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Evening journal., 1891-03-24
RArrnoAns
kJhiLADELPhIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Innnaru 10 1901

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAlLROAD.
January Is, 1891,
Trains Will leave Wilmington AZ follows.
Phtladelphia lexpress), l 55, 2 s.. s1 8 Al IN
59 o0 AZ 70 @, 10 a. II 30, iI5i, am. tlsls
" ~, I ~, 5O4,5 10, 3 II. g. 58, 65l. $50. 7Os
> sAssecsommodstion, As 20, S., 7os, 10. lo45am.
Z For 9, z e, 4o 5o 2O 40 40 and 10 30 M
s59 s09 IVY ~ A., II 81 m, 1s 30, IL 30, 96
ACCOMMODATION, $40, IS, 7O5. sio ms
l050pm. ~ ~ ~ anu
= New NSssv XoEh, / IS, 30. .4sO. $50. ss, sso loo
10. II. 5s, q. 80, 7O6. 4 Il 10 and 10 q
For Boston, without change, 10 40 a m and
For West Chester, via Lamokin. 10 ana.
10 m. 81 and 45 D M, - anu
~ For tson Newark " tgentre) and Intermediate
baltimore and Intermediate stations. 9A.
% and 05 p M and Y ls night. '''-' 90
baltimore and and WashinsstDozSs ihihss q ~ n; an, or
10 II and Il 90 m, II 06, 4 is, 42i, 52S 6.68'
20. 20 p N ard l2 40 night s's''
Trains for Delaware Division Ieava Toy.
New CASTLE Is, II 03, lib a "a, 2ds. .3504sa
5.l3, 7OO, 50 y m. and II 06 night
Georgetown, 10 m, g. 60 y. m.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations. IL
a N, so . m. -
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar
II 9S m 50,and IL o. night
Franklin City, Is m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Conn
fort, and Norfolk, u 08 a M and Il Of night.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD street, FOR WI.
mlngton (expressl 507 20. q, 81, 10 q, 10 %,
4 ls "a, -l2 35, 2Q2 3ol, Q 40. 40i, 44l, 5Os,
night - ~
accommodation, 8 rs. s1O, 1oss, MES M
Il IL 70 10, %, 46, p, 49, 10 0a 10 10 and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
o " x 5iiAiuiel phla texpress). 66, S. 40
and 10 p m. - ~ ~
ACCOMMODATION, 100, sos. 600. q m 191o
25. 10, 20 and 10 80 N. = ~
hor Chester texpressl, 55. 80. Ii 81 a m
II, 2 06 and 3 10 p IN. -
Accommodation. 2 90, 8 O5, 8 90 a M Is 10 9s
10 20, 30 and 10 80 p M.
For New York lexpress), 1 65, 2b5. 4 20, ZOO,
800, II 81 a m, 1910, 3 o., TO- 617 8 81, 62i
06, n p, and 10 30 D m.
For Boston, without change. s SO % m.
For West Chester, via Larnokin, 8 O5 IN
For New Castle, IL W night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk, ~ o. night.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, VgyolY ING.
FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevflle. Seefori
Laurel and Delmar, 12 OF night.
Baltimore and Washington, a. s o. 1912 a
"a, M " eo,'o %, ~ o 40, 20 N and II e light
balUlmOre, only O5 p N and IL - night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIII
mlngton lexpressl. 30, 20, II Is a IA. 4 Al, 0s
bol, 81, % II ID, II 10 + m and II 13 night
Accommodation, 35, 9 10. 10 IS. a pl l2 3h
%, 10, s IS. 10 o. and u 3S m.
fof Iurtner lqfornauion passengers are re-
ferred to tho ticket Office at the station
Trains marked thus @ are limited sxr ress
upon which extra fare Is charged.
CHAS. E, PUGH, q r. WOOD
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
SPRING SUGGESTIONS.

Avoid draughts and sudden changes Of tenn
perature.
DO not discard your warm winter clothing
too soon. 1t is better 60 suffer little incor-
venience than to take cold.
Remember that one is especially liable to
contract bad cold or chill at this season of
the year.
A cough or cold contracted between the
seasons is the most annoying kind, and may
last through the summer
II you feel cough or a cold coming on,
LAKE drink Of pure whiskey at once Ii will
keep the blood in circulation and is the best
preventive against the diseases of the season.
hemember that only PURE whiskey should
be taken. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
the strongest recommendations from the
leading scientists and medical men. Ii Is the
only standard medicinal whiskey Take no
other from your druggist or grocer.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

You know the Silks arc
here, every one of them
Three little nudges:
Japenese and Chinese silks for an,
art work; in rich colorings, so, 75c
and 81.
New shades in plain 10 inch velvets
81 to So.
All silk Velvet, any co or, "a.
Transept.
The best judges say no other
roof in America covers so good
and full an assortment of Black
Dress Goods.
The best makers, the best
dyers have had a hand in the
matter. Carefulest buying
helped. A stock of rare ripes
The styles and qualities you
want are here. None of the
rubbishy,rusty things that help
TO crowd shelves in so many
places. This little list is only
suggestive. You must look
through and beyond it, to real
ize the length, breadth and rich
ness of the gathering.
SILK and wool
Silk ana wool Henrietta, 81 TO So
Silk and wool Drap d'Alma, $1.25 to So
silk and wool Cancels Hair. 81 25 to
So so
Silk and wool Clairette, 81 to SO
silk and wool Tamise 81 to 81 80
silk and wool Chsllis, $1,25 to SO
silk and wool Grape Cloth, 81 25 to 50
SILK and wool Grape Japons, SO 80 to $4
silk and wool Lansdowne. 81 25
Silk and wool Gloriosa, 81 % to 81 so
silk and wool Pins Irish Poplins, "a
inches wide, 50 to SO 30
silk and wool Barege Hernani, 90 inches
SOC to 81 50 "A inches, 81 % to t2 so
All wool
All wool Henrietta, As in, 74c to 81 SO
All wool Cashmere 40 in, SOC TO @1 25
All wool Drap d'Alma, 40 in, 75c to I'll so
All wool Camels Hair, A to AS in, Soc to
So I
All wool Chsllis 40 In, SOC to 81 so
All wool Nuns Yelling 40 in, soc to s1 25
All wool CamePs Rair Grenadine, 40 in,
60cto 81 90.
All wool Mousseline, 40 to 46 in, SOC to
$l25.
All wool Batiste, 40 in, SOC to $1.25.
All wool Serge. 40 to As in, so to 81. 25.
All wool Albatross, 50c and 81.
All silk
All Silk Grenadine, open mesh, 2S in,
75c to $50
All silk Grenadine. twisted, 20 in, 81 to
81 so; A in. SO. 90.
All silk Grape de Chine, 90 in, $1.2 to
50 so; 4e.in. $4 to SO.
All Silk Crinkled Grape de Chine, % in,
1925 and 81 co.
These are plain Blacks, simply.
Of fancy Blacks there's even
more to say.
Northwest Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

the fallacy had no difficulty in reconcile
ing themselves to voting public tax to
foster the private business of tin max
making, and to pay bounty 90 sugar
makers.
The protectionist party veered clear
away from the consideration Of the pub
lie good to accommodate and to enrich
private interests, forgetting entirely hat
they had no constitutional warrant
whatever to do otherwise than lay taxes
for public purposes.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

RECENT developements prove that
Prince Bismarck is still dangerous to
antagonize and that Keiser William Is
senag and very imprudent The latter
wis guilty writing foolish letters during
~ sickness OF his father Emperor
Frederick. suggesting himself as regent
srd scoring Princess Victoria. Bismarck
was prudent enough to keep those letters
and other inconvenient memoranda
auo has been iwily enough
% send them to England for safe keep
iag Now since the young Emperor has
qrarrelled with Bismarck and excited the
iron dukes animosity it is very neces.
serg % get possession Of those tell-ta
do uments. It is said that Bismarck
hslds them as the price of his restoration
w 20 yer and that the emperor has
offered honors and emoluments to Her
bert Bismarck and TO the son-in.law IN
wa'n. Meantime there Is considerable
snclal and industrial uneasiness through
on the Empire and a great deal Of dis
sef'sfaction In the army. The fact is the
young enperor does not seem to possess
ms. ure wisdom and the people hsve little
81 no confidence in his capacity to learn.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
WILL pATrIsoN GRANT ~
Rochester Manufacturers Want Nationa
Mastrr MnrIlnnn Ianrhna

Rochester Manufacturers Want National
Master Workman Hughes.
HARRisBtRG, March PA hearing in
the case Of the requistion for the extradi-
ton Of James Hughes, national master
workman Of the garment cutters. who is
wanted al Rochester. n. ", on a charge Of
extortion, took place yesterday before
Governor Pattison. Messrs. M. II. and
John l. Butler, who have been prominent
" identified with the knights Of Labor
appeared for Hughes. They claimed that
Hughes and the other members Of the cx-
ecutiye board are the victims Of persecu-
tlon by the organized employers Of Roches-
ter, and that il Governor Hill was ac-
qnainted with the history Of the case the
requisition would not have been issued.
They asked for sufficient delay to enable
them TO appeal to Governor Hill, and said
they were sure the requisition would be
withdrawn. District Attorney Benton. OF
Monroe county, y. ~, appeared for the
requisition, together with b. NJ. Mead.
Esq, Of this city They held that the ques
ton was; Are the reqpisition papers III
proper legal form9 And If so, it is the
governors duty to issue the warrant Of
extradition. The governor took the papers
and the requisition is expected today.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
The increase in PhiladeIphia,s M

The Increase in PhiladeIphia's saloons.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24-In the Phila-
delphia license court the presiding Judge
read an opinion in which it was announced
that those TO whom licenses were granted
last year against whom no complaint X
filed Will be granted new licenses, and that
the time Of the court will not be taken up
IN hearing Of applications for new saloons.
The court added that it was Of the opinion
that there was sufficient number OF sa-
looms at present. The decision has created
CONSERVATION among hundreds Of would
be saloon keepers. The number OF anpli-
cations for Licenses last year was 2,02l. and
OF TINS number LIS were granted licenses.
This year there were 3, ,36s applications.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
nsDAY. mARoH "a. 1891.
Tur Newark Ledger gravely maintains

TIE Newark LEDGER gravely maintains
shas the Legislature cannot build a
scam engine, sing soprano or grant
divorces rapidly enough. But they can
make Herbert settle, pass the Five Com
mi sioners bill, draw their money and 60
home TO bs honored and reyered forever
10 'rs. BY the way too they might pass
several other bills that they have cogitated
md included about the Myers ballot BILL
fte Ross educational bill and that bill to
r.iifv the transfer Of the d., M &v.
Railroad from poverty to prosperity.
IA M loss TO gain.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
rrI,ats Ranrond E.onr.ion.

Superintendent n. F. Kenney's private
car passed over the Delaware division
yesterday morning to Franklin City. Va.
carrying special excursion party. Pc
side Mr. kenney, the following were on
board; General w. F Smith Of the U.
). Engineering Department: b. R. Mar
shal. superintendent Of motive power; |.
N Mills superintendent Of the Delaware
divisions Bradford Murphy, trainmaster
Of The Delaware division. The porty
will be gone three days
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

FoMhENrING on the reciprocity idea
vita which the protectionists are trying
To satisfy the people with the shadow Of
free trade while retaining all of the evils
- the vicious system Of taxing the many
70 the benefit Of the few, w. G. Purnell
Ia the Elkton Democrat, says:
Now these protectionlsts having gone
so Tar as TO demonstrate to you very
az y llingly on their part) that trade Of
i.sst Is an important and valuable
thug, and much to be desired. and that
all tariffs are an obstruction to IL, cannot
you use the intelligence ths Almighty
gave you. and carry this admission
20 its logical conclusion. that
Il tspurious free trade and limited for
eige markets is an admitted good thing
eS protectionists that the markets OF the
world and real free trade Is a still better
ta'ngf And when you get this idea clearly
iuto your head SO that you see 10 dis
tiactiy, you will look upon reciprocity as
3 substitute for free trade as q sham,
frtnd ana counterfeit, and despise
tariffs as an abomination.
The logical conclusion is that II free
trade Is a good thing with Brazil 1t would
be better thing with Canada and Mexico
a1d still better with Europe where we
could exchange what we produce at the
highest market price. The special needs
q no trade, ne industry, can stand
against such contention as that
for II there is any need for encouraging
any private fortune" for the public
good we have already the principle Of
bonus established IN the payment OF
bounty to the sugar industry. Bounties
will be cheaper than tariffs and then We
shall know precisely what we are paying
and what we are getting Under the
present system we do not know either.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
Sentence Of the Portuguese RIotcr,

LISBON, March 24-The court martial OF
the insurgents engaged in the January
revolt IN Oporto is over Captain I.eitaz
the leader, has been sentenced to six wears
IN prison and ten years banishment 10
Africa; other leaders 20 an average OF three
years in prison and three years Danish
ment, and Of the remaining 500 accused
about one-half have received lesser sen
tenees and the others are liberated.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
THREE MEN BURNED ALIVE
Aud Two Fatally Hurt by an Explosion
nl JerseN CITY.

Aud Two Fataly Hurt by an Explosion
al Jersey city.
JERSEY CRY, March 24.-An explosion
occurred yesterday afternoon in the yard
OF the 'ridewater oil Refining company at
Constable Hook by which three men were
burned 70 death aud two others fatally in.
Jured There are about Twenty-Five stills
IN the yard, all Of which are numbered.
Running above the chain Of stills is large
pipe, which is used to pump the oil from
one still into another. A gang Of men
were ut work raising still No ij by placing
@ block under it, when the big pipe con
Meeting the chain Of stills on top suddenly
exploded. The oil became ignited and
poured down on the men, who were caught
In between stills Nos 16 and Is.
Rescuing parties were at once set to worl,
to got the men out, but this could not be
done until the flames were extinguished.
John Hayes, aged forty-five years, married,
and Michael Haley, twenty-five years old,
married, were dead when taken out Fore
man George Gregory was alive when taken
out but was so badly burned that he died
at the hospital shortly after. John Ander-
son and John Gallagher were taken to the
Bayonne hospital The physicians at the
hospital say they cannot recover
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

EVERYBODY knows that at at this sea
son the blood is filed with impurities.
the accumulation Of months. AN these
impurities and every trace of scrofula.
salt rhsum, or other diseases may be ex-
PEELED by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla Bs
sure to get Hoods
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
ITEMo OF INTEREST

CLERIcUs-"Why don't you lay up
your treasures where thieves do not
break through nor steal?7 Cynicus-
II some of the people get there who
expect to, I'd rather keen mine ia nv
stockings Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
The Grippe nas Appeared IL New yorI,


NEW YORK, March 21-Dr Edison. OF
the board of health stated that he believed
that there was an epidemic OF the prippe
IN this city at present Thedeath rate. the
doctor said last week stood at $40 which
was at least 200 above the average. OF
these deaths 1856 were caused by pneu
monia, which showed an increase Of 81
over the previous week. Il have.n added
DR.. Edison, seen several sick persons
whom found suffering from the grippe,
and, IN addition, a number of medical men
with whom have conversed informed me
that many Of their patients are down with
the disease" The high death rate and the
increase in the number of deaths from
pneumonia indicate that the grippe has
once more appeared President Wilson.
Of the board Of health, has n slight attack
of the grippe.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

Ross has removed from 116 Market
street TO his new store, 210 Market street.
with a large stock OF lates. styles of
8ats. White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery,
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
city prices. Money returned if good s
are not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
Henry l4arrison No. NJ.

NEW YORK, March 24-The condition Of
ltenry Harrison, member Of parliament
Is quite serious. Pneumonia, which was
feared, has at length set in and the phvsi
clans say his case is critical
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

There's a daa0a1tng of Eas.
ter cAee1zReSS all arouud the
store. Are yen a0atchzng f0y
Tie SIN gzse2
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

A CONVENTION Of pretty women is a
thing Of beauty and jawey forever II
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
wANAMAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday March Fl 1891,
Tie zOeatAsr to-day as lskely
10 be clouay.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24
Dy. Howard Crosby Very IN.

NEW York. March 9A-Dr. Howard
Crosby is dangerously III al his home in
this city
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

"Doyou play the banjoY' mot when
mere y, are -, any people around why
notr' They won't let me. Puck.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

DIR. DE HARDT's Pennyroyal Pills are
the only genuine pennyroyai pills made
At druggists and by mail, 81. Office. 2O3
n. 9th st., Phila. Ladies beware of
limitations.
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

THE avaricious man believes in har-
mony he likes to have everything in
keeping Washington Post
Evening journal., 1891-03-24

Schedule In effect November 16. 1890.
RAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

O~
In tho county court Of Webster county,
Nsbraska.
The Mckinley tanning
Loan and Trust Co.
Thomas Mather ct al
Notice TO n0n-rssidsnt defendants.
John ". Bentley will take notice that
on the I'd day Of February. 1891, the
above named plaintiff Aled his petition
against you, implicated With others, in
said court, the object and prayer Ct which
are for the foreclosure Of q certain mort
gage given by Thomas Mather and wife
20 H. tanning, dated March u, 1886, and
6led 70, record and recorded u the once
Of the recorder Of deeds of said Webster
cosnty, in book =, page I. convsyin9 the
following described real estate and prem
ises situated in said county tovit: The
vest half Of the southwest quarter Of 80
ton thifty-thres (33) township -four (4)
nOrth, range eleven Cl1) vest Of the 9Th
.. m, that default has been made In the
payment Of the Indebtedness secured b.
oaid mortgage, and there il nov dee
plaintiff thereon The sum Of six hundrsd
and thiRty-tvo (e32y dollars, together
With interest at ten per cent per snnsD
thereon from February I'd. 1881, Which
IL secured By said mostGa1e. which h .
valid lien on said prs0ises. P3ainsiR
prays for the ssls Of aaid premises seoord-
ing 70 Law, 20 satisfy the mOsnt adjodged
dso him in the premises. and foe . dserss
foesslosiks the equity Of redemption 81
al Of said 0ofsndants.
zoe are required 70 assvss aaja PsH-
tioa % OF before Aooday The sixtssoth
day a March, 1891, o. he same vi1 -
taksa - ts1s. and judgneat ssA dsesss
ssoaetod accordingly.
TINS" MoRsY RE11m,
304t PhintiHs AttosDeys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

Pain Cnnecessary IN ChilA6lrlh.
Pam Is no longer necessary in child
birth. Its causes, being understood. are
easily overcome. Any woman may nov
become . mother without suffering any
pain vhatever,-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 IL q wonderful discovery.
Never known to fail. 9O,OOO ladies attest
its merits. Cut this out; il may nave
your life. Suffer not . day longer, but
send Us two 2-cent stamps, and receive in
sealed envelope full particulars, testimOn.
ials, confidential lettsa, 10. Address,
Frank Thomas 4 Co Baltimore, Md.
2-3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

Legal N0o1ee.
In The district court q Wsbsore cosuty. Ne
winis. y: cs'..A'n ,
Seeurrr Alexzsdes Il aisb
N0esce 10 nas -Fe.t3ess dsfenissts-
ApeecPf ASp1aDdeS ssd iju nv AbesAaAes,
hts WiSe, Vtil tAke sGtios thas o. ne Hra Asl
q DereGnhes. 100. The ah0ve pa0eA peatsfte
0ied h1s Ueettton agAin2 y0l i0r3eaASA utse
seAesu. - ~ e0.s1. Dc oeyses . p1s0 9
which ase 1eg tAe l0see1ONgV q . eextn1n o19e.
Aee, g1yes bv 700 10 ". q. Laasiag 1.ee4
00Ooep ~. -, aaA NJ ~ Wrus1 - -
eUr6rd = ~ G0ce e - ugne1e1 - ereAb a
~ W-eAsorgesu1eyte 6oak ., - 60.
veying ~ lsogst1F 1esenbea ~ ese1se =
ssss11aa S0slss deset@ !htets. 0Ye.H
~. 10 1clsas ~ 0a 49, = -
nyns0 q - 0AeAee1D@ 0rDe1 - ~
aed 6Nv<4D6 g.
- - :Ss0EAs 01A ss,e1OPehes 0te6 l9oveo
6 ~ ~ On1 ~ aAouD ohssUo o0D 49,
~ iA10l Wtfeob0Rsse1ty ~ 0se9~
49, = . s1bl - - ~ Nxu.as. -
- psQU - - - - 0e0eooo aE91go-
6gte 6U. O0et4y ~ e0n@e0sDe0c0
80 - 49,
sss:ySr -:
Y@ - - Ay1senyAsN 49,
80 - 6 nes.A. -.
10 "'fxE@s.s=s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
Whea Hahy Was ia, ~ esseA ~ CM1osk
whea che vas . CAild. - cid Tor C1GegstA.
When shs became Mn, he cling % CAsopeiA.
Whea she AsA Chndrea. - CasessiA


The undersigned will cell At public
auction on his farm Eve allies vest
AMI seven miles south Of Red Cloud.
and Two miles east and eae fourth Of
. mile north Of Judsos, Kansas, On
Monday 16, Feb. 16, 1891, ct ten
o'clock q. n, Is head of stock dee.
eribed as follows: 5 mich eovs, 2
hs,fer calves coming 3 years old, 2
sprisg heifer calves, 2 ysarlisg steers,
one Gsldisg co0isg 3 pears in tAs
spring broke to WORK, oss horse con-
ing z years in the sprise, veil broken
70 work double or sing3e, absat 60
head stock hog and n0nsssus ether
articles ete.
Terns-All sanse Il . asa usder
easl IL hasd, III suns evee 81 erel-
It Of Mise noatAs viii y Giyeo, ~
chaser giving note aa1 aFpsevea -
cszity; WITH ten pr eest i1levese Inn
date, Ten q foe caSh. Joax 1Iu0.
Col. c. L. WIHvREr,
A~uetiooeer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

Arkansas rejoiced for t~wenty-four
hours with exceeding joy over the
defeat of ingalls,, and her legislature
passed = roaring resolution Of congrat-
ulation to Kansas on the election of
PETER. Whether it was feared that
the endorsement of the Arkansas
Legislature would turn the already
queasy stomach of Kansas, and cause
another revolution. OF whether it was
whispered that PETER Was . republican
in the disguise Of q farmer may never
be known, but the next day thu legis-
laturc of Arkansas had a bad head
ache and considered the resolution
and threw it under the table.-State
Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
C1osan9 Out sale.

Ut The Webster st., livery, feed and
feed stables. I will Offer my entire
livery stock, consisting OF 10 heed good
driving horses. l span Of 4 year old mares
3 top buggieA, nearly new, l carriage,
new, l spring wagon, l road wagon, /
hearDe, 6 IT double harness, almost new,
2 good 0ddles. . lot q robeA blanksts,
whips. etc. The above stock b in good
condition. These goods win b soSd for
at private sale. and must b closed cut
q once = / am going into othee besi-
nees and do not wish 70 keep The sock.
In edition 70 the shove / have alDo
. good surveyors compao With IN TIE
latest attachments thoeeto, alDoa good
farm in Cheyenne county, Kansaa. Cor
tzsde Tor city property.
FRANK A. 4CREx,
Pfupsistoe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
Chaalel Mortgage Sole.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue a .
Suasy. 1se. and duly nled IN the once q the
county clerk q webster couoty. Neb.. On The
1Seh day a February. 10. and exeeuted ~ N.
A. Dugtnu apd y. 2. Buvtpo u I. e. Gilbert
20 secure the payment % he san a ~ and
up0n which there - due The sum a etss.ii.
Default having been nsde In the pay1ens a
said sum and 10 suit q other psoceedteK - Au
any pan sbeeeol. therefore . vii ssiS sbe vsop-
eSty therein oeaeTibed: y yeaslisg
seeess md tvs two yeas % hetfers, Mr.!
& waller IN IL toUn g C0vtea We6sess eDso
81, NeOraaka, % the ISsh day q Ye6g1AV. 1Oe.
6 one O'Clock .. -. a sid day.
L. c. Gu6ssl 0agtnee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
l asked her heart Of Winnifred,
All! if 1 could but win it;
She laughitngIy replied, "dear Ned,
fear you are not in it."
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