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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-24
4 SENSITIVE PLANT.
Why the Stuffed Prophet Won't
Run for President.
ENEMIES ATTACK HIS FAMILY.
Ue Dsneunsss . Report Of His III Health
= 1asss-spsaksr Reed on
Southern Suffrage.

N9w Yonx, espt 1.-fspscial IA friend OF
1rover Clsvslsnd and an ofice-holder under
prog1dcut Cleveland came 70 town yesterday,
ma 81 eonvosuotiou with reporter said that he
- heHc that there was ground for believing
~, ~ sx-prssidsnt would decline . renomin
alton even II Is were rendered TO him The
eneater did not know 1t the time that long
articIs had appeared in the Philadelphia Pres
veuaepdsy morning which sid that the expires
i6snt ~ not in good physical and mental
neoIfh: that he was addicted 70 spells Of moody
dionco. and that he had lost ambition
The sx.pfeeidsnt's friend said that Mr. cleve-
lnnd would refuse the nomination on the
e1uund that be viii not again subject himself TO
~ scsrdalous treatment his family had re-
csdvsd from the Republican oppoGtion in the
- campaign, that ~ viii not have his family
oneounter repetition Of the scaudalous stories
c1reaIsted about his treatment Of them in the
white house
4 IMPORTER called on Mr.. Cleveland this even
IN and reports him in excellent health. Cieye-
lid denounced the reports Of his illness - alb
nnaA
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REVENGE Is SWEET.
Workman Powderly Issues a
Bitter Appeal.
THE KNIGHTS HAVE VOTES,
Government Control OF Raiiroads-Psr-
seeutisn Of strikers-Heavy Loss
to New York Central.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2s-Powderly has IL
sued . circular 70 the Knights OF Labor. In
which he reviews the lats strike and draws
some conclusions He Acknowledges that Il
was clearly evident after the frst week that the
men were beaten, but adds that II was
necessary {, teach the power that con-
trois judges and legislatures that 1t
would be IN expensive undertaking. 70 attempt
TO destroy the manhood OF those who created
the wealth that went TO byibe public officials.
The experience gained by the Central manage
ment in the loss Of from SIS coo 0oo 70 so co.,
and q greater loss OF public patronage will have
wholesome effect in the future.
The strike was deliberately planned in the
office of the New York Central road. and once
iuaugurated 1t was but just thst they should
get enough of IL.
Abiding to the published sworn confessions
OF Knights arrested on charges of train wreck
ing, the circular says that hundreds OF innnc mt
persons were arrested during the Southwestern
srikes. and he il convinced . similar
state of AFFAIRS exists in this strike. Many good.
steadfast Knights will be victims. and the order
should not hesitate TO exFeud the aid necessary
70 tide them over the period OF distress now
upon them. The circular calls for reprisais
for alleged outrages committed By Ptnker-
ton men, and says the next legislature
OF New York must be looked TO for such legisla-
ton as win aboiisa a worse form Of bigandsge
ers in that state as well a. in others, and we
must present a q push bill which will do
away with the hiring of these miscreants Will
the order Sustain US In the effort? II so it will
be made.
Powderly reiterates his regrets that the
strikers had not made better preparation, bu.
though defeated. they. In his opinion, deserved
the support o. their brothers lie congrstulates
the strikers upon having a6 accomplished veal
results. creating . public sen line t sEAi1st
PiBkertonians, opening up tire yes
OF the nation 10 the necessity for govern nent
svpervis on OF railways, etc. TIE Gu Z asks
the mem sers not 20 pay heed to the IN lors of
.nisI.laus gement in the order. u. would
answer ell charges TT nsrsi a1es soiy.
PowdeEiy today hnEoUpc-a aborher
circular that on Oc:oner 10 form ofpaIlt {
would be printed asking each Eemter of the
order 10 vote either for or against taking inde-
pendent political action in The future.
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him the Irish police hsd employed . confedef-
ate to plant dynamite ON Daily. which had
been procured in America Matthew's declines
70 investigate the matter. and Constable
farndaie denies the statement
LONDON, Sept A-The Daily revelations are
IN old marer. They were submitted TO Glad
stone and Harcourt and other ministers, who
ignored what they believed 10 be mere gossip.
0'Brisn reviewed the story against the desire
Of Asnton himself
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A Repriev. for tn. Condemned.

Wretched men and women long condemned
to suffer the tor,ures Of dyspepsia are flied with
new hope after lev doses OF Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bilters. T. is budding hope blossoms into
the fruition of certainty, If the Bitrers is per-
sisted in. 1t brings q reprieye to al dyspeptics
who seek It's aid. Flatulence, hear burn, sink
ing ct the pit Of the stomach between meals.
the nervous tfemors and Insomnia Of which
chronic indig ion IL the parent disappeA r
with their ha eful progenifor. Most bsnencs mt
of stomachicsl who can wonder that in 60 many
instances II awakens grateful eloquence in
those who, benef ed by II, speak voluntarily in
its behalf 1t requires q graphic pen to describe
the ,orments of dyspepsia, but In many of the
testimonials received by the prJpris tors Of the
ness. Constipation biiiousness, muscular debii-
ity. malarial fevers and rheumatism are re-
heved by il
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srrAxER nExD on MIssrssIPr1.
He Addresses . Philadslphia Audience
ON Negro Otsfrauchisement.

Wo Addresses Phfla0elphta Audience
on Negro Disfrsuchisement-
PnILApELfHIA, Sept 8-In . massmeeting
ot the academy Of music tonight under the
auspices Of the State League Of Republican
clubs Speaker Reed was the center OF attrac-
Hon. speeches were also delivered by Hon.
John u. Thunton, Of Nebraska. president Of the
Eaaionai League Republican clubs, Congress
man Dolliver. of lows and otherA In closing
his address, HI. Reed said:
I'VE have fought great struggle for tho lib
any Of manhood. and yet there has been and 10
sIttfug today In Mississippi convention where
evssy orator proclaims his determination, and
the determination Of every other white man be-
lonsing to his party, to invent some method 70
dtaffauchise the negro and to destroy the fran
ehlee Of . large portion Of the voting population
Of this country who are entitled 70 vote.
Theirs Is . spectacle for you. IApplause. ]
Do ron mean. my friends, to allow the Southern
white man, because he votes in the South, TO
count more than you do IN the government OF
this country? Do you mean that he shall have
1ncfeased representation In this government, 90
that he shall carry more weight than you?
fApplauaek
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in the anse-rooln and keep poets. bores an
other undesirable persons at bay. The
position requires something Of diplomat.
as well as . fluent Enguist You would
not do ct ali.
Ricketts, (who shutters . tride)-That's
wh-wh-where you make q mum-mum- mis-
take, squire! As sus-sus-soon's . bub-
bore cuc-cuc-came in I'd ug-bug-begin to
ell l-i-iong s-s-story. and before I'D guR-
gug-got half through. bub bub-between
whu-wh-what I'D sus-sus-say and w-what
I'd tut-try to say, I'D have him cuc-cuc-
completely tuttired out. amt num-
mum-much of q dud-diplomat, perhaps.
but a. i-i-linguist I'm q cuc-cuc-caution
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vEsTIBULEp TRAIN SERVICE

over the Northern Pacific railroad. dining cars
and sleeping cars every day IN the year seattle
10 Chicago al miles the shortest route. SECOND.
class passengers. too. Afforded excslle az AZ.
com N o0stiopA
'hikTi TIRES Nouns AND fHfkrY-srN MINUTES
saved IN reaching Chicago via this line
Shiiaerg. city ticket agent 7lo Secend ssrsss
Boston block. l. 1onkla. depot ycxel ag~us
seattle.
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CANADA AND THE TARIFF BILL

0oldwin Smith ON the Advantages Of Re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sherman's View.
10BoNTo, Sept 23.-At the annual meeting OF
the Commercial Union Club tonight President
Goodwin Smith, speaking of the Mckinley bill,
Aaid is passage viii be great disaster, and will
b felt much more BY Canadian farmers than
b. those having nothing personally to
saId. Of coarse can afford TO
receiqe it with the trumpet notes OF patriotic
defiance. The Mckinley bill. however, he said,
II not pointed against Canada This 10 meas
use Of domestic, not foreign policy.
He then read . letter from Senator Sherman
b Efastus wiman. in which the senator said he
tslisvee that with little forbearance and mod
efntion on both sides Of the line, tho feeling
will become universal that special arrange
meuts Tor reciprocity and trade should be
entered into between the two countries. The
senator intends, he says, at the hrst opportuns
moment 70 offer . resolution on
Smith said eenstor 6hsrman's statements were
con0boested By oil sdvices from other quarters.
He spoke Of - ridiculous the notion that Amer.
leans ars always fixing greedy eyes on Can
eda and plotting against her In
dependence. when Canada elects her
own governor general he says the
nshsries question win b easily settled, but OF
course No cannot expect that Americans will
DO fof the Canadian government which shows
itself uninsndly to them. the same - they
would do for friendly government
BssLIN, Sept. IA society OF German wine
growers has sent memorial TO Chancellor Won
Capnvi. declaring that the Mckinley tariff bill
Will rain the exporting trade with America, and
eskins whether It II possible to obviate this BY
diplomatic action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-24
BASEBALL In THE EAST.

TWO NuOusahu People at DetrOit-New
York League Wins Two Games.
LEAGUK
PrrrsBUBo. Sept 22-The home team lost two
games to New York. The pitchers were Buskett
and Clarkson.
CINCINNATI, Sept 2x-cincinrasi punched
their hits In the eighth inning with Philsdel.
phia. which thus won the game, the score stand.
ing Z 20 Pitcher. Aullane and Gleason.
DErsoir. Sept 2S-Cleveland easily defeated
Dest0n. Attendance, 200a Score. Boston
Cleveland 3. Pitchers Getxeen and Man
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
TOLEDO, Sept. % -Tclsdo . BALTIMORE
ST. Louis, Sept 2S-st Louis u, Athletic A
COLUMBUS, Sept - -columtus !, Syracuse /,
LOUISVILLE. Sept 2S-Louisville Is, Rochester
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PAST TINY

TIE NoE;hern fsei6c railroad yesubule Din
Ing aAN Sleeping Car Line. daily service 10 9,
fssi. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago No
change o. cans and twenty miles the short
cot route to Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
nrougn, pisoing passengers IN the Union depot
SnUkgo seven hours and thirty SIX minutes
ahead OF other lines A. Chilberg, city uckes
ssent 'is Second street Boston block. l. Ton
IAN, oCIci ticket aSeut. Seattle.
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Mystery OF . Young Woman. Death.

nv ~s~Hs - :" 'S ''"H1H"H Dtatu.
BALTIMORE, Sept 3-The dead BODY al a
young woman found drowned at Locust Point
yesterday was identified today a. Nina Rohema.
niece Of DR. Adolph BOHEMIA. a well-known nhv.
sician of this city. Miss Dohema's death re
mains mystery. Her home 10 in Brunswick.
Germany, and she was in the habit every few
years Of Waiting this country. she came over
from Germany two years ago and spent some
time in California
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BEEIav. Sept 1-The epidemic OF suicide
continues sensation was created today BY
the discovery that M1jor Van Norman. COM
maudant OF the cadet school here. had killed
himself By taking poison. To make his work
doubly sure, after he had swallowed the poison
he opened his arteries.
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Pullman reservaaoas maze io- sIi points East
Via the Northern Pacific railroad, the vestiouled
sleeper snd oIning-csr line. A. Chiloerg CITY
uckes agent 7I6 second street. Boston block.
1onAin. Gep0, klcket sgenl seattle
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eAs FRANCISCO, Sept % The steamer Rio de
Janeiro sailed for China today. carrying back
forty Chinese who arrived on her week ago.
Four other Chinese. who were intercepted on
the Mexican border. were also returned on the
steamer.
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O'Brien and Dillon Must Come.
LONDON. Sept. 23-Psrnell has finally decided
that IL would be unwise 70 send any one to
America In the place OF O'Bren and Dillon, a.
they will be able to carry out the original plan
in any event.
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BosfoN. Sept 2a-General n. p. Banks was
defeated for re- nomination today in the Fifth
district Republican convention by Mayor James
4 Fox. Of Cambridge. was chosen.
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Catholic College Near San Rafael.
GAr FRAScisco, Sept 2z-Archbishop Rinr-
dan today purchased q tract OF seventy -age
acres near San Rafael TO- 10000. Iii proposed
TO establish Catholic college, where young
N en- can BE- educated for the priesthood The
cost Of the building will probably reach $780,.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, vestibaled
sleeper ana ciainv-ear route, 70; al posnss Eass
A.chiioerg. eisy TICKET AGENT, sis second street
Boston block 4 Ionkin, depot ticket azens
ostia
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Tn. Birminsham Dynamite Story.

BIRMIxeHAM. Sept 2S--fbe Gazette earns
thai Alderman Manton told William o'Brien
that he wrote Home secrctkA Matthews that
Chief Constable Farndals. -wingham. told
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keservRnons on anysteens NIP hne in the
Atlantic service TO Europe and England can oe
secured &c Northern Pacific once A. Chileers
city ticket AGENT. ffe Second stress, Bos,o
block: In Ionkln. depot tickei afsrk sesiiIa
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sc 6ne embroidered hsndkerchiefs--uev.
Chester Cleary
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just the Man for the Place

Great Editor-I advertised for q private
secretary, whose chief duties win be 70 sit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-29

Fast Mail Line with Electric iIsl,ss -, Pr.
steam Heated. Nesubulated iralhs e,,sI.."' g--
Chicago Milwaukee. ST. PAM anu "'.''
polls. ,, ra.,t-f-
Trans-ContinentHl Route WIN -
Lighted aud steam Heated, Nesu9.iisL ~, 80. -
between Chicago. Council Buns, 'Ala.'
ST Paul and the Pacific Coast.
Great National Route between DA'1"-''
Kansas ,lty and 81 Joseph, 40
$500 MILES OF Road reaching an pflAlf.-
points i'm Illinois. Wisconsin. Minnesota t''-'
Missouri south Dakota aud Norih DaAoss
For maps, time tables, rates o. passase - a-
freight. etc apply 70 the nearest slal1au 81 80
81 ~ f'}fieteo Nrw4rrEE = 81, pAtL hA.1
WAY. or TO any Railroad Agent anywhere y ~
World
K. MILLER A. s. T. CAEts't- 81
Geui Manager Geui Fass. y ~
r. For information ia reference % ~-TF
ami Towns owned 6y the CHICAGO At. h &.
& 81 PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY, NFite " Va
HsUGAN land Commissioner, MllhaAANts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-29

~ GRAZ UATE Or
Bellevue Hospital Medic'I College,
NEW YORK. CITY.

Ably assisted by full corps of competent
physicians and surgeons.
Treats. with unparalleled success. all chronic
nervous skin and blood diseases of every
nature upon the latest scientific principles. He
particularly invites all whose cases have been
neglected, badly treated, or pronounced incur
able. Patients who ARE doing well under the
care OF their own physicians need not call on
us, as our province is 10 treat those who can
not ind relief otherwise. No money required
OF responsible parties to commence treatment.
CURING OF PILES GUARANTEED Will
give $1,000 for any case OF failure.
DISEASES OF WONIEN.-We shall continue
ais heretofore, 10 treat with our best consid-
women. our operations for listula, ruptured
creviN, uteri, ruptured perienum, and tor
structure of the creyicai canal a condition
resulting lon sterility, have been alike crafty
ing 70 both ourselves and our patients.
EPILEPSY, OR FITS positively cured by a
new ana neyerfailing method.
FREE EXAMINATION OF THE URINE
Each person applying for medical treatment
should send or bring from two 10 four ounces
of urine, which viii receive q careful chemical
and micrOscupical examination.
REMARKABLE CURES perfected in old
cases which have been neglected or unshll-
fully treated, No experiment or failures.
Durable cases guaranteed.
Cases and correspondence strictly cOnAden-
tiAl, ana medicine sent 10 any part of the
United States. List Of questions free.
Western address
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-29
A GOOD FARM
For Sale at Lew Price ana on Easy Terms,

via sell my fine improved farm OF 2U1
s,rgs sifuofeI il miles southwest of the city
ut Mineral puiut. at $50 per acre, and ON
especially easy terms. lf purchasers VIII pay
81. 200 down, or give security for that amount,
ne can have twcuty-tOur years time on the
balance, giving notes for equal payments OF
principal each year and having privilege 20
pay them on or before the time they fall due,
az six per cent. interest.
The house ON the farm is I'm good condition
and large, containing nine rooms, and the barn
Is large and well constructed. TIE land Is rlch
and In good condition; about 100 acres under
pIuw and balance timber and pasture; good
living water on each forty acres, and the whole
farm is we'd fenced with posts, lumber ana
wire Inquire ON the premises for further
particulars Sims JOHN McAFoLh-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-29
FORWARD"
kEsBEzS3ssscaenSs1lMazlS
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL
THE OFFICIAL STATE PAPER.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

THE STATE JOURNAL has just passed
into the hands Of a strong corporation,
composed Of leading republicans and
prominent business, professional and ed
vocational men.
It is the intention of the new manage
meut TO publish a vigorous, newsy and
enterprsing paper, that shall contain all
the current news Of the day, be . stall
wart advocate of republican principles,
and give a wide variety Of interesting
reading Especial attention will be given
to the collection of all state news of
political or general character We prom
Use that the STATE JOURNAL shall be
lively, readable and reliable.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
approaching political campaign, which
promises to be an exceedingly important
and exciting one
TERMS:
Daily, by carrier, 81 90
Daily, 10y mail, 9 90
Weekly postage paid, 1 90
STATE JOURNAL PRINTING co.
MADISON, WIS, May 1, 1890,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-29
BENCH AND BAR HUMOR.
A New York Lawyer Recalls Few Good
Aneedote. IlIastratiye nf Legal
wit aud Iunor.

" AZ HhH tihApfs
Many Of the good old-fashioned
lecal anecdotes that have seen hard
service IN their day and have been
honorably retired long since, are great
favorite. of mine. writes A. j. Hum
mel. oil New York, IN the HeralL
While thew possess the rich flavor of
are for me. / have found rs general
thing that they were new to my aud
fences. particularly to the more youth
ful element.
One OF the best Of these old time
stories relates TO q lawyer in whose
hands was placed a claim for collec-
ton. He agreed to undertake the
work on q contingent fee-yiz., re-
tennou of half the amount he would
succeed in collecting He promised 10
act vigorously, but weeks passed and
the client heard nothing. He finally
wrote 10 inquire what had been done
Ia the matter By the return mail be
received this replv:-"I have already
got my half Of the claim. If You will
wait few months may be able to Sc
cure your half.
This brings to my mind another au-
ecoote Iei'..!'S 10 Il let' - ou'i7 ',', ,,i
gives him "a claim OF $lo6 to collect.
your nance" asks the disciple OF
Blackstone
Elijah Simpson, is the reply.
"Not the son of nav old friend Lige
Simpson? Yes? Wen, you don't know
how glad am to meet my old friends
son. Give me your hand. q" and he
"IIhS7 we """1 -, ,i. , 40 In
uti'o'I 'n .a'oti' '''''''7' '.ii
WIN 'o"'9 l' "'i" 49, -,
w wv. ~ Nv -; ~. ,,.;tl. ,,l.,,
an "pf'''"u''N W ''''"7 '''' ~"
ao,UI YOU i".ig' ,,.., ruth oou.
IN ~, ~. sg,.,.ord a.,
a-"'"' III. Ia. LanJs a,,J
over AMI over and expressing lis
,,,,..tt ,,la9sIt,.,. ,i having fl i'm hi, p0,gcr
g .sria T.i@a,. son.
.Tbcu you have the money for me?1
s,.,r..t. Sipp-op
"C.,toiuIy certainly. Here II is
and he hands Am cpyelope carefully
se,lrd to the yonnp fellow. who tears
II ona,,. and Gud. Nh. 81 bills
.\ysers.s tine rp-t9r asks Elijah
uOA..uy fec /. SSl /. the rrnIy
A, ~inp,op afIr,s toward the door
no ..n.. no hi. Iathpr. friend. u
,,p,-. Finn hIckt l1 Get SO. TnayfuI-
f, r.I Won didn't know ms gr1ud-
GtI.r~
.pppose won have all heard the
story I,'out fin. lilo LAWYER and the liz
NJ an. oho mad \ heated ARGUMENT I'm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-29
Farm For Sale !

Consisting OF 2l0 acres located about seven
miles southeast ot Mineral Point near the
Darlington road. Good dwelling house, barn
and out buildings ON the place; well watered
plenty OF timber and good pasture. all well
fenced VIII be sold reasonable and ON easy
terms. For further particulars apply at Rieh'd
Beu-ou's meat market, Mineral Point. i7ml
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
EAtfQY Notice.

Taken up by the undersigned m the aise day
Of August. ls90, IN the swL Of section q, tWn |!
| rng IL, Webster county, Neb, the fOliOwtuy deS.
cSihrd estray animals 10 wit:
| black ahOat about lhTe., months old with
some white spots or marks,
black shoat about three months old viii,
some white spots or marks.
| black ShOat about three months old with
some white spots or marks,
black ShOat about three months old with
some white spots or marks.
! black shOAt about three months old with
SO~e white spots Or marks.
] black s.iOnt about three months old with
some white spots or marks.
! black shOat about three months old with
some white spots or marks.
] black ShOat about three months old with
some white spots or marks.
black shoet about three months old With
some white spots Or marks.
black sh1ot about three months old with
some white spots or marks.
black sh0at abVIt three months old with
some white spots OF marks.
black sh0at about three mOOths old with
SOme white spots OF marks.
black sh0at about three months old with
sOme white spots OF marks.
! black shOat about Tires months old with
some white spots or marks.
The above described estray animals are now
in my hog pen on l0t u. block II. original town
Of Red Cloud. Neb b 0Wner may reclaim the
sane D, proving property s-d paying expenses
provided by Law. y. Z. GObl4A.
Anna
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17
CoTrnsG PolnTKnA

We haye tAe finest 1lDe q
sewer poas n The city.
We con- shoW zen the 1aesl
llne - sehool supplies in The
city.
Lead peaells froa e per aos.
- 80 pr dok
Ar elegant book-0aFk SlveH
with o6ch tohlot Or b00k.
II yoa arc golng - paint cell
- - Tor prices.
WAN paper ard Wlno0W
shaAes never soSA - low n thls
city - We are sol1lnG thcm oo0oy
We co0 provo 1t - you.
lfyou want . Inc blrlhday -
wedding present, get enc 81 O0r
1oc g0lA pens o. pencils. We
hsvo The NEST complete stock h
Fine perfumes, guaranteed Of
the best quality.
We h0vo all the obOvo, 70 {
drugs and incidence oFo OoP
speciality, and vo win M y0ur
prescriptions and recc1pes With
pure drugs, and ~ lowest pr.
ces.