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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
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gtnltellun0 gu erbalten bU1t. gu lei
mem gtGbfol9er ais GettOr mar i'm per=
9an9euen NOoember Der 9fGrrer g8m.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
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''LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
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prrtfr DER Anssfnett.
Sober Son Der spaIts Der gohr..,...........-s12oo
Sr6Bere @ussi9er btut9er
2ocoI.Roti3eu:
5fr icbe Ssile greoisr ooer beren Ranm. sas
srite Dial ID Gents,
Seirotbs. unb soossau,sissn nit spru9 u 50
o9ue 5prut s10a
arssisea bic bem Setts hsr tatboIiiaeu Rts@e
lunibsr iiuh rnoeu tstus Gainabms
Nnsei9eu ienbs man ate
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
8roB 5 britaunien.
& 0 II b . II, %. Wtai.

~ --' --NN's
Seute Wittug mar oOs lluterbuus
nod in SiBun9. nahoem es uuunter-
brObsn einunpSmuuSi0 Stuoeu in Ss=
ratbun9 9eluelsn mar.
Die 8eitdltsiperre beaann 0eitern
nUb Der SeratbunQ ilber ole NferlNnD.
beIteuCrun9ss&OrlUN betreiis Der Ser
GbieBunn Der StCuer Uui gltcrIQnoe.
rsisu. Sls Sa1s beianO iiS Don pier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26

Senat. - Seute fam bic Glbas
sSrage i'm Senat pieoer auIs Sapet,
Ols WOr9an su @uniten meiterer uno
entitieoenerer S6ritte betrelis 9lner=
iennunQ Der @ubaner als triegfiibrenoe
Mabt ipra6. @r ertldrte, es lei Die
Pflidt oss Gon9reiles, 9emeini6ai itllde
GeIOlutiOnen an5unebmen, oa oie'elben
bic @utbeiBuns oes prdlioenten foroern
miiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
Der Wirheliturm
9 herman. Ser. 16. Wai.

= ~ " ''s <NS', Ave- &Shut-
Seute baben bic 98aHermaIen, pelbe
in Solge oes nit benz Wirbel turm per-
bunoenen pOlteubrutartiSsn Re9sns
olle Qr0beren uno tleinereu ydbe gum
Nustreten gebrGtt baben, lib oerSO9en
uno Sauienoe BON 3uihauern lino Der
bonn Sturm ourhmeheneu Sabn ent=
lang 9epanoelt, um ftp ben @rsuel Der
Sermii ltung au3uleben. ltit 9lus.
nabme Der glpotbeten uno Der SpsiIe=
bduier Iiuo beute ale 8eihGitsbauier
geiblonen 9epeien. gu friibsr WtOr-
9enitunoe bersits bat bic SeuOlterun9
auf Griuben oes YrlIioenten oes
Stabtratbss ibre glufmertiamteit Der
Bhe9e Der Ssrwunosten uuo benz Sort
ibaIisu. besp. gluiIuben Der llm9es
tOmmenen, susepanot. Die 3abl Der
9eBteren nimmt nit isosr Stunos 81,
ba bon ben in ben SOipitdlern untsrgs=
brabten 9erleBten Diele nit SOoe ab9s-
ben uno aus ben Sriimmsrn uno ben
gGben INNER nod peitere 2eibsn an
bic Sberi rilGte geibalit werosn.
9tabNebenoer 9lltfruf 1T erlaHen tuor-
ben: Der our6 ben Q8irbsliturm psrur.
iabte Serlult an Wenibenleben uno
Gi9entbum lit beoeuteno GROCER. ais
leBte 9ta9t oermutbet wuroe uno bic
3abl Der SerleBten melt bsosutenoer,
imoem bic 3abl Der Sootsu unb Ter4
wunoeten suiammen iiber 200 bstri0t.
Der am Gi9entbum au9sri6tste S6a.
ben iiberlteigt $3.50, 900. Sbwobl bic
Staot Sherman quite 6iirior9e fir Die
Verpunoeten trifit 10 9iebt ss bob
Diele Tamilien, Delde Qlllss bsrlOren
baben uno pollfdnoiG mittslo5 lIno.
2llle Ssltrase tperoen oanibar snt9s9en-
genOmmen. ba oieislben uns belIsn
psrosn, Sisisuissn. wslas ben &i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
763, 1888, oosr s4, 91s, ,05l msbr als
Die Sausbill bepilli9t.

g8a bingt II, 2l. Otai.
Saus. Sas Saus beihdfti9te
iib beute 10 eingebeno nit benz Teto,
oas Der prd Iioeut ilber bic oem 8emel.
nen 6rancis 6. Sooper eine penlion
bepiaigenoe Sorlaas perbdn9t bate
uno mubte cine 10 ein9ebenoe peri Onll-
DE NuseinanosrisBung 8rOspenor's be-
treffs elmer faliten 3eitun9soarItellun9
ieiner Stellung in Der @e9enleltlgtelts=
Iraee anb0ren, o0B bic 3elt fitr Die
Eebatte iiber bic pbillips'i6e ,, Arbelts=
Notwithstanding" bis mOr9en 9tN6s
mitta9 4 llbr berlGn0ert wuroe. Die
YOrla9e berfii9t bic Grnennung elmer
bon YarteipOlitit unabbGn9i9en Gom'
miilion bon Fl Wltglieoern, (Oon oenen
ie Iieben Gertreter Der 9lrbelter, Der
i5armer uno Der GeIdditsleute iein iOl-
len) burb ben grdlibenten, tuelte bic
9lufQa6e bat, na6 ein9ebo0,nen 9riino.
liben Grtunoi9un9en Geiebe gu ems
pieblen, bic CUR 2Oiung Der glrbeiters,
9lderbaus uno &opitalfra9e beitra9en
t0nnen. YbiQips, pelher Gorltger
oes glusi6uIies fir Nrbsit uno SerfaI.
ier SOrla9e III, belt beute Die Saupt'
reoe.
98aibin9to I, %. Wtai.
Senat. - Sn @rtpartung Der
SortIebuna Der auire9enoen Ssbatte
BON seitern bate ii6 beute cine 9roBers
3abl bon Ssnatpren sin9efunoen.
Der Gaplan bate taum ieiu 8ebet
beenoet, als Butler isiusn Nntrag ers
nsuerte, bic 9orla9e auiSunebmen,
pel6e bic Nus9abe Sinstragenoer Bombs
Oerbietet. Sill erbOb ben Ginpano,
oaB bic Srage Su pi6tig lei, I'm III
glbpeienbeit zines Suorums beratben
su iperoen. Sas Suorum luuroe balo
9eIunoen uno Sutler's 9lntrag nit "a
9egeu 20 Stimmen angenommen.
q. g. u.
g9aibiuston, II. 0s0i.
giele Mitslieoer oes Supreme @Oun=
eli Der q. .. u. iino na9 SauIe sefab=
rcn, aber iiber 100 oerislben iino nod
bier, I'm mOrgen ben Eeit Der 8ei6dfte
gu erlebi9en. SaSu geb6rt bic Wa6l
einiger GroBbsamtsn uno bic 9luspabl
Der nd9iten Gonpentsltaot. 9lllem
gluidein na6 tpiro Der Serbanb ndd=
ties Sabr bier tagen. WOn ipribt
aud BON einem 3uiab Sur Gerfahun9,
Der 1897 beabli6t Diro, ponab Die
SabrssIibungsu INNER bier itGttIinoen
ioQen. $50 Der Stammperein ta9t, oa
ipiro wabri6einli6 au6 bic JrauenIecs
tiOn ibr Sauptquartier aufIblagen.
Die Srauen ta9en bier i'm Sttober.
Die neue Grecutioe, pelber bic erlten
iebs Der ioeben 9epdblten 8robbeama
ten angeb6ren, miro na6 Der Terta9ung
eine SiBuu9 baben uno bic Abrednuns
Der ebemali9en @jrobbeamten pritien,
iopie oas Nrbeitsprogramm fir oas
neue Sabr fsltitellen.
Die WcGinlep=GsIbidte biloet int
mer nod oos beliebteite Gjel6DdB
llnter ben bier peilsnosn Sele9oteu.
Mebrere itramme 9lnbdn9er bes Obio=
6anoioateu lino ilber ben gSortlaut
ocs @cri6tcs rmb bic 6batla6e Der
Terohentlihung dr9erlid. Gini0e
SemOtrateu uuter ben 9ele9atsn b0ben
stipas an Dem geri1t Der 9eratbuugss
bebOroe ausSuiegen, neil er nur repub-
litdniihe Sanoioateu fir bic Yrdlioen-
denomination ais Der llnterltilBun8
Der VI. y. u. piirois beSei6net.
Der Wirbelfurm.
herman. Ser, l6. Wai.
Seute baben Die 28aliermallen, peIbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
Verlin. Wio.. II. MQi.

Sn 6rantlin Gitp, 3d., % Meilen
bon bier, limb beute % WObubduisr,
oas POtQeb1uoe uno cine erlt tiir,li6
fsrti9 0swOroene WetbOoiitentirbe in
6lammsn aui9egan0en. Der 9enuue
Serlult lGBt lib CUR Stunoe mob ni9t
an9eben.
Spleop, o., 10. Wai.
Sn 6Ol9e zines eigsntbiimliben In.
faQss, bon wsl4sm bsuts siu Watsrsus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26

Office: @de Der 6. uub SouasStraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26

y " ~ = y --E'NT'' II ~76"F'
Die abt per'6iitteten Sergleute III
Der NIblano=Grube ilnO 0lle ourb gerQ-
lcute, Die lib bon Der 9torrie=6rube
aus 81 ibnsu binourhOrbeIteten, gsret=
tst moroen. Sic woren Idmmtlib llus
Ocrlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
Gremrnon tar @etmatb.
iudteu0e-

Dim 8. u. II. Nouember unb l.. u.
Is. De3ember laufen iiber bic Minnea>
polls & ct. Souls 8abn 3ise 0 al
len Stationen nod Pldten in Ranias,
Nebrasta, 8pomins, Colorado, utah,
Minneiota, Soma, Bisconiin, 0toro u.
Glib Datota, N~rtonias, Snoian Terri>
tory, Otlaboma, Eeras, 2ouiiiana, Nri>
COMA, &entudp, Tennefe, Mi6i6ippi
uno anberen @esenoen. &un6reiietidets
gum Preiie Der @in3:lfabrt plus $500,
iinb auf 20 Gage eiiltis. @eseu uouer
Snformation wenbe man ii@ an Sobn
&ps3et, Msent, Nem ulm, Minn., ober
abreiiire u. 9. quits, Sen. Yai1. unb
Eidet Ist., Minneapolis, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

aus Minneapolis tommt bic fen.
i%ationelle Na@ri4t. bab Grjbii9of Sre.
Lamb cine uebertrasuns ieines priuat>
u~ermSSens sen,a@t babe. " "a
- Sobn @oterins, wel9er ii@ tlrjs
lid ben GuB arg uerleste. lit iomeit bers
seteQt, bab Ct tur3e Spa3iersdnse uns
ternebmen Tam. '.@
- DIE BON Der Mattie Bidder Gruppe
am Treita9 glbenb III Der EurnbaQe &C.
sebene TbeateruoriteQuns nj gut be-
iu4t unb fanb aQ9emeinen Nntlan9.
Bidder aler Mrt fir grma@iene,
Albums, &ro9ens unb
Man@etten : !&dften, Monicure Sets
uim. i'm Bionier Drusitore bon Nno.
s. Gditein.
- Staats @ilbaufieber TuQerton
uno DeputpsW aroeu Naib beleeten an,
Mittwo@ letter Wo@e in ct. Saul 80
Cons 9iri@fleii@, mel@es nit Der Wilz
mautee Babn III unseietli@er Weiie aus
benz Staat sel@afft weroen ioQte, NIT
Bei9las. Das Wilbpret, wel4es aus
benz n0rbli9en Tbeil oes Staates
fannie, mar an Berionen in Bolton,
Mem Oort unb @bicaso abreiiirt. Die
@elbitrafen fir bic onseblid unseietlide
8eforberuns bes Wiloprets werben ii@
auf uiersis Bis finf5is touienb Dollars
belaufen. Wilbpret wirb ieet 81 l8
Gents bas Bfunb %uertauit, uno es mirb
benz Staat teine Mlbe MAIDEN, bic con>
fiscirten go, 900 pfuno fir $4,000 gu
p~SSrtaufen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
Neme Mn3et8en.

q 3u bertauten
abas gdlot OH Minueiota= unb 5. Glib
,e. Naberes BEL benz Gi9entbiimer
q Grid Carlton,
n All Glib Minneiot ctr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

! Gidets iiub BEL alien Mit9lieberm ber
Qoee, 1omie Nbenbs at Der EaIle 5u baber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

mit> D>inen rings umseben 1T, unb baB
irseab Scenario, Der ii@ bemielben III
biebiider Mbii@t ndbert, @efabr lduft
pbne @%eren,onie liz bic Gmi9teit 9eblaien
AZ merben. Man hIeibe alio pun ie!
- @abreno Der Gcurtiibuns in ct.
Neter lette @o@e nabmsn iiber so in
NicoQet County wobnenos Tremoe9es
borene ibre ~smeiten Birserpapiere ber>
aus. Sic urio@e, baB 10 uiele Yerio"
men ii9 3u bieiem @@ritt ueraSlalt
iaben, berubt barin, baB na@ einem Bel
Der LETTER Wabl paiiirten Nmenoement
our Staatsuerfaiuns fernerbin in D>!as
neiota " nod uolle 8urser, bic bas
Nedt minbeltens brei Monate por Der
@abl erlansten, handkerchief limb.
3ubem muB Der seietli@e Stimmseber
unter benz neuen @elet 6 Monate tn:
Staat unb 80 Sage I'M @ablbejirt ses
pobnt baben, um itimmen gu tonnen.
Ollie i'm Muslanb @eborene, bic ~ferners
bin ~ itimmen mini@en unb lire 3weis
ter ODER pollen 8irserpapiere nod ni@t
beliten, io1ten ii@ bieieIbeu beBbalb 10
baIt ais mSsli@ 81 ueri@aHe en- iuden.
Dieielben tSnnen ie6o@ betanntli@ rur
pabrenb elmer resularen ODER ipecie1en
Gourtibun9 erlanst uerben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

..-.Subrt49i
S;sa bat isins s
XanSfM $4,000. 9
q. Siqssbeim pert
.5ur& ube saissen,
-gusstem@
Letter 8e5ssrisb.
.bdB Siegattiqln mi
rid. gsnbt aus Scr
per.a&b Eassa 9
@isaitdsiH letter
,mur6e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26
w. q. r.. 4. convention.

Report of the w, c, I. L. county con
vention held at Blue Hill June 10 and
II, 1896.
On Tuesday "A part OF the delegates
boarded the ten o'clock train Mt lnavale.
They consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd,.
Mrs. Il. b. Knight and Maud knight
The others, Mr.. Lester and Mrs, Walker.
went with their Owl conveyance. AL
though Mr.. Ladd il a strong temperance
man. do not for Il moment think he went
to the convention on his own account
No: she went TO take his wife" At
Red Cloud the delegation was Increased
by Mrs, Braketield, Mrs. Probasco, Mrs.
Rife, Mrs. Dow, and Mrs, Blackwell
We expected TO arrive at Blue Hill al l
p. IN. but expectations are apt to be
vain on an accommodation train. 1T
seems they had seven carloads OF steel
rails which they unlouded between
Cowles and Blue Hill, Swinging them
along for about two hours, making us
that much latesat our destination, but
the passengers were jolly and the time
did not seem very long.
On arriving wo were met by several oil
the Blue Hill union ana escorted TO the
residence Of Mrs, McLaren, where We
found the other members and all their
sympothi2ers. We we're cordially re-
ceived aud welcomed. Az soon as posi-
BILE they were seated, Mrs. BraEeiield
read a chapter in the bible, and Rev.
Hummel, tho pastor at that place, in
vokcd the divine blessing. The county
president was called upon 10 Greet the
further excrcifca, Shc stated that II
! would b, p|sa..lt 80 HD"r .gan every
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

TELLER, Of Colorado, who has been
honored by the republican party for
many years, and whose star was in the
ascendant, will now drop out Of sight
No man can win laurels and prove rec.
reant TO his principles. Teller is moth.
ing more than Il demagogue, and loft the
republican convention to secure noto.
riety perhaps a presidential nomi.
nation 10y the p~opulists or democrats
lie will never be president, nor senator
again. He should have fought his bat
ties in the party that made him al he is
or over will he.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

A woman never knows the meaning of
happiu,ss and content until she is the
mother o! a healthy, happy child. The
health q! the child depends on the health
of the mother, both before and after
birth. Most all Of woman's weakness
and particularly the weakness that most
strongly Influences the health of children
comes from some arrangement or diseass
OF the distinctly feminine organs. DIR.
Pierce's Fayurite Prescription will cure
troubles of this nature, 1t should be Ia.
ken regularly by every woman during the
entire period OF CESSATION. 1t gives
strength to all the organs involved, lessons
the pains OF childbirth and insures the
health of 10th mother and child. Send
Fl one.ccut stamps to cover cost of mail
ing only, and receive free copy of DIR,
Pierce Medal Adviser. Address
World D-ponsary Medical Association
Buffalo, n. y,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

what the w. c. II. Y. was to them.
called out many tine ideas, At the close
of the speaking. Mrs. McLnren request
ed all to keep their seats, and she left
the room, soon returning, followed by
young ladies laden with trays con.
tang ice cream and very fine cake. As
the afternoon was extremely warm, il
was very acceptable and much enjoyed
by all present.
A storm Of wind and rain coming up,
the evening exercises We're postponed
until the next evening.
Wednesday was taken up with tho
usual work OF such u convention
Words of welcome from the churches
by Rev, Hummei; from tho local union
by Mrs. Hansen; response by our young
est delegate, Miss Maud Knight; also
from the oldest, Mrs. Brakciield. Re,
I ports Of officers and unions,
Rev, Blackwell, pastor OF .he NJ, =,
church at lnavaIe, made a tine short al.
dress. Rev, Stinnett and wife ~ Blg.
den gave NJ their presence and use st.
gnce, The president Of the AGamt
county union, Mrs. Marshall Of HIST
iDgs, came IN IN tho morning train and
laDored with US during the day. She
conducted a parliamentary drill, which,
was worry instructive.
The exercises of the evening we're
given by the local talent, such as rec,ta.
tions and singing by the children and
young ladies, led by Mrs, Logan.
a uranimous resolution Of thank
WAS voted 10 MI who contributed u
make Ile convention Il success Irr
f~oiiuWfrg yuicers were elected; j'rr.,
dent, .Ira. NcBAren of Blue Hill. COP
r,er., f..' secretary, Mrs. Logon A.
|.. rorprd'up secretary. "
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

At meeting of Garfield W. II. G..
No. II department of Nebraska the fol-
lowing resolutions were drafted and
adopted;
WHEREAS, II has pleased the great Command =
er in Heaven, who holds the keys Of life and
death, IN his Mise providence, to call from his
friends ou earth, Comradc Oliver Mccall, the
husband of our sister, thacforr bc il,
RESOLVED, That while we bow in humble
resignation to the order oil the Commander, we
extend our most heartfelt sympathy To our Sis
ter and her family in the great loss, they sus-
tanned In the death OF their husband and father
RESOLVED, That II copy Of these resolutions bt
seut to the family of our sister, Mrs. Agnes Me
call, and that the same he spread ON the record.
of Gar field w. Il. g., and II copy sent to the city
papciH.
KATE 5. JrpsOS,
KATE POND, Stom.
tAgRIE RICHARDSON,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

As n general thing the nomination OF
Gov. VIM. Mckinley OF Ohio for presi'
dent aud Gea. Garrett Hobart OF New
Jersey for vice president meets the ap.
probation Of the republicans every
where, except it may bc some enthusias.
tic knight Of the white metal. For us
give us Mckinley and protection, and
the country will get into line and the
financial question will he sattled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

Tar pop papers are now bowling lus.
lily for Henry NJ, Teller, the disgruntled
demagogue republican Of Denver, be
cause he has renowned the republican
party for "A failure to endorse his free
silver platform.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

L. y. A%JBRIGHT, the next state treas
urer, is home for a short stay. lie has
great assurance that he will be nomina
tod, and, ir So. ho will be elected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

Following is the program for July
TN in Red Cloud:
One hundred aud twenty guns at
sunrise.
At ten o'clock, procession forms at
fremcn's hall and marches 10 Elm
street. thence south to fourth avenue;
thence west to Seward street; thence
south to to second aycnue thence east
to Webster street, thence north TO
sixth venue thence west to court
house, headed by
Mayor and city council.
Red Cloud S. Of V. Band.
Speaker and escorts.
Master of Ceremonies.
Red Cloud Fire Department.
Bicycle brigade under command Of
+. W. Cowden.
Business mems display.
Representation of states by young
ladies'.
Calithunpians.
Citizens in carriages.
Delegations from country.
Uncle Sam in costume.
Civic societies.
Arriving at the court house park
there will be,
Music by the band.
Gail to order by Randolph McNitt
Master of Ceremonies.
Prayer by Rev. Maxicld.
Singing by gloe club.
Grafton by Capt. G. W. Henry, Of
Fairmont.
Music by S. Of V. band.
DINNER.
Music by band.
Ten minute toas,s By
X r. Potter, General Topics"
j. S. Gillian, Our United Country"
Hon. G. W. Haley, Our Educa
tional Institutions
G. Il. CLANCY, Our Rising Genera
ton.
j. NJ. Chafin, National and Indi-
vidual Integrity"
Music by the band.
PORTS
Bowery dance.
Bicycle races at bicycle track.
Hose race, open to any company.
First prize silver trumpet valued at
S27. Second prize, fine silk tiremens
banner, valued at Sl5.
Coupling contest, frs, prize 81, sec
ond prize 81.
Fat man. race-must weigh 200 lbs
and be 81 years old-prize $3.50.
Fat boys racc-from ID to q years
Of age, not less than 100 vards-tirst
prize, $500; scond prize 800.
Catching creased pig-catcher gets
pig.
Climbing creased polc-S2,5O on the
pole.
To the largest delegation from
any township will be presented an elc-
CANT fifteen foot United States flag.
Grand display of fireworks in the
evening at 8 o'clock.
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Facts Speak Louder thar
Words.

Out OF the 4,6j0.O0O boxes OF Beggs'
German Salve sold in 1895, only three
boxes were returned rs unsatisf factory.
This seems almost Incredible "a every
box has II positive guarantee accompany
ing it. & l. Getting sells il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26
u does moi Fay

10 experiment with medicines. Regis
blood pug,hes is 40 uoveiy, A record Of
twonry yaats proves it 10 be the best
know formula for eurichinG the blood
"A driving from the syst,m those .mpuri-
ties which breed disease. For sails by G.
J.. :ot'iuF
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

HuRRAn for Billy Mckinley, and Ho
bart, too.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26
Republican Ticket.

For Congress 9TH District,
w. II. ANDREWS Of Hastings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

II. l.. Pond has 800 acres OF well
fenced and well.watersd pasture lano
for rent sheOp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26
H-oalr re

Blood means sound health. With pure,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di-
gestiyo organs will be vigorous, and there
will be no dyspepsia. rheumatism and
Neuralgia viii be unknown. Scrofula ana
Salt Rhcum will disappear. with pure
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26
a Holiday Wrip AZ aanif Usual
Cost.

The low rates to eastern 4 western
cities and summer resorts offered by the
Burlington Route cut the cost OF asum-
mer trip right in two-they bring an
outing within roach of almost every
pocketbook in the state.
Here they are:
Half rates to Chicago, July /, . and IT,
Half rates to Washington, d, C., July 3,
4, , aud &.
Half rates, plus -, to Buffalo, \. y"
July 4 aud ..
Half rates to Hot Syringe, S. D., July
Band 81.
Half rates to Denver, July > and
Ask the nearest Burlington Route
agent to tell YOU whrt tickets will cost
and how long they ire good for ASK
him also about the
spccIni train \" Em!!aio,
| which will leave Omaha via the Bur
lingtou Route at ii5 p, m, Saturday
July It'll, aud also about the
Special trnin Ia ~e'i,icnG"
which will leave Omaha al 70 p. m.
Sunday, July oh
Tho tire, tram is for teachers and
friends eurou,c TO the annual meeting
of the National Educational Association
at Buffalo; the eccond for mcm!ers OF
the Jacksonian Club, bound for the
Democratic National Convention.
For sleeping ctr reservations, folder
giving SPECIAL information, etc, col! er
nearest burlington Route agent, o.
write TO j. Frauri4, Goal paes.r Agent
Burlington Route, Omaha, NaG.
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26
Bargains
Wool Dress Goods

On Monday morning, june y, We shall place o. sails about ~ OF our choc,
est Wool Dress Patterns "a special bargain sal.p prices. Many I Them VIII
be sold at "Xa"nl ht tho regular price. This ~ II bargain opportunity FOL
dress goods bu! rr.
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spcclnt train 1" s~su!GaIO,

which will leuvc Omaha via the Bur
lingtou Route at iij p. M, Saturday
July ith, aud also about the
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Republican National Ticket.
For President.
WM MCKINLEY,
OF Ohio.
For Vicc-Prcsident,
GARRETT HOBART,
Of New Jersey
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-02-25
WhEN plANI TReeSi

There il no better time To plant trees
and most vines than early spring. sm
aware that many nurserymen urge fall
setting, AS this will divide their trade. ]
won't object 10 fall planting (as In spring
The ground IA often vet, and trees aud
plants should not be set In mud) hut
80 object TO digging trees while imms-
ture. before wood i ripe, thus impsiring
heir vitality. No tree should be dug
until freezing weather, "a " requires
colder weather than we think 10 ripen
wood and kill leaves. or late years
have NV ground ready in the fall by
deep blowing, and any time during th"
winter when the ground is not frozen,
plsnt trees, and do not lose one out OF
i've hundred. The best time To plant
most trees is after freezing until or be-
fore leaves start in the spring, so as Ia
get the benefit OF all spring rains, To say
nothing of the time lost in pudding the
roots dipping them in prepared mud
before planting, which Is necessary
when planted late, as is also mulchipg
object TO mulching, as IL throws the
roots too near the surface. Never LET
the roots of your trees get dry. When
YOU go TO the nursery or place OF de-
livery for your trees take wet straw, hay
or canvas 10 protect the roots from sun
and wind. Ifnot ready 10 set, heel them
in close where they are To be planted
Remember the nature OF roots OF trees
and plants requires grounds fish re-
quire wster.-Journal of Agriculture.