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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

With H. Al s~rFLfcsYfo~s. "a th~y csN rss
rrach tbe s~at Of tie diaeasA I.taFsh 8. =
btpdsi 90 ~ utnsloaAi aisxas~. sri "a ortrr
- cure u you hAve "a takc intrsaai r.ssss
dies. Halle CatArra Cure h sak~a iairT-
nally. and ssts dsr~ssiy On tar bast al
mucous sarfs-a HA,fs Catsrrh Car~ %
no aasrk mcdseano II was pr~~cTis~i D.
ono Of thc t-ss physscsaas IN th.s craa,fs
for years. and b . regular rscssrptea IL
10 cosnrcs~i 81 Tho hrss trnlcs hesswa. c-ra
with tho b-st blood prarsesfs, srtlas
directly On tho mrsces saYf~c-s The r~T
fe4 combination 81 Tho two infr~isnss -
what prslurvs sarh woo1cvfat results IA
cssta6 cssarsh. ~-nl Tor Testimonial. f-~s.
~. cux>rr& Co. frups. 1ss~so. a.
Hold by pgussi~.. price a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

VS. may differ Ia this world. but when we
ret 20 the cemesery - srs oil on . dred
level Indianapolis Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Tho following advertisement lately
appeared In IN Irish daily: Wanted.
. gentleman 20 undertake the sale OF .
patent medicine Tho advertiser guar.
antces IL will b profitable TO the updcr-
taker."
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

WoYt 10 10 that the brooe oooS u . oecces
..e s..sys ::ols Hl.ylsG js:s 2 E's here
IHsvrs Nss strong md ] married . dell
cate little lady. We Travelled much 10
search OF health bat we main invssids
until We beenn . usr of Ds Null . hsrsaps
rilla. We both are nov In bestce hsslth aad
fee. strouCsr.-k A. Nsshews, HssrissSrg.
Tss ash that he's felt . hook knsws ~
danger Of taking ~ jad6ooa-x. o.
YorL poisons that sc~umalsis In The
blood and fos sbf narAisssy ss IL eye
ten, are essdiestsd aud esPsfisa b. usfae
Pnckiy Ash bitassS. . as1aesos tAss viii
not tsy1tese he ssoNneee ~ eowsia u arts
IN . Ge0t2o Nj q thess detscote oggnoA,
and fsssosss hesisA In sver5 cass
-
Tls dechss Of iissFseuss-ne prsssAa
blaak shes accoppeasas rejected assS-
ear1p&-S& Joseph kevN
Do Sorn ciothes lAss - shey tsai ssi u
not you a~s be aslss go o. ssAAa-s ps
DR. thss ri them Try thes Dud SSfsA-s
Dobosns' Electric SoaA 05saU0~s te1A1
!! ses0e . sAssss ne usssHey .ves1sg
-: :ssSsesina..SSsss@sss:ssss t : !: $50"
Do purge Dor wsahra IL bev<aa. -
81 specially % ~ hvee ooA III ANsyfers
bvsr oorFssse Cesssee q 1--we IAA.
vhulDno - - hseesv wtea go - Oh.
- - 6oD6 ~ . u0j0 ke-G1mbD 0onoeAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

lsfS 0bsssisstsf
Not ct worldly essfs. bet .! oil raF;Aiv
comfort, 10 tha tspr wTcssh tsruscst~i 81
malaria Thc fell scpeSrcls has ever. sisaTs
Of ia thong In ais snce by nc~ietir. > hsaHa
arh 6tttrr.. its ONLY sure prseesuss ssi
rem~iy. DysYcpsss. hsiiossGrss. cossiFs
ttou. rtseumstissn. ncrsGassess ast ktdasT
complaints ere ais anseug the t-aNs sNts.
ticns which this iruesispui msi.elns e1vF-
ccmes with certainty. lie ,'st strmaasails
TnGass 81 wide diservHrn b-tur~H srif
rusdr man and a summer m.i,i msh
Washington star
TmrEr never wa. . Frtns-t= th9t gave ~
gussi satisfaction always a. ~ hssl swvsui
Ihrsuosers. Physicians rs,ommessi ttsesz.
-
LANCE ch~rks are always fashisf able faF
iaw ere suits Boston turrn4csc4zi
6rsT. eaalest ~ use ard cheapest fsss
iacuscdy for Ca,arrh. H. drugEisa H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

An lnsinuation &C A.. Ruth
''whst business are you following
now?' ]. NJ rossor-"I deal In stag
jewolry." C A. Rath-"i sra You're
In the cut glass trsAa"-Jewelcrs'
Weekly
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
DuRlFY YOUR
BLOOD.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Asa siways f~~ss ssr-2.a~alsteks shsa
tho ioctor hss called tss disra~s a. akiss.
scasdinS and unfamiliar iAua as4aS -fs-
change.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Arvpos w hat 10 sesis e~yaaIoa = ~
assy bookf' Grille ta'frr a ieaa paass
J punctuation - first sisss -DRrrn.a
raper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
YIrs is PAilD1espAas.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov s.-Fire last
night destroyed the Phi!sdeiphis Coop
eraee Company building. ~ % ~
Otsego steeet: The three story building
adjoining. occupied By =. c Tomson -
. soap factory, on Swansea street;
also . building used - . sptD
mill By NJ. ToUsoa; The ssssAGs
warehouse corner Svaasoa stsees And
Washington avsnue. Owned By the Pee
sylvsuis razlsosd coopsy Nth IT.,
costeAsA The ssoYdsa hossl sdJose-
ins the warehouse. VA badly scoseasA.
and . number OF dwelling houses
owned BY NJ Tomsoa. vsrs damaged
By DIRE snA water Total lsa. eiuAeee
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

XEv Yeak Xsx. f-1s1eD0h Z.
Rssgssssg sDs4la v1ss 0ssss4 66o'
fssls II - oosstv elsskss 49, agstnss
LILY wsssss CszeAul Dsehsa -
l~laelhesoseh- he vsE4sss 1e61D 80
~ ossey isaasA - Wsss ~soeneaed
RfxmiaehsA EnG. 0eDeonhRA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
AK~eoeH ne

OwkSsDoso. Ky, Nov. IA Gre bseks
ont about oiaAieas - ths hassosas Of
the Rod Hoosa which vas locally De-
stsoyed Il shes sap4dly sprsaA - he
Messenger ssvspapes saA - s0ea A.
J. WaAlsy's 1os sssoe building - u
A. EsasS' livery stable. anA % 80 ~
as ibis boar cay where 10 viii ssop
All the hese oe tie 1so 6spogsDsst
hes brsks asA ~ Aspassosos - bsaH
lsn aod has viseA Esaassflje saA Hen
dsssoo fog aoistanoA
Will r. Hahs ;soped fsso ~ shisa
ssssy vinAow Of ~ 2o1A 00aao - -
fasn,ly inisre4
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

BUFFALO. N. T., NOV. a-The Wells
elevator. tho largest in the city. has
been totally destroyed BY nre. Two
other large elevators and . number OF
adjoining warehouses ase now IN names
and tho IRE IL spreading rapidly along
the lake front
TIE Wells elevator bod . capacity OF
5ooL 90 bushelA The loss will reach
>8SayeoQ =.
Two arsues ere repeated fatally hurt
and Il u believed that several Others
aro vndsr the failing walls
Tho Wilkinson elevator at the ZOOS OF
Nain street snA sdjoiAins housns are
throoAooAd
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. g. - Latest
returns from the State indicate . plu-
rality Of 20. 600 and upward for G. w.
Peck. The Democrats elect . majority
OF the Assemblymen and the State Sen
ate. In the lower house they will have
= majority Of 80 or yer and in the Sem
ate . majority Of :. They elect : out
Of . Congressman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Tus ash that hos seii . hook knsws ~
daaG>e Of taking sasp jadGDesa-x y.
Ylcoyune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

received bruises as the result Of an ex.
plosion Of dynamite in Behan's quarry
at Louisville.
ELIZA GRIFFIN was found dead on
the prairie about eight miles northeast
OF Beatrice the other morning. It IL
thought he fell during the night in IN
epileptic at and died through cold and
exposure
RECENTLY . North Platte man while
out hunting shot and killed . tame deer
belonging 70 the Hershey ranch near
that town. He treats every man he
sees to the cigars to keep them from
teasing him.
A SYDNEY paper tells Of IN inhunaa
mother who .tortures her nve-year-old
daughter In . most vicious manner, but
out Of tender consideration for the an
natural mother withholds her name.
THERE are fifteen divorce cases dock
eted for trail 1t the next term Of the
district court in Buffalo County.
The negroes who were In janatCsaw.
ford. charged with IN sttcnpt to barn
the town. escaped . few days ago
THE other morning Coanoe NasscA
VA found dead under . wagon loea Of
stone six miles northeast q Greeley
CoateE. His wagoa had upset and fallen
upon him.
TosAcoo has been s~accessfally rsissa
in Coltax Cosaty this yeae. and nsxt
year n additional number Of acros vim
b planted
THE fAswsrs' elevator plan = con.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Providence, r. l., Nov. 5-The First
Congressional district complete gives
Spooner. A1lO: LApbam, D., 10,Se2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-10
ALIAS SUMMONS.

T8RRIToRY OF IDAHO, o..
Cout ~ Of Alturas.
In the Probate Court Of Alturas county, Idaho
Territory.
EdwsrdJ. De Kart. william Noueyman and
Walter J. Thompson. under the Arm, name. and
style Of Thompsun, De Hart L to-. plaintiffs. "
Nelson Hallock. Milton rinney. and W ". Phil.
lips. under the Arm. name, aud style of HALEY
ron Works. defendants.
To Nelson H.llock. Milton Pinney. and ". ".
Phillips:
In the name Of the People Of the United
States In the Territory Of Idaho:
You srs hereby notified that there 10 now on ole
In the oice Of the Prubats Court Of the eauuty Of
ANuras In the Territory n Idaho, the complaint
OF Edwsrd J. De Hslt. william H0nSymsn anu
Walter J. Thompson. copsrtners a. Thompson.
De Hart Co., demanding OF you $l69.77 and
interest from January lst 1885, ct 10 per csut per
annuiu. upon tbs following cause Of sction: For
goods. Warca aud merchandise sold and delivered
you by plaintiffs 1t your request. in 1857. AMI
that unlces you appear and answer to said COIN.
plant At my once in HALEY. I. T.. on the 25th
day Of November. 1859. at the hour Of IL O'Clock
m. after the service h-re"f exclusive Of thu day
Of service. judgment will be taken against you
for the sum Af One Hundred and Sixty. nine and
77-l0oths dollars ,sl6)77) and interest ~ above
stated, together with costs Of suit
In testimony whereof. I f. 3. Lem.
msn. Pr"b.t" Judge. have hcr"unto
iBEAL) ret my hand and sdix~d the seal Of
said court, at HALEY Idaho. this 18th
day OF september. A. D. 1859.
R.B. LENNON.
Probate Judge.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-10
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To N. Fl. FARnvLL and T. II. CULLEN, their heirs.
assigns. or legal representatives:
You hereby notified that have expended
the SUM Of one hundred (SlOjD dollars In labor
and improvements upon the
CYCL0P0
Lode Mining Claim. situated on the aouthwsst
fork Of De r Creek, In Mineral Hill Mining DIS.
tr,ct. Alturas county Idaho Territory In order to
hold said prcmis.' under the prJv!sions Of sc.
ton 1924. Revised statutes Of the United Sta&es
being the amount required to hold the same for
the year ending December -, 1850 That your re-
sp~etive proportion IL ~ foilOwh: Yen. H. H. Ear.
rel. ysur heirs. assigns, OF legal representative
thirty.one dollars aud eleven c~nts ($3l.ll): and
you. r. H. CULLEN, your heirs. assigns. OF legal
representatives,. thirty.one dollars and eleven
cents 1881 III. being fourteen forty. hths each Of
thu said Cyclops LODE Mining Claim. And II
within nins o a,Sn the service Of this
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure a.
co-owners. your interest in said claim will BE-
come the property If the undersigned under the
provisions Of ssid Section 1924.
DAN. REILLY.
HALEY, Idaho, January 2. 1890
First publication: January 2. 1850.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-10
Notice to Creditors.


Notice 10 hereby given by the under sisnsd, I'D.
ministrxtor VI the estste Of +. .. McAshan de-
ssased to the creditors Of. and ill persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary voucher, within four months
after the FIRST publirat on Of this notice. to the
said adm nisrstOr At the law office of Bruner /
Persons, HALEY. Idaho, In the said county Of AL.
tuIas
Dated At HALEY. Idaho. January 18th 1890.
JOHN WONSWICK
Administrator Of the estate Of +. o.
McMahan deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-10

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-10

Z A00 FREE. First.clsas facilities and best
Of teachers. Address. with stssup for return
postage, THE PARISH A'f0 CO.. Perish, N. i.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-05
Hardening the Brain.

While we were waiting at the depot
ina small town in Arkansas a colored
woman came up and asked if any one
Of the six white men was doctor,
One of them proved to be, and she
rolled her check apron in her hands in
aiassy Wav and asked if he wouldn't
"ii,t step uber TO de cabin an see what
allied her ole man. He found that h
had time, and said that he would 20,
and two or three Of us went along to
see what we could see. As we drew
near the cabin the woman halted us
and said;
lie bin all de doctah he's had an
Ize wjIIu' TO allow dat | might her
made some mistakes. When he was
fr>, tooken gin him turnip-seed tea.
Was dat right, doctah?"
Il cues, so.'
Later on l changed TO a poultice OF
wild oHions. Was dat right?"
'ltnight have BEEN
Den soaked his feet in hot water
viii wo9dashes in it, an put mustard
p18ItIce ON dc back of his neck
Yes"
Den big allowed he felt wuss, an so
lgmaged de mustard to his stomach
an soaked his head He dun com
planned ali the mawnin', an now Tze
GOT mustard on his feet, police on de
middle, horse raddish on his neck, an
he iaktn sassafras tea to warm up de
inside
"WeGl'
Wall if dere has bin any mistake.
doan' let on to de ole man. Jist skip ii
ober
We Wentin and the doctor examined
tae patient and found he had broken
n.y. aud told him what to do for it. As
we 'fit the cabin the woman followed
us 9aJ and exclaimed:
~ de Lawd doctor, but what a
g.sssa dat YOU dun come along! l was
laa aoetorin' de ole man fur softenin'
q 9e brain, an if / hadn't cotched YOU
@'atE was dun gwine to try to
1t'4eo em mp by mixin' sand wild his
P'Td1e.'-M I. Sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-05
uoved Two Wars and More.

r.srs we're a number Of us in one of
lI@ndon taverns made famous by
ne - - when great big fellow
peNgu,5 in and made himself very dis
siou''1ii IA with his mouth, One of our
a2Fes' ,sss man from Boston, and
pal't ~, or other he and the big man
s'ps ~ exchange words. The first
eaais 'rd 81 the row the big man was
saving; ,raat on the brag
.,1tr,t's all YOU can do
81. .W ,II dunno replied Boston.
Am do. When did you ever do a
u,amink. blasted thing?
How about l776?
Mayer heard Of it!'
How about 1872
Never heard of i'll"
.nid YOU ever hear of Bunker HIP"
= Gsye sir. That's where 600 red
.,.,. licked the life out of 1000 bragg
cng Yankees.
j cuess not.
.y9t, Does you dare to dispute the
Liverpool KIDD
RAt -
' Il have done that ere, you bloomink
.l,t and il saws as how all you YAM
Ess, run at the first fire! Don't it
uov2' 49,,
Don't it say that?"
THE bio fellow had pushed up his
sleeves and put up his fists, and it was
,I,in that row was on hand. He was
H. enough to eat up two such men as
RS.rop while he had friends to look
ami for the rest of us. Our companion
therefore took the most prudent course
srd acknowledged that history might
s.4 81. and probably did say 50. This
sgr,,jrd the biz fellow, and he turned
an,y and glanced at a Frenchmau,
s.o Il tourist, who bad come in later.
4h,fa long stare he walked up to
Crlno and shouted:
blast yer bloomink parley yons, but
we've always licked We out Of yer boots
on land and seal"
You speak Won big liern shouted the
Frencbman, hot in minute.
What. Call the Liverpool Kid a
liar TO his facet
Aye and | shall now give you Won
awful beeg lickingn
+Iahuny rot out of his coat in a
iiE danced around with his hands
M. and to our utter establishment the
Kid went right down into his boots
and ,,unk out Of the room, having no
more pluck than hen. We sat there
for i've minutes before any one spoke.
Then it was the Boston man, who said:
just think OF it, | can lick six fell
low, like that banty Frenchman, and
yc, THAT biz duifer made me swallow
two vaI, for independence and Bunker
Hill on top of them!'-N \. Sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-05

Sons OF Veterans.

(t FORGE II. LEGATE RELIEF CORPS NO
- 10. Regular meetings the first and third
Friday afternoons of each month Visiting
members always welcome.
Mrs. CnAWsOTTA PRIDEAux, Pres
ELLA VIVIAN, Secretary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-05

ATTORNEYS
John n. Jones.

4 rToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, DodFeyllle. Wis
VIZ practice In al tfre courts this State, ey.
cept The Iowa County lProbstel Court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-05

{ RADuATE " the Pennsylvania College ~ Dental
work speciality, Nitrous Oxide Gas and Fther I'd
mustered for The painless extraction 10 teeth on
he, w Cosds corner block over J. neuer's store
Mineral Point Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-06-05
Reese Il Garter,
DENTISTRY

A FToRNEYs AND C0UNSELLoRs, podgeyllle
~ Wis. VIII practice IN all courts IN IN. stat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
A TURKISH TALE.

Sab Merv, the beggar at the city gate,
Sab MeEy, the beggar and PHILOSOPHER,
la Ia. K with Brahn, at ease beneath the arch,
STOPPING TO pi, q kopeck to him thrown,
Found bleeding in the dust beside the coin
A ruby ring worth hat pT noes realm.
And while the beggar-group with eager greed
Pressed round him, crying: An, our good sab
Mery!
Allah be praised! none ever shall beg more!
The SultaD's daughter, proud In SILKS aud pearls,
Herself more o.els thsp tae Hours queen,
Envied by all who envy passed the gate,
And Brain, bold Cyn3C, with rare Irony,
As one who would say: $50 much Tor charityi"
Fiipped in her lap the seQgia O. bright god.
Which ne by luck had found some Twelve
months since
But wise san Mery, with rarer sapieney.
Threw on the satin black, beside tue coin,
The ruby ring worth half prince realm,
Ana turned 10 crunch a crust Kupeck bought
Foo! iool! A iool snd madman! orie1 they
al.
Not soI' though. she 20 whom the fortune fell.
what is TO me "a oaube Were 10 hin
The purchase price OF endless misery.
THIS ruby ring worth half priace's realm,
Yea, aud It's fellow, Z o. could Suea be found,
I'd give Tor his eoASented pOvef1y e.
-ErAest WAitReg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
JOHN LIS MIDNIGHT SONG.
1t Was About the Only Girl He Ever
Loved, and a Critic Tackled 1t.
Nav York Suu

John L. Sullivan turned up at the Van
derbili hotel one night recently somewhat
unsteady on his legs. Two or three friends
accompanied him. and promptly lined up
al the bar. Suiliyan's mustache has been
shaved. and he wore tight-ftting pair of
loud trousers. He did not look the
giant that he has been described,
and it was evident that several men at the
bar did not recognizes him. John was en-
tertalning his friends with a musical story
about the only girl he ever loved.
His upper register was little weak, and
Iii some OF the pathetic lines of the song
his voice didn't seem TO grapple with
the high notes. Sullivau's friends were
solemn and he was earnest and doing the
best he could. Within few feet of him at
the bar slightly built man with q sark
mustache was slipping gin 6Z and max
ing running fire of comments on the sing
ing TO friend.
"Such voice Is needed in grand opera
a little lacking in culture, but lots of
strength. ! wish he would Turn II on An
ME Rooney"
Sullivan heard this and il made him sad
He hoped 10 the middle OF the floor on
one leg and said:
Il can lick any unfortunate man that
breathes."
Only he didn't say unfortunate. The
bartender leaned over the bar and whis-
pered sullivan" in. the ear of the small
man with the back moustache. The little
mans eyes rolled uneasily toward the door,
and alter paying Tor his drink the critic
quietly ooZed out and the concert Was re-
sumel,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25

He BszxS TIA C1ampfs1 zs Ezzsna-
AnaEhar Massn Mnts.
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Amid great excitement In the audsence Qusnn
then stepped 70 the front and cassiensed any
man In the world for e SO side. Mr. Zieslsr,
the Jsp's manager, Immediately challenged
Quinn Tor . eetch-as-csseh-es1 nsfch for $500
side- This was Immediately aece2,ed
The referees rulings we're very fair, though
shoulders were not down in either fall The
Jap and Schumacher. Of Anaconda, meet at
Butte soon, and Quinn ssys lie viii challenge
the winner