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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Nuuanu Chapter of Rose Croix
No. A. and S. r., at 1880.
Meeting Board of Representatives
Honolulu Fire Department, at 80.
Drill Co. A Honolulu Rifles,
at z 80,
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Meeting OF stockholders.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a spe-
IN cial meeting Of the stockholders
of the Oahu Railway Il Land Co. will
be held at The office of the Company on
THURSDAY, July l1Ih, 1880, ut 3
O'Clock II. NJ, for the purpose of accept
ing the road from the contractor, and
amending the by-laws.
BY order Of the President,
W. G.. ASHLEY,
$40 VI Secretary.
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TIE Healani Boat Club will have
a six-oared sliding-seat boat race at
8 o'clock tomorrow morning, start
ing from the can buoy in the harbor
to and around the spar buoy and re-
turn. The boats will be the Kaiu-
lani, Carl Widemann, captain, and
the Poomaikelani, w. III. c. Greig,
captain. The crews have been in
training since May, aud good race
is eXpec ted.
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DIR. HENRI e. McGREW.

A FTER an absence of four years in
IN Paris, has returned 10 his home
ON the Islands, for the purpose of re-
suinlng the practice Of medicine. He
may be found at his old office on Hotel
street between Fort aud Alakea streets.
Oalce hours from to II A. ~, and To
a and 6 to SIN. o76 In
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TIE Legislature passed the plant
blight and insect pests bill, second
reading, to be read a third time on
the l0th, and at 3:lo adjourned till
10 O'Clock Monday.
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Mr.. Jas. F. Morgan will sell
horses, harness, etc, on Saturday
next, at II o'clock noon, in front of
his salearoom, Queen street.
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2-YACHT RACE.

Open to all Yachts below tons mea-
surement. LIST Prize, $50; I'd Prize,
$50; Sd Prize. $50; 4th Prize, $40.
Donated by the 4th July Celebration
Committee.
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SaippiNG Rules.

The steamer Kinau Will leave on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The bark James Cheston sailed today
for Port Townsend.
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AMONG the events OF tomorrow
will be race between two crews OF
the Myrtle Boat Club, Alice NJ and
Stranger being the boats,
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DEPARTURES.

July 3
loan
Stmr lwalani for Lahaina aud Hama
kua at 10 Il III
Stmr Waimanalu for Waialua and Wall
anac at 0 a III
Am blk James Chcston, Plumb, for
Port Townsend
Schr Layiuia for Kauai
stnr j A Cummins for Maui
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ADMIRAL Brown and staff. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance, will assist
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens in the recep-
ton at the United States Legation,
July 4lh, from TO 6 =. N.
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THE Wainaku sugar mill, Hllo,
Two weeks ago did the biggest work
ever done there, turning out l9a tons
OF sugar.
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TIME WEEKLY BULLETiN-
l. 20 Columns, purely local natter
Mailed o foreign countries, 50 per
aalum,
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Two or more boats must start TO make
race; three boats must start to claim
I'd prize; boats must start to claim u
Sd prize, and seven boats must start ~
claim a 4th prize.
Yachts in Race l will assemble off
the Pacific Mail dock at 10 A. NJ. A
preparatory gun will be fired on the
Judges Boat ut l0:l5 a. NJ. The start
ing gun will be fired at 10: 80 A. NJ.
Notice to assemble the Yachts in Race
will be given by the firing of n gun
from the Judges Boat, one-half hour
before the starting gun.
No one will be allowed on the Judges
stand except by special permission of
| the Committee.
Each Yacht must be provided with q
| distinguishing color.
RaS- Course to be sailed, and printed
rules. can be had by all Yacht owners
ON application TO the Secretary.
List of entries will be open al
the store OF the Hawaiian News Co., Oh
Merchant street, until 8 a. NJ. the 3rt
of July.
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r'ri1a
ARRIVALS.

July ? r.
stmr j a Cummins from boolau
July D.
Stmr JAS Makce from Kauai
II $ $ Nipsic. Mctmley, IRON lilo
Am BIT VI G Irwin, Me ulloch, IA days
from san Francisco
Schr Kawailani from koolau
Schr Nj + Fost,r from Kauai
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MEssEs. L. and NJ. pagut, cousins
of Lord Paget, England are doing
the islands, being now ON Kauai,
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Hawaiian TralwayS Co.
4th of July Arrangements.

nN this day the a hourly cars will
" run between Chinese Theatre and
Waikiki commencing Chiaese Theatre
at9:lG A. M, thereafter ut 10 and 40
minutes past each hour, the last car will
leave for Waikiki at 5:l0, for Rifle
Range GAG.
Waikiki for town at 9 and 80 minutes
past each hour commencing at lO:Oa
until g;02 +. II. sos 9,
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WANTED
NOTICE.

i WILL not be responsible for any
Il bills against the Steamer Aka
mai unless incurred by my written
order G.. L. CASTLE.
Honolulu, June I, 1850. 575 II
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THE prison gang aITcor,d on the
streets again this morning
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THE regular monthly meeting oi
the Arion Society viii br held TO.
night instead OF tomorrow uigllt.
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TIE Nipsic baseball team was
beaten hy the lIilo team.
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PA1A plantation is paying divi-
dend at the Office OF Castle X Cooke.
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FoR the events OF the 4th July read
the various official announcement in
another column.
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II. w. SCHMIDT ~ Sons will open
their store on Saturday, July 3, ut IL
O'Clock.
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LEGISLATIVE report and Supreme
Court calendar appear ON the fourth
page,
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Sale of Fancy Articles !
NOTICE to HORSEDIEN
NOTICE to CREDITORS.

A IL persons on the Islands of oahn,
N Molokai and Maui, having claims
against the Hawaiian Pacific Gable Co.
are requested TO present the same for
adjustment to w. o. Smith, Attorney.
on on before July 2, 1890.
j. $. BARTHOLOMEW,
sol 1w President Il Treasurer.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
Az uufurnished cottage Is wanted.

THE U. S $. Nipsic has returned
from her cruise to Hilo.
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TIE first regular monthly meeting
l. for the collection of dues and
loaning of funds, will be held at
McInelncy Han, Fort street, on MON
DAY EVENING, July 9TH, at z 80
O'Clock. The Membership Fee so cents
per share, and Monthly Dues 81 per
share, Will be due then from subscribers.
a full attendance Is desired.
GEO. L. BOARDMAN,
President.
THO. +. LANSING,
Secretary 5a6 81
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VNHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 "1he Daily Bulletin" on cent?
per month.
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selves, ana tncse were tne very men
who were now bowling at his alleged
Chinese proclivities. The speaker
had Indignantly replied to pro-
position that Scotchinen be intro
duced for labor, by saying Scotch
men would never work on level
with Asiatcs on the plantations,
and he would prefer to manage four
thousand Chinese in the field than
four hundred Scotchmen under
those circumstances. And that was
all there WAS TO what people were
bounding him about. 1t had been
said that "Mr. Capitalist Young
did not employ Chinese in the shops
because there was "a little mcchan.
ical difficulty" in the way. The
fact was there were hundred
Hawaians in the works who could
he replaced tomorrow by cheap
Chinese labor if he desired, and the
imputation that he did not employ
Chinese for that reason was simply
IA lie. 1t was not true that he OPP
posed measures Tor the solution Of
the question in the interest Of thu
white and native mechanics. LII
voted against the indefinite post
ponement Of Mr.. Kinney's bill
When he recently got the CONTROL
ing interest in Pepet keo plantation
he discharged every Chinaman ther
above a common field laborer
(Applause.) Telling a story o
two Irish boys trying to get in
boat, one hanging 10 the other, an
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always Welcome
.os you have been making your "ciy
Those who dont-wont your
my about trading here-we have EVERYTHING you
in they yGoodsli line. EVERYTHING. And
RIGHT according to the quality That will just suit
JOUR-
great Tariff Bill certainly will have the
small will feel first To them
hatop
all into effect The not af
hhe
bridge until
quoting pcesey do not anything unless are beside
But feel perfectly all
will civil and lots of information about styles
We think would bad idea
the lay of the land for when drop in will know just
where and what you looking for to be found
FIRST FLOOR.
Ribbons Leather Goods Handkerchief Druggists
SECOND FLOOR.
(TAKE THE ELEVATOR)
and Table Linens Embrod
THIRD FLOOR.
ELEVATOR.)
Skirts, Shawl
FOURTH FLOOR.
(TAKE ELEvATOR)
m Quilts
o KNOW
II
hold We will do best
al
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
OorrIHo rounUA

We haye the Anese 1lne q
sewer pets - 10 ely.
We con shoW y0o 1he 10ese
llne q school s0ppa1es u ~
city.
Lead pencals lFo0 g PER Aog.
- Aoc pr 60
Ar elegant bool-0agk 01vea
WITH eoc6 ooOoOe - o00ak.
lfyoa are GolnUso poans Ell
- - ~ pg1o0o.
Wa11 Popep 80 W1o4oW
shoAes never 80 - Dow ~ ~
city - We aec seoo00G ooe0 oo10y
We can prove o - 20.
Ifyes want . Ane b1sshAey -
weA1lag present, get 80 - OaB
Inc g0sd pens - poo0o1h. We
have The n0se co0pSeee se0ek -
Fine PoFf00os, guaranteed 81
the bese Quality.
We havooll tho ab0ve, get
drugs ard medicines arc OoP
speciality, - We Win 1ll yeor
Prescripeio1 anA rece1pes VIII
purc drugs, and - boWess pr
CO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

Dwight and Wslter Jones are nov
nicely located In their grocery store
recently purehased from Hacker 4
Parker. The boys are handy behind
the counter and can dispense groe er-
les in . way that shows that they are
not novicce IN tho business. The
CHEZ wishes the firm lots OF pres
perity and believes that they will not
only keey tho patrons Of tho firm that
they bought oat but will succeed in
gaining many more,
A Letter u Interest ffOm Tho
Northern New York and Vermont arc
daisy countries and The people here bad
IN deo thot they could make better but
tor and cheese than could b made In
tho west, because their grasses were bet
ter; but they arc willing to oonoede
now that tho dairy products q the west
ern states are fully equal to thein.
They very seldom have . dfouth thero,
In fnct Il rains too much. II Pained
nearly every day for three weeks when
~ were there and / wa forcibly 10
minded q tho disagreeableneas q . con-
tinued rain. Tho Last We ssw Of New
York il was still raining. On arriving at
tho great depot in Chicago Of tho Bur-
lingtoa route Va noticed how superior
it NJ TO any building q the kind in the
cost It u spacious and convenient, and
No feel st homo there for wo know we
viii b informed vhen our train goes.
and will not b allowed to 70 wrong: In
most q the eastern depotA ven in the
great city q Boston, you are supposed
70 look out for yourself and find your
way By asaing questions. We noticed
also tkat No he'd found nothing lilo TIE
comfortable cazo thsy have on this b. 4
n. road. We rode ffum Chicago 20 Lin
coin in To finest chair caf ] evee NV.
A person dos not need 70 take Q sleeper
Whea they can travel in - comfortable
caED - fhat, ftee q extra change The
chairs . far enough apart % there b
plenty Il room, and there u . porter 70
look after tho comfort q I'll In tho ca5,
and TO 80 that no one gote your chair
IL you get Oh q any q The stopping
places, and there = Ill the oonvenieoces
q ssleeping cor. an proud toay that
We have On this b L II. 5ailrood In Ne
beaGk the finest car1 and The kindssta and
most accommodating officials q my "
found On our journey. We weee glad 70
EMAA B. KxIcnT.
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PrOcO000oDO0.

wmRBkAs. A Joint resolution was 1872
brasks. q the twenty arst session theseel
1"% .ES:': - ! ssSss:ss '' q a. 4; o. es.. :ss'
ton Of said state. md thas said anesA-
mont shall read - iclloWs to-wif:
section i. That q the general eleet.oa
sSe arss Monday II Nov.mhe!. 4. o.
electors q this state for approval q ~:
& tS!s ssaie IL words .. toiS:xs ":
manufacture. sale and keeping sos sase a
int"xicaiing LIQUORS ~ . beverage arc e:
s .s@fes;e:sss ' & ,hl E'I c;Ss,.. y "A Ana T. W. -
saSa.ssed 70 The electors Of It's -.
Ss.s '' e. tSs scas.,sa,,ce q de :ssss |:
vO!de ~ follows; The manNS.ctusc. 0Ie
ed keeping 70! ..le q tnsoxieAsias IJses.
5; i : beverage '"'''' be '''er''' aud regulated
Section 3: A. such election. on The ~
jos o! each elcctor voting ics The prcpose1
amendments 20 the constitution. b . -
written o. printed the words: "fos Pc
ki6jtipg tho manufacture, sale and ksep.
I'M iOr ssje Of Intoxicating lQuOn q .
beverage." o. "Agnlnsa the prolt:sed aoseA-
IA. uf.efurr. sale and keeping ior sale Il h.
tOxkzliwa HOURS ~ . beverage"
There shali AlsO lie written or ngtaeeA
On Tie ballot q earh elector vaAikg IL
tho peUposrd amendment Ia ihe ronsltSu-
lion, The words: "fSe pSOpOosSl aanossd-
0eno 70 the Constitution that the Waau:
faetpev, sele and keeplng for sate a -
tvRtcatlaG ugpoeS ~ beverage IN this 0aee
shall be ucenscd OF resulHtcd by hW,"
OF "AEA1nee sAl0 pEOpOsed AmendWene -
tie .eoastituttea thss The manufacture, ~
9 2 6eyssaEe shall be licensed and Tegulass1
Secsioa ,: II either Of the said pespss
ID a1eod1nento ahall Be approved By .
majority q the electors voting q the so
oseetto9, thea Il shall constitute Seeti0a tweuey.
even tn q article ~ Of the eesseissttos q
nsseiose. I. John n. 1hayes, Gsysr.~
d ~ state Of rebaaka, % heee6y
give notice In eceordaoee With oecete0
= III article afbeen (lsI q ~ eooG0
tutjoa md The pe0visSo1s a ~ aet -.
tttlsd IAN ct % psoside he 10 q
peoPocsng ~ a1enAWeuts p ~ eposete2slso
= s.e~.sss.s " HHEs 9. tAe slsseaf' z -
81 I'D .Pseeos:sd s.ep1es9s 9Th g -
approval q yetectsoo ~ The geoss1l esegl1eo
o Be heid On The III day q Nove0bss. 4. ..
u witness Whoreof I hereuneo srt ~ 800.
and 0nse . b s0xed The greas seaI e ~
0aaee q NeosAakA. Done q Dncoln thIs -
Day q July. A. ID. ieAal W tbe ~ yeAe q ~
se1ae, . q the i~ndependeare q ~ CaDoeA
States thA 00e hundrVd oftcUueh.
~ The Goyesn0s. JOHN -. THAYkl.
09NJAAl1 =. COwDRaLY.
SsAk keesetasy o Sease-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

Aul 30 L tssss ct after ysass 81
bssgying . Nsbsaska, shss the far
ness oetAae state coo sdait that u
10 . fs5lsss - ~ agricultural state.
rbsa he Seeset ssposts- shss seos
tAgssga Ne pssss q shss ssaAs. 4
seeus tlae Hey ass II . very dssti-
tats eesdltjes ss1 vill - obliged -
give - their hsoes tAis fall 70 tAs
nesey1ss1ss. vhs. - Q ssls has
leased ooes thas The lasd 10 worth.
Five ysass go Nsbsasks gave Il cot
e ths void thresgh her sevspapen
that shs bad Grsss sdvsstases - olsr
- ths saigs,nts seeking . Asos. AID
theusesds q Iowa people vsst thers.
- ustil rseestly, we're Supposed -
bs doing vell. Bat there l. nc dodg-
Ing Tie feet, Nebraska Il failsre %
. plsee for farmers, o. else ~ far
nars, assembled il their ssesst ees-
vestios, there ass the biggest ct Of
lisss o. earth. Oar Iowa people vAs
vest there years aeo, nay b expected
70 retars u prairie sGAeesess betvees
uov and winter. Let them cone.
We will welcome then back 70 . stsss
whore every Industrious man cas do
vsll-Ksoxvills Uova) Joarnsl.
The above 10 one Of The Legitimate
outsrovths Of the sgitst,oa which 10
sweeping our state today. The press
Of the east 10 being filed With Just this
kisd VI belderdash, much 70 .hs dis
credit Of Nebasks. II something 10
not soos done 70 eesstersst sueh H.
iusnees, farms IL eastern Nsbrssks
which today ars being sold q from
as 70 445 per acre vill 30 begging
for purchasers st half that price.
There are grsvious wsosgs which
shosld b rightsd, lsvs which shosld
b appealed, Others amended asA ssv
ones made in the interest Of The pro-
dueer - against espitsl, but The assss-
ton that our state, 70 . state, IL bank.
rupt 10 false add unloading, There
ere many men Who are bsskrupG bat
laws - inmutabls - the laws Of the
Modes ssd the Pessians could Dot put
wealth in their hands and keep il
there. Owing to the dry season in
Nebrasks this year, - 10 many other
states, there will be some land IN the
aewly settled parts Of the vest which
will be sold for the mortgage, out We
challenge the records 70 show that
ten pieces Of farm lands have sold in
this county under the hammer il the
past I've years. II the farmer Who
esa cell HE farm today for 40 per
aets Saceeeds in forcing the untold
millions Of dollars to femsin in the
east until his farm will bring but half
that amount, Who 10 = blame but him
SET? Saunders county ~ never
moro prosperou. than il 10 today, and
20 can buy any county Of our tise in
the state Of Iowa and have Q good
margin left-Wahoo Wasp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

The secretaries Of ell The tovsship
and school distrie. sos.partias pro-
hibitosy asendoest leagues u Web
ster county are hereby requested 70
sead forthwith 10 the undersiEned .
list Of their respective o6eess, sane
Of league, and P. U. address Of each
secretary. c. ScHEHcS,
See'y. Co. MP. A. l., Red Cjosd, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
Judge Mason

WIN speak In Red Cloua ah1s
Friday evening, Oca. Bird, - ~.
half 81 the rcpubllcan parry.
brilliant tal9eFs d the west.
Every farmer, lahoFer anA Poli.
tocoon shO0DA heoP Nh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

School report Of district No. Sc, for
the month ending Sept. 18th, 1890.
Number Of scholars enrolled 80 gen.
eral average 80. Names Of pupils not
absent arc % follows: Elite Britten,
Bessie and Oracle Smith, Eva and
Bessie Allen, Jessie and Nellie De.
Wolfe, Nancy, Rosa, Annie and
Ethel Mearns. Claude shirley. james
Calvin and Willie Spraeher.
NARY COCKTAIL. Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

Ho4es b hsseeg 9vep tha1 spdes ~ y NJ
lue slas order q ale iSsSs2 lrGa he - q
s11eial diGeskt q. his ana - w~ssafses1ssy.
Eeos1ska, rpoG o60rree n - 0ett0o Wo6e66
theseis. Whssesn Wt3or BFect b pAslsa12 -
sQn1ese soaa 4. ~ blnoo1, Ds6eeAeee, sAAn
bs6der lee eesh &. hanAs 9 H. go AosP 6Me
esagsAgaGe . ReA C1oms. IL WeeUoee eaasey,
NeeeAskA rhal betae The buil1iag Whesses ~
0S0h 0oy - Oee0beV a. =. 1OOO
esjoe1 peupsgty TOWN.: ne s0gsks0A gSaSSss
a soett1o twea9y4agh9 Cd - tOUaoAt4 sAsUp
90 DOsth, Haoee eseVe0 uD rest G a =. .. =
WeA1oeS eW0oty. Nebs1skAL Gives u16es ~
hasA hts - AaJ a SeVee0heS a D., ~
G. A. 1xea, NAestG.
BY Il. e. 1Dn1, Dep0ey.
&C. rIAUHorns. Plstsd6s Ao00py.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

Carriage. sgA and house pain ting
Hard wood finish, grainipg. etc, Shop
opposite Platt's Lumber Yard. Al
work guaranteed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

I have moved my jewellery stole to
the room with F. V. Taylor, the fur
niture man, where l shall be glad 70
see oil Of ny customers, and oil those
Who are in need Of jexslry, watches,
clocks, etc. Call and sec me in ny
new quarters west side OF Webster St.
10 If Lou VANCE,
The Jeweler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

uysoes1oD D1m0peosaoon.
Nh Jehn A. Clasks vas . gssas
a0ssse ~ is1igessiea saa -
hea1aeAs. She lefs her Aeno -
Ssessisy 70 ny . bottle u DsWjssis
titsle Hasly Risess, te~k jese ss1
Der Asadsshs disappeassd - uysees-
iossly = Il saas. Try tAsa: ssld b
G. L. Csssisg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

Abeut elsvea e'slesk Saturday sight
or eltissss vsss agsia staetDod b
tie sharp report 81 The Ere alarm.
II Q few nisstes . large ssevd vsss
% their way towards tho sestl vasd,
where Jake Nye's and Gee. 0ilees1's
bssss we're On Ere. The basss vsrs
6lIsd viii bay asd ethse eeobesttbas
Material, asd bsfoes he irs depart.
meat arrived The buildises vsss eco
suned. bot By the ekeisst service 81
The department the laoes we're pre-
vented from going 70 any other bald
isgs il that vicinity. There seems
70 Be bot very little doabt bat vhst
The barns vere set % Gre, - The
blase vs. frst discovered 10 . hay
stack near Jake Nys's barn.
Whoever IL doing this kisd Of bssi-
sess should b dealt with severely -
there skould be no excuse for people
in these days, when times are hard
and everything diGeslt 70 get, to b.
90 onery sad despieable ~ 70 burs
down poor mems buildings ct least.
Setting out 6res 10 mean enough ssy-
way, bat to burn up oil . man has 10
still meanar and the perpetrators
shoald be severely dealt With II ap-
pretended. The loss By the two 6res
will not reach more than $500.
From . political s~tasdpoist TEE
CRISP 10 against Ar. HeKsighss,
from the reason that ve believe HE
nonisstios vas brought about through
the agency and e~oHsivssee Of the
democratic party. He has several
times been the candidate Of the den.
~ocrstie party, and VI do not believe
that his rsformstion 10 sincere, sspee.
tally that part Of il, where hs avows
that he has left the Democratic breth-
rem. We have known Mack for
years, and believe that be 10 nothing
more than . free trade democrat, and
that he has been agitattng that ques.
ton for the sole and only purpose Of
getting to congress BY hook or crook.
We do sot propose to deal il his
olic,sl position while judge Of Web.
stes eou.ty, his reeosd = hero and
our people know what Il 10, but we do
propose TO fight him politically -.
cause Of his democrat Proelivieiss, o.
pecially when W have g good . Re.
publican % MI. Harlan running
against him. Republicans can not
expect to gain anything BY voting fol
McKeighan, because If he is elected
he will BE- . democrat all the time.
We hope the republicans Of the Cd
district will investigate Mack before
they conclude to vote, for him this
fall. His political theory is q fallaey
and II put into execution would be
the ruination Of the government. Let
every republican vote for Harlan, q
sound and we'll qualified republican
who will DO his duty for tho whole
people If elected to congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

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Children 0Yfo1
Pitchers ca0toela.


People Who desire drsying done
With promptness and dispatch should
always hire John Barkley's teams.
john 10 au old hand at the business
asd will do your work we'll. Terms
reasonable. 1T
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

I ~ nsv oatisg briek at ny yard
est ef Red Clou1, any ooe waiting
cd bsiek for foundations q chin
neys, Win d veil - call - ~ -
fess bayisg ELSEWHERE. Psiees reas-
esabls. FRxDK PLUHR
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

VIM. Losgboth.n, A. Calmer, +. d
Hadley, and E. Lightfoot have made
the big Iojun's pocket book swell up
like . toad this week. Thanks.