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Mesa free press., 1895-05-03


now commenced. By order OF the
Comninri
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If yoar tinware is out of fix bring It
to the Novelty Shop.
Work has begun on the extension
to Mesa of the IN. & P. road.
Nathan Brundage is doing frst-
class job of street sprinkling.
Prof. Storment has resigned az prin-
cipal of the Normal School.
A second hand pump and 40 feet of
pipe as good as new, for sale at the
Novelty shop.
Bring your guns, pistols and sewing
machines to the Novelty Shop if you
want them repaired.'ssl sa
Whenever you want anything done
that can't get done anywhere else,
!. come to the Novelty Shop.
Call at the Alhambra Sunday for
some ofshat most delicious ice cream
for which. MFs: Long has a justly de-
served reputation.
= j. H. Barnett is enlarging his
drug store room formerly occupied
by ths Mesa Trading 90. The two
rooms adjoin. and an opening will
be put in connecting them.
The Black Asiatic smallpox has
been trying to get a foothold in the
southern part of the territory. It
is thought that the vigilance of the
people and health officers has sue
ceeded III checking IT,.
Mr.. Sultan, Of the Mesa res
taurant, hasbonght the interest of
his partner, Mr.. Gordon, and will
conduct the same himself. The
tables are always well supplied
and everything is neat and artrae-
tive.
A lady at Tooleys, Ia. was very
sick with bilious collie when M. c..
Tisler, prominent merchant of the
town, gave her a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy He says she was well in
fsrty minutes after taking the first
dose. For sale. by druggists and
medicine dealers, si
The Tempe town corporation has
won another light in the District
Court. The question was whesher
parties arrested for violating city
ordinances would be entitled to a
jury trial. Judge Baker decided in
the negative.
For whooping Scr1gh, Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is excellent.
By using it freely the disease is de-
prived of all dangerous consequences
There is no danger in giving the
Temedv to babies, as It contains moth
ing injurious. s25 and so cent bottles
for sale by druggists and medicine
dealers.
Mrs. Capt. Carter and son While
..i'ss.will leave. fer their home in Leaven.
Kansas. safser a three months
visit with Mrs. Carter. mother, Mrs
Dawley.@ Mrs. Garter ha' gained I
large number Of friends here who re
: gret hst departure. So =, -
Sam Elders boy isynot quite larg
enough yet to ruse the hammer AM
saw, but Sam a. tibaes to build houa
es just the same. He just completes
the Chandler electric light plant an
has charge Of the construction Of
new brick residence for Warren Ba
nett. :.
Messrs. Hill and Cook. tn. we
known and popnisr lecturers ant
.ingers of the Good Templar organi
zation, will be here on the 9Th, 9tl
and 10th. Their lectures will be fire
except the third night when q small
fee will be charged for the benefit Z
he lecture fuad
Mesa free press., 1895-05-03

J. III. Barnett is having a pore b
put mp in front OF his drug store.
Mesa free press., 1895-05-03
MESA FREE PRESS
. FRrDAr. May 5, 1895.
w.p. MORTON. A. p. sHEwMAN.
HORTON . { sSHIWAAN
AttoSneys-at-Law.
MESA CITr, ARIZONA

win praetics In allths Courts of the Territory.
Government land business speciality. COL
lsstisns prsmptly made. City Attocaeys.
Notary Public In siise. Dispositions takea and
pensions applied for.
~ opprs--Arl:ngtoa Block. Mesa City.
Mesa free press., 1895-05-03

Mr.. Sultan, OF the Mesa res
taurant, has 1bonght the interest Of
his partner, Mr.. Gordon, and will
conduct the same himself. The
tables are always well supplied
and everything is neat and artrac-
tive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Resolutions Of Respcct.

The following resolutions were adopt.
cd by Cowles lodge, No. 24S, A. o. U. w.
at their regular meeting March 30, 1895,
and ordered printed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to call from labor to rest, Mrs. Fan
ME A. Scott, wife Of our Master Work.
man. Winfield Scott; Therefore, be it
Resolved, that we, the members of the
Cowles lodge, No. 24s, A.. o. U. w, ex.
tend to Bro. Scott our heartfelt sym
pathy in this, his great affection;
Resolved, that a copy Of this resolu.
ton be handed to Bro. Scott, and a copy
also filed with the recorder Of this lodge
T. II. HALL.
G. p. METCALF, iCom.
A. l.. HILDRETH,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
TRAIN IN THE RIVEK
THREE MEN BURIED IN ~
WRECK. xias
Freight Train on the Buffalo, Roehestsr
. Pittsburs Railroad Runs Into .
wsshout-Ensinser and Fireman Re-
ported KILLED In Vermont.

Bradford. Pa, April 1o.-A west
bound freight train on the Buffalo.
Rochester & Pittsburg railroad. while
running at a moderate rate Of speed
near Sykes. a small station between
Dubois and PunHsutawney. this morn
lrs ran into a washout. The tracks run
alongside the Clarion river at this point
for some distance. The fog was 80 dense
that Engineer Taylor did not see The
washout until he ran into It. The en-
tire train was dumped into the raging
torrent. .MUpgineer Taylor and Fireman
Chase. together with Brakeman Nc
Clelland are buried under the wreck.
All wires are down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
CITY NEWS.

Charley Buschow Of Colby. Kansas, ia
in the city
Laugh and grow fat at the opera
house April end.
City news on page twelve and other
interesting matter
Mrs. u. J. Myers is visiting in Falls
City. Neb., this week.
Ex.C Congressman McKeighan and G,
Wiener returned home from H~ntipQs
this week.
One Of our grocerymen who ADVERTISED
literally in this paper sold a fine bill 4
goods in Lebanon this week. IL pays tC
advertise.
Hon. 4. g. Wilder has associated him.
self in the agricultural business with II {
Scott. This will make a strong firm and
we extend congratulations.
A. ". Haley has purchased the oldKirby
hotel building and will divide the build.
ings and move them on to some of his
vacant lots for renting purposes.
W.. B. Roby has purchased Ave car loads
Of hay of Joseph Hunter near Guide
Rock. This is fancy low bottom hay.
Mr.. Roby is fortunate in securing ythis
hay.
Charley McConkey living north of the
city went through %the:battle of Chicka.
manga, and says the story that has been
running through this paper is absolutely
correct.
A. o. Berg is home from Hastings. Re
reports that Superintendent Damerell OF
the Insane Hospital as getting along
nicely, and seems to BIO an old hand at th q
business.
lady by the name Of Mrs. II. IL. Davis
arrived in Red Cloud this morning from
Kansas, with four little children She OK .
psoted to meet her hush md here but
could not lind him. It was understood
between them that he would meet her here
The man had been here up to Thursday,
but no trace Of him can be fnund up to
time Of going to press.
On Wednesday afternoon an alarm OF
fire was sounded and On investigation it
was proved to be in the barn owned byD,
NJ. Plat, situated on the west end of his
residence property. The fire department
responded very promptly and although
tie FIRE had enveloped the building be.
fore the alarm was given the boys had il
under control 10 a few minutes and saved
the frame as we'll as the dwelling. 1t is
not known how the Are occurred as tn Q
family were away from home at the time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
windy Point.

The people in these parts have
finished sowing oats.
Mr.. Wooley has moved onto Mr..
Lightfoot's place.
The Naming boys will farm the
Small phase and the Weits place.
T. Craig, John Young and Hugh
Craig went t. Colorado.
Mrs. Blanch Craig went to Missouri
to visit her mother Mrs. Gates.
Mr.. George Couch went to Osborne
county this week.
Tho farmers Of Jewell county who
applied for aid failed to get any.
James Hesinger our township trus.
tee is now assessing the people Of
Highland township.
Mrs. Pat Brown is on the sick list.
Miss Ella Bradshaw is very sick.
Miss Eliza Rushton who has been
sick is improving.
Miss Cora Washer who has beer
sick Is now able to 20 to school.
Mrs. Amy Young is able to be up
MIR. Roach and two of his children
were on the sick list last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
school. NOTES.

Miss Dora Ward is visiting In oil
the rooms this week.
Several Of the pupils took examine
tion which they should have had last
term but were absent.
Miss Stone, primary teacher Of Nc
Cook, visited the different room in
eur school Thursday.
One weeks vacation put away that
tired feeling from the scholars and
they begin anew with irmer purpose
The teachers are all kept busy max
ing out report cards for the different
classes. They have not given any Out
as yet.
Miss Grace McCalland OF Blooming
ton was with her sister . few days this
week and visited with the 9Th room
Monday.
Bctty's observant powers were con.
centrated on some pretty girl in
another part Of the room, hence the
scarcity Of notes. Will do better
next week.
Botany is taken up with a view
conducive to benign scholarship.
They have made considerable head
way already.
Zoology has been added TO the
eleventh grade. They will have the
rest of the term for that study. Now
the bngs etc., will suffer.
The chemistry Glass still continue
to generate offensive odsrs around
their n~eighbors. We hope their next
subject will be Of another sort.
The number Of scholars now enroll
ed falls short from the winter enroll.
msnt. But the percentage is higher
than a good many Of them, especially
those in the country.
The rubicund face Of John Potter
was in the fourth room Tuesday Mr..
Pope being unable to attend his duties
that morning, John showed the quail
ties Of an efficient teacher in that line.
The fire caused great confusion
among the scholars Wednesday.
Everyone thinking in his own mind
that perhaps the bell was sounding
the fire alarm to his house. Only the
smaller ones remained at the school.
house.
Wednesday was the mental arith-
metic's last recitation. Mr.. Caster
gave place to Miss McClelland to in.
strust them in beginning Algebra.
This class starts out we'll equipped
and promise to be great mathemati.
clans some day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Keep Your Girls Al Home.

No greater peril than that Of allowing
young girls to be out at unreasonable
hours Of the night, Of permitting girls
just out Of their teens to promenade
alone or in couples in any part OF the
town after nightfall, could possibly be
conceived, because it subjects them to
possible insults and ~innuendoes from
which every right minded parent should
strive to shield them. There is neither
prudery nor affection in striving to shield
girls from the faint OF the streets after
the town is shrowded in darkness, be.
cause it is then that snares are set for
the innocent and allurements Haunted
for the Maynard. To warn parents not
to subject their girls to such enticements
is certainly doing them n good service,
but the trouble ia that mothers who
need to be advised in this way never nc.
cept the advice however honestly it may
be given and well meant it may be in
the tender. People who observe the
condition OF the sidewalks day night
from 6 to 0 o'clock cannot fail to notice
the large number Of girls just in their
teens, wandering listlessly along, or in
twos, threes and fours, talking loud and
laughing merrily as they pass along.
There are men ~ who regard it a good
joke to firt with such innocents who for
get that in such an act they are sowing
vile seed and beginning work that pol.
lutes bodies and breaks hearts. Keep
your young girls at home. mothers, if
you really want to escape regret and re-
morse.-Ex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Application for license

Notice Is hereby given that a petition. signed
bIy thirty or. more resident frerholders nS ,Sa
nrst ward Of the city of Red Cloud. SebrasIae'
ms besn liled In my Office In said city "f Red
said city council Of said city, TO John r"olnicRRyy
ior the sale OF. malt, spirituous and vinons
l,g9HT nr 70, 9, block 81. lorigina! tswnj now
OF the city Of Red Cloud, that action viii Ia ha
IaKen on said petition by the MAYOR and cifv
e eSst mse on the 1T day Of May, 1895. or at tie
1895. ' N'''"shd' warren 10,
W. Il, WEST,
CIV Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Application for Licen,c.

Notice Is hereby given thai a n.,i,,o, stn,..
sy tnlr'y or more resident freehoIdsrs of The
sec' mo- ward Of the city OF, Red Cloud, Sebras.
ci,v na q Redh hled with the city clerk of said
granted by me city council Of said city oMorrIs
y vim nsffm Tor the sale OF malt, spurious aud
William MKT on JOY three 90 block one ID,
p,tasRa That action will be taken on said ne.
as'oh 9y The mayor and city councii on the PPssss
Council r mSay, 1922 Or the FIRST meeting Of the
ofApril, 1896. ''''"'Aa' 'his iith Jay
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
LITTLE TOWN SWEPT AWAY.
Rocky Ford. Nm Epgiish Colony OF New
Mexico, Destroyed by Yiames.

"ehico' OestroySu py blemes.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, April io.-Rocky
Ford, the English colony settlement on
the RIO Pscos. established by the West.
ern Homestead and Irrigation company
Of Chicago. was destroyed by fire dur.
Ing the fierce wipdstorm that passed
over his section Friday night. The ore
originated ip . barn belonging 70 stAs.
buck Bros. and was caused by Q sparn
from the blsckspiih shop, and In thirty
seconds the building WAS envelopSd u
flames ana in less than . minute The
blacksmith shop and other structurS1
were doomed. The are spread rapidly,
and the whole camp. half O IoS(6
houses. was consumed. Rive horses H.
longing to starbuck Br6e. pefisbtd In
the names. The men worked harj to
stay the asmes ana sems Of them hed
their hair and whoksf1 diptsd. but (he
high WING WAS ata(ntt them. and now
Rocky Ford 10 only 3 barren waste OF
burned and oharred timbers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Home Seekers Excursion.

March 9Th and April End the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Ry. will sell tickets to
all points in Texas at greatly reduced
rates. For further information apply TO
your local ticket agent OF address-G. A.
McNutt DIP. A. 1914 Union Ave. Station
A Kansas City, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
bu"f ufItccU III III CHB6B,
1WM. Ttllleus.
Application for License.

Notice IL hereby given that n petition, sipne5
BY thirty or more resident frcehoiders az The
hrs' ward OF the city Of Red Cloud, Nebraska.
has been MED In my. Office In said city OF Red
tsaid city council OF said city, to Nelson Long.
IN, Tor The sale OF malt, spiritnOus and yinon,
LIQUORS; on lot 8, block 81, Original town now
OF the city OF Red Cloud, that action will he
taken on said petition, by the major and civ
council, on the hrst day Of May, 1895, or at the
1895. ""'eh ioth'
". +. WEST,
CITY Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
PErrIoREw TALKS SILVER.
He Thinks IN International Conference
Would Accomplish Nothing.

Washington. April Ex-senator Petit
grew Of South Dakota. accompanieA1hY
his wife. will leave Wednesday for ~
rope. expecting to be absent until IVY.
The senator is still Of the opinion that
the proposed international monetary
conference will accomplish nothing. be-
cause the attitude Of England will be
opposed TO a change. He said: Il think
1t a mistake for the United States to
have manifested any desire for such q
meeting. I am n Of those who be-
lieve there Is a big advantage to be
gained by the United States In inausu-
rating a policy Of free coinage of silver
alone. and I fear the effect Of the con-
ference. II one be held. will be to dull
interest In the question. and thus In
)ure the cause here"
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12

Homeseekers excursion rates on April
33d, one lowest first class standard fare
plus 800 for the round trip, Rates
shall be 800 to all points in Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado, South Dakota, Wyo.
ming and Utah. Tickets limited to con.
tinuOus passage In each direction. Go,
ing passage To begin on date OF sale, final
return limit twenty days from date Of
Ble.-A. COSoyER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Take Warming,

We call your attention and convince
you Of the fact that you get only IL ozs
in a loaf Of bread by not getting your
bread OF me. You will get one pound,
l6 ozs in every loaf at the City Bakery.
Jos. HERBuRGER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Sunday school Convention.

Webster county's annual Sunday.
school convention will be held in Cowles
Thursday and Friday, April IS and 10,
1895. Everybody is invited and all pas.
tors in the county, Sunday school super.
intendents and workers are earnestly re.
quested to be presently order Of
committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
ClIAS. ~SCIIACCNIT.
Insurance Agency.

Represents the following companies.
See card in this paper. Farm property,
elevators, and all kinds of mercantile
Risks, insured in reliable companies at
lowest rates.
For rates an terms write or call and
see me. Office over MIXERS grocery
store, Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
BETTY.

The latest results Of pharmaceutical
science and the best modern appliances
are ayailed OF in compromising Ayers
sarsaparills. Hence, through half. a cen
fury in existance as a medicine, 10 is fully
abreast of the age in all that goes to make
1t the standard blood. purifier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
WOMEN PLOT WITH REBELS.

Columbian Insargens Plan to Release
Prisoners 10 rrustratsa.
New York. April io-A special to the
Herald hep PansyqA. Columbia, sA1a;
"Advicss from CArtSssna einrtp kpxN
the previous rspbrts Of the dskAt q
the rebels ct 0Antandes and potAsa.
The government. however. suffered
heavy loss In each case. A plan to at.
tack the barracks Of CartsgSna and 70.
lease all political prisoners and over.
throw the government was discovered
m time and frustrated. Many women
prominent In society were implicated In
the plot. They furnished the rebels with
arms. money. and uniforms"
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Seed Corn.

Choice, sorted, yellow seed Corn for
sale by A. L, Hildreth, Cowles, Neb.; or,
o. G. Teel, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Feed Notice.

Hereafter William Richardson will
feed all teams at the rate of 10 cents for
hay. Barn east Of Holland House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12

II you desire a luxurious growth OF
healthy hair OF a natural color, natures
browning ornament Of both sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable Sicllian Hair Re
newer,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Pic PlAni

/ have for sale at my place an excel.
lent variety OF pie plant roots.
l3.2w /. ii. LoUDLow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12

The following is the apportionmept
made by the county relief committee of
tho $1,000 sent here by the state from
the 800 0O0 appropriation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12

outstanding oriuke Iunu warrants. ... 1853 %
Outstanding general fund warrants . =. 1862 81
The committee on official bonds rec.
commended the acceptation of the fol-
lowing: Ivans Amack, o II d No 50.
j 9 Walter o II r d No 3G, Joseph
Henry II r d No 46; Jacob Msndie
baum town collector, Potsdam township.
The bond OF w b Guthrie OF Still.
water was approved.
On MOTION the treasurer was instruct.
ed to notify each supervisor when
money is ready with which to purchase
seed and feed.
The resolution was passed allowing
the supervisors S1.50 per day while dis.
tributing aid to the farmers.
A resolution was passed permitting
each supervisor to exercise his own
judgment in the distributing Of aid, but
TO be in harmony with Sec 4, in Relief
Bill No 534.
The county treasurer was instructed
to sell at once the $1,000 which was an.
propriated for feed and seed, and dis,
tribute the money provided pro rata.
County treasurer was instructed &c
enforce collection OF taxes in the Ease OF
l.. Baum and other similar cases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
For REM.

The A. A. Pope residence in the west
part Of the city. Must be rented soon.
"A. II. Carpenter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
For Sale.

A span Of four year old mules for sale
for cash or on time. GEO. WINToN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
RED CLOUD, NEB, March

RED CLOUD. NEB, March 30.
JAMES j. II. GREGORY 4 Son, Marble
head, Mass.
GEFTs:-In behalf Of James A. Gar.
field post. No. 81. g. A. r., Red Cloud,
also, E. A. Burnsides Post. No. 70, OF
Bladen, and 4. o. Howe post, No. 1873, OF
Guide Rock. Nebraska, and all other
comrades Of Webster county, Nebraska,
l desire to express to you their appre.
citation and sincere thanks for your very
generous offer and gift OF garden seeds,
for ninety six soldiers families" Of this
county received this day, with express
prepaid. l have distributed the same
with the request that each one receiving
same make over his signature a report
Of result Of planting and that in the
future they stand by you as a sesd man,
l am yours very truly,
II. f. PoND,
Commander Garfield Post. No. 80, and
president Old Soldiers Relief Or
ganization Of Webster county, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
NJ, r,


z~ations.)
NJ. r.. CHURoH.
Miss Clara Kellogg will lead the
League devotional meeting Sabbath
at Z o'clock.
The good work Of Mrs. Baum is more
clearly seen in the Epworth League.
The F.. l.. meetings are as good as
many sermons, and better than many
others.
You will take your hat of to the Ep.
worthians when you hear Doctor Britt's
lecture.
1t wasthe "army life" of the soldier
that save u country.
There is a very strong and brotherly
bond holding the old soldiers firmly to.
gether.
Doctor Britt's "Army Life was real
and his lecture Saturday night will be
real.
But for the "Army Life" about which
DR.. Britt will talk Saturday night, there
would be no such alone Life" as we
are now enjoying.
The "Army Life" and the "Stars and
Stripes" are closely connected.
Doctor Britt kindly donates his ser.
vices to the League. Donate your liz.
teen cents to the same cause and help
along.
When Robt. Mcintyre was here he
talked to a few; now, that DIR. Britt is
to be here Saturday night, let us all
turn out and hear him.
One good lecture and two good SER
mons from l.. +. Britt, d. D.,will put us
all under obligations to one Of Nebras.
ka's best known ministers.
j. ii. Baum wants to see a large Sun.
day school next Sabbath at 3 o'clock.
The Easter services will be interesting
next Sabbath at 3 o'clock.
You ought to see L. P. Albright's pro.
gram for the next League entertain.
ment.
The ladies' aid society met at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. L. p. Albright on Friday
afternoon.
Choir practice Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Chapel Sunday school will meet
with the LIST church Sunday school in
Easter service next Sabbath at three
o'clock.
We think the church will look like a
flower garden next Sabbath.
CONGREGATIONAL HURc
Easter will be observed at the Congrega-
tional church by a special sermon and
exercises in the morning and an Easter
concer. by the Sunday school in the
evening.
The Congregational church was repre-
scented at the Republican Valley Ass 0.
citation held at McCook Tuesday and
Wednesday by Pastor Spelmsn, Mrs.D j..
Judson and Mrs. j. G. Warner.
The Easter program for the morning
services at the Congregational church
next Sunday will be as follows:
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem The Joyous Morn"
Doxology.
Invocation.
"Gloria Patri."
Hymn
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Chant Lords Prayer"
Hymn
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem 1.-THE Risen Redeemer"
Sermon
Hymn.
In the evening the sabbath school will
give an o aster concert exercise assisted
by the choir and male quartet. Every.
one invited.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
An Easter sermon at the Christian
church Sunday morning.
Alta Smelser leads the young people,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
CHURCH NOTES.

tUnder this head we invite the ministry Of
the city to contribute freely Of any and all
church news OF interest to their various organ
zations.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
Engineer and Fireman Killed.

Engineer and Fireman Killed.
st. ~Johnsbury, W. April lo.-A ser
ious wreck 10 reported on the Passump-
sine railway. near 6mithville, caused
by a bowlder on the track. The en-.
gineer and fireman are reported killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
SPRING IS NOW HERE

And people who have Organs should
have them cleaned and re.
paired. because
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
And to have good music, you must keen
your organs in good shape. Persons
wanting this kind OF work done
will do we'll to see me and
get my prices.
PERSONS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY
Or neighboring towns will have their
work promptly attended to by ad-
dressing me at Red Cloud. Neb.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
WsM. Tsslleys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12

am now ready TO do all kinds Of dress
making. Prices reasonable. Three
blocks west Of Miners store.-Mrs. +. p.
Hadley. tt