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Knternl nt tho I'ont Olilre In ltod Cloud, Neb..
as mnll mntlrror ibencoiid class
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Kit month , 300
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rr iricli m njmr ? oo
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JVrincli illicit niontln 2 ui
rpocini noiicii per line r line jipitfc, first
piiiincHiioii renin.
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vnncc. per line in cent.
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Trnlmentrjliiir pasjeiiBUM team ltcd Cloud as
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l.WHl'VtAIIASTINdS,
No. 112 I'ltui'iiKer to Hasting 5:30 p. in.
' Aitliivn.
No. Ml riwciiKcr from lliiMliign 11:35 n. in.
KABTVIA WY.MOKK
No. in, IVmeimor to St. .loscph 8t.
LoiilsiiudClilciiuo dally - lOiSfin.tn,
ioinh vi:st.
No. 15 1'uuciiKers tor Denver, dully, G;53 p. in
DS
lt.J.S. KMIGH,
IKnfUt,
Hei) Cf.oun, Nkiiiiabica.
Over Tii) lorn I'urultur Store.
KxtrncU teeth wltliuiit pain,
t'uiwii mill limine ivotk it specialty.
J'orool.tlii Inlay, ami nil KlncH or gold filling.'
Millies gold and rubber plates ami combination
platen.
Alt work guaranteed to bo flrst-clast.
QASE & MoNITT,
ATTOllXm'S AT LAW,
Aloo.v nt.ocK, - IlHI) CLOUD, NEB.
Colloctionu promptly nttondod to, nnd
corrosnondeneo solicited.
D.
STOFKKK,
Tliu O. 14. Mion.
IKcil Cloud, . NalirnHku.
I give my tierKonnl nttention ( my
pitron. Kirrtt-claa-t shnvlug nnd holr
cutting u specialty.
iii;sim:.ss :akis.
I W. TULLKYS, m. d.
Hniiitropntiilr IMijkleluii,
ltcd Cloud, - NuliriiNKti.
Olllco opposite first National llauk.
II. H.r.xaniliiln Mirm-on.
Chronic, dlseajes treated by mall.
r L. WINFREY,
Amltoitccr,
Kkd Ui.oui), . Nebraska.
Will attend sales nt iciisoimMo llirures. H.itls
fui'tloiigimrituteed. I II. SMITH,
Insurance Agent,
RED ULOUD, NBUKARKA.
I do n etriotly farm insurnucu nnd invito
nil to boo mo.
r i-' tuunkkyT
. . Attorney nt Luw.
ltcd Cloud, - Xebruhkn.
OmoE Up stairs, in Moon Block,
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THE KKf) CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD,
ejvsaaa.
Tired, Weak, Nervous
Could Not Sleep.
, r.rof. L. 1). Kihvar'da, of rroston,
Iditlio, sityfl: "I win till run down,
weak, nervous and irrltiiblu llirouiili
overwork. I su Herod frtJm brain fa
tli.'tie, niental depression, etc. 1 be
canui m weak and nervotm that I
could nob nleen, I would ariso tired,
discouraged and blue. 1 began taking
; Dr. Miles' Nervine
nnd now overy thing Is changed. I
Kleep Roundly, I feel bright, actlvo
and ambitious. 1 can do inoro In ono
day now than I used to do in ti week.
I or tills great good lglvo Dr. Miles'
IlcBtorative Nervine tltesolu credit.
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eclioolroom.
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tic watih.
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Tlie bow lua 11 groove
on cucb end. A collar
runs down Inside tlie
pendant (stem) and
tits Into the i;ioovcs,
Hrinly IocUIiir the
baw to tho pendant,
co that It cannot be
pulled or tulstcd on.
l positively prevents tlie lots of tlie
woicli ly (licft, ami moids injury to it from
iliipplii;.
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cure Mtlli Wtfl' VeKetablr l.her Pill-, when
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are purely Wbci .1 lo, and nevei ' i'l 10 Hve .J
Ulactluit FucAr Coated. Lai- ho... j-.imts
llcware of counterfeits nnd lniltMiuus. 1 Ik iumi
cliYiTNrSaYiTil,1" JO,,K c w -T
Forrtilo by Dojo ,'i Oilee, Red Cloud.
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MY HEAnT'8 DELIGHT. J'
There never llicd n pilntcr who her linea
ments could trace.
Tlio crso vuis u-ur uttered that could tell
Ilielr pfcrtveiKi ire.
I nhvnj.s dream of lloweru when I look upon
her fate.
Noilly bud iHMwceter,
No roM to pink and while.
Tbo birds must plpo In meter
To bIhk my heart' do'lyht.
Her locka nro llko Iho Bunbcams Hint tho sum-
tnerfnlry wrnes.
Her voko recalls tho iiiukIo of the wind anions
thoMienicc.
llor footslcps full llko roso leaves beneath my
cotlnuoeiies.
Tbeio Is a ftiell nbotit her.
Her Is'nuly haunts my eight.
I could not lho without her,
My lliaom liearl'a delight.
The balm of spring Is on her llpt ; tbcro's sum
mer In her smile.
Uor Kentlo Klnnco reveals a heart that net or
know a wile,
Ana yot tbodlmplo on licr check a hermit
would bcRtillc.
May fnrtiino o'er smllo o'er her.
I'd dloforhor tonlr-lit,
Illvobuttondoroher,
My dainty heart's dcllfrht.
Boston Transcript.
CRANDALL?S MARCH.
TomCranrlnll, tho orderly Horgonnt of
Corupnny I, wns a lino Boldlcr nud a Alio
follow ns well, but ho wns something of
a innrtinot hardly popular among tho
niombcrs of his own company.
When orders wero issued to havo tho
men thoroughly drilled, Orderly Tom
oboyed most Hternlly. From rovcillo to
tnttoo It wns drill, drill, drill for tho
boys of Comnnitv I till thov wmilil Imvn
welcomed mnrehing orders for thoitorth
polo ns a release from tho manual of
arms and evolutions.
Nothing less than n surgeon's order
would sorvo with Orderly Tom as nu ox
cuso from drill.
Ono afternoon, when tho company had
fnllon in, tho roll call revealed tho ab
sence of Thomns IHggins nnd William
Stapleton. A rigid examination of tho
company qnnrters failed to discover tho
delinquents, nnd with "absent without
lonvo" against them in tho orderly book
nnd a big black murk in Tom's memory
tho company marched to tho drill ground
without them.
Tho nuurters.of tho men worn tlio
stables of Saoidiker's hotel. With 10
full compunies to drill, tho stablo yard,
which wns tho only parndo ground with
in tho regimental lines, wns totally in
ndoqnnto; henco nil drills in company
movements wero conducted in n fluid
outside tho gunrd lines.
Sentinels Wero dlllv instrimtoil In ,mr.
mit nil squads or companies in chargo
of noncommissioned ofllcers to pass out,
but under no other circumstances to al
low ou enlisted man to leavo tho camp
without a pass, though all soldiers
might cuter unquestioned.
Tom marched his coinn.inv nVinnt-. n
hundred feet from tho lines and had
just changed direction by tho right flank
when his quick eyo detected tho two
skulkers stealthily emerging from tho
quniters of Company IL
"Company, halt I" instantly shouted
Tom. "You. Hiiuius nml Sr.inlntmi. ifnfc
your equipments nud full in for drill I
Do you hear?"
Evidently tltoy did hoar, but instead
of obeying both started on tho doublo
quick toward tho cookhouse.
"In place, testl" shouted Tom to his
company. "Halt, there!" to tho skulk
ers. But they quickened their pace.
Dropping his riflo into tho hands of n
corporal, Tom started in pursuit. Across
tho guard lines ho sped to tho cook
house, into which tho two fugitives had
disappeared, and into which ho also
quickly vanished.
Now, n largo portion of tho members
of Company I wero young fellows, rang
ing from 17 to 23 years of age, littlo
used to military restraints, whllo tho
deprivations and dullness which thoy
wero experiencing mado thorn peculiar
ly eager for somo sort of fun.
It enn bo easily conceived thnt Order
ly Tom's unexpected deviation from irk
Bomo drill was hailed by tho boys of tho
waiting company with delight. They
hoped tho race wond last long, and that
tho fugitives would escape.
So thoy did. After nn absence of somo
10 minutes Tom reissued from tho cook
.houso ulouo, ;iud with au ominous frown,
upon his brow nppronched his com
mand. At tho samu time tho two fugi
tives wero seen far down tho road, mak
ing their way rapidly toward tho town,
having left tho cookhouse by somo way
of which Tom know not.
Tho nlmost simultaneous appearanco
of tho defeated orderly and tho victori
ous skulkers was greeted by the boys of
tho company with Hist a shout of jeer
iug laughter and then a ringing cheer.
"Attention, company I" shouted tho
orderly sergeant. Hut tho only attention
paid him was another shout of laughter
that deepened his frown.
"Stop that laughing in tho ranks!"
again romumuded tho orderly.
"Haiti" cried tlio sentinel, bringing
his piece to a chargo nnd confronting
Orderly Tom, who had now reached tho
Buanl lino. "You can't pass lure. "
"I cannot pass I" gasped tho aston
ished orderly. "Why not?"
"Orders," curtly teplied tho sentry.
"Orders I Well, what nro your or
ders?" "Oh, you know tho orders well
enough," answered the sentry "to let
no enlisted man pass out of tlio camp
without a pass except noncommissioned
ofllcers in chargo of squads for drills,"
"Well," exclaimed Tom triumphant
ly, "I am a noncommissioned oflleer in
command of a company out for drill,
and thero is my company, ns you well
know."
"Don't know nothin about that com
pany. It's outside tho lines, and you'ro
inside. Don't look much liko a company
anyhow."
Indeed tho sentinel's sarcastic allu
sion to the company wns justified, as
tho men danced and roared and fairly
hugged ono another to seo tho difficulty
into which their stein sergeant had fall
en. Ilomndo nofnrther attempt to cross
tho Hues, but turned nud strode swiftly
toward headquarters, followed by 0 frosh
NEBRASKA, FRIDAY,
burst of derisive laughter from b.15 !
Mibordlnatu command.
In a short timu ho roappenred, and
exhibiting a pass to tho sentinel nd-
vanced toward his demoralized com
pi 1 y, and resuming his riflo uttered tho
I ..1....1.. ....1 II A,l....ll..lH
Milium nuiii, iiiiciiuuiir
Every fnco instantly sobered, for or
cry man felt that not only was Tom
deeply offended, but thnt retribution
was closo at hand. Very quietly ho
gavo tho order: "lly tho right flank I
Kightface.companyl Forward, marchl"
and retribution began.
It was December. Snow had fnllen
somo duyslicfore, then rain, followed by
a day or two of unseasonably warm
weather. Tho country roads, tramped
by troops of drilling cavalry and plowed
by teams and loaded wagons, wero all
6lush, water aud very tenacious, doop
mud.
Straight to this nbominablo highway
Tom marched Company I Directly into
tho middlo of tho road, whoro tho mud
was thickest and tho water dcopest, tho
boys whcoled in obedlenco to his stern
commiutd. Then, ns unconcernedly as
though on tho most perfect parade
ground in tlio world, ho issuod his or
ders: "By company, intoplatoonsl Loft in
to lino, wheel I On right, by fllo into
lino I" nud through nil tho evolutions.
At one moment Company I charged
bayonets down that fearful road at dou
blo quick, at another wheeled in circle
through slush, whllo Tom noted dofects
and corrected them as uonohaluntly as
though ou a grassy lawn.
For a full hour and a hnlf, long after
recall had sounded, without halt or rest,
Tom maneuvered that weary company.
At last, wot, weary and half exhaust
ed, tho mud bedraggled company was
led to quarters by its inexorable oom
mander. Throughout that remarkablo
drill tho only words Tom uttered that
indicated tho stato of his feelings wero
spoken ns ho gave tho command of dis
missal. ''Company, right facol" ho ordered.
."Arms aportl When you follows would
liko to defy discipline ngaiu, let me
know. Break ranks, marchl"
And so euded tho proceeding, which
was known as "Tom Crandall's march"
as long as Company I was ou organic
tiou.
Iu tho dayt which followed tho boys
of Company I camo to know their ordor
ly sergeant better and learned to respect
nnd npprecinto his military qualities,
for if his literal interpretation of orders
sometimes tended to their iucou-on-ieneo
it of tenor led to their comi rt
ami well being, nud in inoro iustn ces
than ouo to tho preservation of soim. of
their lives.
Poor Tom sleeps today iu tho silont
camping ground, nnd many of his old
companions aro with him, but with each
returning spring tho floral emblems of
his surviving comrades nro laid upon
his gravo as tenderly as though that gro
tesque inuroh, of which ho was tho horo,
had never boeu. Gcorgo H. Hosca in
Youth's Companion. i
M10 l'utd George.
Thoy sat eozrly sido bysido at tho the
ater enjoying to tho top of their bont
the miserablo fato of Dosdcmouo, and
dear Oeorgo told her that ho would nev
er bo jealous of her no, not if she
should give away 1,000 pocket handker
chiefs, and then thoy had squeezed each
other's hands under her laco wrap, and
they wero happy us happy can bo. ' 'Dear
Gcorgo" bought her a box of bonbons
and then ato them nil up, for no man
was ever so much in lovo as to bo shy in
tho matter of eating.
By and by it camo to tho end of the
third act, and aftor lookiug very rost
less nnd wretched Gcorgo said fondly,
"You won't mind, dear, will you, if I
just step out intothovestibulotostrotoh
my legs a bit, will you?"
If Georgo had had half an oyo ho
would havo seen that sho did mind
very much. No woman likos to be loft
alone in n theater, but sho only said
coolly, "Ob, not in tho least, if yon
caro to go."
So Georgo crawled over tho laps of
half n dozen ladies, treading on their
toes, scratching thoir chins with his
watch chain nud brushing tho bloom
off their laces and evening attire.
Sho waited about flvo minutes, and
then, swiftly btiudling her wrap around
her, and with her pretty faco scarlet
with indignation and embarrassment,
sho bravely left tho theater and wont
home.
And it served Georgo right. Now
Orleans Picavuuo.
: 1
According to Lnw.
Tito prisoner lieforo tho wild and
woolly western court hadn't much of a
chanco and no friends, but n young law
yer from tho east, out thero to wiu his
spurs, undertook tho case for tho glory
there might bo iu it, nud tho first thing
ho did was to demand a jury trial.
"Aw, como off," remonstrated tho
judge.
"Your honor," said tho young man,
with great diguity, "I douiand in tho
namo of tho constitutional right of ev
ery citizen of this great nud glorious
country that my client horo bo tried
beforo a jury of his peers. "
"IIo can't git it," said tho judgo, al
most overeomo by this oratorical out
burst. "I demand it, yonr honor," insisted
tho young advocate.
"D'you say a jury of his poors?" in
quired tho judgo, as if about to rolont
"Yes, your honor."
"Well, now, look n-hcre, young fel
ler," decided tho judge, "ferhalf acent
I'd fino you fer eonromp'. D'you think
wo'd stand a dozen moro liko him iu
this community? If you do, you hadn't
hot lor say o. Perceed with yor argu
ment." And thomandatoof tho-court
was oboyed. Detroit Freo Press,
r
Hound Advice. ,
Peuuem I'm getting out a book to
bo called "Fh-ht Aid For tho Iujurcd."
Tell ino what is tho best thiug to do
when b bather has been in tho water
too long?
Old Salt Send for tho coronor.
Eporo Moment
" 1 1 I
JULY 13, 1804.
1 Li n na m
IS AS SAPS AND
It la applied right to tho parts. It curoa nil dlsoosos of womon, Any
lady can uso it horaolf. Sold by ALL DRUdGISTS. Mailed to any
address on receipt of $1. '
Dr. J. A. McGlll & Co., 3 and 4 Panorama Plaoe, Chicago, HL
JTor sale hy C JL Cottiny.
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President. Asst. Cnabier. Cashier
Peoples Bank of Red Chud,
Red Cloud, Nkbraska,
Transact a General Banking Business, .
Special attention given to Collections.
Banking Office in' Miner Bros Store.
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Lumber, Lime, Coal and Cement.
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Castoria.
' Castorla Ii an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers bare repcatcdlr told me of Its
good effect upon their children."
Dn. 0. 0, Osaooo,
Lowell, Mass.
' Castorla It the hctt remedy for children of
which I om ncatwlnted. I hot.K t'.io day Is not
far dWontw hen mothers wlllconslder tho rail
Interest of their children, nnd uso Castorla In
stead ot the various ipiack nostrums which aro
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup aud other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves."
Do. J, F, KiNcnn-or,
Conway, Ark.
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Address THE CHIEF,
RedClourl, Neb
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Castoria.
" Castorla Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior to any prcscrlptlot
known to me."
n. A. Ancmn, M. D.,
IU Bo. Oiford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physicians In the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their eiprrl
enco In their outside practice wltliCastuili
nnd although we only have among our
medical supplies what la known as regular
products, yet we ore freo to confess that the
merits ot Castorla has won ua to look with
favor upon It."
Unitid Hosrrrit. and Dimthsaiit,
boston, Mas3.
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Murray Street, New York City,
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