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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
HOW THEY SAVE.
Pomona Young People who Want to
Sec the Worlds Fair.

Pomona Young People who Want to
Sec the Worlds Fair.
The long contemplated trip to the
world q fair and visit among relatives
and friends in the east next year, will
be pretty heavy strain upon the slen-
der resources Of many little family in
California, and fully one-half OF the peo-
pie who are planning to make the tour
have begun, in one way or another, to
gather together by economy or by harder
work, the many dollars that the travel
ling and sight-seeing will demand. We
have heard, says the Pomona Progress,
of number ofways that people in Po-
mona valley are putting away money,
bit by bit, in preparation for the planned
| for journey.
A bright young woman and her hus-
band, out on Carey avenue, are devoting
their extra hours to keeping poultry,
with the sole idea of getting about $500
summer. They have had good success
so far, and the husband has put $40 in
the bank as the result of the sale of eggs
and chickens.
Two young ladies out near Lordsburg
have started out to make collections Of
sea moss, artistically arranged on pretty
cards and plaques, and ready for sale to
tourists, in preparation for the worlds
fair excursion.
| A lad in the same neighborhood has
been given by his father half acre Of
land, and the accompanying water right
for a year. He is going to force the
land to grow all the alfalfa crops it can
before next September, and with the
money he gets for his hay he has plan
ned to see all there is to be seen in
Chicago year from now.
An economical wife on Fourth street
has been given the use and feed Of q
COW for year, and the agreement with
4 her better-half is that all the money she
gets from milk and butter is to 20 into
her own worlds fair fund. The hus-
band has quit smoking, and is saving
the 25 cents day that his habit cost
him for trip to Chicago next year.
Progress.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

FINE COMMERCIAL LUNCH from IL am !
ppm. and from to 2 pm.
La CARTE AT ALL HOUkS
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
named Harry Winchester in the 2:a5

Cldb6s
Mr.. J. H. Kelly arrived yesterday
afternoon from San Bernardino. He
has entered three horses-Conn in the
2:27 class, Contento, 2-year-old, and
Actor, handsome yearling.
d. r. Dickey has two stalls away back
in the rear. They are occupied by Pes
cador and Rute, two spirited sprinters.
e. l.. Mayberry occupies the last row
OF boxes, but has only one filly entered
fer any event. This is Queen Anne, by
State OF Maine, in three-minute trot.
Hook Hooking, jr., owned by T. A..
Case, who ran some good races last year,
is looking as fine as silk.
Old John Ticat. who won a barrel OF
money, from year to year, for the boys,
is missed at his old stand. He was sold
and taken to New Orleans.
OF course these are only few of the
many finely-breed thoroughbreds in the
stalls, but the others were out on the
track exercising.
attention, something like $4500 being
spent on it since the last meeting.
The corners have been built mp and
improved some but the racing men say
the track is at least two minutes slower
than heretofore. A good deal Of sprink-
ling and rolling may remedy this.
TRAINS TO THE TRACK.
Mr.. J. M. Crawley, of the Southern
Pacific company, has arranged to give
the big race days of the fair splendid
train service. Tonight the Santa Ana,
Chino and Pomona trains will all be
held at the Arcade depot to connect
with special train that will leave the
race course at $50 pm, or at the con-
clusion of the races. On Wednesday
and Saturday special train will leave
Santa Ana at 10 :45 a. IN. for Los Angeles,
and trains for Santa Ana, Chino and
Pomona will be held at Arcade depot to
connect with special train to leave the
race track at 5 80 pm.
AT THE PAVILION.
The pavilion was not a scene of peace
full, Sabbath stiffness yesterday, on the
contrary, it was a very busy place, and
good deal of hard work was accom-
plished
The fact that most of the exhibits
were locked up in the freight depots,
hampered the work considerably, but
finishing touches were put on the tables
and booths, 30 the only the arrange
ment of the exhibits is left for their
morning. 1t is hardly probable that
everything will be shape by today noon,
but by the time of the opening tonight,
the exhibits will all be in position.
San Diego is one of last to enter and
will be on hand with good display.
About 35 entries to the baby show
have been made.
President @. M. Wells will make the
opening address.
The beauty show is creating great
deal of interest.
The electrical display will be espec-
tally fine.
The revolving pavilion of the Union
Oil company is one of the neatest ex-
hibits in the hall.
The babies will be strictly in it this
week.
The typewriting contest will be very
hotly contested. Entries close at noon
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
California Fruit sales.

CHICAGO. Get 1.-The Earl Fruit company
sold California fruit at auction today realiz-
ing prices as follows: De Comice pears, $3.25;
Beurre Olairgeau pears, $270; Kieffer pears,
$2,15; White DoyenDe pears, 81 so; Beur 9
Diel pears, $2.20@2 26;7 Barry pears, 1926:
Erbaniste pears. 81 %, Goes Late Red plums,
$2.O5 ounces, $l.55
MINNEAPoErs, Oct. 1.-The Earl Fruit COM
pany auctioned California fruit today at the
following prices: Beur Clairgeau pears,
$2.25W2 80; Easter B urre pears, 8 rs; Heurre
Isse Ksd csT esr
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
IL Should BE III Every House.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay st., Hharpsburg, Pa,
says he will not be without DR.. Kings New
That 1t cured his wife who was thre tened with
Pneumonia after an attack of LA Grippe"
when various other remedies and several ply
of Cooksport, Pa, claims DR. Kings New
Discovery has done him moro good than any
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like it. Try 1t. Free Trial Bottles at c. r.
Heinzeman's drug store. Large bottles, soc
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
Luxury s Necessity.

When Apolnars was first brought to Amer
lea a great A,,aerzcan 6A1slclan MARION SIMS
declared it to be not only luxury but neces-
sity" Since then it's sale has risen from 2 to 3
millions. Now Apollinaris "reigns supreme and
is ubiquitous. BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, fa-
NOUS for it's cures of bad colds, and as a
preventive and cure for Group, 30 cents
q bottle.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, a general
family liniment, and especially valuable
for rheumatism, sprains, bruises, burns
and frost bites, 80 cents per bottle.
We sell Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy, the most sue
cessful medicine in use for dysentery
diarrhma, collie and cholera morbus, %
and 80 cent bottles.
st. Patrick's Pills. They are the best
physic. They also regulate the liver
and bowels. Try them, Is cents per
box. s E 4.
Chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment
for letter, salt-rheum, scald head, ecze.
ma, piles and chronic sore eyes. q
cents per box. For sale by @. r
Heinseman, 222 North Main, druggist
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoris
Wren she was Child, she cried for CastorfA
When she became Miss, she clrpg to Castoris'
when she had Children, shs gave them castoEis
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
HENRY ]. KRAMER'5
Ill SCHOOL FOR
nANCfNN ANn TDOonAEnNT

HENRY J. KRAMER'5
Ii SCHOOL FOR
DANCING AND DEPORTMENT,
New Office and Academy, 139 W. Fifth st.
Glass for Beginners, Ladies, Misses and Mas
ters-saturdty afternoons only, 1:3O 10 $50;
class commences Saturday afternoon, October
9th.
Advanced class, Ladies, Misses and Masters
Saturday afternoons. 3 80 to 5 80. Class COM
mences Saturday, October 9Th, at $3.50. No
visitors
Glass for Beginners Ladies and Gentlemen
Monday and Thursday evenings from to 10.
Class com mences Monday evening, October
10th. at 7:3O
Advanced class for Ladies' and Gentlemen
Wednese ay evenings only, at Glass COM
mences Wednesday evening, October 18th.
TERMs-Cash on enering name. Half quar-
ter, 10 class lessons, $6. One quarter, 20 class
lsssons s o Discount to two or more from one
family or lady and gentleman in company.
The hall cn n be secured for private dancing
clubs musicales and wedding receptions. Mu-
sic furnished If desired. 10 2.2w
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

Thanksgiving services were held in the
Congregational church, Rev. Richardson
u the ~. II. church, preaching Tho SER
mon. On account Of the threatening
weather, the attendance was small.
The ladies' Of the n. r. church served
an sxcsllent dinner and supper at the
church which wss well ~patronized, con-
sidering the weather.
There we're many family reunions
whore good cheer abounded.
Nm. Plat spent Thanksgiving and at
tended services with her children AZ
Franklin.
Miss Flora Brown, one Of Red Clouds
teachers, VA with her parents here for
Thanksgiving and over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster, from nser Frank
lin, aes visiting with her twin daughters,
Mrs. Geo. Hsgsr and Mrs. John Waller,
and other relatives.
Whooping cough h sbatipg.
Grain dealers are taking In large guam
| titles Of corn and oats.
Rev. Richardson began Q protractei
meeting ct the N. Z. church on Sunday
the 9th. q. :
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02
Otto.

While this has been a year Of defeat
for the republican party, the N~orwegians
nave come through unhurt. They have
been faithful in the republican party,
and are % still.
Knuts Nelson has been elected COVER
NOR Of Minnesota. He stood firm against
the combine OF democrats and populists,
and 20 did Johnson Of North Dakota and
Hougsn Of Wisconsin, both for congress.
When I cay Norwegian, / do not want
70 be misunderstood, because they are 10
good an American citissn a. they are
Norwegian, and II they wasn't, they
would not have the respect and good will
Of the American people In their respec-
tive states.
Even Cstherton township went repub.
lican. We elected oil eccept one.a and
that one puts me in mind Of q friend
who once told me could help Others but
not himself. VIKING.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02


80 that you have no correspondent
from Inavals, 70 will try and keep you
p0Atod.A
The farmers are al busy husting corn.
Mr.. Olmstsad made . business trip 70
Bloomington Monday. -
They will have the new elevator som.
plstsd this week. Who nays Inavale 10
not on the boom.
Nj. Irons has his new house most cone.
when finished Il will b. the finest house
In town.
Miss Florence Sawyer was homo from
Frsuklin to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents, returning Monday.
Miss Maud Knight went to Alma 70
spend . week with her sister, xrs. Turk
ington. !.
Mr.. Irons 10 having an addition built
TO his house on his farm just east Of
town.
The winter term Of school commenced
last Monday with Misc Laura Mcbride q
To, her.
There tas q dance At Mr.. Sharp's iast
Saturday night. All report . good time
There va o young fellow who just
got home from . dance In time for break,
fest Sunday morning.
II this don't find II way 70 the wasts
basket, You may hear again from
APRON SrRIxqs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

10 the public ct large:
Nov that election 10 over people are
supposed TO have returned TO their senses.
] would like TO call attention TO the
enterprise known a. the Red Cloud Pow
q and Milling Co. These gentlemen are
risking . large amount Of their own
noaey By placing IL ct the mercy Of the
high waters and trsacherous sands Of the
Republican river. Their object ID to uti.
lie the power that has been practically
going to waste for al these years, and
should they succeed, our city will soon
b brilliantly lighted indoors and out,
and al Who are willing to avail them
selves OF the opportunity may run their
shop machinery, such ~ meat choppers,
coffee mills, and al mechanics may run
their machinery by electricity, and !
would suggest the running Of the print
ing presses BE- the same power but for
the Cheapness Of gas In that locality.
But - the Big CHIEF remarked the other
day, w are In for anything that will help
the community. They too. may BE- Of.
peetsd 70 use the same power and use
their own energies, thus saved 70 the
spread Of the Gospel. Visitors TO OUT
city In another year viii ride In electric
street an. The Red Cloud mill uss
over $500 worth If raw material, besides
it. ~slevator viii b able TO handle all the
surplus grain Of the county,
Nov, In the evont Of their success, how
many Of our people are willing "a aban'
don the old howl OF money quarters and
join with me In q few words Of commsnv
dation toward those gentlemen and cay
we'll done, you have been faithful Il
this, We heps you may become million
aires, for wealth in the hands Of enter
prise 10 what our county needs.
Now while you ponder over this I vii
try to dream OF Red Cloud 40 o city o.
10000 inhabitants and our beautiful
prairie dotted all over with two stor!
houses. Yours for enterprise,
A. N. PATMoR.
The Republican City Independen
has changed,from . Peoples Indepeu
dent paper to pure democratcy.
queer change Of heart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

On Tuesday, t~enty-ope years ego,
Mr.. Hugh Miner, Was ushsred into
this cold world. His parents In order
TO properly commemorate the occasion
concluded that they would give the
yonnR man . proper demonstration Of
the importance Of arriving at man.
hoods estate, by the means u . sur
,pstss party. Accordingly on Tues.
day evening, . large number Of Hueh's
young friends from Superior and Red
Cloud, wers Invited to . reception
aud dance st the Masonic hall, 10 this
city. When oil were congregated,
Hugh vas taken 10, and when he be.
held the gay throng he conserved u
oses that he had been "kindly taken
In" for Il then popped into bis head
that he vas 81 yesrs Of sgc, just ~
days TOO late 10 vote. A o ~ COZ
dial greetings aud congratulations
had besn INDUCED In, the orchessrs
played she grand march and tn
young folks begsn INDUCING 10 III,
masy waits and the fascinating exhil
srs,ions Of the dance, and kept Il al
until the email hours, when they wsr
escorted 10 the residence Of Mr.. On,
Mrs. Miner, and given . 6ns banquet
Hugh was the recipient Of numerou
tokens Of friendship from his parent
aud friends which he. values YER
highly. Altogether Il was . mos
pleasant affair and will long be :,
membsrsd by al present and especial
y BY the young man who enters apo
che responsibilities Of life, and
which the occasion was dedicated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

The Republican City Independent
has changed'from . Peoples Indepen.
dent paper to pure democratoy. A
queer change Of heart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02
Children cryfor
Pitchers Castorla.
Educational Department.
ID. II. HUNTER, Editor.

Program for Bole Reading circle,
Saturday evening, Dec. 18th, at
Amsck.S school.house, district 36.
Life Of Thorwsldsen-Miss Daisy
Craft. Life OF Soott-Ralph +.
Pope. Life Of Beethoven--John NJ.
Garner. Life OF Wordsworth-Miss
Edith Scrivsner. Life Of Wh,tney-
John L. Springer.
Recess.
Talk on the history Of
the Constitution Of u. 8, = J..
L. Springer. Talk on book keeping
John M. Garner. Talk on the value
Of the Ancient History-Frank 8.
King.
Question boz.
Study Of Page, First and Sec
ond week Of fourth month.
JNo. M. GARNER, SEQ. Protein.
Tho two teachers meetings at
Guide Rock and Bladen were we'll At
tended and interesting. Mrs. Geo.
Burton was chosen chairman Of the
Guide Rock meeting, Mr.. Jos. O. Hall
Of the Bladen meeting. At Bladen
Miss Mary 4. Beale was secretary.
The next county teachers meeting
will be held N Cowles, Dec. 18th.
Program will be sent to teachers soon.
Many teachers report having
Thanksgiving exercises in their
schools.
A good place for teachers to spend
their holiday vacation would be ct the
State Teachers Association meeting 1t
Lincoln, Dec. ~. % and 29th.
The Populaiion Or Ned Closd
Ii about 5000, and we would cay that
st least one half are troubled with some
Affection on the throat and lungs, 10 those
oOmplaints are, according 70 statistios.
more numerous than others. We would
advise all our 70 aders not TO neglect the
opportunity 70 call on their druggist and
gee 3 bottle Of Ksmp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs. Trial size iree. Large
bottles Scots and u. Sold by al drug
gista. II
children Cry Tor
pltcher'o 0astosla
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02
Prairie Gem.

Az We have been silent for some time
We will come again.
The weather u ane for. husking corn
and the farmers ore Ill Improving the
time from early morn till late at night.
Only one man, q far q " know, has
finished gathering, and Mr.. Peck Il the
lucky man.
Mn. W. 4. Hogats, who has been ssf-
ferine for Along time With the dread d.
ssass, oonsumption, L sinking very rapid.
" l!.;,,.n hr', III HOss ss,d !: !; Young m s'.S's
respected by all her e~cquaintancee who
sympathizs with her In her sfiiction.
Mrs. Hogats ID . member Of The Baptist
church and . consistent Christian.
Miss Fannie Douglas, . lady friend Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiroheval, who has been
visiting here for some time, resumed her
trip Tuesday for San Francisco, Cal,
where she expects to spend the winter
with her sister.
The school at Prairie Gem opened Non
day with Mr.. Keith a. teacher.
Pleasant Valley school will commence
NEXT Monday i the board doesn't fail In
getting . teacher.
Some Of the young bloods Of this vioi.
nifty vent TO Blue Hill last sunday sven
ing 10 hear the NEXT man IN charge Of the
Methodist pulpit and report being well
paid for their trouble,
VIM. Morrow will ship . oar Of fine
hogs this week, all oe his own raising
and feeding, 90 In number. That u the
way the farmers should haul their grain
TO market.
w. w. Hogsts, Petsr Paugh and J. w.
Kircheval made q trip down south Of
Cowles Monday TO appraiss the damages
on q certain proposed road running south
from Mr.. I.atta's to Amboy, Tuesday
the same parties came to Red Cloud and
filed their report
Mr.. Henry lonsbsrg has sold his farm
70 Mr.. 4o0rsen. Consideration, $500
Grandpa Miner returned to LincolE
this week to spend tho winter with hi
daaahtsr. RKADER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

On and after date B & NJ can make
rates to Buffalo and S~undarce first
class, stages from Clsarmont 70 Buff
10 and from Moorcraft TO Sundance,
making connection with our trains.
A. CoN0vsR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

9. W. Haley 10 erecting . new corr
crib.
We are indebted to j. II. Smith for
some Of that celebrated Utah honey.
]. A. Baum, Of Geneva, has arrived
and will take position In Deyo 4
Grics's drug store.
TIE CHIEF wants good correspon.
dents In every township. Will some
reliable rersen send In the news.
For PHYS sake don't growl aud
grumble because you are troubled
with indigestion, No good wa evsl
effected BY snaslipg and frctt,pg. Be
man (%unlsss you happen 70 be q womsI
and take Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
will relieve You, whether man or 70
msu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

Farsi Loamsii AhstractsI
For farm loans DO SURF and call on
]. H. Bailey.
he 10 In che business TO stay.
HE rates are the cheapest offered.
His terms will suis you the best.
He has . number Of plans TO choose
from.
He furnishes abstracts With Of
without loans. q
See him II you want . loan or Oh
stract.
Once under r. 4 M. Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

Blakeslee 4 Haley, At the Cincin-
nati Shoe Store. have secured the SER
vices Of . f~rst-class shoemaker and
al wishing fine custom work or re-
pairing can be accommodated. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Go and see Sherwood 4 Albright
for choice groceries, provisions, fruits,
candles, etc. They keep no stale
goods. All fresh aud the best brands.
You will find nothing better for
chapped hands during corn huskipg
time than Cactus Oil, sold only By
DgY0 & GRIcE.
Wanted.
A good boy TO learn the trade and do
errands. Apply at this ONCE at oncs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02
19-3m*
Webster County supplies for

L
Webster County Supplies for
1894.
Notice Is hereby given that until January lst, |
1893, sealed bids viii be received by the county
board Of supervisors Of Webster county Ne.
for the year 1873 and TO be ordered from time 70
time As needed, bids 70 be accompanied by.a
good and suficient bond 70 Webster county In
fOrmance Of. contract.
{, me n iCl,oMIns = = , 3 l,;t Of ;%pp gIIs y required q .ssS
i2ycoC note heads. printed and ruled. = lbs per
5000 envelopes, No. 10 xxx printed. white.
aoISco snveiopcs. No. sn xxx printed, white,
per thousand.
8 quires records plain page per book.
saairss records printed head per book.
SSS SiiTs: r rssSrS p sI'assp page asss Per e! o SsS.'
auires records plain mage per book.
0quires records printed page per BOOK.
.n "a, I SsSSs az. % front re tut ca SSsss Govern sS'ss !! sS poaad
Byron Weston nrst-clsss linen ledger pspcr.
Leon Isaac's pens No. I per gross.
Leon i Isaac: P penn: V. 10 i p per- gross gross.
Lead pencils. Faber'S NO. Z. hsxsgou rubber
Lead pencils. Faber's red and blue per dozen.
Rubber srsssrs tiink and psncifS iFsSsr's per
figuring tabs S.s 100 eaeh per thousand.
Carter's carmine Ink per pint.
x siSssss:ss, .i: sSpY ~ p q IS as;C5 Gran. ..,r. per
Abstract legal cap 10 ID nne ruled.
Abstract legal 10 lbs Crane extra per
McGiil's paper fasteners round heads No. I
MeGlils paper fasteners rs1nd heads Nc. .
Peerless arm rests No. 10 and 4: zach.
Perfection letter ales per Nile.
Globe document boxes ioxl1x3n pePdozen.
Gl0ble document boxes 1oxlA KIN per dozen.
Chattel mortgage files, with strings, pcr
Road overseers receipt book. 100 In book. per
Road lists, extra material per dozen.
Tax recslpts. original, duplicate and tripiicste
Receipts Tor payment under protest per 100.
Certificates Of acknowledgements per 100.
Certificates OF character per 100.
Election notices for 1883 per dozen.
Onlcial bonds per 100.
oath OF ONCE per 100.
Road overseers annual settlement per 100
A.t. .chmsns o district Sis cSass p csu a9o; Ne, IN
100. -
Appearances bonds district court per loo.
Bonds Bon Sd ios cat S;s. dI:sr Sa. court nsr p p% loo.
kcpieyln bonds distIict court per leo.
Attachment bonds district court per 100.
Court wrappers. civil. district court per zoe.
CouIt wrappers, criminal, district court pei
Captions to transcript district court per 100.
Ceitincstes to Transcript district court pei
Captions and certificates to take despositios
district court per lCn ... ,.....
peg y. ,.,.,..,.. .,.,.,,. ..,.u. -.
hundred: ,,, -, ,,..,,,or a,..,,c. ,o,,,. ~. IN
ssturns Of executions ;'i:tr rs,, court so pr TO Us,
100 ,o
tInai papor uistIlcs coust ~ ~.
Jury s y t Witness list ,S a as%'scsu court %,atI PET i !0.,,
us wt cns Sun %SSssISrs " ''p''''u u'''''' '0u'
preclpss district court per one hundred;
court per hundrsd. ,.., .onr, . , ~,
dred.
summons ccpy dlstrlo. court per hundred:
drsd.
dred.
dred.
suSpGnas in criminal cares district s0urt POI
h1pdrsd; .,.,.,,, .o,., !. -.
AIRED ,,-n.-,..,n,. ., :,
tachmsntin Justice court per one hundred:
hundred; ............,.....
6oMpisi6ts fer contempt Justice court pei
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

When Baby was sict, We gave her CAstoriA.
When she was q Child, she cried Tor CastoriA.
When she became Mlsl she chung to Castorsa.
When she had Childrsn, she savsthem Castcris.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

For Sale.
A good farm Of 100 scres, within
Eve miles Of Red Cloud, in . coed
state Of cultivating, W. II watercd, and
fenced. For terms, address
+ l.. CARPENTER,
19-3m* South Lyon, Mich
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

A good boy 70 learn the trade and do
errands. Apply st this ofice ct once.