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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-20

IT must not he inferred from items in
this paper that the Ft. Berthold Indian
Agency is in III uproar at present.
The contrary lis the case, Major
Clarp tEe agent in charge at present
has the confidence of the Indians and the
respect Of every intelligent person
&C luaiat@d wis:i his administration of
Fort Berthold or more properly the Elbow
Weeds l"diEn Agency. President Cleve-
land made NO mistake when he sent Capt
ain Clapp to take charge of the Indian
agency there.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-20

X. W. Adams. the successful gardner of
the Painted Woods region was up Mt
Mclean countys capital, Tuesday, dis
posing among our townsmen a good sized
load OF No. vegetables brought up from
his home gardens. With his usual good
luck and good management, Mr.. Adams
has raised this season several hundred
s'nshels of onions, carrots, beets, cabbages,
lmrsnii's and potatoes, large part of
which l,c slips by steamer this week to
the military pest of Standing Rock.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-20
W
Local News
DOC

Murphyites scarce in Mclean County
Local politicians have made Washburn
lively the past week.
Weather prophets predicting period
OF storms the balance of October.
Torchon laces, Hamburg edgings, crepe
ruchings, Right Place, Coal Harbor.
jeans, cottonades. cessinets, ducks and
dent1s, Right Place, Coal Harbor.
Mrs. Kettleson and daughter Gertrude.
of Sverdrup, we're registered at the Mer-
chants, Tuesday.
= Contractor Mckinley made his first trim
over his Washburn and Fort Berthold line,
Thursday.
Charley Huston, of Turtle Lake, candi.
date for Register of Deeds was shaking
hands with Washburn friends, Wednesday.
Ole Holtan, independent candidate for
county judge, was shaking hands with
friends at the county seat, Wednesday.
Y Ex-school superintendent Taylor Davis,
came down from the White Earth country
after absence nearly year from McLean's
capital.
Register of Deeds Benson and N. w.
Carlson, the independent candidate for
clerk OF the court, came down from their
Coal Harbor and Weller homes, respect
ivelv Wa6hesdnv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
d,s ,os bamacos Buenos nochcs

dns las hamacas Buenas nochcs.
Y ne despdi6 do ellos con enthusiasts
apretones do manos, y6ndose 4 Su camarotc.
Los tres amigos So cncerraron eil II SlNo,
Deverain guerra pcoStarSr, pero Roberto le
detuvo.
--1'odo este me parcc' muy c1lrhho' ES
precise volar en- vcH dc dormlr.
Y al decir este, apag6 In luz.
-., Vclar Ell la obScuridad , murmlro
Deyerain,
II Silcncio Habomos bajo' listed,
Deyerain, ticnc quo guardar dlcz mil fran
co, Meren,is 10 ayudara Yo voy a ccrclo'
parme de que Baranvlle sale en- etocto de
BuenoS Aires.
ii Que quierc usted decir
Temos. amigos MICS, que haIlamos cal
do en- algun lazo. Deionmo nstedes obrar
No debe uno cntregarse sin dotensa al enc
migo.
Me hace listed tembar --dijo Dcreraln
49,; Que Sospecha listed 7
--Todo nadia ,.,, Porque nos dela ia
ranyille tan rcpentinamcnte I Poraqne no'
confia un capitan cSpaOol, que cS tan eS
panol. que es tan espaho como 80, y pro
babemente tan capitiin como eSpaNol iM'
rem ustedes
Por una hendidura de la puerta del ca
marote, yi6 Ignacio Pnliycan que SaIl'
del suyo.
-Niene espiarnos No nos amovamos
Sin duda quiere saber 81 estamos dnrmlen
do.
En- efecto el captain Sc acerc6 Silenclosa
mente al camarote yaplic6 el dido Ia puer
tn. Al cabo de un nstanto, Sc alel6 y dl'
una ordcn dos marincros que estaban el
ell puentc. Los marineros desataron UNI
lancha Y la echaron al rio Paliveau sc subi'
On ella, con uno de los marneros, y sc diri-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
LA Delllo'racIa

gi6 haca cl puente,
Que les decia yo 4 uslcdcs NANTES.
t6 Roberto NrcrSito Sabcr 4 donde va eSc
larSaulc Qutdcnsc uSlcdcS dos aqui 40
me yoy.
-. Ptro, ,c6mc 'quicrrs soIir del barco2
pregunt6 MercnuS.
Arroj6 la chaQueta y cl chaleco Somc e
suelo, quit6Se las botaS y sai6 despacio del
camarote, en- cl momcnto rn que cl Segundo
marncro Sc haI|aba Ell popa
Lleg0 proa, pas6 por cncima de III ban.
derila, 50 dcsz6 tan sllenoosamentc en-
cl aqua, que el marlnrro no observe NADIA.
Mercnus habia sa|ido Il su ve2 dol camarotc
SO paseaba por cl puente, BESIDE ALI, vid
4 Roberto ganar la orilla y cntrar por Il,
primera Gale.
En- osta Gale; penetr6 Roberto en- In pri
mera tienda dc ropas hcchaS; cont6 que Sc
habia caido al aqua y compr6 un traie com
pleto, muy mo, l.urgo hi2o que c cncami
naran ii hotel de los Extranjcros, adondC
! lego algunoS minutes mas tarde.
Sin prcguntar NADIA en- ell oScritorio SUI
bio directamcnte VI cuarto que habia ocu
pado iunto al de Baranvilc, Su habitac6l
eStaba corrada con Have, mentras que la
dc aquel pcrmanccia alberta. Escuch6 " NJ
oyendo ruido algnno, penctr6 en- ell cuartc
dc Baranylle. liz malcta dc este sc hala
ba todayia ALI
-glueo piensa yolver -eScam6 Robcr
to.
Sin embargo los cajoncs de la mesa esta
ban vacios, y los eGectos, arrcglados va Ell
la maleta, indicaban una aalida Immediate
.--Baranvlle nos ha enga0ado al deci
que ST iba-pens6 Roberto Tai veA no ha
ga mas que cambiar de hotel 49, Si 70 pu
diese yer la que hay en- su maleta Esto o.
POGO discrcto pero, en- la guerra, Ia dis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
-Bueno; cuando este hecho, to enyisr6 d

--Bueno; cuando este hecho, to enyiar6 ol
consabido despacho desde Nueya York. Y
podras dormir 4 pierna suelta
'--Perfectamente. iAdi6s
--Si, adids; pero antes dtiame que to dS
un eollsejo: no So debcn hacer mas tentati-
vas contra Ia pobrs muchacha. Esto podria
proporcionartc slgin grave disgnsto. IA
vcs que yo 10 he intentado dos veces.
siompre ha fracasado.
va to tengo dicho que no SO empleara Ia
violencia contra ella. No neeesitamss que
muera Con tai que Ia mpldamos casarse,
nos basta.
---Jirame que no la mataran. me fAlta-
ra valor para 10 que tengo que hacer aqai.
i Tienes remordimentos
- Caramba iCuando SO cs viejo!..
-iCuando penso que yo abri las venta
mas dol cuarto de Ia madro, Y que ID pobre
muier Sc mnri6 por ESQ IT,.
-iCAllate!
-, Bob! Nadie nos escucha Pues bicn. ii,
ha sentido remordmientos \ 10 me ngura
quo me valdra algo, en- el otro mundo, el
que la muchacha muera do muerte natural.
--iImbScil
--Imbecil, 81 qieres pero lpaabras do
honor. 81 no me iuras, por el amor do Ia
hermosa Julia, que no atentareis contra la
vida de lvonne, dejo tranquilos los tres
i6yenes, y tu golpe queda on falso.
ii 10 iuro!-pronuncl6 Bsranbille lleno
do co)era.
-Bueno djo Paliveau. --Ahora te pue
DIES marchar. Campignac Devarain Y Me-
renus no te serviran do cstolbo Adde'S
me yoy en- seguida al barco. Es precise que
los vigile. ~
:; Adios Fdijo Baranylle--no to divides
dc mandarms el despacho desdo Nueva-
! York. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17

---lclos aqni, rs precise que 20 sepa la
ycrdNd sobro ESQ miSerableS.
! dej6 cacr con prontitud Ia tapa de Ia
malca, dirgidndoSe hacia 10 puerta que se
,nraba a Guaro dc Bar0nyilIe del que Il
haLia ocupado. kciAmenbe no eslsba uerra-
da por dentro, pudo ocultarse Penetr6 ell
su cuarto, ccrr6 la puerta echo Ell corroio,
rodavia era tempo. Baranville llcgnba con
don lgnacio Paliveau. Tn crado los seguia.
Baanvile cerr6 Ia maleta diio:
-- BaJen ustedes mi eqnipaje, y que 10 lie
ven on segulda bordo del buque.
FL crado di6 maqunalmente una vuelta
4 la habitaci6n fuG echar Ell cerrojo do
la puerta de COMMUNICATION ; despu6s llam6 d
uno de sus compaiIeros, y entire los dos le-
vantaron la maleta.
Mentlas que hababan, obserwabalos Ro-
bcrto, y estuvo 4 punto do lamar I'M critic
de- cd"ra pcro sc contnvo y aplie6 al oidc
al agu-ro dc la Have.
+ ;Dc molo preguntd Psliveau i Baran
vile que te yuplvGs 4 F"anriE
-iPlensas que me ba u diNertir el estal
en BucnoS Aircsi
.-jPreieres que realce 81 hecho tn anti
quo camarad0 Paliveau'
Creo que SO te paga bastante caro- pari
q'ie puedaS hacerlo--respondi6 secamont'
Barquvllt
-Bueno, bueno.. .sQnitn Sc queis' Con
sgno hechos y na''a mas. Entonces, hasti
que tome la suma 10 me mucvo; hare que
tangan pacieucia los i6ycnes ;eh' ,
-- 81, Si.
" dcspuGs, con rumbo Il Montenar. Vi
camiuo muy malo. lo sento pof elos. $ !
tan guapoS ;Qut mozo tan hermoso es es'
Campignac *
i Bosta No puedo .perder el tempo g
hrOmaS. . a.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17

cr0clOn rs una lalln
l.cvanl6 la tupa do la malota VIC una f.
In dc camjSus, divcrsas pleas dc ropa bau'
ca yarioS panncloS
so ra cicrtameutc on Ia ropa blanca
dondc 80 pucdo cncontrar algo lntcrcsauIr
81 pudicse dar con sllS. 'papelos
Cnando dcea oSto, tropezaron SuS oloS
con I'm pahuclo iiuo bprdulo con inraleS
difrrcnes las do los dcmaS pahueloS,
II one eS este I'm pahnco de mulel
en- Ia mnlota de 'un hombrc k.slo Us com
promctcdpr. Una j, como inical, cuando
las suyaS son una l.. y una b. Este pahue'
4 10 Sc parece muoho ciorio palueo que yc
comprt una nochc un cochero de Rob
! lytlon.
;Aouel panuclo quo cycitada los celoS Il,
mistress Arabella Namos YER. La } en-
igual la guiraalda era 10 msmo Mahana
10 comprobarG
Y un gran cStremocimiento c sacndi0 to
do cl cuaHpo, mientra> proscglld |esieamcn
t..
Para que Naranyile tcnga un pahuelt
de su maleta, eS precise que esta mujer sc'
su querida.
Ahora bien, Ia Qucrida de l'aranylIe c'
Julia Marschcrt; lucgo este pahuclo debt
pcrtencccr II ella.
Este paNuclo ca parcicdo al de Ia mnjc
que lie acompahaba en- 10 alto lie FmncS-La
Plus. ,llabcr neceSitado ycnir hasta aquj pa
IN encontrar eSta prucba Los dos ladro
mes, ell hombre y la mujcr del vestido de en-
cafes los miserableS que he yiSto en- aqueIli
nladita nocho, eran ellos, don Luis Raran
> willie la sonora de MarSGber. BalIdidos
Como voy caSligarlos Como voy ven
gar al padre de lvonnc
Detlvose de pronto su c6Iera por habe
dido las voces dc Baranyille y do Paliyeau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
Bregaro & Co.
Playa Ponce, Puerto Ksco.

Giran corta vista sobre Espana Islas
adyaceutes. '
Giran sobre las plazas principales de
Frsncia, Inglaterra, Alemania, Austria,
Belgica, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Suiza
y Africa (Marruecos) y eobre New York.
Msvo ~ da 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
Unguento Derm6geno

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNdUENTo DERMoaENo ell
las M1gas qnemaaayas. JuaHetes, pi-
cadayas dc stosqnitos lepra afyifaaa,
sabuaonsy, sleflatIasts tnmoyes, af
eualqnifr proceaemeia, ,enmattsme, al-
ccyas, Atri1as le eaalqnier arma, pa
Aadisos "a, 10 Iemuestran las intini
tas curec,unes obten;das y el constan
te uso que de dicho especifico Sc
hace.
Dep ,sito: M,macia Csahai de ]
Ferrer.
3 III, ,v.-p S. Nvbre. 2 de l8o !,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
Gran depurataro| vegetal!

6 sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenss, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorihcas.
Cada onza fuida representa- una
onzs de las pianras que ccnttene.
! PURAMENTE VEGETAL !
FL mas conocido, SECURE J yapsdo
purificador de la sangse!
Conserva el CUTS teylo y libfe de
ermpctones y cranes!
Pueden usarlo hasta los ninos
Deposito: Faymacia Central, de J.
Ferrer,
3 ml3v p. S. Nvbre. 2 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
Buena adquisici6n.

Sc uende, con baenas condiciones, la mdq,es-
ma uertical para moler cana de la Hdciends
Dsstino, en- Santa Isabel, de rs caballos de
f4erza en- magnifc0 eStado c0rriente, con al
gunas piesas de repuesto, como que estd ho-
ciendo actualnaente el cosecho q puede UGrselc
Ju,scionar. En- sa case, SC entregdrd en- JahO
pr6nimo, en- que debe montGrSe otra de mayor
potencia. Dirigirse al que s@scribe. e.-Ponce,
FeberO II 1894 dr. --FRaNOIsCo PARRA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
FOLLETIN cn
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
BUENos AIRES, IDA Y vrELTA.

taba ir acompaGando de nade Iuego Sc
subi6 en- Ia canoa que los habia levado 4
todos, y di6 EN- voz alta orden de que 10 lie,
vasen al buque frances MercnuS Sc acercd
entonces a Roberto lie dijo Ell voz baja
"a Por quo no guerra que le acompahe-
mos
i Gala !-murmuI5 Roberto.
Y cambi6 una mirada de intelgencia con
gu amigo. En- aquel momento les decl'
Paliveau.
mo Sc bebe un vase de C0gnac, sqnie'
ra para consoarse de la marcha del compa-
triOtas
Esta voz cascade hizo e1tremecer nueva'
mente q Roberto 81 oual respondid sin EN-
barge con dulzura:
Mis- amigos y 20 nSssitamos dormir.
--Perfectamente, tiencn ustedes prepara,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
Renovation Vital
ENOLAD ~~

Esa preparado de tai manera que macon ell ugo
gastco dc neuizar efectos al
ensdad por consguente acc6n benefcente
ganismo.
Els e Reco1suyene mas efcaz.-E Vgorizante 9deo-
y mas energico del sistema nervioso.
CURA la aema corosis eocres pados quec atques de
vios, fl res bIanras naptacores del cora70r
URA Ia detidAd sensual
urbAciones d'soecticas dsminuc6n del apeo
lambres del es6mago, digesiones entas doorosas
CURA la debidad general decameno menstruacon diff
doloro hsteria eelidad de5rdenes del estomago sui
mic ntcs morales.
CURA ~ d biaoihn incl otu isis patcia uGs
enfermedsd que la meancoia la oura
CURA espermatorrea stez dad de las perna sunbdos
los oi1o dda de la memoa, vaio cansancos todas
las intermediates povienen del emp bm sangre.
Usando 81 Res rado Vital casi nmediatamerte
de l, activi1,d las funcio.
vtales a de benes y de agidad
No hay emedio tan agrabe, seguro
R.staurador Vital por tomando solo aso
y ,fectoss
Peparado pOr Francisco Giol Teridor Fumactutco ,
PUERToRlCO
" vENTA EN- TopAs LAS B0TIOAs-- --------
\ 3.i3 3w.n Pa 8 AyottcdeA d Snt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-17
Roberto Grah : n
INGENlERO
Emdic5dn, Herrerta q Fsrretersa
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

Fabrcante do despolpadoras de cafe dc
os sistemas Rollo y Disco, como tambien
Cedasos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lscates, Secaderas y toda clsse de maquina,
ria para cafe, picar yerba, desg, anar mafz
ETC., etc. Hero, cobre y bronco Oh balras
planchss fundido.
Pfnaanse informas. Julio 7, 1898
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15

can outfit consisting Of three wagons
and teams with some led horses. and two
hacks with about q dozen people passed
through town Tuesday. Thcy were from
Red Cloud, Nebraska near which place
they we're farming and running the hack
in town, but had abandoned their crops
and all else and were hunting q place,
they saidwhere it sometimesrains. They
had no particular point In view for cot.
tlement."-Burr Oak Herald.
The above item Is taken from the Burr
Oak Herald and ONE from Jake Nye
and Emery Allen, and Is not worthy OF
credence, inasmuch az they are reported
TO have sloped between two days leaving
some friends here. It Is q libel on Red
Cloud and it's prosperous farming com.
munity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15

CLASS OF "a PIcNIc.-. Through the
courtesy Of Prof. Caster the Glass OF %
enjoyed u very pleasant afternoon outing
at the Amboy picnic grounds, on last
Saturday. You would hardly recognize
those with tishpoles in hand or sand.
wlch in mouth as our former sedate
seniors, who toiled so untiringly over
Vergil and Trigonometry. The time
was pleasantly spent in boating, fishing
and inspecting the mill. At 7 o'clock
they sat down in regular camp style and
proceeded to devastate the delicate vi.
ands SGT before them by Prof. Caster.
These were soon disposed Of and the
class passed tho return drive pleasantly
with singing. Altogether it will ever
be remembered by the Glass OF % az
one Of their most enjoyable gatherings
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15
Last Tuesday while Chris Derra W,

Last Tuesday while Chris Derra was
building fence along the section line Of
his farm, VIM. Longbottom, whose
farm adjoins accosted him and demand.
cd him to stop. Derrs refused to do 90,
saying he had a right to build fence on
his W premises, whereupon Longbot-
tom drew a revolver from his pocket and
threatened to shoot. Mr.. Derra left for
his house and on Wednesday morning
went to Red Cloud, and had q warrant
sworn out for his arrest. Thursday the
sheriff come up and took Billy to Red
Cloud, where he was given a hearing;
taxed u nominal sum for costs and Put
under a $500 bond to keep the peace.
Lawrence Locomotive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15

A wagon passed through town Monday
with the legend "COxey's Advance
Army" painted on the cover; but the &C.
cupant proved to be an honest butcher
from Red Cloud to the eastern part OF
the state.-Burr Oak Herald.
The CHEF wonders what man 1t 10 that
has recently left Red Cloud via the Burr
Oak route, that has such q calamitous
sign cmblazoned on his band wagonS
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15
The Earle Screams.

The following program will DO oh.
served in Red Cloud on July 4, 1894.
PROGRAM.
National salute at sunrise Of 100 guns,
Col. A. J.. Tomlinsou, commanding
gun squad.
At 10 o'clock procession forms on Web
stcr street. march to 7th avenue, thence
west to Seward street, thence south to
81 Avenue, thence cast to Webster street,
and north TO court park headed by:
Mayor and city council,
Red Cloud s. Of v. band,
Hon. T. j. Mahoney and escorts,
Master Of ceremonies,
Red Cloud fire department,
Business mems display,
Representation Of states by young ladies.
Funny Clowns on horseback,
Citizens in carriages,
Delegations from country,
"J~immyclones" Gen. A. II. Gray,
Civic societies,
Cozad's drum corps,
Uncle Sam in costume,
Arriving at court park there will be
music by:
The Red Cloud s. OF v. band.
Meeting called together by President
w. b. Roby.
Prayer by Rev. A. p. Hull.
Singing by Glee club.
Grafton by Hon. T. j. Mahoney.
Music by 8. Of v. band.
Dinner.
AFTERNOON.
Music by s. OF v. band.
Up. M, Ten minute toasts.
Jas. McNeny "Our Navy"
j. s. Gillian "Our Army"
r. McNitt "Our United Country"
r. Il. Our Rising Generation"
Hon. G. w. Haley "Our Educational
Institutions"
j. M. Chafin Nebraska"
Music by 8. Of v. band.
Bowery dance.
Bicycle race, F. w Cowden committee.
man.
Fat mans race, 200 pounds, 100 yards
g.
Sack and potato race 81.
Fast boys race from Is to q years old
not less than 90 yards o., g and q.
Fireworks at 8 p. m.
The following business was transacted:
There will be four prizes for bicycle
races.
j. L. Miller was selected az committee.
man TO take charge Of the fat mans race.
sack race and boys race.
The committee propose to spare no
pains to make it one OF the most interest.
ing 4th Of July celebrations ever held In
Red Cloud.
), T. j. Ward was selected 40 committee.
man on grounds.
VIM. Gates was chosen az q committee
, on transporting the A young ladies rep.
resenting states.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15
NEWS.

L. M. Vance returned from Kearney
Tuesday.
Miss Retta Abel was in Guide Rock
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Haley went to Omaha on
Tuesday.
9. w. Haley was in Lincoln and Oma.
ha this week.
Mrs. Turnure went to Reynolds Tues
day on a visit.
w. N. Richardson and family we're in
Omaha this week.
Mrs. Grant Mcfarland is visiting in
Aurora this week.
Mel Sherman went to Hubbell on
business Wednesday.
Grant Mcfarland was in Guide Rock
on business Saturday.
Miss Stella Quicker returned home
from Lincoln Monday evening.
Miss Ella Remsburg is home from her
school in Lincoln on q vacation.
Mrs. L. P. Griffin returned to her home
In Clarinda, Iowa, last Monday.
Mrs. Jno. Foster departed Wednesday
Tor Virginia to visit her old home.
L. p. Albright attended the meeting
Of the State Republican Club at Lin
coin this week.
Miss Cora Haley returned Saturday
from Orleans, where she has been visit.
ing q week or two.
AL Galusha was in Lincoln this week
in attendance at the meeting Of the
State Republican Club.
Uncle Dick Payne. had the misfortune
to have his windmill blow down during
the wind storm the other day.
Mike Strobe has one Of the fines
fields Of corn in the county. He live
nine miles north Of Red Cloud.
Mrs. s +. Spokesield went to Hebron
Monday in company with the little cir
who has been making her home witt
them.
The Misses Nellie Haley and Racht
Lstson, who have been attending Stat
Normal at Peru, Neb., returned to the
home in this city on last Friday.
A Kansas editor says that hay fever
caused by kissing grass widows. A Mi
souri, editor says it is caused by graz
widows kissing a fellow by moonligh
An Illinois editor says it is caused |
kissing the hired girl while she is fee
ing hay to the milk cow.
Miss P. d. Yeiser is the possessor
two fine pieces of art Of her own hal
painting, which certainly shows superi
workmanship. One is a large mast
and the other an Angola cat. tn
were enlarged from photographs Of I
originals and look as natural a. Ii
and are paintings that any artist VOL
certainly be proud Of.
The aged mother Of j. M. Guthrie,
Line township, departed for Iowa
last Friday. She was 70 years old June
and on that day her sons, j. M. Guth
of this county and DR.. and W. s. Gu
RE OF Iowa, met at her sons homo a
celebrated the event in a family reuni
There were 20 children and grand cl
drsn present. A very pleasant time '
the result Of the reunion. On Fril
the Iowa IONS returned to thier hor
accompanied by their mother who
remain there for q time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15
TABLE OF

Page 1-Washington's Life.
Weather Bulletin.
Page 2-Woes Of an Editor.
Other Items.
Page 3-Kansas City Blaze.
Muley Hassen Murdered.
Nebraska News.
Strike Settled.
Kansas News.
Telegraph Markets, &c.
Page 4-City and other news.
Page 5-General City News.
Page 6--County Correspondence.
Page 7-Talmage's Sermon.
Page 8-Educational News.
Real Estate Transfers.
Blind Tom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15

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Last Monday evening about $50 this
place was visited by one Of tho worst
wind and dust storms ever experienced
in Lawrence. The wind blew a gale
that almost had the force and speed OF
a tornado for about 30 minutes, during
which time a great amount Of damage
was done. In the town many fiues were
blown down, awnings torn away from
front OF stores. barns and outbuildings
upset and windmills blown down. The
new Catholic church was moved about
a foot from it's foundation. The chimney
was blown from the new school house,
some damage done to the wood work and
considerable glass broken. The wind.
mill and tower Of the town we'll we're
blown down and ruined. The front OF
W. J. Esteps' store wa blown out. A.
H. Bowman's mill was blown down and
several small buildings wrecked. The
large windmill Of Shirley & Cole was
blown to fragments. The awnings were
torn from many stores and considerable
glass was broken, and other slight dam
ages were done. From reports we learr
that the barn Of g Venhaus was com
pletely demolished. Peter Hartsinl
; windmill blown down. Joe Egghofel
house damaged and windmill blown
down. Henry Kiminau, barn slight.
a, moved from foundation. II. Gergens
meier, barn wrecked. Henry Hoeveka
. windmill blown down. Henry Menke
barn moved n foot from foundation
Frank Mazuer, barn demolished. Her
] ry Brockman, chicken house and /
I dozen chickens killed. All Schoa, ne,
barn and windmill blown down. Mich
ael Roller and Chas. Flint, windmill
blown down. For a time it looked q
though a cyclone was SURF at hand, man
people became frightened and sougt
: shelter in cellars and caves.-Lawrenc
Locomotive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15

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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-15

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