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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, AUG. 30, 1895.
WOMEN
MUST
SLEEP
lie oi Pie's Celery compound lo me Si (id
Tho burdens of lifo are not equally
borno by mon and worn on.
Women too often sudor from somo
weakness that was never intonded for
tlicin by nature.
When trouble or hard work or ex
citement have rendered tho nervous
system so morbidly wide-awake that
Bleep is denied, tho ovcr-tircd brain
must bcjiclpcd to pot back to its
healthy normal condition or pcriou
mischief ensues.
Paino's Celery Compound accom
plishes this as nothing else has ever
done.
It at onco begins to regulate and
equalize tho over-wrought nerves and I
to restore tt them thoir lost tone.
It brings to tho disabled, debilitat
ed nervous tissues and poculiar ncrvo
food which they muit have to build
up their parts.
"I took Paino's Celery Compound
for dyspepsia, nervousness and sleep
lessness," gayB Lillian li. Smith of
WiUiamston, N. J., "and I can rec
ommend it ns a good modioino. As n
result of tnking it I lccl better than I
havo for several jcars."
When Paino's Colory Compound is
used, members of tho household rcc
ognizo tho Hlgns of health gradually
stoaling over tho face of tho on that
was pinched and worn by pain au d
sickness.
Paino's Colcry Compound is a por
feet nerve food. It quickly foods
weakened partB. removes all irritation
allows tho rt'bt from pain they ncod
so badly, and restores all tho myriad
deep-lying nerve parts all over tho
body to a healthy, quiet working.
This is tho way this romarkablo in
vigorator makes well pooplo.
lloports of its marvelous working
oomes from cities as far npart as New
Orleans and Montreal. There is not
a town largo enough to stand on a
railroad map that has not contributed
some word of warm praise and grati
tudo to the greatest ncrvo and blood
remtdy of this stirring end of the
19th century.
Ho ! Whoa !
That Harness is Worn Out !
Why Don't you get Another?
J.O. Butler is selling nearly AT COST.
Lirjcolri - Normal h University
And Commercial Collete.
Tho Only Normal Sohool in Lincoln. Greatest Normal School in the West,
STUDENTS CAN ENTER AT ANY ME AND SECURE THE STUDIES DESIRED.
NO r.NTK.VNCi; KVAMIXATIO.X.
POSITION V l'IM.EI.-
More limn too of our tout jour's student nr now lialillm; iinrlns positions .n toucher.. i.
Nehrajkn und ml olnlim Mates. 23 irlnelp:ilH ami supei tnui i.l,. h, ii i.rl 11 try t9-inlio?S -m i.V
termcdlrth. tear hers and 71 country school Wihmh Is out p rti'll Iht. 'if you doubt It wr it
to us aud wo will send you tlielr names and addresses. "" u you uoitot it, wr Ito
c:ouk!es to ciioosi: num.
11KGULAU C0UHKE8I HI'KCIAI
J'Kparatory Htnto Cortlllcate Hlinrtlinml
format I'lntdriulfivtlllcato Tipcwtltliia
I't'diiKoiflo 8(cond(iradoCtftilllciito 1'cu Art
JJteraty llilrd (Undo Certificate Klndt'twrltm
Mrii'miAo Commercial TcU'Kiuiihy
Wato University Preparatory. ""''"
C0UI18KSI
Oratory
Mutlviil
Klnu Art
Vertical IVunianihlii
1'rlm.iry .Methods,
eatAhlM Faculty, Superior Ilalldf iiks. Comp'ctn K.mliinienls. Klimt I natulan
at State I'litvorsllv, lleit Instruction. I.mvou l'rlcei , tm Attend !inw i'u '
lesot Btudy, AnepiitntloiUorTlioroiuii Work. ' A Atieiuunio, turn-
Arivnillaira
(Indus ai'coptud at
nun Sense Courses
ILook l TliUJ-Iloiud. room and Tuition, otie year of ij wiii'U, ftl'i'J. Tuition for n.
ONE TERM w,'W?b2T,.KS'te'l,,,rtn $24.00
Find mi Term nslsjn, flOO. , , and
HIM, M. II ELL. M. S..
aoiCABH.ii.,Hr:,Wc
VIce-l'rusldent.
AMnu Lincoln Normal University,
Llacoln, Nobranka.
"Vif" "
5aRsacs-
PLATT & FKEES CO.
Chicago Lumber Yard
BSD CLOUD, NE.
Lumber, Lime, Coal and Cement.
Jtitllclul Convention.
All day yesterday tho doloj?utcn nnd
cnndidatcB from tho various uountle.8 of
tho lOlh judicial tllstritit might bo soon
caucusing and canvassing tho situation.
Long before ovening it was a forcgono
conclusion tho session of tho convuntion
would bo n prolonged one. It wan
understood that nt least threo delega
tions woro lioro to voto solidly for thoir
county ctuulidato and tlieso threo dole
gallons comprised nearly ono-hnlf of tho
dolcgatoB to tho convention. Thoy woro
not hero to mako concessions, but to win
if that woro possible or to dlo in tho last
ditch if that wero necessary. Tho dele
gations from Franklin, Kearnoy and
Wobster counties voted oolidly for thoir
fnVorllofl upon every ballot. Tho bid
nnco of tho voto was changed from ono
candldnto to another as fancy dictated.
unnirmnn iueuronry called tho con
vention to order and Secretary Forrin
read tho call.
Dr. W. II. Hnnwcll, of Harlan county
who had boon ngrood upon astomnorarv
chairman, enmo forward and ub ho took
the position, ho thanked tho convention
for tho honor and asked for quiot nnd
order. Ho stilted tho objoct of tho
mooting and honed tho convention
would proceed to business nnd not havo
nny foolishness. E. II. Marshall, of
IilootuillL'tOl). was mucin tnimmrnrv ann.
j rotary, un motion or uenoral liowon it
was agreed that tho crodentliiln lmnilnil
to tho secretary bo considered ao certili
catea of tho delegations nrcsont.
On motion of general liowon tho tem
porary organization was mado porman
ont. t Mr. Hartignn tnovod that tho con
vontion proceed to business by n call of
counties. CaBto movod to nmond by
taking an informal ballot, by call of
counties. ilnrtlgnn acceptod tho
amendmont and it was carrietl.
Tho informal ballot dovoloned sovernl
onndidaton iiR fnllnwa! Hn.itii io r....nn
(5, Shophard 10, Ilnrtlgnn 1, ftfcl'heely
i. iiuiuii ii. rtcroen? iu.
IICROlllllOIIN.
Wo, tho teachoro of Wobster county
Nnlirnnkn. In tnntlfiiln nannmlilnl r,..
procinto alt that tends to strongthoit us
iiituiiuukuiiny ,nlu iruiuBBionaiiy tor too
important duties thnt devolve upon us
ns tomporary guardians of tho future
men nnd women of our respective Holds
of labor. Wo renli.o tho gravo rospon
sibilities wo aro about to nssumo in be
ginning another year's work, but fool
that tho help received during tho session
just closed will cnablo us to cope more
successfully with tho dililoulties with
which all teachers meot; thorofore.
Resolved, that tho thanks of this in
etituto bo oxtondod to Supt. Hunter for
tho Unenunlnir Intnrrmt hit lino nlmmn :..
our profeBsioniil wolfaro: to Prof. Ourran,
Miss Tow nnd Mr. Albright for tho elll
ciont and ploasaut manner iu which thoy
havo presented tho subjeulH assigned
iiium, io iiiu uiiizotiB oi itou uioiui tor
tho many courtesies shown us during
our stay among thorn, also for tho usn of
thoir churches; to tho whool board for
tho ubo of tho high school building.
Wo iiIho nnnrni'l.ttri v.rv miif.li M...
faithful manner in which Mr. Scammon
uns attondod to tho duties of janitor.
K. H. 1'AVMK.
J. J. Toor.r.v.
Maiiki. Day.
Mamk P. Uealk.
Ukimia I'lariT.
Committee.
iMBBBiB.
B8.
Tlnltti ivin l n t. .-. . .
., .Muk-wii) ii, iitruerj; iv. , n unmnn vuro in inKen liiturnnlly
But httlo chango was mado in til nnd noln dlreutly on tho blood nnd 'inno
st fonuid ballot, nor in any subBO- "ns mrfneca of tho system. Send for
ilrH! mrinn 1m Int imv !m .
nuent ballots until tho final break camo.
.-ii iiuiL'H ono or anoiner or tuo candi
dates would como near receivintr tho
rcquisito thirty six votes to securo tlm
nomination. Just as his prospects bo
gan to look bright somo delegation
would change its voto and sot him back
among the doubtfuls.
Considering tho earnestness of tho
contest it was ono of tho quiotest nnd
mostordorly conventions ovor hold in
this citv. It did r.nt vnniiirn nnv nir.irf
on tho part of tho chairman to preserve
oruor. j. uo voune: wnniiono gently and
almost silently. To all outward appoar
nnco tho beht of feeding provailed all
through the contest from chirk until tho
ndjourumout ul midnight.
At ii (imirtnr lwrnri 1 ..'.ilnnlr mi. I.
night and nftor thlrty-tlvo ballots had
llUur. f.liaf link mllll'.tnl w.. ..-. ..1.1! 1 1 .
i,,-m bimu bii.i t.iin 1MIWUII Mill t,UII;(Kl III
lldllllll'll llCI'nilKIl in n fitu mimitna 41...
electric lights would bo turned olT nnd
iuu uiiuii House wuiutc do ion in total
darknesH. The adjournment wns taken
until 0 o'clock Tuesday morninrr nt tlm
court house. During tho night and
early this morning eovoral attempts
jooking toward a compromise by secur
ing concessions from sumo of tho coun
ties wno, at tins time, Had no cuudidato
in tho Held utoro mudo. but. lint it ret lml.
lot thin inorninif flirl nut. itwliriit tlm!
anything iu that lino had been on'ccted.
It was expected that Franklin county
wouici miiKo a nreait lor somo other can
didate, but this did not occur unci ovorv
time I rnnklin emintv uvia cnlln.) f l.u r...
sponeo would bo "Nino votes for Geo, W.
Shophard."
'iiinro woro ii delegates present and it
took lili to make a choice. During tho
tmlllltimr Ml'X'miv. Rlntnlmnl tin.1 AT...
Pheely passed tho tin irty mark several
uiiiub iiiui wuiiki men uroji uncic. upon
the last ballot buforn niliiiiirnmont
Thursday night McPheoly recoived Ul
votes, lacking but tw of a mnjority,
un mio uBi oaiioi tno until break was
mado by Phelps county which gave Mc
Neny tho rcquisito .'(J votes and this was
followed by Franklin county with oight
votes, making his voto J7.
On motion of McPheoly, of Kearnoy
county, seconded by Shophard, of Frank
lin, tho nomination was mado unanimous
At this point tho applauso was dent
ing and timid tho confusion McNony was
called for and thanked tho convention
heartily, at tho cloeo of which the noxt
judge of tho tonth district was hoartily
cheered.
On motion of McCrenry. Mr. McNony
was allowed to select tho chairmnn of
tho judicial committee. Tho following
gentloinon wero selected ns control com
mitteomon: E. 1-3. Ferris of Adams, A,
V. McOrow. of Franklin, T. L. Porter,
of Harlan, J. h. McPheoly of Kearnoy,
W. A. Forsytho of Pholpa und Randolph
McNittot Webster.
John Cnoto of Hastings, was coloctcd
as chairman of the judiciul committee
JAMKH MONKMV,
Tho republican candidato for judgo of
tho 10th judicial district of Nebraska,
wnH born in New York state in 1851. Ho
attondod college and graduated at Otta
wa, Canada. He camo to Nebraska in
1878 and was admitted to practice in '80.
In 1888 he was ono of tho presidential
electors from Nebraskn nnd votod in tho
National convention for Heninmin Har
rison for presidential candidato. Ho
has boen prominent in tho councils of
tho republican party sinco coming to tho
stato and has repeatedly served ns a
doloL'llto to Ittdlmnl. rnnernenlnnnl imil
- - C -- .- , -m n. V.H.wH..., ......
Buuu convention
ho tins been in constant nrnctico nt Rei
Cloud nnd hns built up an nxtenslvo
llllRlnnUQ ll 4tlfu lltlll nHin aditna nm.1
practices his profession in both state
twin muurui courts, iinu enjoys n Bioto
reputation as one of tho most learned
lawyers in the commonwealth.
That he will ourry tho full vote of tho
republican party and of his largo follow
ing of porsonnl frionde, irrespectivo 'of
party alllliations, thero can bo no doubt.
It is only ronsonable to predict that Jns.
McNeny will bo tho next judgo of the
10th district.
Slate of Ohio, City of Toledo, )
Loons Cnntitv. f
Frank J. Checlej) makes oath thnt he Is
th senior pnrtner of tho firm of F. J.
(Ihrnoy it Co.. dolno liiiHlnofm In tlm .,i.
of Toledo, county nnd slnto nforeniilcl.
nnd that snid 11 rm will nnv Mm unm i
Ono linndred Dollnm tnr onni, nn.i ..
case of cntnrrh thnt ennnot be oured by
41.M. MB.. tf 1Vllt. IA-. -
mo unn ui nun h uniarrit (jnro.
1'UANK J. ClIK.NKT,
Sworn to boforo m nml Mnl.a..i-li.o,l I..
my prosonoe thin (Uli day of December,
M
A, D. 188C.
BKAL
A. W. Qlkasoi!,
Notary Public,
teatitnoninU, free.
F. J. Ciienby k Co., Toledo. O.
K&'Bold by druggists, 7oo.
'
JihInoii.
Died, in White Hock, township,
Kansas, Mrs. Joseph UurgcsH aged
25 years. Sho was buried at tho
Wobb cemetery, Rev. Horton oflioiat
ing. Tho United Brethren held thoir
fourth ciuartcrlv meoiiiiL' nt. Hrini.
Saturday nnd Sunday. .
Will. t'OtltlS. M. JOV nild J. ICnnmlv
and wife of Uora and C. W. Barrott
and wife. Emma and Lir.7.i llnrmt
nnd Mis. Mountford went to Hastings
Tuosday to atloii-1 tho reunion,
J'jlUor Jjowis nrcaohed at lir. Hnno
last Sunday.
-there Will ho a linn tunntine nt thr.
Mt. Hope Bohool-houso Friday night,
August 30. Everyone is invited.
lhero will bo a non mcotinf nt
Oriole' Friday night, September G, C.
Oook and others will address tho neo-
plo.
Thero will bo an ice orenm social at
Mt. Hopo September 4. Evenhmlv
invited.
Mr. A. Francis has moved to Orinln
on tho pluco known ns the ,. Barnes
plaee
o. V. Scnvnor will attend tho re
union. Sin.
Everywhere wo go we Und somo otiu
who hns been cured by Hood's Snrsnpnr
ilia. It Is the greatest ourntivo agent.
It is the one grent blood punflor nnd
nervo tome.
Hood's l'JHs for tho liver and bowels.
act easily yet promptly and effectively.
Slilliviilcr.
Mrs. David Menrns of Roscmont is
visiting relatives and frinmlq nnr
Eckloy thin wcok.
Miss Nettie Fishol of Douglass,
Kansas, has come to hco her brother
Dave.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Urozicr visited
at W. A. Fish's across tho riyer Tucs
daT and Wednesday.
Thoso from Stillwater attending
tho reunion at Hastings ar: A. II,
Spracher and family, Joo Vance and
two sons, Edwin and Warren.
A surnrisa nnrtv wan n-tvnn .TnVin
Millor on August 22d, it being his
21st birthday, A grand timo is re
ported. Simpson.
A Valuable Find.
After years of study an lhor. there has
at last boen discovered a Bare and never
failing ramedr. It has been totted en
patienti, who havedlspaired of over being
oared, the results have been, In every case
wonderful. Qroff's Iuieamatism Care is
nneqnaled as a positive remedy in all
ensta of Chronie and Acute Inflammatory
T?l.a11aa!tan "ltnt T.nmlknni. Q.!nll
IO UUI1VUIIIIUII. .III.UUHHOIU, ""Ul, UlUUUljjU, OCIU.IUII,
Since his admission to tho bnr in 1880 Neuralgia, Dysmonorrhoea and all kind-
n lina Imnn In nriatiint hrnnttnn nt T?a.l I .l v..4lAm. T, l .1.. ..1-.1.1. t... .
ira niiDUHuuo, i in niniB vaiUHUie J1UU
Paritler, being espeoiallynaeful inKozema
jTioriuBin, ocruieiH, 011 uiununinr enlarge
Iu Order tn Intrrtrlnn nii.tnknrl.lii.
Coutjh Ruinody hero we sold several doz-
l.nlll,,. .. ..." 1. . ' .- .
"s " nvriov Kaarnntee anu nave
foued every bottlo did good servioo. Wo
havo mud it nnrsalvM nml thinlr It- nnr.
tor to any other. W. I. Mowrey. Jarvls
hip, ,,, a.
druggists.
For sale by Peyo & Urloe,
Pltchtr'tOattorla.
phllcJrtnQryfop
ment and dieasesof the liver and kidneys.
It Is absolutely free from all nnrcotios.
Severe attaoka are relloved in from one
to three days and a positive oote effected
in from &p te eighteen days, O, L. Cot
ting Bel Cload, Neb. 18-4m
illaeleii.
Thoro is no uso of my attempting
to toll who ia, vttendiog tho reunion
at Hastings this week, saffioe to say
that all arc there who could raiso the
noocsaary funds.
Dr. Aokioy anel family spent sever-
nl Jfta will friaads in thru vlotnibu
tho fore part ef ' the week,
W. U, Rennds ii making an ever
land trip through the west.
Han nen, wae nas ueoa woriiig
for A W. Cox, left fer his hoaie ii
Freitiur oonniy.
for Infants and Children.
IOTHERS, Do You Know ri,t vnc,
Itatoman's UrwjB, Cltifa-v-n Conllnl. many eo-calloil Hoothln.. Rvr,, .i
most remedies for cllMa-n nw cowikkkm! of opium or morphine!
Do Yon Know that opium und morphine oro stufylnK narcotic Isons f
Po Yon Know t,at In ami. countries druggists are not permitted to tell narcotics
without labeling them poisons 1
Do Yon Know that you ouM not permit nny modiclno to he given your child
unless you or your physician know of wliat It la couinocd f
Po Yon Know that Costcrla (s a purely vcgctablo preparation, and that a list of
Its Ingredients Is published with oiery bottlo t
Po Yon Know that Castotla U tho prescription of tl.o famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That It has boen In uso for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria Is now sold than
of oil other remedies for children nomblncd f
Po Yob Know that tho talent Offlco Deportment of tho United States, and of
other countries, havo Issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to uso tho word
Caetoria" and ltd formula, f d that to imitate them Is o stato prison olTcnso r
Po Yon Know that ono ul tho reasons for granting this government protection was
becauso Castoria had been proven to bo absolutely harxnloss?
Po Yon Know that 3ft average doses of Castoria aro furnished for 35
oeate, or ono cent a dose f
Po Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children mey
be kept well, and that you may bivo unbrokon rest 1
Well, these thlag ara worth knngir-.. Thoy aro facta.
The gao-elmUe
Igaatnre of
&m
te on ttttttj
wrnpper.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,
BOSS & BIFE, '
I'llOmiETORB op
WLWE BBAY 1MB.
Ordors Ordromptry Qllod. Your pntroniwo Hollcltod
E. G. MORANVILLE.
Livery and Feed Barn.
t'lrNt-cliiMi in every dvtail. I.ttts or room, hrlfilit lulled liny
and m Tiirity of Kraln. New rl and Nwll't Iioinvn eajj lie eeeureil
ftr elly or eonntry drive at reiiNOiiablo pilcc.
NOJITU OF JIOIjTjANJ HOUSE.
S. HondrlokH of Rirutton was
spending a fow dys with J. C. Hart
man. W. M. Grannis and T. J. Wheeler
wero doing business at Hluy Hill Sat
urday.
Joseph Pashby and family, 0. A.
Easterly and wifo. and Miss Corn Leo
spont Sunday at W. It. Anderson's.
Mr. Ncspol of Swanton was in this
oity looking after his intcrect in his
farm.
Mr. Thomas of Bruning is the
gusBt of Charles Aploy.
A. France was in Red Cloud on
Wodncsday.
Mrs Monroo and Miss Lona loft
Wednesday for eastern Knnnns nlmrn
they expect to mako their futuro
uomc.
Tho Camnbell bous. with the nfi'sis.
tanco of outside players, ozpootod to
do up tho Bladon baso ball nino, but
our boys played ball and had an easy
victory, tho Bcore standing 11 to 8.
.Tamn Dnritv end .1. T. (rnndntfiff
drovo to tho county seat Saturday.
Qcorgo Donny of Swanton drove
throuuh to this city tho foro part of
tho wook and reports very poor orops
east of here.
W. (1. Monro of Kwnntnn nnmn hern
Tuesday in tho interest of bis elevator
at mis piaoe
When movlmr into our nresent home I
found n battle of Chamberlain's Tain
Balm left hv n former tennnt. On tlm
label I found tho statement that It wa
Rood for outs and barns. lean testify to
the truth of this, Nothing in all my ix.
perlenoe has found its equal for blisters
and burns. F. E. Barrett, manager Le
Buear Sentinel, Le Saour, Mian. Pain
Balm is also a cure oure for rheumatinm.
For sale by Deyo &, Qrloe, dtngglata.
Tho list of lottera remaining at tho
post ofllco uncalled for up te Aug 29,
18!Xi:
Neighloy T Sheldon A H
The nbovo letters will be Bent to the
dead lottor ofllco Son. IS, 1895. If not
callod for, FitANKL'owDHit, Postmaster.
Ko appetltef Then do net try to force
feed down; bat nie tke most icleatlflo
means for restorlair tone to the stemnck.
Bewf Whr. bT tsklecr Aver'a Bajrinnar.
ilia, snd ia a enrpeisTngly short time,
year apnetlte will cease attain, and came
1 te stay,
"The" Watch.
For timokocning and durability nothing
boots the seventeen jeweled
Dkuiikr IIami'dkn WATon.
CALLONpENMAN
und examine thorn. Also his line of
Jewohy, Diamonds,
Spectacles, Clocks,
.VIM.M anil solid sllverwnro. sonvenlr spoons,
licirlhiiiidledkiihei ami forki. cnrvliiK sets
J1J!ficurVS,l!.l"m .,),,,, "es aacT other
nove-lllct. A Uno lino t Hiioeliicle and evo
fiiS?5i w lh 'Vf rehaimahlH lenses. teil"nlelS
?l,n your watch, clock and Jewelry re-
asTlver,w'mre!!,1UraV1,,K a"d T0Ur oM
TIIOS. PENfflAN
SlierKPe Stile.
"?:Mi.iy;fi3Sffi
..' r JM"hcii- "I'miiiiMi wy mo colli ilruKun rl
thnini.; inf'.i, . iL'if v.","Sr0B"r?"a.e
Was Mm." Sue! "Va nst'X rarSRSSfiS
JfurcliaiiltllanklUff Company as defendaiitTfor,
the sum of eno Ihousaiul nu elKhtf-two Too larV
dollars and eluht rents Kt.oi. n,i ni.i.TS:
'i 'Jia?Ve.v,""J Umu ,no fetlgwlaa reSl
costs.
estate. Uken m the protierty of ham dUnuiEEt
n lilni'k th rrv.nio ti i.. .i.Z 2?, 7.7.
towa now elty of Itod Cloud. Wehain? nimt5l
one i
Nebraska. ' .t
kMrt!".Hi11 Kw,1th1 jmo forsalotothehlHhest
Mdtjer. fur cah Id hnail. on the sothtiarel
SPe&fe&,WBS.TeS
..v.v... . ,v., u. (;uuil UlUI IM4U ai ino
henr of one o'cleck p. m. of said (tey.wlteu
aadlWheae due attendance will beKlveubV'ttn
uvaiershjnod.
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JamoipicNeny, AWV'for'lMalaillif'I
Wed loud, Nohraika, Auffutt SO, 1M3,
j. n. uuniiiKT. BiteriD.
TRADERS LUMBER CO.,
DEALERS IN
HTMIKISt an ?GA1
Building Matekiai., Etc.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
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