The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 23, 1891, Image 4
fA Js&yi J$4 A woman may sev,and a Woman may spin, And a Woman may WbrK all day, fWrWhl gWTAuW comes info ha house Then Vanish all troubles away. 'aMNTA-CUII$8QAP:I anrinriLKiaiiKft Fort Abstract Co., Red Cloud, L. II. FOUT, Manasor. FimiiiOiBd to nil Lands in Webster County, Accurately and ON SHORT NOriOJS. it t fAb Having hart ton yean, experce In county ' ' Von''0 tfilKors ZXrt Mntul books. In the sMite, : Kiiar.intee iUifac-Uou. i r l.ior.s suiitiu.u ; nd amtrovt-d. Adclrpsor call on . , L. II. FOUT Ma'Aokk, lied Cloud, Ieb. mwwwn iii THE TRADERS -WI POSITIVELY Lower than any yard in the world ,-" -. - Kr&t s& V--- 9 .- JtfS s Ci'fJd l a iyV, I &StKZ ," r, fi. "'...' -vvi Miles L Hayes' Patent - Collar For sale by J. O. BUTLER Red Cloud, Buckeye Harness shop. D. B. Spanooe. Real Estate and Loan Agvt Red Cloud. I. IT. TULLEYS, HI. I. Ilonia'opnthlo IMjjsUlan, Red Cloud, - XebruMta. Ofllco ojtposltc l?int National Hank. U. S.E:unlnms Mtreon. t'lirouic di!caus treated bv mail. What && i i frit -..tEv1 aii J rf .EgSH " : Viw Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substituto for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays fererishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach a&d bewels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Cas toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend. Castoria. Castoria is aa excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly toU rco of iU good effect upon their children."' Dz. G. C Osocod, Lowell, MiS-s. Castcrla is tho be: remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distaut when mothers will coasi Jer the reel Interest of their children, and usa Castoria in stead of the various quack nostrums which aro destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, xaofffctse, soothing syrup and other hurtful attests down their throats, thereby sending I to premature graves." Dr: J. F. KEtcnxLOK, Conway, Arc Tke CemtaHP Coxapaay, 71 Knrray Street, New York City. smffi iJIISASQL rrt LUMBER CO. MAKK- a Vv-VMV.t To California, Oregon, Wnth- iiiKlou and oilier WeNtcrn Ttoiiil Sxi 3ullinan o1oiiIIh Sleepers Via, the Union Pa cific The constant domnml of the traveilnz nubho to tho Weot for a comfortable and at tho same time an economical modo of traveling lias led to tho establishment of what is known as rullman Colonist Sleep trs. Theso cars aro furnished complete with ood comfortable hair mattresses, wnrm blankets, nnow white linen, enrtain which HL-curo to tho occupant of n berth as much privacy as is to o had in first clais .sleepers, plenty of towels, combs, brushes, etc. Thero aro alt-o separate toilet rooms for ladies and gentlemen, and smoking is absolutely prohibited. Another fact not to bo overlooked is that theso rullman Colonist Slcupers are attached to tho daily fast express trains thus enabling passengers ocenpymg theso cars to make the same time as occupants of first-class rullman Sleepers A chargo of IU)0 for a lower or upper doub'o berth is made between Council Bluffs. Omaha or Kansas City and San Francisco or Fortland For those furnishing their own bedding freo bcrMiR are given in Pullman Colonitt Cai . it: i:i:n j between Council Bluffs, Kauas City mid Portland. Tho Pullman Colonist Sleeper is es pecially commended for tho use of the homeseeker who is moving to tho west with his family, nnd who desires com fortable bleeping accomodations enrouto but cannot atlord to pay tho first-class Pullman bleeping Car fare. Formatter descriptive of any state or territories through which tho Union Pacific runs, or for rates, timo of trains ate, etc, apply to E. L. LOMAX, Gen'l Pass, and ticket Agent. Omaha, Neb. Startling Fact. The American people are rapidly be coming a race of nevons wrecks, nnd the following suggests tho best remedy: Alphonso Hempl!ing,of Butler Pa., swears hat when his son was speechless from St. Vitus dauceDr. Hues, great Restorative- Ner vino cured him. Mrs. J. It. Uiller, of Val paraiso and J. D. Taylor, of Logansport, lad. each gained I'll pounds from taking it. Mrs. 11. A, Gardner, of Vistula, Ind. was cured of 10 to fo convulsions a day. and much headache, dizziness, backache and nervous prostration by ono bottle Trial bottles, and fine book of marvelous cures, free at C. L. Cotting's who recom meds and guarantees this unequaled remedy. .1 For Sale or Trade. A line SO acre farm only two miles from this city, nearly all tillable. Easy terms, or will trado for stock. I). J. Myeus, Red Cloud, Ncbr. c. s ii i:ck, .ItiHlit'c of the Ponce, and Notary Public. Oilice over Post O.Tice. Red Cloud, - Xchrimka is Castoria. " Castoria is so well adapted to children that I rvoomr'-eailitassupK-iortoaayprescrSpoa Ixown to me." IL A. Aecbkb, 5L D., Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklsv-K. T. ' Our physiciaas in lha childrtmis depatl mmt uavo sikca highly of their crperi enee la Ujalr outside practico with Castoria, and altlioush ve only hara assoag our medical supplies what is known as regular lirnducts,yetwearo freo to confess that the merits of Castcria has wen us to look with favor unoa it." Usrm Hosrrr-it. a:.t Dispciiax, Boston, Mass. ALT.KX C. SniTn, Prts , s THE CHIEF Friday, Oct. S3, 1S!1 Kntereil at tlte IVust Office In Kwl Cloud, Neb., as mail inatterof th-jwconil clas Supplement to the Chief. Notice to 'readier. Notice is hereby given that I will examine all persons who may desire to offer themselves as candidates for (mi-Iipk ofihi public schools of this county, at Itcd Cloud on the third JfMnrdav of fticli month. Hj-pcijI '.x."Jnations will r- held nti the Fr?ay prc-t-pdiiig the V, Sat urday i'f :ch mor th. Tin- stMidmsr required for 2d and :d radc certificate is the same no rauV below 70 per cmt., average 80 per cent; for first grade certificate no radc below 80 per cent., average J)0 per cent, in all branches required b) law. D. M. Huxtku. County Supt- Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor! A Bargain. A span of seven year old horses to oxchange for cattle. Knquiro at this office. glw. California Form Prodncta. f Vt of Production. Net profits, Riven by a thousand farmers. Also hundred of quostionB answered nbout California. Sent free on application to A. Pmura & Co., 104 Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois, or 29G Washington Steet, Boston, Mass When Caby was sick, wo pwe her Cactoria. When eho wan a Child, ho cried for Cattorla. "When she became JIIss, ho clung to Cactoria. When aue had Children, she gate them Caatorla. Grace Episcopal Church. Services overy Sunday morning at 10:30. Sunday school at i:45 A. M. during July. Strawberry Plant for Sale. You can get strawberry plants the first of September which will grow berric3 next season. Prices (15 cents per 100 or 5, per 1,000. L. II. Rust. Taken Cp. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has taken up on his prem ises, on the southwest quarter of sec. 31, town 2, range 11, west, three head of calves described as follows to-wit. One heifer calf, black with white spots, one heifer calf white with black spots, one spotted bull calf. Those interested will take notice that if stock is not claimed and expenses paid I shall proceed according to law. 12-ft W. J. CoAD. IVIore Light. A. Morhart is tho authorized agent to soil tho incandescent globes. When you buy always return the old stub. tf Windmill. If vou want tho best and cheapestd windmills, sco Henry C. Scott, of Red Cloud. Htf Funeral Director. Cozad & Co., make a specialty of Pudcrtakiug Goods, and Funeral Sup plies. Children Cry for T uastona. Kiiggicftniid Wagon. do to II. C. Scott's for wagons, buggies, Ac. Ho keeps only the host as you will find on investigation. lltf Specimen Cuncn. S. II. ClilTord, Xow Cnssol, Wis., was troubled with neuralgia and rheumn tism, his stomach was disorded, his liver was atfected to an alarming degreo, ap petite fell away, and ho was terribly re duced in flesh nnd strength. Thrco bot tles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III., had a running soro on his leg, of eight years standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters, nnd seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound nnd well. John Speaker, Catawba, Ohio, had livo largo fover sores on his leg, doctors said ho was incurable. One bottle of Electric Bitters, and one box of Bueklen's Arnica salvo cured him entire ly. Sold at L. H. Doyo's drug store. Card or Thank We wish throunh the medium of this papor to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to the man- friends who so kindly assisted as well as consoled us in our be reavement. We certainly feel more resigned to the loss of our little Daphina by knowing that our friends so endnavored to alleviate the gloom of the grave by every respectful at tention so chcerfally bestowed. The remembcrance will bring pleasure with its sorrow. William and ANmk Ilnnuis. Sudden Death. Hoart disease is by far the most fre quent cause of sudden death, which in three out of four cases is unsuspected. The symptoms are not generally under stood" These are: a habit of lying on tho right side, short breath, pain or dis tress in tho side, back or shoulder, irreg ular tuls asthma, week and hungry spell, wind in stomach, swelling of ankles or dropsy, oppression, dry couhg and smothering. Dr. Miles, illustrated book on Heart Pit-ease, free at C. L. Cot tings' drug store, who sells and guaran tees Dr. Miles unequalled New Heart Cure, and his Restorative Nervine, which cures nervousness, headache, sleepless ness, effects of drinking, ets. It con tains no opiates. 3 For Sale or Trade. A choice farm of 160 acres, 4 miles from town, gocd frame house, SO acres in cultivation, all tillable but about 10 acres timber. Easy terms or will trade for stock. I. J. Myers. lUd Cleud, Xetr. IftCcs' erre anrf I.lver Pills. Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach nnd bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles' pills speedily core bilousnes?, bad tste, torpid liver, pile, constipation. TJn eqnaled for men, women, children. Small est, mildest, surest! 50 doses, 25 ets i m -' ii Special Notice. I am now prepared to make farm loans at reasonable rates of interest option payments if desired, and old loans renewed. D. 15. Spaxoole. BucklcnS Arnicca Salve The Best Salve in the world for ccts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm. fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all other Skin Eruptions, and positively cure pile, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price S3 cents per box. For sala by L. H. Dejo. 3 Children Cry rr Pitcher's Castoria. LOCAL PKIFT. Amas Cowdcn. is home again. Porter Hedge is on the sick list- Miln WilW, is home from Iowa. A fine Kock of stationery at Cot tings C. W. Dow, was in L'ncoln this week. F. P. Shields, was in the city tlii week. All sizes of window glass at Cut ting's. Beautiful window curtain? for 50c at Cottings Cham Evanp, of Naponcc, was in the city this week. Don't forget to see J. II. Smith be fore you sell your poultry. 3t Tommy Penman, the jeweler, was in Nuckolls county, this week. Congressman McKcighan, and J. L. Miller nere in Lincoln this week. J. L. Miller the harness man has at full line of rubber and leather belting C him. Nice new goods just received a F. V. Taylor's, remember his price are the lowest. The leaders of the Christian church entertained their friends at A. Mor hart's last Friday night Mr. and Mrs. M. Rice, who have been visiting at the residence of May or McNitt, have returned home. The father of Mr. W. M. Visacher of this city, died Thursday, at his home in Alabama, at a very old age. Call on T E. Penman for fine jewelry watches and clocks, silver ware, specs etc. Cotting's drag store. Go to T. E. Penman for fine watch clock and jewelry icpairing. Artis tic letter and monogram engraving. Cotting's drug store. Do not fail to call and sec F. V. Taylor's stock before buying. He buys by the car this saves freight and can sell cheaper than anybody. Married: At Red Cloud, Nebraska October 1G, 181)1, by Judge D. F. Trunkey. Mr. John A. Hall and Miss Flora Maxwell, both of Webster count. Married: At Red Cloud, Nebraska, by Judge D. F. Trunkey, October 22, 1801, Mr. William C. Shclton and Miss Emma M. Shirley, both of Web ster county. Married: At Blue Hill, N-brask.i, October 14, 1S91. Mr. Joh.nn Lie brass and Miss Ida Zimmerman, both of Blue Hill, Nebraska, Rev. C. Schub-kcgt-1 officiating. After years of experience wc make the intelligent care of the dead a specialty, and are prepared to attend all calls in the city or country. F. V. Taylor, funeral director. Undertaking by F. V. Taylor who has had yea.s of practical experince in the scientific care of the dead and is better prepared than ever to con duct the business in all its branches. Mr. Zach Barnes brought The Ciiiep some fine potatoes this week, known in this county as the Den Scott variety. Seven or ten of them would make an elegant ns Tor the Big In jun. F. V. Taylor will duplicate any prices offered by other houses on all t-lascs of Undertaking goods, and guarantee better goods and better ser vice. Funerals attended free in city or county. F. V. Taylor never has charged any thing for attending funerals. He carries the largest stock and guarcn tccs satisfaction. Remember he will duplicate any price offered by others, on undertaking goods, The sad news came to Red Cloud this week, of the death of Robert Sccley, aged I'.i years, 11 months and 7 days old. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Secley formerly of Red Cloud. ar,d well-known here. He was a bright boy and his death was a severe blow to his devoted parents and friends. Their friends in Red Cloud extend their sympathy to the bereav ed parents in their hour of sorrow. The bosses of the independent par ty are telling over the county that Prof. Hunter "told the teachers to pool if they wanted better wages." The facts arc that the statement is false. What Mr. Hunter did say was that if teachers expected to eet better wages, they must study hard and become qualified, but then one must not expect the windependents to tell the truth. Tbey magnify mole hills into mountains without regard to truth PROTECT OUR BREAD. The machinery of the law has not been put to work too speedily against the fraudulent use of ammonia and alum in Baking Powders. Both health and the pocket of the people are demanding protection. The legislatures of Ntw Yfltk, Illinois and Minnesota have taken this matter oladulUrttien up, and eapeeially that of Baking Povtkri It will bo ia tha interest of public health when their aale is made a misdemeanor in every State in tho UNION, and t&?tuWmUtoUVMithi&yixtt&. There U no article of Immam food men wickedly adulterated tfeaa that of Baking Powder. Dr. Price's Cream Baking PowdeT is tho oalj pttro cream of tartar powder having a general sale that is free from ammonia, alum or taint of any kind of imparity. It Sties the sweetest asd lightest bread, bijenit suA cajfc i& trtiT&teUtceii It COX more to manufacture Dr. Price'a than any other baking powder. It is superior to every oilier known and tho standard for forty years. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re ported by all authorities as free from Axnxiixrai-t. Alum, or any other adultenuit. In fact, the purity of this ideal powder has never bees ques I ttocL Science In Bread Making. At the recent annual meeting of tho American Chemical bociety. heal in i Washington. D. C, tho question of the vnluo of carbonate of ammonia as n leavening agent in bread or aa mHi in baking powders. came up for discussion, in which Pn'. Barker, of the I'niversity of IVnusj! vania, and President of the Soc.etj; Ir. Richardson. late of the United Stales Department of Airr.culturt in Washing I ton; Ur. Wm. McMutrie. late Pn.f. of Chemistrv in the University of Ii:ios; .-xpwi rami, ot uotonwto Uitj. a lb Dr. E. H.'Bartlev. lato Chemist of th . ;cuet if Harry IkhI, Uu . Brooklyn i.N. V Hoard lot IlonUJ. . hihI Mr Sam.il Mtr. rf A., fc! Prof, of Chemistry of Ing Island, Uol- b,.r rtn fc hHl tary lege, and others took rnirt. Tho consensus of opinion ws utrr i Mr- ! U. "1 nky, gv tu Io, is a ! whelming in favor of the employ mont of j ''' day U a iit ot hr old rMHnA. ammonia. It was statl a-, a f u thl , ci., i.w.- ..i . , , ammonia rendered tho gltit.a of 'the hotreT ?J ,S ti ' W flour more soluble than the or.g.nal glu ; ,,OIOe thta " "ml J"'--ten, and that the bread in which this! Goto !),o for tine stntionarv. tiu r action was prtxluctsl by carbonate of nm-' fumes nnd toilet nrtieht Kn.l duo lru monia must be more digestible and; Tnb.,n..n . . , . hence more healthful, and because of JnfnvJ J ?1 Z l ? rr brvt'n the extreme volatility of carbonate ofl! ' k t0 l fr ,0lU,w ammonia and its complete expulsion I "" from the bread in the procixss of the most useful, most healthful, and mot valuable leavening agents known. These conclusions are borne out by the very elaborate aud exhaustive experi ments made by Prof. J. W. Mallet, of the Universty of Virginia, which 6how conclusively "that bread made with pow der in which ono per cent. of carbnnate of ammonia is ued, in connection with cream of tar ter and soda; in not only of uniformly better color nnd texture, but a product more wholesome, because the ammonia serves to neutralize any organic or lactic acids present in the flour. . , Willow Creek. Joe Brubaker ha gono to Garfield county, on a visit to his sister's. Will Lewis is working for Mr. Green halt. Mr. Godwin is building a now house. Mr. Wolf is the carpenter. George Fennel tnlks of moving to Cowlee. Bruner, raised over two-hon-dred bushels of peaches, which he sold at one dollar a bushel for tho earliest and the next nt sixtydivo cenU, tho late fifty cents per bushel. Mrs. Rachel Lowis, started toTalmage, Johnson county, this state, la.t Thurs day, will make her homo with her sister of that placo this winter. She was ac companied by Mrs. Sarah Waller, who goes on a short visit. Mr. Wm. Hurd, sr. is building a now hoiice. Mr. Blankey has a brother visiting him. Tho ladies of this neighborhood have put away about four-thousand quarts of fruit this fall, aud bushels of fruit went to waste for lack of vessels to put in. Mrs. Nellie Norris of Itod Cloud, is visiting Mm. Moushnng, this week. Miss Flora Jackson, has very joor health this fall. Wo hopo to see her quite well soon. Nearly all the old settlers raised apples enough to last nearly all winter and with tho largo Nebraska, crops, tho tteople of Webster county, can lw comfortable and ought to be contented. Mamtoiua. Yon never tried Do Witt V Little Early Risers for cour-tipntion. billiouMie1, sck headacho or you would not have theso diseases. Hale on Cerlillcatc IMan. Norton, Knnsas, November i3 US; An nual Meeting Teachers' Ass'n, of North west Kansas. Agents in Decatur, Nor ton and Philips counties may r11 tickets to Norton, Knnsas, November Mirf, in clusivo Mm. Melissa Starrett, Secretary, Lonora, Kansas, will sign certificates. Atchison, Kansas, November la 19; Annual Diocesan Convention of Kansas Episcopal Church. Agents in Kansas may sell ticketfi to Atchison, Novmntar 1."-19, inclusive. John Bennett, Secretary 31.'I National Avenue. Fort Scott, Kansas, will sign certificates. Kearney, Nebraska. November 10 1J; Stnto Convention Nebraska Christian Endeavor Union. Agents m Nebraska may sell tickets to Kearney, NovemlxT 7-1-', inclusive. A. W. Lane, Secretary, Lincoln, Nebraska, will sign certificates. Lincoln, Nebraska, Novemler ." 8. State Convention, V. M. C. A. Agents in Nebraska, may sell tickets to Lincoln November 2 S, inclu sive. Geo. A. Joplin, Secretary, Oma ha, Neb., will sign certificate The fourth division of the Ladies Aid Society, will entertain all who will come to the K. P. hall Tuesday evening, October 27, ISM, with a musical treat consisting of "-elections from Pinafore. Queen E.-thcr, and The Little Tycoon. Vou can't afiord to miss it as it will be the grandest free ontcrtainment ever given to the citi zens of Red Cloud. As a eecond course they have prepared a bill of fair consisting of 35 articles the best that expert cooks can provide. Come one come all. Admission free. Now Try ThU. It will cost yon nothing and will surely do yon gcod. if yon have a cough, cold, or any trouble with Thront Chest or Langs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion, conghs, nnd cold.-, i guaranteed to give relief, or money wi'l be paid back. i .T T f " -a at omurers irom in urippi- manu u ju-t mo tiling ami un .der it. u?e had a speedy and ery. 1 ry a -ample bottle at a I l..an af-aak a . - -a a a-I - a. t perfect recovery our expense and learn for yonr-elf jo-t how good n thing it i-. Trial bottles free at L. H. Deyo's drug -tore. Large tdze r.Oc. nndI.l. 3 LOCAL I'CFIW School supplies at Hoyo. J. H v.ck. 1'o.TDRn was ia thr r-.'r thix CowltUoc owtf. a kw Tamy a: ' jj,,Ve,s. , " Th www oa CcUf air! ha th-jo rpair4. 1 Km'l fn.ei tlwit Hoikm, d! t ,.., .k.-.. ,-i.t .1.. """ .-.,. j Thot. Challin of HlmKm has.i jJr.vwnt cauer uns ik ami iert a big ?1 for 1 hi: Cmur. Mrs. (J. U. lX)w. gave hr..- Suatho Schc 1 class, a talfy pullmc n TurMinv evrning. .ftS&Sltf';,!',,f ""TV. """ '"' "" Upwards. ' ,M "I ,,nc ,IM1 ,l! l,u' rr) RTiirSSir..?!!! are invited. Mr. Kincherville, of Blue Hill, ha d deil his name to the Great l-'aimlv .'k !y. Thanks. Notwithstanding hard times levo ls imwiiK" wt imuo mvausif low tricT. ivingn gooil trado and good prices count. Mrs. Oliver Downs and family Sunday, for Oregon, where Uiey make their future homo. hmv, go to The little eight months lLe of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harris, died Mondn even ing, after a short illness. Do you need a pair of Men's or Boh boots or line bhoe? Wiener otTor- the bebt made, at right prices. . . . ... . . . . i atmnr. i:m .vj tons of let for his cattle. I his ln?ats all tho l-eU we have seen in this countrv. Perfect action nnd perfect healih rnull from the n-e of Do Witfs Little Knrly Hiser.", a perfect little pill. Miss Alice Pat mor, of Exeter, and Mrs. ChiL'Hi of Mumebota, who have Ixvti if itmg here, hae returned home. J. H. Smith, wants turkeys, chirkens, ducks. Highest cash price paid. Yards, one block north of Holland hou-e. Never since I have btcn in husiunHS have I leeii aide to oiler such value to my customer- as now, w what Wiener says. DeWitt's Sarsapardla destroyt-, sueh poisons as scrofula, skin diseiue! ecaoma, rheumatism. Its timely ucosav.- many lives. Are you feeling chilly ? Dont m want to feel comfortable? It will take but little money to buy jour utideruenr at Wieners. Now is tho tune to select your reading for tho winter. Patronie your home merchants and order all jwixtrs and maga zines of Deyo. Wo are dealing a little in j-oht.ivi thi wfel;, but when the imttle i o.cr r.i shall lo found at the old stand with a! the news as usual. Cheapness alone is not what i- ur, looking for, but combined with d"rab".tv and tit in eluding style i- what y ;i wat.t This you can liud at Winner Don't storm the system as you would a fort. If held bv the enemv. constni.a thni. gently iK.rHiuule u to surrender with Do Witt's Little Early Kisers. Then little pills are wonderful convincerH. st A gohl pair of bent lowil ' spectacles ls'twi-4-n lleil Cloud, and the! . .1.. 1 - 1 -.! ,. liiir iirouiios. rtnoer win ih reiiKoinilJlv rewarded by leamg them at this ollico. We can not atford to dee rviiii!iwin-i. u lu.i.fit ti,,i in i,jii UM.'U I ;,,!.. l...ai- .-. .... ...!". " uvn i4ii-vitT imiii iPt'.r illtt JMIln 1(111 will cure eonhti nation nm! un-I( li...-i.lri..l... i i.a i t , .. """'". e .-! CJIII1CII Will lwjM V..-Trllf-1. i-t.a,l th.. bullheade.ily allow such outrngeUH side- , ., tiifiit i-w i"-" x Huw f'"1 -'- walk- as are on Ceihir, and Web-MiT ' t j.iivat. --. '" --" " ' streets. It , n d-race 1 mm:'&''.: ' " tlangerotis. i tr ,mM-,i n,. jim- nt .u. .- - J here should be a s.dewalk to XlSES 'i ' Kindergar ten tr. It is a shame to! KlBh,. ,,.,.. allow the little one to plod through J timiitriH't l'r'nn iM u mud nnd nil kind of weather, in making ! rwi f'tn ! -. i iK- i-a : il. ;,-,.,. . . -..l...,.l H,.u.ili Um WliMif w.v.4 -.. w.-. ii.i. Deuitts Sarsapardla eleanseji Uie blond. inen:LS4t4 tli4 nnia.titi. nn.1 fi.r...i the system. It has lnefittetl many p, pie who have 6tnfered from bluoil dutor ders. It will hel; vou. People with impure blood may 1 nan to exist, not live. Life n robl.n! of half of its joys when the bkod is load- I w it. impurities and diMviso. Correct this aK lition with De Witt's Sanapril!a it ia reliable. Mr. M. Finkenbinder secretary r.-f tl.o Independent centnil committ4l.ass'.ak en that outfit ami w running indepon dent against the nomine of the wind" pendent pnrtv for sntervior of I!ei Cloud townshifi. It is pretty I ardto xr ral Mike. The public scliools umlor the tr.amge ment of I'rof. Caster. ?nd f. s nL'.a rtisi , of teachers, are doing nx:ly, ar.il g,.r I - a " much ba.tefaclHn to til.. ,.i,l, - 't I .. VToUtr "ndersU.nd hw wr.rk thorci-jsh j,v Tin; Cliir.r w Hiwk-I to , the I a a. school prosper. "Yes, the j-eoplo cn hnv. an l liotir law, .vc.. if they nnt it Vrfi, u.e enn elect more McKighans. nvre KenA Ac. and raise more h 1 arwi Ics hc-gi it desirel. but what benotft Uoy will rp nftr it will l- hard t'lCiinrwruii. fV-d hard f-etve w more dc-irabte thim V j driven into 4loiDg eoroeUung that ooe win ie sorry jor aiterwaros. The OmarWwrd-HerxkLbAbewi -. ,. ar-. t ini a fc. V v. 9nk'J ala aj ja. noi hesitate t enter the !.oa o oar bt citiea- f. the purpo n! -mkUI.os 1 thorn. It laWfat ellortA n tbAt lto It atJndce Pohj. lb? rti-.r m o i- rewly unrc-tmbte that crcl ay tnve' its fiton- any crwfKi. A j newraspT the W if a i5-c31 ftlr-. j -T" Cm ic' io n -Ui'ji- V rvlrrtal UW ; oirht hour law." Ye, atxl .1 t-od ; ndrculr- it. If there .v tr a h framed that w5 Loth rninuhi-jr. mm! rKn-veoHMl it ti the etrht hoar law that makes a farmer work Hitra bottrs r dar. anJ )eLa a Vow a fallow oaT witto eight- Don't it look rtcaaa'! WU. yra:, It is are bit. bet trxve r not ' man v fucker! taCert .oit-tidait Wt. hosjllnot be com,toi i asyttitsc ni.w-rraiwrc. a ! fa. r...-. U.kcn'a... Siaii f " I ..-Ma- , v-r -- --" --- - ------ , irom me- kiv part tn we rv.j cfw s rret here to th rec'?wn citi by j cfinrch. Uie myht - rctrerd fn-ra x f-rnce- gave tas a vy hmypr svrjrro" , last Tu-rJ.y ereaiag. The o-dr f'ff" Fi-jnt the ?rrtj:-' iti a -att j h-W ia- voa2 iic ft4Tai.if?- n ie or.g". M.w; (;."- rroaBH4. aca-ariaiff it tho. nuaa. A K.-4i a-T pee M tin! ora3y UtiKi-n; tw ?-lhmcs-I pia"t J ttaf Ww W.i k. u: Lie ! of a r.-H a-J"-- j-jtift-d out a pars o - V.V trts&.r thmocb . p-Ia--- ' tlkaak tiie frvrtui Jc fcr- -liaC prtrt. bot re apf-r-4e Uf-r a- ! firoce and friefidibJi -f e' Mar (iY? rieb l---i-4? ' oq :h--e ctAv . FkJJU-u-P-w- t i .ka. -AJ LV WU Traa.aWaJ "T" . L-ttt skrf? iCr 0Tim.-. j -Jk---IL. 1m- JM---'W r"mMi - TflTa.Jt. afJaCn avtW-W.ma' mm ..v. 1 t.wl-irtj. ' Dri-W T thV CWJd sot ran s drwff ?? aitac-t afce-- .piiig. Cash grocery House NOW Groceries, lies! ("oiwls Only Read! Read! Read OSCAIi I'ATJIOH. ii - pi iw ii w; iih iffMMMTjR ASM) Nothing but the best .see me when vmi want anvtliinc in niv line j TA Ml.i: .NOTIt l. iTo Iioiii it uiii) loiuirii; lkt t llir jub "t Jr.wiy !?. it lUum pnrhl t f1 nl" t V trm r r Ire . - f rllrr r.-ol. Nt-hr . Il- f n - ttvwtt I t Jl 14wrk. In IIIm li ' I r''c , v& lh t&r IT ,m.xitilli .' n I 'j-. In tin? mum' ! Iil4 rlnNtif. 1 '. t"t Jiuiuur) lO.1. M tbutM. 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