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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The decision of the United States Circuit Court
In Ohio In the suit Instituted by the Interstate
Commerce Commission against the Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad Company, on the ground tnat 10
sell tickets In groups OF ten TO theatrical com
pany or other persons was violation OF the III
terstate commerce law has attracted consider
able attention in legislative and railroad circles.
The court held that the common carriers OF the
United States are not impaired In their privileges
and powers by the Interstate Commerce Act and
that 1t Is not in the faculty OF the commission to
restrict them from making such rates as they
may see fit for the proper conduct OF their busl-
ness. They may classify, scale and alter their
charges as they please, provided only those
charges may be just and reasonable. The COM
mission has persistently held that there should
be no discrimination as to persons or places; the
court maintains that 1t is not unjust discrimina-
ton 10 exercise the discrimination which all
merchants recognize between wholesale and re-
tail dealers.
The House Committee on Military Affairs has
reported as a substitute for the bill establishing
military post on the Yukon River measure
appropriating 100000 for a survey of the ill.,
terror OF Alaska. The Secretary OF War, who
iavors the substitute has outlined a programme
10 be followed In the event OF tile bill being
passed by Congress and approved by the Presl-
dent. The proposed expedition is 10 be COM
manded by an army officer of some experience in
Alaskan affairs, and his force VIII be composed
Of volunteer army officers, botanists, biologists
mineraIorists and n detachment of enlisted men.
1t is proposed to start our early in the spring.
A licht.draught steamer will convey the expe-
dition to the Yukon. and a smaller steamer and
boats will he utilized in the work on the river
and lis trfbutafies. II is believed the good re-
suits Of such au expedition will many times e&-
coed The sum annrOnriated 10 prosecute the
nT ~ VI nnn
VI "'i''" '''''o 10 ~ p'o9eI.
This has been the most prosperous wear for
frntt growers and SINNERS in the history of Cali
forpia Not vary many wears apo IL was The
fashion in the Fast IN heiittIe california frnit It's
eize ana handsome annearonce were ar fIrst ad-
out ~ "'.' 80 80 saot,ono
Na,'' ,Ma roiiforr,n ro,ser objatns the highest
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A DEPLETED TREASURY.

When the Democracy in State Convention
dilated upon the dangers of depleted
treasury, it is assumed that they had the
National Treasury in view. When $4,000
GOO were voted out of the State Treasury
last year. above the estimates of Demo-
cratic Controller, by Democratic majority,
under the direction of the Democratic boss,
depleted treasures were not held to be so
terrible as they now seem. 1t is well, how
ever, that the Democrats have turned a
sharp corner. They see the Republican 80
cent plank and 60 nickel better A stump
speech on the evils of oppressive taxation
was listened to by an audience who had
some knowledge OF the subject. Most of
them-in fact, all who figure on the assess
ment roll-have just paid q cents and 2
mills on the hundred dollars more than the
convention declared necessary.
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The Fire Bell.

The burning of some alcohol in the store
of GARNER, LANCE x Co., at els Sacramento
street, yesterday afternoon was the cause
of an alarm from Box u. The loss was
trifing.
At o'clock in the morning an alarm
from Box Is took the Fire Department to
the Genesee Flour-mill5 on Gold street,
where friction of machinery had started a
blaze. Damage to the extent of $50 was
done before the fire was eXtingnished.
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KILLED BY A FLY.
A Case Unparalleled in the History o
Medical Science.

Medical science.
Mrs. Anna Beatty, who lived with her
family IN Bay View, died most horrible
death at Milwaukee on the evening Of the
18th of August. About two weeks ago a
fly got into one of her nOstrilS. and it was
some time before she was able to remove it,
and when she did an itching sensation re-
manned and her nose and throat began to
swell. She became alarmed, and week
ago Sunday physician was called. Since
that time Mrs. Beatty had been suffering
IN a manner almost indescribable, and the
doctors say similar case is unknown to
medical science. 1t is stated that soon
after she was taken sick magg0ts were dis
covered in her nose and throat, and for sew
eral days Mrs. Beatty had been unable to
swallow anything like food. her death
was the cause of having been literally eaten
up by maggots. She died in the greatest
agony, and her affection was a puzzle to the
doctors. Upon examination of the body it
was found that the partition of her nose
was gone, hole had been eaten through
the roof of the mouth, the soft palate had
disappeared and the throat was frightfully
aten.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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DISTANT AND SOFT.

The eighth resolution in the Democratic
State platform declares the Democracy to be
IN favor of the election of United States
Senators by direct vote OF the people. The
resolution Is attended with no dangers to
the Senatorial compact. 1t cannot be car
ried into practice until thirty. three States
have voted to adopt constitutional amend
ment to that effect Whether the assent of
the thirty-three States can be gained is not
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SIGNAL SERVICE. o. s. Army,
Division OF THE PACIFIC,
san FRANcIsCo, Aug. 20, 1890.
s p M.-Pacihc time.
Synopsis for the Past TIVE aty-fOur Hours.
The barometer is highest on the Oregon coast and
Is lowest in Southeastern California; the temper
AZURE has generally risen in Northern California,
Eastern oregon and Eastern Washington; elsewhere
il has remained nearly stationary; the weather has
ueen fir, except light rain at Portland and Fort
Cauuy.
Forecast TIL g p. NJ. Thursday.
For Northern California - Fair weather, except
Light rain AZ Keller: south TO west winds, nearly
stationary temperature.
For southern California Fair weather, except
Light rain at Yuma; stationary temperature, except
cooler at Yuma
For Orcgon-Local rains variable winds; warm
or in the western portion; cooler in the east
ern portion.
e., For wa-hiugton-Local aims except air weather
At-spoEaae Fails; winds generally southeriy; sta
tonary temperature, excep, cooler at Spokane Falls
JOHN p FINLEY.
Lieutenant Signal Corps ia charge).
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certain, but the process of changing the
Constitution is long and tedious. 1t was
not intended by the trainers that it should
be changed except upon the mature verdict
of the people, Meantime, convention
which is thrown into commissions over a
proposition to name a candidate for Sena-
tor by the people votes in favor of electing
Senators by the people. There is consis-
tency for you
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Temnerance Meetings.

Under the auspices of the Women's Christ
tian Temperance Union addresses on the
subject of temperance will be delivered by
Colonel George w. Balm of Kentucky to-
morrow and Saturday evenings, ats o'clock,
in the Central NJ. Z. Church. Mission street,
between Sixth and Seventh. Mr.. Balm is
regarded as one of the ablest temperance
orators of the day, and this is the last op-
portunity afforded to listen to one who
charms by wit and eloquent speech even
those who do not agree with him in senti-
ment. The members of Valley Lodge, No.
293, L. o. G. T., have voted to attend in a
body on Friday evening in honor of the
speaker, who organized that lodge in this
city on May 10, 1879. The meetings are free
to The nuhIic
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THE CALLS UALENDAR.
NOTICE!
AUGUST. 1890.

Any of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train boys will confer a favor by noti-
flying this Office of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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.IsCTTPTION RATES:

DAIIY CALL dncludtng sundays, So per year by
man. POSTPAID. Is cents per week, or IS cents per
rsiendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL. five
cories three months. Sc %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
ragesl 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
ma WEEKLY CALL 50 so per year, postpaid.
NEEhLY CALL (eight pagesl, 81 % per year, post
laid Clubs Of ten lsent to one address,, so.
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For Partial Distribution.

In the matter of the estate of the late
William I. CARAT, brother of deceased,
Benjamin I. CARAT, and son. William
L. Garratt Jr., have petitioned the Superior
Court to be awarded a portion of what is
devised to them by the will. The case will
be heard next Wednesday,
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NnnsntG Granted.

In the case of Mary F. Corcoran. admin
istratrix of the estate of the late William
Corcoran, against John Hinkel and twelve
others, nonsuit was granted defendants
by Judge Hunt yesterday. The action was
to quiet title to portion of Mission Block
No. 81, near Wood wards Gardens, and
valued at 500 co.,
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William Lamar was injured some months
ago by falling into an excavation on How
ard street. lie sued Mrs. Mary Morrow,
owner of the excavated property, and others
for $4,000 damages. The case was tried
before Judge Hunt and a jury yesterday.
A motion for nonsuit as to The defendant
Mrs. Morrow was granted, and the jury
gave a verdict in favor of defendant
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49, - ~ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearly open until u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock; COS
Iarkfn street, open until $50 CLOCK, ana 2o1s
Mission street open until O'Clock P NJ
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lowing totals being made:


First Lieutenant Caleb, Ninth Infantry 152
First Lieut.. Il. c. Van Yiet. Tenth Infantry. l56
First Lent K +. Eastman, Fourteenth Infantry 1876
Second Lieut.. +. de W. Ramsey Ninth Infantry 1853
Second Lieutenant ID. L. HOey. First Infantry 14l
Sergeant A. c. AUSTIN Co. F. Fourth Infantry. 16l
Sergeant W. Bowman. Co. f. First Infantry. 1b2
Sergeant b. Brown Co. q, oath Infantry. 1872
Corporal $ A. Densmore, Co. X, Attn Infantry. 1853
First Sergt. K. 6. Ebers. Co g. Fourth Infantry 165
o NJ. sergeant A. Fern. Ninth Infantry ........ 100
Corporal l.. Forester Co. II, l4th Infantry 1873
Private II. Garrard Go. X. Ninth Infantry---.. Jas
Sergeant w. Gleason, Co. l. Tenth Infantry. 1ol
Sergeant j. L. Hartford, Co. A, Fourth Infantry l59
Private r. II. Haven, Co. g. First Infantry $50
Private F. G. Hayes Co. X, First Infantry 1853
First Sergeant J. Heller, Co. A, Fifth Artillery. 144
Private o. Herman. Co. D. Ninth Infantry ...... lG4
First Serg. +. A. Hudson, Co. II, 14th Infantry. 1872
Sergeant w HUMPHREYS. Go. G, l4th Infantry 1856
Private L. McCarty, Co. Is, First lnfantry...... l39
Private J. s. Martin, Co. H. First Infantry. 15B
Private T. g. Nelson, Co L. First Infantry 10
Private Z U'FlaheTty, Co. b, Tenth Infantry. l59
Sergeant 4. I. 0gDurn, Co. l. Ninth Infantry. 152
Corporal F. - Powell Co. d, 14th Infantry. 15y
Sergeant c. Robertson Co. H. lith Infantry. 1852
Private =. Sheehan, Co. ID, First nfantry...... 1853
Sergeant H. s. Smallwood. Co. L, 4th Infantry. l4S
Sergeant NJ TierRan, Co. l, Fifth Artillery. 100
Corporal j. H Van ScoiSe, Co. b. 4th Infantry. 1855
Sergeant J. H. W hite, Co. d. Fourth Infantry. l49
Sergeant w. Wilkes. Co. f. 2ith Infantry...u.. 1853
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Mrs. Emma Cummings, charged with con-
Quoting a small beer-shop on Brannan
street without license, has been released
OIL her own recogDiZance by United States
Commissioner Sawyer, with the under
standing that she will pay up the $50 license
fees in Arrears.
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ARMY MARKSMEN.
Shooting for Places on the Diyi-
sion Team.

On Tuesday, shooting for places in the
Division OF the Pacific Rifle Team of 1890
was resumed at Monterey, The shooting
was at known distances, namely, 200, 300,
500 and 600 yards, and resulted in the fol-
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SPECIAL notice. FoK THE SUMNER

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
n the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
lraed 10 them for week or longer at regular sub
srFton rates, I5c per week. Give orde. to carrier
send to business Office
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ADMITTED TO Observation-Disclosures Buck,
A. q. Lennon and Edgar G. Chapman have been
admitted 10 practice in the United States courts
by Judge Sawyer.
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FOR PAINTINGs.-In the case OF Mary A. Bor-
neman VS.. Walter +. Baker, an action 10 recover
$1,000 for three paintings, Judge Finn has given
Judgment for $500 to plaintiff
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DIVORCE DENIED.-Judge CARRIER has denied
a divorce 10 Charles A. Lawrence from Laura
Lawrence. There were 10 grounds for the charge
OF desertiOD.
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J.F.CUTTEIs OLD BoURBoN.--Ths celebrated
whisky is for sale by all Hrst-class druggists and
grocers. Trade mark-star within a shield.
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PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain TUBS. Elegantly re-
lifted. Now open. 715 Filbert street.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

FUBNITURE-By A. h. Briggs Il Co., at OFT
Folsom ST., at ! O'Clock.
FUHssIrr RF.-By NJ. }. Simmons, 1867 Market
81. at u o cioek.
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Heart Disease cured. DR.. Rogers Heart Tonic
Cure guaranteed. Redington & Co., agents.
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To tone up the system and Emulate the appetit,
take Angostura Bitters, DIR. j. G. Il. Siegert Sons
sole manufacturers. At all druggists
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LARGEST manufacturer OF California gace
fruits III United States, 50calb. Townsend's.'
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SUGAR at bedrock. White sugar SIS cents and
light brown sugar 41a cents per pound. at Sbar-
boro q Co.'s, 53l Washington ST.; country orders
promptly attended to.
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THE success which Hoods Sarsaparilla has had
in freeing childhood from Affections caused by
impure blood, is really remarkable. Many mother
has reason to be thankful for 1t.
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James O'Brien, the last of the quartet
of toughs who assaulted J. j. Merz near the
Five-mile House in April last and robbed
him of several valuables, is on trial before
Judge Van Reynegom. His pals have been
disposed of as follows: Matthew Sullivan
got seven years in Folsom, Francis White
four years in san Quentin and James Nc
Clusky was acquitted.
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DREDGERs SoLD.-H. B. Slaven has sold the
dredgers lie used on Panama Canal work to the
Nicaragua Canal Company for 100000. MIR.
Slayen was at one time resident OF this city,
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n,pIIC.TIoY OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
Fas larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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PEARS Soap secures beautiful complexion. .
wHrrEwAsHIse, machine. brush. 8 Valencia.

Gettysburg and monograph, Market & Tenth.
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NOTICES or MEETINGS.

BEEcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and nervous Ills.
EXTRA mInce pIes. SWANS. 213 suffer street
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

7 V.LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y 6ls Sacramento st.: cabinet work aud lifting up
Offices promptly attended to; telephone suv. mlost
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SIGNAL SERVICE. Q. s. AMY
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
san FRANcIsCo. Aug. 20, 1890. (
= u a. papitifs TfmA
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AGENTS WANTED.

ISIRsT-CI4SS LADY AGENTS TO INTRODUCE
II the square measurement system of cutting aud
fitting ladies' and children's garments. Call from
to p. NJ ll4S Market St. Room 9, General Agent
for the Pacific Coast. au2O "
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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE "ARGO-
n nauts of California;; one OF the best selling
books upon this Coast call at Room 80, 420 Mont
comery ST. for terms. C. w. HASkINS. aul5 IL
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9~S and A, NJ, meets THIS (rHURsDAYj n
EVENING, August 2lst, ut 1880 o'clock. &W
Second degree. by order of the Master. W.
1t GEORGE JOHNSON, Secretary
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DENSIONS-NEw LAW JUST PASSED GIVES
i all widows and disabled soldiers and sailors a
penson evidence to furnish; no discharge pa
pers required; advice free; advance expense or
fee Authorized registered U s. pension attorneY(20
years experiencel, CAPT, J. II. SHEPARD, 319 Pine
St adofl'g Pension ONCE, Francisco. Cal 10 BIN
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IA ANTED-FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING So
w licitor. must be of good appearance, well ae-
quainted and have good references; hrStclaSs po-
siton to the right man Address X, L., Box AZ, this
Once au7 IL
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The tOrpedo-boat Cushing has been showing
the people OF Boston what she can do. She flew
about the fleet In the harbor at 4 rate OF speed
that was fairly dazzling, and was controlled as
easily as the igbtest steam launch. Her start
ling eyOutiOns we're watched with profound in
terest by naval officers as we'll as landsmen.
HE unnSe las laid lie bill 10 eXempt mining
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DARBERS' SITUATIONS PROMPTLY FILLED.
ID Bosses. Apply OF address - Mason. J. FRANktI
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Nir ANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD APPEAR
W anee to purchase merchant tailor-nade three
button cutaway suit, latest spring style, for Sl6 50
merchant taiOrs' price $35. ORIGINAL MlSFIF
CLOTHING PARLURS, corner Post aud Dupont
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ER San Francis Alliance No, ~
U.s. !, OF st. T. A. Of Cal-Brothers the elasA
semi-monthly meeting will be held in * RI HSTR
b. Hall on THIS Thursday EVENING, VISeN
at o'clock sharp. As business of great i'm. W.
p0rtance Is to come before this meeting a fulI at.
tendance is required. Per order
JAMES J. LYONS, Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

We arc badly in need Of rain in
these parts.
think the news Of the Indian
Creek Tramp, rs seen in the last
weeks CmiEr was rather stalc, / think
he must have been asleep for the last
two menths.
Tom says he has not had any nit.
tens since last winter when he was 10
need Of them.
Van Benson had tho misfortune TO
lose two head Of fat hogs, While driv.
ing them to %fnavalc last week.
Mrs. and Miss Phillips we're visit.
ing at Mr.. Metcalf's last SundGy.
Miss. Alice Metc,lf II visiting on
the creek this week.
Ben Reed Is putting IN about seven
ty.fivc accrs Of corn this spring, since
no came back from tho west, Ben il d
ruatlcr.
School commenced in District, No.
33 last Monday, with Miss Efic Smith
u teacher.
We notice quite a number Of fish
ing parties on tho creek this sprin,
especially on Sundays.
Miss Sarah Mctcalf entertained
quito a number Of young folks las
Sunday week, they reported a goo'
timc. OBADIAH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
From the BLACK llul.
BcjWIal COrrcspOndcncc1

I'm CnIEp-Ilaving promised you a
communication from this "Uhrdcn OF
tho world," I will say | am now sct.
tied in this wide awake aud prosper.
Gus city, enjoying my work. Evi.
IDENTIFY tho people have coms here for
business mainly and the comforts OF
life. The Hills nrc simply treasures
Of wealth. The well known Houres.
take mine has yeilocd during tho cast
year $1,135,277.66 income. 1870
stamps ore at this mioo IN operation
day and tight. Tho fact is the min.
ing business Is jest fairly bugun.
Tho large Smelling and Reduction
work, now In operation ~ Dcadwood
by which refractory ores Of whatever
grade nrc being more successfully
worked, IL indeed working u new era
in mining business. But ! must
cOniinc this letter to DeadwOod, y
city in which il SHOWS about oncc q
week, but still having u mild and
rather delightful climate. The pco-
pic are unusually intelligent and
shrcwd benevolent and kind hearted.
| have never been more generously
received and never have seen greater
need OF work IN my line than here. l
have had good success in being fav.
orcd with good congregations, and
also in purchasing church building lots
for $500 and raising tho money with
in the church To meet the full pay
mcnt. We begin IT ouco TO erect a
church building suitable to this grow
ing city. ! = say that religion il
not below par. We have besides the
Baptist, q Congregational, Methodist,
Catholic and Episcopal churches, all
doisg reasonably we'll. This is q
field where any II who desires may
do we'll. There arc two daily papers
each publishing a weekly aud | really
believe there is room for another.
There Is also an excellent opening for
good live homeopathic physician
Other businesses are fairly rcprcscn,
ted but not ovsrdonc. Two railroads,
the Is. II NJ. aud the +. +. Il NJ. V.
arc building here which is tog,thc,
with the new Developments in min.
ing giving the place u great boom
Heal estate men have not time to even
talk 10 a man unless he is son a deal
but l must not say too much else some
Red Cloud agent come and ovctdo III,
profession. l.shall be glad to answer
further inquiries concerning mat.
tiers here, as ! sm wall pleased wit!
my new home and field Of labor. sue
cess a. TuE Cmikr md i,s readers
Respectfully, A. W. SNYDER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
.DssdsOls, Ran.

Dry, dry. oats arc drying up and
turning yellow.
Chinch bugs arc doing well.
Some farmers IRE rclisting their
corn. IL seems the corn Sptoutcd
and then the wire worms cat IL and
killed II. Unless VIC have rain soon
there will be no crop At all,
Our population is still increasing
j. Williams laughs all over his face
because the first Is boy. Usual
Kansas weight. Mother and son arc
doing we'll.
Charley Davis says it beats all; a
girl again, still he feels happy and
sings "Wc'rc marching to Zion
Weighs eight pounds. Father and
daughter doing first rate.
a dance at Oh arlcy Barrctt's las,
week. Charley is building n new sta
bio. SIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
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: ru,lee !Mnkhy virtur, VI ~ order Of M,lc i,s,,,
80 u. L., ~, Fort clctk 81 the. district court, 81
'rfRhh ,Indi,Nmi Wsttitt, ~ mNt for Webster
<'st'ly.' hthratsa, tlOn u trcUr in. m aciioi,
pending thclcln. wherein George " xetAt Is
plaintiff, aud Arnic ~. tnvtlss unL klijal, 4,
|lnrtls are lcfaNdnnts; ! shall offer Tor sale nj
Inbnk vtnlW~ Tor tasl, III lmnL. Il the highest
(nlaSys =, TX sstl aso! 81 ~ Ssyt 6Yi.s, =,
on the ~ WY :
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