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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

There seems TO have been An ef.
fort CT , few people to create . saloon
monopoly in this city, at least it look
ed that vay on last Saturday night,
a. the demonstrates yer carefully
kept back until Stern secured bis Ii
cense, and then the other fellows
we're hoped on to with both feet, but
when those Who had signed the re.
msnstrance learned that thew had
been duped they sunmarislly withdrew
their names, ~preferring not to be
dupcd by being drawn into . o sid
ed fight against the whisky men in
order to sppsase the desire Of . few
who had it in for every fellow except
their crowd. 1t was generally under
stood by those whe signed the remsn-
strances that they were against the
entire number Of applicants and when
they found out different they conclu.
ded to take of their names. Both
sides had their attorneys and fox =
time the SIGHT va, quite interesting,
bordering Xii Kenney feline eight,
however NO blood Vas split: THE
CaIEP 10 not . hacker for saloons, but
believes in people being honest in
their motives, at all times. and in oil
places.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

Wall paper at Cuttings.
Easter cards at Cuttings.
Window shades At Cuttings.
J. N. Markell was in the city this
week.
Curt Evaas vas in Omaha this
week.
+. 4. Simpson was IN the city on
Tuesday:
J. II. Graves las moved his office
70 his residence.
The city dads have not yet sp-
pointed a city marshal.
Robt. Martin is down in Oklahoma
land, taking in the sights.
Sheriff Scets is building a nice
fence around bis residence.
Cepious April sho -ers are good in-
dications Of bounteous haryesis.
Will Mosher has sold his interest
in the Mosher farm to Marx Warner.
NJ. NJ. Stern received a license to
sell liquor on last Saturday evening.
..Cotting's 50" is the finest and
most lasting perfume now in the mar.
ket. Try it.
Easter Sunda, will be observed by
all Of the city churches on next Sab
bath, the 2lst.
F. 7. Shields Of Blue Hill, was 10
the city Saturday. He reports the
Leader 6ourishing.
J. Z. Cowgirl has gone out west to
ook after his tree claim. He will be
back in . few days.
Will Emigh and wife will soon
start for Seattle, W. 7. where he has
. position awaiting him.
We are glad to know that Bro.
Ward has the gas we'll in his pocket.
Hope it will not initiate his paper.
There is AL immense amount Of i'm
provement going on this season, and
everybody seems to have the fever.
Read our new ads this week. Peo-
pie who wants 70 get their moneys
worth always advertise in The CHIEF.
The city council met last Tuesday
night and granted Griminger 4 Roth
rock license to run a saloon. There
will probably be n or two more ap-
plications.
The FIRE company had an alarm
turned in on Saturday and for awhile
the streets were alive with the boys,
but fortunately the fire was put out
just in time.
The fire laddies have gone into
training for the tournament. Some
Of the boys have made excellent re-
cords, and if kept up it will bother .
train of cars to catch them on the
home run.
The sheriff took the stock Of liquors
etc, belonging to Griminger 4 Roth
rock, on an attachment on Monday
evening. What the result Of the
ease will be is hard to foreshadow at
this writing.
Lou Kenney who has filled the po-
sition Of foreman ia this Office for .
year past, has severed his connection
with the office and will 60 east in
search Of health, wealth and hsppi-
ness. We wish kim success.
The following is a list Of pupils
whose standing in arithmetic, during
the past week vas 100 each day, in
the 4 lewiston Of grammar room:
ReSs Able, Alice Metcalf.
Alice CARRIER; Ella Huntley,
Emma Cook, Bertha Brown,
In the B Lewiston, Rena Smith:
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

At tho annual meet ing Of the Mar
tin cemetery burial board held in the
Kent school house on April Is, it vas
resolved that Monday April ed be
appointed Arbor day for the cleaning
Of the cemetery grounds and planting
shrub. and flowers therein. All in
terested are requested TO meet at the
cemetery at 10 o'clock .. N. and
bring With them spades, hoes, rake',
flowers, plants and shrubery, fo'
planting. 8. p. MARTIN,
ChAiYuAa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

All kinds Of riek-raei a1d ne, ..sy
b,a,ds a Mrs.. NeVkoase's.
The latest styles il jerssys jass re
eeived from New Yosk city At Mrs.
NewAouse's.
Handbags enbro;dssiss. laees
skise trimming, white SaAsais, Uhi:.
eoe1o q Nh. Nsvhoasei1
Nsss. fsssA candies, &C., ksp: .
! FuDiso1U g IL kiDao GhsO0 -
'~AH: z. 1tg1ah
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

Another new lot 81 ladies hats re.
ceivsd At Young's {. 0. p. Empor-
ium that will be cold q prices that
will make them 30 fest enough. Our
millinery department 10 still doing .
rushing business and every lady is
more than pleased. We are eonstaD-
tly receiving new goods. Call on rs
when you want bargaina
YOUN0's G.. q. D. ExP0RIUN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

The mayor and alderman ought to
See to it that the laws are fulfilled
during the coming year. II it is true
that the boys al get liquor, the Law
should be enforced, without regard TO
where the blame may be. There arc
. great many vices reported that the
strong arm Of the Law should take
hold Of and suppress. That's what
Law 10 for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
ghe Red CLOUD &hid.
SPLlNTERS

Wiener the clothier and tailor.
Mems wool hats, 25cts at Wieners.
Wiener the leader Of lowest prices.
Elegant line Of neck wear at Wien.
ers:
Latest style Of hats and caps at c.
Wiener.
Nj. +. +. Highland was in the city
this week.
Mrs. Ann Wallace will be home
next week.
G. W. Lindsey is getting up a nice
ice wagon.
Oysters at Ernst Welsch's. Best
brands kept.
Mrs. A. l.. Funk who has been sick
is recovering.
Best pillow shoes at C. Niener's 1t
lowest prices.
Mems buttss shoes at S1.c5 at the
Golden Eagle.
Next Sunday is Easter. Look on.
for sick eggs.
A new stock of perfumes just re.
ceived at Cotting's.
The Golden Eagle Tailor Depart
ment is fourishing.
Miss Ella Dorr has gone to Ohio 70
recuperate her failing health.
Mrs. Joe Warner is again able to b.
up after her recent illness.
Sleeper Bros regular days for e.ise
ins are Wednesdays and 0stardsy.
Are We going to have . base bG3
club this season? If not, Why not.
II. B. Gather and wife have return.
ed from their pleasure trip in Kansas.
Wiener will show you special bar.
gains such as no other house can o&ss
you.
The springtime has come gentle
Anna, and the festive June bug will
soon be here.
The CHIEF hopes that the G.. A. r.
boys will see that memorial day il
properly observed.
Col. Pickett, the venerable edito,
OF the Bloomington Guard vas in the
city on Sunday last.
We viii MORE than MEET all quoted
prices BY any house in the state, 60 sayl
G. Wiener, leader in Low prices.
Compare our stock in size anj
prices with other self styled clothiers
Q. WIENER.
The latest styles in ladies dresl
trimmings, dress shields, extenders
stays, &C., Sc, At Mrs. Newhouse's
Miss E. ]. King is the very Ell
cient county superintendent o
schools in Webster county.-Omah'
Republican.
Don't forget that next Tuesday !
ArSor day. Everybody set out tree
liz you do, Nebraska will soon be
thoroughly wooded state.
l, is on dit that conductor Bronso,
has gone away to jump the broom
stick. In advance Of the happy occs
sion VIC wish him much joy.
RI The greatest wonder Of the l9t
century, . carpet exhibitor shown
Just how . carpet will look when Q
the deor At F. Y. Taylor's.
When in Red Cloud call ., u
furniture store Of F. V. Taylor, OPP,
. site the F. n. bank, AID pick you .,
fine kitchen or parior suit.
Judge Sweesy nov takes . mornir
q ride from his farm, twelve mile. nor,
pto his business in the city. azrlvis
here just in time for breakfast
,r A critic thinks the Ant Of witt,
,-poeury is in decay" II be means II
modern poetry is mostly rot xe VIC
aye.-Biughan:on Republican.
On Monday Frank GoSle ensertai
ed his young friends BY . birthd
party. He va completely surpri.
and the event vas . happy a
Master ErAnk and his friends.
Ihave Just received . lne line
furniture. Some 6ne bed ruon %
1eenter tables, ~bedssads. &c. 6
Ind get ny ysisss bs1as buying.
n. mNl6
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

The subject Of the evening" sernos
aext Sunday night is "Chriss's public
relations 70 mes." Being the % OF
the series On the psrson Of Christ
All are invited 70 attend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

The Sunday school Of the First
Methodist church will reader thei,
annual Easter program, next Sunday
morning ct 1880. Beautiful flowers,
happy hearts and . joyfal vel.one
will greet al Who are minded 70 At
tend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

4 Country Girl 0eseoeA Pre- an
Oaaho Den ~ Hes Father.

Two weeks ago or Thur.day last
the daughter Of . wel!-to-do farmer OF
Webster county Nebraska. tired OF
her home and friends and LETT the
family circle TO see life in . great city,
She came TO Omaha and after . short
time found herself psnniless. With
no friends to rely upon. no one TO
trust, she followed in the footsteps Of
the countless Thousands Of girls Who
barter their virtue for . mess OF pot
tage.
An evil minded young man assisted
her to find . stboms' In the den Of
one Pearl Mscksy, Who keeps . house
Of i'll fame On Ninth and Dodge street.
Here she he's for the past ten days
been living . life Of shame.
Her father became alarmed eoncer-
ming his daughters welfare, and
knowing that she had 10 means Of
her own, came 70 Omaha to look her
up. He traced her to Msckey's and
yesterday went in and demanded his
daughter. The vile creature Who pre-
sides over the abode Of sin declared
"upon her honor that the girl VA
not there. The father was not salts
fed. He went to the house last
night With policeman. The house
was surrounded, - it were, and when
the father went in tho front door the
boss Of the establishment, Who desired
the girl to escape. assisted her out Of
the rear exit, plump into the arms Of
the officer. Who captured her.
Then the old man took HE girl to
the house Of . friend, and today will
leave for his hone.-Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

Mrs.. n. E. Huffman aassunee SHAT
she is prepared to vssvs carpets OF
oil elaaseA Leave oydsss With c.
Seha6ait q the Moon Block. Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
COwLES.

T. Paul's son JOSEPH, made him .
visit last week He is receatly from
Arkansas.
There will be quarterly meeting At
the N. L. church next Saturday aud
Sunday. Rev. Morrison Of Blue Hill
will preach Saturday night.
Communion services will be held At
the Congregational church April q.
c. Schenck and r. d. Schenck OF
Red Cloud and ". Z. Schcnck Of Ak
ron Of Akron Col accompanied By
their wives were visiting 10 Covles on
last Friday.
E.. Clifford is down with the rheu.
ustism.
Miss Jennie Blaine Is teaching
senocl in the as; part o. the eoansy
Another good raia fell On last
Tuesday. AMERICAN
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

To whom it nay concern: Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned
warn all hunters 70 keep OF Of their
farms, and il net they will be dealt
with 70 the full extent Of the Law.
Gus Rosts, l. W. Tulleys,
c. c. Goldman, 8. Gillian.
3s-At p. c. Hubbell.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

A. n. Alexander kas ssed pasture
Tor rent Z niles nortA-vess Of Red
Cloud. Plenty Of water. Rates 3
70 Soc. 3Su
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
Nosby ssi,s at the Golden Eagle.

Full l;ne Of womers, misses and
ehildren's shoes jus; received At the
Golden Eagle clothing stare Prices
q lov a tie lowest. e. Wienef.
II yoa Az going - psiss q FP<.
IA cten1et llis0s.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28
Rather Meager as a Fee.


Speaking OF marriage fees" said a
prominent clergyman. ''recalls very
embarrassing blunder which was perpe-
trated upon an Innocent brother
clergyman recently. The groom, who
was not a very nervous fellow. either.
carelessly poked an old plantation
negro ballad into his vest pocket with
the five dollar bill which he intended
as the marriage fee. During the
excitement which followed the cere.
mony the young man placed the ballad
in the palm OF the clergyman. After a
fervent God-speed the officiating
clergyman left without inspecting the
negro song. The divine was indignant
when he discovered the nature OF the
bit OF paper which he had stewed
away in his wallet, However the
young man found the FIVE dollar bill
in his vest pocket, made a hurried
examination and succeeded in allay-
ing the ire of the clergyman. Christ
ian at Work.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

-Sohp auOs are a valuable fertilizer
10 uso IN the orcharf aud among the
small fruits
-Onc Of The iavorlie table fowls is
lhe Dofklng, when dressed they are
worry plump and thoir flesh if juicy.
Plants are much injured by having
their roots wnior-soalkcd. Wait until
The plants show the need Of water boz
lore giving H.
Poultry manure Is ono OF the best
, that can Be used IN the garden, either
ns top dressing or to apply In the hill
or drill, and good care should be taken
10 save all that Is possible.
--Ynnkee Brown Bread. One quart
corn meal; one quart rye meal (not
nour; one cup molasses; one-haf cup
Of yeast, wet soft with warm water
and allow IL 10 riso three hours Bake
in very slow oven. OF, what is better,
steam It for five hours. Tho House.
wife,
EARLY. In the season, before the
potato Is up. the beetle will attack the
tomato plant In hot-beds, or that may
be sot out in the open ground It will
destroy whole field Of egg plants in
a single night and often does more
damage to early plants than II does TO
The potato crop.
--Man' 9f the so-called cheap cuts
Of mcai are preferable; for instance.
the shoulder OF mutton q, much moro
delicate than the leg, and as few per-
sons know, the price is low. The En-
glish. who of all people know what
good mutton is, always give the leg TO
the household. and save the shoulder
for guests or FIRST table.
Among the most useful OF all can
nibal insects are the small and beauti-
ful ladybugs, too woli-known 20 our
readers to need description Their
favorite food consists OF plant-lice
(aphides) and potato-bug eggs. Two
years ago they we're so plentiful in
our garden that they almost kept the
potato patch cleared from potato
bugs. The gardener should try 70
protect these little friends Of his.
Orchard and Garden.
One OF the heaviest works In grow
ing a crop OF carrots Is the harvesting,
With the old sort that run downward
indefinitely, this labor was impossible
on a large scale, except by plowing
out, and in deep soil this often cut og
the bottom OF the root. The Southern
carrot grows enough above the sur
face TO make good handle to pull up
by. IL Is variety that is less injured by
crowding than any other, and will pro-
dnce nearly or quito as much per acre
as tho long sorts. and with far less
labor. ~Hf
IF vegetables are to be marketed, as
certain which varieties are popular in
the locality. Sow the main crop Of
{ tested varieties only; invest moder-
ately in highly praised novelties. pro-
curing only enough TO give fair trial.
and, II found desirable, TO give a supply
OF seed for another year II peas and
other garden truck are to be shipped
20 distance, provide a a,supply OF ship
ping crates, Of half-bushel and bushel
capacity, beforehand. Lot your mark
or brand stand for honest measure. -
American Aoriculturisf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

81 confess am sometimes sorelY
porplexed." said the father, with a
heavy sigh. "when l think of the
future OF my boys. II is great re-
sponsibility TO have the choosing OF a
calling in life for them"
Through the open window came the
voices OF two OF the lads at play.
Look herer' loudly exclaimed
Johnny. "that isn't fairl You divided
these marbles so as 10 get all the best
ones Ia your own bug"
Didn't have the trouble OF divid-
ing emp reiterated Willie, hotly.
"Think I'm going to spend my time
at such jobs for nothingP"
$50 far as Willie is concerned, y re-
sumed the father, after pause, "the
~ k OF choosing a vocation Is not so
diiilcult ! shall make a lawyer OF
him. Chicago Tribune.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28
BRYANT G STRATTON H.,iY;.,, SS .s,,.sI, = s,pE' Z

as M &c. ss SG Ss.a sissa ssaa or Si9s
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

odd Buttons tho Correct Thing for Oatcr
uarments and Goats.
al call II perfectly disgraceiulp
"WhatPn
why. a girl like Miss ---. whose
father must be worth at least a million.
going about with odd buttons on her
coal"
''Oh, but that's the latest fashion"
"You don't mean itPn
''1ndeed do. All the advanced
young women are wearing buttons that
don't match. It's rather startling at
first, but ! suppose we shall get ac-
customed TO 1t in time. I'm quite pre-
pared to find my own jacket displaying
a motley collection OF wood. pearl,
steel, jet and silver some day. | be-
lieve one Is permitted to wear together
buttons Of every material and color,
so long as they are Of the same ornear-
ly the same size"
But oven that rule is not very closely
observed. noticed n young woman
from New York at n musicale the other
day in a gray velvet gown, fastened
down the front with buttons OF every
conceivable variety and size. All OF
them, l should say, were valuable,
and some really beautiful, quite works
OF art There were several OF old Rus
sian repousse work, two or three
''Dauphines" Of paste mounted on sill
YER, one OF natural wood, with flowers
in incrustcd ivory. and one lovely lit
tie Florentine mosaic They were very
carefully arranged TO harmonize with
each other. and the gown and the gen
eral effect, though little bizarre, was
really very good.
hear the new fashion is gaining
ground on the other side of the Allan
tic. so that Englishwomen who pride
themselves on their "button setsn will
be rather out OF it for the present.
won't thoyP You never heard OF "but-
ton setsPn Well, don't think they are
common in America. but in lots OF old
English and French families they are
handed down as hoirlooms from one
generation 10 another.
"Do you see that2" asked a whole
sale dealer in "small trimmings, y
holding out q "yachtswoman'sn buttons
in the old silver and red gold. 1.-TWO
inches and a half in diameterl Anoth-
er button craze Is beginning, like the
one which ragged from 1878 to 1881.
You remember It. don't youP All the
button manufacturers made their for
tunes then. Dresses used TO be nearly
covered with buttons up the front and
down the back. over the shoulders and
across the skirt, on the pockets. and
sometimes even on hats. Now IL looks
as II there would be another harvest
for the button manufacturers, though,
so far, more attention is paid to quality
:han quantity in the present craze.
Not but what individual buttons are
are large enough. but only few OF
OF them are worn at a time, I'm ex-
pecting some next week which will be
three inches in diameter Chicago
News.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28
SOWING GRASS SEED.

Tho Best Time 60 DO IL Il Wnen the
Ground Is Thawing out
Taking one year with another, grass
seed that is sown early will generally
make the best growth and yield; and
FOR this reason care should be taken
10 have the seed on hand so as TO SOW
in good cseason. A very good plan
Is to wait until after the middle OF
February. and, when thoro Is light
fall OF snow. SOW the seed broadcast.
Ono OF the principal advantages Of
sowing grass seed on tho snow is that
IL is somewhat easier to SOW properly.
for whore the seed is sown il will show
plainly, and there is less danger OF
skipping places or OF sowing over
parts OF the field a second time. There
is no economy in stinting the seed. n
the best yield OF grass is 10 be made il
is necessary to get a good. even stand.
and plenty OF seed Is essential to this
end.
Clover can be sown alone, with oats
or with grass. As rule, II grass
seed Is 10 be mingled with clover,
orchard grass should be used, for the
reason that orchard grass and clover
ripen at about the same time, while
nearly all other varieties Of grasses
ripen somewhat later. And then the
bcst quality OF hay can not be OBJ
tanned so readily.
Another good plan Is TO SOW when
the ground Is frozen. but is thawIng
out. The seed will sink deep enough
In the soil TO gerninate. Some pre-
fer to SOW clover. or even grass seed.
by thoroughly preparing the soil with
IA good tooth-harrOw. and rolling II
necessary, then sowing the seed and
using light harrow or brush TO cover.
Nearly If not quite all grass seeds
are small and tender and need only
light covering TO be in condition 10
geHminate-
As rule. the better start TO grow
the plants get the better able they will
be to Withstand the heat aud dry
weather in summer. And it is there
fore quite AN item to make u good
early start by sowing the seed as soon
as the condition OF the soil will admit
Cor. ST. Louis Republic
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28
AStssI Bar Check Rover.

Mop.t set oui Of adj fstmeaf. AlsQ
q ~ i-iff AEAelaG ANCHOR.
Nc Cheek Wire 4 . Euidc % drive
Ihia Rover VII piant cauaIiy well
villa She ground u al canditi0na.
II may ~ planted Immediately after
the breaking plDw, when the cloda
pulseIiae, s..il by isaieh TIE eKpsnss
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

MEDICAL experts, by tho use Of the Micro
scope, have recently discovered and classi-
fed specific living germs in the blood Of all
persons suffering from Malaria, and say that
10 cure the patient these germs must be
killed Thirty years ago DR.. ShallenbcrEer
advanced this theory as the correct one, and
prepared his "Antidotc for Malarian to de-
strOy these poisonous germs. II you have
Malaria IN your system, tcw doses OF this
medicine win destroy tho poison Immediately.
and not inJurc an infant Sold by Druggists.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28
An Immense Church Organ.

A correspon dent OF La Science on
famllle says that in the Prots slant
church AZ I,ibau (aussia) there is an
organ which occupies the whole width
OF the church. about 80 feet. and hich
has 49, registers. 5000 pipes and II
bcllows OF large size. II has harp
sichorde aud I pedal. The largest
pipe Il formed OF planks inches thick
ana 81 feet IN length and has section
81 square inches and weighs l,5il
pounds Besides the 1871 rsgsssSFs.
there are p accessory stops that por
nit Of combining various parts u the
Instrument witnont having direct re.
opurao 70 ibo registers BY special
pneumatic combination the organisl
Np.eoNR|o ne fo,|r hagpsIchwas spf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

Engravings OF Buildings, Portraits, Etc.
II you want Engravings OF any dsscrip-
tlOn - Buildings, Portraits, Machinery,
Maps, Plats, tc.,-write 10 us for samples
and prices. Only photo-engravinge estab-
lishmeut west OF The Mississippi run by
electric light
A. n KELLOGG NEWSPAPER Co,
Kansas CITY No.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

In all the excitement OF the most
exciting OF many campaigns, the one
through which we have just passed.
there is one man who has always kept
his spirit level. The carpenter, fool
ish one, the carpenter. .-Burdette.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

The trust roposcd by the dyspeptc and
bilious In Hostotter's Stomach biticrs Is not
monopoly. 10 Is shared not only by them,
but by residents Of malarious localities,
quondann rheumatic sufferers whom IL has
relieved, and the nervous, deDilltetod and
infirm whom It has built up. IL rc1)led
with inaction Of the kidneys You should use
~ dive this medicine the Systematic trial
Il merits.