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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

A II at Edison on Sunday
night caused the death of four men well
known in Red Cloud. At Turkey creek
the water washed the embankment out,
and a special train sent out to look after
washouts ran into 1t, and killed Mr.,
Haley, roadmaster, Mr.. Jefferies, engin
eer, Mr.. Rowell, fireman, and Sam Nun,
day, head brakeman. The rails were
left suspended over the chasm which
the engineer could not see in the dark,
and, supposing that the track was all
right, rushed On to death. The engine
plunged into the washout and the tender
and fiat cars piled in upon them, quickly
ending their lives. 1t was a sad acct,
dent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

The city council did not grant license
at their last meeting. The saloon men
offered the council 5000, but the board
decided that they could not accept that
amount. The council would no doubt
have made a reasonable compromise, al.
though it would not have been in keep.
ing with the wishes Of the majority OF
the people who favor the $1,000 plan,
Times are hard and all the people and
business men have suffered from the de.
preston, and the city has been in the
same boat and therefore does not feel
like making any serious reduction in its
revenue, and the city is right. II any
blind tigers spring up from the reason
OF a failure to grant license, the perpe-
traitors should be dealt with severely,
no matter who they are. The majesty
Of the law must be maintained.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
The republican party will take care Of

The republican party will take care OF
the money question. Hon. Tom Carter,
chairman Of the National Republican
Committee, has openly espoused the
free silver question, and says that the
Republican National Convention will
adopt a free oliver plank. THE CHIEF
has always had confidence in the repub.
lican party's ability to handle all ques.
tions Of national Importance, whether
Csrter's predictions are right or wrong.
We would suggest, however, that repub.
licans IN the debate on monetary mat.
ters should not forget the tariff question
which is OF vast importance to the
country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
Market Report.
Norrpctpd Wpakly.)
Sheriff. Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by yir.
tue OF an orders 81 sale; issued from the omSe
tenth judicial district, within and for Webster
county, Nebraska, upon a decree In an action
pending therein, wherein James Mckie Is
plaintiff, and against Charles ii. Barber, Annie
A. Barber, Hannah Renkel. William Il. Rcnkel
and Smith Brothers Loan and Trust Company,
defendants, l shall OfYer for sale at public VEN
due. to the highest bidder for cash In hand, At
the east door OF the courthouse, at Red Cloud,
In said Webster county, Nebraska, (that being
court was holden) on the 18th day OF July, A.
D., 1896, at one o'clock p. m, OF said day, the
foil owing described property, to-wit; The
northeast quarter of section twenty-six (2G),
in township two 90, north OF range twelve (lO,
west OF the eth L. NJ, In Webster county, Ne.
braska.
Given under my hand this 9th day of June,
A. ID, 1896.
J. W. IUNcHEY, Sheriff.
Griggs Rinaker & Ribs.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

The immense rainfall Of the last ten
days has solved the crop question to a
large extent in Nebraska. The maxi,
mum fall has been on an average OF six
inches, the state over, which has given
the earth such a drenching as it has not
had In four years. The water has pene'
trated the innermost recesses, giving the
farmer hope that springs eternal in the
human breast that he is going to rear
an abundant harvest. Providence hst
surely opened the way, and the long
care-worn face Of the tiller OF the sol
has given way to features that are beam
ing with lavish smiles. The CHEF feels
grateful to the Giver Of all good for the
bounteous rain and the brilliant pros
poets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

Perhaps at the head OF the list OF the
writer's OF Lincoln, the name OF Miss
Villa Gather should stand. She 10 a
strong writer. She has ideas and che
knows how to express them, and to ex-
press them we'll. As q critic she is fear
less, and has the knack OF seeing things
as they really are, and Of writing them
so that other people may see them. Her
dramatic work compares most favorably
with work Of like nature On the great
Chicago papers, and without a doubt
she has a great future before her. She
states a thing strongly. She is n o.
the most original writer's in the CITY,
Lincoln Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

As the years roll by, We are reminded
OF the constant change in humanity.
AS the anniversaries OF the Alumni are
celebrated, more graduates are added to
the list. At no time was this more
manifest than last Saturday night, at
the banquet in honor of the class of '95,
at the Masonic hall. The reception was
attended by about fifty persons, many OF
them as only invited guests. One quar-.
tet, sang for the graduates, giving a bur-
lesque on them, brought a hearty out.
burst Of laughter from those present
Covering stole the ham. Newhouse run
away, Potter kicked on German, Hefie,
bower the dude, Gather sawed the board
and the girls took the bun" were a pass
ing Jest Of the evening. At eleven
o'clock the guests repaired to the dining
room, where they found tables loaded
with ice cream and cake, which waf
served in a gorgeous n after
which games and q general social time
were engaged in. The sudden rain,
storm caused an abrupt departure, while
all regretted that such meetings were
not OF moro frequent happening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
"DOn't Tobacco Spit or Smoke
Your Life Away"

The truthful, startling title Of book
about No.to.b ac, the only harmless, guar.
anteed tobacco-hsbit cure. II you want
to quit and can't, use "No-to-bac."
Braces up nicotinized nerves, eliminates
nicotine poisons, makes weak men gain
strength, weight and vigor. Positive
cure or money refunded. Sold by G. L.
Getting.
Book at druggists, or mailed free,
ddress The Sterling Remedy Co.
Chicago Office, As Randolph ST., New
York, 10 Spruce st.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

Don't forget that Sam Jones will be
at the opera house on the 10Th inst.
His lecture will be OF the Get there and
stay there" kind. Everybody will want
to hear him.
Next Sabbath will be Children's day
and a great day it will DO to them and
to all.
Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Martin and Miss
Knowls have the oversight OF the Chill
dren's day program, and you may depend
on a success. The services will be al
eight o'clock. All cordially invited.
The Junior aud Senior Leagues will
hold their annual meeting Sabbath at
four and seven o'clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
Arnica SaIye.

The best salve IN the world Tor outs,
bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ~chillblains,
Germs, and al SKIN eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
br money refunded. Price % cents per
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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
Orleans CHAUTAUQQA,|
ORLEANS SUMNER SCHOOL.
HARLAN COUNTY INSTITUTE.
One RdlTOQd Fore for The Round 1[D.

The Assembly for Southwestern Nebraska, Northwest,
ern Kansas and Eastern Colorado. A Lecture Course un.
equaled in the west-spacious chapel, matchless opportunity
for profit and pleasure. An Intellectual Feast for twenty.
seven days-gospel measure, "pressed down, shaken together
and running over" Seven Sermons, Twenty.Eight Bible Ex
positions and Thirty Lectures. A chorus of two hundred
voices daily-as splendid band will give concerts every evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

The great rainfall has caused numer-
erous railroad accidents, damages to
irrigating bitches, mill dams, &c, not
only in the Republican valley, but at
various other places in the state; how
ever, while the storm ragged and caused
damage. it did untold millions worth OF
good to Nebraska farmers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

M. B. REESE will be the next choice
Of Webster county in all probability for
supreme Judge, and, il we mistake not,
he will carry of the delegation. He is
a clear. headed jurist and will make an
excellent officer, IL elected. The people
in this county like Reese, and think him
one OF the best officers on the bench.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
Rev. w. w. MARSHA, DID,. LII. d.
Rev. SAM p. JONES',
OF Gainesville, Georgia.

Rev. Sam Jones lecture last night in the House of Representatives
was attended by all classes OF people, and the house was packed, there not
being standing room. His lecture was under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Ills subject was "Character and Characters"
He spoke two hours, and tits safe to say that no one was disappointed in
their expectations of the "Rev. Sam" That he is a maj Of great originality
and force of character there ian be no doubt, while there is great room for
diversity of opinion as to his method, or manner of speaking to his audience.
No one can be found who will not say that they we're highly entertained.
He strikes from the shoulder and calls a spade a spade, but when one hears
him in full and sees his applications and illustrations he does not appear
near IS much in the light of being rough and iuelegant in speech as the
garbied extracts, which from time to time appear in the papers to represent
him-Democat, Jackson, Miss, November q, 1892.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

SPAIN has a~pologized for the firing Of
one Of her mcn.o OF. war upon an Ameri-
can ship. Uncle Sam may DO a little
tame sometimes, but he cannot always
be triied with,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

THE people Of the United States, OF
all political affiliations, are in favor Of a
vigorous foreign policy as against the
weak knecd efforts OF the present ad.
ministration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

JUST the mere thought that the repub.
licans will be successful in '96 gives an
inspiration to business in the country,
and times are becoming better and bet.
ter day by day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

Four gallons OF new milk played an
important part in an impending tragedy
which was partially enacted between
this city and Smiths pond on Sunday
last. Thirteen young gentlemen left
the CITY on their wheels and had q good
time on the outward journey, in fact,
everything went as smooth AZ rollers in
a skating rink until that dreadful pond
was sighted. Here the boys became, it
is feared, intoxicated through al exces.
sivoly internal downpour OF fresh milk,
specially contributed for the work Of
upsetting the smoothly constructed ma
chinery in the physical anatomy Of those
gentlemen when they broke the thinner
man record by reaching the city in
1854. Ter miles IN less than thirty
seven minutes! Add to this a couple Of
"headers," not usually included in the
programs OF expert wheelmen, and
these. too, given gratuitously by the
leader OF this jolly band without inter.
fsring with his 1854 record-but then,
this il q matter Of miner" detail. The
most serious act OF the melo.drama was
the part which was 30 ably represented
by Ernest Bolton. He assumed the
place Of hero. who, like the good. natured
but victimized sutton in that screaming
farce, "a Race for a Wife," came in at
last, but at the same time victorious
that is, he succeeded in breaking one
pedal Of his wheel and reaching the
city, after being unanimously voted the
best mono.pedal wheelman in the west.
He. too, gave ONE free exhibitions OF
obviously skillful, though at times un.
diEnifed, acrobatic performances. Err
nest, however, attributes it all to the
portable automatic creamery which wal
so industriously enjoyed within the pre-
cincts OF his internal butter factory
and who, after drawing the tape lin,
around Ernest's lower chest, will civ,
him the privilege Of q justitiable assent
Uncle Sans intricate addition to tn,
postal service was troubling Frank Cow
den to such an extent that he uninten
tionally rolled over q couple Of embank
ments, but without any serious results
except that they awoke him to the fac
that he was supposed to bicycling
The others who took minor parts in tn
comedy.drama in real life were Wallac
Wright, Charley Landmasser, Allie Al
bright, Roy TAFT, George Morhart, G. II
Robinson, Ed. Smith, Homer Sherwood
Bert Morhart and Clarence Winters
But it's all right, boys. We have plent
Of doctors and gents furnishing stores
30 don't get 30 badly scared over tn
next cask Of milk. For further infor
nation 60 to the (our) "devil."
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

Sunday evening the Sunday school
will give a missionary concert, THE
Light of the World" Subject OF morn.
ing sermon, sour Mission Work."
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

VIZ are too full for utterance over the
glorious rains OF the last few days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

On the 10Th the National Republican
Leage meets at Cleveland, Ohio. DR..
@ f. McKeeby has been appointed a
delegate from this congressional district.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
CHURCH NOTES.

(Urder this head we invite the ministry o
the city to contribute freely Of any and al
church ne rs Of interest 10 their various organ
zatiOns.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

Purify the blood; strengthen the body
DR.. j. h. McLean's Strengthening Cordia
and Blood Purifier best spring tonic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
The IDEAl

The aims are to promote habits of reading and study
in History. Literature, Science, Art and Music; to give college
graduates a chance to review the college course; to secure for
those whose educational advantages have been limited, the
college students general outlook upon the world and life, and
to encourage close, connected and persistent thinking.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
THE CHIEF
SWORN CIRCULATION 1900.
A. &. HosMER, Editor.
LARoy TAFT. Asst Local Editor.
NOTES.

THE State Journal woman's edition
was a hummer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

Hoods pills cure %jaundice, billiousness
sick headache, constipation and all liver
lila.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
Spring
medicine

In Q necessity because the tonic OF winter
cir 10 gone, and milder weather, increased
moisture, accumulated impurities In the
blood and debiiitated condition OF the
body, open the way for that tired feeling,
nervous troubles, and other Ills. The
skin, mucous membrane and the various
organs strive in vain to relieve the i'm
pure current Of life. They all welcome
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

S%crofula, salt rheum and all diseases OF
the blood, dyspepsia, kidney and liver
complaints, and catarrh, are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood pur-
Tier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
Ladics Of q. A. R.

Decoration day was observed by Sher-
mar Circle, No. 3. The Circle met on
May Goth, and made arrangements for
decoration, and made forty wreaths and
f~orty-eight boquets, and many extra
flowers, and we observed the day with
success, and at eleven o'clock we went
TO the cemetery and decorated the silent
graves OF our comrades and friends Of
the circle.
Aud so where whispering willows wave.
And tender glass blades culver.
We bring our Offering to the brave.
Who died our country dear to save.
The boys across the river,
Oh, boys 90 brave and true,
by Gods " messenger. the flowers.
We send our love to you.
The budding trees, epringing grass,
opening buds and warm balmy air seem
to lend a strange ambition to the en-.
chantment to the saddest Of sadness Of
the hearts OF the mothers, wives, sisters
and daughters Of your dead soldiers and
sailors; our hearts are bereaved with the
thought and privilege and q duty to
work with loving hands to cover with
flowers the last resting place OF those
heroes Of ours.
We, the Ladies Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, are ever ready to do honor
to our departed loved ones and on thie
day Of special devotion let us show by
deeds and words the strength OF our az
lection. the depth and respect and the
earnestness Of our purpose to perpetuats
the memory Of our heroes.
Let us twine garlands for their silen'
graves. Let us hold in great remem
brancs those whose heads lie low OF
southern soil. and wreath in memory {
monument to our unknown dead. Al
these shrines let us VOW constancy Il
the widows and orphans. and renew oul
p ledge Of fidelity to those silver hairet
veterans whose constitutions are shat
tered but yet remain as living witnesses
Of the greatest conflict and grandest vic
tory in the worlds history. thus may W,
show to the world the objects for which
we are banded.
Let US also bear in mind that the vet
Grams ranks are thinning rapidly as ont
after another drops by the way, ant
many OF us can number some OF them al
near and dear to us. These events re
mind us that whatever is to be don,
must be done quickly for ere long tn,
last sad rites will be performed.
A nation that reveres her patriot,
dead, will always find patriots to serv,
her. Mrs. + j. KEsLER, Pres.
MRS. S. A. SCoTT, Sec.
Mrs. f. STAPLEToN, Chap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

II you want a reliable dye that will COL
an ever brown or black, and will
please and satisfy you every time. use
Buokingham's Dye for the Whisksrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

john L. McPHEELY Of Minden is a
candidate for the district iudgeship.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
SPECIAL


Among the special attractions we offer the following: The
celebrated Chautauquan
DIR. M. NJ. PARKHURST,
Three Stereoptican lectures on observations during his trip
around the world; also ten Bible Expositions, and
conductor of Ministerial Institute.
That genius with gifts from God that might well make the
possessOr tremble,"-
REV. ROBT. MCINTYRE,
For four of his greatest lectures.
Two Sermons, five Addresses and five Bible Expoitions by
one who was with Gen. Grant at Vicksburg-whO
taught the Hon. w. J. Bryan oratory at Jacksonville,
and now President of the Presbyterian Theological
Seminary at Omaha, the
Rev. w. w. HARSHA, DID. LII. ID.
The most wonderful sermon of the age-"Character and Char
acters"-and the inimitable lecture-"Cet There and
Stay Thereby the original thinker, evangelist and
orator; the
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

The following officers Of Cyrene Com
mandery No. IA were installed last
Thursday evening:
Robert Cochrane, +. G.
c. w. Haley, G.
r. B. Fulton, p.
A. G. Willis. s. w.
H. w. Brewer. j. w.
j. A. Tulleys, Rec.
G. w. Lindsey, Treas.
M. B. McNitt. G. G.
A. Galusha, w.
s. +. Spokesfield, S b.
N. w. Kingsland. S. B.
Jos. Kubick. S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07
I 1? S: ::!;;;'
Oparilla
PurifieS
The Blood

which has troubled me o number OF
years. I feel thankful for the health ]
have enjoyed and ! W It all to Hoods"
J. w. KNIGHT, Lebanon, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-07

Among the special attractions we offer the following: 7
celebrated Chautauquan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
MILITIAMEN HARD AT UORh.
DRILLS AND LECTURES AT THE STATE CANT
SERGEANT sTOCKNAN INJURED

DRILLS AND LECTURES AT THE STATE cA'ir-
SERGEANT sTOCKMAN INJURED.
State Camp. Peekskill. " Y. July s-Al'e'
morning of hard work the fist and the sePain''
companies In camp prepared to rest Inc
officers had a pleasant hour with General he"i''
who delivered to them the same course OF ieV'
the Eth and 47th enjoyed. Major Stackpo!e ''''
ested Thorn for another hour in careful eNPo''
ton of to-morrow's drills illustrating what ne "a'
10 saw on a blackboard Both lectures were w
liyered under the trees along the bluff "here !"
was cool and pleasant. Some OF the separate CON-
panics are large. having within few men 0, '''',.
full complement This caused a little cro~nlnS III
the tents many having three occupants. io'"'
another street OF tents was added. which reneN'7
the crowding This makes fourteen streets III ''e
city.
The officer OF the day was Captain imam -
Hazen, and the officers OF the guard FIRST LIEU
tenant Charles H. Hitchcock Of the 10Th Sep"'''
Company. and Second Lieutenant Henry a. '''
son. ,.,,. I,
Sergeant William j. Stocktna' h T vii excuse
met with a mshap last night, whlch wiz Ito
him from drill the remainder OF the wc'n' harm
was sitting the cot in his tent hoiuIas os,ied
knife which ne had been using \ coilia'I' e. ~
against him. forcing the point OF ,i,e nac IN
the sergeants left wrist. The blade passed up
toward the palm OF the hand. making long an /"
deep cut and severinG tho branch OF an ,rroon
He went at once to the hospital. where the SUI
dressed the wound. - .hot- ,roek,s
The regiment and companies began th'It W. ~,
work this morning with an extended orher drIli
before breakfast. The battalion drill was III o'o'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland July s.-Cleveland made brilliant
finish to-day and In the ninth inning won from
PHILADELPHIA a game that had been given up by the
snec,ators An error by sullivan. basehit by
Gunnv and a corking three-bagger by Burkett
setti.d the game Attendance. 1000 The score;
CreveIand ...................o
f,h,iadelnhia ..................O o 90 U q o J
Ha-hi,s- Cleveland o. Philadelphia o. Errors -'l~y".
land q Philadelphia T. Bstteres-Cuppy: thinner and
O',.onnor Carsey and Clements. umpre-keefe'
Iouisv,lle July s-I.ousville defeated washing
ton to-day In a splendid game. Both pitchers were
hated freely and the home team won by superior
work In the field and better base-running. At
tendance so. The score:
Louisville .................... " "
washington ...............-.- d p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Washington o Errors-Loui'-
Vile Washington 3 Batteri~s-' unnngnafn ana war
nor Ioyd and Mcclure. Umpire Mcl'phhh
St Louis July St Louis and Baltimore played
one OF the best games ever seen In Sportsman
Park IIofYer and Staley pitched In splendid form
desperate chances. Attendance, 5W. Inc score
et Louis ................ u y
nouimorc .............. u o D j
pasebi,s-s, Louis q Baltimore II. Errors 81 Louis
Battcres-Staey and Often. Hotter ana Ciark umpire
-Jevne.
A, Springneid-Fi Wikesbarre D. sprihgheid u
Second game Wilkesbarre =. Springfield g.
At Kochestcr-Torono q. Rochester o.
At Providence Providence II. Scranton l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
LIZ TRIDE IN CNICi 60.

Chicago July tSpeclaD-Whcat to-day broke 81 '''S
md closed n, ahou, the There was plenty ~ ""
news. IT the Yit situation rather ma" , deal
oudean directions. some 81 " ldN'l'
az lines which had been carried All the wa! UP ~ 80.
cents. ard carried all III" WAY down AN, Inc ~. AIDE
hiyirc There was 4 stand made ~ the pui Price ,''
20 cents september. hut after that Wa is''i
h.- cp~ncd ILL., sold bctwecr III. and % q AM
AT "a. cents Thor~ d"cf~n-" IN mo 'lslul'
zoo bushels and slight decrease IN IN" t'"' sn
bushels There was also d"'f'h-' ~ ., ,i..
passage statement - .ico"' bushels LUZ II,
that came aionE vas n"arish I'm" , c,r..i.l
creased ..ur0Oo bushels Russian shipment, - m -
;.o 90 fust.s. mo Indian l2ionH bushels I.r
,yo,ls Aggregate was sD bushels Cables Nef" 't
II Their" was pf"hfii,n - i.~l ~. ~,
sprnr wheat states go night hut aii not - m :" ''f
any one the Northwestern markets 90 nov s'r ~
,her decline ~ tina, account Seah arl ci'arnne's ''
;rh ciner he, movement evidently IN" increase
The estimate for tomorrow was i" 'af' IN" ~,
to-day 20 - these q cars Were NJ" am W
corn dropped -, ani had very n'ic reaci.,n
cable. were .asier Receipts 1872 cars ~" r~'lh'
FOR tomorrow Il" cars m" visible -upN IT,. a.,
bushes while The announcements N"f" ~ l"i
ruarlv bcar-h pi situation was, iher- "as no Ny
Ing demand. The liquidation u long !ln', VIM" h' "1
sa:onnl vas persistent. shipper said NOR 'as nv
demand charters here iooVD bushels Nothing
available. though. to make I'M nnfk"' ..,s- ,,
droutei cents and closed weak Sei'~ti" .
from "a =, 22> closed 80 - cents The "r"Nn'f-
was hrgci, a matter & sympathy, ni""irh me- w.
s,rc heavy selling through commission houses AMI h'
local rrofe-sonals Receipts ~ ~" '.'ifna'
Tor 20 morrow 2T3 cars The 'slI. 10 f'hs'l - "
hushel. The local stock decreas"i ~ on hn'h'N '"'
Provisions easier hecaus" grain "a" Tor" '' -
cents ia cents. rit- u cents on ne m"'N me-
i,os.d ike Armour Hos receipts we're small "'er>~hef'
=; coS here 1900 estimated f"r 'o-norr'" 90.
cent. eslls q, al. cents fu- September corn ,i-e
a ~. cents. calls al -. '-h'f