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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

news . Gesd deal -
russantce busineo h he sossU
keepane a to-dsy. ks ~
excessive. Or TOO selnctaGA
Hall The tine ie means aeele
M. Words -Ay 3Nsk
This Offer 10 refund 10
mooey. OF so pay . rcvssd =
made under the hope shsa yea
wont want your money baek
and that YOU wat elAan -
reward on course.
So. whoever 4, huorss II
making Il. ard wosks-oos O.
his own reputation aluoc. bvs
through tho local dealer xhm
you know. must have somc.
thing he has faith IN back u
The guarantee. The business
wouldn't stand . year with
cut Il.
What Is lacking - eoa6-
dence. Back Of that. What .
licking IL that clear hoocssy
which IS above the average
practice"
Dr.. Perccs medicines are
S~SssAsS 70 accomplish whse
they arc inscnded TO DO. AID
their makers give the uzoory
back Il the result ISN'T sp
parent.
Doesn't il Sakc you shst
. medicine which the matrn
have 50 much coahdcnec u.
j. the medicine fos youi
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

BANGOR. Tex, Feb. la-Six weekr
ago ]. A. Hale, q contractor 1t . stone
quarry, killed . Mexican in self.
defense. Yesterday the dead mans
brother passed through here on the
hunt for Hale. He found him near
Canyon Switch and attacked him with
. knife, when Hale shot him dead. A
crowd Of twenty men left here for the
scene Of the shooting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

AuWArKEE, Via. Feb lathe time
lock Of the money vault Of The wiscou-
am Fire 4 Marine Banx, the laxzest in
the city. failed 70 work yesterday
morning and al efforts 20 open Il were
frritieaA II was supposed that . min
take was made IN setting the lock and
men were put 70 work 70 cut . door
through iron tie interior of the book
vsah % tie money vault % IN e.se Of
similar accident there should Be two
means Of entra1ce he bank secured
A1oe Dooey IL 1esded iron ouAxide
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20
FINAL VOWS.
Alss Kate Drexel Takes Her Final vows-
Her Life Work.

Miss Kate Drexel Takes Her Final Vows
Her LiGe Work.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. 13-The work
Of educating negroes and Indians which
Ri Rev. James O'Connor. late Bishop
Of Omaha, started years ago. and which
was the desire OF his life to see placed
on q firm footing. took tangible shape
in this city to-day by an event which
also marked the turning point In the
life Of one OF the wealthiest young
ladies IN the world, Miss Kate Drexel.
At ':3O o'clock this morning Mise
Drexel in the presence Of a number Of
church dignitaries, made her solemn
profession Of religion by taking the ir-
revocable vows of poverty. chastity and
obedience. But few spectators were
admitted. At Miss Drexel's own Ne
quest the affair was quiet and with very
little display.
Miss Drexel repaired to the chapel
and knelt in prayer awaiting the hour
Of her profession TO arrive. Soon the
black and white vailed sisters filed into
the chapel and took their places. The
altar was grandly decorated with
flowers and almost hidden by the nu-
merous wax taperx
Miss Drexel carries with her s., 0O0, OOO
into church life work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

How M TaRoAY HrKrs. Why don't YOU
use Hates Honey OF Horchound and Tart
Pike's Toothsrh~ Drops Cure In one minute
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

no rot Judge By surface indicsisoas tn
woaSer Of . trained drcss may hersels b.
very Wild -Boston transcript
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

ALI cases Of weak or lame back. be~kach~.
rheumatism, will hDd relief by wearing one
OF Carter smart Weci aud DcliAdoans
beckSche Piasters. Price y cent? Try then.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

Joss ailueut never counnet him 70 thu
house-he We copsiaually ''brcsking out 5
boston Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

Ieces-.Iycry s9s,ns gems e 50 swI2
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

CoxxKLISyuxk H, Feb. la-Th
stirling eo,n bGzDess threaten 10 -
the noa-un1nn 0en q Raineyb wush
and 4ogty d~etDctives haSa ben dpfxib.
xsed aS TIE different plsntA An 49,
quiet yeseerday, but . bloody coalistk
among the unwelco0e posibilisieA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

Axsusua f1lsA1 ys@g taAy $50 .
NSa1lns 1es1ure - ssAasA - Z Nsase
Sowu vhScA - stnt1sa - os0oss.
usorsse - sai,gsf wv - hsas1
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church ~ 6sss wsA snhre ~ hh 49,
Aay&.ss elaa b . hcy - sesoea
- es)cy ~ peosrediAN Calike nsay
eAUeA-eum - wesahsS 49, - u.
fes~ncs - ~ dvse. bsa svsy Ssnasy.
summer o. winter. ~ wss q hb pna
O sAs oegaA-Newsss 0s0pAia
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

NoKssNss 10 the straw thst sicki~s hu
manity tho world Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

Il raw. NE drop "a you, Grid the rain
10 ths men who had forgotten hs umbrella
-WsshinRtoN Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

WniisToS, FoRInA. r 18th. isa
3Hse1s A. T. SHALLENsGasrk & Co.
Rochester. Pa 6safs my drsf
ofder for your Ansidoie. ia isA ! have kept
tae medicine constantly IN stock- II 10 IN
2uesuonabay the best medicine for chills ]
ever ssw. ] know Of one case % cish,
month"; standing which WAS cured I.,rInA
nent.y by w. d0s, afs~S ali Other remedies
bad failed have never known q to fail 10
cure In . single Instance Yours fraly.
J.. b EPrtksvx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20
How Is Your Appetite.

II il is not good
you need a tonic.
Hunger is a u
tina, gives your food
a flesh making and
strengthening pow
or. $. S. S. is "a
O Tor its health
giving and building
up qualities. 1t is
the best OF all tonics.
yneAYns
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

Ala that ~ can say Ne 20 the merits Of
Doboins' Electric Soap. palcs into s.<As.s-
80 before the story IL will tell you assf, Of
fts y perfect quality. IL you will sive .,
sHs trial Don't tak imitation. There arc
lots Of them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

Posiwes;t eveeeess yea csa s~sCsSssS's
Lite l4y~s f.iss- sHstsv~s rrrassscs 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

V4sA socAi ASs1JrAs1osA - ~ - -
eWaeA ~ eDs % ~ d1ssoa CoasSSA y q
hood - ouassisutbnaAi dtar0ae. - . er0HP
% cur 70 joe hsve % = .nseFaA 49,
6ta- 6Alts CAanfrA Cure b enhca isS0.
1Ai!y. aed arts assers.y % - hood -
0ncooD suYfncA Halle CSaASrA Cur -
- Quock na6Sc1ne 10 was p~ee~rrt6sd ~
80 a tAe bess pAySssAss IN tAis ccsatsy
3oe yoAr. md b regaAae RsornveSsa- u
y composed cf To AH0t tposes ksow1. co0-
Mad wiih ths 6st blood pSFs1srA arilA6
directly n The mucous ssrfaxA IL Nss
fer4 cu0heAsaua Of tAa two in6s~ds<ns 10
pJ. CHHxBy Z Co. PrcgA, Join1a, q
0p3j hy OrpRY.sNa prSce H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

Dasoe - to W1a0s - IL WtsA
rhe nlssnstA Or serial ecrms % csli.s snd
fever and other miasmstsc dlscas~ arc de
terminated beyond the p!.cr 81 th-.r erigia
Protected b. Hostessers ssonA.s 6itirr.,
yoo ms brcsthe them eahArc,~i Other
Wise, apprehend troabi.. Not caiy malaria,
fn9ectioa, but rheumatism. Dyspepsia cns-
scpasiou. bsisousncaA, deoslity y kSdp~y
complaints arc SUCCESSFULLY consroljoa b.
~ great preventive and remeay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

oaoycufs,s 10 cured b. frsauess ca.
oCses % flso . Carv for Cs0ss1pssuaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20
FA0Ts TO DAT
koch's Discovery lai Piso's Cue ttf csssua

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o u 90 soaS ~ 0s1 - sN9v OnGn = O.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

proposed that. ut the distance OF every
mile. q pole fifteen feet high and with
two cross pieces be erected, showing tho
points af the compass, and . bell hung
at the top 50 that every breeze would
ring il, md so the lost ones on the
mountains would hear the sound and
take the direction given by this pole
with the ross pieces and get safely
home.
Whether that proposed plan was
adopted or not I do not know, but / de-
clare to all you who are in the heavy
and binding drifts of sin and sorrow
that there is \ cross near by that can
direct You to home. and peace. and God,
and hear you not the ringing of the
Gospel bell hanging to that cross. say.
ing: This is the way, walk We in itr-
No wonder that the sacred poet put thu
psalmist's thought into rhythm with
that ringing chorus We have SO often
sung:
Dear Jesus. I long to be persscsly vhole:
I want Thee forever to live In my soul
Break dow every idol. cass down every Nosl
Now wash me. and I shall b whittier than
snow!
Whittier than snow. yes. whittier than snow,
Nov wash me. and I shali be winter thaA
NOV!
Get that prayer answered and wewM
be 6t not only for earth. Sut for TIE
Heaven where every thing i % white
because every thing b % pure.
You know that the redeemed In that
land wear robes that ere white. md The
conquerurs IN that Land ride horses
tint are whits. and John In vision says
Of Chris. His head and His hairs were
white" and Tie thruoe o. which He
sils i . grea4 whifs throoe. BY :s
psrdoaing and sancGifyinggrsesof God.
may We al 1t last Stand enid tAs4
Todiance!
Iea thoasaAd taDos IN thoasana
ln 0lteoertAg srDoe hRtgAA, |
IN armies q tn ltvng GoA,
Ihron8 upthe ssapa g ueAA
1f9 1nioAod, III - 1niahOa |
Their Eight VITA death = IN: l
Throw open vide She solder easal |
Ard let he eO00UerOeSh |
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

& & &
~
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ct
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

celestial dragoman, many OF these
pearls that you see on the forehead of
the righteous, and many OF the gems in
the jewel case Of Prince and Princess
are only the petrified snowfiakes Of
earthly tempest. for God does NOT forget
his promise made in regard to them:
They shall be mine, said the Lord of
hosts, in the day when 1 make mp my
jewels" Accumulated power! Anthe
prayers and charities and kindnesses
and talents Of all the good concentered
and compacted will be the worlds evan
gelization- This thought Of the aggre-
cation Of the many smalls into that one
mighty is another treasure Of the snow.
Another treasure of the snow Is tie
suggestion of the usefulness of sorrow.
Absence Of snow last winter made All
nations sick. That snowless winter has
not yet ended it's disasters Within Q few
weeks it put tens Of thousands into
the grave and left others in homes and
hospitals gradually TO GOODWIN. Called
by . trivial name, the Russian grip"
it was an international plague. Plenty
Of snow means public health. There
Is no medicine that % soon eGrss TIE
worlds malaria - these white pellets
that the clouds odmin3gAer. Iike =
sponge every Asls aheoehs unhealthy
e1seA. The tables Of mortality in New
York and Brooklyn mmedisSely lees-
sned when The movs Of LIST DsssaA@
began to fau. The 0Ow bno q IL
grandest and bes4 q lie worlds doc
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

SoGAf0G @ 0ooo ~ o0o oeoeAoeo oADleo e0a-
JNG SWIFT opecsevc Co., Auenas. a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20

the snow. Take 1t for your present and
everlasting comfort
Behold, also. inthe SNOW the treasure
of accumulated power. During snow
storm let an apcthecary, accustomed to
weigh most delicate quantities, hold his
weighing scales out of the window and
scales and it will not even make il
tremb!e. When you van 10 express
extreme friviality Of weight you say:
Light as q feather" but q snowflake
is much lighter. 1t is just twenty-four
times lighter than water. And yet the
accumulation Of these fakes broke
down, a few days ago, in sight of my
house. six telegraph poles. made help
less police and FIRE departments, and
halted rail trains with two laundering
locomotives. We have already learned
SO much of the power of electricity that
we have become careful how we touch
the electric wire. and IN many cases .
touch has been death. But, . few DAYS
ago, the snow put its hand ON most of
these wires and tore them down Is
though they cobwebs.
The snow put its finger ON the LIP Of
our cities that were talking with eoeh
other and they went into silence. inter-
ing not q word. The snow b mightier
than the lightning. In March. lssA tAs
snow stopped America Il aN 70
Brooklyn: Stay Aomey" To New
York: 'sStay homer ToPhnn6elphia:
ssstay home:" To Washington: 'Stay
home.:" To Richmond: '.Stay homey"
It put into a white sepulchre most of
this Nation Commerce, whose wheeh
ne.cr stopped before, stopped then.
What was the matter? Power Of ac-
crsnulated snow1ales. On the top Of
tie Apprentices one fake falls, and
others fall. and they pile mp, and they
make 4 mountain Of fleece on the top Of
= mountain Of rock. until one day \
rs. Of Kind, q even the voice Of =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

Mr.. Daniel. The ablest OF the Ne"
York dailies have acquired their editoriai IN
fluence by employing experts to write al
editorials on certain subjects. Southern
journalism has not yet reached this stage OF
development. For journalist OF the present
ace 10 earn the distinction of the most ceie-
brated names that adorn his profession IN the
past history Of Virginia his information on the
great variety Of leading topics which are now
absorbing the attention Of men must DO as
wide. As accurate. as profound as the Know
ledge which Peasants or Daniel had OF pohti-
cal questions He must be specialist IN
many directions: not only in politics, but IN
all the important branches of trade, commerce
and finance.
The field grows larger every year Inc TAX
upon the powers Of one man IS becoming
greater To win distinction in Journalism
now is more difficult than il was before the
war. but when it is won it is deserving OF
more consideration because it means more.
II means the possession OF more general IN
formation. Of a more comprehensive grasp
of thought. of more versatile. more eosmo-
poitan powers. of more liberal and extensive
insight. It means many things. IN short,
where before the war it meant only few,
though these few were of the highest charac-
ter of their several kind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
IUE SOUTHERN JOURNAIIsT.

The honors which were recently paid to the
memory Of Henry W. Grady are unexampled
in the history of Southern journalism. 1t is
true that the reputation of Mr.. Grady was
based very largely upon certain features of his
career, which were popularity dissassociated
from his profession, his speeches in support
of a moro cOnciiiatOry spirit between the
sections. for instance, but it should not 10
forgotten that the significance OF these
speeches was due in no small measure TO the
high position which he occupied as an editor
Grady was journalist of undoubted ability.
This was the central fact OF nis existence and
the real basis Of distinction which his name
enjoys.
The celebration at Atlanta in honor of
Grady called up very forcibly. the great
changes which have since the war taken
place in the character of Southern journalism.
1t is now very commonly said that personal
journalism in the Southern States has declined
in influence under the operation Of the new
regime aud yet So far as we are aware the
statue erected to the Georgian is the first
monument. certainly of any celebrity. which
of a Southern editor. 1t is true that he was
something more than a mere journalist, but
as we have already said he derived the chief
support of his fame from his profession.
The careers of men like Dawson, Of South
Carolina. Grady, OF Georgia, and the la
mented Beirne of this State show that in
spite of the exaltation Of the Southern
OF tha & h.
editor 50 far as the reputation Of the latter is
involved, Southern journalism offers now
as wide though not as easy a field for the 1t
tainment of personal distinction, especially
where editorship and propnetorship are CON-
bined, as it did before the war.
Taking everything into consideration the
most brilliant Name in the history of Virginia
journalism IS that Of John Hampden Pleas
ants Certainly in purity, cearness and
strength of style, and in wealth of political
knowledge he has never been surpassed in
this State but five are not mistaken his
reputation is based upon political editorials
prepared for paper which only appeared
about three times week. If so often. The
ambitious and competent journalist Of the
present time would be much more forcible
writer than he is if he we're allowed the same
enlarged opportunity for the preparation Of
his editorial work.
The reputation of John NJ. Daniel is based
to great extent upon his extraordinary ca.
pacity for utilizing the talents of others-his
corps of assistants including the ablest
writers whom the State then afforded.
The man who does the main portion of the
editorial writing of bis paper. whether its pro-
prietor or not has in this age Of Southern
journalism to possess, in order to win
reputation comparable with the great repu-
tations IN his profession in the past. more
comprehensive and varied knowledge
than distinguished even Mr.. Peasants or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
4 Chinaman's Remains

The grave Of Your Kahn, the first and only
Chinaman who has ever died in Richmond
was opened Monday and his bones and ashes
were carefully placed in a metallic box and
l.. w Billups * Son. Yesteide' the box was
sealed. 1t will be kept in Richil ond for two
or three months. During the winter il will
be shipped 20 the land Of kain's birth
This Chinaman who had come to Rich
mond to embark in the laundry business. the
pursuit followed exclusively by his country
men III this ciGy was buried about three
years ago. with several relics which he highly
priced in his pockets. These were all found
when the tomb was opened; also several
p eces of American coin. which were put in
the box with his remains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
Grnnd Entertnlnm .nt.

Visitors TO tho State Fair and all others will
find that Bergmann's wonderful Art fxhibi-
ton will contribute more real enjoyment
than any other place in Richmond for one
dime. Don't fail 20 make visit 10 this de-
lightful and intellectual entertainment at 81
east Broad street
Amechanical invention such as the world
has never before produced is the magnificent
spectacle in store for you. beautiful
Swiss Village. surrounded with picturesque
scenery, moving complicated machinery.
busy workmen engaged in the mills, factories
and shops. An architectural design unriyaled
in beauty. representing life and business in
its most natural phases
All over this continent nothing but one
universal need Of praise has been sounded
from the press pulpit and people in behalf
of the Automatic Exposition. Complete 10Y.
coupled with astonishment. absolutely im-
press all visitors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

Tny Tnfrs |. ALWAYS for sale a. the following
Richmond news stands;
ExcBASex HoTyL. Franklin and Fourteenth Bus
YonD's HoTKI. Broad and Eleventh streets
AnIRIoaN HoTrI. Main and Twelfth streets
JosrrH ESoELBuRa. sIs east Broad street.
re. Mrrr 100 east Broad street, corner iifsN
c. NJ TALmAS. sos east Broad street
". II. ANDERSON. se2 east Broad street
n. Jackson JAMES. 7Os west Broad street
JosrrH T. DAVIS. 1909 east Main street
". II. CowARDIS. 1902 east Main street
r. LEONARD. ss east Main street
UNION News COMPANY. railway depois
SOUTHERN News COsPASr. railway depots
For THI CONVENIENCE or ALL PERSONS HAv-
NO BUSINESS WITH The TINES EDITORIAL
ROOMS. THE ELEVATOR WILL DR KEPT RUNNING
DAT AND NIGHT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

THE TINES one week from to day will he in
even greater demand than usual for everv-
body will want to see low the elections turn
out. Arrangements lave been made for Sc
curing the latest retrrns at the latest possible
hour and hope 10 publish next Wednesday
morning the news of decisive Democratic
victory. As heretofore predicted the chances
are that Ohio will go Republican by reduced
majority, though the Democrats are very
hopeful, and ex-president Cleveland thinks
Campbell will win. New York Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts, and Iowa are likely to go Dem
ocratic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

Will you heed the warning-tho signal. per-
haps, Of the sure approach OF that more terrible
disease. Consnmptionf Ask yourselves you
TO run tho risk and do nothing for L. We know
from experience that Shilohs euro will cure
your cough. ~ never fails, This explains why
year. IL relieves Group and Whooping Cough
al once. .Mothers do not bo withoutit.. sample
bottles free Sold by Bodsker Brothers and
II. d. Shields Co.. corner Of Fifth and MAJ
thall street4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

During the State Fair the electric cars on
the Main and Clay-street lines will run every
five minutes The nearest point - tho TX
position Grounds on the Maln-street lectrie
Line is the corner OF Main and Lomhardy
streets. On the Clay-street Electric Line the
nearest point IS the corner Of Broad and Han
cock streets.
The horse-cars on the Marshall-street Line
will run every seven minutes from the corner
Of Main and Fourteenth streets, via Four
teenth and Marshall streets, b. the Exposition
Grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

company might be taken out OF the HANDS OF
the receiver made favorable report.
In the absence of quorum no definite &C
ton was taken but IT is expected that at the
annual meeting Of the concern, which VIII DC
held next month. the arrangements Will re
completed to put the company once more on
an independent basis.
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The Rockets Democratic Club held large
and enthusiastic meeting at Hogan's Hall
last evening. This club intends in the near
future to make TINS social us well as polit-
cal organization. The club was entertained
Abe COnn
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Tho Ice Machine Company.

The stockholders of the Richmond Ice Ma
chine Company held an adjourned meeting
yesterday.
A committee appointed at the last meeting
TO secure, If possible. additional subscrip-
tons to the capital stock in order that the
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Mission Work.

Rev. Joel Tucker aided Rev. G. +. Will
hams ut 1915 Tuesday in the tent meeting
with the Chesapeake and Ohio shop hands
and also ut ll5 r. N. in a meeting at the Lo-
connective Works. In both places marked at
tention was given b. the speakers.
TO day at 1915 Rev. j. Z. Cannon will
speak to the men in the mission tent.