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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-03-13

The Solomon Sentinel gives young
men some good advice concerning 60
ing into politics, closing with:
The chances against your becoming
honOred and distinguished amongst
your fellowmen is many thousands to
one that you will be left sitting on the
stool of repentance in the years to
come.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-03-13

The Enterprise Independent does not
believe in moral suasion as an agency
in converting bank robbers. 1t sug-
gests:
II is nothing uncommon nowadays
to hear of bank robbery Nearly
eyery day we hear of cashier being
held up. If they all would adopt the
plan of keeping a big shining "bull
dog" on the counter, in easy reach, as
Mr.. Case does, we believe there would
be less robberies.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-03-13

Herington surely cannot complain Of
hard times if this from the Vindicator
is criterion:
Our carpenters claim that as soon as
spring opens there will be more build
ing done than in any one season since
the town was first laid out, they have
many contracts now and are. most of
them, making estimates for buildings
every day or two. The outlook is GER
taiuly exceedingly good Tor spring
boom in the building line at least.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

IN! strange animals curious e,u eea
birds. Witch ~I-~r-si down ,rom htsA
shelves and were lac,~i ,.rv,hor D., cob.
ohirs's str-sn ,,~,ul ,"id 70 tho ,rsic ~
tho ,ssii~rBisl
Yes. Ssli thr old man IL r.pi, ~ ny
questions. am Q mct'nAiA r,Akrr. s.i
rs;,cr myscit that, have prSiared
soin" ~ tho u,,s, s~r,ist.c mctmsIds cs-s
placed uIon ,ho msfNst WLy slf,"
,~'niinacl the speaker. %~arwinr ~ IN.
der the recollection ~ bi. tuumvhs. 4
pr.isssd one ,ha, tslrt oven the do.
tors, YOU src, m.tmslds have t--n
made a. long 81 any ,hins The CHI.
nese manufactured thom centuries .eu.
AMI so we'll 'ba, a large numh.r ~ Pro.
pie believed In them and = tho sots 10
fairly done tho ~rS,iuctl1n ,s ono 80 the
best cards q SHOW can have.
'ono dsy . man csp. a. NE, and
lnos a.. IN" ! sA~ him thu, h-
maids, hu, tina, an N. ,as, tfir e nan
hal offered IA wager him r,- hupdr-,
dollsrs ,hs, be .cuii not daru H. allo~
the AID Ia he cot open 81 b.
wanted something that ~oald tsa, In.
sr~ction and |. read, tor such . 600.
unr.ecy ! told him ! ccula 10 H. swd
tvccl,od the order Ga So she.d
'~'i-nc'sliy In chosr ~ors I s,ah~i she
shins VIII cotton OF something ~ The
kisd and H., them 80. bot, In ,bis csse !
went to work on s.nurc rfibrlp,es
,.s the ssin ~ = monkey and separated
4, al ,h~ waist. then Aiia~cd ~ ,o dry "a
. mummy auuld all ~ ~hlrh I bslpsi
along ~ the application ~ tra, nos
tsh . nsh. .s'tntBon la The ,hlns -es
ono ,ha, ~.ald no, l.. familiar and
treated ~ In = simiiss ssy. sDj mail,
ipincj theta ,"go,h"r fastened soslss
ut.pn ,hs monkoy pofu"J and osfsfull,
graded them up smuag ~. bsi'.. then
i~n'rrdarci some hair do~n ui-pn ,ts
ssh portion. iisrpacl.s ~.rn fastened
here and there AMI sgroa, 90, YES Icy,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Bvfstl herr, Row.; Ve 04os - gOn0k
eaoov 80 aothins 70 80, AL dAy;
Tea nioe oock 70 The camp And eloVtaa
bas vhete " cadA SAsn we've 'Stsvek tAe
~.opI - ~. Aess 70 esists
I'en oseess " Soe esefn gut
S.een's eospsJy. vnere se Af
sss.vsu0s
~ SOM TOT Uvs-
10Y Wy " sir stsTNss'ca
"a''se" sssds Hs~ shsss'fess o. eiae
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
4 MERMAID FACTORY.
An Ola Art.ns~s Tolls How the
Nrcns Arr Made
mssAs,s' tAs-i,ss S~s~s-s ~ stsNss' tsis
u s~s-sss esd ~ sss,u,
tss~sts ~UA sh~W~sss
ovss oNsss~ss lss~ssssA

"N~rwatds made ani repaired" SOB
IN advertise meat. sANs . -ttter ~ The
Philadelphia rmes ~ss ~rh calculated
~ sttrsr' st,~n,lon. ani ., ~ eonfrcn,
81 me- one dAy In . nulc ~'rcYNeu,si
s,r,ci IN . large Eastern civ. I DO
t"rfsin~i ~ maAr ,.s sqsaiatAnc@ ~
the maker ~ thrs" inc>,ngraiu.s tNli.
'ng an old 'Asaiohrd ht.s. bell handle.
. iit,ls cid man cr~n~, .rh q ~gssr~
rsi-t zap osnr 'o -. dose. and alter
-yr,hs me sssricteUslN fof . nnemcst
in',tsi inc In 1h~rv pAs Tho 't-gfs~
iy array ~ -mr,y ,psrs," vial. con ssis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

WNA~~t t~s~A 49, <t~s sssss
tbs i.sslr tcs ~ lssa rinl,tN. 70
rftEs~i irAsee 10 ,~s@,1alNs 's~sua
~sys tbr >re Ncvs rss shr,ssN
somaan rAasei ssls~ thssst,u, saa prw
,~ei. Nv a.t~ ts,ssA tps "a va veAfs esd
see 10 a,'- ~setssliy s~nicrrsses q s,,,-
Ia, t..,. vsaes .,e.uns precautions
sxs.ass frav.t Tho -rsss - the ~kiNs
- . '.rso.s ~ tsasss ssisNN Wives
ssru-A u-l'lsHs~ usfr,,e. ~ sa,re Gle
hsi iput rhibif~a a., nss dssi The
i-s,h ~ trF huaissa 90. NE t~~sinstas
~ hvf fssA She 10 q sganetts ~tts
h'tlitss, eyes .wi s,essi,s vyysus
a~ss b IA, tg,cl .iare hsy alleged
'Asiins h~ssa oStss ,h~ tAfV ~ q w
tAicR. -hu .ass that ~ stsltoi hes ii~~
4~aentiy aaA. ~btlr ssshts - "a, ahss
boz .,Nsy ~.. uswvS acshsci "a ,~sy
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~ .isscf,sstsns ,hst s,ss IA ~,iestlhsalis
49,, hss lslas
sAw elssss ,~'ss~i sei tbt, con
srart thv Asctas In he susplsls~ ,Aa,
ite ~~msn ~ss ~ra~r~is % ~~iirafr 49,
%,"sicai aha r~sasrs snf~nss,saa ir.wi
IAst uNoAlh, hcss,sE she selusis'tls
a'cfol u.s. sabuai, 81 tee elssns, sgr
'o,liAre~ the is.'t,s, ustsht -tss ~ btsso
arsn tef. ama the p'~s"at sssts srse 10
svs The dslat lss .ss~. ,Nss hc 1~,s
vsrty rs~esatias against ,flebs'f 80 a~s
rcil boz ,hr~. .e~ss N. svesas tss
wmsles-i ani~s sssra In . rlses etefs
~ "a 10 allowed IA ts,ns s,iti hssi ~
.ny .sri she has srasA snis . n,tls
~s,.' In -tlss sssss, ass t~.s dissolved,
-hl.h she rrP~ ,s.i 81 epce. AMI hAs
.erA~i oaeo . Ia, a HI, .. egssss ~
tab. a ,~a taste frsaa hoe ss-uta ts
lA'Sn rFprsss~s 10 se.p be- Se5es sasni
Toe sisu a-,. ~. 300. 30, lt.s y, "
espls.n the cAs., hat k.s tvtefF~i " ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

"How sme ] hithrrf'1 sstst. family.
u . truth, Poeesdcn trousls th~v
0srsaecr." answered . rough vo.cs 10 Der
oarous Greek. FOR We found thee esst ELSt
upra the beach Ike . dead dolphin. abe
broughl thsr "a or house, for we ere nsher
folk And hero ncthlnss must thru is
awhile, for thy kn LEG V brokeu BY tss
force Of the wsvcs."
ls,rovs 10 move ny foot but could not. .,
vas true, the bone VA broses sto,e Ia.
knee.
who m thou aud bow sst tho pamcdr
askod the roagl. b~sricd ssaior.
II an sa Eyyptiss srsvsiss wtsoss Chi,
hath Junk In the fury % tss gsss. sad Oiyn
pas an ] nsrned." ! Aaswsred. foe O.y N prgs
ihcse propie called Q nosnisss shss % ksa
sighted. and therefore ! tosk The sams o,
hazard And - Olympus krncsfor's wss !
Known.
Here vita shess rossh oshss.sels a. !
obsds fos the hat OF . yeay, paying then Q
LITTLE out % the sau ef eosd the, bed ops.e
safely aAhoVs spos ma Ias Lons vss u ~
fore ny Aoees Grsw togsises agssa, osd
b vas ! lst sensvhss % . cvppe Zoe !
who Asd eesa % ta.i 40 ssSsaghss sA slrcss
soW hnpA-oas LIMB ksir6 sAossss sksa
the eeber. And sf,ss ! rs<sSeesA sroo .,
bait sill lived there. $50 ssisA VITA
hen q ~ tSsas ~ askssG: ses vhnAey
sAcsia ~ Of What I sAss.A q sAss hsss
Do, and. Tor svkiis, tsis Wss ] - bergss
sNAsant 0sAsvnAAs, esd - vsas ~ Sssry
ass svsy. AnA tAess osspas ssuessaA -
sisdly. tAssGA. - s<Asrs. NY feared ~
oseA. Ae!1isG - - 10 vans1 krossSs
hIthss ~ Tie 80 vos nsssiats slsa .,
ssrcvs hsA stAapA - stsUsss - sss>es
- ny fscs that ne gAsis0 sAsss1s s,ss
ssasfsi % vkss ~ sssesaI re oAinL
nsss sAes ssnaa. al q isas,A enc
sAsss - ! Icy esd strive - ss>y. gysss
r~s'hssesas cane Spua -. ssl . eaSssy
dssiss sers Gaee ~ 80 ~ tvuaA fsoosf
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rae 30 ts1 - sescs6 vss n o. SAs lssl
tAsa Dfses u 80 dsws Irsss fvv0 NJ ~
- stssw. ssA e%cAs1 eyssif 10 ~ 6ssss
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n sovwi ssd 90 ~ sssrs AZ Inns
oes srsss cry sf oaiAoA ~ = ssss -
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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,boavh, the, even ono el.. .ss ssi.sp
r'ro,sshi, s,ssy n tsd ,~ss. he, ,hsy
vot. me
Wbew ! sss eayush s-sss ,s bsss
sbsl y "a going ~, ! L.s.S h.'
"vril I ian, rsr~ ,hins yos'se
ersi n.sn All ~sni
Yea btos. IL 30. '.il pa .ss, "
ID. i.s, VOID, s.ae .. yss sl-s,s haze,
sin', ity@
",os sna ~ hs's u. ,s-' .ri,s's,ty.
%, go sa.',T"
'Nsu u I ao.t
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ant ,ou7
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,hinr seth ~rsyssiins
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- Day
"tns DO
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ess sci ali.s late hi. ts',s
Then %. ha.el 'st.n' s,'u, ssif,sls
lrr 10 t.rs.i' " .sts "a ts.s sss lea,
.ngg sod ia ira a@s ssss, sAss
I dan h.iss,s ~ 10 . s9ei U~s,t~ss
tAsts'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

- Ou AuotI WEAVIuNNI IN Il
heavy cloak. " no pssscs ~ ss,d the voie,
Of Brennus.
"a merchant NAV n please thee. cir.
who having brought rlfts from Alesandrls
to Q lady Of the Oucsa's household. and,
having been snicrtainsd Of the i>Av. now
departs 10 his galley" answered In Q
feigned voice.
"'Cmph." he Rrpw,cd, Tho lsd,ca Of
the Queens household keen their sucs,s
late. Well: 'tis n time Of festival. me
password, Hir Hhopke~prr, Without the
password thou mus, urcds return and crave
tho lady's further hosp,tauty."
".An,ovy.' air. and = right sood ~ord. ton
All, rye wsnJrred far Ana n.rc, s.v
rn.t,v = man .na a ,rsst = Gcrs,.i A.a
marx Won. si,. ~ tr.veisa "a ara go
manv Gersr.is"
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go. "s" ~ ~ 10y
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a. eoi,o. to .....S ~ ss.~..."
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49, -" :
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MM,is So 800. '
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~nasI.'c" or,u"ss. s'sn.nH so."Hru ma
.i-S~ns Sa"sy. Lnk-r nov nut u
.me. o'..s 'neo Sa "'Vnhus Wo" .,sks1
"ls 49, w sANo so'nS, Sarews'', .s",
80 =. $3.50 TO- 49,.
~s""
.'-Nm al.
.sAVs'n nre"aus, 49,
snsWcsvu. sha We koes. ~"H, o. o"e All
80 w." ." w. "o1rov .as
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

p's rhsr,a, sni tisli cell sss~s spS.
.~isiists In s.ssou. disease.
The %crlnipa ~ the seis.,ors ~ NE
fssts' !. al,hi.i cs~nyerst.s he, sA,.s
believe iupiicl,,r that h 10 ss sAs ,'~
,.na, .p be. snA-t H,is. ,ssrtfs,s"..
All are .sp~-uns o'hny ",'ssiss trs,s
a~r In ass ume. osks,s ,~ai,sss hss.
rather, ~ H. y~ssse SOD ~ 81. devil
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

MADE my way down
the stairs Ia safety.
and presently stood
In the courtyard Of
the great house. u
Was but IN hour from
dawn, and none were
stirring. Tue last
rcvelcr hal drunk
his MI, tho dancing
girls had ceased their
dancing. and sileeW
lay Don tho city,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
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0~ssss ss..assssssssA

~ ~s,-s 4. sss-s. s.t sgssss 70
- ts~A " SAL 9 h.Ns "sss~y AsstI.s t.s
News Va sst HsvsAss. ~As hsi sAlGs Zee
~sss ksa 20 p s&tA. We t's4s~..s s-.ss
,sss i..ss sS ~ .ssiss.
~, tsi ssshis ~- " Ass ~S<s 1890
~sss Vsf. ssss W~ls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
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NrSssep, ~ ~.@,A ssll 70 A,skty s.ss~
ses~S.J ~ sAs sssss.s Os e~ssA1ss IL
g~s. ,e,.gss ,ss .sa-.. 81 .aI s..,s
vests hssasess ne ss AusssA ~. e~S
v~~fteossss Nd W 81 lsseuss,s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Voc. Sss sss.-t ss.iss, s-ssisss sSs -
10000 % 1-ss sAsssss,S ttsssSssuN
thssshfs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

s,tA . tssSa@aars -s. tS sSsA ~ As.s s.N
. s.~sv,ss 'ht-sT e~ssSA~ss-s Asv~e
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

tee asis 49, ,.sls. Nssssss ~ a~ssfs
f.-l !. ., wr.vg r~- 10, a-s's@~ $3.50 tssss
70 ~ stip ssA tssss ssstsss. shss otsso
ESQ. w.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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i@sNh ~aaf sNsL go s~s - fsttss sAgs
~. 10 ~,ets = ssass s,ss sas, wAt ssss Ne
sNA4s ~essNs, Sas ,Ash he eaa t~ss es -
NJ. ADV - Gao tAs. "a sessAy st Nass ewt
,As, ~ul sgAeAs No sN~~se Ne No. sas ~
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uss - fsll SIS ,ss Asefs ~ sAses~s ess -
ssp~vtps~.ssd MA fNs, ~ses ~ We Ne
sses~s tvw~,, tss 'hess ssi@sns IN Va
sssrt tNsf go sa&r vtNltse ~ ssss mssaa
@ss "a ~sssNsa Mss ~t9 sAAs us~s
SOL No ,hss~ ~ ae~ v~.@~tv ~NN<~ s@~~s
. s~ssAbay hss $500 tstsa sei sess~e
10 ,hs~..sis "a ~lssesas~s ssi 80 esvss
eszs fsas~t II W s~sa~A ssalshs fs~s
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- yassssat q. ssss s~A essss~ssss Ell NJ
vs>i ~s.'~tasi aasistss II tskssss eat 70
Hss ffVs~ sli its ei~sstes sels asshss~s "
~ti s~s~ sAil.s AsA ts-s< ~Ass Sststs1
f.ns " ~tn sies pr~~S~s ssa eass ssisee.
taree~ss sstpt-A sse I've Hssss~o "
vstN.~ ED n = ts~sdy sssshY "a wSsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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yez sy~ saAaA~ss ~ . Nssss1, -
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-h~sss ys~- Ne 1ssvs sAss ~ gss sss
ss.tA sss u~s 1shss . stsls sys @.ss@s
ALI 3 &as svsy snk . U.s.
~As1 vsss Cd yp4 o. ta~xr~
ssssA Avfs Lsst svya sE.sr
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

er~s W and do~n sbs stsiorss. shyvpVt
~hlk any q could r,Aaiiy 800 ~. vihs
sna ,hn ioinIns ~ the s.r,shrs
Tho faro bal b'en given sn ssoeifsa
i.ps. tho hands wcro ol.nsl,d srd ali
In all I, vas ope ~ Tho mss, dl.sr-ss
bio slsh,s ! ever sav e,.s ,hnssL ! sla
t~v~ivos a.
Yea " paw. ossnt,ats ssusssS,Ia
When tb.y Exhibited 10 Q siasA sss
thrusn --ns tho isssy. sd chen ps
question: sss rs,~i b I-oyrissp, .osia
ssr that he .gea l.s,. ., Va . cysmmIt
v. ~ HeStoAI o thee ,~iss ss,rsd..,
~ obtaining syrss eo.sss,y In o.s
ess . ausis. a. y.vvisrlki as tsgs
v,ru o,gnpir,eiy 4-ei,.d. sd sissssa .
pass' ~is~uss es~.in s,sts..sts
shssh Tho, ssA msas "a ss1 sss~t ,sss
b nsrpsd sss . shan
ss>s's sss,
a i~ssts'es that hA to- s~ss,si
ris~1s ..'sssSsd bic ssS,ss~s 90 sas
1sS,ses 81 t~s,I,Ss~ss. vss istssvsvssS
b. . mas ~s@ AGO. sna sssaI
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sss ,sisis go ell tass tss IN shls tsss
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tDs sss xls.Assa. ssr.~ .As is~sssss
sssss's4. "ssli1ssss s~ys 10 ssy go
81 ,sses-
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,srsistss. 80 sast ray sse~ I'll eu
ygHs ~sy W. ssoss uwss ! ksss lsss
sssisz ;, ISsss~s~sasss 'ssssA yesx4s.
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us osssssf eta he hat 90. ssA - !
.sss'i l'~sgki - 'as, vs,. fs.sels<~s
~ Dss n, tss -. sss tsAss
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ssvs&rxr ssseS
"a. ~. thsee vss 50 a8y~,A~4. b~sl
,~N 600. ssssss 'sskSs s.sks sy 49,
Assssssv Tys,skss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

tss,s ~ ~.. $500 - -sssss- ssassse
So ~ 's.Ss,A s~stssss~~-.s iAsassus
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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~ tNsA,s ~ W. 60, @~s B. NJ , u
800. e.. Es.s
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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ssNtFtrd " N.ss eess 49, asssssa ssss -
ssssS e~~t@e' ~ -~-4s svss ~ s~.sssa
t~aftasss~ rsss ts~ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

XIV.

ON rUH sscAP ov HAAnAcNis FROM "a
~ MA BEIA0 CAST roRrH A. An %ovvGmISC
III THE OoDe Or n sRA; 80 uIs NJ
~ rus ISIS OF Cy pRcS; ~ MA RRTrNS 70
ASorrHts; ASO % " OF AuxN
RMmAr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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eel ASss, sssp~s s1~s vNi - a~~tsA.
Ussy . t~ . N~@Asi
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

= drew near tho gate. and
was challenged BY On on
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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49, sss~s sa.sstsssi 70 s~ss Sysss4ss a
Ne .Ai ssssa sstn na=s a<sIsst
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
CLEOPATRA.
Bsiag an Account Of the Fail AID
v~eagsaaes Of Harmaehis. the
Royal Egyptian,
As GET FORTH BY HIS own HAND
BY II. RIDER HA0GARD,

Author OF king Soionson's Minss,'
"Sho." ALLAN ouatssuna,n."
Etc.. Eso.. Etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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~ ssr is rst@rtTR~ ~ssats-sssssi ~ Ne
ss es~A ~ tsAs n~a4 ~ ~tsssssN3s, ~
Ts~i -~sA~tes aasli'sss - ssAssss ess e
bS~ ifrl~ 81 y 49, ,essefs ss""~eW
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gives the town AN airy and rather un-
substantial promise Of friendly consid-
Grafton IL at any time emigration should
set toward Montana as il has toward
Dakota and Washington i'm the past.
That is the very tide which Missoula
wants to set i'm motion through the
agency, i'm part, Of n certain ticket
privilege, an agency which Mr.. Hanni-
ford, enormously i'm our Judgment, de-
clares not to be effective.
1t is pretty clear that the Northern
Pacific Is not now disposed to grant
MissOula's request. OF course, tile talk
about the relations of the association"
to the question at issue Is all greek to our
people: the Northern Pacific can quote
with impunity the rules and the risks
involved i'm any clashing with rules gov
erning other lines that is a point which
everyday sort of people cannot hope
to discuss. But we imagine that, all
the same. Missoula will keep up a
racket on this question. III its people
were to ask the support of Butte and
Anaconda, we fancy they can get it.
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TWO ARTFUL DODGERS.

Both Fired by the Same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fully Realized.
From the Toledo Blade.
A young man who travels for a New
York bible concern was at the BOody
house yesterday, and along in the after
noon, following the promptings, or rather
the wooinRs of the spirit, started back to
the bar for n drink. He had just reached
the door when he was startled by an APP
paration i'm the somber clothed person of
his employer, who had stopped over a day
on a flying trip to Chicago, where bible
houses find n large and attractive field.
Seeing the employer, the young man
unconccrnedly walked on into the wash
room and began to lave his hands. The
employer carelessly sauntered down the
long corridor. round through the billiard
hall, and just as he entered the bar again,
bowling politely. walked on into the bill
lard hall and became absorbed i'm watch
ing n game of billiards. But he kept an
eye on his employer. and when he disap-
pearcl returned to the bar after the COW
cted drink.
Again he ran into the old man and pro-
cccdcd on into the wash room, where he
again bathed his hands. The employer
ivory globes. Anon. the young man made
another effort. The employer was again
encountered: Then they changed places
billiards and the old one washing his
hands.
The drummer then conceived and exc
cutcd a coup IL ctat, or something OF that
sort. He called. for his coat at the coat
room and told the old man as they again
passed into the bar that he guessed he'd
go out and call ON n minister whom he
was working mp into IL bible-buyinU mood.
Then he walked slowly around, came
through the billiard hall. and once more
went into the har.
"weii," he said. smiling pleasantly, rs
he encountered his employer again. ''for-
got to wash my hands" Then he stole
int the wash room, peepcd around the
corner Of the wall until he saw the old
man disappear; then Inc fastened back to
the bar. The same inspiration had fired
the old man and they collided once more.
Then they had to wash again.
BY this time their hands were white aud
soft and their fingers beginning to shrivel
mp like IN Canton avenue washer woman.
Both were growing desperate, and the old
man said. i'm n cnIelcss, manner:
.0h. by the way. nhiilup. do you ever
Phiilup said. well, once i'm a great
WHILE"
Then q great feeling of relief filled
them. I~Sistrtst was meta orposcd into
perfect trust and sweet confidence, and
tho dark despair of the hope that was dy-
ing in each longing breast suddenly
Frightened into the glad. joyous. spark
ling sunshine of expectations all fulfilled
and hopes fully realized.
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1hs hANkiEORD LITER

IL appears to DE the opinion Of Nr.
Hanniford. of the Northern Pacific
company, that there isn't much merit
in stOp-over privileges such as Mis-
SOula is seeking. 1t will not be easy { %
convince the business men of Missoula
that Mr.. Ilanniford has the right view
Of it; and they will instinctiveIy point
tn the successful use of the privilege i'm
Washington towns-in some of which
the title to IA good deal of real estate
happened To Ike in the hands OF gentle
men whose official relations with the
Northern Pacific are close.
Mr.. Hanniford's letter is a renewal
of the points which the Northern Pa
ciGc company has urged Whenever
cities of Montana has sought the favor
now asked by Missoula. II recites
matters relating to the roads early ex-
p%erience and not strictly pertinent now,
since passenger traffic conditions in
Montana have undergone radical
changes i'm ecent years. 1t proposes a
special rate ticket from st. Paul to Mis-
sOula at a figure which a hardly be
deemed q very generous concession, in
view of what Missoula asks. and il