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KVEUY FKIDAY BY
A. C. HOSMER.
IMO.B. 8TANSKFV,
ATCTI05EErI.
- - NEBRASKA
UEVEY ANDERSON,
SURVEYOR,
Orders left at the Abntrtict office will
aeeaive prompt attention.
BED CLOUD -
NEBRASKA
J W. TULLEY8, M. D.f
OM(EOPATniC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Examining: Surgeon.
Ofmck Opposite First National
fank Red Cloud.
)R. L. H. BECK,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
BID CLOUD, - XKBKASK'a
OrriCB Over Honry Cook'a dr.i.
ctere. Professional calls attended day
or sight.
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Q JC McKEEBY, M. D.,
PMY8ICIAK AND SURGEON,
Oeriee. Klrst doc- wet of Cook's drup store
Mm bears from j to 12 a.m.. l to 4, and 7 to
0f m. JtssldcDc. 9 blocks west of court oust?
& CLOUD. - - NEBRASKA
J DAMERELL, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Bed Cloud, Nebraska.
jriearOvr tht ftofls.
L D- DENNEY,
PHYSICIAX SURGEON,
QR& CLOUD, - NEBRASKA
OyncK Over Cook's drug store
Calls promptly attended to unv oi
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)R. 0. SCHEXChT,
PHYSCIAN AND SURGEON,
Cowle. Nebrasku
Professional calls promptly attended
Omcc : At residence Cowles. 8-3 1
QILHAM & RICKARD8,
ATTORNEYS.
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OmcEIa Smitb Bros, law
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Kaley Bros.
A TTORNKTS AT LAW,
RED CLOUD. NEB.
Agents for the B. & M. R.
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Case & McNeny,
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TTORXEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
A Vm praellee in all court. of this Mate
Clctions as well as litteated business careful.
llctions as wel
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CKnrK.-Over Fine HftUoul Baak. Bed
Clcad. Neb.
ILL P. OVEBMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BED CLOUD, - - NEBRASKA
Office. Over Ferguson & Co' drug
lore.
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We have in stock a fine line of dress good and if you are interested in that line of
goods, we can make it worth your while to look over our stock. We have
SINGLE and DOUBLE -WIDTH CASHMERES
Plain Home's stripes, Homo's plaids stripes, combination, electrics, Merino copures, tricots,
4-4 and 6-4 ladies cloths, Repellants, velvets, velvetines, plain and brocades, black
silks, wool plaids.
ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES.
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PRICES HAVE FALLEN
and we have bargains for
ONE AND ALL
In Clothing, Eats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Groceries.
KEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING.
ED. GILFORD. Cowles, Neb.,
WAR WAR
With High Prices At
PEOPLE'S LUMBER COMPANY
OF COWLES NEBRASKA.
ED. CiFLORD,
Salesman
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Nebraska Lumber Co
-DE ILERS IN
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLE3 BASH, DOORS. BLINDS AC.
RED CLOUD - NEBRASKA
DRY LUMBER 1 SPECIALTY, THE BEST IN THE MARKETED
SOLD AT THE LOWEST jf BICES.
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4.C. HOIMER, - - Prepilotet
yKIDAY NOYKMKKll J. ISM.
The Wivm of Kncllak rloldlere.
The rcatral remlfr know mon, proh
blv, nlxjut the solar systrtn than about
thc'dctulU of rrttixMital life; though
b; is always romiy to listen to A tain of
wrong like that which w.n.s latr-ly toM
about ldicrs' wivvs. It will ba nr
to ti'Jitiv that a soldior cannot lawfully
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awfully marriul, until lm hx t-oin-
lotol six tear' 5:rTice nud Is nlw thi
toasusnor of a oot couiluct badge
Glaring wnred thn allotted icri(x!. lravo
im to bu obtaiuM from the rotn
tuandin ofllcer of th n-'ginmnt; but M
a rulo poruiUsiou U granttil rwadlly
euough. Hut even thru it may lw soroo
timo U-foro the uuwly-tcciod brnrtllrt
can avail hiiuc'if of tiic pririlcgci of
freo quarters."
The proportion of married men for
whom arcoitituodalioD is provided by
fov;rnnent U about 10 per cent of tho
total strength of tho regimeut. and when
a man ha obtained the nereary jer
missioo to enter the holr citato it mny
happen that the "married strength" of
the regiment is alreidy nborc thn limit,
in which case he baa to suport his
wife and elf on his regimental pay and
rations. But he U allowed the privilege
of "living out of nca"; that Is to sar,
iatead of taking his meals in barracLs
with the other men be U permitted to
draw hL rations and do his bratttomake
three-o,uartri of A pound of meat per
diem and one pound of bread fill two
mouths instead of one. How tbe rare
contrive to make both end meet ondcr
uch circuiustance Is a mystery; but
they do. and tui a rule the rnnrncd tncs
of a reHment contrive Uj ke?p up a
better ait timn their unrurumbeifd
companions. Of courso there are ex
captions; and many an officer will be
able to call to mind soma startling ef
fects encountered in bis subaltern dayt
on the occasions of "kit inpeclion"
as when what to ail intent and pur
pocs eemed to be a neatly folded linen
hirt t tlannel rethas provi! on closer
inspection to l the remains of an arti
cle of female attire not usually worn by
the male aez.
When once married man aabecoee
enrolled on the "strength," hie position
is materially improved. Ho has hts single
room in barracks, w.th coal. gas. and
wood free; his wife get a share of the
regimental wablng. and If ho is a good
laundrevi IrctienUir baa om A tbe
mess and officers linen to w h. Br
tbe practice of strict econotut aot
dier wife can. under such conditio,
enjoy a more comfortable exissce
than if she is mated to an agricultural
laborer or mechanic But even modcr
. the most favorable coaditlors it Ls kard
( to lay by for a rainy day; and we ay
De ?ure tnat many 01 use wives of Use
brave fellows who bave lately act oat
for tbe Soodan bad sot more tbas efesv
akillinrs to make fresh Hertejkk. U
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self lelsersaiatta
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eTeJt? to eerape together tli uvstry
funds Cor the railway Journey; alllumes,
to their crrtlii be it said, ther as rwt
So manage to solvo this dilflrult fffW
leta some way or ther. snd fefor
Ihelr husbands have fairly settled dow
in tlieir neWijuartrrs tlmy are grncrall
IcKBled In a lodging wlthtu easy dis
tance of the barrack gate.
Incredibly as it may serm. not Vff
Biauy year ago as many as thre- or
four soliliers Tnmllles had to aectitiuno
late thenuelves in n !ng!e room In bar
rark. tho only division Mng curtain
tretehed crisi. After a time thn au
thorities awoke to the fact that thU state
f thing was not quite what it shottbA
s. anu a single room to each coupet
baa long been the order f the daj.
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Up In m Itolteeej.
, "CoMP Well I should say Ml
Sergeant Hammond, of the Unit4
Rintoo S!f nil STTlreI)ettarttnrnt. whew
! questioned aUul his rrrial voyart sritla
rrofesor .Samuel A King. ""We wore
twn iiltn of clothes and identv of orT-
roats and fur gloria, luit it w sriai
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ping roio W3T up ui;i". w iiar'jiv
exjeetcl to start, on account of tbi
tcniRriiture but the balloon Hmlerrtl
up In tho afternoon, aed wo decided to
try-It.
"How did I stand tie flight? I wae
a bit nervous m wi began t shcl p
end my heart vu uncomfortably ne
my month. btt that won off in a fw
ilnubm, and I wm aldo to leke o-r
vatlons and look over tbe eldn. We got
p enly d.bOO feet oa account of p
proaching riarkneae, though wo n
pecUtd to riee a dUtanee of two mile.
The sdentlftc result waa dtsapperfntlng.
We started too late. I tijok rallnge
of the various Instrument t dlfferrnt
heights on tho way up, but wm vnabl
to we the instruments on the dce'n
Ix'caus-. of th darkness. The next trip
we make I am going to have an deitritt
light along. that It shall not msttet
if we are up all night, as far as reading
tho instrument goes. iTiilaiUlyfii
IV CM.
My son ha had rheumatism since
he wau four years old, suffering rnot
in the sprtnf. He ha taken three
bottle of Athlophoros and I connulnr
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W. Brown, clerk of circuit court. Klle
worth, Wisconsin.
III!.) II IWIIIM
Tb Toornr iMAlm,
If yotir life U mlr a borden rwing
to black heds. ptniples end other rrut
tion marringrotir beauty end catistnjf
o much chagrin, it ti no longer ner
arr to idire it Ir Ymv' Kmtlr
'Ointment will crteinly remove all tUcK
1 bleraishee mn4 leeve yor skin
sort
J tmoeth and beawtifnl. SoM by all
dmcxvt and mailed nrxm receipt of
price 25c. Fztttiw A Co
AKetmexkable
Mm. Mary A. fai!ey, Tunkbanssoclc.
rV, wae aMicted for six yeert with
sHbms and broewrbitie, during which
time tht tb best phytkno cW ?ive
Boretiel Her life wae deapeird of
mntil in !a4 Oter fk frocnrei
kotfleof Dr. King' w discovery,
when tsBsaediate relief wa fek, and by
eawjtiaoioff; it aae 5r a eHort tks
wae coeafle(Iy careJ, gaiclfsg In fleah
SO Bsa. ia a few asenthe. Fre trial
aoltlea oftaia cartain cra oif all tkrwat
aadlaac diseases at Henry CoeV
dmilore. Larxe bottlse, ti.
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