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I'OHLDI ULtN,
Terminus OF Rock Creek Park.
BEAUTIf l. LOTS.


Is PER MONTH WITHOUT INTEREST
very large lots-costng more than S3OO-S O per
month. This ground il located station and bor-
ders on the 9TH ST. pike -Four subdivision center
here, and all OF them are being rapidly improved
Many houses now i'll course OF erection Streets are
being made connecting Linden, half mile distant
with Forest Glen. Within half mile the
there already 40 houses. including hotels one OF
them costing $4,000 these lots for the present are
ofered cheaper and the ground sells per acre for 3
times as much as where lots being sold in an
inferior location Forest Glen lies nd jacent 10 Rock
Greek, and must IN consequence be benefited by
the Park. 1t has q beautiful station, good store
school, churches and an excellent sanItsrium and
bids fair to become. in the very future, the
finest and most desirable suburban ann to the
National Capita. J. Il. HEREFORD,
m2S-im l4l9 ct. D.
VrOR SALE-wOODSIDE. ON THE METROPOII-
y tan Branch, at Fenwick station, eight miles from
Washington. This beautiful suburb has Just been
opened to the public, after a large expenditure of
money on streets, avenues and sidewalks Several
houses have been erected and more are to be built al
once The location is high and occupies a command
ing view OF the surrounding country. The ranage is
perfect The tract has 4 large front Brightwood
avenue extended and is bat short and pleasant
from the city. A new station will be erected at once
by the railroad company, and plans have already
prepared Tor the same. The lots large and the
prices low Great inducements will be offered To
Ties no viii build at Houses built sold ON
INSTRUMENTS. Before buying elsewhere go out and ex
anime this property and then you form your own
concusions without regard to the terms adyer
tlsement. b. +. LEIGHTON, Proprietor iS2 louisi-
ana ave. NV. u.l:I-Im
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AUCTION SALES.
FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
LIVINGSTON, Nos. 1908 AND lOl1 18TH ST.
CONTAINING 25 ROOMS
OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE,
EMBRACING IN PART

ONE SUPERIOR BRADBURY PIANO. HANDSOME
PARLok tURNIIURE. FINE WALNUT BOOK
CASE. HANDSOME wAkpRoBkS, WINDOW
HANGINGS, CARPETS. SUPERIOR MARBLE
Top CHAMBER FURNITURE IN WALNUT,
CHERRY AND ASH, HAIR MATTRESSES,
HALL RACKS WITH tLiLNCH PLATE MIR
kohS. EXTENSlON AND OTHER DINING
PLATED VAL, CHINA AND GLASS MARE,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY
SIXTH. 1880, AT TEN O'CLOCK, / shall sell the
entire contents the Livingston, Nos 1909 and OF
18th ST. containing % rooms furnished in first
class manner.
n. B-PrIvate buyers and dealers would study their
interest by giving this sale their special attention
jel9-dts THOMAS DONLING, Auctioneer
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

PEST CHEESE, LBS. 25C; VIRGINIA CLARET,
~ iarEe bottle 2oc.; Homemade Grape Wine, 25c.
per D0tue quart bottle sweet Catawba, 25c big
cultivated berries.
le7-lm. o'EAkE's Grocery. 1245 9TH st. NV.
/ VIZ BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
~ DIG Sauce OF all kinds can be had In bottles kegs or
Tarre!s ~ applying TO their sole agents, A DEPUE
SON. S1S to $40 Az ST. sw mi Ism
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THE PISTOLS SCARED THEM.
st. Paul Captures Minneapolis Census
Reports and Guards Them.

The arrest of seven Minneapolis census
enumerators by St. Paul United States mar
shall on the charge Of fraudulent collections
has aroused bitter feud between the two
cities, and the action OF the marshal was de-
nounced at public meetings held in Mime
spolis. party of Minneapolis officers, armed
with a search warrant, endeavored at an early
hour yesterday morning to recover the confis-
Gated records They were driven out Of Com
missioner McCafferty's office at the point Of the
pistol. The city is in a state of wild indigns-
ton over the high-handed and irregular pro-
ceedings. Neither United States District At
torney Eugene Hay nor Supervisor Davenport
were parties to the proceedings.
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Secretary wanamalser Addresses Cadets.

Secretary Wanamaker Addresses Cadets
The annual address before the corps Of cadets
of the Pennsylvania Military Academy at Ches-
ter was delivered yesterday afternoon by Sec
rotary John Wanamaker. Notwithstanding the
oppressive heat the audience was the largest
ever assembled at this institution. The theme
of the orator was education. perseverance
energy and religion, aid his effort was listened
to with rapt attention.
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BOARDING

4 FEW PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY FIjR
N nisiied Rooms with gas, good hotel accommodate
uOns, at greatly reduced rates tor the summer can
De had At al 4 ST. NV my2o-lms
I ARGE. COOL AIRY ROOMS WITH BOARD. al
- per day and up; Rooms, 90 and Toe: Furnished
ApartInent for Housekeeping cheap IHE WER-
SIER 81 . 18th ST. II. mvIT
u OARDIN G-LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED
~ Room. with God Board, at the Auburn" Pa ave
cor I'D st. n.w.; terms moderate. myl1 I'm
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hoCKv1LLEl RocKvILLEI
OUT PRICEsl CUT PRICEsi

WI fnlCESl CUT PhlCE0t
For sale for the next 10 day. only 100 lot. hereto
fore marked and held at sg0O. $500 and ZOO. Nov
i9r the next 10 days only These IN the town
Large lots Are worth the first mentioned prices,
s 70 real re Immediately we have decided give
N found Tit 81 prices gl1Iy
out the Choicest o. Tsrms
lib rs cam and sl0O every four months thereafter
saI =, Of the above number have been sold this
JOHN A. PRESCOTT.
A su IEaanbrRRAF.
,o,e. FRED. ". PRATT
,e1s-ot owners
tTOn RENT-FOR THE SUMMER OR Longer
0ney. Mon gemery county, Md: right at posi- Office
elnaTn 30 fee good wa;er Fruit This is the
ontS tor LONE per Topth w IS hS s sSGn
NV. Lis as
foR sALE-AT AMMENDALE sTATION-7o
ns ceres containing 80 superior building Sites with
dress ANIL AMMEN Rm9enGae MG 5eIs
E0R RENT-AT HYATTSIuLE, AN fXCEI.
Ia ienty APPOINTED kshtroom House, new; ntray
room Dwelling, with two OF land. a, CaIlin
SpeinnE on '" 81 & RI R F,, fro% wa.hnson
EURS1SHkD COTTAGE; EIGHT ROOMS; GRASS
Il AID shade; three minutes walk from DEPOT; one
nour from Washington; braclne air; pure water six
M H., Clifton station, Va jeI7-3ts
EOR SALE l5 ACRES WEST OF ROCK CREEK
I ana overlooking proposed national Park. at 5000
Brghtwood. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. go St NV.
telG-3t
FoR sALE-7 ACRES OF LAND, SUITABLE FOR
L Subdlvsion fronting on 9TH st road and Piney
Branch road between Brightwood aud Takoma PARK
small fruits of ali Snds ferms az easT od mr. aI9
SHOEMAKER. 920 Est. NV. jeI7-3t
IGOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM COTTAGE;
young orchard two miles out suitable for one in the
JAMES pEff & 2n NsfFy fSy fr
L looking the city. between 1T. Myer and new iron
Free Bridge: 50xl04; price, &C. per foot. on small
line III Georgetown. Also Handsome I6 acre Tract of
Land at Ca5ln SPRINGS This would subdivide nicely
De is sp!a JAMES I. So Il n w.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED TRACT
i OF LAND containing three acres. with Frame
Housf IN Beaty HaHki9s' addition 70 Georsetown
Has two fronts wide avenue and can be snbdiyided
to advantage with but small loss Tor streets. This
Amply to E. b. COLI RLII IIls Ny ave- jei6-3t
EoR RENT OR sALE-AT LAUREL, MD. FIVE
-, = new Houses two T04Ins and three rooms; For
terms apply to A ELLIS, laurel Md iel2-eod- In
Il The following Suburban Places from to 3 miles
from the CITY, suitable and convenient tor subdivision
ana i've short distance in the country: at
SlOO per acre acres ut 800; 20 at 100; 20
acres, with Groom new house, at so; 10 acres
Sarn springs at 1855; acre lots nj Balstok $500:
80 acres at Rosslyn at 211c per foot: "a acres i'm
proved at 500 IA acres st 5000 10 ut 500: Is
acres at Balston I 500; lots on Rosslyn Heights
OVERLOOKING city at cents foot 40 90;
30 acres at SlC0; % acres at 100 p scres large
new house and barn, 5000 S3 acres adjoining the
Arlington estate for 500. At ROsslyn for &
cents per foot all on terms. Also Coun
mac river from 81 to 5 per acre Call or send for
PropeFty list Persons VII be taken to see property
Tree OF Charge. JAMES l.. CLEMENTS,
1927 st NV
yel2-lOt Washington, ID. C.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Lr0k sALE-A CHOICE PIECE OF COUNTRY
Il Property; suitable for farm country seat.
tAins 10 scres Well improved. good land, handsome
shade trees good water plenty fruit choice kitchen
garden good fencing. &c. miles from the District
line IN Maryland excellent road Address M, star
once. 3slS-3ts
EoR sALE-FARM OF 30 ACRES: NORTH OF
Il Rockville y mile frou railroad. fronting Fred
srick road; e!5 yer scre Apply 10 j. ADRIAN
ing. GIT Est jeip-3t
lfOR SALE-HoUsE AND ACRES; 200 YARDS
iron IRON HAipine station: good Iruit, wafer. &c. !.
Soooo Apply To J. ADRIAN EPlING. with JOHN
Y. JOHNSON, Columbus building, 6l7 -. ieI9-It
EoR SALE Or TRADE-I5JS ACnES; $1,000
Il easy terms; House, Barn and Ou;buildings: good
sprng and running streams IN miles from IL zane
Asylum ChAn. siCkELS, l2Z0 q St a.. w. jei9-:ts
IrOk SALE-50 ACRES-5 Mills FitOM WA~a-
- ineton. near Riverdale Park Address p o. Box
322S, New York city. jelp-3t.
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Stable in 50. bounded
by L. and NJ SITS. and
goth and 2lst sta. .$25
Stable in SO. bounded
by NJ and n and Conn.
ave. and 10Th SITS. ..25
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L,OR SALE-MILE FROM HIGHLANDS: 3 FROM
- Washington: substantially Buit Brick. l6r. good
well ana ring; acres good land highly productiye
and fruit JNo. 81 EfhEN. 412 La ave. my2;I- Inn
IF YOU WISH HOME IN THE COUNTRY ON
the installment Plan send name to Box 3d. CITY
20 Location accessible by rail- carriage cycle the
year round my26-lm'
N,OR SALE-S4 ACRES ON B. AND o. RR. ~
Il miles from Charlton Heights; 10 from Washing
tom new dwelling, Tor. large stable 900 young
fruit trees; $4,000. JOAN STLPHEN, Ar La. ave.
my23- Inn
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LNOR SALE
- FARM OF FORTY ACRES MORE OR LESS
HALF MILF from railroad station. Falls Church, Va.
nve miles from GEORGETOWN, ID c., imp owed by fine
modern dweiiinx of rooms. large barn. stable
room Tor 20 COWS and horses. and all
buildings. The location is high and healthful, COM
handing beautiful view of Falls Church and the
country. A beautiful lawn and elegant shade trees
around the buildings The soil good and wat red by
running streams Fine pear aid apple orchard and
small fruits he farm be subyided into build
ing lots Inquire OF Z. A. GREENOUGH.
nl21-1m Falls Church Va
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OFFICE ROOMS.

$40 7th ST., Sd and
4th floors. .e5
HOS + ST., Sd and 4th
floors. .......650 and s35
$40 18th ST.. suite z
rooms, I'd floor. .......20
1903 Pa. ave.
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SPECIALTIES,

nR HAYWARD, SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
- Diseases kevitalizes the weak; cures affections
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN Is years in city $40
LIN 81 NV. my23 Inn
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1.NOK kENI-BEAJ HUI HOI s.. MAX DUPONT
II Circle. $40 10 month Apply
Je92~ CHARLES EARLY. sos 18th 81. NV
I,OR KENT-TwO NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
II Houses Near Dupont Circle. one and
bath; $50. other IL rooms and bath. 500 A IL.
jkMMES. 14lo ST. m2l-lm'
I,OR RENT OR sALE-TwO-STORY BRICK
IT building suitable for school. music and
restdence; 12th st. NV. Apply ~ OWNER 500 2.!d
o 7atu. thin
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1el4 b n. WARNER 4 CO., 9l6 Frnv
n oK RyST-UNTURNts

IL.
Il 3:IO4 Pa sy Tor. $50 oil II St n.w- llrs55
1913 Cor. ST., lOr......45 All l2th L. W Or M
S3I psf ". I0r. 40 ll09 Gre, us alley Or 3
ll31 9TH 81 w.. Or. 40 l2}i Union pL, Srs so
1903 Vermont ave comp furn. Tor ali mn 4 =.
cheap during summer; permanent tenant preferred
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EOR RENT

Stable in So. bounded
by NY. ave. and Ii st.
and l4th and 10Th ats. &C
FURN
Dupont Circle pr. yrs2.500
X nr. Mcpherson 80. $50
Cor. X and 10Th IT'S,
overlooking McPher-
son square, 17r. and
Dath-....-.-.......33 $50. 80
10Th st. bet. z and X
K 81. bet. i 9th 4 18th. . 80 9
h st. bet. 14th ana
10th sts. .............250
II bet. l1th & 18th. ..25O
Connecticut ave. above
IL ST. ..........-..2OS. 50
Vermont ave. bet. o
and = SITS. zoo
House, Dupont Circle ZOO
Cor. l. and l4th SITS,
12r. and > baths. 200
FURNISHED-SIJ
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
1SOE kENT-nY rHOs L. WAtiGANAN REAL
L ESTATE BROKER. sl7 ST, NM

Str. aud dwg. 100 Del.
ave.s.w.....-.......e25
Store 4 dwg. 1913 X st.
n.e- Ir...,........82O. 30
Store AL est. NV. Srl2.o0
str. 4 dvE. sc cor. 10Th
and Bdy. I.w.......12.OO
Hall 1909 ~ ST. s.w....12
Stable rear Gil II n.w....10
shop rear 1920 y ct. VS.
CES.
437 9TH St, I'd f.hr...el5
6I5 9TH st. RS. 4 aud 5. ID
9th 4 Pa. ave. RIM 20. 10
on OF the property on my
,thce for bulletin issued ON
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
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I lie atOVo IOuses can Re q Amined by PERMIT from
once ouly THOMAS J. Usher co,
Aelf 1874 n "
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I.OR RENT
y 49, Penna. NV. all mi. rs. rent. .s40 90
4O2 st NV, all MI RS rent ............. 30. 20
DOS south Carolina ave- all mi, 21.JO
1904 lth st. ali NIL, rs. rent...... 25.3U
j3 spruce lie Droit Park, rent...-.. 2J5O
1925 st II w all IN l. q rs rent .......... 2.,50
lOl2 LIST II. e.. all mi. d rs, rent....... 2O00
1910 LIST ne, all III. rs, rent ........... 1850
jelS-4t BARNES & WEAVER, 62g + ST. NV
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l,ok kENT-UNFUKNIsHED

- . - - ~ - 49,
i I-.....-...--.. &-OO
1913 Mass. ave. l1r. i
and stable. 200
14ll h 81. NV. l3r. roo s
lOll Conn. ave lor. Ia
l@th 81. extended. l5r.. loo
I2.S N st. NV 1 5r. ..1Ju
Cor: Sd a Ind. ave. ,29r. 100
1900 10th stn.w.. llr.lOO
l.iOS II 81 NV, LIT. .llJ :
1875 = ct. NV. llr...lOO
i4OO Chaplin ST. lJr. LOO ]
l742 psf. NV. l2r 100
2lst stn ". lar 100
0ls T. ct NV. l5r..s3 3.i :
l4O. Chaplin ST. l.sr. 75
1918 y st. llr..........6O
1913 2Oth 81. N. W, lOr.6o
1913 Ost Nv, llr 50
81 y. y. ave. Tor. 30 :.
2U:S2 Hillycr pl. Tor. %
1904 StoughtOD st. 3r. ~
Ike Aboyo louses can he
cur once SUly. 1HOM
tal4
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L Oh KENI-
Gs.s.N .,,a,1n sDlrARn

1925 I'D St, Or. mi 80 80 l2l4 Dingmsn, 4r...--.S
WEST WASHINGTON.
2SlQ ", l2r M 500 1926 AID, or. & store. 3 25
3Ol2 Dumbtn, Sr.. 30 % POI $50 Olive ST. ,6r...2l
l@4s 31st. 7r MI 30 l223 3Oth, 6r..-.... 1870
1925 NJ ST.. or, n1.....20I
For u iun iSI apply ~ WEsCOTT l. WILCOX.
jels 1907 Pa. ave NV.
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DARTIES DESIRING BOOK BINDING OF ANY
description will do well to call. before irving or
ders. at J. @. HODGES. 641 La ave. NV. opposite,
post office; good leather from 6Oc. 70 90 is I'm
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ISHED.
Mass ave bet llfh and

IGOR RENT-ELEGANT l3ROOM BR DwLG,
i l434 = st NV; So? 20; cor. l7th and Corcoran
SITS n ", 2&rs.. $40; OBJ 18th St Il. W, 9rs., mi
$50 90 oil \. G. ave g, 9rs. new, s35. so: PIC c
St se Yrs, 30; 1854 5th st. ne, FRS new ego so;
S09 St NV. 6rs., 500: L 5611 ST. NV, ms, mi,
SIP 80; store cor 9Th and sts W, S23: cor 18th
and ss s. store and dwlg Sl5; store room, l71O
lth ST. n 81; 3 communicating Office Rooms 925
r ST NV: 80? 70 colored tenants-21l2 18th ST.
W., ors.. SlS 40 63l l. 81. NV, GrS., $22; 1876 Sd
st. FRS. all IN. l., 5000; and houses In courts q
e. anu N W at 80 and $40. W. C. DUVALL, 925 st.
NV Jel4-s, th3t
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NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
81 fUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMPALMER
1874 Iennsyivanis ave- NV.
1elepAone call I'LL" d0
GENTS Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81.

Coats. SOC. Pants, &c: Vests 25c. Altering an
Repairing done IN best manner Goods called for an
delivered Telephone call 1882.
X /. HAHN, 105 9th st NV
au2 l2:,9 sd St. West washington
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S'OR KENT-NEw HOUSE; ALL MODERN CON
venlences. newly papered throughout: central 10
l3th sts. Also Office Rooms G. BECKER. 1345
Pa NV iel4-6t
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915 + n.w.,2d 2 ft.ra.SiJ
46S La. sv.. LIST A. rs.:iU
46S La. av. .4th u.s. rms.25
The above is only q por
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 10th llelGI
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

What ore our psopls doing about
railroads. Something oughS 70 be
done q oaes 70 enable Red C!oud 10
secure the Rock Island or some other
good railroad, II ever Va expect "a
become . great aud Aousishins city.
All the telephone that Red Cloud
had has been swoopsd down upon BY
that giant monopoly The Bell Tels'
phone TO-, and taken 10 By them q
% infringement. Several Of ous bust.
ness mea mourn for the little el0
that they put Into l..
Floyd Reynolds could net stand i,
70 b - high up - . tvs story house
and consequently took . fall which
Jared him up badly aad sprsincd hi,
foot. He vas working on the twt
story building 'oaCodmsn's ranch Whsr
The ladds, clipped and shre- him 4
the ground . distance Of 10 feet Of
moro. He vss quite forssssss 70 %
ssps with such slieht isjunes.
Dell Olmssead, formerly Of Der
traad, but nov 81 this city hes pur
chased . half interest in The barber
shop formerly ewssd By psatssss 4
Barley aad now NE 0sn will b,
ksown - Fsntssss 4 Olmstsad. Th,
new nsa 10 Arss class barber aut
" wish hin success II the entsrpris,
They will b. pleased 70 SOC OIL
their old fsiesds and - many new
- desire 70 come. Shopou 4th ave
nue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
NEW YORK STORE.

New dry Goods At tho Now York
Store.
l.atost styles in carpets a. +. v
Taylor's.
A nov limo Of picture m~ouldings Al
+. v. Taylors.
Walt Sherwood has moved into the
j. l.. Kalsy house.
l.. II. Dcyo has moved into tho Rev
A. W Snider property.
Sweet Orr overalls. All s,yles At
MoNitt 4 Galusha's
For mothers Friend shirt waist call
on NoNitt 4 0alusha.
II you want the bost buy the " h,tc
for sale by +. V. Taylor.
A nice shower Of rain last Monday
made tho flowers happy.
M. W. Kicr, has purchased tho
lunch counter III Gco. Cline.
Sheriff Tesl has moved bic Office
from tho jai' 70 tho court house.
A. l.. Funk was ~ Liaeolu thi,
week and returned home Meaday.
n, NJ. Martin d Son have Put . Mo.
awning IN front Of tholr dry good en-
porium.
Oranges and lemons d Clinss cen
dy kitchen. Second door Of che F 4
NJ bank.
Call and SEQ Il A. Handy for price,
before building m he will make Il I,
your interest.
Anything 10 che line Of furnitur,
carpets, window shades, etc. 1t loves
prices At r. V. Taylor's.
Mrs. +. Nowhousc has q crossiu,
put in FROM her store 10 tho opposit,
side Of tho street for tho convenient,
Of her customers.
Remember that MoNiu 4 Galuah,
carry the largest best and also th,
cheapest lins Of Jeans, eo.tonsde On,
worsted pants In The city.
FOR your spring suits either tailo
made or ready made 70 70 MsNiN 1
GMusha's. On . tailor made sui
they guarantee . saving Of from o. +
ei0 from any ono d IA che city.
Jcf Ward Gays that 10 expect
soon 70 start genuine dsmoerati
paper In Red Cloud. There ars no
enough room, Ia Red Cloud lust =
present for any more Offices, but SON
capitalist should build some. News
papers arc needed,
There seems TO be quite a grows'
Of planting growing near the NJ. \
church that should be grabbed out o
in the sweet subsequent there gill b,
enough OF that article 10 max
greens for tho whole sommunit,
aud some TO spare. Selah.
when you yet I'LL Out Of s0sts, bili0s
~dyspeptic, dsspondsnt. blood impu,
liver inactive, lack Of ambition ltirsd tel
tng and everything g0ss wrong iust DON
10 us snd yet . bottle u DsvtSs's Hasssp
Srills. Ntsa Pssiscaly reliable rr.f
aration and will build yoa up aad ssas,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Go 70 Conover 4 Dieksrson's for
your hoar and feed. They keep tho
best. 4O.4t
The people seem TO catch on where
to trade. Deyo's low prices have
brought him . big trade this Spring.
A complete stock Of millinery goods
10 oil the latest styles sad lowest pri.
COS and Mrs 8 II MeBride's New York
Store.
Deyo Ia selling more wall paper,
better wall paper. nicer wall paper,
AMI cheaper than any drm In tho
county.
Call and 500 Mrs. &. Il. McBrido's
millinery stock. All tho latest styles
and novelties Ia hats and bounsts at
the Nov York store.
Dr.. Robert Damsrcll has returned
from Kansas City where no was IN at.
tendance upon tho annual meeting Of
railway surgeons Of Amories.
Lewis MauHsr, II. d. Rauucy ani
7. II. Perry have helped initiate
tho treasury Of the Great Family
Weekly since the last public .tios.
Broadhoad dress goods 10 tho latesi
novelties, n,w and desirable eolorings
just received. W. invite inspection.
Please call and examine At tho New
York store.
The Lonssellow entertainment xiv.
On BY the ladies' Of tho Congregations
church last Thursday evening was q
grand succoss aud appreciated very
highly BY those present.
just received tho latest styles Ia
beaded wraps, sattssns, white goods,
Swiss smbroideries. Aouueings, hsil
ornaments, laecs and oil sorts Of trim
minga-Mrs. +. NeWhouse.
II you wish 70 purchase . shoe fol
your boys or girls that will ssasd Ii,
wear sad tear Of every day ,shal
ID nsde Of honest leaSAsr tAroughou'
and on common sense i1eas cell Q,
The New York store.
Z. Wiener hes, BY Offering hi,
children's aud vSuen's shoes ~ cos
ssd below that price. nearly closes
out The line, aud 10 Offering rare Der
gaias 10 buyers II In ased Of a.,
shoes HE low prices On ueai
goods Gao noe be beaten.
Low prices will always cell sh'
goods. Ons caa see this BY go,a,
into wisners. His stock Of womeu'
shoes has been reduced u one shir,
The size II Vas . month ago. Iii
piles Of Clethiog are being lovers,
rapidly, and q . see cveryuhsr
10 the large store occupied BY hia,
that he hss sold . great many good
this season. Good goods II Low pri
Gee have done the work fog him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

So iar Congressman Laws has made
% ei1sisNs representative and has
lookoi closely altar the interests Of
bic constituency. He Il . new man
eut he 10 learning The ropes wonder
fally we'll for . man who hns only
beea In eoagrsss six months. Hc II
doisg good work for tho district.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

The Farmer Alliance Ia getting
thoroughly organised, and ifthcy at
toad strictly 70 the plaas mapped out
By them Tor their own advancement,
and DOT allov some Of our snide false
Gods, 70 lead them astray from tho
beaten paths, thoy will GENE out on
top 81 che heap. All that the far,
mers aeed ia organization, and With
careful man ,gement At their farms
they = and will copteol che rest If
mankind. The trouble IL usually
With such organizations. that they ore
TOO apt u GET "a, ides thSs ID 10 poli,
tics they have u look after u cfadi.
eate their troubles, instead Of their
farms aud other interests. Let the
farmers thoroughly organize, keen
clear Of politics and il viii ant be
long before politicians and political
parties gill do their bidding The
mlaute that farmers or tradesmen en-
ter into Wholesale politics, that min.
utc their fate 10 sealed. Tng Cm,Ey
has always been for the down ,roddeu
whether he DO . farmer or lsborer Of
ssy class, not fos thu sake Of gain o,
fame DO 10 DO this but because
they need 70 hs helped 10 their s,rug,
plss " down mosopoliss and chose
III" we're arr 'iss their LIES blood
QUE ~ Il verc. There no men. ever
10 Webster eosasy today vho M NV
lsK shc wolf Ia sleeps c'othing" 90,
Nth Tie Alliaaes. al for the cake Of
$50. Beware. friends, sad treat
tehlly.