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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
domestic 8iiulruls UnnIeo

Females.
A LADY. TEAtuEh experienced IN
"A travelling. Would chapeIoue young
ladies Tor intelligent travel; would al-O
accompany elderly Iadir, as guide. fcirf.
] eLccs given and l"quurd. AGlIc*. =. L.,
Tribune Uptown OGic". 1898 Broadway.
A Ii KINDS Of German servants VIM
a nr-t-clas" refer noes always Ou hand
/ for city o. country. /. SONNENSCHElN y
1 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 10 3d.aNe., ncar
eth-st.
/ A COOP CLASS Of help suppll,d 20 hotels
=, "A aud prNat" families. = West 18th
S.. corner 0thst
/ n ONPANION.-By a Young lady prefer,
- position rs travelling co.yan.oni r,i"'-
/ cncr. exchanged. Address L. NJ. Tribune
Uptown unce. Las Broadway.
HHAMBERNlAlD and WAITREss.-By
" very capable girl city or country
/ best references makes salads, waits I'm
courses, serves wines, careful with silver
and glass. con go 6th.ave., upstairs,
near l7th..t Mrs. HALLS.
CHAMBERMAID and SEWING BY q
/ ~ scotch Protestant woman town or
/ country good references y. -. car,
| Mrs. lnrt, O1J loth-ave.
| CnAMBEKMAID and WAITRESS. nv
- respectable young girl IN small
/ family; or llgnt homework: willing and
nhliging: best reference. at present en-.
/ plolcr's. Gail at lis West -othst.
CHAMBERMAGD aud WAITRESS
Y COOK and LAUNDktSS. BY two neat
/ English ProtestantS good references city
or country. Mrs. COLLIER. l2S West
93d.st.. 2d hat.
EHAMBERNAID and WAITRESS or
| Y LIGHT nor SEWO iiK BY younI
| girl. Please call Monday and Tuesday at
| 100 East 5ith-st.
CHAMBEKMAID and wAGTEESS.-Clty
t,af for -sl ant
/ good louf. Call 1872 9th ave-. upstairs.
CHAMBERWORK. HOUsEwORK. sc.
! 1873 Gth.ave., al the PROTESTANT HOME
! BUREAU, 18Th house above lOth-st.
CHAMHEitNUhK. MATTRESSES. &c
Y Amcri, al FOR city or country references.
/ 1885 Oth-avc.. at the PkOTESl AMI home
! BUREAU. ith house above loth-St.
CUAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-By \
y neat tidy yoUny woman or would 20
a., laundress cty or country; good refer.
cnccs 9s2 3daye.
n 0OK or LACNDRESs.-By splendid
- English woman; city OF country best
Of refer nee. 9s2 3d.aNc.
COOK Nv a nr,t.cla,s German makes
" all Kinds desserts pastry, leo cream.
soups. meats good carver; best reference;
private or summer hotel. llO East eth
81. near ith.aN'.
n OOK.-B very capable. neat Girl for
y city or country understands cooking Ia
all branckef; Is Young. healthy. gopd-tem-
! p,red sober and honest call j., 212 9th.
ave near l7th.st. Mrs. Halls.
n OOK and CNDREAS.-Hy a German
~ Protestant woman good rakcr; under
stands making butter; city or country city
references. i0i West ilNt.-t. hr,t night.
u OOk. OUSEWORK, &c.-By young
u girls Tor city or country. l3S UthpNe.,
at the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU,
| 18th house above lQtilst.
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n)ork iUantco.
Males

Males
4 YOUNG MAN wants position a as
n s!stant To q detective; has experience
or In an Office willing 20 90 from New
York. Address D. Is. A., Tribune ONCE.
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3oJ.c: No White July, 36c closing 36c.. FIELD
Oro.e1 40 m GOaG5c 60 n 55d0oc; 80 ~ G5G1cc leo
D. 75dsoc Sharps S0ds5c; Rye Feed. 70a15c nominal.
(omparatiye stocks in store: n,
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nea! estate n1anteo.

| "ANTED.-An unfinished house on AID
W 81. between Grand Central Depot and
| Broadway. or jth-aVc. between 34th and i2d
sts.. or 3ith-st. between 4tA-avC. and BToad-
way. Address with location and price.
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Orrs5MdklnQ.

Il
NDREE & EUGENE. Partisan dres,-
| "A makers latest and pr,ttlcst stJ les
| adde's materials taken or furnished nr-t-
| class work guaranteed; moderate prices
| l0l West ieth-st
| A RTIsTIC dressmaKlng; imported fash.
| "A ions goods purchased II desired hotel
| orders at short notice. Mrs. McELROf A.,
20 East 9th-st., opposite Denning's.
nRESS and CLOAK MAKEG.-By a
~ competent person pcncct litter
stylish draper; best reference sumVer
| prices BY day or week. FILTER, go
| East 42d-st. home Monday.
nRFSSM AKLR wishes 70 20 out by the
- day to private families. ~ l.. 5G.h -
n RESSM AKER-Summer travelling aaa
~ stree; dresses, IS up; lie Luxe Cos,.me
Album: work shown. Address Nine.
OATES 30 wos; 23d-st.
n REssMAKE R.-By the. day; under
cut and 1T; ran BE- recommended; term.
reasonable. Can or address 2j7 West
24th-st.
Il KENCH, German and Fnrlish dress.
i maker; perfect 1T. elegant drplng
superior Style; modc'a'e price. Mrs. +.
GnOM. 2a2 Fart 5G,h-st.. 1t foor.
MISSES @. and 6. GILPiTRICK. $40
lVI Park-aVe, mocist T. would liz" frW
ilcrc customers. Of home or b! thu day
1JNTSOX BIZ CONF!ANCE.-IfENR
vi r.TTE MICHEL. 70 Wost i7th-st.. .
importer all styles summer dressc-; ladir-'
Watrrinl taken ofdcrs delivered In I'VE days
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Uork Uanteo

Males
w ATCHMAN.-By a reliable and expert
w enccd man with he best references
night or day. j. w. Box $50. Woodhavcn
WAIG,HMAN:-ny a young man wliIil
horses 49, Last l3ith-st.
w steady. married man - willing and
ob cling; fair penmnn. Address r., Tribune
once.
NOJNG MAN. 90 years OF age. desires
position as salesman I'm dry goods OF
clothing housa retail {. \. MCNAMARA.
- Penn'st. Rrooklyn, l.. b.
NOUNG MAN. II. wishe, situation As
1 ,strnographcr and tyrc.wrter kemlnig-
low-ate.. Hobokcn. y. J.
V OrEG MAN Of Is wants position IA
0holrsalc clothing hous". has had Az
p'ri"nco. BARNEY LIPFMAN. ~ Ed
r!iee-st.
\-orYG NAV DFSTREs position
who're integrity VII be appr.e,c.iatcd ,
can give security. Addross (. W g..
Tfiw.ne Uptown once. 123s Broadway.
NOrNG NhN. ~. wishes o itua,lon IN
l shipping department Address J. ". H.,
J.. o. HoV L773. New.Yosk.
" DUNG NAN wants work IN factory.
\. SCHONFELD. $50 Fast so;h--'.
" DUNG Man. - W .hes n situation IN
i Office or wholesai' house. where iher"
8. chance ~ advancement. Address T. q.
BoV 778. New-Nork city
" OrNG MAN 81. voars' business OK
j pcrlcncc, desires position whore at'"u-
ton g. business NAV obtain advancement o.
h'ghcS references furnished. T.. o. BOX
go City.
VT ~ nan. 10. wishes position ~ ship
1 ping Jerks assistant. w. ]. LYALL.
% fo'h.ayc.
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Conntrn Real Gsiaie 10 Eci
flats 60 Get, untnrnishe0


ELATS TO LET IN THE
Il GORDON,
69th-st., 9th.ave F; newly decorated; steam
heat and al modern improvements rent
from s35 20 $50 per month rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner. ca premises.
INF BROADWAY, 1925 Broadway.-
j ore suite Of ( large rooms newly
decorated two bathrooms extensive closet
accommodations suite may DO divided
WIN. l.. FISH, Manager.
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for Sale.

~>-~~~e>-~e~~~-~-~~->- -
REDUCED PRICES.-O0U second
n hand wood and iron working machines
iuIly guaranteed machinery bought and On.
changed. GEORGE d. EDDY, ass Mndl.
s0n-st.
A ROLL.TOp DESK for Sz5 s feet roll.
"A top for S4J smiths roll-top desk, the
best made q specially desk OF all kinds
r. II. MASON 81 Williams.
NYTHING IN DIAMONDS watches an,
"A nne Jcwciry delivered for small cash
payment; balance payable 81 weekly.
MON WATCH Co. 2o3 Broadway.
EOR SALE.-Stcam launch. 80 II. long,
/ 0ia beam: splendid model excellent
boiler. engine, machinery; fast Of her size ;
extraordinary sea boat; canopy top; up
hols1r1d in good order will be sold at a
bargain: seen at l32-st.. Port Morris.
THOMAS GODDARD, $50 East 3lst-st
r, OK sALE.-An old established piano
business, an excellent opportunity +;
none but bOnatde purchasers ICED apply.
Address J. A., Tribune ONCE
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FURNISHED flo nsss.

SUPERIOR i.story high -stoop house
"A choice location. Al reputation VIII sac.
rifce 70 settle estate. l.. A. DALEY, -
West 3Sth.st.
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Business Chances

bu5lllf9S Y nQllcc5
A Il PAY CASH for stocks o. merchan.
"A. disc. as dry goods. fancy goods. fur.
nish.ng goods. clothing. shoes &c. any
quantity city or cOuntrv. SCHWtlN v
BURG. l2O East sSd-st. AID 81 Walkers 81.
BOARDING nOreE for ,alo cheap rent
ID go. ~ Moniromcry--;.. y. Y.
Is or sALE.-An old ,.,lbh -hrd piano
i business an excellent opportunity
none but bonande purchas - ned apply.
address j. a. lnh'ine Once.
T. OR SALE-On account OF death Of
L owner a we'll -paying fancy gooi- tor"
GOOD location; in sane hands - l,ar-
stock about IS, 900: cheap for cash. Address
OAKLAND. Tribune Onicc.
NOR SALE.-WM. BLUM'S saddlery.
L hardware, buckles and buckle
,nRues patent lock buckles business.
Jscob-st.. Newark. n. J.
AIEINEK WANTED vita ~ 600. IN
leather manufacturing husiness. Ad-
dress Il 20 90 New.York ave, Newark.
rV1 CAPITALISTS and SYNDICATEs
l Large mining properties and ranches.
from $1,000 TO sb.GCOcCO netot.ntcd
roierences furnished Investigate BY ad.
dressing JOHN J. CUSHING. American
Fork. Ctah.
uIO nOO As RForIREp 'cor1mrnc"
SIU,UUU with - 500 manufactu -ins
Specially: will acquire Interest netting
=5lOO surely; cash sales; large pr'hts.
REALTY. Tribune ONCE.
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n COX. BY a competent woman. as
=. good cook and assist with washing
/ CITY OF country tn best u city reference.
ol1 West e7fh.st.. basement.
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COOK and LAUNDKESS Tor country
= Swcdo or Protestant. Apply 80 Park
ave. between IL and 1 today
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
FoRVNGN ARRESTED.

IN nsAsessee Steosssse - 0~0y cssoeVS
9ss-. AsrssssA - nsssNss. SSss.
MEMrmis, Tenn, Jan. M--JAmes
N. fortncr. the defan,ting treasurer Of
Riley County, Kan, vas arrested here
yesterday and 10 held TO await the
arrival 81 the sheriff from that county.
Who had pursued him Ia 81 Louis.
fortncr, In company with = woman.
Arrived on the steamer city 81 Cairo At
two o'clcck. A police odicer, ir
Soriiencc Ia \ Telegram frum the
sheriff. boarded the boat, but Il va,
III time before he found the fugitive,
Who was travelling under the IN Of
James Madison.
As the officer wAs about 10 leave the
boat he san . man emerge from . state
room who he thought answered the de-
scrip.ion Of Former.
The cficer inet with 4 decided hu6
Ut first, but u aid not work and fust-
net asked him 10 81 hack to the state
room. lie did NJ and y moment later
In came the WOMAN Who, fortner aAii,
was his wife. She cried and protested.
but tinally both weakened.
Fortner wastAkcn tovOlicc headquart.
err and locked up. lie had about e2a
In bills and y check for . ANAL s,xn.
The prisoner refused Ia talk further
than to acknowledge that his name
Was Fortner; that he had been treas
uror Of Riley County three years, and
that he was accused II tring An smtcs-
iler Of $4,000. which he denied.
Fifteen minutes later the woman
drove up In = carriage and shc and
Former talked for sorNe time. She
left the station ostens IDLY for . hotel
but WAS driven IA the ron Mountain
depot and left for 81. Louis ut Ave
o'clock.
The woman IL about thirty years old.s
handsome brunette rxQuisitrly drrSs~i.
Fortner Sckno~ lodged that she Is moi
his wife.
Last night Chief Davis received 4
Telegram ~ hold the woman "a shc VIA
implicated In the steal.
Fortner will leave lin the charge oi
the sheriff for MsHhattan tonight
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
cvc.oNg.

0a0V1a pUgDoos 0ssaea osA . oAsoe Ns0.
oss esysssA ~ . v~s0sos % SssessaA
CAiRo. III, Jan. IA tcsnssac sun
day niehe strUrk the eass side " The
city Of Clinton, Ky.. d~u~sliahtns 0fty-
ove hcus~s and killing eleven people
and wcundins h~fty.thsre.
Two messenger from the sccns VI
the disaster rvvst that eish, II the
Gfty-thr~e wounded are ~ ~ ,cssly In.
jurcd tina, they are not likel, a. live.
for several miles around (1lnt,n
nearly evrry thing IL rA,~d to the
grp and. The first building struck vAs
. section HOUSE about half . mile ftcm
town and which was crcuparsi by John
Rhodes and hts family. ccnsistins vt
his wife and three children. all II
whom we're ALLIED. The population 81
th~ town IL about ION, and 81 nrxt u
Vas feared that hundreds had tssa
killed. hut tho list Uas found Ia IL
comparatively ANAL. Only eleven
bodies ~ far have hesn found.
small houses wesw lifted tssitiy fsum
the ground and ~hiried around In the
air. dropping Ia the ground With = ter
Vfying crash and t~ins literally
smashed into kindling VOID. fysns
timlrrs fllcd tho air. and The crash II
falling buildings mingled With the
shtieks ot peop,s fleeing from thssi
ruined hcmes. The path ot the lorna dc
Nas about SO yards eide. ~ shown b,
the dcbsia Tho losa ~ property 10 sstI
mated u about Gu. on. although ae
correct tigur~s can yet - given.
The ttxt housr strurk 10 Clinton Was
. section house of the lllina,s (sAurA
road occupied BY NJ. John Rhodes an
family.
The houss vas torn 10 sr,intssS And
Mr.. Rhodes aud two Children WcTv
killed outright Ills wife and n child
escavrd death. hut both arr danger
Ously hurt The houas oe NJ, jobs
Gaddies vas blown down. and Gaddies
Was found under The delsls with an In
FAINT Ia his arima. Gaddies Was deAd
but the child VIA not hurt. The hcua,
II Robert johnson. which stood on ~
bsow cf the hill. aeam~i 10 divide II
half. brine cut In too just below shs
second door aud letting the upgos por
ton fall In IL place.
Following 10 . revised list vt TN
killed and injured st Clinton, " faf y
known.
ktiied-John A. Rhodes and ",
children. Mira William lSoae. llusnet
Hone. Walter Nance. John W. Gsddics
infant child II judge T. &. Hodge
m other p~ryon not got identified.
woundei-Jude Z T. Hodges. Wit
and two Children; u. Il 0wynn. wife
child and father; &. W. Voorhees,
child and two relatives; Rev. n. "
little. wife and two childr~n; u. stub
blrncld and several ,nrmhesp 0f hi
family; Nn. Foster and too childrsa
Mrs. J. A. Rhodes aud oae chiid, chill,
will die; A. l.. Emerson and two chill
drsn; A. =. Justice and child
William Homo and tve chiidrwn; ,
Hone; Mn. ]. W. GAidIes and On
child; NJ. Jackson; Hobart Johnsns'
ks., and Robert johnson. IT,. tbOtI
danecpuslyE W. u. Ns0ce. wife sn
child.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
0RiCE ElECvEo.

TIE OAss oS0sssess~s Csests .
Hsies Cslssa asAsss o~~sssor-Oas bone
~sss D,a Noe Vote vSs sssa.
CoLUMBus. o.. Jan. N-Caivin \.
Bricc was ut con to-day elected 10 tho
United States senate. receiving . ma.
jority Of the votes In each branch Of
the Legislature.
In the Senate Shaw, of the Lima
district, nominated brice. Gsnmcs. Ut
xanesviils. seconded tho nomination.
saying that tho nominee was n
brave soldier In time Of war
and . bravo statesman In time u
peace. Schneider. Of Cincinnati, nosni.
mated Murat uAlstsHd. II WAA 10
ceived with cheers. hiascs and laushtss.
The presiding oficer gave notice that .
repetition Of tho disorder would lead 10
. clearance Of thu lobby. Massie, Of
Chillicoths. nominated ex-GovcrnoG
Foster.
The vote In tho Senate was: Hal.
stead. I; Foster. ~; Brice. IN.
In the House = call was demanded "a
bring In members. Brown il)emocrst)
of Hancock, who WA sick. MAJ carried
10 the hail In . chair. Tho only other
Democrats absent Were Tro~ger. Of
uolmes. and LxWler. Of Franklin. Who
10 III. Willis aud Blair (ilcpablicansl
WcsV absent
Hunt ~ Sandusky. presented the
name of Calvin \. Brice. which wAs
seconded by Bcllcvillc, Of Montgomery.
Representative brAman named Charles
Foster. which va seconded by Repre-
sentative LAyltn On the roll call the
vote of Counts. for Brtce. was rcceivcd
With chseSN. ~ VA also that Of Nun.
con, two Of the memtrrs Who were &C
credited With being toitcrA
Smith. the third caucus boltss. voted
for l.. T. Neal. His vote wss received
With . suhiucd murmur. I'snneii, Z
strong Brics man and worker. voted
for Foster By mistake. and tsfcre ne
could make tho correction the 1louss
wss In IN uprosr With threats that ths
hall would have 70 - cleared unles'
order va maintained.
The vote ~ the uouse stood: l3rtre
81; Foster. SO, and Neal, I. In the
combined ballots of the llOssas aad
senate. ~ votes. Bnce received . ma.
josity Of =. lie received - votss sad
Foste1 ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

HnMAsCK. n. d. Jan rs -Tvsesy.
eight granger meUhsn a ths House a
representative ha<s soas on ths vass
paeA md psupso 70 o0ss SpsAkss Wsll'
0Aa sHd rUnegastse The 6v0 tssSce
g ~ Lsgtastaso. nksy hssV slgned
- agsVs0ass - this sGe4 1hsy
elAio ~ WSilnaa. vhs 10 . fssDo.
- bstssse1 tAss slsnsas b sepslss,
~ . lavyN GAaiso0 a u saaissa1
ao0,eae0 - ~ aOpstses1 ~ naey
1lss1A n svvsls y UOwtng -
Wsll0aa hioase1 y fsss - aAoa thsl
- = b 6aa0w g twtng hss s0aA'
esnlH
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
. ~oaasgssstss.

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. lathe exec
utive committee Of the immigration
bureau held = meeting yesterday
Wosning and decided TO scnd agents
IAst with advertising matter 10 work
up immigration. They discussed
. plan Of placing agricultural exhibits
In all thu Leading Eastern cttieA The
aMocisti0a met Ut ten o'clock and
0opoWspd the executive commit
- 70 handle the 6nancs ques.
ton foe the association. A mum
bss Of speeches Of general
character we're made. when thew ID.
joamsd tO INSET Il call Of tbe sxecutivs
0m0ittsa IL executive committss
0et again In Tie sftssnoon and 10 ~
aQWd 20 Try and mako asyoogsDsnsa
lse running soOe e~xeurrAoos sroo ~
Eass 20 KsnsaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

To sss ErIvss tt~ss~ lsf.rw yeas
s~edets shss have . tss.n.e '-n~dy ss'
We uAousahds Of tsyslo.s sAs~s hss~ ts~s
permanently svrva ssAii 10 Sled "a sssa
~" toitiss Of ~! rv@~i, ssss " saS %,
year scsa~vs ~ho bsse csss1mp,ise " the,
wln s~nd sse th~ir e,rs~ss s.a rssst osfss
sadtssa Ncsysstfpiis, Z a riats a..
tM t~sil sts~t Nee vssA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

0lAZg AZ BALTIMORE.
4 0uGe Geesosss esd . 0SssAoA -
WuvWeA WssA oaoo ~ LIE.

0s6e 9o0eosss os1 . oSssaoe NJ
Wss~sA WssA s~ss ~ lsss.
BALTIMORE. Ma. Jan. N-ns
grain elevator known % the Nostl,sss
Central railroad elevator No. .. In tAis
city. ~as burned last night. II wss
worth eS00. 0OO aud wss insured. muatiy
locally. TIE corn stored these Was
worth ea0n. 600. was owned ~ indivia.
uAi Shipper and wAa fully insured In
small policies In lorai companiea Not
withdrawing great shipussnts therr an
l.>0o. 900 bushels ~ grain In I,aiu0sgv
elevators. aud the los NJ thls e~ievatns
10 IN iirepassble calamity In the %.
porteu, ~ there ave I'm facilities n0O
- ct rid al thu gint In the grain trade.
The elevator. the psopesty Of ths
~ ~ the baltimore Elevator Coo.
pany IN January !. aAd the las fsih
on that company. II had . capacity a
storing 20 ,.0nD bushela. u wss esrctsI
In ISIS. Every modern appliance Ia
safety ssd dispatrh In handling grain
va ued. Tks iiftsss ere u isua.
and the thrss dork kes wsss cspaiAs
" Oi~UueSusu8 sS,ss~ VNsso~se ~ UoUvs
The Bsitssh steamship harsobesoo.
lying neat The wharf. was entirely d.
stroysd b, flames from The husnins e,s.
vas0s. The BritIsh steamess Nesth
Erin and Rhto hsd their aAsts and
stg9tng and soms os their sppSs sosts
destroyed. Three At ihs csss of the
Kacsotc~co srv msastns and u 10 isp-
lIeved they vesv burned N death.
They ar~ all E~agiishmen. naas~A
IhD.sr Carua. chief engineer. Johs
white. GSsmaa. aud CAasiss Johnsno,
seanan.
Among the cree ssrisusiy brspsl
ass: Charles Applston, steward;
Thomas Knisht, oolossi. co.k. Nee
fot; III whi,eside. and a. J. ttotaa.
son. English sesmsa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
rAttAses eNse

~ pleasant asves. eea,is srtieW ssA
sess,k,ns eScsss NJ ~ tap ~ fsGs. ~tss IN
ss~i vi isssu,r and " The fs,hs, es rsc,hss
results follow lie uss o. that n 10 The t~ss
fssouy sssscdy bso~e sss'p family
ahvuii have . tsttl~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

vssAss iaWyss MAJ 10 . sv,sssss 80
haze eeyusioss - assrssos hat wsse sss
oresVs . roealolse - els tertuy 0AnAtts
80 70 0o9Nae4 10 kssNsa Csvttss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

JAcgDs. nhal. 1sa. SA--JsAs
AassAsii sssss 80 isssgvssaS1 asos.
Ws9 yssassSss. Ts issaswsi -
1sso sas vssy ssgsAy. svsaAs sssss'
0O OAs 0oAs - tss ssss
ssntss - v<Asnsse 49, sssl Cs,l
II 0gSuos sSUOM1 ~ ~ ~
Asnsts aesessssAss - osso ~ oSse
0esA H ssvsuD1 ~ ls1tss ~
CmUuD UsUA - 80 sAnsstS~1
sasreIss lsss - sSptyt - ~ esssA -
s.sn q . tns1 q teAorOOpue esuO
~ x~sAssU NsV1a. - aDwaey
ssnm001s1 ~ aA0fSsA0soe 6 u
U9ssss assvtcs isns1ng Qu1an.
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Wsv des't yes ssy css,~s's tauis tIvss
Tbise rhsy sse . rssitss cure Zee ssst
heesSh ~, SD si NE we revAeseS ~ ats
ordered liver. Osi1 Sse esli Q tess
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WINTER WHEAT.
4 vsssesS,e Hs0sss - ~ CSo<1eeSo n
~ 1esosss' assssO.

4 vssssss,e nsVsss - ~ Csolseaso -
she 1asoSss' osvssO.
CMicAoO, Jan. M-Ths Harmess'
Review aays: Outside II Michigan
ard Wisconsin our correspondents - .
rule report tho condition Of winter
wheat equal IN q above the average.
The condition Of winter wheat In
Ohio IL apparently aboa, the sa;.se ~
In liltnossl In Wood County u falls -
per cent. below the average and Ia
Morrow County ~ p~s cent. teIow. In
10 other counties 10 10 - per cent h.
loo the Average. With tiess exrepr
ton the condition ranges from 100 70
res pr cent
In Indiana. only four correspondence
repnst averages tssov iOl
In Kansas and Missouri thsee-qaast<n
Of our currssDDsdssh seJost iW y~s
cent. " ovss. Apons Cosnty. No. ~.
port some damage fso@ ussstaa o..
We SUMMARIES - follows The nsesgts
Of correspondents svlatiys n The cpssdt.
tios Of winter vksas u compared With
an svssaes: It1inssa. lW ~ csol; In.
Aiana, 20; Ohio. len. Ksaturky, 10.
Misoass. no. KsasaA. ~; lows, 81.
MieAt6sn, -; Wisnunais. -
GAs Us~ess - oa01sao osoA
lDxpos. ysa- IA--1DrA Cssnvsilis
Nsvlss Of AAeaais b AssA. Ms vns Q
vsetin al iseuaasA- Lard xsesss 80
bogp 10 1ste ssA 0svsd Nth Aiaetne-
Ito In . noahes a earn 10 vAtrA
0sssa nsitoaa - segaesA. ~ 0~a
militant enappsAOniaa hstsg In onese
ttoa uith ths eaStsss - pskia. IL
Ahgotsisn sxpa1bGtss - ~ eaOeaU
q AAe6alA
aoOa0es ogASao GDsesA
EupuasA. xo-. JsA W-n -
~ eAsaas hsvs tss eAnsa ksss . -
J OaDs6 ~ osSvsissso q y G10eA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

Coeoeso0u ~ vv0oe~A .
o@0s Svsos0soa
NsS~ress ere go f~cessly awaso ~
th~sr dlsess~~ ere rossAStsos. % tkss thsy
" aue ~ The psso~esA 81 bssa0 rasaoites
In tao linlas membrane 1T Tho s,sss cod
eas,skaaA tat~s hAfeS~f.c v~s~s~A.
kew~ses, hes ysc,~l HE ~ ~ Q fAt esd
Tho r~sat Of ,kls a.~s,ett 10 tAss . slwrss
~s~rs~is has k~m fcsm~sss~l whesee,
CAssfsh. Nss rsv~r sed Csss,ths, t~stssss
ese - snAne ts carr, 10 froM . ~ thtvc
siwpls sgel atlas msss ., Aces ~ W
yatse~t es,s Ia two weska
R~Ttis treAtrseat 10 ect . ss~S - -
esstrr~et, 18th have s~e aisascA~A ~
s~rniabic rhyarisas aa lsiastSvs 4 rsmrA
~ rxrlAjhtss iris sew tr~asss~st 10 s~s, -
rer~trt ef tnrv~ ceata Ia stsesss ~ pNv
,~s,Ase ~ 4 u p.sos q 40. ces al Jehs
sss Eiss rsrv~s. t~~svssN, SaasaA Ne
t.ss AAs~~sis
sasrr~rs fru<~ Catarrhal trssbsss sA~lS
cArvfals r~ei ths shssa
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osvs,sss cs.SAsu s.e.ss,s4sA.

C~oLrnsua. o., Jan ta--Jsass "
Cassphsll tn.k The esth u cacs TO-DAY
81 nsDa. us 0ssaaes - ~ l&SisiA-
tsrS vss Inst ss1 soseass spna .
ssnhss of subjsS;s ~ k'sas asA k~al
istesvsA us sucomsssoSs that hcsss
rvls 10 ssstSssA - I'll ~ sstLes -
speedily - possst5s asd ssisss Ists -
tails - - ~ ses1s q CAe4assei.
re stssagiy cno0AoAs ~ ~
ts0 - halla ssfas0 Nno0soiy
esiie1 ~ Aasassibaa sysss0 ssrs
skstsAo bstsay ~ ssnrsss Stsh Whit
4 hao - 10 Ga1ss enunslso - AtsEea.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

Sus sassisSsss nsalssss Ell ~ eesara
essoity tss tee heafs syssa Ns .s,ssssy II
lyssa sAa tAss kssstv sss css 81 We tsaA
AiSel ~ ssssssu k4,.sessiiys ysauNAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

" 10 . p,cassss b, se,s the Gv~~sh ~ shs
ING Cempsay, at kiAha,t. Ind Jhsss zee
shops give ncos secm 81 - 80 square tesA
this ee~rasy dssis ~sis eta tss r,ssso~ss
eed ssye thsis cwstoaers ths aiSslssssa's
presto 1ssy skiv ear ~hess. With PRIV
ileew 10 sssHias tsfess ssstaa a - paGs
catalogue mailed stes ~ ssy eadrssa NJ
she,S sdsostlssNsOt
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Wessy ~ W~srstossa ssA rss vostS csss
F,As Jse,ls.te tbf.S.s Cure is sss 0is gts