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THE CHIEF.
PvJMuhttl every Friday Morning
BY
M. L. THOMAS.
JOB "VVOITK,
The
Red
Cloud Chief.
9&34
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"ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY," AND $1.50 A YEAR IS THE PRICE OFTHE CHIEF.
KATES or sriiscnuTios:
One cor.y. one year. -
On copy. .ix montbi, -
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Una r ipy. Hire laoolht,
VOL. X.
KED CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA. FRIDAY. JINK Zi. !SS3.
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TUTTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
From tliso ourr-3 ui Iw Ultra fourtua of
tl.o ilUamja of tSia liuiuan raec. Thnwa
fyinttumm lmlsmto Uiolr existence :lVoee ar
Apprtllr, Jtowila coatlrr, ck Ilea.
atcltr, fulJneaa after ratlner, atveraloM t
mcrtloit of lxtly or ml rid, Krselatlow
of food, Irritability of temper, IW
anlrlla, A frellnit uf bavin aara;
aomeduty, IUlne,FluUerlia;atUaa
Jleart, Iot lrore tl er,hlKlilycl
orrd ttrlur, coxirripATio.irv and de
mand Um hvj of a moody that nets llnctl7
on tho Liver. AsaLlvi:rnc'llclncTCTT,S
ril.I-N liavo no lUftU Tiiolr actlonon tba
iiaiieyBiindHJciiiJsnlso prompt; re inorlntj
nil Impuritlf through Uicro threo
tnf(cri of the jrtm,M rtrodiiclnjf appev
tlt, wound ttfznmian, rrgulae stools, s clear
BkJiiuiKliivlcorouiilxKJv'. TCXTTM t'UAJt
(aum no nrux-a or griping nor lntcrfurs
vlUi d.iDywotkand nrou prrfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
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TUTTS HAIR OYE.
;uat lUm ou AVmw:r.iw cliaiiRO'l In
rluiiMy ton.LoBr Ulaoc byaftlnajn ap.
jdlcntioii or thin inr- Hold by DrugtfbVa,
or ncut liy pxpretrt on rflcolptof SI.
Offlf., 4 .Murnty f tr-t, Jvr 1 orfc.
TUn"S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS rBEL
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Buchanan Wind Mill
UNEXCELLED TOR
BEAUTY, DDBABIUTY
Kcw method of attach-
inr tho Sills,
uuLiii ir
THE M08T rOWEEFUL ,
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DURABLE
MILL BUILT.
ALL KINDS OK
TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc.
B ,. I. 4 far Mr r.ul.pi. Ul.n LajU.
BUCHANAH WIfiD MILL CO,
BUCHAPJAM, MICHIGAN.
THE UNION FOREVER
EKrWL??SG
Th tTnlon Srwln TTIacIiJuc i up.
rtnr to nil for llio f IIoIiik rrai:m: Ithaxtlin
lHNt f.vl in dm v rM; tliu iu:arct ih1fcU-s nj
lun.UciiiiivtUrt". luli-inii maliliio ni.-ula If you
M.int u.v tutii.iiit; MacUlno. buy t ho I'ntmi.a
ilurahlo Miwliiiio. t.ty tl.o t'aion ; the REST. and
lnHt ninle. buy tho I'ulon. Th ITiuiti I the l'EElt
of all: UfU a ltfivtimo: aelf-wUing itoll. rdf
thrraJltiR nhiilllc, oliwitlc ti-iuuim ; alwj ready,
ixxylx no lintnicli a. wurt with any klud uf
thrrail. fumtxhi d itli tiio U-t attacamenU. ele
gant iu dcwuin. a Ihvmty in Htjloaud QniU.
ACICNXS t.JLNTCD la U unoccupld
temtory.
aixurJtcTcntD bv tbk
UNION MANUFACTURING CO.,Toledo,0.
DE.HENDEESOIT
60tf A C9 ttjanlr.! to Slrt. KrcjM City, Ho.
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Urinary aad Skin DUi-hm.', &.C. Citicf cnmiiti;ri
ur money n-fmiilcd. CIibjvt-. low. 0er.COcaci
cured csperlcnrti I liuportsnt. All iiiidlclncd fur-
nMii'diesut for'ic unrnuiiliiptuiiruc.torrii. la
jlcnU nl ili!ioiro t.-r.nted ly letter rml xpn?;
nivtllcinr f rnt cvoryu hore.frco frout rnro or brcik
p. No injitriu;i iiiedlr in n ucd. rc detention
fromou-diiiM-. Slato TourcnMjnndnctid for terms.
Coiinultntioii fnf andconfideiditd, prrronallr or hr
letter. A HOOK for both re:e-!Uutrateu aua
clrculartorollivrt!itrj;th!it enUd In plain wrap
jcr.fr iwrt3e.tanipH. X. It. l)r IlcndfrHOU.lHa
rrcnlnrTTidimlo iu)ucoicluo. Orer K TiTrB' prac
lice 12 in '!iicai 5XT"My Frro Muecam U now
open ec I'.ctrlptlon iu abuo lnnt.
$1,060
can be mad
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An unfailing and aidr cnn for
ArrrotK lytnilt ,iid U ration, lea
of VOmfjand (r,oraiyerilr
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CATALOCUE & PRICLIST.
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Fraak Graaam.
AalCaa'r.
First National Bank,
RED CLOUD, NEET.
Capital. - 50,000.
Tranract a I en.ral baaklnf mnm. boy ad
tell County warranu. Alo Coonty. Pre
cinct and HrhtxA Dlrtrict bondi. fiay d mU
Fur.icn Exchange,
DIKECTOIiS:
R. ff. Moor. John JfMrt.
CW.Mo.bw. ... . . B.C0letll
ft. N Klchardaon.
R. A. SIMPSON.
Notary Public.
P.A.SWKKZY.
A ttorncy at Lav.
Blue Hill Bank.
SIMPSON & SWEEZY,
BLUE HILL, WEBSTER CO., NEB.
A Onneral Banklnr Boilnew Traniacted.
tj.eclal Car. rica to CollactioBi. Fr
Loaai at Low Rate. He boo I Doada
Bought and Hold
OOltRESroSDENTH:
Konntre Lrothera Hanker. New York CJtr.
Bank. Omaha Nebraika.
Lkti Mooat.
l'rc.'dent.
I,. P. ALaaiOBT.
Yice-I'reaidtat.
Rout. V. Huibbt. Caahlen
Slate Basis of M U,
JlEl) CLOVJ), NEli.
Special Attention Given to Collec
tion. niRKCIOBS:
J. W. Hhbrwoop. SilabObbb.
Levi Moo a a. L. I'. Albbioht.
Robt. V.Shi bit.
Buy mitl pell Exchange. Make col
lections. Discount Notes and do a
OYiicruI Hiiukin IJusine-M.
Inti:kkbt
Di.roniT.s.
Ai.i.ovki on all Time
V. II.STKOHM. O. K. McKlIBY
STKOHM&McKEEHY,
Attorneys At Law,
bed cloud, - - neb.
Jay ba ronnultpd In Knglifh or Ocrnian.
Colloctioni' will receive prompt attention.
OFFICE I door west of State bank of Red
Cloud.
0. C. '.'ft'c. Ja. McNcnjr.
Case 8c McNeny,
ATTOHSBYS k COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Will prnctiee in alt thn trourbi wfthiaStato
und nortbrrn ICaiisn. Colic clinuKU wcllrw lit
ik'ntrd lntim"5 c.ircfull y :inl ifliciclitly attend
ed t. Orrio::- Fust door oulh of National
Bank, up itairs. RBU CLOUD. NEB.
J.L.K4LBT.
lilootnioflon,
NebraakJk
C. W. Kaibt.
Uod Cloud. Neb.
KALEY BROS.,
A TT0HNEYS AT LAW k REAL KSTATI
AOENTS.
Will praclirn in all tho Courts in Nebraika
aud northern Kana collections j.niuiptly at
tended to and eorrwi'ondence solicited.
BED CLOUD. Kefcrasto.
Alio. Aconti for B. X M. B. B. Land.
J. S. GILHAM,
TTORNEY AND C0UN6EI.0U AT LAW.
Office, oppotilc City Drtig Store.
KED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Edwin C. Hawley,
A TTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office: Over Mc Far-land's store.
BED CLOTS, NXB.
Laird & Smith,
a ttorskys and counselors at law.
Hastings, - Nebraska.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
Prompt attention liven to all buinea entrusted
to hia care. ialyl-7
R. DAIERELL, Ifl. D-
Piysician& Surgeon,
31&1 Cloud, Nebraska.
Or net: One doorconth ofCHirr oSce.
L. D. DEIEY, RI. D.
Physician & Surgeon,
Rkd Cloud, Nebraska
Office and Bleeping room orer Ileary Cook 'a
Drag Store. p
DR. C. SCMENCK
Physician L Surgeon,
COWLES, NEBRASKA.
Professional culls promptly attended.
Office: At residence near Coirles. 8-51
Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDEFTJDEKTIST.
RED CLOUD, - JCEBRABKA.
D. J. Hallo well, M. D.
Surgeon,
Makes a Specialty of Diseases of the
Eye and Ear.
HARDY, - - NEBRASKA,
26mfi
Paints,
COOK'S
Oils,
GIxs,
CLOUD
Notions,
DRUG
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Wall Paper,
STORE.
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THE CHIEF.
M. L.THOMAS,
Ulter.
FRIDAY. JUNE 22, 1883.
Baboock. the servivinir murderer of
Millet, at Hastings, pleaded guilly to
manslaughter, which was accepted by
the district attorney, and he wu
sentenced to ten years in the pententi
ry. lie was taken to Lincoln on
Thiirday of lust week and committed
to prison.
TflERK IB a rrtnrt WA 1tnAntmnA
abroad in tho state, that the supply of
wui-ffn,ti,.. n.....:...tT. .:. .i -
water for the Reunion at Hastings this
fall, will be inadequate. How this re
port was made we know not, nor by
whom. It in absolutely false, however.
Hastings will have an abundance of
water for that occasion. Our exchanges
will confer a, favor on the G. A. R. by
assisting in correcting this falsehood.
Hcutingt Journal.
Senator Van Wyck and Congress
man Laird have been making an ef
fort to have regular mail service put
on the B. dt M. between Red Cloud
and Denver, a service that Ls needed
and demanded by the people of the
Republican Valley. The Omaha Rep
ublican, the sutisidized organ of the U.
P. railroad, opposes the measure, and,
among other falshoods uttered in a
short aditorial in that paper of the
13th inst says "thcro are not a thous
and people between Red Cloud and
Denver." To prove that the Republi
can recklessly prevaricates iu thus mat
ter wo will take tho U. S. census report
for 1880, which gives to the counties
on the line of the B. fc M. between
Webatcr County and tho Colorado
state line an aggregate population of
22,051. This does not includo. Web
ster County, which had, in 1880 a pop
ulation of 7,104. and which would be
benefited by a through mail to Denver
as well as the counties west. Recol-
lect that this census was taken three
years ago, and that in a new country ,
the population increases very fast, and
it is only fair to presume that tho !
population of tho counties between
Red Cloud and tho Colorado line scientific agriculture, and is an unpre
have at least doubled in the last judieed observer. Prof. Sheldon is al
tltrce years. This would give to jso an imiiertial and painstaking prac
tice counties an nggrcgato population tical experimenter, and states as facts
of 44,102, to say nothing about the 0nlv what he knows to be facts. And
tiomiliiliim liitu'inn thn fVilnrtuln linn I
and Denver, which numbers several
thousand, and should not be deprived
of mail facilites. Tho editor of the
Republican has allowed his zeal to get
tho better of his judgment, for we can
not believe it was ignorance on his
part, and has lied to the extent of 45,
000, at least
THE AYRSHIRE COW.
By request wc publish the following
taken from the Fanners Review:
One of our subscribers and occasion
al correspondents, at Waynesburg Pa.
sends us the following letter, address
ed to-'.ho Washington (Pa.) Reporter,
by an admirer of this breed of cattle.
He makes out a very strong case for
his favorites. We may state here, that
a gentleman having a large farm with
in twenty-five miles of Chicago, stated
to us that ho had given the Ay rehires
a trial for a few years, and while he
was well pleased with tho results as re
gards milk production that he gave up
keeping this breed on account of the
ugly disposition of the bulls:
Editor Rqwrtcr.I saw in your pa
per a few weeks ago an article in eu
logy of the Holstein breed of cattle,
and thought some of your readers
might perhaps be interested in anoth
er breed which has not gained as great
a popularity in this part of the State
as it has in other sections, and espec
ially in the dairying portions of New
York and the New England states. 1
allude to the Ayrshire. The Ayrshire
is a breed which combines to the high
est point of perfection the qualities of
the dairy cow and the family cow,
which combines to the highest point
the qualities of milk, butter cheese
aud beef.
The Jersey will produce s greater
quanity of butter from a given quanti
ty of milk, but the Ayrshire taken yew
for ytiir, will produce as much as the
Jersey and of a better flavor and keep
ing quality. This has been established
beyond a doubt Dr. R la SturteVant
forbears a breeder and importer of
Ayrshires, and now director of the Ge
neva Experiment Station, and auther
of the "Dairy Cow," one of the most
exhaustive scientific experimenters
and agriculturist of Uic present day,
undertook a series of experiment at
Waahackum farm, having for an object
the decisirm of the question, what
breed is the best suited lor dairy and
family. His experiment embraced
1 the Ayrshire, Jersey, native and Hol-
te breeds, and aU ended wifir one
reeoR pointing to the Ayrshire as pre-
exniBesUy ttoelewy
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eanaeatty fitted a a beef aaisaal,
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for a number of year, produces wh.it
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clo graincti and fine quality of beef.
The Ayrshire has the honor of pro
ducing the large', quantity of milk of
any breed in tho United States. Ocn-
Hungerford's "Old Creamer" gave
H pounds or 13 gallons of milk in
one day, and gave 1W pound for 10
days in succession. General II. chal-
lenged the world lo produce her equal,
and as far as I know never has her
equal been found. Mr. Miller, of Con-'
nccticut, thought he hail found a cow
that would supersede "Old Creamer"
as queen of the dairy. When he im-
I0rUi! l.h,e Uolte'm COW K"';rcM; 'ho
" id to have a record of 103
pounds, or 13 gallons of milk in one
day, and an estimated yearly yeald of
21,34'Jpouuds, orovcr2,S5S7 gallon of
milk in 305 days (ee (huntty (Imtle
man, April 5, 18S3, page 281). Mr.
Miller wat disappointed, as tho lagest
day's yeald of "Empress" was eighty
pounds per day. Col. Croxier's "Bea
bell," Ayrshire, produced ninety-two
pounds per day and was the perfect
type of a splendid milker. Professor
Sheldon in an exsay published in 18S0,
on "The Milk pail and the cows that
fill it," says: "They" (the Ayrshire)
"are wonderful milkers, doing well
where other breeds would hardly live.
He clasifies the breeds in tho order of
their merit tinder different heads.
For milk the Ayrshire is placed first;
for cheese, first; for milk (butter?) and
beef, fourth. The Ayrshire breed has
the highest average excellcnco for all
clasnes. No other breed stands at tho
head of two c!aes (t'ce his work). Dr.
Bturtevant, iu his lecture before the
Ayrshire breeders Association in New
Yerk, in February, 1883, said, "from
analysis of the milk of tho different wo
can but decide in favor of tho Ayr
shire cow as the faintly cow; her milk
most resembles the milk of the human
family of any animal milk in existence
and is therefore better suited for chil
dren and invalids."
In closing I will say, what I have
written has been principall' the ex
perience and olwcrvation of others,
men well calculated to judge. Dr.
Sturtevatit is a high authority on all
matters pertaining to dairv stock and
the readers of this article are respect-
fully refered to thcit works.
Rob't M. Cakkons.
The following "true story" is from
the Omaha Bee. "On the 9th instant a
very thriliug adventure befell a settler
who lives two miles and a half west of
the Ponca reserve, on Ponca creek,
whose name is George Volkcnbcrg.
About 2 o'clock in the afternoon as he
and a hired man were at work putting
the joists iu a new buildiag which he
was erecting, they suddenly saw a fun
nel shaped cloud approaching from
tho northwest, and were surprised by
seeing a largo one story frame buil
ding decend from the summit of the
cloud and liting within thirty rods of
the place .where they were at work.
The building proved to be a livery sta
ble, and upon opening the door in the
rear a young German was found lying
upon the hay and partially stuptfied.
Mr. Volkenberg and a friend exerted
their utmost endeavors to bring him
to conscioueness, and after some labor
succeeded in learning that the un
fortuna man's name was Hans, but
they were enable to find out his sur
name. I hey took: htm to their camp
and he Ate in a most ravenous manner.
Having partially satisfied the inordi
nate cravings of the inner man he
told them that he was a hostler in this
building which had been located two
and one-half miles west of Foughkep
sie, Hew York, alluding to the buil
ding he was then in. Mr. Volkenberg
telegraphed to Poughkccpsie to find
out whether Han's statement was true
or not, and up to this writing no an
swer has been received. This affair
has created an immense sensation in
the neighborhood of Ponca, and it is
nnparallcld in the history of the state
of Nebraska. The only explanation is
that the building must have been pick
ed Up by a passing cyclone and car
ried clear across the states, and as the
picket fence and other outside appur
tenances were still around it, Mr. Vol
kenberg will consider that tbc hand of
Providence was in the matter and will
keep the property uulees U is claimed
rery shortly."
Lincoln Floral
Conservatory.
Cor. G. & 17th Streets
Two Blocks S. . of Capitol Grounds,
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It i a crevtotu wrong to the people
of the Republican rallcy that they do
not have a mail to Dearer On the B.
ic M. The mail car only run to Cul
?rton, and all mail for Dntrr h
to corno around by way of IiaJtint;
ad Kcarnry, taking to day for
their mail to reach Denver, where but
lor thegroa neglect of the government
it would reach there in half a day.
We hardlr undpntUiid what oar Con-
greaMonal delegation ar thinking
aliout, that they have not remedied
mw evu ionjr-iexore imi. .Mr, xirti
has leeu acting in Uiw matter. But
j r1 ought Ui cti-raic with htm
so aa to secure the proper action of the
government at once satrw tun
A permanuient restoration of x
hatiAtci and worn out function fol
low the ue of lirowu Iron Bitters.
Songs Mtver Sung.
"How ! m that vcre run ? Some
thing like thi. i'nt it
Thrtt ar who toab the tutrie ttrlar.
Aod giur laaa U proa 1 U hi ttur
Al ! for tar, va? nr ia.
Iluldi. with all tb.lr ramie ia tHrta."'
'"Yen, that's beautiful, pathetic and
true," anid your representative. "The
poet allude to people who are unrne
how uppre-ucd, and never tret their
full allowance of joy and air. Which re
minds me of a letter thown me th oth
er day by IImcot. .t Oo. of new York,
signed by Mr. F. C. Williams of Chap
man, Snyder Co. Pa. a prominent bu
niiMsM man of that place. He write:
"I have suffered with athma for over
forty years, and had a terrible attack
in Deccmtar and January 2. I hard
ly know what prompted mc to take
Parker's Tonic. I did so and the first
day I took four dose. The effect aston
ifched me. That night I slep ni if noth
ing was the matter with mc, and have
ever since. I have had colds since but
no asthma. My breathing h now as
jerfyct tu if I had never known that
dinease. If you know of any one uho
li.ti asthma tell him in my name that
Parker's Tonic will euro it even after
forty years. Thero win a man who es
caped the fate of those whom the pool
laments. Thi preparation which ha
heretofore been known as Parker
Ginger Tonic will hereafter be adver
tised android under eho namu of Par
ker's Tonic. Iuaomuch as ginger is re
ally an unimportant ingredient and
unprincipled dealers are constantly do
reiving their customer bv ubnituiing
inferior preparations iiik1t the name
of ginger we drop the misleading word
There is no change, howexer, in the
preparation itself, and all Uotthvt re
maining iu tho hands of dealers wrap
ped under tho name of Parker's lunger
Tonic contain the genuine medicine if
the facsimile rigiiHiiiru of Ili.cox & Co
i at the bottom of the outside wrap
per. julftl
MONEY! MONEY!
Stacy to leas ea iaprc7ti faras ia ttb-
era Ncbruia at las Tery test
rate: cf iato:c:t.
We call the attention of all desiring
?uch accommodations, to the firm
loan department of our huiue. in
which we arc still offering the best in
ducements to the public.
There is absolutely no cost to our
customers. No fees for abstract title:
no fee for recording mortgages: no
fees for taking acknowledgments, no
loans paid in checks or drafts upon
which the borrower must pay a dis
count in order to get lire money, bin
all loans paid iu actual ca.h, over our
counters without any deduction what
ever. Iu placing our loans there is no te
dious delay in submitting npplications
to eastern parties, as our facilities are
such that we can close nil good loan
ou short notice.
We are prepared to fill desirable
loans at nine per cent, straight, with no
charge of any nature whatever. All
pnyinenta of interest and principal
may be made at our bank, and will be
sent to the parties free of charge and
interest notes returned to our custom
mers. As tn our promptness and fair deal
ing we refer to those with whom wc
have placed loans (numbering at pres
ent nearly six hundred.) Call at our
office, or address us through the nrail.
21 tf SiMrso.t A- Swkkzy.
B:uc Hill, Nebraska
Pinal Prwef Notices.
Laad OMc at Blooatocton Nb Jfar 133.
Notirl hereby (iveataat tb fctoVxr
aaatedartilerbasftlatf aotie of a la lijtwtfot
to make saal proof ia aapport ot kit c aim. aad
that iid proof will be e4e before Cltrk of
DUtrkt Cecrt at Red CToad N'eW.. oa Bataraaj.
July 7th. I9S5.VU:
Joaaci Hb:.
H'd No, COT IbrttiXHSKijSW M SK'.'
N W K8 B See. St town 1 aorta, raara 10
t. 0 aasM ta tollovisc witaaeea to prvnm
hii contiaaoaa rcatdese a aod ccltiratir.c
nf faie laad. ritz Gearao UaWiu. Kara IL
Wieaaaeo.JaaBH. Mallaad Djedrica Vl
lers. all of(lai4 Kck. Nab.
ayiaHaa S. W. SWITZKIt. KecUtrr.
Lasd Oflca at Blooaiiastoa. Nb liar It "83.
Notice bertbv rlrcs taat the fellawiar
saaaedfetUcraaj fled aotlc ofbU Intention to
take fteai tfoof ia apjrt of hU ciaiss. a-l
ecara iaal entry tatrvof. proof to ba saaJa be
fore Clerk of taw Dlrtrict Ccart of Webitcr
eoaatr. at ai oSe. is W Ctoi cb on
satarday Jtne 21. la. nc
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lrVa hi ctct rattaeaca apoa aad ralu
Tatioa of aaid Uad. tIk Albert N. 'TCaoa.
Jofia Marker. Jobn wiUes aai Oacar Ralacy.
all of Cathertoa. Na.
fatalSjaaO S. W. 9WIIZSR. Geairtar.
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Wind Mill r
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That" a common cxprei
ion and hat a vurld of
mcaninj. How much suf
fering is summed up :n it
The singular thtajj about
It is, tlt.it juin in the back
is occasioned by o many
things. May 1 cauvcti by
kidney dUca:, hxr com
plaint, eonstmifjtion, cold,
nervous ticbthty, ftc
Vvhatcxr the cauv:. don't
ftcglcct it Somctlun t
wrong and nccdi jompt
attention. No medicine has
yet lcen discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Brown's Ikon Hi rnutN, and
i: docs this by commencing
at the foundation, and mak
ing the blood pure aud rich
ff P. Manhll.ofLerr--fort,
Indiina,tc I My ife
r.ai for many rest been trou
bled ffom pain tn her tack
ad general tlcUHtj mcidrr.t
to Lcr i. She hat uVrn one
Uxtle uf lliown'a Iron lattrri
and I oa truthfully uj tbal
ah ba been vo niucli 1-enefJcd
thit ahe ptirtounce it lh
only temctly vf many tncdi
rinca the haa tiicd."
leading physicians and
clergymen use and recom
mend Hkown's Iron Hit
ters. It has cured othen
sufTering as you arc, and it
will cure you.
J. N. Rickards,
M Ssliti !i:srit Agist,
BKI) ci.orn, NKB.
Will buy nod sell land, and inuri
town and fiirm property, attend lo all
kinds of cottvuyanrinc.
Oi'Klcia AlSmtth Bro farm Ioati
Agency.
S. L. MILNBR,
AUCTIONEER
CL0VKUT0N - NiCBKAHrCA
nit
Have had fifteen yrs oxpencnic
as an Aurtiotwer. "Will rail tmbhc
sales in Welwtor and adjoining coun
ties when called upon.
lBaI.cAvn order at tho Ciller office
or address ue at Cloverton. Wjter
countv Neb. S. !,. MII.NKP.
The affitoy Flouring Mills,
POLL YBllOS.l'rop's,
Take this method of informing the
public that their mill is now ami ha."
been constantly running without any
!topp5e, on
FLOUR, MEAL AD FEED
Our water power is of -urn a charac
ter that w- are never !mlered rltliT
by ice or high or low water, and our
customer can always depend on hav
np their work done pronftly t well
Scltott Varztt rri:s jtii b: 0ct4
JCUisj Want.
arPlour at wholesale Z00 pcnmto
or over at the mill, 2b cent off OR
the hundred. 25
Parlor Saloon,
L. MtNOTIN, Prop'r,
Red Cloud. Nebraska.
CHOICE
Wilts, L'jijjj wi Sifir.
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
rad frT.tf.vn rjaizs rex izrai
C?rHX513C,
! FREE!
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Coal &
Red Cloud. Nebraska.
Go To W.
Staple
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45 hANCY UROCI
T08SAC5CO & CIOAUS
IN TOWS' Al
Choice Nuts. Fruits. & Confections.
"Krmh KtuiU anl Yrgc table J-oSt t fHn, v-
-MTr 1 I. ,4
General Merchandise
at reduced prices ; consisting of Diy
Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
Hats & Caps, Trunks & Valises,
Notions, &c, &c, at his
NEW STORE BUILDING,
one door south of Miller's harness shop.
All arc invited to call. I mn cryithnnkfiil
ior past itivors, ami wouui rcpeuiMJJv mjucii. a
continuance tf the same.
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Blood Syrup
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