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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-20
The sonsteIIatton fioated.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June ia dis
patch received at the Navy Department
this evening announced that the cadet
ship. Constellation, which ran ashore
near Cape Henry last night, was Aoated
at 80 this evening. The injury to the
vessel is not serious.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ala for johnston "a

DUBLIN. June 19.-The Mayor Of Bel
fast has cabled General Hastings, at
Johnstown. to draw upon him for the
sum Of $500 as an insialment OF the
citizens relief fund for the Conomaugh
food sufferers.
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A Cousclence Contribution.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 19.-Treas-
urer Houston received in this morn
ing's mail conscience contribution Of
twenty-scven cents from an unknown
uergOn in Fairfield. Va.
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AT J0HNST0WN.
Dynamite san u~ed-sevcn Bodies He
npo,ed- Governor Beaver agd Commits
tee Arrive.

JoHNsTowN, PA, June 19.-Dyna-
miiing was continued at Stone Bridge
to-day. and the numerous blasts were
somewhat heavier than those Of yester:
day, but so far have not caused any
damage. The mass of gorged drift is
gradually disappearing, and the streams
will soon be cleared of wreckage.
Work will then be commenced clear
ing out the cellars. Great improve
ment is being wrought in the condition
of affairs in Kernville, and that place
will soon be restored. as it is found that
many of the wrecked houses are not
damaged beyond repair.
SEVEN BODIES REMOVED.
JOnNsTowN, PA, June l9.--Up to /
o clock this afternoon seven bodies had
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way Cross Posromce Robbed.

WAY Cross. GA. June l9-Thieve,
broke into the postoiiice here last night
and robbed the safe of 800 and num-
Der OK registered mail packages.
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Go TO the Standard.
Buy at the Standard.

The very best liniment to apply and
rub with is The Dixie Nerve and Bone
Liniment. Price 25cents everywhere.
Don't use any other, and so waste time
and money.
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The coronation ktat,eS

LONDON, June 19.-The race for the
Coronation stakes was won by Seclu-
sion, with Cherry Bounce second and
HeiiOscene third.
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a Rejection.

LONDON, June i9.--The Daily Nelcs's
Belgrade special says that the Servian
Regents have rejected the Russian pro-
posals for a military convention.
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weather Indications for To-Day

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June ~
Indications for Virginia: Far
RAN followed Thursday afternoon by
light rain. slightly warmer
southwesterly winds.
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.';'. ':: $3.50 ,';:, '::

will secure your choice. They are seasonablo
trousers-such as you've been pay ing all tho
way from 81 to $40 for elsewhere. Black.
blue. brown and grey are the colors. serges,
Cassimeres and Cheviots. Corl<screws. Wide
and narrow Vale worsteds, Dlagonals. etc.
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,ne pres,den, 20 DO 20 Cane Nav.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l0.-The
President will 20 to Cape May on Fri
day 10 meet Mrs. Harrison. lie will
probably return on Monday.
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Give your horse a package of Dixie
Condition Powder if you wish I'M
provement in looks and speed.
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Severe storms

BERLIN. June l9.-Severe storms have
prevailed in Hesse. Westphalia, NassaS
and Thuringia. Many persons are re
ported killed. and crops and live stock
have perished
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ER.-nicd Wednesday June 10. 1880,
WILLIE CURTIS, infant son Of {. NJ. and
Clam Booker.
His funeral will take place from his fathers
residence. 1924 East Marshall street.
Washington papers Will please copy.
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LATISH TO SELL TWENTY. FIVE OR
w FIFTY SHARES PAMUNKEY MARL
AND PHOSPHATE CONPANY'S STOCK.
Address by letter. stating price X Y. H.,
care OF TiNB. office. Jc2 2O-1t
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Heres a State Of Things.
Right 10 The Height. Oft Season, TOO.
When Such Things are IN Demand.
TROUSERS For THE Cost
OF LABOR.

We ind bv actual count that we have on
hand $40 pairs OF suit Trousers. the coats
and vests Of which have been sold. The
mpleted suits ranged In price from si5 to
s7s. so you can imagine what the TROUSERS
ARE W0RrH-jhey never bore n separate
laavea our hOusa
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.u.u,. Postmaster Appointed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., juno 19.-John
r. Lewis was to-day appointed post
master at Atlanta, GA.
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Mr.. ISAAC LOWE, Of Athens. Ga,
says one dose of Bradycrotine relieved
him Of headache in ten minutes.
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Go TO the Standard.

"Our Plantation" cigar is the best for
scents. OWENS * MINOR DRUG Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
AN IMPOSING FUNERAL.
White People aud Black Turn Out To -"
Honor 10 the Memory Of Lewis Hay.

White People aud Black Turn out To %"
Honor To the Memory of Lewis Hay.
den.
BosroS. April 1a.-Probably nocolored
mAD VIII" has passed away in Bos:on has
been honored with "A more imposing
demonstration or greater evidence of eS-
TEEN than that which tool place in con-
neciioa with the funeral % Mr.. Lewis
Hayden at the Cirarles-strcet African
Methodist Episcopal Church. Tn" initial
exercises consisted of = private service at
the residence. A procession was then
formed. comprising the following organ
izatioDs: First, the Priace Hall Grand
Lodge Of Masons and subordinate lodges:
Lewis Hayden C~omnandcry: several
divisions Of Knights ~ PyihiaS. under
command Of Brigadier-Gen.ral =. Il.
Riley: the Fraterral Associations:
Wendell Phillips Club. Robert q.
Shaw Veteran Association. and c"!orel
citizens in a body. All the surrolniin.
space about the church was throng ID with
people az all classes. and il was found
impossible 10 admit Il the chr~r'r MOI.
than a fraction Of those Who desired to
enter. GA a platform near the pulpit 81
prominent participants III thc service. IN
cludlnC Governor AmeS. William Llora
Garrison. DIR. IL. L. Eouli;ch. Colonel
HiCCinson. Geo. T. Downing. Rrv. !. [.
Eunifcr. Rev. Thee. Goull and Lac:
Stone were also present. with Hon. II. F.
Bird, Mayor o'Brica aud other Seut!e-
men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

MIRA BrRNrrrI o . week 20 decide
upon the name "F~auu,leroy" for her story.
Nj magazine for the blind, in raised
BrAihe type, 10 about 20 be started In
Lcndon. Politics will be excluded. but IL
viii ccuta;u literary material Of the highest
quality.
Tue young Princess OF walea, Princess
Christian sad Princess Louise, are fire.
Queat contributors Of magazines, but the
best literary work, avs An English journal
10 done by n Princess Christian.
To Acorrcspondeut who wrote 70 Whit
ticr2Sking If the words often attributed 70
him, Identify yourself IN youth with
some righteous. unpopular cause were
quoted correctly. he replied: Il An not
are whether b quotation is among NJ
wriing~ but ] fully indcrse IT, TAs truth I
knor by my own experience and that Of my
early friends. We have al had reason 70
thank God for the privilege Of advocating
unpopular truth"
Iris . c.r,cus fact that NO complete
edition Of Shakespeare's works has ever
bern printed and published in any Of ths
many dialects Of Hindas;Aa. This becane
known the other day IN Consequence Of N
appeal by the librarian Of the Shakespeare
Memorial Library u Ssrastordoc-Avoa 10
The GovrrnmeAt Of IndiA, asking that .
copy Of every eSStoa Of The bard's which
had been pah,ishcal India might b cent
- The library atStr4fpe2
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

settlers Destined For Oklahoma Gives
| let.
WASHINGTON, April T. I'm answer to an
inquiry from the Secretary Of War on b.
! half OF q large number OF persons con.
! terminating settlement in Oklahoma, as to
whether permission should be given these
| intending settlers to cross the Cherokee
| outlet to the northern nne of Oklahoma
before April 81. the date upon which the
Presidents proclamation opening the Ter.
| ritory goes into effect, the Secretary Of tine
Interior has replied, in part, as follows:
Il think they may be allowed TO cross
without extraordinary delay, and ! there.
fore recommend that you instruct your
commanding officers TO place no obstruc.
ton in the way Of persons who desire 70
journey in good faith, in . quiet, peaceful
and orderly manner, upon and
along the public highways, post
or military roads. or established
and customary cattle trails, thsspsb
the Cherokee outlet in going eowsr
the tract Of land to be opened Tor sstae-
ment But therU should D. a military
patrol upon the road or rosis nat ae 20
bs taken, that shall prevent the settlers
~ - obbkS Az uCScSSoA SA tnS
way and requiring them to move on. max.
ing only the ordinary camps that mny be
necessary for their crossing. There
should be every care taken to have the
Indians understand that by this passage
there is no disposition to appropriate their
and and that il will be continued nc
longer than absolutely necessary, after
The first migration to the Oklahoma country
Sa nuAe ThA -r>.. H-nA .h4,,fA than
scour the Cherokee outlet and require all
persons unlawfully there to move N. eithe
hack to Kansas or over into the Oklahoma
lands"
The Secretary in another part Of the
letter says ne deems that the settlers are
entitled to as much consideration ~ q
been given to cattlemen and others here.
tofOre who have been permitted TO travel
upon the trails a highways tbrosgh this
outlet. II is urgsdiupon ehe Spcreiary
among other reasons for granting this
permit that the settlers coming through
the Chickasaw and other indian lands are
gathering on the immediate borders Of
the Oklahoma tract without obstruction,
thus putting those in Kansas who must
pace through the Cherokee outlet at n
disadvantage. No movement will 10 al.
lowed under this permit until full author.
ity and Instructions shat rave been re.
ceived by the military having charge Of
the matter.
The recommendations Of Secretary Noble
were laid before the President by Secre.
tary Proctor. and after due consideration
an order bearing upon the subject was
sent from the War Department to the
army officers in charge on tao border Of
the Indian Territory, presumably To carry
into practical effect Secretary Mobiles
recOmme udatiOns. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
Minneapolis Mills.

MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, April 1.-THE
Nortnwesiern Miller says: There was
aoother slight decrease in the fiour output
last week. partly due 10 the head of wafer
not hei'rg as good rs most az the mills
couid use AMI partly to the fact that some
ofthem ran only three days. The aggr..
gate production for the week vas -. iJ
barrels, averaging i&69l barrels, against
$3.50 barrels the week before and 1Si.&s
barrels for the corresponding time in iS>S
The present week will probably make .
better showing"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

The BASKETBALL Catcher Attempts Suicide
After n Drunken and l~'rotrscted Spree.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April l: Frank Rim
goethe baseball catcher, madeIa desperate
attempt to commit suicide yesterday
afternoon at three O'Clock by taking NOR.
phine at his residence, l2l4 Virginia ave.
nue.. At three O'Clock this nr,rning. just
twelve hours nfter he had taken the ter.
rib!e narcotic. his physician, Dr. Lawson.
said that the chances were in favor Of his
recovery. This was his second attempt at
suicide. R;ngo signed 10 catch with the
Kansas City club aud reported here for
duty about the midIle II March. For sew.
erai months prior 10 that time he had not
touchedwhiskv. of which he is Unfortunately
fond. As soon, however. as he resumed
practice he began drinking, and for the
past two weeks has been on a terrible
spree. kingo was married on the first Of
last January to Miss Emma Williams, OF
Fort Scott, Kan. Two years ago Hingo's
nunt's husband, z. f. Samuel, a promi-
nent commission merchant e ST. Louis,
threw himself from the bridge over the
river at Nashville. Tenn. and was
drowned. Liquor in this case also was
the cause Of tn. act. Mr.. Samuel having
e~nd.avored To free himself
from the curse. but in vain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
The Private Car yict,~a

clo,h.covered caskets At Mercy Hospital
tell their own sad story. They contain
the bodies Of three victims Of the Santa
Fee disaster last Tuesday at Lorenzo They
are MrA J. +. Har:. Henry l. Hart, hex
son. and her niece. Miss Alice winslow.
all Of Rrooklins Mass Miss winslow and
Master Hart were killed outright Mrs.
Hart lived until yesterday morning. when
her suaerlnSs Were ended Friends from
Massachusetts will he here 20 take charge
Of b bodies. Mr.. har, is still in Q crit.
ical condition. He is delirious from the
shock Mr.. Lamb. Of Boston. and r. ".
Palmer. the brakeman. are resting quietly
and the doctors saw they are out Of danger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
THE GAR
Extensive ct the Attempted 4
A~A.siuNlinn Of The laar. /.

Extensive Kum"r. "f the Attcraptcd IA
~sAs-iuHtiOn az tA0 lsar.
VIENNA. April 1.-The bourses here
and at Berlin are greatly deprosed BE-.
cause of the rumor of Q recent oeessnpi
upon the life of the Car at CATCHING.
These rumors are not confirmed, although
Ii is stated that an officer in command OF
the Cars body guard has been wounded
by the explosion of IA dynamite bomb
THE RUNoH IN PARIS.
PARIS. April IA rumor prevails on
the Bourse that an attempt had b.en made
on the life Of the CzaS. but No contirma.
ton Of the rumor had been recsiv I'd i'm any
quarter in Paris, which would be likely to
be promptly informed in case Of IN
attempt.
~ A SHELL.
BUCHAREST. April ls-It is rumored
here that an attempt was made on Sunday
to assassinate the Gar and that he was in
fact wounded by the explosion Of a shell.
The most strenuous efforts are being made
at st. Petersburg 10 suppress the facts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
Adoat on "a Wreck.

NEW YORK. April l2-Tle Mallory Line
steamer san Antonio. which arrived hrs~
yesterday, reports that on SUNDAY. aboa
TWENTY-FIVE miles north ~ Fryiag-Pia
Lighi-ship. she overhauied a wreck on
which were five men, who made known
their desire u be taken off. bat the sen
was SO high that the steamer could ID
nothing but cruise around until the waves
abated.
Meanwhile the steamer State @: Texas.
Of the samc line, came up. ard the San
Antonio proceeded. Tearing the State q:
Texas to watch over the wreck. h dis
abled vessel seemed Ia be an Italian bark.
and as nearly As could be understood. she
nailed from Rostre. Germany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

New YnRK. April l2-RuSSe!l II. Harri-
son. son of ti. President Vas arrested
Yesterday afternoon on al order ;SSari
in a civil shit for damages tor alleged
libel. the prosecutor being E~y-Governcr
crosby. Of Montana Stephen i. Elkins
and w. j. Arkcll furnished the required
bond ~ S,.oN fnr NJ. H~arrison's release
on bail. The alleged libel was ~pallished
in Mr.. Harrison'S Montana paper. and
consisted % "A story hat stolen jewels
were found in the possession ~ Mr.. eros
bv. The amount sued Sor i Slo9.hll.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
The Art Ssnugglrrs.

INV YORK. April l.-Tressury Agent
: mmons and his assistants spent several
hours yesterday morning in the art rooms
OF Allsrd & Sons. on Fifth avenue. who's.
smuggling operations have kept the Gus.
tom house officials busy OF late, bat what
the search revealed Simmons refused &c
state. That there have been important
developments in the case of late is, how.
ever, certain. II. saws the cass looks
darker against .Allard & Sons as the in.
vsstigation proceeds, and he iepiores the
fact that none Of the firn are within reach
Of the United States law. 1t will be week.
before the case is fully Investigated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

New YORK. April ls-The new Inmaa
Line steamship City % Paris which ar
rived yesterday morning made the pass.
age from Queenstown in 6 DAYS Is hours
and IS minutes. This wss her first trip.
and despite the fact that she was pro.
peeled by two screws instead ~ one. as is
the Ease in all prcviou>ly-buiit can
liners, she did not exceed the Cuaarder
Etruria's time-the best record for a
transatlantic passage-ot 6days. l hour
and ~ minutes.
The City OF Paris was delayed by rough
weather and high head seas, ami her
agents are confident that her return uiI
will beat the Et-uria's record,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
cANAOAY'StCOMPANY
Malone and senator Jones Su
Canasay on Charges cf Fraud.

General Malone and senator Jones Sue
Canaday ON Charges Of Fraud.
WASHINGTON, April l2-t;encIa Ma.
hone, Senator Jones. a.: Nevada. and
others have brought SUIT against W. T.
t~anaday. ssrs~eant-at-arms of the Senate,
ex-ConSressmau Russell. of North Carolina
and +. L. Erics, formerly postmaster at
Wilmington. in connection With the opera.
tions of the Wilmington Creosote and
Lumber Company. All the parties are
stockholders and the company was
organized 10y Canadav. L: is alleged
by the bill that fraudulent issues OF
the stock We're made ana the proceeds
converted for private use. \ recsiver is
asked for and an injunction AZ linst any
further issue Of stock. The suit y brought
in the United States circuit court at Ra.
leigh. \. Z. While not so stated il h
hill il is said tina General Malone and
Senator Jones dropped about $1,000 Zach
and Don Cameron about Sl2.o in the en-.
terprise. TIE bill makes . direct charge
Of rau and conspiracy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
AN G


q Hsrs4son . Dese-sd.ss - rer.hsasass
Il 10 populariy believed that President
harrison is descended from Pocahonfas
and from the Parliamentary soldier and
regicide General Thonas Harrison, who
was executed in i6O.
Pocahonias, daughter Of Powha;an, mani
feAted . friendlIn-ss for the early white
settlers OF Virginia when she was but .
girl. The story Of how she saved the iIfc
Of Captain John Smith. who had oecn capt
ured and condemned 20 death by her father
how she, ON several occasions, made
known TO the settlers their danger when
about 10 be a;tacked-is well known 70 81
acquainted with the early kis,Oryo Of Amer
Ca Her subsequent marriage with John
ROlfe, An En- giishman-her removal 70 En-
gland where q son was born, from whom
numerous wealthy families OF Virginia
claim desccnt-is the basis Of the opinion
that President Harrison is cue Of her de-
~scendants.
Whether this be true OF not il II, how
ever, ~weli-known that President Harrison
% q descendant OF q noted family, d,s:in-
yuished alike in pesce And war. The name
of Harrison Is already indelibly written
upon the pages OF American history, for
General William Henry Harrison-the
ninth Presiden. OF tho United S,a,es-was
the grandfather OF Genera! Ben. Harrison.
The election Of another member Of the
Harrison family is but another proof Of the
prevailing disposition Of tho public To 70
turn TO healthy ad administrations Of public
Affairs 80 characteristic Of tho earlier years
,f government. A similar desire has been
manifested for . revival Of early manners
and customs IN many various ways, o!
which I~lention in particular can be mado OF
he prevailing emand for those old time
preparations which were 20 successfully
employed IN the prevention and euro OF the
lis and ailments which freQuented the
early log cabin homes.
After much inquiry and research . noted
manufacturer has procured the original
methods used in their preparation and again
under the name Of Warmers Log Cabin
Remedies. she public is possessed Of those
Well known preparations for the cure Of
Nugls, colds Consumption In Its early
stages, blood disorders. catarrh, dyspepsia,
debility, and other comma disorders.
Notwithstanding the large amount o.
time, attention and expense which the man
ufacturo Of Warner Safe Cure demands
It's well known reputation As the only reM-
edy for the prevention and cure OF kidney
diseases being world wide-the manufac,-
urer il resolved 10 push the merit OF War
ner's Log Cabin Sarsaparila 10 the front
because Of its splendid hood purifying
properties n great value as IA household
remedy and spring-t.me system renovation.
Pocahontas. during her lifelong friend
ship for the white settlers Of Virginia, be
sides her many acts Of kindness, is said 10
have contributed much valuable infOrma
ton to the log cabin home concerning the
successful methods employed by the Indians
in the treatment Of disease and II matters
little whether the alleged relationship b.
tween herself and the President be true or
not for the name OF POcahontas is already
immortal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
Fortune Seeking E,ulgrsnts.

Many q poor family that seeks the west
ern wiids in the hope Of winning u fortunc.
is preserved from that insiiious foe Of the
emigrant and frOnii.rsman- chills anu
fever-by Hostettcr's Stomach Biiters. ~
ehec,ual does that Incompatible medicinal
defense forfify the system against the com
bined influence OF n ma!arious a~,mospher.
and miasIna- tainted water. that protected
by IL the pioneer. the miner or tourist pro-
vided with ii, may safely encounter the
danger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
Mother and five Children RurneS.

Of w. 7. Woods, two miles north OF CLAW.
ton on the Franklin road. MAS consumed
BY Dire Wednesday night after midnight
and with it his wife and I've children The
Ore is supposed to have caught from burn.
ing leaves the end OF the yard. sst on
6re the day previous From the location
Of the partially consumed bodies of the
6vs children. it is thought they were
barued while on the bed. just in the poei.
ton in which they were sleeping. What
remained Of the body q the moshee was
found midway between her bad and the
door near the middle Of the house The
oldest child was aged eight and he
youngest about two yearA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
Rsv. On. BELL, Editor Of the Ntd.co,

Rkv. DR BELL. Editor Of the Nfd-Conft-
neni, Kansas City, No, says in its issue Of
Oct lst 1851:
It Is to be believed that DR.. S~haljenberger.
Of Rochester. Pa, has . sure remedy for
Fever aud AEue. A gentleman In our EN-
ploy suffered greatly from Malaria. and tried
many remedies Ia no purpose; when. seeing
this ANrinnrs advertised, tried IL. wa i'm,
media;e.y relieved. and finally cured. Thi.
was two years since, and he has had 10 re-
turn Of his trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

NEW YORK. April /: Thomas McCarty.
n Of the planners Of the Manhattan
6snk Burglary aud who after wsrds held
MP . train near Troy, for which he served
seven years imprisonment Was yester.
day sentenced to prison Tor eight yeaS
for grand larceny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

12O acres of the choicest innd IN the Sal
Luis Valley. in Southern Colorado. an u1dc.
fence. water rights secured and ditche
rcady for use. II will be sold NJ a who's y,
in quantities to suit the purchaser. Ii Is III
finest land in the valley. and is adapted I:
either farming or stOck-rais,ng. For PREF
terms. etc. address. HENRY 4. BUFFERS
Alamo-o. colorado.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

Snow, LOOK pleasant" said the pompous
young photographer, smiling At his lady
customer in front Of he Gamers Its i'm
possible for me to look pleasant until you
cover your face with tina. black ioth."
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

IL you want e%ngravings Of Buildings,
Machinery. Portraits, Maps, Plats, Or any
thing in this line, write TO US for samples
and pricea. Bs.t work guaranteed at fair
prices. address
A. y. KELLOGG NEWSPAPER Co.
Kansas Civ Mo.