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rulUtJicd every Friday Morning
KY
I JOB "WOIUBfi
Cloud Chief,
The
Red
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I. L. THOMAS.
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'ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY" AND $1.50 A YEAR ISTHE PRICE OFTHE CHIEF.
HATK OF ffn?CniAT105:
One ccj-r. ctip rear. "
Otia copy, nx monll.
On copy, three month.
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RED CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY. MAY IS, ISS3.
NO. U.
VOL. X.
M-A. & fb'
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Lia::!i floral tarulwy,
Cor. G. .fcl7th Streets,
Two Blocks S. E. of Capitol Ground-,
LINCOLN, NEB.
Th" larrtt and moU corapl'te eitsbtl-hnieiit
- of tho JiMri'- S Or-ruliiu;rt. OTcr
Jor"fcctof cl". ftinll rUnot nf erery
thine In thr GreM)lynie. haniy thnibberr.
malt frnit. iwtct jKitato Jlrit ni early
-KoUlle tlant t price low a anr reKn
il!e wt-rn firm. Ai our eataUUhmcnt
mf tfiroughout by the hot water arilera atid
La l th- mlern imtruveijjent. our plant
am ttrne '! h-allhr. Oar aiirttiictt i
ungrpar1 hy any id Ibc east ;r wiu v oitorr
ure mrlteil tn ra.ll when in the citr. Descrip
tive cAUloifuj cnt it n application.
33n3 W. . SAWYKK Jk CO.
AT72SITI017 T2AC2SSS.
Notice i- hereby given tliit I will
examine nil persons who may dcirc
to offer themselves u candidates for
teachers of the common school of Web
flor county, nt my office in I Jed Cloud
on tho third Saturday of each month.
Examination- to commence at y a. m.
Do nola.-k for fnecii examinations.
( W.Sl'IUNCIKK.
County Superintendent of I'ublie Inst
0 A COS Wj4n!otte Rtrttt, Smokt t'ltr. Mo.
AUtViriei I1J in" OIl" luwrii
- Chrjal. Ncr-u nl l'rtats I)l-
cac, Seminal Wcaklief (mA
I jtjrSri'ial I)ehl. ( eitxual
p.fjvfr)tuu H ltnixfinier.t tomnr-
rnae"- Ait lie. mi"i-uiui,
'ltl.rumatlm. Ailjm. Kpllerrf
I rtuary aud SUiU ! , Ac. Corf? ciurantcert
or mr.ry rermi'lert. Charge low. Ovrr'J0Xrt)caei
currl exirtcncc l i::i;Krtnt All mrilluucrar
ullied redr for ce no ninnliis " ArK tore. I'a
tleM at a dNtatir l.tatc 1 by I tleran'l cxpren;
)irJiin-cntcTer"'h'"rr,freefninirnif orbrerJr
ar" i ItijUrtoui inellclue ut. Nodetentloo
frim tniliiti SU'8yinrcirjjKcnl firtrnn.
C iuuiUtin fr r and roiidrt ntlal, w-rponally M lJ
fttter. A MOE ft.r rx.lli rn-i-U:iMratcd-cmI
ctnular of other tSi,ns.rnt"'';'1 ,n p'l wsP-jcr.rrtwo3-ftrap.
' U.-Ir IlendemoiwUa
revniarrmdiiati- in rac(ilcli.. Over ICyrtra ihc
ticc 13 in ailratfi. fVHr Kr o Aluwaia In now
open ro dctfCrlptlon lu aWro booU.
tmRRya?2
irXrTMrrtp.7V,
I arscRlPJr'pjfeP
tf&sZE&D
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Stxrsiiwa3rfi
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MuUf-Jl frrc tiali an llrant. and to cu-
tonioniri;ut)rar wlthcutorOcriiirflt Itcontaiua
alxvit ITiraJ. WLnttratl-Mw. prl . anrW
tiixnrt' wsd "iii' rt- tirvit. lor i-lautiiur
Vf Tkiif t at ir talw aid Klowrr fi!'.
l'lmU, I'ruit Trr..tc. litratiuble toaU. Ctic
lally lo Mart -t fiar toiym. Sen I for It !
D. M. FERRY & CO. DETROIT MlCH.
TIES FAIRLA3D5 SYSTEM
or
CATHERINC CREAM
Axo MAKING SUTTER
Davis &
Fairlamb
MannfcturTt of
nail Dnurrsia
CREAMERY
SUPPLIES.
200 Cnu lent on DrI&L
t70L&ket.,CUICAUU. SeadforCaUJotnoA.
Itiflea 81.50. Itovolvcr 81.00. Zula
IIrrrti I.inlir8J.llU. liuheQ3rt.
fiilr?rHaUliP,MrmH indorHIO.on.
Llfcl Sn ltrtcl Condcrav.
SUine A Urtultcrav I
OUR $15 SHOT-GUN
lit cc.atly r.Jj'.J jrU-.
F.iiil tawt lor cor Xiw
Illu.. falalceu.. IJM-S.
P. rOVTLI-L Jt 50.V. S3H Miu fclr I IIM I55ATLO.
BtaoTtr'a Fpwltc II
FOR
An nnfaillne and .plr cars for
.Nrnnn ii,'fiinj llruiii, hutt
of ritaiifnJ ritfjrr.oranreTllra
roll of iDdUirrlloA. w, uTir
wiiricetc. o"r forty thmnand pol
tiiaivJ H"nil ISu (or i.tn
on triat box of I'll pill. A'MreM.
Or.M. . lt.VtXJN. cor.CUrlt KC
and tklhoua Xltux, Coiouks lixa.
Ptkttni.
LYOKAHEALY
tat A Uonrcc SU.. Chicago.
V M.i I inU U -t Mrau tUir
AND CATALOOUE. '
' ltriru. holu, Cj. I.lu,
r u.m IWvim Uvor StAfT awj
rorrrjot. Uu, laip-lAwir
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Jmti (m- mUaf nti W14 a Lsutffu'
ttCbuWalW
si,
ou bo mad
InsixmoaUul
BeUlcg
TUSiSCri'S HAPS & CHARTS
For Sfi pnc oitalogne, frco,
addxess, IX. C. TTCKICOX.
CO
Cincinnati, O., K. Y. Cttr,
iacVaooTffle, JU., Omh. Hob.
AteaU waatfd er tk I.If auaal Wrk ait
GARFIELD
The onlr eorapleteatory of bla noble life and trafle
death, rrenti.hrtltiant.rellnble. Klecantly Printed
In Knctlak mn Vernuua:inaKulaceutlrlllua.
trated; lianiSiiuilvlMuuJ. Kt-l vellinc book
xerputMheA. By Joliai C Ridpntli. Et.D.
f ATTTTrtlff Io not buy the catchpenny. re
VAUAXVM vaiipoU -aaira"cn book with
which tLe country I fl,v1el. Tlify are ntterly
wonhl-a:uotitrvte upon thcmemorjrof the areaa
dead, antl a base fraud on the public. This book la'
i 1 1 re It new. The only wort worthy thethrme.
trand OOc.-tn Munipa for Agent's Oattit.
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Jo!.n Moor V. I'rw't
Frank Graham.
An't CaihV.
First National Bank,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
CapHnl, - 50,000.
- -.- - i UhIv Knln. hzxr an 'I
.ll Cnntr warrant. Alo Crtiaty. Pro-
fine t and Hthool DUtrict bondi. BT d "
ForeUa Exchaoce.
rlKECTOPo:
R. B. Moor. -i ifJ?7; ,,,i
K. N Hlcbrdson.
R. A. SIMPSON.
Notary Publte.
F.A 5WEKZY.
Attney kt Law.
Blue Hill Bank.
SIMPSON L SWEEZY,
BLUE HILL, WEBSTER CO., XEB.
A General Uankiof Ko'nw. Transacted.
Epecial Care cin to Collection!. . Ffm
Loan at Low P-te. r-ehol Bond
Iloucht and bold
COKKFJPON'DKSTS:
Konnt Brother Ilankert. New York City:
Bank. Omaha Nehraika.
I.tvi Moor.
I'rotlderit.
P. ALR!OnT.
Vice-PreldeDt.
Kobt.V. Sirurr. Caihier.
State Bank o! Be. U,
JIED CLOUD, NEB.
Special Attontion Given to Collec
tion. DUtECrOKS:
J. W.HntfcWOOD. fatLlHlBlirB.
I.r.vi iloonr.
L. P. ALHBtOHT.
Bodt. V.Shibbt.
Buy and f-ell Exchange,
lections. Diecotiut Nterf
General Banking Bitaiuc5..
lNTf:uiT Allowed on'
DEl'OSI IV.
Make col
aml do a
all Timi:
W.II.Steoiim. ;.K.McKeebt
STROH.M .t McKEEBY,
Attorneys At Law,
redclol'i), - - neb.
Jay bj cnrsuled in Kn'ih orfiermaa.
Collection xt'iII rcceivo prompt attontion.
OPFICn 1 doir westof Sute bank of Bed
Cioud
0. CCae
Ja?. McNcny.
Case Sc McNeny,
4 TTORNKYS & COUNSKLOKS AT UW.
ill rrjctic in all the ttnr of tbi State
and northern ICan. Collection" h well lit
lK4t"d luin' carcfu'lynnJ rflicienlly.ntli'i.d
elto. Vrrivu - iusl door h,utli of tional
Bank, up uirs. BKD CLOUD. M!Ii.
L. II,T.
Itioouiineton,
Nclriika.
P. W. Kalft.
Bed Clodd. Neb.
KALEY BROS.,
ATTOBNEYS AT LAW A HEAL EriT.VTB
'V A CENTS.
Will practice In all tho Court In Nehra.ka
rjid northern Kar.'at: collection prumptly at
tended to ant! correspondence folicited.
B2D CICUD. Kebradx
Alo. Atcntt for II. A M. P.. IJ. Ind.
J. S. GILHAM,
A ttokney and counselor at law.
Office opposite City Dnuj Store.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Edwin C. Hawley,
A TTOBNKV 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office: Over Mc Farland's store.
SED CLOUD, TSSS.
Laird & Smith,
a ttor.tf.vs and counselors at law.
Hastings, - Nebraska.
WiH practice in all the Courts of the State.
Prompt attention giren to all buine. entrusted
to his care. iulyl-7
it. dajierelia in. d.
Physician Surgeon,
REtl Cloud, Nerraska.
Ornci: One doorrenth ofCitiBr oSie.
1m D. DCiMNKY, m. D.
Physician & Surgeon,
Bed Cloud, Nebraska
OfEee and lcepinir room OTcr Henry Cok
Drat: fctore. -
DR. C. 9CHEKCK,
Physician & Surgeon,
COWLF, NERR-VSKA.
Professional calls promptly attended.
OrFiCK At residence near Cowles. 8-51
Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDEHTjDEHTIST.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
D. J. Hallowell, M. DI
Surgeon,
Makes' a Specialty of Dieascs of the
Eye and Ear.
KAKDY, -2fim6
XEBBASKA.
1'aints,
3 COOK'S
Oils,
BED
Glass,
CLOUIT
Notions,!
WRTJG
9IB
Wall Paper.
STORE.
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K. II.Ah!rr.
CuhUr,
THE CHIEF.
Otigr
M. L.THOMAS.
Editor.
FRIDAY. 3IAY 13, 1833.
Dabcock, the Hastins man whoewJtb. A numU'r of poron wot in-
j life was spared by the lyncher, wm
sent to Grand Island for ?afc keeping, but the o-a oflif? i-not- -o jrreat a :hroe wer erkudy hurt, tonm of
and a few days ago formed a plan for j might te expcvtM in view of the ex.- tiicm fat.Uly. One of nhoni, Ira Oowl
makinglii ccap, winch involved the, tnt and destruction of property. win.
killing-of the jailor. He had nccom! Nothing definite i'n be given vol, but J U since .
phcei outside who were to assist him
and also depended on the aid of the
other prisoners In the jail. He mijed
his calculation-, as his fellow prioners
not being p o depraved as himself, re
velled the. plan to the officers. Bab
cock is a hard citizen, and need care
ful watching.
An exchange ays "that the Miseiss
ippi cyclone had temerity to try con
elusions with a mule, and the felicity j;
of getting nway with hh baggage. It
lifted the mule several hundred feet in
air and then dropped him on his back.
inr.urc me uiuie coum get up u.u cy-
r..r .i. 1 ...n ..... . ...
clone ran a rail throu'di hn -torn:
1.. ii- ...i . 1. . . :
Jtcn
. 1
n 7 3 I V ! I'"'. 11.3.) three death. , ere re- f-r... hote of one Clark, and mostly
etra ,ng the e. rh about tv.o feet, and - ,ffclngh.. livestock, and hurting a
the mule was too much discouraged to;1 , - , J ,. Htl. h;ui ..i.-.-v i.-4 sini... .1.,1
r , , , ,. 'on vh few ditugortnndv ?o. The lo i ' vhiw, r.mcn n-w inv omui
come up for a aeeond round. It y. . . 1 . From Uo e4ng to iu orteiru
plain enough, however, Unit is waa
fnul mwl fhn l.nfs .!- r.fT
r - --- ---
Tin: tleeiion of the ."tipreme court
nflirming tho right of the Illinois leg
islature to establish
1 maximum rate ,
of taiilf for passengers on the C, B.
tfc Q. railroad, is in the line of all the!
decisions made in the to-called 'grau-!ghh
Eor" an,l fHy uphold, Sl!,t,
regulation of r.iilro.id.s us common car
riers in all cased where such regula
tion is not expressly stipulated against
in the chiirtcr granted the corporation.
The court holds that in the absence
of an cxpras surrender of the power
of regulation the presumption is al
ways that the .state reserves tho power
to regulate and eontiol. The Dart
mouth college case is a dead Icttra as
to railroad corporations. StaleJoar
mil. For the benefit of those of our read
ers who may have a debire to get a
i-Iiee of the Otoe reser.ttion in Otoe
county, the sale of which will com
mence the 31st day of tlfp month, we
give the following information.
All persons must nppp.tr in person
at the U. rf. land office in Beatrice and
after having been declared the pur
chaser by reason of being the highest
bidder, must make apnlieition for
Mich land, and file alfidtvit that they
will make actual settlement. Three
mouths arc allowed to make this set
tlement. It is understood that an ac
tual residence of at least thirty days
prior to the expiration of the three
month- will be necessary in order that
competent 'proof may "be shown the
land ofiieer. that the purehas-ers aro
acting in rood faith. .No hid less than
the appraised value will be accepted
on any piece of hind and the liighe.t
bidder will be declared tho rightful
owiift, provided he complies with the
law in the matter of actual settlement.
Should any person fail to make this
settlement within the three months his
right and money will be forfeited,
Tlic report of the Indian fight in the
Sierra Madras is confirmed by a letter
to the headquarter of the army of
northern Mexico. The engagement
oecured at Suro Talmosa, near the
Chihuhhun line, on the 25th of April.
Col. Garcia left tho head quarters with
one company of tho Sixth regiment,
Captain Dcvesa, numbering, eighty-six
men and fifty jtate troops under Cap
tain Kosterlitaky, to take up and fol
low the trail of the Indians on their
late raid into Sonora, After five days
forced hard marching they succeded
in tracking the Indian- then entren
ched in the Sierra Madras, near the
Chihuahua line. The Indians had no
tice from their scouts two days in ad
vance of the arrival" of the troops and
determined to make' a desperate fight
as they secured their position1 in the
roughest part of the mountains and
there awaited the approach of the
troops. Gen. Garcia, sis soon a? he as
certained and understood tho position
of the Indians, divided the troops into
two columns, placiug one under Col.
Torres of tho state troops, and headed
the other" himself. After hours of
hard fighting, he succeeded in dislod
ging the Indians from their stronghold
and putting them to flight, leavinron
the field eleven of their bucks dead.
Many were observed during the ac
tion carrying away wounded. The
Mexicans lost three sUtc troops and
two federal killed, and some eight or
ninrj wounded. A large amount of
stock stolen by the Indians in the last
raid was captured, and is now on the
way to headquarters. From' indica
tions during the fightrit was supposed
there were I50'to200 Indians ecaised.
The mountains appear to be covered
bwitU thm. Two davs before tb fij,r
ivhen the scents discovered the troops
coming, -they rembved the families
from the ranches. This the reason
no prisoners were.taken. The dcov
err was unfortunate for Col. Garcia.
anticipated finding1 than off their
guara ana taxing their famih.es j
oners.
Cyclone at Kansas City.
KAXACrn May 13. A dtnie-
J uve cyclone wcpt acr"J tho foothont
part of lltfa city sliorily aAr five
o'clock thin evening, tproo'Js d
demolishing ImJJdfn fer a JiUiuc of
twoinilc, the Intel: of Uictorm ranc-
in from half a hkvk totwo I4(h:W in
hired. Some fatantioi arc reported,
the Jo of property u estinuted up in ,
the hundred:! of thousand.
The storm made iti appeareoce '
about 4 o'clock tliw afternoon, coming Ju thoir power to alleviate the tttter
from the direction of U'ayandotUs, in )itp. (f the dying ami wonodrHl.
the ahaoc of three large, dark, j ,.a,y of the hou ilrlroy ed were
funnel mi wro clocd. thoe'e of miners in poor circuimtaueo-.
rapidly succeed t-.g one another. The
twoAmtdid htUe damage, tho .wt
cloud pawed acro-1 the city. At the
stoek yards it uproote! the exchange j
building and damaged or destroyed a
numlKiror other building. It then '
.-truck the bhtir on the we-.te.-n aide of
the city, moved south until it roachwl '
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uie KLiurn 1111111--" ui inu cn. a. iini
. . . ". .
point in force seemed tohao lceii
aeemct tonao Dcen
ul l,nVm'i u u -"w
THKKK HL'NimKD TIHT.D DOLI-tR. i
x or ,i, flM.t . .-f .i.c ;
city luuerwi, yvfc many ii'jmw ui t:ii
to flu citizens are rnifd and cottages!
j . . 11 . . . '
ami -nantiej mmuneraiiie lorn to
ce
Miraculous deliveries nnd
capes arc
be von d ntimbur. The En-
Lutheran brick church was corn-!
..Iv.e.y ,0.1. On.y nf,n ,i-
utcs before the torm ilrneic the .
church a large Sunday hchool had
been dismicd. The walk of the
ehnriMi came tocother and fell like an
egg hell crushed under foot. One
family wa at supper in the basement
when the houe was blown completely
off its found.nions, leaving the family
unhurt at the table. A gentleman fit
ting at nn open window near the
track of the storm was
BLOWN ACROSS THE ROOM.
through another window and down a
nasae way. and escaped with little
injury. Another witli a nine ciniii in
his ariii3 was blown Mi) leet ami came '
down uninjured. One woman was
blown against a tree and had her neck
broken. A large number of families
are rendered homeles-.
Specials report the storm did con
siderable damage at Liberty Mo., dam
aging large buildings and blowing
down Finaller ones. The largo portion
of the Marshall Jewell college was torn
away. Damage to similar extent h j
reported at r.ittonsburg in D.ivi conn-
t The Onondaga. St. Lou'n and San
fa Fe road i3 said to have suffered se-
verely. but nothing definite is learned
yet. The wires in this vicinity, north
and wet, are down, and communica
tions from towns in those directions
cut oiT. The telegraph company re-
port that intermptions are south fSt.jC(M;sWf.r it our dutY u; mrAr that m
Joseph. and east of Topcka, therefore 1 formation to all. fclectric Bitters are
if the other tonus suffered they may
bo
within a comparatively short radius
., ., .. ,, r, ,i i i
tlnscity. It is thought there has
of
been no disastrous results except those
occurring here. Very meagre infor- j
mation has been received here that a I
cyclone parsed over the lead mining'
region in southwest Mtsouri, between '
7 and S6elock to-night, doing great
damage to the little towns of Oronogo
and Webb City, on the Kansas
branch of the St, Loui & Kansas City
railroad. It is said both towns are
nearly destroyed and a number of
lives lost. The telegraph lines are
ilnn'ti nml tin mrtleiiiars wn be n1-
taincd.
At place- the cyclone was nccompa-. fcca for taking acknowledgments, no
nied with torrent of rain, which .loan paid in checks or drafts upon
greatly increased tho work ofdestmc- j which the borrower must pay a dl
tion. Iu several instance? icavr L count in order to get the money but
, ., . At ,, , . - all loans paid in actual cash, over our
beams striking the wall were driven co;,,, without any deduction what-
cntireiy through houses. As Ihe
track of the storm was confined to a-
narrow limit, people in the streets-'
,,.;..' . - .,
succeeded mgctung out of the way,
but many in houses had not sufScienl
warning to get out before the hum-
cane was upmi them. These generally
retreated to cellars. The greater dam-
age was done east of Mam Street the
hurricane followed on Fourteenth to
Hmnil avenue ilipn i a VrRoi.
CiRTKAGE, May 14. At 5.43 last
evening a storm which had been
threatening for hours struck the town
sirnyea wun me exception 01 a lew
dwellings in the southern part. Six
parsons were killed and thirty six
J 1
wounded, many scnouely and perhaps
iiswii.
Chicago; Mav 15! An Jnfr-0i
. -.!-,. " ... .
StUrgis, Miclilgan, special Sal: A CV
clone struck this place from the south-
west at 3-50 this afternoon, passing
'through the outskirts of town. It
swept everything before it for half
mile in width. Cbanncy Giiman, a
fanaer liVii two Hiiler acutheast,
uircaicning lor nours situck me town nave piaceu ioa
ofOronoga,afowmiles west of here.tn-rly h'
In a few minutes it was totally de-S f or uIJreM s
sought shelter with'three children iu a 2k.'.f. tiBi!reJ, ft1 , Vt
barn, which wa earned away and all SmMtrJiw rxiso. rm
four killed. .George Jjmyans hou S'iSo. tofcr?fs7-?srii.H.
ami cam, a quarter o: jine twcsi 01 vjii- t , tk csaa rtt&fe&r bm al i-
I man, was blown down. Oae nieniber I!,". . ,",.! a a. tfa.i.,, - "T
iofthefcHr was :marcd. It ts im- ISZcZSZiZ. x " w ' T ?i TTr ?f
. , DcalWc to fcatiaiaie tSe damage, Tb" K- . - SilZiS. -.tr ."'V7W - r. J- - S&
cvclons a. accooaraTui l ihc HT"
i(ythil runstidhphtningcver kuwo
hrr
rifi cyclone, rnov;n from sothrl
to airti.t. rp4 orrer Mfn Ja
er ointy, doto rsU damnK to
Haaiid property. It timet Qrtmtv
pxatTiIO p nu, Mirrly donoUts
thr lti"ie fwtrt of the town, loar
'ltts. Uu a fr d-41rt:t. Two twr-
SuM Geo. Goodwin, a4StItr GiK--
wj Wtfrc kilivl outnght. Thirty
Belief panic from Cirthage,
Jop-
liu and other near points reached the
mcontt earlv in the cvenut; and did all
rrottaiona ami ciounng ar innug e.
tnererrom drttiage. ana mouieai mon
J " luve taken charge of tho
woumlci.
m.oh okomk.i
" 9lorm scemetl to be hftvl up in
the nir, and changing it course to a
Je intern direction, ihotci! rapidly
f.r ,Mrrn! ,!, nVmridit.P in S.rin
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There
cs-'wa an unusual amount of hghtninj:
News of tho diater first received at
headquarters of the s St. Loin .t Sun
Si'fn.a'.K'iy
ftr,Tr.t tn ho ..tnnniil atnrthaDo.aml
w.i cniertel into a relief tralu. A
numWr of physician ai.d nuwea wcro
found, about thirty five person in all
aid the train reached Oronog at 10.10
Three fourth of the town was found a
mas of ruin. Buildings were pilud
together until it w.w unpoihh' to di
tingmsh one from nnoP.er. Timber",
bricks, and other building material'
SCATTERED EVV RYWIirRK
through town ami country. The man
gled forms of the many injured lie in
the midst of the wreck. Three per
sons arc known to have been killed
in town, and other- in the country
near there, .ixtv wore wounded,
! among them some thirty or forty Re
rioajy. import indicate that the -ur
roudmg country
uflcred grently b
destruction of building, fence t. nnd
crop-, which were swept away hy the
llood as well as the wind.
CiTta Away.
We cannot help noticing the liberal
oiler made to all invalid ami "Ulbir
crs liv Dr. King's New di-covery fr
consumption. You are reque?letl to
call at Henry Cook' tlrng iure, and
get a trial bottle freo of co-t, if jou are
miilerin with cousumiitiou. severe
j coiighi, eoltN, asthma, bronchitis. Imy
' fever, lo-- it vni- hoaraone.-.- or anv
jnllto-nor. of the throat and lungs. It
will purlin ety curexou.
wertsre: xrai:s
?-?
As a nile we do not recommend
patent medicine, but when wo know
of one that really is a public benefac-
am n...l triL ..ta.la lltA f ftfrtt V"A
truly a mo-a aluablo medicine, and
will'snrcly cure hilliousnest, fever and
ague, stomach, kidney and lier cotn-
? ' v M'he all other rcmed.e
ftlji. We know u hereof t.c speak, and
can freely recommend them to all.
Henry Cook.
am.ai aaaa
nflVIalaV T lwlaIfc X
Jfeseytal:: inprcTid firsxistrath-
era 1'ebrasia at tit Ttry Ua
rr.se ef iatrrt.
We call the attention of all desiring
such accommodation, to the farm
loan department of our btiincs, in
which we are still oiicnug the best in-
ducemetits to the pnblic
There IS absolutely no
cost to our
.customers
.No foes, for aL-tr.tct title:
1 rwi fit.vs tir reejnlin niortirapesi no
ever.
In placing our loans there is no tc-
dous lcla- " .'"bmitting apphcaUons
i to eastern parties, a our facihtie are
sm.h lhal CJm cloiC ajjg0od nm
. on short notice,
J We are prepared to fill desirable
ni at nine pcrceai. straight, with no
yCViXi 'of' intent and principal
my be made at our bank, and will be
sent to the parties free, of charge and
' interest notes returneu to oar custom
, t mcrs.
jn;j yce refer to those with whorn we
a jl l iiur nnimuinKM 1.11 la i&aat urmi
ft a k &a 4V& m m m 1 r.i aa. - 1
have placed loan (numbering at prc-
hundreu.) Call at our
us through the mail.
Swpso fc Swkezv.
B!neHUL Nebraska
CrniAY MOTtCC.
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affif&aaffiw1ae
Suffer
no longer front Dysjx?j
tia, Indigestion, vnnt of
AppetJtc,Iosaof Strength
lack of Enor-gy.Mnlitrin,
Intermittont Fovora, Ac
BROWN'S IRON DIT
TERS never fll to cur
all thee dUe.
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BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS ocui Ilk a charm
on tho digestive organ,
removing till dycpopUc
symptomn, such ns mat
ing tho food. Belching,
Hoat In tho Stomnch,
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blnckcn tho
toeth or givo hendnchc.
fiold hy alt Druoo14
Brown Chemical Co.
Datltltnorv, Mil.
S that a!l Irm rMtt.n ar hkJ Vy
Urvmn Cescl O... lUliiawnr. c-I
K. trol rl llnrt 44 uJ.
suik en wr;v'
BIWARIOF IKtTATIOrrS.
Monoy.
Strohm it Mrveby bore n few
thousand doUatn to loan on real tUo
.Money will be puul nt on tho tUy of
application if security is necptoil.
Wood Wanted.
The nnderMgoed willniv the hixh
et market price for nil the wood he
xii get. th ania to l dolirerel at
the old Bnrton bricic yard jul north'
eat of Bed Cloud
3G-tf II V. Knuxr.
I:cl'.i' JltzIzi Salrs.
The best sal c in the worUl uvr eut.
bruie. nrc. ideer. alt r!enni fvor
ores, tetter, hnped band. rhilbUin
corn- and all kin cntution. anl pf
itivelv cures Tile. It i guaranteed
to give porfK-t au.fuc uon, or money
refunded, rnco i ccnt jier mx.
2iyl. Henry Cook.
Fot-NDrOn Sunday. April 29Ui Isl.
in Rel Cloud. Nebraka, ?everal arti
cle of clothing The owner can get
tho anie by calling at the roldanco of
E. iWkra, one mile wct of town, and
proving property and parin; for thi
notice.
7 Per Cent. Money to Loan !
Money to pro vn untrith on final re
ceipt, or on deeded land at 7 per cent ,
and 1-62 per cent, coinmiwum. or at
8trright 9 jcr cent, no commiMion.
Jno. It, WiUii-ox
Office next door to Chief office SOft
Call and see tr.c above MJ1 and get
my figure. You cant do a well any
where cle F. M VcnaTiju.
Parlor
Saloon,
L. LOGTIN, TropV,
Red Cloud Nebraska.
CHOICE
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ALWAYS IN STOCK
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POLLY BROS.Prorfs,'
ITake tht metfeo! of iBforTrjin h
pfilsr thstl thir mill w nw arui r
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PLOUSj meal-'aVd feed
1 1 Oar wafeV jyrer U of surl a charac-
j ier that we- are-ncvrT iindcel either
by xe or higlt or low w.er, sna oar
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