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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-13
AFRICAN HAlR.pREsslNo.
h II Often Very Elaborate. involving
Much limo In the Work. ..

Il II Often Very Elaborate. involving
Much limo In the Work.
A limited wardrobe, such as BELTS the
climate, may in q brief manner be
stated as the general characteristic of
African dress, says Peoples OF the
World. What little they wear is, how
ever, in many cases peculiar enough to
merit few words, and is sometimes
combined with IN extraordinary Juror
for improving on nature by disturbing
their otherwise not particularly hand
some countcnanccs. Among the Man
ganjas. for example, it is the head upon
which the greatest elaboration is be-
slowed. The most flvoritc form of
dressing the hair is to take couple of
pieces of wet, pliablc hide, and shape
them into the form of OK or buffalo
horns, af3cr which they arc allowed to
dry, They arc then fastened to each
side of the forehead and the hair trained
over them and plastcrcd into position
by means of grease and clay. Two
horns arc the favoritc ornament, but
sometimes only one is used; in the latter
case the wearcr looks like black biz
pedal unicorn.
Others vary this style of hair-drcssing
by twisting up 4 number of locks all
over the heed into the shape of minia-
tarc horns, SO as to cause n porcupinc-
like appearance in the practiccr of this
extraordinary style of head dress. Pig
tails, SO far as their short wool" will
allow, arc also in vogue among some of
this tribe. The women, as miTht be OK
pcctcd, are also by no means without
fastidiousncssi in dressing and ornament
ing their hair, but this is quito over
Swallowed by another effort ut bcautify-
ing in which they excel, namely, in
wearing the ''pelclc" or ring of ivory,
metal, or bamboo, which is of consider
able size, in their upper lip, the ori1ice
for its reception being gradually en-
lar5cd from early girlhood until it can
receive the frll-sizcd ring, which, among
the ManJania bellies, constitutes the
acme of female loneliness made perfect.
The wearing of this hidcous ornament
alters the whole appearance of the face
and renders it impossible Tor the women
to pronounce the labial letters. Hence
woman in this tribe speaks differently
from the men. Some of the women
even tattoo, bnt owing to the darkness
of their skin this mode of decoration
cannot get shown to advantage and is
not very popular. 1t is not pleasant to
record of a nation so fond of dress that
they seemed to be entirely unconscious
that in civilized eyes cleanliness is 4
virtue which ranks even higher than tat
tooing. They arc filthy in the extreme.
One old man denied that it was true
that he had ever washed himself; he had
really done SO once, but it was SO long
ago that ne could not trust his memory
to say how many years had elapsed
since that notable event. 1t is almost
superfiuous to add that skin diseases
ire, in consequence common among
them and exhibit most persistent and
viruirnt INImS.
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Advertising

It Is said will sell anything, this b
true In = measure; but for staying
qualities merit is the test. Extensive
advertising may sell anything where
It Is new or unknown, but after IL
comes into general use, It Is judged
according t: its worth. The continued
and steady growth Of Swift's Specific
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-13

Eureka SentineF: "A poor article of
firewood now soils here for 81 cord.
! In the Summer it sells for $40 and we
get better article and larger cords.
At this season OF the year We have to
take wat we cau got and pay the
prices, asked, with no back talk.
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To The Public.

:, Notice is hereby given that Chris
Baumbach has been appointed an
authorized agent for the collection Of
all sums due the firm of Reckhatt &C.
troeiich, as well as for the transac.
ton OF all other business connected
with the present management, such
as the payment OF bills, collection Of
and receiPting for moneys duo, etc.
REcKHART e. FRoELIcH,
By 9. RROKHART,
Surviving partner OF tho tirm.
Elko, N ", Nov. ~, 1880. tt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-13
SALE
In the District Court of the State or
Nevada, in and for the County Of
ElkO.
Plaintiff,
Defendants.

Defendants.
BENDER AND BY Virtue OF Az
- order OF Sale md Decree of Foreclo6ut
issued. out of the District Court Of the STATE
of Nevada, in and for the County OF Rnc,
OH the 30 h dny of MnTrh. 1891, in the above
entitled action, wherein Arnie s. Kingsbury,
the ahove.named plaintiff. obtained n judg.
ment md decree against Z. &. Hunly, MGrI
IL. Hardy. his wife, and Onsis Ranch Cor.
pRny ON the 30th dry If March. 1891, I'm
commanded to sell all those certnin LOTT,
pieces or Parcels of land situnte, lying and
being In the County Of Elko, state Of Hevads,
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
The Enst Half of the Norh1Ea Quartz,
and the East Half of the South East Quarter
of Section 10 Township 81 North, tile South
West Quarter of the South East Quarter Of
Section "a Township E6 North, the South.
East Qnrrtcr Of the Northwest Quarter Of
Section % Township s. North, the South.
East Quarter of the Southeast Quarter q!
Section 81 Township 30 NORTH, the South.
East QuHrter of the North West Quarter Of
Section 2 Township 35 North, the Vest Hall
of the North East Quarter of Section 2.
Township rs North, the South East Quar.e:
Of the Pouth-Wcst Quarter of Section ltI
Township 80 North, the Northwest Qusrrr
OF the North Fast Quarter aud the East Hail
of the Northwest Quarter of section 81
Township So North, the Southwest Quarter
Of the south- West Quarter of Section al
Township 81 North, Lots 3 4 4 and the SoutE.
West Quarter of the Northwest Quarter aud
the West Half OF the South West Quarter I'll
Section Township 35 North, the West Hall
of the Northwest QUARTER of Section III
Township IS North, the West Half Of the
Southwest Quarter or Section ID Township
- North, the East Half of the North East
Quarter of Section % Township IS North, the
| SOUTHEAST Quarter of Section % Township
35 North, the North Hnlf of the South. East
Quarter and the Southwest Quarter Of The
South-ERst Quarter and the SOUTHEAST
Quarter of the South West Quarter Of Section
% Township 35 Month"; MI of the above
described lnnds being in Range &C Ea't
d b. &. NJ, and embracing 1871 and H.lp
| acres.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
Thursday, Tho tsri day q april, 1884,
ut twelve o'clock, noon, Of that dry, In front
of the Courthouse, In the town and County
OF Elko, Stuto Of Nevada, J will, in obedience
! to snid Order OF Sale md Decree OF Foreclos
ure, sell the above described property, ort0
much thcreof AZ may lie necessary TO satisfy
plaintiffs Judgment, with interest thereon
and costs, to the highest and best bidder l0'
cash, in lawful money Of the United States
/ ..., MILF POLK,
Sheriff Elko County
BY. II. TABER,
| Deputy Sheriff ~
Elko, New, Mnrsh 81, 1871 '... ~"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Annual meeting Nebraska, In.
proved Stock Breeders Association
Beatrice. Neb. Feb. 1910. agents in
Nebraska may sell tickets to Beatrice
Feb. 1919 inclusive, II. Rc,d, Sec y.
Lincoln, Ncb. will sign certificates.
Annual meeting National Farmers
Alliance Omaha, Ncb., Jan. 1928
all agents may sell tickets to Omahs,
Jan. 2i-2S inclusive. August Pest,
sec'y, Mau!ton. la. will sign ce-tifi
Gates.
For the aboyc occasions passenger,
paying full fare going will be returned
at one third fare on presentation Of
certificate signed by the proper officer
Of the meeting IN guar antee that
there has been an attendance Of one
hundred or more who have paid full
fare on the going trip.
\. CONOvER, Act.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

The Our Club gave grand mAs'
queradc ball last Tuesday might At
their hall. IL vas one Of the most in.
teresting events 81 tie season and Vas
largely attended By the members and
invited guests. The various cos
tunes were handsome and unique aud
such as only time and an artistic hand
could devise. We should have been
pleased to have given an extcnd-
ed write up Of the event but our space
will not permit Of it this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
ThOusamds POlslmed.

In a recent word on heart diseasd, DR..
Frnnklin Miles, the noted specialist. gives
many new and startling facts Thousands
of people are slowly poisoning themselves
weakening their hearts by the use Of tea
coffee. tobacco aud alcohol These are
heart whips. causing it to beat rapidly,
thus gradually wearing il ont. producing
shOrtness of breath when exercising. pains
in side and shOuides. hungry and faint
spells Finally swelling Of the ankles and
sudden death. For weakened and iritated
hearts the press everywhere highly rec
cOmmcnds the New 9eart Cure discovered
by DR.. Franklin Miles which il for sale At
T. l. Cuttings. =
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

II il TO be hoped that the barbarou-
hustle has gone for good, but j, is certain
the great discovery OF DR. Franklin
Miles has come q stay and alleviate hu.
man suffering This wonderful nerve fooc
and medicine builds mp worn ont systems
cures tits, spasms, headache, nervous pros
titution, dizziness, sle.plessness. monthly
pains, sexual troubles, etc Mrs John II
Miller Of Valparaiso, Indiana and J u
Taylor Of Logansport Indiana gained 20
pounds a month while taking it Finely
illustrated treatise ON Nervous Diseases
and sample bottle of the restorative n.rv
inc free at Cuttings who guarantees il
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

The following is the program al the
&. l.. s. &. for the month ofFcb. 1891.
1sr WEEK.
Music-vcsper Hymns-
neutrality-suspicious. from Pope.
Table talk-Cmrrent events.
Questions on his,ory-Mrs. L. ".
Haley.
Questions on history fr"m Chancel
to Tcnnyson-Miss Randall.
The balance Of program will appear
next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Pain Unnecessary In childbirth.

Pam il co longer necessary in child
birth. Its causes, berg understood. are
easily overcome. Any woman may nov
become a mother without suffering any
pain whatever.-the labor being made
short, easy. and free from danger. Morn
ing sickness, swelled limbs, and all other
like evils can be rapidly controlled. and
all female diseases speedily cured. Phys
icians pronounce it a wonderful discovery.
Never known 10 fail. .O,OOO ladies attest
its merits. Cut this out: il may save
your life. Suffer not y day longer. but
send III two = cen stamps. ms receive in
sealed envelope full particulars. testimOu-
ials. confidential iettea. &c. Address,
Frank Thomas Il co. Baltimore, Md.
.s.3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
DrAH Line.

People who desire drsyins done
With promptnsss aud dispatch should
always hire John Barklcy's teams.
John is an old hand at the business
and will do your work we'll. Terms
reasonable. 1-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
For Rent.

\ four room house on south Web.
ster street, conveniently situated TO
depot. Inquire Of Will Harris at
McArthur's meat market 26-lt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Itch on human and horses and all ami.
mails cured in ID minutes by WOolfOrd's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails Sold
by L. II. Deyo, druggist. Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30


In th- district court u Webster osaniy. Ne
tSa~ka.
Winias. y. Caraahsn
"a
spencer Alexander 81 aisi
NOttre tO nsa -rp~sdene drfenisnss.
Spencer Alexander and lIvta~ A~aAa6rs
HE wife. Wti! take nssScv that 0a the I'D dsy
Al 1~hpcvsnhrg. is1a, tire 1lssye ssO~a tAnt0sb1
A~i HE Reeiisou aEainss yon. i0r4ssAA St1
sthrFs. IN sAid cosrf. the aAbecs and rs8sS q
Whtrh ase Sas M SosrctSssse ae Q restasa OAV
xzgr. given bS yea io W. d. lssata Assr<
sc 0tes let, lse. anil hi~6 ts rWss1 90 ~
eUgded IN tbe OGsce ~ the veusdrr 81 d~eSs a
aid Webster essnsy tn bssk 4. - pnxe "a. ~
sevsnx the lejlO~ ing de<nlrd vaS estsee 49,
peemisss situsss>l In AN esssnty f~sN: H.
n0sfh eat Vssss~s ~ wcsks thtrsps tiS,eSoo
ship 10psS ~ upBgth. nnxD twelve ~ U~o a IL
an p. -. that dpeas1t has Aeea UDde - ~
myHDeas a. th~ InSt~tepAp~ss 0~Us&4 y 90
0ofxzGv. a0d theFe h. B0u 1se pAnjSeio t6ps~-
- IN sun sH sce hsa.errd ~ tssty~EA -
ms ~ 81 tnahs sosxs -, tavxshSs W1h ise~svse
ss se0 Es cxns Rs asss0 thsspo sN0 Aa1o
sy u. tssl. vhieh h s~arvd ~ 49, 0st~
U6trh u . valid Nm % Nd rsput0 49,
ti0 pssys S1 IT, sa,e - ssiA psv01ses $1,000
Ing n hs- N nesAy IL s0a1as seto4gS 80
Ain II the Vsr1tsrs ss l@ sANew~ 6s~A.e
tng tn eysisy ~ r-sroeesns Il M - 80 -
S~sresaes SDA ~ Al tstssrsss s~sff.1nAnk
Ysa. ssA nrA n yas y rvyossoes AAs0ss
at1 Hsa5sa - a hrssse 6D1Dg ~ eaah
csh, ~ - naeeA. tOs. - 81 -
tahse - 49,. so l0AE10 - 1rrses -
nbAssa vasJAy~sh
Ahtn01O AeeuGD0
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Nosire IL hereby given that by virtue a .
chaitei mOrtSsee dated ON the sth dsy u Hels
vuary, Ixs. and duly hled IN the ceAco - ~
r0snay clerk ~ Webster COUNTY. Neb.. - ~
18th day IL February. lNH. and executed b. %.
10 scrure the pay,nent a the ssm a - ~
utssn which there - due the sum a olS4.It.
l~fanls having beeu msde In the pay0eoe a
Ssvisx bssn inssifutsd 10 srrsre AID drIA n
any part thereof, therefore . wlll sril NJ psup
erty therein described: 1SO SeosSi6g
sterSs and twO two year Oil hssfes<. Ssse syssvt
hussr. at pubic auwtsan At the yasi AZ Gtjemsd
& Waller In the town - Cov<s. Webster coso-
ty, Neoraaka. on the iUh Ssy oe February. tOt.
NJ one o'clock p. N. II said day.
l.. Z. Gilbert, NosfSASee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Notice 10 AeseSy eisee list I vill
exanise all persoas.v ho nay desire
10 oass themselves 10 essdidsses fes
teachers ofths public schools Of sAis
ecssty. st Red Closd % The third
Saturday Of each nosth.
D. n. HuxrEn. Cesssy Ssps.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Teacher Take Notice.

I0Nc COUtCce
A teachers meeting will bc held at
Covles, Saturday, Jan, 3lst, 1891 at
1890 A. N. The program - as TO
lows: Paper, The reading cir.
Gle, Mr.. j.. +. BsiliG. Paper, 10
tesching . profession? Mr.. PrObasco.
Class drill, teaching reading to pri-
mary pspils, Miss Bessie knight.
Essay, value II composition work,
and no. to make it practical, Miss
Clara Brown. Paper. the teacher -
. character builder, Nj. Miller.
Discussion after each exercise. A
full attendance 10 desired.
d. N. HUNrYR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

0AeO0o1oa0 COge0 - 60 -.
"Mystie eors' fee SAeonoaiso -
Desraleia radically euses 70 I . 8
daya lie scties 1psa ths syseea 10
reaarkable aal nystsrieo Il r.
Deyes Of eaee tAe eapee 81 lie H.
eass innsaiatsly disppssss. h
fsse asse greatly bsse6tA Pie g
sssas. Sid bT L n. Deya
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Yosr cough viii not last al viuter
Yoa will 10 Ss kept awake q night;
Yoa vill get immediate rel. II,
Yea will zee DeWitt;s eoueA and
consumption care. eeld By Getting 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

" the Webster St, livery, feed and
iced stables. will ODER my entire
livery stock. consisting 81 ID heed good
driving hOrses. I span Of 1 year old mares
3 top bu&gieA nearly new, l carriage.
new, I spring wagon, l ued wagon. l
hearoe, 6 ct double harness, almost new,
9good seddleS . lot of robes. blankets,
whips, etc. The above stock Is in good
condition. These goods wil Be sold for
cash or trade at reasonable figures, o.
at private sale. and must b closed out
q once - I am going into other bust
ness and do not wish 70 keep the stock.
In addition 70 the above I have also
. good surveyors compass with Ill the
latest sttschmentSe Shereto, alsOa good
farm IN Cheyenne county. Kansas. for
trsde for city property.
FRANK A. KCEax,
PrUpgietOf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
For Sale.

My tailor shop on Eth avenue
Terms reasonable. +. BIRKNER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Worked l.ike q Charm.

ReadAeld's female regulator worked
like . charm; improvement been wonder.
full; cannot e, press my gratitude. Wish
every lady afflicted would try it. I know
il would cure them. Lula A. Long,
Spring Grove, Fla. Nri"s the Braddsld
Regulator Co, Atlanta, Ga, for further
particulars. Sold by Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Miles /. Hayes
Patent Collar |!
For sale by J. o. BUTLER
Rel Cloud. Buckeye
Harness shop.


Aosc1te6S safe.
Notice u isr-"'y gwen. that ussths AMI ~ viz
tue Of an order II <ase i~su~d frosn tn. aftr~ II
l.. 4. iOSt. Clerk III the ~DDsstrist tsstrt ~ tjs~
Eighth Judicial District. Within aud fos Web
strr county,. Nebraska. uIarr . decree IN an ~.
ttOl pending. therein. Wherein. IGsrph y. Nall
~ II plaintiff. and against .iohn r.. kGksinsss
and Martha J.. Robinson, defendants. ,lsAll
asain offer for sale Mt public Nrndsse tn the high
est bidder for cash In hand nj the rz.s dssss ~
the court h0use, mt Red Cloud. In SAID Webster
csNinty. Nebraska. that b~ing the Dlare wls~sc
the hast term IL said csSurS ~as hntlrn. mn th~
13o6 day Of Ban. q. ID. 1891.
At : o'elnrk p. NJ. Of said day. the i"ihsa Ing
described property ~ y u Tie saith hail ~
the sapstl,w ret quarter ~ section fUaS IN toW ~
ship thrvr North IN RANGE nisr ~-ss IT 8 p. -
IN Webster county. Nebraska. Given under NJ
lsan.l thus III day 81 Dcsvmisrr 4. -. i~sl
ca. TGEs, stserio.
q. {. JGgl. lh1sny.
u. u. ETVIcH. rlaintl3 = Attorney. tSI4
For want oe cash bidtiers the AbOve sstr 10
hereby continued until March ,, ls,t.
CA. Teel. SAeSt9.
ny u. q. IerS. 1RJsM,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

There win Be special exanisatisa
Of tsaehers q Red Cjoud, Saturday,
February 7th. D. n. HUxfER,
Ceasty Superintendent
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

A 6rst class residence with
bath loom, city water aud oil conven-
fences. House With three lots only
two blocks vest Of the business centre
OF town. For terms call on OF address
A. 7. Howard. Red ClOud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30
Save Your Hair

RY tisncly use Il Ayesas Hair vlGee.
y This rscrsrafion haa m equal - .
G-cssing. IskeefM the S<alPcleaa. cool.
End healthy. and preserves the color.
inllncss, and isamty II the hair.
"I was rsiiLly heeomins baId and
gray : hut after mxing two o. three
bottles II Ayers Hair vigur my hair
grew i:.ics!; aud glossy and the original
color was rcstOresl."-Nelvin Akletch,
Canaan Centre, y. il.
"Soaae time ago I lost all my hair ID
consequence q measles. After dus
then used Ayers Hair ViSVe and ny
hair grew
Thick and StEong.
It has apparently coma g. stay. Tho
u. b. Williams, F~lOresvi11c, Texas.
ct hare used Ayers Hair vieos Soe
i,.o-s s~atisiactory dressing Tor tho hair.
II Is all I could desire, being harmless.
causing the hair 70 retain Its natural
color, and requiring but . small quantity
"a render the hair easy 10 aIfanRe."-
Mrs. n. A. Bailey. 8 Charles street.
Haverhill, Mass.
e. have been using Ayers Hair yiGcs
for several years. and believe that Il
caused my hair to retain Its natural
cOlor."-Mrs. II. j. King, Dealer u
Dry Goods, Sc, Bislopville. MI.
Ayers Hair vigor;
fHHhASsU
o.. !. c. Aver 4 Co. Lowell. MASS
Sold By Druegiets and TeSfumers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

Whea1dh4Wasdck - easehRCmAssh.
WhnGoUa0oCAnd,d ocgos1 iseCAGAAiA
- becane MA - e1gOCAAmA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

For . solid and safe investosst zee
shs contract given BY d. Nstiosal
Life lnssrssee Company Of MestPel-
let; VI. 4. S. 0Aasu,
Special 0tsae AessA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

The evidesee given in the contert
for state officers proves eooelusively
that there va q vide spread conspi.
rscy to prevent . fair and full vote On
the prohibitory amendment, and that
the votes - east we're not correctly
counted.
In many cases honest men were
confused By des,gsing politicians
Who threw out or miseountsd ballots
that should have been counted foI
prohibition.
Votes cast both fer and against the
amendment we're counted A. if cast
against when it is clear they should
have been counted separately and
their number dedueed from the total
vote before making up tho majorities
for or against.
For example. If there were 200
votes in . precinct, 100 votes for
prohibition. Is votes against or not
voting on this question, and p votes
both for and agsinst. tie result would
not be . tie, but twenty-five having
voted, both ways would be set OF and
the result recorded giving . majority
Of 25 for prohibition.
In view Of these facts and the wide,
spread belief that the Prohibitory
Amendment vas not given = fair show
in the count, We ask all interested Il
90 actively to work petitioning the
Legislature for a recount Of the ballots
such - vas four years ago on the
legislative amendment which was
found t. have been carried BY some
1000 majority after it had been
declared defeated on the face Of The
returns.
e. +. BENTLEY, Chairman
Doupnac Sn~pntoer
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

ohllageN ouSbs
potohoto0oNbodA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

W0rah Hundreds Of DOllnrs.
Ny wife used only two bottles Of
Mothers Friend" before her third con-
fnemed. Says she would not be without
il for hundreds Of dollars. Had not near
a. much trouble rs before. Dock Mills,
Lincoln Parish, La. Write the Brad
field Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga. for fur
ther participant. Sold by Getting. % It
Something PenonnL
During the past thirty da,s We have
sent out statements TO every sub
scriber Of The CHIEF showing the
condition of his account. A few are
in arrears for only the current year
but the larger number are in arrears
for one year or more. The response
has not been a. satisfactory as We
hoped. Many have paid up, but it is
only . drop in the bucket Of the
amount outstanding. Letters from
ours subscribers in California and the
western states were complimentary
and hearty responses to our call for
money, but many have not Jet an
sWered. In this county there IL q very
large delinquent list, amounting in oil
to not less than from one thousand to
fifteen hundred dollars. This is q
large sum to the publisher of TnE
CHIEF, but TO each separate subscrib-
er the amount of his indebtedness is
small. Justice and honor demands
that each ono in arrears should pay
the amount he owes. All have been
notified. We hope that q subscrib-
ers will attend to this matter ct once.
We need that money to pay what NC
owe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-30

MIS-. Aste sykes Judson, OF lnavaIe
has lately been called upon to write
the history Of her father, Samuel W.
Sykes (and his decendants) to lie pub
lished 10 . forth coming b"ok Of the
genealogy Of the dccendante Of Rich
ard and Phebe Sykes, Who came from
E1glasd and settled il Dorchester,
Mass. in 1855, aud from whom mum.
erous Sykes families sprisg, they
being the greatgreat-great grand
parents Of Mrs. J. ncary n. Sykes Of
New Esglsnd is compiling the record.
This meeting the eye Of anyone Of
our family they win please eonnssi.
cate With Nm Judson Of Iaavale, Neb.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-07-30
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