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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-22
HARDEST AND BEST WORK.
dallas Eagle.)

To the RALEIGH STATE CHRONICLE, in
our opinion. belongs the honor of having
done the hardest and best work for De-
mocracy during the campaign. It work
cd hard and manfully against Radical
and negro rule, and it had the satisfaction
OF finding its work successful. It, by
its conservative course, tended to har-
monize the differences and conciliate the
factions of the Democratic party, while
many other papers were rendering the
breach between the factions wider 1t
was merciless toward the Radicals in ex-
posing their evil deeds and to its infu-
ence very largely is due the fact that
Radicalism was routed in its stronghold
in Wake. The CHRONICLE deserves the
thanks and cordial support of the De-
mocracy of the old North State
DR.. BLACK is we'll known throughout
the State as a prominent minister of the
Methodist church He is now Presiding
Elder of the Raleigh District, and has
held many important appointments in
the Conference and was at one time edi.
tor of the Raleigh Christian Advocate.
Besides his ministerial capacity oil
which we need not speak, DR.
BLACK is what few preachers art
| viz: a su :cessful fnancier. He knows
how to handle money and take care o
it as we'll as to preach and pray; and il
| his new work these business requisite
will be greatly needed. We are quit
| sure that DR.. BLACK will take it as {
compliment when the CHRONICLE say
that his wife is the b3st man Of the two
and that "Aunt Mary" as she is Known
is favorite with all the children VIII
know her. Foremost in every goo
work, she will prove valuable help
meet to her husband in his new work
She is the editor of Bright Jewels"
popular paper published for children
The CHRONICLE wishes the new Super
intendent great success, and prays heaN
ems choicest blessings upon him an
upon the orphans under his care.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-22

Extra fine Aspinwall bananas at
BARBEE & POPE's.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-22

Fancy Florida oranges at
BARBEE 81 Pores.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-22

Farmers Alliance Leaders Confident
OF the Growing Strength of Their
Movement in the Country-.They Have
High Hopes for 1ss9-.Already Claim
ing All the Agricultural States and
Their Faces Set Against Any Idea OF
Fusion.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.


Commissioners met at 10 a, m.
Carter and King present.
Petition of w. r. Parish to with
draw from official bonds of james
Burnside Justice of the Peace and d.
w. Stoddard Constable of Beaver
Precinct read and relief granted
The following official bonus ap-
proved:
James Burnside, Justice of the
Peace, Beaver Precinct
T. j. Smith, Justice of the Peace,
Eagle Rock Precinct
d. w. Stoddard, Constable, Beaver
Precinct.
Don C. Walker Water Master, Louis
vile Canal Co.
Joe Morris, Water Master, Rexburg
Irrigaung Co.
David Rerie, Water Master Farmer:
Friend Water Co.
On motion Board adjourned.
G.. A. RoBETHAN, Clerk.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17

sufficient ability to represent the new
State in the United States Senate
must have following at home and
that following can make it very lively
for the Judge before the convention,
if it feels called upon TO oppose him
for Congress. The News credits Judge
Sweet with more political sagacity
than that.
HIS HONOR JUDGE BERRY, in let
ter dated at Challis, May 9TH, to the
Salt Lake Tribune, does not conceal
his belief that certain aspirant for
a Judgeship in this prospective State
is misrepresenting him ON the law of
watel rights. After disciaiming any
belief Of intentional Misrepresentation
on the part of the Tribune, the Judge
says: "Not so with certain interested
parties and politicians, one at least
of whom seems to be busy in this
matter. That man is a candidate for
Judgeship in this prospective State,
and doubtless thinks that misrepre-
sentation is proper ladder on which
TO climb to that office. 1t looks as
though that was his view. 1t may
be the appearance is deceptive, and
that he is simply mistaken. But
whether mistaken or some other cause
is equally immaterial to me SO far as
he or his purposes are concerned" F"
That's plain talk and the public by
unanimous consent will accord to that
candidate for dgeship the fool
for a personal explanation. The ser
geantatarms will preserve ordel
while the candidate has the floor.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17

Bunting & Co. receive weekly from
acarloads of general merchandise
are in a position 10 sell cheaper
any other house In bingham
Iasy. Give them a trial.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
.At Hunlen,s ITappu Altar.

Married in Salt Lake City, Utah,
May 10th, 1890, by Rev. FL. Arnold,
pastor of Westminster Presbyterian
church, DIR. w. II. Behle, of Blackfoot,
Idaho, and Miss Anna Bantly, daugh-
ter of Rev. Mr.. Bantly, of Dubuque,
Iowa. DIR. Behle and his bride are no
new made acquaintances, he having
known her family for nearly twenty
years, and now that their acquaintance
has ripened into love and love into
marriage, their many friends wish
them long and happy married life
Tie DIR. and bride reached Blackfoot
Tuesday morning and are at home tc
their friends at their residence, corner
Second and Asylum Avenue.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
VIGO.

The thoroughbred Stallion, VIao, VIII
stand the season at my ranch on Black
foot river, three miles south OF town.
commencing May lst, 1890,
TERMS.-Ss5.0O CASH.
pEpIeREE--vigo by Imported BILLET; .L;,,x
nkMNAnnie Lexington by OLD LEXINGTON
Color, dapple brown, weight 1925 lbs
FRED S. STEVENS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
WARRANT CALL.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE, !
r1I,sr1-fo,t TdahO April 18th, lS9u. \

COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Blackfoot, Idaho, April 18th, lssO'i
NOTICE is hereby given that the tpllowlnigg a naig
nnon presentation with interest thereon g
Sate AZ presented within sixty t60l days from
,iate Of this notice Interest will cease from
and after this date.
GENERAL FUND.
fulv nth. 1859. Nos. 410 TO 49,, inclusive.
nctoher IL, lSSq, Nos. ass to $50, inclusive
SPECIAL FUND.
octoher II. 1889, Nos. 40 to 81, inclusive.
January is. 1890, Nos. l to 5, inclusive.
C. B. WHEELER,
Treasurer of Bingham County.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
CUT FEED.

car load of Cut Feed, Oats and
?, iust received at
ID. II. BErTnAS's.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
NOTICE

To Stock Holders, Blackfoot Irri-
CATION Company, June 7th, 1890, the
Trustees will receive all work done
on the ditch and on June 10th, 1890,
certificates of stock will be issued for
same providing assessments ! and 2
are paid which are now due.
GEO. A. RoBETHAN
President.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17

We have a line Of children and
misses every day shoes seamless back
that cannot be beat for the money
Come and see them 9, Bunting & Co.
Bunting & Co. carry the largest
line of Boots aud Shoes in Idaho and
at the lowest cash price
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
Public Notice.

All persons now indebted to the
late general merchandise firms of Ber-
ryman & Rogers and Sheldon Brown,
are hereby notified that all accounts
not paid in or settled by note will be
placed in lawyers hands for immedi-
ate collection. l.. w. WEST,
Collector.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
Spring Fever.

At this season of the year the most
vigorous and hearty people often have
feeling of WEAKNESS, tired and worn
out. without ambition to do anything,
and many break out in pimples and
boils. What you require is a mild
tonic medicine that will act gently on
the liver and blood, and for this, moth
inc equals DIR, Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They give an activity to the
liver, purify the blood and by their
mild tonic action, new vitality and
strength to the entire system. Sold
at 25 cents a box by Behle & Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
sheen For Sale.

| have flock of fine sheep for sale,
Young, well graded, and will shear on
an average of ten pounds Parties
desiring to go into the sheep business
just at the proper time, had better see
mine before buying Others that may
take ten years for grading and then
not be equal to mine If they are not
the finest flock in Idaho you need not
buy them. viii sell any or all Some
mutton sheep and lambs in the flock.
Address SAMPLE ORR.
Blackfoot, Idaho,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
DIssolutIon No,Ice.

.arm OF n. MOORE n 90. composseq, ,Sn y,
Esnah y. Moore, Herbert Horsely aho l,a 'da,, iax
i ssyadot AZ, hsOda Springs, Idaho. nus "" "hax,ing
\ qse0lycd, tho said John feeny ,ts,sncsI
W entire intsreat therein 20 said hefuJirs 'i,,.
zaely, and reIires tharcfrom, The remain.
sltnsrs, n. Moore and Herbert HoIscg w.,
lsrtncrH, win continue the business % ,sbn
4 wv y same arm name Of II. Moore y 49, 49,, ana snd
sssumcd all liabilities OF the Ola n.'s ,,,,,si
ss,sm s,gm z y Indebtedness due said ntnii iies,n
~a Dated this, 10Th day OF Apf,s ,,,s aoy
fIGgEKtAn MoVhs,
WRuppRT iInhANbts
W Jour FAErr
~sprinea, Idaho, April sesn' lssV'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17

Go to Bunting & Co, for Tea-gocd
Tea only 35cts. per pound Gunpow-
der and English Breakfast Teas al
ways in stock.
1S Bars Pride of Denver Soap for 81
16 " The Famous Sapo, !" u
10 lbs, Granulated Sugar only 81.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
THE IDAHO NEWS.
TERMS:

Advertising rates furnished on application
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by mois-
ture like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form as
well as Blind, Bleeding and protrud-
ing, yield at once to DIR. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affects a permanent cure,
soc. Druggists or MALL treatise free.
DR.. Bosanko, Piqua, o. Sold by Behle
& Son.
During the next ten days for cash;
YOU can get for one dollar:
10 pounds Of granulated sugar.
Is bars of good laundy soap.
3 pounds of tea
100 pounds Of good -four $3.50.
C. Bunting g. Go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

'uE TALK A HEAP O. Mr. ROMAN"
to dc widow. Dear Lord. let dis cup
pass from me-
Il shet do do den. By'm by che come
ont, al white an tremblin,. but she
tried to smile on do chilluns q she lea
dem down the walk. fE
Dose po' little things! Resy vas
huggin' her rag doll an tryin' 70 hide It
under her apun, An Romain was totin'
Pickle. Dc chicken. clost In he armA
De nauction man can't take msmmsis
chillunA an O he can't take oura 'dey'd
keep sayinf." I
"Romsia?'' repeated her sisitoe.
"YeA sab. Roman: dats for . frien'
Of Massa TomnA Massa not SEQ him
for years. but no talk . heap o Mr..
Romain."
thank God! Tom forgsve me" whis-
pered Mr.. ROMAN. - he left the kitchsn
in response 10 the business-like tones Of
the au:tioneer that now RAG out clear
and cold as he began Offering the pa19ot
furniture.
Great VA the Indignation Of oue spin
ster when the nrst bid Of . tall, hand
some stranger carried the price far b.
yond the sum she had mentally decided
on. and he secured Il without oppositioa.
Her feelings vsee sooa shared D.
most Of those present for . similar
scone took place over alnost every
article offered for sale. from NrA Blakeis
piano 70 Ro0ain's rockine.hoesa The
stranger outbid every Que. sad wss 500
cole p-ossessor.
He even became The ewloe q Tie farm
and stock. thsoaly sctiss hlAAse aeainss
him being The repesseatadvo e Mr..
Brown 1or the Gala adjoinin9 his coal
1tnA
III. Brown had not expsctea . usst
WITH any oppesitioa. Al - had - ~
limit his repgoso1tadvo 80 - MY Z
very no1esats 1gsss. ThIs lE 1onaja
|tnstnntly osthtA. asa - sss91sa -
wholoL
A Q . - To a~actioneoe aaAouncoa
~ elnsp q - ale NJ. Roaain aslrsa
Tie aa1oeisAsa md dinppotated croul
- paoaao v1esas tAe peenisosa = ~
poasika. = - AaA boaght ovoey tkiae
for . la1y 90 uean Ahe posseeotoa q
her psoperty shasuiahk
Tespess0M 9hstlH@t Al "A
7. ssctas1 G1odota
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

balmy as spring! Exquisite. If one had
some one { enjoy it with: but I'm lone
some. Poor Tom! How I hoped to see
you again. to tell you that the faultwas
mine in that quarrel; and you are dead
buried only last week, they tell me
and l am back in Old Virginia. with
never a child or q chick to bid me well
come"
''Dood- mornin', Mister Man; will you
please tum to We nauctiOn?'
As these words fell on his ear, Mr..
Roman turned and saw " little chill
dren standing on the steps, . chicken
held tightly under the arm Of one Of
them.
Arhey were pretty children. too-a boy
and a girl, exactly the same size. Blonde
curls crowned each shining head; brown
eyes, with long. curling lashes, looked
frankly out from under straight clear.
cut eyebrows. and two little pug noses
turned up merrily from the little rosy
mouths that were always smiling b.
meath. No. not always; for there was .
frightened little culver about them now,
as their owners looked up timidly 1t
the stern. handsome man who vas 90
earnestly regarding them.
Come to your what?" repeated Mr..
Roman.
TO our nauctiOn," the boy explained
''Papa's gone 10 Heaven. and we's goin'
10 have a nauction; it's to Diet money,
you see: we's goin' to sell all our sings.
Mamma says ye ye folkes come. 70
more we'll Diet money; and il dere's
enough. we's not goin' to sell my wockin'
horse. Use dot Pickle. dis here chickie
safe-me and Rosy take turns holdin'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19


lsvyee - had heoeshk - sestssa6oi
cd ~ holder q Ne Blakes An1def
|pats obligation. Al A611sihD aedDo3s
Ne poperty wore vefy 500 DeA -
then, after seeing sho1eatloaloo aepnet
Ne. Romsin hastsnSd - Tie iissal
kitchen.
Go foe ypur niatress. aunttess n
oatd, 49, 81 hee u please hing TIL
childrea ~ Icons bask ct onoa Thesu
Il . papee - must tssA-"
Whsn Atss Nahey delivered this nee.
sag. . few minutes later. to Ma
Blake. she was greatly SURPRISED; bat
with the patience borl eR deep suffer,
Ing. she 1t once called ~ children b
accompany her. and uent home. won.
dering. - she walked along, how she
va 70 endure the a(ony q seeing hel
homo despoileA OF ~ sseassrex
She had drea1e4 tie siehs a. w.goaa
and people moviss hee 4ood4 and. u
she entered 4hs rats vaD se1sashed q
zee NO ona 0oly RoIlo. tie "a dog, Lay
baking in ~ ~lastFsys et 80 settiss
BON, and tsaadsd Up - aest then.
Tho ehildrea rsa ssyfuliys sp he walk,
and 1t the sight Of The roenA when
they entered. csisd glssfuiiy: s.why.
mamma, may b dess wasn't no nauc-
tiOn!'
Mrs. Blake gave herself no time "a
think, but FASTENED from ono room "a
another. seeking the lawyers, until she
came to her own room
How pretty and bomelike It still
looked! There ~ her husbands big
armchair. still drawn up 70 the table,
just a she had left IL; the family Bible
still lay on its seat, but on il lay some.
thing she had not left there, and as she
picked it up she read her own name on
the big envelope. With fingers from
blieg SO she could. hardly use them, she
tore It open and read:
NY DEAR NRs. BLAKE: When you read the
Enclosed letter, written twelve years ago, By
my friend and your husband. I think you will
not deny IL Is my right T. give you the Enclosed
deeds. etc, securing 60 you your home. He
gave ne mine.
i find Mr.. Brown hurried this sale TO secure
the; land adjacent 10 his coal mine. 1t is very
valuable, and In . few years will make you
rich.
And now. my dear friend, 70 morrow can not
Be 10 you . Merry Christmas. but with
braye Chico rfulness I hope you will make II to
Jour children not IN unhappy one. am
Ven si6cetely your friend, ~ I Wa youF
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

her-but We tan't hole ye horse. Idess
swell do now"
Did your mamma send you?" asked
Mr.. Romsin.
'Oh, no. she's cryin'. an We dus
Ought we'd help ask folke& Please
b. Mr.. Man."
and smiling in . friendly but hall.
aghtened fashion. the childreo tcotte4
down the walk. As their litalo 1gureo
vanished. Uncle Peter came around ~
house.
"Who are those childrea. unels9s
Gueried Mr.. Roman. gazing after fhea.
"Dey's po' Nassa Bake chill1nA ri.
YO' members 1 tole yoa how MassA Ton
done die las week ; we'll dey's BIZ tvins
Deg do say tie Scsa1ous how MisS,
Blake's bein' fseetsl. Nassa Ton aoae
sign a note fur . sonnemsn. N he oanft
pay. an dey h - b . auctoa dese To-
MORROW, m .Massa Ton not dead . week
yet scaseiy. Pos5lllMs nllAsl"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

A,ecun to wish 1t wuz over an gone Tor a0otoer
sse that pa wuz bothered. he'd sech IN
Uneasy way,
WIZ Christmas day;
ro- loo KEEP atellin' constant wnsS tne 0sneR
boys nd git.
over il yit;
Til, a, last / couldn't stand 1t, IN the daS mote
,he day
I slipped aout awful q"ieN ."
.a-saown % the great big city, jist packed
an rorged with folks.
The hull bilin' OF um happy an susnin u
maxim Jokes.
came 10 a noble buildin' with popcorn strung
in strings.
A.. nir tin horns an go-carts an kcers an
drums an things.
40 ,c,ler wuzn't naughty proud, but 'ud hunt
an sort an pull:
.1Iaid out thirty shillin' an my arms wa
b,lin' full
,,,o, ! GO, back hum in the evenin' the
haglse wuz dark an still.
>, ~. moon WIZ a risin' noble over to old Tug
hill
n..red M soft 10 Joe's room an slid the latch
on the door.
When ! give a Jump an my packin's went fiyia'
10 the floor:
.or ,bere wuz pa a-standin' in front OF . painted
sled.
An, NE heerl a boot. an there wuz Joe q sQuat-
Tin up in he'd
10 give a lump an landed, an I thought my
bones vi breck,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

~OS0y ~OOSosoVoS
It isn't every day that . colored man
~ DO een who IL rated at SeA o00. who
. veil stocked farm Of $50 acres, .
{ bank account and. at the same time.
putting In fifteen hours . day ut .
Potblack stand. Such = man Is making
. homo in Denver. His name Is Jacob
bower. and every day no plies the
acking brush at . chair on Lawrence
rect In front OF the Gibbs House.
hover 10 . full-blooded African Of large
re and powerful frame. He 10 man
pon vhen forty-nine years have rested
|4htly, and yet his has been . life Of
and vicissitude. whose recital
Fould scarcely b credited were IL not
bat tho strange facts Are corroborated
y sears upon his body and By IN honor
bic membership in the G. A R.. where
ho observation-disclosures Is recognized
y . man whose word - - good q his
News
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

liz | felt two tight arms givin' q bear-hug
'raound my neck.
Sech a time ez We had-sech h0llerin': you
could hear us far an near
I'll never have a better-if l live till . HUNDRED
year.
OF, neichbors. don't he stingy when Il comes
10 Chris mus day.:
BE clus the hull year thro', hut TIM put savin
thoughts away
Let's have che hearty larghin' time an let the
Droublcs 60
Fergii Your pocket books an give your hearts q
chance 10 grow.
Florence 4. Pratt, in Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

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feel like 8 vaxf3oe. h~utfae-ccarrel -
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vere then! how canae o.r fries6ebs,
wasi, =
Aad tskinr m m old slethsrs
laugh burst from his n - he - is
witty allusiooa 70 :. SYsSt ssrseSsf,
college scraue.
A verv dfaer.nt look mne t.to 4,
lace q he glanced down ~ - =
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whv A. .a.m. f.;rI, MN. ,
thoncht NJ Rom.in ~;naion.ntlv =.
no entered What h.d heen ths rle.s.n,
homo NJ nj. fr;erS Tom and IVA. ~
.ooc N Ia left de.ol..a nrder h h.rd,
~ Tho ,-,c.;or.o,
r. v.s o.,lv 9, tho a.v Inn. .,r..a,
the house "a flied with neivhbor,
who h.d come from mile. around n A.
tend Nh. ..l.. .,d -. N, Rom.;, movod
AMONG ,he,. nj. *. ~are con.,.n,I,
greoted With -.m.rkS n Tho fool;.hres,
oof ..s;gr;r, for reorle
S;ct A. ha.rt 10 e,Serea tho It'll.
l;tchen h.ck ~ the hou.e which IVA,
a. vet -n,occ.n;ed. awe nv Mrs. Rl.ks's
IN o,S ccIo-od -cooL A.,s. N.,cv
Shs r.e .;ttino an c.n1it.hot4omed
ch,,- rocL;n~ h..ae,e a. .,6 ~. ~
o~cc.s;or.IIv r,;rinv ~, ava. vith ~,
hIu...hocLsa .r,or
:. rou- m,..-os. .u,t,e,.
Mr. Rom.in .skcd-
There m. kird,v RING in b;s vo;c.
that unlocked the old woman,s bur
aerea he.rt and .ha sohbod .loud =.
She .n.vered:
.,Oh. m,ssa. she dono took dc chill.
uns. an, eon' 70 her cousins Miss
Rachel. It lest broke NV no ole hear,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

ring 8uotI0g Adventure IL the W1Ddo
Of Asetee.
mt and motiopless, quite hidden in
arkness. stood the huge form Of an
Pull elephant one Of whose tusks
cen damaged In his youth and had
no totally decayed. His head was
forward In order to rest his ono
ter tusk upon the ground. his
loosely coiled between his fore.
vas also resting on tho ground.
his great ragged ~ tapped
nodically in vain endeavor to shake
10 myriads Of mosquitoes that per-
htly lowered around his head. Sud-
y the forest was lit up by most
Hash Of lightning. followed an In.
afterward by . crashing peal Of
der. The elephant raised his head
. startled jerk, his hugo limbs
ing with fear.
most before the rumbling echoes Of
thunder had died away, the rain,
had been threatening for q many
fell in torrents. Flashes Of
thing succeeded each other so rapid.
bat the attendant peals Of thunder
5 converted into one continuous
+, and the violence OF the wind soon
eased to . veritable tornsdo-a
(ical hurricane.
|foes were blown down and uprooted
III sideA The terrified elephant re-
he'd for some time motionless with
/, but ~ the tempest continued, the
|ster became suddenly panic-stricken,
charged madly through the dense
)st, stumbling and falling over the
nks Of uprooted trees In bis endeav
10 gain some open patch where there
id be NO danger Of being crushed by
falling timber.
hddenly, in tho midst Of . mad rush,
elephant sank to the ground with Q
tp sQueal Of pain. The poor brute
severed the vines that supported
Of the traps that had been arranged
previous day, and . hexvily-weigkted
n WAS plunged between his shout
: For some moments he romai101
tionlesA then the great body rolled
Wy from side to side in vain en-
vor to free himself from tho spear,
the weapon was barbed aAd the
ate had penetrated too deeply 70
oil. Hero he remained, OF.
sted. until daybreak, his hide GOV.
I with patches Of mud and deep red
.ars Of blood.-Herbert Ward, in
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
ROMAIN'S LEGACY.
His Christmas Present to Mrs.
Blake and Her Children.

L two days
until Christmas!
How different
this will be from
the ono looked
forward to this
year!" thought
Mr.. Roman as
h Q restlessly
paced the wide
porch of his
b q n d 8 o m Q
home.
''HOw pleasant
IN air is-as
- a - 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

AEH unlike al other pills, No puretns %
pain. AT specially On she liver and bile.
Carers Little Liver pilk. One pin dpaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

O0ekY vox dBeece
thst ChriS'n0:
10 hadn't Q cent
& 0~o0
Fer foolish -
wagtefG Weoeats
= tAae Waa't toWt
1T Weo1.
P1he oefkuateoaHs
guesSel q wus
better -.
BxtwM'yNoaght
on ohtlliu's IN
not ooce o lttle
On'y ex time KEEP
creept1 aDd
ChriS'mus Wux n
mos here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

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