THE RED CLOUD CHIEF. FRIDAY, OCT. 11, 1895.
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prepared by experienced
pharmacists f rum Saria
parllla, Dandelion, Man
drake, Dock,PJpnliewa,
Juniper Berries, and other well known
vegetable remedies. The Combination, Pro
portion and Process are Peculiar to Ilood'i
8amparllla, giving it strength and curatlre
at power Peculiar to Itself, not pot
av sewed by other medicines. Hood's
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Carts Scrofula, Salt Itbourn, Sores, Bolls,
Pimples and all other affections caused bj
Impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh,
Rheumatism. Kidney and Liver Com
plaints. It is Not What
wo Say, but what Ilood'i
kSanparllla Does, that
Tells tho 8tory Hood's
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Mead's Pill are gentle, Mild and effective
REPVHf.KMN TICKET.
Statu TUkct.
For JucIro of the Supreme Ceurt,
T. L. NOIIVAL, Sewnrtl.
For RoKenlM of the State University,
C. II. MOUUILT,, Lincoln.
11. L. GOULD, Keith County.
Judicial Ticket
For Juilie-10lh District,
JAMES McNKNV, Red Cloud.
Cottiilj Ticket.
For County Treasurer,
J.S WHITE.
For County Clerk,
L. II. FORT. '
For Clerk Dintiict Court,
JAS. RURDEN.
For Sheriff.
J. W. RUNCHEY.
For Superintendent,
D. M. IIUNTEK.
For County Judge,
S. WEST.
For Survoyor,
W. E. TIIORNE.
For Coroner,
DR. L. H. BECK.
For Supervisor Diatrict One,
E. PETERS, Guide Rook.
For Snporviaor District Two,
J. R. CROZIER, Stillwater.
For Supervisor District Four,
C. O. COX, Pleasant Hill.
For Supervisor Diatrict Five,
W.B.ROBY, Red Cloud.
For Supervisor District Six,
T. W. BAILEY, Bhtden.
For Supervisor Dlatriot Seven,
GEO. P. GATHER, Otto.
For Assessor,
JOS. W. WARREN.
For JimtioM of tho Peace,
J. PORTER, JR., let Word.
O. S. BENNETT, 2nd Ward.
For Constables,
GEO. W. SAUNDERS.
J. 0. WARNER.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
I
Every Ibw-buU coats tho county
wherein it is tried bo muoh money,
aside from tho cost that is dofrayed by
litigants. It tho case must be tried
twice, tho cost to the county 1b juat
doubled, of course. Every case tried
may be taken to tho eupreme court of
tbe atate when the decision of the dia-
. trict court is declared to bo right, or it
U declared to be wrong and the case la
aent back to the court from which it
came, to be tried again in the proper
way. These things are common know
ledge among lawyers, but the tax-payera
, do not atop to think how much of their
money goea for second and third trials,
because of error in the conduot ot triala
by the dlstrlot court. The published
deolalonB of the supreme court to date
how that fourteen cases from Judge
BeaU'a court have been decided, out ot
which ten have been reversed. In other
words, the. judge has guessed correotly
Juat about one-third of the time; the
balance ot the timo, costs have accumu
lated for tax-payers te pay. We have
sot stopped to figure what the actual
coata are, but the fact is plain that whe
ever ia the next judge will not only have
to dispose of whatever new litigation
arises, but also ubout two-thirds ot what
the present judge should have done, so
that the next term will cost just two
thlrdn moro than it should, because- it
takes four yeura for cases to begin to bo
tried the second time in tho district
court. There ia only ono other judge in
this atate who has nearly so many ro
versula charged up to him, and this dia
trict bun some ot tho bost legal talent in
the atate. The cost to the litigant ia
ruinous, too. Evidently two-thirds ot
the litigants ars distrustful ot tho
judge's accuracy, and appeal is tedious
nd costly, bo that, in numeroua cases,
iacompotency, by delay, works a denial
of justice, One hundred twenty-five
cases are ponding in the supreme court
from this district. Not three or five or
ten judges could keep the werk ot that
court up to date it all the districts are
like ours. The remedy is at hems:
Make the distriot oourt respected for its
learning and probity, and these appeals
nd writs of error will begin to oeaae,
and eur judicial mattsra will cease to be
congested. Time was, when in four
years only twenty-nine esses went to
the supreme court from this diatrict,
and only oight came back reversed. We
can have this condition again by the
election ot James MoNony. Voters,
ponder on these facte, and do not deny
youraolvt-u justice because of politicul
tenets.
THE TARIFF.
It Is st Necessity tmr the Prosper
ity of the Lithorliisj Man.
Rend what a former rank froe trader
siiya in regard to the tariff. Thoro is
not ono thing that we know of that ia
truer than tho saying of the writer
whose Htory tells tho whole truth in re-
nurd to the conditions ot our country
today. Read it carofully and then vow
that, It you live, jon will voto tho repub
lican ticket from this time henceforth
TUB WILSON MM..
The prosperity ot n country is 'depend
ent upon its revonue. Whntaver policy
may bo adopted, tho expenditures ot a
peoplo should not be in excess ot their
receipts. This is just ae truo ot a gov
ernment as it is of an individual, and it
will boar emphatic repetition. It is not
difficult to foretell whut will happen to
the man who spends more than he earns.
The same principle, adoptod by a gov
ernment, lends to the bhiiio results, af
fecting not only its agencies and powers
bnt also lie component parte the peo
plo.
The existing stagnation ot the coun
try's Industries and the depleted condl
tion of the troasury are attributable, fcr
the most part, to the prosent policy ot
J tho government in its system of reven
ue. What is called free trade is des
tructive of the Interests ot the great
majority of tho people. Wherever it
huH beon adopted the many have beon
compelled to labor and toil at wages in
Hufllclent to supply the necessary wants
of an honest livelihood. Tho alternative
has tthvnjs been either utarvation or
immigration. This accounts for the
landing st thousands upon thousanda at
ChsIIo Gurden during tho past quarter
of a century. Many American indus
tries wero compelled to close whon tho
''free list" in tho Wilson bill became op
erative. Tho Express pointed out dur
ing the pendoncy of tho bill that the
trolden visions of free raw material were
tl usionary, and would create precisely
i he atate ef affairs which now exists.
Behold the decrease ot industrml activ
ity: the great army of the unemployed,
and the balance of trade against us to
the amount ot neurly eighty millions I
A tariff below an economical adminis
tration of tho n Hairs ot tho government,
or in excess ot the demands fer the
same character ot administrations, are
two extremes which should be avoided.
The safest course Hob between the two.
Neither the peoplo nor the interests of
tho country demand a pauper-making
iro trsue or a reooer tarin.
Thn cry and clamor for froe lumber
ana iron; rroo glass and glue; free wool
and free raw material ot almost all
kinds has had Us effect upon the people,
and the industries of the country in ne
uncertain way. The injury whioh it
has wrought has fallen upon those leat
able to bear, while the benefits whioh it
bus entailed has redounded to the En
glish manufaotuter and tho Auatralian
wool grower.
The present system for creating rev
enue has been in operation about one
year. What are its fruits T Has it
produced plenty, or want? It does not
require much observation to answer
these interrogations instantaneously.
Tho distressed or destroyed industries of
many kinds, the hundreds ef thousands
of American workers driven out ot em
ployment; Amorican freight carried in
British hottomn, with the balance of
trade in favor of foreign nations supply
ing the gold t the treasury through the
manipulations of foreign Syndicates are
so many monuments to the colossal stu
pidity that devised the system which
has wrought this result." San Antonio
(Texas) Express. Democratic
MoNutr all the time. He is gaining
votes every day.
Tns delegates to the democratic con
vention set down on Judge Beall, there
being only two or three who were in
faver of endorsing him. .
They talk about finding gold In Ne
braska. There has been several In
stances whsrs gold has been found in
this county in good saying quantities, it
is said.
Tbi Caiar heard ot a man this week
who asked anether to do some werk for
him, and when the fellew refused, he
attempted to get even by trying to scare
the women of the house, by appearing
in the neighborhood of the premises.
Suoh conduct should be remedied by
shotgun treatment.
Hon. Jas. McNeny can aurely read his
title clear to the judgeship ot the tenth
district. The people can put no better
maa in as judge. He is a friend of the
people, firmly and consistently. The
people pay the bill and they have a right
to have the best men obtainable in the
office of district judge, and Jaa. MoNeny
is that man.
Judos Beall and Johnnie Logan cir
culating wildly among a crowd of demo
crats delegates, that was what angered
several citizens ot this distriot Tuesday
last. As a lobbyist the judge is a hum
mer but the democrats took theirs
straight just ths same and refused to
endorse. Probably the judge's presence
and activity hastened this result,
A prominent demo-pop once denounc
ed 0. Cleveland In clarion tones and
ad closed by admitting that perhaps
the president waa honest but his ignor
ance negatived his honesty, hence he
should go out under snother flag (the
populist) to fight his country's battles
upon the western plains. How about
Judge Beall and ten cases out of four
teen overruled. Populists, ponder ere
you voto.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair lilghwt Mtda I and Dtploeuu
Our Uoys Will WIu.
Tnr. republicans ot Webster county
could not have put up a bettor set ot
men for county positions. For instance
there ia J. S. While, the most successful
collector of taxes that has over held a
county office. Ho baa collooted taxes
that wero supposed to have been worth-
lees for many yoara.
Thon thero is L. II. Fort the best and
moot competont clerk that ever put a
pen to the county records. Well quali
fied in ovory respoct.
J. W. Runchoy has beon sheriff for tho
past two yoars and as a sheriff ho has
beon most courteous and prompt in the
oxocutton of his official duties. No one
could fill tho offico better.
D. M. Hunter, the present incumbent
of tho county superintendent's office, has
by his excellent work and tho way that
ho has conducted the office, mado many
f lends In all tho different political par
tie j who will voto for him. He hns bosn
a perfect success.
Jbb. Burden, the nominoe for district
olork is perfectly competont to hold that
office and will bo elected. Evory man
who castB a vote should romember Bur
den. Samuel West. His name is familiar
to every roan, woman and child in Web
ster county. As judge of the county
court thero would bo simple justice
meted out to all. Sam is ono of thoeo
big hearted follows that always wiphes
his fellow man prosperity. His ability
to fill the office ia unquestioned.
W. E. Thome and Dr. Book, nominees
for survoyor and coroner, nro mon who
nro well qnalifiod to fill tho offico for
whioh they have boon nominated.
From the etate ticket down to the city
tickot you can not find a better sot of
men and they represent principles that
no other party can present that nro of so
vital importance to the American people
namely: "protection " and reciprocity,"
that is if wo deeiro a return to nrosneritv
and we beliove the people do desiro it.
Vote tho entire republican tickot.
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AN ABSOLUTE CURE FOR THE WORST
CASES OF RHEUMATISM.
The Flat Language ot Mr. Oscar
PIKe-The Greatest or Alt Remedies
Acraanpltetie HI Care After many
months ot Wtikntu tHHarlBB
No Tedious waltlug for iMprove
raeut. Paine'a oclsry eompoand is the ene
kaewn apaoifie fer the cure of rheu
matism.
And it does not neei a tedious trial
te prove it.
Tho effeot of this best of remedies
is straightway felt.
Not a week goea by before the pains
of rheumatism diminish.
Thoussnds of men and women have
told ef the data ana nights of pain
and feebleaess exchanged in a few
weeks fer aotivity and strssgth.
Paiue's celery compound has won
the reputation ef being the remedy
"that makes the people wsll." Its
geod werks extend from Oregoa to
Maine, In every state in the Uaion
there has been piled up in the news
paper and aedisol jouraals, a tremen
dous ameunt of indisputable evidence
of tbs ourative power of Paiue's celery
oempeuad over all fsrms of nervoui
debility and diseases ot the blood
It oures after aature's plan, by afford
ing autrition for every part of the
body, overhauling the worn-ouM issues
and supplying new brain and mrve
material, sending pure blood through
the reins, invigerating the whole sys
tem, and removing the oause of dis
ease. Mr. Oioar Pike, a well known resi
dent ef Priaoten, Maine, recently sent
the following unsoliciled letter te tho
proprietors of this waaderfal remedy.
"Tow years age I was taken siok
with what the dootors sailed the grip.
I was improving when I took on a vi
olent celd and ehill. Then rheuma
tism set ia. first in the joints of my
shoulders, then down my hands and
arms, then all over. Feet, hand and
legs swelled. I oould not put my
hand te my head; could not throw the
olothes off from me; could net dress er
undress myself, aor get out of my
chair witbeut help, For a year and a
half I tried all kinds of medieine and
aarsaparillas, with little or ne relief.
I was 73 yeara old. Some one told
at to try Paine'a celery compound.
After I had taken three bottles I
found a marked improvement. I have
now taken twelvo bettles and the re
sult is I eat and sleep wrII. do mv
own work and go about as usual, get
ting in and out of ray carriage with
out help. I have bssn tempted te put
an artiolo in the looal paper fer the
benefit of those that ars affiioted as I
have bssn."
Mr. Pike is well kaova ia hit le-
eality, He is the founder and presi
dent ef the North Washiagtea Agri
oultural 8eoiety aid Trotting Alio
oiatiea. When he gees for hit mail,
he says, people ask him what ho has
been doing that he ia improving so ef
late, and ho answers as do thousands
of others throughout the country
"Paine'a' celery compound has made
me welll"
HWRY
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Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
DR. KILMER'S
KIDNEUIVER-i2SBiAPr?l!
Dissolve Gravel
Oall stono, brick dust In urlno, pain In urethra,
straining after urination, pain In tho back and
nips, suddon stoppage of water with pressure.
Blight's Disease
Tnbo casts In urlno, scanty urine. Surcmp-Root
cures urinary troubles and kidney difficulties.
Liver Complaint
fforpld or enlarged liver, foul breath, bilious
ness, bilious headache, poor digestion, gout.
Catarrh of the Bladder
Inflammation, Irritation, ulceration, dribbling,
frequent calls, pass blood, mucus or pus.
At Druggists SO cents and $1.00Stse.
"lanlM OulAa to ntlth" rre-OMualtattoa tree.
Dm. Kilmxii A Co., Bmohamtov, N. T.
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SCHOOL ITEMS.
Rev. Maxflold called on the fifth room
Monday afeternoon.
Miss Daisy Plumb was in attendance
at the senior recitations Tuesday morn
ing. Mamio Weideman conducted the Ci
cero recitation Tuesday.
Helen Roby had chargo of tho Amori
can Literature class Monday.
Tho school-board has granted the
pupils one day, Friday, which they may
attend the fair. "Thanks."
Prof. Caster culled on tho high Rchool
Monday a. m. and bade them farewell,
before leaving the city for Lincoln.
Miss Mable Saunders, one of our jun
ior girls, hss been absent from school a
week. It is roportod that Mable fell
from her wheel while going over tho hill
toward the B. A M. eating house.
Foot-ball is the game fer tho high
school, in which Prof. Wilson takoe a
prominent part.
The eonior class ot the high school
thinks that they are sadly imposed upon
by having to take Ave studies but Pref.
Wilson seorae qulto satisfied with the
amount ot work. They hope he will de
cldo te relieve them of the fifth study.
If your children are sabjeet te erenp
wateh fer the irst symptom of the dis
ease horssness. If Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is givsa as soon as the
ehlls bMosaes horse it will prevent the
attaek. Evea after the eronnv oeturh
has sppeared the attaek oan alwaya be
prevented oy giving tnis remedy. It Is
also invaluable for colds and whooping
oongh. Fer sale by Days t Orlee.
i in i
arrest and Ilea icekers'
Excursion.
The Missouri, Kansss sad Texas
Railway company will aell tickets at
u really reduced rates ea September
10th sad 24th, te poinia in Miisoari,
Kansaa aad TVxes. Fer further par
ticulars, address
Gis. A. McNott,
P. P. A . Kaa&as City, Me.
The Darlington, Wis, Journal says
editorially ef a pepnlar patent medieine:
"We knew treat experienee that Cham
berlain's Cells, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Is all that ie claimed fer it, as ea
two eecaaiena it stopped exerneietiag
palas and poa sibly saved as from, as ea
timely grave. We wenld net rest easy
over night without it in the aease.'
This remedy andoabtealy saves asore
paia and snf erins than ear other aaedi-
elae ia the we'ld. Every family sheet
sees it ia trie heate rer it is sore te be
aeeded sooner er later. For sale by Deyo'
ttGrieo.
Children Cryfer
Pitcher's Castorla.
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You can earn i each day "giving" our
absolutely indiasensible househsld ar
ticle away, New plan of work, making
experience unnecessary and success cer
tain for either sex in any aeotloo. Sam
ple dozen free. Credit given. Freight
paid. Address, Maxnoss MVc Co., 17
Melrose Park, 111.
JBrlek for tale).
20,000 brick for aale at reasonable
prices. O. B. Crone.
Tax Sale Notice.
To Whom it may Ceneern:
Tkt netlco tliat on January 24tb, IBM,
The Wr stern Land Corapauy purcbaietl at pri
vates tax Rale, at the treasurer et Webiter
county. Nebriuka, the lellewlnR described:
lands situated In Webstar eauoty. Nebraska,
tor the delinquent taxes tbereou for thevear
1893, to-wlt:
The net of section It. In township 3. range
11. taxed an .iKimarjr 2uh, 1894, In the name ot
Wanzel Lew.
the set Of sertlon 14. In townhln2. rantrn in.
taxed on JHiinary 2th, 1884, lu the name ot
jeiepb Bradford.
The net ot the swt ef stetlen SO, In township
1, ranie it. taxed Januiry 24th, 1894, la the
name U 'ibos. I. and Alice K. Kennedy.
The se4 ot the nw or section 20, in township
l.rauge 12. taxed on January 84th, 1894, lu the
name of Thou. P. and Alice K, Kennedy,
That the time fer the. reeemptien ef said
SStMSS"1 I"l."?.,e! win expire on January
ssib, l8M.at waleh lime the undersigned will
applyto the oeunty treasurer of aalS Webster
eounty, for a deed te said land unless rederap-
.Jgeted t BleoMlBftoa, Neb,. October Mb,
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Preserve your teeth by keeping
them clean and possibly save a
dozen. Our line of tooth
brushes is well assorted and
extensive. A fair quality at 10c
up to the finest French and
Japanese imported at 25c to
40c. Next time you need one
better try us.
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