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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

Dr.. Brown Sequard's elixir of youth
may b m important discovery. but every
ono knows that DR.. Franklin Niles New
heart cure certainly is. It has given
thousands aflicted With serious heart dis
ease . new lease Of life. Druggists Who
can observe its effects on many customers
everywhere speak very highly Of it. MIC
John Weaver, Of KnightstOwn. Ind, says
II have sold much Of DR.. niles new cure
and have received many good report.
I sold some TO ono Of tho leading Masons
State officers and it did him . great dea
of good" sold and guaranteed by C. l..
C0ttinG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

Notice IL hereby given. that under and bv vir.
tse Of an order u sale issued from the once Of
c. B. CrOne Clerk Of the district COuVt ii tive
EiSntn Judicial District within and Tor Web
pending, therein, where In. The Willf0rd and
NOrthway Manufacturing Co are plaintiff: and
against G. R.ltOater ct 81 lkefcndSnts. shall
bidder for cash in hand. ut the east dOor 81 the
courthouse at Red Cloud. IN said Webster
county, NEBRASKA, ttl,as being the building
whereil the last term Ot said cOur twas hOldenJ
on the
10th day Of March A. ID. 1891,
1t II O'Clock a. IN. Of said day. the following des-
cribed property tOwit: Lots tWeuty-O one I?1l
and twenty-five TIL ID block ten tlOl railroad
addition TO Red Cloud. webster county. Ne
hraska. Given under my hand this ID day u
February a. u. ls9l.
&. A, TRgi. Eheria,
&C. JkRI- Deputy.
Batty, CastO & DUNCAN. ia
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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List OF Juror,
Luthor Brown, Oak Greek
A. G. Blackwell, Beaver Greek

Luthor Brown, Oak Greek
A. G.. Blackwell, Beaver Crecl
+. Metcalf. Red Cloud
+. L. Hagan, Beaver Greek
Geo. 0. Yeiser, Red Cloud
John Mitchell, Walnut Greek
Robert Harris, Batin
Charles Guy, Beaver Greek
William Schults, Potsdam
81. E. Sanford, Red Cloud
+. C. Buschov. Potsdam
S. v. Ludlow, Red Cloud
Thos. Emerton, Garfield
Chas. Mysrs, Pleasant Hill
W. j. jeffrey, Iusvale
Jno. Street, Garfield
L. Pesinger, Potsdam
H C.. Scott, Red Cloud
J.. J. Shelton. Saltwater
Jno. Olmstead, Guide Rock
\. Galusha, Red Cloud
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Sheriff. Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that under and By viT.
tue Of Nm order VI sale issued from tho ONCE
81 T.. u. Cr0ne clerk Of the district court Oi the
eighth judicial district, within AMI for Webster
county. Nebraska. upon = dec9 IN an action
pending therein. wherein Farmers & Merchant
Banking Co an. plaintiffs, and against David
A.. StrOsIp and Mary \. StrVup ct ais de-
PENDANTS, ! shall OIer for sale 1t public ven.
due % the highest bidder for cash In hand NJ
the east ds.Or Oi the courthouse. ut Red Cloud.
In sold Webster county. Nebraska, that being
the building wherein the last term Of said court
WAS hOlden) on the
loth Day or March a. ID. 1891,
1t ! q o'clock p. nj. Of said day. the following des.
craesd property tOwit: Los fifteen rs, and
sixteen (lC) In block five In Smith aud MOOreS
addition to the city IL He'd Cloud. Webster
county. Nebraska. Given under my hand this
ID day VI February A. d.. 1891.
&. 4. TEEI. Sheriff.
u. c. Teel. deputy.
J. 5. GILLIAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 2s,&
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Only q married woman, has tho
right to say that the incest men in
the world ore the married men, though
somehow they ecu to be the ones
Who say it the least.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
Worked Like q Char,

BradAeldis female regulator worked
like . charm; improvement been voader-
ful; cannot cypress my gratitude. Wish
every Lady Afflicted would try il. lknow
e would cure them. Lula A. Long,
Spring Grove, Fla. Write tho BradAsld
Regulator Co, Atlanta, Ga, for further
particulars. Sold by Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

worth HUNDREDS Of Dollar.
Ny wife used only two bottles Of
Mothers Friend" before her third con-
hnemed. Says she would not DO without
it for hundreds Of dollars. Had not near
a much trouble as before. Dock Mills,
Lincoln Parish, La. Write the Brad
Aeld Regulator Co, Atlanta, Ga, for fur
Their participant. Sold by Getting. - II
Of oil the guard rings sold the most
desirable 10 that Of magic wire.
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Miles /. Hayes
Patent : Collar !
For sale by ]. o. BUTLER
Red Cloud, Buckeye
Harness shop.


Notice II hereby gwen. that nnds,r ssMl by vir
tue OF an order IT sac issn~sl from tn one. NJ
l.. u. fO1t, Clerk Of the District COuSt u tn
Eighth judicial District. Within and f0g Web
ster county. Nebraska. upon = decree In IN Nc
t0a pending, therein. wherein. Ioeeph y. Hall
ey 10 plalntt0. u against . +. 8obtnsn
and Martha l.. Robinson, Defendants. shall
again Offer fOs sale as public vend0e 10 the high
~ bidder Tor cash In hand NJ The eas: dSoe II
the c0ugs house, u Ned Cloud. In said WeoseeS
county, Nebraska, THAT heing tho piaee Whese
the hst term a said eourt was holden, On the
13ah day q Ian. 4. ID. 1901,
- ! O'Clock p. n. Of ssid day. tn foltow IND
described property t-wit: The snuth half Il
the southwest quarter Of section four In town.
ship three n0eth 10 range nine Wese % 9 p. ~.
In Webster county, Nebraska. Gives under ny
hand the ID day VI December 4. d. isNl
CA. TR1s. sheriff.
.. c. I'M DuOafy.
u. II. ETTIsu, I'laioti: s Attorney. 49,
For SAINT ri cash btd1ers The above sale b
co0einued until March }. 10.
&. A. Tel. kheSta.
BY q. Z. Tee3. 1eVuty
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A printers palette in enamel, with
blotchcs Of color distributed over it,
forms . novel frame for Q miniature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

Go 10 Deyo for fse cigars.
Don't fail to buy yosr Drugs &c. Of
Deyo.
Kiekappo Indian remedies ss Cot
tings.
Dermoline.for chspped hands u
CottingP.
John Campbell Of Bssin has been
adjudged iesane.
Get your daily papers and 1sga.
zines Of Deyo.
H. A. SbinkIe is around again after
. few days illness.
Pope Bros. now have . shoemaker
working in their store who does all
kinds Of repairing.
s. NJ. Smith, John Wilhelmson,
and j. O. Butler have made the Big
Injun happy this week.
j. II. Bailey has 81, 900 to Loan on
good farm and city property. Farm
loans eight per cent and less. City
ten per cent.
DeWitt's little early risers: only
pill for chronic constipation, indigss
tion, d, spcpsia. None so good, Sold
by Cotting. l
j. H. Bailey has $4,000 to loan on
good farm and city property. Farm
loans eight pei cent and less. City
ten per cent.
John Walstead, Of this county Who
has been laboring in Sioux City,
Iowa, fell dead the other day in that
city. He formerly lived in Red
Cloud.
As soon A. you discover any falling
Of the hair or grayness always nee
Halls Hair remover TO tone up the
secretions and prevent badness or
grayness.
John Parkes will sell you more
groceries for . dollar than any gro.
Ger can in Red Cloud. See his new
stock Of groceries, sugars, eofees, teas
canned fruits. &c.
Acts at once, never fails. DeWitt's
cough and consumption cure. A
remedy for asthma, and that feverish
condition which accompanies . severe
cold. Sold BY Getting. s
The trouble with Signor Crispi in
particular and Italy in general is
that the Italian government he's been
trying to put On more style than it
can afford. 1t has bankrup.ed the
people in an effort to ape Germany,
Russia, England and France in the
display of military and naval brass
buttons and tinsel, refuses to trot in
its own class. The same sort Of snob.
bishncss is breaking the heart Of Bel.
GUM. Spain, Portugal, Turkey and
Egypt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A 6rst class residence with
bath SOON, city water and oil conven-
fences. House With three lots only
two blocks vest Of the business centre
Of tows. For terms call on or address
A. =. Howard. Red Cloud Neb.
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Ooseoary.

Myrah Elva vsndyke departed shis
life Jss. IL, 81, eyed 5 years ! nosth
asd 10 days. Msrssos vasdyke de-
parted this life Jas. II, 81. eyed .
years 6 oosths asd IL days, daughter
end son Of william aud Emma Van
dyke.
Ours the loss and not our darlins's,
Oars the pais and this the joy;
Ours the mourning and the weeping
Theirs the bliss without ally;
Theirs the city pure and golden
Ours the earth.life stained with sin;
Theirs the greer lid and the garden
Where the angles enter in.
Theirs the white rooes ever shining
In the love that made them %
Theirs the glory and the rapture
Which the angles only know;
Theirs the crown.wreath never fading
Theirs the music Of the skies;
Ours The eyes al dimmsd with weep
Theirs the ever fearless eyes.
Theirs the little feet that patser
making music - they go;)
Thro' the golden streete Of heaven,
And where living waters aow;
Theirs the little hands. that bcckons
Ever from that radiant shore;
Angles Of the lord to Iced US
Where we'll part no more.
NJ. D. IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

OBCOSO WkBN-
Mssi--vesper IIyn ~.
Rrii -sIl-rhe sane 81 sose pet
nestioscd IN chsptss6
Table tslk-Ds,ly sess
Questions os lissory-Nrs J. T..
Warner.
Questions from Chsscer to Tssas-
sos-a1iss Martha.
/. Disesssion On C~hssssrIs.s resd-
isEs-Opencd BY an. T.gsst
THIRD WEEK
Mssie-Vespcr Hymns
Roll csll-Aasv.red by IN . ssd
d.tes 81 sslcr. tDthe reign VI Henry
the 6sk.
Table tslk-Famoas strikes asd
what they have accomplished.
Review questions o. hiasory-(lss
halD Miss Sherer.
Questions on from Chaueer 70 Ten
nyson-Mn. Denny.
Readina-Corooa'ion Of George ID
c. L. Cottiag.
FOURTH WEEK
Musie-Vesper Hymns.
Roll csll-Responded to oy ans
wers Of the questions on-Tae world
Of today in the question table.
Table talk-Current events.
Review questions on history
Qast bslD L. p. Albright.
Questions on from Chaucer "a
Tcnnyson-Mrs. Taylor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
Rheunlatisrn.

REIXG In % ~ sssesss g Ss1e
y aid h DE haouA, b msusee9oseual1y
rured b 10 ass q Ayers 0asoaOoe
rilla. d sar,. yoa get Ayes's - -
Other, aDd axe & tiIl ths Peissoeoo
add n t:.Ds.ashly expelled itso ~
system. ". claallcage seeea1ieo - ~
tes:imso0:: -
"Aboui two yeass ago. aiese a1ssiag
for nearly two ycagD iron Hbo0Ooe30
gnat, laiuG able % walk oaly Mn gsoas
siscusnfort, and haviAG tS3ea vaSjsaD
remedies, Including mineEal Waeess,
without relief. I aaw By - a1vsssioe.
sscnt in ChicesG gcpef TIT 2 80 -
Ayers SsTsarsrllis- tAes $500 Q
n,ai... . trial Of this medicjee, ana eook
It r ulaEly for eight neasAs. ssA -
plsas:rl to state that e ~ e9eetoa .
&C.. ,,icte cure. I have sineo bed - -.
:. u tie diseaoe."-0n. !. 1gvioG
] ITO West l1seh a.. New Yesk.
no year go I w.s satse ~ vtea
rnmatoey rheanatisA, oetAG CO.
s I'D to my hoase nix 0o0tho. 1eeoo
s.:st Of the sickness very 0ueA 1oeslS.
.tated, with no appetite, md ~ 49,
~disordered in every way. 1coooooeeo
using Ayers OoSSopo!St!o - S
Improve ut once. ginning n eeseeGse
end o ID recovering - usuo1 eeesse.
cannot say ton much 81 cseise q III
wcll-known medicine" Mn. L. u.
Stark, Nashua, n. II.
Ayers S,!:.p'dl!',
YasPAnHD ~
". J. G. Ayes Z c., Iswo2 eeoee.
Fsscso u: ~ bsssjss. 8. Wsstb . bseass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

For . solid and safe investasat &c
che contract given BY ths National
Life Insurance Company Of nestPs@-
ier, Vt A. S. MARSH,
Special State AeeoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

WOSV - O90eO9U
Nesiss H. Aeseey Rives thss I viil
cxamriae 81 rrs.os. Oh. s.a, 4 Sire
4" der Ga. ws.rlv.-s =. essd,d-s~. fos
tes-L.r. '.hh- r~.,lsr .-ho..s Il Ill
ernass, - Rrd CL.s.i 80 shc shisI
S.sssd.s NJ -seh north.
d. ~. urxSEa. Ceussy Ssps.'
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OfaY Line.

People who desire dssying done
With promptness and dispatch should
always hire John Barkley's teams.
John is an old hand at the business
and will do your work we'll. Terms
reasonable. 1T
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
For Sale.

My tailor shop on 4th venue
Terms reasonable. +. BIRKNER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A sect brass pin shevs ~ ivy Leaf
u ~ White enamel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A spring medicine is needed By
everyone. Winter food, largely con-
sisting Of salt meat and animal fats,
causes the liver to become disordered
and the blood impure, hence the No.
cessity Of . cleansing medicine. Tue
best Ayers il Sarsaparills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A ring represents q narrow ribbon
tied in ! bow knot set with diamonds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
The Old llaas YeuaR

Two half dollars serve as the outer
cases of q new watch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

speak o. understand the English
language, and the Squire vas equally
igsoEsst Of the German lasguaee.
but these dificulities were overcome
b. the mediation Of an interpreter
Who Is pro6eient in both languages,
and performed bis part in the eere-
monies to the satisfaetion Of ill con.
eez1sd.
n. Nebraska Press association
eesds q . cry agaiast Legislative cut
ting of their advertising rates. lis
haEa ssseeA shedding ioe ~Psblishsrs
il the Dorthvest 1t che present rate.,
doubtless. The Legislature shouldn't
cut Mates anyway. That ia matter
that the laws Of business vill attend
70 better than the laws Of the state.
'ss ars sorry % b eompelled 10
oeatsss that . large number Of Ne
bsaska asvspapes nea have been ad-
vedoEiag tAs cutting Of the Mates Of
al0est evesbedS else BY legislative
eaeeonsat cd vAea the busiaem BE-
9ae 80 90 hardly eeejest.rs where
Is vtl1 ~ he present political
|poeie1 eeeasts - characterized by
a<011sn end Singular tesdeaey 70
- - ITO tie sixteenth eentary
6111Na political sseaony. Thea
cd - 10 pears later, It vas sup
pesed % y eas Of the most inpoet-
snt ~tdnseiess a Tie lsv making pov.
q teinboe6ese With prices and 10 lin
i sssy5e1y's Psefts 81 Tie eeed q
evesybe1y else. Is vss he doctrine
q HtslIsl esvssDnest ras . $50.
.eugodl
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NO WORK ON WORLDS FAIR.
The Cheap Laborers Employed by the
Management Routed.

Management Routed.
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-An attempt was
made this morning to put gang OF
Italians at work in secluded portion Of
jackson park grading in preparation for
the Worlds fair, but the crowd discov-
cred the ruse. and, armed with sticks and
stones, made dash upon them, the ltal-
ians fleeing in all directions. The discov-
cry was also made that the carpenters
at work on the temporary structure were
receiving less than union wages, where
upon u delegation of union carpenters
waited on them and gave them fifteen
minutes 10 quit work. Some OF them
obeyed, and those who did not were
pitched of the scaffOlds. So not stroke
of work in behalf of the Worlds fair Is
being done today. Some of the Italians
were caught and forced to run the gaunt'
let, between two long rows of idlers'
who pounded them with sticks as they
ran
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IL viii be Senator Kyle.

PIERRE, s. d.. Feb. 14.-It come to
light tonight that an understanding has
virtually been reached between the dem
ocrats and Independents whereby they
expect to unite and elect State Senator
Kyle as Judge Moody's successor IN the
United States senate, not later probably
than Wednesday. Tripp has released the
democratic caucus and some of his
strongest workers voted for Kyle today
X, lie, though independent, Is understood
TO be In accord with the tariff and othel
national issues.
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Germany ut the FAIR.

BERLIN, Feb. l4.-The foreign office
has received through Phelps, United
States minister, official invitation from
the government of the United States ask
ing Germany to take part In the Worlds
fair to be held in Chicago In 1893. The
invitation has been sent by the foreign
Office to the authorities of different states
of the empire in order that German man
ufacturers may be consulted and com
mercial bodies report before sending an
answer TO Washington. 1t Is expected in
official ci cles that there will be rush OF
German exhibitors for whom 1t will be
necessary to secure the largest obtainab!e
SPACE.
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A 100000 Snoratge.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 14.-lnvesti-
CATION shows about $4,000, belonging to
the internal improvement fund accumu
lated from the sale of lands granted
Arkansas by the U. s. government forty
years ago, is missing from the state treas
ury, although reported on hand In ex
Treasurer Woodruf's report for the fisca
year 1890. As that was a fund ieas
likely to be drawL on, the discovery has
given rise to the belief that the sum re
ferred to constitutes portion OF ex
Treasurer WOodruff's shortage.
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Space.

prescribe number, duties, and comp en-
sation of employees of the legislative as
sembly.
House bill 100, Greenough-An act to
amend an act to provide for the levy OF
taxes and assessment of property.
The house then adjourned until 2
o'clock.
No. III, Woodson-To provide for the
election of state and county officers and
for the election returns.
No. 11s, Ways and Means Committee
Concerning assessment and collection OF
taxes.
The senate joint resolution, No. 2, and
the senate memorial bills, Nos. 5 and q
were passed under suspension of rules.
Adjourned until Monday 10 o'clock.
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Sr. PAUL, Feb. 14.-After losing $500
in the past six months the managers of
the Harris Theatre in this city cancelled
all engagements and closed the theatre.
The theatre has not been very prosperous
since the death of Pat Harris, Manager
Dean being unable to hold tstock holders
together in view of the continued losses.
A stock company may he organized to
occupy the vacant building but nothing
definite has been yet decided.
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Attention is hereby called to section
No, 2. of Ordinance No. 3. All persons
are hereby notified in compliance there
with To remove all stovepipes, tin thin
bles or caps projecting through the roof
or side of a building and to place in Its
stead brick, stone OF cement hue as
provided by said section. The law allows
80 days to complete the same flue and if
you fail to have the same constructed by
that time you will be prosecuted accord
ing 10 law. +. l.. CRoNKmTE,
Fire Marshal.
Jan, 81, 1891
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In the National House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-In the house
today Representative Dickerson of Ken
tucky introduced for reference bill to
repeal the Mckinley tariff act and to re-
enact all laws repealed by that act.
Representative Clifford of South Dakota
today introduced in tho house bill to
prevent the sale of fire arms and ammuni-
ton to Indians and to disarm all Indians
under the supervision of the Indian
agent.
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Fatal Fire at Winona.

WINoNA, Mimi, Feb. 14.-The three
story building. occupied by A. P. Znev-
olds as drug store and residence. burned
this morning. His daughter, Z years of
age, was consumed in the building. HIS
wife and hired girl were badly burned.
The fire started in the kitchen either
from an overheated stove or lamp
dropped by the girl.
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How Stocks Sell.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA Burlington
SO: Northern Pacific, 271s, preferred,
~; Northwestern 1865; preferred l3o;
IOsi%: Omaha, 2; preferred 81; Du-
Iutb' a5: Wisconsin Central, 90; Great
Northern preferred S41s.
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1t may be somewhat of novel;
ty to see Overcoats in "full swing
when the "full swing" has two
ropes aud one seat, but it is no
novelty to see them IN full
swing" at the store of 4. NATHAN,
The 0ne.Price CIothieI.
You can never be we'll dressed
unless your Overcoass will bear
inspection. We are now offering
at largely reduced rates Overcoats
which cannot be duplicated for
the money anywhere else. They
are not only the most important
contribution to personal appear
ance that a man can have, but
they are 80 we'll made, stylish and
durable that at the end OF the
winter season they will look as
presentable rs they did at the
beginning.
In addition to our immense
stock of Overcoats We offer for
your inspection
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.
Bar silver, 81.

Bar silver, 81.
No choice for senator in South Dakota.
At 43O a. IN. Yesterday fire broke out
in the Sear1e & Mcclure block, st. Cloud,
Mimi, resulting in the total loss OF the
entire block. This was one Of the finest
three. story double brick blocks in the
city. Loss, $4,000.
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Tailoring Department.

have annexed a tailoring depart
p our business this year. That
have hundreds Of different sam
all kinds Of Imported and Do
Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassi-
Efrom a large tailoring establish
LIN the east. We will take your
Re for any kind Of a garment
yair Of "every day" psnts for
y wear to the finest full dress
Ne from ths latest fashion plates
the best Of style at prices for
kom Sls to $40 and in pants
to st2.
Cuarantee a Perfect mt
arrant the Workmanship
y Garment.
nS the samples for spring will
Id the choicest effects and pat.
In the market. An elegant As
mt Of CheviOts and Cassimeres
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he APPLE or MS EYE 49,
lftist Know What he vas Doing
|Rhen be Drew This Bye.

t can be more pleasing to the
IN q perfect fitting, stylish suit3
IN you invest in anything that
suit You better3 II you won't
the matter from an artistic
view, look at it from q business
Int. How can you make a good
lon on men you have business
ks with il your clothes look as
J they were made for somebody
We are especially careful about
hitter Of insuring a good fit. Our
Ire selected by experienced buy
h special reference TO the cnt Of
krment as we'll as the workman
all our goods. When you Sc
init from our stock you can feel
that it il made as well as it is
i for good tailors to make it and
that the garment will wear and
> shape as we'll as a suit made
order.
Tai|oriine Dpnartment.
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Money r.asY.

New YORK, Feb. l4.-Money easy, rang
ing from 2 to 3per cent. Last loan 2.
Closed offered at 2. Prime mercantile
paper 5Q61a.
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1 1880
|SiineSS SuitS.( "::: a:!!
"'"' $500

! also a choice line ofpants patterns
>6, q, S8 and 90. TheO are rs
" Is ready made garments and we
) them to fit you, no matter how
short or large you might be.
b also show a choice line OF Spring
rcoatings in this assortment which
he made mp for from $50 to $40,
~ style and color.
)rop in and look the line over. You
] mako money by it.
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IHE BOSTON,
CLOTHING AND SHOE HOUSE

Next door to I st National Bank.
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Jan. 81, 1891.
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oweLLGa'S WISH

.rsiOf The ,S S,u spruce,
~ BE Ell s' Of the hief ;"i2s.
\ S i1s Sst he naples juice
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-17
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