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CURED BY CUTICUGA.

SPLEN-
DID AND NOT PIMPLE on HIM.
CURED BY CUTICUEA.
cannot say enough in praise Of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. My boy, when one year of age, was so
bad vii eczema that he lost all of his hair His scalp
covered with erupt ons which the doctor said was
scal head, ana that his hair would never grow again
Despairing of cure from physicians, began the
of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and. l am happy to
say, with the most perfect His hair is
splendid and there Is not pimple him. 1 recon-
mend the CUTICURA REMEDIES to mothers as the
most speedy, economical and sure cure for all skin
diseases Of infants and children and feel that every
mother who has an afflicted child will tina nix me for
doing. Mrs. NJ. l. WOODSUM Norway Me
FEVER SORE EIGHT YEARS.
must extend to you the thanks of of my Gus
toners. who has been cured by using the CUTICURA
REMEDIES Of an old sore, caused by Il long sIell of
sickness fever eight years ago lie was so bad he was
fearful he would have to have his leg mutated but is
happy to he is now entirely weI-sound as dollar
He requests me TO Use his name, which is Ii. IL. CA
son, merchant OF this place.
JOHN V. MINOR. Druggist Gainsboro', Tenn
WORST sCRoFULA CURED
We have been selling your CUTICURA REMEDIES
for and have the FIRST complaint yet to receive
from purchaser. One OF the worst cases of Sroful.
ever saw was cured by them
TAYLOR TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan.
CUTICURA RELoLvENT.
The new Blood Purifier and purest and best of
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skim scalp and blood with loss Of hair whether
Ing. burning scaly pimply scrofulous or hereditary
when all other remedies fail
Sold everywhere. Price CUTICURA, 6Oc.; SOAP.
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send Tor How to Cure Skin Diseases" Ga pages,
90 illustrations and 90 testimonials
bAbls SKIN AND SCALP PRESERVED Ann
Beautined by CIITICIrRA snAp .h--,-.., - --
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Buy Machine with Reputation.
Earned by forty years of faithful service.
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
Eclpses all others, being Simple, Swift, Silent.
Symmetrical and Serviceable. WHEELER Il
WILSON MIG. Co., 437 9Th ST. NV n20-lm
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UPRIGHT Pianos

F. q. SMITH, 1925 Penna. ave.
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i3.75 CHILDRES's OvERCoATs

CABINETS 90 per dozen.
GRAEME. 7OS 9TH street northwest
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bAbis SKIN AND SCALP PRESERVED AND
Beaurfied by CUTICURA SOAP Absolutely pnra
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W. S. FISHER. florist, 1925 Pa. ave. nv.
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Supreme Council, ROYAL Arcanum.

An entertainment in honor of the members
OF the Supreme council of the Royal Arcanum,
now visiting this city, was given last evening
at Masonic temple under the auspices of the
five local councils. There was a large attend
ance and the program Of exercises was greatly
enjoyed. During the evening Messrs. Nathan
[. Martin, past regent; Charles +. Lorlng, su-
preme vice regent; W. o. Robson. supreme Sec
rotary, and Smith Thompson of this city made
addresses. The rendition OF an original mus-
cal composition entitled The Tale of the Little
Pie" by Herbert Smith was highly appreciated.
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AFTER USING REMEDY and finding it good
stick to it. ''Bromodme" cures headache from
any cause. 25c. OF all druggists.-Adrt.
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The Thing We Desire to Say is that we
don't want you to depend upon fancy adjectives
and breezy advertisements alone-find some
happy possessor of the White-ask them how
they like it, and the answer will come TIE
WHITE Is KING. STAIN, FIsKE Il Co.,
n27-w&s 4l7 9th st NV
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VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs on FOURTEENTH
STREET AT AUCTIoN.-The attention of investors
and others is called to the sale of three valua-
bic building lots on the east side of 14th street
near street, by Thomas Bowling, on Friday
the 9th instant at o'clock
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The Greatest Cure on earth for pain, Sal
Walton Oil, will give instant relief. Price 25
cents bottle.
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Heilbrun's
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
In FIksT-CLAss Footwear
This week we offer
at 1924
Ladies' Hand-sewed French Dongola Button,
Gents Best Calf Boots aud Caters.
At $l.95
Mems Fine Dress Shoes, Double Sole and Scotch
Bottom Caters and Boots, Ladies' Hand Welt,
Fair-stitched Dongola, Straight and Pebble
Goat Button.
At 80 cts,
Ladies' and Misses Button, worth SI25, Gents
and Boys Solid Shoes
complete stock of
Rubber Boots and Shoes,
Felt Shoes and Slippers
Gents Embroidered and Leather Slippers.
l.. HEILBRUN,
402 7th street.
The Largest One-price Shoe House.
See The Old Lady in Window. d2-m,w&f
Over 10000 Fine Hats, half usual
prices. American Hat Co.'S Fall Styles Fine
Derbys in large, small and Dunlap shapes,
soc. to $3.50. Best Hat made, 50 2O9 Penn
sylvania ave-, opp. Botanical Gardens. Plain
figures One price. s.m,wf-St-
The Greatest Cure on earth for pain, Sal
will INV inCta ae
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9Th and d streets northwest.
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FIN are, 49m ami son sts., Nc,c YORK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
JUSTICE FOR hOMESTEADERS.


They Are Not to He Showed Aside BY
Wn-S >chemers.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9-Somnissioner
Stone, of the General Lsnd-ofice. has adj
dressed q letter to the register n re-
ceiver Of the Guthrie land-ofice. in
which, referring to his circular ins-ruc-
tons OF April l 1889, be y These
instructions bv Their terms relate only to
the applications that may be presented
for aca public lands lam in receipt
OF complaints that homestead settlers who
have made entry of the tracts settled upon
by them are subjected TO annoyance and
expense BY parties setting up speculative
claims to the tract undertaking to lay out
pretended towns thereon, to dispose Of in
terests in town lots to the public and
e~ndeavoring BY various Indirect means
70 compel the settlers TO give up
their rights TO the tracts covered
to direct that you promptly reject all ap-
plications that may be presented TO you
for tracts shown by your records to be
covered BY existing homestead entries IN
less accompanied BY satisfactory proof As
required by town site circular of July 8,
1S>i, and that such tract was actually Sc
l-cred as the site OF . city II town or set
tied and occupied for purposes of trade
and business 1t q date prior to that Of the
existing entry. II any applications are
now pending in your Office not yet re-
ported here which come under this rule,
you will promptly reject the same and
notify the applicant or applicants of your
action. You will allow the usual right TO
appeal to any parties feeling aggrieved
by such rejection"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
STRANGELY KILLED.
Compressed Natural Gas Blows Out tn
Head Cap With Fatal Results

Compressed Natural Gas Blows Out the
Head Cap With Fatal Results.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. 10.-By an ex.
plosion Of q natural gas well on the South
Side last night w persons were killed,
TWO fatally injured and a dozen CT more
badly wounded. Booth & Flynu, con-
tractors. had just completed laying q
thirsy-inch gas main and were testing il,
By means of compressed ar. When q
pressure OF I.5 pounds had been reached
tbs head a. on the end OF the pipe blew
out carrying with it . large amount of
vorkmsn from adjacent iron mills re-
turning home had stopped &c watch
the experiment The debris was
hurled into the crowd rs though q bomb
exploded The killed were John Miller,
twenty three years. single: John O'Con.
nor. twenty-five years, single Injured,
John Grenin. internally. cut about the
head vii die; Henry Reich. skull frac-
tured, injured internally. can nor recover;
William Greene, iBjurned internally and
cut about rhe read and body: James Hen
drick. St Louis, both legs fractured. head
cut; John B Raney, millwright severely
hurt about the head and hurt internally.
Among those sustaining painful cuts and
bruises were James Duffy. Thomas WEIGH.
Frank Doyle. William Jones'. Martin Gar
vey, JOIN Schwalter and Severance Mu-
a.ch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16

Another Election S~urprfse-Chief A.ye.
Accused of Delaying MAtterx

Another Election Surprfse-Chief A.yes
Accused of Delaying Matters
TAELEorAH. L L, Aug 9-Complete
els csion returns show that IN the nexi
Na,ion.l Council Chief Nayes' party will
have q clear majority. Tue result is Q
great surprise to every one. as the Ma
tionals had up to yesterday been thought
victorious by an overwhelming majority.
The election Of . Downing or Xaye-
Counc | NAV result in . further postpone
ment of action in the negotiations for the
Strip The present Council being Of Q
National complexion. Chief Aayss may
desire to wait until November next when
the next Council will he sworn in.
Nayes has not yet returned from home.
where be went to vote. The Commission
ers are patiently waiting for his rs,ur to
hear some answer to their proposition Of
SLs5 per acre. The Chiefs apparent in
difference to the presence OF the Com
missioners is condemned BY many of his
friends who argue that his hesit-
ancv will be construed to be dis
courtesy TO the United States Govern.
nent's representatives The election was
held Monday and he has had ample time
time 10 get back. The Commissioner
however, are improving the time by
mingiing with the people and showing
them that it would be the wisest policy tc
part tn the Strip
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
THE WAR IN Y

Hippolyte's Forces ~Bombsrdinx Port-ao-
Prince-A Small Army Making . Big
Noise.
NEW YORK. Aug. lG.-Purser Squire. Of
The steamer Alvo OF the Atlas line,
which arrived from Hayti last night, re.
ports that the Alvo left St Marc, Hayti
July a6. and arrived a. Pors-au-Princs
the same day. When the steamer came
TO anchor the noise of q ppolyse's cannon
could be distinctly heard firing at the
town. The stacking force was At the
west of the place about two miles away.
W 18th the aid OF . powerful glass Purser
Squire and the officers distinctly saw Hip
polvte or the coast The Cuited States
man-of-war Ossipee Law in me harbor OF
Port-au-Prince and near her was anchored
an English and q Spanish man-of-war. A
tug boat nam-d the Panama. formerly BE-
longing In the United States and Of about
10 tens burden vas there toe. She car.
RED a few heavy guns and was IN Legl-
times service. During the afternoon OF
July 90 the Panama was ordered around
te where she could attack EIppolyce's
bcubardins party in the right flank As
Don as the little tug cot within firing
distance she began TO blaze away. She
kept il I'D until darkness set in. The
battle by Hippo'yte's force was kept up
all n shr. Inc Alvo lef. the rexr morn.
ing. Hppolyre losses can he reckoned in
the hundreds. 1t is aid the Calling guns
used by Hppolyre PLAYED sad havoc with
tire outskirts Of Port-au-Prince. The
,Ece-s Of the Ossipee said TO the peop.s
on the AIvo that they (5he Ossipee oficers)
had become used TO the continued firing
and did not mind il a bit
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16

MRS combined appeal TO
the Home Office for her reprieve.
Their action Is based not only GA the
confusion In the medical testimony
taken, but also on the peculiar be-
havior of the judge. which has ex-
cited . ferment Of indignation through
oat the country. The foreman Of
the jury . been interview wed concerning
the verdict which he and his fellow jurors
so hastily brought in. ana he has shown
himself BY his snswers to Be possessed OF
only . confused notion OF the evidence
which had been pressn- ed in court. He
did not know that Sir Charles Russell had
offered in court to call witnesses who
would substansiate the statement Of the
defendant and that the justice refused to
hear this important test;mooy. He adj
mitted that he would not be sorry il . re-
prieve vas granted notwithstanding his
vote was in favor Of tbs verdict OF muir
der. The general impression left BY the
interview is hat the jurors allowed them
selves to be swayed and biased by the
grossly one-sided summing mp of the
judge and that they ave Q hassy verdict
without giving the ease and the evidence
any p~ersonaf coosiderationn
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
ADVISED TO ATTEND.


C00m1ndeF B00eh I81es u Order C00-
eerninG the Nasieaal EneaDP0ent.
ToPkKA. Kan. Aug. 9-The following
circular letter. made public las, evspinz.
Is 70 Be sent out to TIE G.. A r posts OF
this department. from the department
headquarters in this city:
HEADQUARTERS DHPARrNESr OF KANSAS
GRAND r. OF REPCBLLC- Z
TOPEKA. kan-- aug J, l-e3. }
Circular letter No a.
The tweutyrhird National Encaupmenr Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic VII assemole N
the city OF Nil W.ukee. Wis. en- Tuesday. An
gust -. 1881. The grand parade Will he had
on the above date. and the Department
Commander earnestly requests al COM
rades from Kansas attending The tEenry-thirt
National EScanpmenr 10 participate il TIL.
parade and thus show al appreciation Of the
efforts Of our comrades and tie patriotic e1c-
zens OF Milwaukee TO hospitality entertain Us.
The headquarters OF this department VIII be
located IL Nc. I Grand avenue. where all KAN
Sas comrades are requested to present them
selves Tuesday morning Augusta. isSs. AZ nice
O'Clock Owing 70 the inability to make salts
factory rates With The railroad companies -
referred TO in circular letter No. = the COM
r36es desiring to attend the ercampnent
are lec, to select their OWL route and make
such arrangements Is they see it, The
rate has been nxed q; one fare FOX the round
trip. The fare from Kansas City 70 Ailrau-
kse and return VII be s.3 3 % which VIII
be added one fare from all Kansas points.
Comrades should leave Kansas City or Missouri
river points Is early As Sunday evening, Au-
gust IS. to enable them 70 reach Milwaukee IN
time 70 rest and be able 20 take part IL the pa
rsGe on the 9Th Delegates and representa-
ti-es desiring rooms viii communicate AZ once
wicn r. ". Lanham. Department Quartermas-
ter. Topeka. Kan, giving the number Of rooms
wanted. etc. He VIII proceed 20 Milwaukee on
the list And make arrangements for ccoMMo
c2cions OF such delegates and representatives
. desire him 70 do 20.
HeadGuarsen It Topeka wfu be closed nom
Saturday, August - 20 September. inclusive.
md NO department business VII be transacted
between these dates. CoEr1de A G. Stay has
been appointed oHicizl press reporter for this
department for the year 1859. and VIII accom-
pany these headquarters 70 Milwaukee to At
tend the National Eneampment- Delegate and
badges can be procured OF the
ASSISTANT AcIuran:-General At headquarters II
Milwaukee. The department. has On hand 4
number Of Gasshopper badges which the com-
rides can obtain oy addressing the Assistant
Adlucaat-Gene-al or calling on hin at head
quarters IN Milwaukee.
ISisuedl HESRY ~
Department Commander.
LAWRENCE wilson,
Assistant AGluranr-General
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
The President Goes 70 Maine.

BosroN. Aug. 9-The special train with
President Harrison and party, President
Lori. OF the Boston & Maine railroad;
Lieurenant-Goveruor B-ackets- members
OF the Governors staff and . corps Of
newspaper men pulled cut Of the Boston
& Maine depot AZ nine O'Clock yesterday
morning on the way TO Bar Harbor. The
engine. which Is the new 45-ron locomo-
tive Tippecanoe, was decorated with
flowers.
Grea. crowds cheered the President at
the station. and he bowed right and left
from the rear platform, hut made 10
speech
Crowds erected the President at every
station tn train passed
Bah hAEBoR Ne. Aug. 9-President
Harrison arrived here a. 5:f5 last evening
There was q large crowd TO greet him a.
be landed and entered the carriage, &C.
compani ed by Secretary Blaine The
President drove TO NJ. B'aine's cottage.
wnere be was received BY Mrs. Blame and
three or four intimate friends To-day
there will De q grand reception at NJ.
Auto Palmer's. The trip from Boston to
Bar Harbor was n continuous ovation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16

PARIS, Aug. 9-The trial Of General
Bouianger was begun yesterday before
the High Court Of the Senate A body of
military guarded the court The Procu.
reur-GeneraL, in . speech. accused Bou-
LANCER Of attempting whie in Tunis to
play the role OF Vicefoy, Of associatins
with immoral characters. and, while Min.
lister of War, Of having his portrait taken
rs Cromwell the protector, and showing it
to secret senrs These agents the Pro-
cureur denounced Is swindlers and
DULLES II Rochefort and Count Dillon
We're described BY the Procureu-Gsu eral
as accomplicss Of General Bouianger.
Count Dillon be said had been expelled
from the army and was worthy TO parti-
cipate in disIoyal plots
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
THE A DEATH.

Rv1ges Of he estileneo In Europe DuF.
ing the Fourteenth Century.
This disease 10 believed to have
originated in China. and took its name
from tho black spots which usually
appear on the person Of the sufferer.
these spots we're gmptonatic of
put-id decomposition. and their ap-
pearaace vas nearly always a fatal
sign Beginning with infammatory
boils and tumors. the black death pro-
Guced stupOr. mental affections and
palsy OF the tongue, the last generally
becoming black. as if sufused with
blood. The characteristics of the
disease were burning. unsuitable
thirst. pains in the chest. splitting of
blood and fetid breath This pesti-
lence attacked Europe in a mild form
IN 1912 and may be traced as moving
In the wake OF the numerous caravan
routes from the East Spsgading from
the north coast Of the hck sea to
Constantinople. and thence TO Italy. it
raciated from there by many routes
over the whole Of Europe. Where
ever 1t appeared it committed such
fearful ravages as materially to check
the increase Of population: in China
the deaths from this disease were esti-
mated at Ii. 0O0. coo. and the rest of the
East lost nearly $4,000. 900. while a
moderate calculation puts the loss in
Europe at p 0O0, coo. London and
Venice lost 100. 900 inhabitants each;
and Paris. Florence and < ich half
that number apiece. It Caused so
serious a decrease Of population in this
country for a time as to create Z great
dearth Of workmen and hborers: and
IN consequence a great rise in wages.
Prot. Thorold Rogers. who has in
vestigated the economic bearings of
this disease very thoroughly. states
that the working classes were at no
time so well OF in England a. during
the period which Immediately followed
the ravages OF the black death in the
fourteenth century. Il is never known
70 have made its appearance since
then-'Chauoers' Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16

Not long M. George H. Daniels, the
general passenger Of the New York
Central & Hudson River Railroad, IN ex:
tending an invitation to foreigners TO visi,
his country: directed their attention to
the fAc: that the United States of
America Is the greatest country on
earth, peopled with sixty million Of the
most civilized and e~nserprising people on
the globe; that the New York Central
Railroad Is the greatest railroad on
earth-the only foUr-track road N the
world that it started from the Iarges, CITY
on the continent. passed through the rich
est and most prosperous reElOa, touching
the largest cities IN the Interior: is the
great trunk lin a direct route 70 that
great cataract, Niagara Fails, and that in
al respects II reveals more OF the q
and riches of America in less time. With
more safety and under more luxurious con-
dito0s rnan any other route There
is much In the above not only for
foreigners. who van 70 see this country
under favorable conditions, but for our own
restless and moving people The New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad %
the outgrowth OF 2 luxurious and prosper
Gus civilization and one OF its greatest en-
~gineering triumphs. As is well known it
Is the only line from the west 70 New York
that t2n09 its passengers In that city
without fefrying them across the North
River. It's spacious anc magnificent
station in the heart Of The city has
been for years not only the pride Of
New York, but q lasting monument to the
foresighsed IberalIry and enterprise OF that
great organizer and founder Of the New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad sys-
TEN, Commodore Vanderbilt. The limited
trains of his line are the finest in the
world, and its general accommodations for
the travelling public are only known and ap-
peciated b snsr large portion OF it who
have been over the line VI enjoyed them
Detroit Free PreaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
Indians Threaten = Massacre.

NORA xinn-, Aug. 1G.-The massacre q
the inhabitants OF Chief River Falls, Q
small village near Red Lake reservation.
10 imminent. Hundreds OF squatters
had invaded the reservation, staked
out claims and prepared 70 stay. The
Indians. incensed. gathered around
Chief River Falls until now about two
hundred braves with war paint On a1e
there. They have been drinking and
earuusing and threaten { make Q raid
upon squatters and slaughter them il they
do not remove At ouca Inhabitanfs Of
the village have petitioned the G0vernor
to send troops to protect them and to re-
move the cause OF the trouble. The In.
diaus are in - ugly mood
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16

WHAT wrouct: the change? This vor.o's faca
Is ruGdy With 4 roses grace
Her eve Is bright.
Fer heart ~ light.
All. truly. 'cs q gOoGly sight.
A few pref months ago her cheek
Was pallid anc her step vas weak,
The END il near
For her. l fear
Sighed many friend who hello her dear.
can tell you what wrought the change
n her. She was told BIZ a friend. who, like
her. had suffered untold misery from a
complication Of female troubles, that DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription would GER
tainly cure her. This friend knew
whereof she spoke,r for she mad been
cured oy the remedy she advised her friend
10 Use. She is enthusiastic in its praise.
and tells her friends that DR.. Pierce de-
serves the universe, gratitude Of woman-
kind for having given It this infaIEots
remedy for its peculiar ailments. Il is
guaranteed to give satisfaction In every case
or money refunded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-16
Happy Jack. Unhappy jun.

FoRT SMITH, Ark, Aug SACK Sran-
lard and Jim Waiker. two men sentenced
&c hang to-day, spent yesterday full Of
suppressed excitement because Of efforts
OF their attorneys and friends to secure
stay of execution from President Har-
rison- Finally a dispatch announced tina:
President Harrison had been reached IT
Bal Harbor and was considering rhei-
cases n, awhile preparations At the
gAIlows went on and hope faded until 1t
. late hour last evening the Presidential
dispatch came. respirins Spaniard until
August 80 and declining to interfere IN
Walkers casa Spaniard's friends are
happy over the resa,os Of their psrvioepn1
appeals tc- executive csemansy.