needed in this county, and the board
did veil to let the contract at this time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Remember this. Shss p. Barley
will pa. up . large amount Of river
ice this winter and will be ready 70
serve the people with pure river ice
insssad n creek ice, Hold yorr Or
Iers for him. :II0
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
Railroad
Fare One Cent a Mile

have this day concluded to open up
A Cash House. February |, 1889.
I viii run q strictly caah house. Please call and note my
prices. It will be . greater cut on prices than one cent .
mile by the railroad company. l viii positively NOT sell
one cents worth Of goods on time. Hauy goods that cell for
l5c or two for CSC, l will cell for lsc. &C. WIN make exact
change 20 you Sc you will save 20 Fer cent by trading ata
Strictly Cash House. You will not have to help pay had
accounts. Az credit business is run all customer have 70
pay more for goods to help pay the Losses Of bad debts. I cen
do business for les profit for cash. and that il what an 60
ing to do
Sell Strictly for Cash or Produce /!
So come and ser mo and you will say thatI have struck The
right key note to that great hereafter which means in .
commercial way great success in business. All will say No
have found the place and the man to trade with. Come,
come. como and see me will do you good.
Great Cash House, no goods sold on time
bring your cash or produce and trade with
the best house in Southern Neb.
B. +. MIZER,
The Opera House Cash Grocer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Fves and anon, those people Who
are too shi:ticss to make 6 respectable
iivia. elsewhere, forss their presence
upoa somc other ssanAnity. in tn
sass, vest, north or south, and vith
more egotisn thsa bnins, begin =
tell '.how We used to run things from
where I some frsa back yeudsr' 1,
the svideat disgast 81 hs more -.
tute hsotAes, 10 - iabssed earnest
j. and long to 1ssslsp TIE country
end deprived hinsslf 4 tAe pleasure.
and necessities a lie il 90 doing
While ~ sane 6aaA Alec vas skin,
out IN cxistsas6 % lsane other local
ity. I.sieaissab welcomed At al
times. especially in The ~. and
stranger 10 usaaRy thrice welcome 4
ill The land afsrds - long - he Get
ties dovs - he realities Of life- Bu'
there Is one thisg . western men dis
likes aud that 10 70 have q new inPor
tation begin t. presume that he (tb'
western mani has not the requisite
to manage his own Affairs, before tn
said acquisition has hardly acquired
residence IL the community in whicl
hs be- located. Hestern people oa'
stand hardship privations. &c.. bu
"freehsess" 10 he straw that break
the canel's beck. Il won't down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
Aave Wear Since.

Trade where Jou can buy goods the
eAespes. Good yam 50 cent? . ID.
A sp!endid jeans for 20 80 . yard, At
the Western 4 osathsrs Mercantile
| Associations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

The W. {. T. Il. vili meet q The
residence Of Nrs- Carsusp % rhsn.
day Jan. 3lss ~ 3. p. N.
+. II. BrLKIBy. Sees.
.s-u~r. fss enesss. aAss 80. sssssssss .ss 49,
LANAI; Druggist Allegheny. n
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Special rates given on hanos and
orrsns until Jsu. LIST. Pianos sold for
cssh or on monthly payments COSTING
lees than o. per day. Organs cold d
rstes to suit customers.
SApA J. BAILEY, AT.