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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
COT1NG POINTERS
vaa Wyck on Harian.

An over-sealous Mckeighsnite in
terrupted tho speech Of General Van
Wyck 1t Hebron Wednesday to pro-
pouad . question that refused to lie
quiet within him. The question re-
lated to Burrovs' charge that Harlan
had accepted . bride in the legisla-
ture to vote for Paddock instead Of
the Otoe statesman. The answer Was
prompt and conclusive and reflected
credit alike on the speakers sense Of
justice and the unblemished public
record of Hon. N. V. Harlan.
General Van Wyck said, in terms
that we're eloquent with Indignation,
that MI. Harlan stood true TO his own
convictions and the interests OF his
constituents in that remarkable sena-
torial contest. He occupied the
speakers chair, where he could have
named his own price if he had been
ready to betray the people, veto
quote the language Of the general
"He stood SO high in personal purity
and political integrity that no man
or corporation would dare offer him
money to swerve from the lice Of
duty. For years he has
esjoyed this reputation, which he
honestly earned and which has never
been questioned until Burrows at
tempt to blacken him with this crimi-
nal fslsehood. This is al he has
from his efforts in life to leave ~ .
legacy to his children, and he is the
basest of men who attempts to strike
it down. most cheerfully bear this
testimonial to . brave and true man."
This is expert testimony on the
public record Of Mr.. Marian. It not
only exonerates him from the cruel
and unjust charge preferred in Bur-
rows sheet. but it also establishes the
impregnable and unassailable ctarac-
ter Of his whole public career.
Mr.. Harlan is . clean man with q
spotless record. If the second dis
trlct should reject him to elect Nc
Keighsa il would be an act Of mon
strous public ingrstitude.-Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

The Dcmorest contest last Friday
night was one of considerable merit,
and the contestants did their various
parts to the entire satisfaction of the
audience. L. p. Albright, Mrs. Prof.
Daum and Miss Emma Nye we're the
judges and wisely gave the medal to
Horace Spsnogle, who is . perfect lit
tie orator. We desire to give credit
to the singing and especially to Lille
Smith, who is not only . natural pi-
anist but one Of the finest vocalists in
this part of the state f.r . little girl
only eleven years old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
Legal NOslce.
. Miller 3 10. nou-seotdent deieo-


danG.
Yoa are hereAy nodaed thas Ne Equieahie
Truss O.. q OsasAa, Ne6T1sk1. has atea - tt
dtst1ict court a the eoaaty q Weoeeee. sesee q
Ne6raska. ls petition against VI. L Gihsoa,
Jennie T. Gio0Oo. Autumn, ntke1 : Co. Phoo-
nix Insurance 10. ord Willian H Hc4nen,
\ - e0oAo4 onm0O00 10 oe tmne4 ~ ~
c1e9k q I'D court Tie 0o5ee4 ~ pguyuv q
01d petition are - obeAtD III 1pgee3osaro q
DogeI1ge uen0 I'D b p1Alnti1, N Q 8ea 1ng
TAXES kes1 - p1oine1 = - sat1atsd IN -
ega1Gy aDa se16es sA4 - ooe1in . 01e g ~
lAs1 1n6e1 u decree a sd eOUFs . sakiEf1
~ aDeunt due the pealnt26, ard 70 lGseeso1o
IN EigAe q Nae1peSa lto0 so Dsstes0e e
q q I'D aolenAsn1s, 90 also - exe3Dde 20 o.
- d.1sada.ss no NJ ineeFs3 g - -
Ieeeelo.1e a!e = 1:ligws. - - Nov. :,
~ 90 - Hss. I. ~ - seeMe1hy 60
0MeOge e911exo - - pon1M4 .
8 ~ sDeM14 80 1870. - -
Nov. I, ~ - Do loV. - tstng 1ogp0
0100n0 6e0GiR n1sIo191 q - -
~ - m - 80.
- 0eoeU56e0 q ~ WuTeEo ~
G6 = 0so0 = dseez1b61 - 1sngu
IA0NhlWet QmG1Rr Of0ef10eoW1DoGfOI
- - 49,
80 sexsA g.sssfS 80
8AHaoR $500 0Ax1
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Our friends should give DeWitt's
cough and consumption cure . trial.
No disappointment follows the use Of
this reliable medicine, and it merits,
the praise received from all who use
It. 3
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

WHERHAs, A t"tnt resolution was edop-
s Sss.. BY .. sns IL !s; ss:as,.sI & the o:,'e th Of NJ;
and approved March 3Oth. A. ID. iso'
proposing ~ amendment @ section Thir.
tesn 90! o. Article xlx % Of the eonstt.
amended shall read . follows. to-wit:
Eect1en I: That section thirteen 11 Of A.
ticle six 90 Of he constitution Of the state
q Nebraska be amended SO As to read as fol-
section -: The juices Of the supreme
court shah each rece1ve . salary Of thir-
:s.sve ,h sund i,sis.. do, 3; Il, ts's'S S|,, PSs a1 .s%;;
shall receive 9 salary Of three thOus:
the aSs salary larry 81 each shall b. i rsyaSie qa an"
section :: Each person voting In IA
vor Of this amendment shall have writ
ten o. printed upon this ballot the follow
constellation. relating to the salary OF
Judges, Of the supreme aud district
.. 5s:is's g; H. I; ; ::.:. 81 & s sss:sss; 600 90
s ss: ! Enc ii ia ssrt:eie sisssn isl "' q
The constitution. and the provisions Of An
Of proposing al amendmcnts to the con
stitlton and submitting the same 70 the
~eleetoss Of the state: Approved Febru:
:..d lam: T. vi q. u ~: :ss :sas ;'' q s &c !:
iaed voters Of this STATE Tor approval o.
Fe1ectio0. At the general election to b
held on The 18th day OF November, A. u.
In witness whereof I hove hereunto set
my hssd and caused TO BE- afnxed the
great zeal Of the state OF Nebraska.
Dcne q Lneoln, this 18th day Of July
A. d. 1854, and the twenty-fouFth year 81
The United states the one hundred fifteenth.
BY the Governor. JOHN y. fhAYER.
BRNJANIN r. COWDRRY,
l0EALl Secretary o. State. Ism
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17


ted By the legislature q the state Of Ne:
and approved FebFuaiy i5th. A. D. iess
Escs x q. e : 1880: :sS 10. e ' ::,a ees ssesS.
nent SHAH 8 . = follows so-wit:
section II! I hat = " ssoss.i , s'sssioS
80. sSers :Ssi2 Be ssSmitsed TO The
jecsjon On aaoes6mert % he consolidation
Hasuisctuss. sole and keeping ior sale q
ever psoSIbt s n .his sssse. "a sss
esEoaes%ss. 'e 3: ,hl E'G css:,.. y u. An e; ,bs q:
:a s:. . The lie electors q ssss s::ss
e. for, .A Z sspsS.s! 2: ,s'es g 3. .: :.en 2
words q tnBrws: ~Ihe manslfactnre. aIe
. . beverage she1 6s bcrrsed and regulated
bv Law.
lvs a esch sSsctor voting lot To proposed
amendments % The Constitution, 6hall b.
writsen q printed the words; 'ros pro'
R pss::i,. .ns I'D .., e sns eoI:sst ~ pro.
Ing Tor ale q ints1icaiinE hquors as Z
bevef1se." o. against n peopesed amend
meet TO The Constitution prohibiting Tie
toxicaaine lsqenna = beverage"
there ohali also be written % printed
on % 6aioe q each eiecaos voGss9 fos
the ptopoord anendnens % b eeoseife
ton. he vosds: Pr propooe4 aneod-
meae 70 Tie cunstifuttoo tai he naau:
iactare, sale and Eeepiae for sale of n
sAan be ueeoaea a sesuiase1 b. ihv."
q sAAice sid Dgooooea soeo10eas IN
tAe c0~asoeuGis0 thas the nsalaetsreI A1e
and keeptag fg9 n5e e i.~eal1cnting BjQooey
- ey0s1U shan - toa1D1 - regulated
serim >: N estAer Il - - psssss
e .s.cod.esss an b aSpssse4 b
0atosity q the electors yUefSg g De said
ese3e9. thea = shan eo0Gnese 0sob0 sye1ey-
svea III q attess fla - ssasan.asA q
Ks!sssse. / JsAs II. 1hav~. Cesem~
tne y q HeSsaeaA 49,
~ II ~; :@.,. g - ssi NJ : 60: 80
IT. : z: 49,: e =:
psopostaga n S@s11S01 - euaGG1gss
and M1lst1lae she0De - - eteeesss ~
80 4lgessa1 tsoso2 = &c
0ee - peopee1 -0~ ia 49,
otee1 = deS01ne1 veo.s g - 100 -
sssS:is 49, :. 5.
WM~ U~Al hD - -
-
$500 -
NS01 J65i1 =. mATK
&0AE 111l1VSe1AAa
0Sn1guo oUIs
sE
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
Children cUfor
Pitchers ca6torla.

Headache is the direct result Of In.
digestion and stomach disorders.
Remedy these by using DeWitt's lit.
tie early risers and your headache dis
appears. The favo.ite little pill
everywhere. Sold by Getting. 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

1919
Dease esd plaee. 81 hellla9s psklle 1850
g: - E 60
speakees expeeted y a0AgeO IL psepea.
Rev. J. E 1ngha0. {
SeAoo, district No. e. Yeeas1an o.. ~,
eeb0ol distF1et No. g. Harmony 0e6 III.
Se6ool district M. g. Harmony Oct -.
Hchoo! 6istsict Ne.4. 91eswood -. ~.
schaoi district No. =. Ca1hessoo Oa. Deh
Rev. A. j. Blackwell.
SeSoss Xsssies No. e. Hsa0se mi Oa. q.
Rev. ~. n. winter.
aehssa dlssset No. q, Dtillvatee Oct
se6ool lissI5st No. 9. IN Greek Oct 2.
8ehool dise3cs No. q, Nm Gre u 0e&A
Rev. Dr.. Pulls.
Prairie Gen sehooIhouse ocs n.
Rev. e. j. Randall.
Ash trek s~choolhouse Oe8. n
1ehoollssl5i4 No. g. GarAesd Oct n
Co., SssSs az eissrS 91 "a g =. c.,ber.oo Oct. 81.
se6SSi S Si:ries 10. & Sssia Sov.S
Rev. J p Mevey.
Insvale Oct. q.
Hun0el'S ScAoolh0uso OqkA
Gee. B0VkeP and Eult0n.
eehool district 10. g, &c p-s-i3 oct q
School dtSeIict No. -, Sec 0-3-ll Yet Il
Reed and Rev G Humnell.
School district No Is. FinDeys sehoolhouse
School district No. 81. Bonnell's sehoolhouse
Guide Rock town Oct =.
DF Turnkey.
Ccr~SI STs<sSt NJ =, Ut N
School district No 81. OCT =.
lB Hampton and 0ehen.
School district No 10 Oct q.
School district No II Oct ..
r wilcox.
school district No. g. Walnut Creek stose
school district no Is Garneld Oct %.
School district No Is sec 3-2-s OFT .
ssos! S district r. e, Sc 20 70 OF S 8:
Hon o Gllhan.
Kuehns schooihosss. Line tp Oct %.
Rev LoFkln Sucker.
School district No II, Inavale Oct q.
School district No 20, Harmony Oct q.
school district No c. GlenWood Oct3 %.
School district No. g, Batin Oct 81.
It will be expected that each speaker will
lake up . collection a each meeting Is the STATE
nanclsl assisstance 70 cafrv the state fer the
amendment The expenses are heavy and the
need very urgent. Send al collections 70 q:
3ch0nek. secretary. Will not som friend Of
where meetings will be held, Sc
hat TIE schoo! house Is properly warned and
Pres. N. r. r. A. League
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

NOG5ne b heFebV gven shAs unj-f and br viz
tue q ~ ordog a sAe issosd from The ss~~ -
4. n. Y0gt, e3evk a The ds1trie, ~nrssf a. Tn -
Neh9nann. popu Q derpee 10 IN krsssn t~ns5sx
these3a. Uherpts william esyef 10 ps~5nns ssa
s0nI99 SuSa a. H~ASospu. twf~rfass. stsssl
~ - - ss puhSse s>ssdsss. - The Etxss~s
$3.50 To e.aa = h2nl. - The east asSs II iae
cougSSousR n Re1 loud. In ~~s.tsr e<ssafs-
Ne6cneEa Qhss beiaR N isussdin- sb~srtn The
ias eeVD a said rgsst vs. hssdess ~ IL
Dol0 10y - Oe1ODer d. ID. $3.50
n o'etuek y. e aas5 der. fh- fslsst Z s<~
49, nromsrty tDUft. The sosfsesss 1szss~s
a sor0so tweaey <aghe @ ts Sssssaie ssses
f3 ouefh. EAage ssessp fstf psEs ~ Ga . "a ha
~ sSn n dsS q sxrs~sNs~v A. 10. tss
e. A fks- ~Assf4.
p, % g. TRss- fsHsfs.
Ce. vGAcssrHs. sk3eass Ass0su~y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

xcesce - heresy gSye. fhss ssarr and 81 via
suR - ennese Owe1rs d1ssA 3D. - -
a JusS. Ia - Auty 0let - t1e a0rs - n
eV~ey ~ Weaaa~S Ssxney. feSe1e9A. - -
f1n Is10 JseJ. sn.s - ssrrss1 ~ Jsesr
RsesaGsah ~ kAssss ssAs
10 au- @A - ~ ~ - 49,. -
49, esaeo1p1 9 o. ~ $50 - - ~
O tR o. ~. -. vnt t>essua = - -
- a. - 80 0Na - 81 hwvno
80 $1,000 ~ - ~wsgsy - - -, !
ufl 90 ~ p<psRvB eAesste AeseNsrA ~
Dc C1A1su3 ~ ssse -
- - O. 80 s.ssss. q
frzsSa = Iso1a0 - 49, aH~Wak<s.
s40ap $500 = O-0011ng
- ADUU.oM oomD0 uSw
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

MRS. q. n. MCBRIDE
Has removed her stock of millinery
goods to
=. NJ. Martins dry goods store.
Where she will be better prepared
than ever to furnish her patrons with
fine millinery. She bas just received
one of the finest line of millinery
goods ever e in Red Cloud. Call
and see her. It
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
Oil and Gasoline.

II. B. Simons has just received q
car load of Daisy White Oil, the finest
and best kerosene on the market, and
sells 1t at the same prices as other oil
is sold at. He handles nothing but
the best oils and gasoline. Save
your orders for him and get the best
goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
Paint Shop.

Carriage. slga and house painting
Hard wood finish, granting. etc, Shop
opposite Platt's Lumber Yard. Al
work guaranteed.
G. MYERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

People who desire drsying done
with promptness aud dispatch should
always hire John Barkley's teams.
John is an old hand ct the business
and will do your work we'll. Terms
reasonable. 1T
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Constipation poisons the blood; De-
Wits little early risers cure consti-
patton. The cause removed, the
disease is gone. Sold by Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

When Baby was sick. we esve hse cassosiA.
WHEN she was Q Child, she cried for Castoeia.
When she became lia, she chung % CastoeA-
Whsn she had Childres, she gavsthsm CastoeiA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Itch, mango, and scratches on hpman o
animals cured in thirty minutes u Wool
ford's sanitary Lotion. This mover fdlls.
sold By L. 81. Dey0 druggist, Red Cloud
Acts at once, never fails. DeWitt's
cough and consumption cure. A
remedy for asthms, and that feverish
condition which accompanies . severe
cold. Sold BY Getting. 6
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Organs & sewing machines, and al
kinds Of sewing machine supplies.
Needles for all kinds of machines
kept in stock at Cozard & Co.'S. furui-
ture store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Your cough will not last all winter
You will not Re kept awake at night;
You will get immediate relief If.
You will use DeWitt's cough and
consumption cure. Sold by Getting 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Lost in Red Cloud last week, one
satin lined haadbag, With hand paint
ed papsies. Contained pair Of ipeet
acles With gold bows. fisges ring end
pocket beck, aud card With na1e n
owner ssd 68e. Fisder will plsasa
i q this dice or address +. 8. ne.
Gairs. Guide REX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Daring the latter part of last week &.
n. Perkins and d. B. Spanogis vere in
Grand Island for the purpose Of seeing
what could - done towards getting q sa-
gar best factory. They had several talks
With Prof. Oxnard vhO held Out TIE in
docemeot that they we're going 70 put up
ave factories in the state and Il Red
Cloud would make them . good proposi-
ton they would probably locate one Of
The i've here. II the plant l. located here
Il VII taks 100000 to do i, and The tar
mers and business men should eee 20 Il
that the amount ID raised. Nov, then,
- Ax up tho watch factory and th.n ~
Wil I'll tern towards the best factory ana
ct il if al tho people work Together.
With q watch factory employing so hands
anA ? beet Factory that employs . Ike
hu1bee Red Good VIII - a The Aigh
Rod 70 prosperity. 500 laboeees meas
ct leAs4 IN additioa Of 500 people % or
pop0Doe5on. Good, lets have tAea 10Th
ct On0e. Red Cload via b Z city sus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

It has been stated time and again, aad
We believe that it is the general belief
that the people are all dependent upon
tho farmer. This in a measure is true,
but at the same time tho farmer cannot
do without the merchant, hence there
should be . closer relationship existing
between the consumer and producer from
tho simple fact that both are dependent
upon each other for an exchange Of cem-
modities. The former can raise potatoes,
hogs, cattle, corn, TO-. but il there is no
q to buy them he has no use for them.
. largo stock Of goods, build . 6ne store.
but il there are no purchasers, what good
IL his stock to him. So il is PLAN to be
seen that We should study more closely 70.
cipfocity between the merchant md the
farmer. The hue and cry that the farmer
il moro oppressed than others Is q mis-
take. In new countries, tho merchant ID
oppressed, the printer ls oppressed and
in fact the entire people are oppressed
because the country il not fully devel-
oped. The tendency of the times 10 TO-
wards an unrsstful and dissatisfied condi-
ton, brought about BY agitatocs and 9th
ers for political glory. The facts are
that the people are about - ven on today
- they eve were, and its not poor legisia-
taon altogether that he's caused them TO be
unfortunate il such . condition really ex-
lists. OF course Q failure Of crope does
great injury to farmers, but il does the
Same injury to the merchant, and causes
him togo to the vail along With some far
mel Who has lost hif farm because BY q
ooPtian condition 0f thin0a Ia vns unshla
70 get the money to pay for his goods OF
interest on his farm. Reciprocity be-
tween al classes, the laborer, the farmer,
the merchant. DC, is what = needed. Let
~ al stop our grumb)ing and try to better
our condition and try to inculcate the
idea that all men are honest, instead Of
the prevailing idea that al are trying "a
cut our thr0ats.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

Mrs. John A. Clarke va . great
sufferer from indigestion and sick
headache. She left her home last
Saturday TO buy . bottle Of DeWits's
Little Early kiscrs, took . dose and
her headache disappeared as nyster-
iossly as It came, Try them: sold By
G. L. Getting.
Small in sire, great in results: De-
Wits little early risers. Best pill
for constipation, best for sick head
aehe, best for sour stomach. Sold BY
Getting. 5
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

|. ffahA u. COulSOn ana MARY T.. Hu@met ]
the treasurer 81 webster county. XeS.. sse to-
lowing land tOwtt: Part OF the nwk Of the swk
sec 8: twn 2. rng ~ containing one aere assscs
] for the delinquent taxes thereon fof the year
| 1851 at private tai sale, amounting 20 ~ 80.
on January 18th 1888. and u NOT redeemed On o.
ton for . treasurer q tag deed. r. biuM,
| By l. BAUM, Agent.
| Jane Fulton and John ID. Fulton. you are
1850. tie andersiSned II. BAUM pGlrrhssrS =:
following And tO~tt: The swk ii the pek sse
81. tvni Tng Y, containing - eeTee In we6sses
s ss;cS i: Ssc =, ne ,. :..s' IN 70 70 2 ; = =:
name Of . Futon. The Ian WAS purchased
from the treasures Of webseeI county. Neb /, q
private tax sale fos IL ta1ss S~eneqosae thsre
deemed on o. before thai date I vfn naEs q
pl'cafson for . ressurerstax deed
Jane Fulioa ssd John u. vulsos, I hereby -
thy yoa that ] have purehaaed fsoa tse tr.sswr.
cribed real eseate t0rvit: The nek oe TIE nsh
sec n. tWn !. rng %. coulaiu1ng - ecrea. aase.e
ed In The name o. : fuieoa asd sosl fns u
private tsx ale. amaunting % q siSa. On Jan
nary l9th, ieo. and u not fe0ee0eA % ~ -
| !ose !aaaasy issn. 20. aPpsscassoa ytii E. m.as
Jane Fulica ssd John y. yulss&, ysu are hess-
BY nati0e1 thsf On the l9th day a Jas,saC -.
inc ' Sasf sssss: !. s s.% q P sss = = e g. sa., =:
Z rng y. contsisinGs - arses IN Weesaes co1s.sy.
Neb, the faxes Amounting 70 - osaal shieh
laSs r; rs. s.aee 4 s: s q: T - ~ $3.50 "a Co., :s:s =: =
Treasures. of SebAs ecemty. 10 . eiv.ae
tax sale fos H. taxes teh6q.eat teesese -
! pire Jaa1sTy fsth. ioi, sd nate. sedsvoea %
% before thas daie ] siu avpdy fSs eu~ens9rrs
Jane fultoo - Joha D. fnisas. ] hese6y -
have parrhasd fAe 5ostosrax lasd tssR: n
= = s. q = H e e . g. =, xss.. -
20 = 30 uAseA hsd - sass. s9 - 49,
ne ntse nsoe = Ssse 49, Y: = -
Se6. q psivsle s.x zee lss - 49, 49,
s.s.s 49, - - = -; y
Ne 80 T. sssn sfH MY sss az 49,
B. Z s.u.. Ae..s
~ ~ i:.s ).
Ia !; .; - Es.mt - - G. vss
s<r essssy. SessaakA Sseyee
=; pssdIeSt ness..: 49,
~ ifssSSS 1. Ess2ssss. $780, 81
aGals sc .ya0snysA1 svS.1ssSsee68
8 - = 49,
eossey. MRS.. ID srsag - - 49,
a. ~ AD 80 - S0si
1aah 1UO0OU. - !
S,ss.s.1 %SES
@ssSESIs%% go.
N~S%SSassE 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
Like These,
Everybody Must Be Saving.

We are willing to help you do it. and have
used every effort our long experience in this
business has given us to buy good serviceable
goods for ready cash, obtaining many bar.
gains, which we will give you the benefit Of
No house in the state can offer you lower pri.
ces, and but few, a larger stock of Clothing
Boots, ard Shoes to select from. 1t is no
trouble for us to show you our goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
REPORT b Th 4 CONDITIONS
OF THE
first National Bank.

AT RED CLOUD.
In the State Of Nebraska. ut the close OF bu1j'
ness. October 2, 1884.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
G.. MYERS.
Line.

am giving q good hot meal
for Is cents. ID Stakl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

ten. For this purpose, Ayers sar-
sapsnlla ID tbs best and most sconom-
Teal medicine. Price 81. SIX bot
Ties, g.
n:~..-..a .... -....., .u;....
:. st..t. -. -. :. ."Ii..ss
q. aeeornt Of a rpIit over McKeirh.
an. TIA fscta are that the peonle
have diseovered that Lis pom,nat,ou
= oelv demoor.aie trick 60 e,in /.
c-o..r.mmap .nd thev have Sso:dad
ifti.t "a I'm the reform that "a IN il
thew would rather risk their chances
viii Mr.. Harlan Who has alv.ys been
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

oeW1M 0yM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

A full report OF the affairs aud finances Of
Portsmouth may be found on page, ~ and
81 Of John l.. Williams & Sons Manual OF
Investments for 1880
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

Bankers. Richmond. Va.
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS a Sun.
May, 1890. Bankers, Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
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SPLENDID TRIBUTE.

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United States karshai's Sale.
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SPIRYTUALTSM.

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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost.
Found, For Sale. For Rent, and Situations
Wanted will be inserted ct the rate OF cents q
word for the nrst insertion: cent word for
each Subsequent insertion Payment always in
advance.
NOTICE--The business once OF the Posr-Ix.
fELLIaEScER will hereafter BE- open uutii u p.
N. clMnned advertisements will be received
up 70 this hour
Advertisements viii Be received q branch
cdces Of the Posr- fSIsLLeRNcEa as:
Tacoma. ....-................C G. L. Fowler. agent
Pcrt Townsend. .s.............H andley Keller,
The following letters await advertisers ct this
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FOR sALE-LODGIyGHOUsEA

L,oR sALE-A PLEASANT LODGING HOUSE
II OF fifty rooms. furnished. cheap. in busi-
ness portion of the town, and yet quiet re-
treat. reason for selling, owners wish 10 build
COTTAGES on vacant lois owned by them. A. c.
Thompson 4 Co.. Rooms /, 2 and 8, Union block,
Front street Seattle