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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
Brighter Outlook for Hon Ma,

The last lot of hops of last years crop in the
state has been sold by D. Mcdonald. ef Fr,osv
Harbor. to Samuel Livesley. The lot consisted
OF los bales. sold at private terms. Mr. MELON.
aid not wishing to sell his hons a,
the prevailing prices last December. then
made arrangements with Mr. Livesley to he
carried until July /, and also to purchase his
neighbours hops at cents. The result il that
he has cleared over 5000 in the transaction
William Coctrane yesterday sold 1000 pounds
OF this years hops 10 Likenthal & Co. for n
cents The hop outlook is growing
brighter Tor growers every day, notwith.
standing the effort of some dealers to bear the
market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY REGATTA
Two Ten-Mile Races by the Crack Boats
of Seattle.

The Seattle Yacht Club held q second meeting
at Bndlong's boat house Monday evening last.
and made further arrangements for the Fourth
of July regatta to take place on Friday next
1t was decided to have two races on Q ten-mile
course. The first prize in the first rsce will be
the silver cup, offered by J. X. Bssye. and the
second prizs will be SIS in cash or its equiya-
lent The prizes in the second race and also
the classification OF the re gatta will be decided
upon by the soliciting committee at q meeting
to be held in a few days.
The best sail boats from the different boat
houses in the city will be engaged by the club
and the regatta committee viii select captains.
who in turn will choose their crews. The time
to be allowed Ia the races will be two and one
half hours. The general arrangements are in
charge of the regatta committee, consisting OF
Captains Green, johnson, Zeiger and Grant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
Reduction Of Armory Association stoc,

The cspi'al stock of the Arnory Association il
TO be reduced from $1,000 TO 5000. The amount
10 which the reduction is to be made has been
paid in, and j. was resolved by the trustees tn
make that the capital stock without fnr,her de.
lay. Those shareholders who have paid in the
full amount subscribed by them viii receive
stock for the full amount and those who have
made partial payments stock TO the amount b at
they have paid. meeting of the association at
which action In the matter will be taken win be
held within few DAYS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
SEDR0

The recent and extraordinary deveiopn q.
Skagit county have but confirmed cur op,
in regard to Sedro. Lock on any map
anime its position and you win nonee -.
line of railroad north of Seattle goes ~
sedro: three large mills in operation 80
Gus buildings going up, and lsrge =. =
Porous community Is already esfaoiisns~ !.
Great Northern Railroad has absorrea - 81.
haven Southern Railroad. and ID ou'idiDs 4.
ly east from sedro up the vaIlsy toxsn =
pass, aud south toward S alta we hs -
very choice property for ssle ana - -
recon m IN it 60 our patrons. NO suea = =
tuniiy has yet been offered to the psone
should carefully investigate this
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Not Subdued nv r;re

Koch & Oakley, printers viii start up in few
days again at Sill West street We have been
burned out twice in little over a year When
we came 10 Seattle we came to STAY Those
knowing themselves indebted TO US will confer
a favor by paying us AT an early date. The
Guide will come on. as usual on or about the
18th inst Respectfully, NJ Koch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
TWO THROUGH TRAINs

The Northern Pacific win on and after June
18th inst run two through trains TO and from
the East. leaving Seattle at 6:io a. n. aud ?
p N. Time shortened twelve hours l. A.
kadeau. general AGENT. T. Tonkiu, depot ticket
agent. seattle. A chilnerg. city ticEet agent
sl6 Second street Boston bioek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
California Censu, R.,urn,.

visAIlA. Cal, July Census reports give
visalia population of 2,s0o and Tulare also
The census OF Tulare comfy has not yet been
made known, but il is supposed to approximate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Tourist sleeping cars daily between Seattle
snd chicago. Twenty-Five miles the shortest
route end sevea hours aud thirty-six minutes in
advance OF competing lines A. Chilberg, city
ticket agent 1l6 second street, Boston block: x
Tonkin, DEPOT ticket agent seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
RECOUNT OF ELLENsBURG.

The Census Just Taken Was an Out
rageous Farce.
ELLENsBuRe, July kilograms were received
from Washington City today that the census bur
eau has sent instructions for a RECOMMENDATION,
1t this place This is exceedingly gratifying 20
the people of Ellensburg. as it prevents census
report from going on record that was ridicu-
lous farce. The districts viii be divided aud
the work pushed through rapidly,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Tie Union PaciGcts the only transcontinsnta.
line running Tree reclining chair cars ana pail
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pacl6c coss,
10 the Eass- A. G. Martin. city ticket agent -
Second street. Boston block. G T. Raldwin
agent city dock AZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Pullman reservations made for all points rss
via TIE Northern Paclnc railroad the vestjbpl 81
ticket agent. 10 Second street Boston hlock l
lonkin. Gepot ucketageni Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Free reclining char cars run through from
Portland 10 Chicago witaout change via the
Union Pacific G. Martin. eity ticket age ut
s2o Second street. Boston block G. r Bsld.
win, agent, city dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Special drives. Chester cieary.

All classes OF tickets reading via he Union
Pacific 20 the East are good via Sail Lake City
and Denver without extra charge. A. c. Martin.
city ticket agent. 10 Second stfeei. Boston block
Z. +. Baldwin. agent, city DOCK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

splendid property 10 be sold. One lot on
olympic avenue aud one on Eleventh street
near Madison, will De sold very low; a barCain'
Apply room Is. Haller building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Our big line of table linens. napkins. towels.
values Chester Cteary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

No more quininc. Noore's Revealed Remedy
is taking the place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

-Four doses OF Moore's Revealed Remedy will
make you feel better. II 1t don't you can get
sl.25 OF any druggist ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Take the Northern Pacific railroad, vestibuled
sleeper aud dining-ear route. for all points East
A.Chilberg, city ticket agent, 716 Second street,
Boston block; 4 1onkIn, depo. ticket agent
Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

The WASHINGTON TERRITORY NvM
MENT co. will have for sale within sraN
some very choice lots in Kirkland.
These will be placed upon the market u -
low figures, and an opportunity viii . -
ed to the conservative investor to by ~
lots at first prices. The future OF Kik'eoa
now assured-the character and suossanu-s
of its promoters (the most prsmireHs -
mo1eyed men, not oaly of seate Dus =
country; being lis tackers), is q gusnuy
every purchaser that one OF the iAl2ea q
and steel plants in this country win pe lnnss
atsly built there, and this cannot but eali. ].
an existence large and prosperous cir.
will only notify you when the sale wln ~
mence, and everyone contemplatins insse9
in Kirkland viii do we'll to wait for ths Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Mid, mellow and delicious Queen" brand
hams ana bacon. home smoked never covered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

Queen brand of hama and bacon smoked
ana cured ~ home. Always uncovered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

SPECIAL DRIVES IN PARAsoLs.
Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

7Sc. GENTS NIGHT ROBES,
Handsomely trimmed Chester Cleary.
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PORT TowNsEND.s CENSUS.

The Narrow Municipal Limits DO the
City an Injustice
PORT TOWNSEND, July The census returns
viii probably show 200 people in Port Town.
send. The work here has been done as thor
oughiy as time would allow, but the enumer.
atorS should have another week. The census
returns win do Port Townsend a great injustice.
on account of the narrow city limits which are
less than one mile square. II Is learned this
evening on reliable authority that not less than
loo people were taken just outside the city lin.
It's Nearly all OF these are working in the city
and should belong to H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

NEW TRIMMINGS
Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

GREAT SALE IMPORTED LINEN GOODS
Chester CleArv.
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Ole papers . senu . eund.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
ODIFUAa1.

a. 70 o'clock !as! sven!sN tAprll ial I!hcmas:
a Z si g Z; ; .sS ~ q sSs;y.Sv!,'sSs: Q. G::Ss;ss;: 4:
dsss., cciy 9 sheet VIM sot 9 surprise % ~
weymouth, Nova Scosia. November ~ ixSS,
cane wet IN The seventies. aud went INST IN
rogland: O!eaon. IN !sss he cane 70 Helena.
y q: Deen runniny the mcschants hotel for
She!drsn: 0sorKe. Il::,. Mamie. and Howard.
Nj O..0sien Mas O0o 0i the most highly rrslxrt.
81 citizens oillciens, 6rlne . MAJ ~ tie strlcts ~
Integrity. and " Ih CROUCH business ability.
NJ .NAs AlSe = model landlord and bOniinCc,
nd nss erosstt .ns Merchant. 70 ~ p,oMinsH!
! . eSvssS loee 70 ths city. and thW family viii
g" osI is, ~ III Sn i|s,c cy%p az s n ss'X Iss,s s,ssIs
acguAintaaes ootslde The city.
1he denlA OF NJ O'oilca'a eldest son NoeAsl0
Q ahost. Slmo go hsouaht on an attach ~ hem.
QfAae ftvn which The father never 5erOveeVd,
lI3ll aStet M 90 ~ b. Ovescomo. NJ kNvo
h's s.ni'3 Y vssy seod c''cnmsssaces' ''s'sas.
NJ dseeased was. . brother Of Mr.. Kate Nc.
AZ g ~: cssy: s,s.1 sAxoy ~ the symp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

z. h. Hicks was a tAs hin Thurs.
A. P. JoAasos drove to Csspbsll
On b~usinsss.
W. 9. Wtts 10 patsiso DIVA . veil
for G. r. keAlsr.
wn. Barker Vss q Hastisgs sss
day last week on busisssa
NJ. A. Williams sssetsd % bic farm
ssv Assnoses vind nill vhish 10
psreAassa from c + Hisks
The ladies Of The Bsrtist church
gave . basket social lest Tussdsy eve.
sisg q The BAR Hall Il rs veil
eeesedsd ssd The ass prosssds vsfs
ESQ
Quad = Co. ore erecting . ssv
engine heuss % NE vest eide Of their
elevator he ess eeespisd q preset
viii b Used sss Bic room.
Last Sunday qaits . aunber drove
70 ssad creek, sbess ssvss nils sessA
70 vitaess he bspsisiss Of those vho
united With Methodist church they
wsrr NJ and Mn J Croser By spriat.
lies Mrs Geo Springer BY iassrioa
The lsdiss 81 che Methodist society
Of this place will give . festival 10
The q 4 r Hall % Thunsday May IS
oil ere cordially invited 70 cone out
ssd Asvs . god tine.
NJ cad Mr. W ? Kisssy vess 70
HassisGs Tussdsy d this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

W. had . Zoe sain Friday night
The farmers out 10 this part Of The
county ore pushing the spring work
along finely.
The sick srs mend,ug slowly.
Mr.. Hutton aad Wilson on The
esst were better. Mr.. Stucksrs week
long car ache 10 better, spd Neither
Rounds was on I to church Sunday,
quite . good turnout " listen % the
Christian Uaion Church Of the Bible
preacher, Topic, The Everlasting Cos.
pol, hs spoke In the morning q Mt.
Hope, Subject The ssa Of 0tass. Both
themes we'll received. He presshss
st Mt. Hope every Two weeks theme
ae next sppoiatnsaA The Chuseh Of
The Bible 10 government: ordinssees
and practical voskisg measured By
rule. We are too bssy for nueh,
thss 10 political, "a nsen % look out
. little after . while. Mr.. Hsadse.
son sad others 90 tusaing over quits
. Bit Of prairie ssas The Cross Koaas
for Nj. 0ullifosi I.
Perhsps this 10 enough Tor The arst
from v. D. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
Ed Young while making On excava.
Mon struck . log twenty-five feet un-
dor tho ground. He ehinks thc log
we sotton wood.

Rev. A. W. Snider, the recent pms.
tor Of tbe Bs2tist church has goAs In
b che missionary work. Mr.. Snide,
10 one Of the finest men VIC have owe,
net, aud 10 . wholesoulcd christian
gentleman, . man Of broad ideas, and
telly ablc to express them The
church In this city has lost an able
divine. but we pleased to note that HI
Will DO much better rewarded iiusn.
eially u hts new home, Dcadwood,
South Dakota,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
New dry Goods st tho New York

New dry Goods st tho New York
Store.
Latest styles 10 carpets at +. V
Tsylor's.
Ases line Of picture mouldings a,
r. Y. Tsylors.
Sweet Orr ovsralls. All styles At
MeNitt 4 Galusha's.
For mothers Friend shirt waist call
on NeNitt 4 Gslushs.
II you want the best buy the " h,tc
for sale BY r. V. Taylor.
n. NJ. Martin 3 Soa have put o nice
sweing IN front Of their dry good en-.
posiun.
Oraages and lemons at Clincs can.
dy kitchen. Second door Of the + 4
N bank.
Anything 10 the line Of furniture
carpets, window shades, etc.. At loves,
prices at r. v. Taylor's.
Mrs. p. Nswhouse has . crossing
pat IN from her store TO tho opposite
side Of tho street for the convenience
Of her customers.
Remember that McNitt 4 Galusha
carry the largest best and also the
cheapest line Of Jeans, cottonadc and
vorsted paats in the city.
Al Sam, the Chinese Lsundryman
has opened . laundry, two doors nortl,
Of Til. CnI4r Office. He will do
6rst class work. He solicits the pat.
Fossss Of tic people. Il
For your spring suits either tailor
1sds or ready usde 70 10 McNiu 4
0~alusha'a On . tailor made suit
they guarantee . saving Of from t5 10
90 from any Que dt In the city.
O. ssd see Charley winfr,y, 10 10
rsesivisg . large number Of buggies
wagons. &c., constantly. Charley
10 . sustlsr and proposes TO do busi.
sesa. He guar aatees his goods 70 be
Of The best makes. Il will pay you
- buy OF him.
Prof. Goady has secured the pres
saes Of Governor Thay CT for the 9Th
OF Jsas q The commencement sxer.
eises Of The public schools Of which
time The following pupils will grad.
este: Nellie West, Villa Gather.
Alex. Bentley ssd John Tulleys.
Dr. Rice Of Asrors. Illinois. . prom.
taset pAysieisu Of that city. 10 visit
leg bic relatives ia this city. The
doctor and his vifc have both been in
III health in llliaois. but the inviy.
osstisg atmosphere Of Nebrasks il
doing them mseh good. As "a
"Elixsr Of life" the Nebraska climate
10 . grand success.
Log prices will alusys sell the
eooda One can see this by going
isto wisners. His stock Of women's
shoes has beea reduced to o third
he siss Il vss . month ,so, His
piles Of CistAisx are being lowered
snPidiv, AID NJ Ca see everywhere
70 the large store occupied By hies,
sAae 10 Ass soid . grsa, May goods
Nh $4,000. Gsod eso1s q tns ri
~ Aavs aees tAs vosk Tor hin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

Nebraska state Board Of Pharmacy.
This board will hold meetings tor The
examination OF applicants during The
present month ~ follows:
A. tho Murray hotel, Omaha the 18th.
A. the Capitol building. Lincoln, 10
At Holland house, Rcd Cloud the II
Examinations will bcain promptly ii
y o'clock, q. m.
MARD Or EXAMINERS.
Henry Cook, Red Cloud; Max Bscht
Omaha; Horny u. Boyden, Grand Island,
Jnmc~ Reed. Nebraska City and ]. T.
Riggs, Lincoln.
Henry Cook, President.
HENRy ID. HOyDEN, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

Lou vanes, who has lived in Red
Clend . great many years, and justly
entitled 70 The speculation Of "old
settler" although comparatively young
10 year.. he's purchased tho jswelry
sseFs Of l.. Il. Wallace, ssd viii
A~saeeforth b allied with che bust.
aess interests Of Red Cloud. Lou il
. hard working, industrious and Gu.
tespsisins young man and will mate
. success o. The business which he
hss Just embarked 10. tbs Cnisv il
pleased 10 go The young men II Red
Cloud eonlag 70 tho front, for il Il
The young blood that makes vigorou,
towns and eathusos new life into the
busiasse iatsrssts. We wish hiu
property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

The cathetie concert givsa By III
nsmbsrs Of The N. &. Church ehoi,
~ oas Of he most pleasant enter.
|taisnssts shss Il hal been oar pleas.
ars 70 witness 10 this city for . loua
tias. The esatsts Of "siagisg Gov.
~" 10 we'll named aad 10 d once %.
p'eeistsd By The audience for Il.
Saiqueasss Of eompositioa and pre-
ssaSslioa: The iolfoWisg ladies and
gsatlsusn took part 10 tie exercises
The Misses Belle spsnosls, Emn,
BroWn, Jessie Sherman, Josie lsou,
aad AnaA n. Randall. Msssss, L. Z
Albright II. +. Pond, G. W. Gather,
ss1 4. L. Fusk, Gee. W. barker, pro.
sidise % The piano. The scenery
'spesssassd . Aesse With various Gov.
ssS paistsd tAssssa, aad the singer
pssfsrnsd their parts from The iuisri.
o. Nth Only theis faces II view from
apertures Ia tho scene, and iosmisa
the base Of the aesthetic flower shsy
appreciated, each sisgiae % sppso-
pirate vsese. Il wss highly spprs
siaesd By The ls'gs audienes. sad %,
choir see 70 b congratulated sltAssgl
tAs night ~ very iselsmeaI Aflsl
ths saatata Was furnished shs follsv,
prosrss ~ rssdseed 10 addition Y
tho caatats.
Piano solo, ey Miss Minnie NeAvo,
Vocal solo, By Miss Belle Spasogle
Solo By c. ". Gather.
Solo By Miss Josie Igoa.
Maso solo, Miss Nisais MeAvoy.
vveal solo By Miss Emms Brova.
Solo b. A. l.. fuak.
EssA ssd every one Of The psrtiei
pasts did veil ssd vsrs loadly sp
llsudsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

The Akron, (Cel.) people are using
soos very questionable methods Of
advertising their town. They have
seest two columns u positively falls,
eeetsnsnta IN regard 70 Akron in IN.
StLeuis Rspublic. They tell abou,
street carr, mipss, ETC., which may b,
ell right for Akron but they won'l
help the town any. When people u
The est learn that their statement,
sss I'll m%oonshins aud that tho towt
10 eotAine but . liitlc inland towr
Nth eothine bat agricultural land I,
oaek u, ssd With NO prospect Of eve
bsiea more thsn . little village o.
1000 TO 1900 inhabitants. They vii
suso around and "smile . swore" cha
v'll not help Akron psepls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

0tssiss.s. less Ol sppssisa. sAss tired
eeelSA0. Iaistosss, Ayspspsta. Mood de
800 ceesnA, eSessAA. ptapasa. sAailov
- Se1ala9oS ~ eseea. lNvstsy n
ssss : 4 sc1Ii.s Ss.s'ss. ~ ~ I'd
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
HsNRy u. BOYpEx, Secretary.

Oswitt's little early sissss. Most
pleasant eathsrtio liver Pills svsf msds.
Sold by Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
Allaall~a lkleemnn

Attention R1eOWo0.
Every member Of Tie Gfs depart.
mont 10 requested to he prssssi q
tho regular meeting asSs Monday
night - business Of importance 10 4
como before the department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
1~Asvsstias xaeAiasey hsm ~ Wells
YalY city.

Chicago, April 18Th, 1850. --(Spseial)--
\ monster freight train drawn By too en-
etsss left this city to-day for uinnsapolis.
The eatire train sas loaded 9th De~sins
tvins binders and Dsssits Movers from
the votks Of Vim lhssring 4 g. 4. this city
said 10 be the larss-. manufacturer NJ
harvesting machinery in The world. The
train vss highly decorated and q brass
and In uniform accompanied II. On one
car . binder and a moving machine vers
snovu ses up ready foe vork. pispAtchs.
iroa points passed to-day shov shst en-.
shass~s'ie esovds greeted the train ~ al
s'as'os., aud the trip so far v noe grand
ssium pAai pfoesssion. u 10 not anussAi
TOT this Hrm 10 sssd eolid train icsds IF
machinery oil over The country. tas tAis
train sftrscs especial stssetsoa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

A complete stock Of millinerynna ds
10 oil the lscest styles and l6ved ri.
ces and Mrs s Il McBridc's New York
Store.
DR.. Emigh has moved his dental
psrlors from tho Red Cloud National
bank block 10 the rooms over TAylor's
furniture store.
Call and see Mrs. 8. Il. McBride's
millinery stock. All the latest styles
and novelties In hats and bonnets at
the New York store.
Morhart has just received q car load
Of barb wire which he will sell for
$40 per bundled including staples.
Call and sec him.
Broadhead dress goods 10 the latest
novelties, u,w and desirable colorings
just received. W. invite inspection.
Please call and examine st the New
York store.
just received the latest styles in
beaded wraps, sattsens, white goods,
Swiss embIoideries. Aouncings. hair
ornaments, laces and al sorts Of trim.
minga-Mrs. +. Newhouse.
For correct fitting clothing 60
where II is kept. We arc the only
merchants handling tho shoulder pad.
ded suits. They are equal to any or.
binary tailor made suit.-McNIrr 4
GALusHA.
II you wish TO purchase . shoe for
your boys or girls that will stand the
wesr and tear Of every day ufage,. that
is made Of honest leather throughout
and on common sense IDEAS call At
the New York store.
G. Wiener has, BY Offering his
childrcn's aud vomen's shoes at coat
and below thst price, nearly closed
out the line, and 10 offering rare bar.
gains to buyers IL 10 need Of any
shoes. His Low prices 90 mems
goods can not Be beaten.
A dry, hacking cough keeps the
bronchial tubes 10 . state Of constant
irritation which IL not speedily re.
moved may lead 70 bronchitis. No
prompter remedy can be bad than
Ayers cherry pictorial which 10 both
~ snodyss and expsctorsnL
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

Dewilt's litte sssiy sissss ere little
pun MAT - - Gsips o. sauss pals
ooal, sssy 70 sahss safN. Head By Cot
stng.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
Save Your Hair

Rf timely nss u Ayers Iasle visue.
This PREPARATION he's ~ sqwal - .
dressine. IL kssps the scslc eileen. cool,
and healthy. aud preserves the eolos,
fallnsas. and beauty az sAs hais.
~ Wa sNptdly becoming haid aad
fray; g are! esine two " ehseo
s sS,;''; ;A 81 H .Ss :,n ,I:;f VS. : e hs!i
colur Ms ssstofsd,"--Nsivin Aiiiich.
Canaan Centre, n. II.
eom sS'n: s,s'' r n. II " A 2ls. asl sa !:
then Ssed Aysss Half viSct sSi NJ
hair grew
Thick and Otrons.
be- eEy..sesly CON. g stay. -:
-S.n. wiiiisSssssss. t%Icssss II y 4sxss.
~ have nsed Ayes'a Hall. vlscs tce
Mcai aAtiAiactosy dreaina Tor me MATT.
II 10 all ] could dNlre. 6elAe hasuleaA,
causing the hair 10 retain 1tA Aalusal
color. and rcd0lsing Int . amAll ou0Htity
~ RENDER tho haiT eaAy "a apyIu0o."s
N!rs. ~. 4: Bailey, o Chasles Slspss,
uaverhill. Mas.
~ have. been using Ayers llais yiees
Tor scveral year. and believe Vkse Il k0
caused my hsie 70 retain ita aeeufNl
Dry lOoiS. &C.. bisieSvill:. NJ.
Ayers na!l vlge!,
N~0
N. j. 9. AN . o. l0wsaI oAaea.
ossa b UsNoelAsua yet6M
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
Q3ar0e0aAlNanes.

(3aSeQl0 A1ooe0eOs
The above Alliaace ben Q nembeS.
ship Of twenty-five and o@esrs - fol
lows:
J. n. Pope, President
q. A. Coon. Vice Pfesidsat.
Joha Earnss, Secretary.
John +. Fox. Treasurer.
Geo: T.. Coon, q y. MARTA ssd 0st
Pope, Ex. OsumiStee.