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Nerves arc weak, many people Bay,
nud vol they do not mtih to know
that they are literall Mnrving their
nerves. Weak, pale, tliin blood can
not give propel Mi-tenance that is
why you are iici'vnu. tired, exhausted.
The. ewe for this condition is to
purify, vitalize and enrich your Mood.
Tuko Hood's Saivuptirillii fairly nnd
faitlifully, and the rich, red blood,
which it makes, will won feed tho
norves the elements of true strength
thoy require; they will cease their agi
tation and will ivmiiiio their proper
piuoo being under the control in
stead of controlling the brain and
body. Head Mis Hartley's letter:
'I want to oxprcHs my Krntltudo for
What Hood's Hursuparilla has clone (or
Do. Kly health has been very poor (01
three years, due to troublo with my
Kidneys
I wan nervous, had pains in my back. I
cannot tell what I Buffered. My eyesight
became affected and 1 was no despondent
I did not linvc any interest in lifo. I had
two physicians, but my complaints bo
camo worse. I was told that I was affected
With BjiL'ht's disease. A relative- urged
mo to try Hood's Hnrsnjwrllln. I did bo
nd In n short tlmo I began to notlco a
chango In my condition. Things began
to appear brighter, my eyes Improved and
My Back
did not troublo mo so severe. My appe
tite returned and I gained strength every
day. I am now ablo to do my own work,
and feel perfectly well. I cannot And
words to express my gratltudo for what
Hood's Harsaparllla has done for mo and I
gladly recommend It." MibhKmaBaUt-LK1V-13-1''
S. Grant Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
IslicQjir True Wood I'urlflnr. All clrliKRists. $1.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood &('., Imcll. Mass.
j, r-.. cum l.lvrr Ills ; cny to
,nOOfJS FlIlS take, easy to operated.
Wcutlier lNircciiHtH.
Kki Cloud, Xru. April a, 18!X5
Tho following is the weather
forccaete fur thu next 21 hours:
Ntinurura tunllit und Katiinlnr.
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F. V. Cowdkn, Local Manager.
Notk These forecasts will bo dis
played duily in every poBtoflico in Web.
county.
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Wo Nnvc Decided
To continuo ouroffur to bond Tar. Chirp
and tho Nebraska and Kuobbb Farmer
to any address foe $1.10. Sond in your
addroes, and to tho subscriber who will
send us $1 for This Cmr.r nnd '2o cents
extra, wo will sond THKEK COPIES
OP THE FARMER to any nddrops ho
may select in tho United States or Can
adn, for ONE YEAR EACH. This is
a promium offer for Tin. Chikp.
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A Good rami lor Sulc.
Four miles north-west of Rod Cloud,
containing 100 acres. Tonus reasonable.
Apply to Mrs. Jan. Kirkwood, Fairfax,
Atchison county, Mo. 45Gm
Wanted IMinliiro
For about 75 hoad of horses. Writo
mo you terms, amount of pnRturago otc.
Thomah E. Kklly,
Lincoln, Nob.
SoIz'b shooB for durability nnd low
Trleo. Sold only by Wionor.
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The V. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
JStflsujiertor to all othvrfu , .
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SUNDAY SCHOOL IRK.
Woioler County I'uion Sunday
School Association Holds
In Convention.
much ixtekkst maxitiist.
Ooiuity Srliooln Well ltrircnilcil"
IntrrcMllns I'rouruiu presented
n ml KvcryoncSiillNfleil In
tho Work Done.
SIXTY ONK OKI.KUATIi I'KKSIINT
(CoutlniieU from lavt viik
AFTEKN00N flKSSlOjr.
Music.
Piayer by Mr. Kelsoy.
Election of offiaers. The following
officers were vloctod for thu ensuing
year:
L. P. Albright, re-elected piesident.
Mrs. McClaren, Vice-President.
Geo. Morhart, Cor. Scc'y.
Mrs. Fancott, Keo. Seo'y.
Mrs. Brakcfield, Treasurer.
Music.
Praiso service, conducted by George
Morhart.
Essays ''Tho Sunday-school toaoh
er eutsido ef the class," C. C. Biren,
Mrs. Cora Garber, Miss Laura Mich
aels. Music. Discussion of above topic
Eesajs On "Tho Observance of
tho Sabbath," by Mrs. A. Wilson,
Miss Nellie Bennett und Miss Ilugate.
Collection, f l.fiO.
Essays "Can a denominational
buuday-sohool be ucueutteu uy a
Union S. S. Ass'n ?" Miss Jnllie
West, Mrs. E. J. Duckcr, and Mrs. O.
C. Uoll.
Music.
Tho following resolutions were re
potted nnd adopted, viz:
We, the delegates, tcaclicrs, offloors,
and Sunday-school workers, together
in convention nnsombled, do adopt
tho following resolutions
Resolved; first, that wo heartily
ronder thanks to Almighty God for
his unspeakablo goodness, in that,
through his providence, ho has per
mitted so many warm-hearted, wholo
soulcd christians to assemble together
for mutual bonefit, nnd the glory of
His holy name.
Resolved: 2d, that wo truly uppre
date tho efforts put forth by our
worthy prcsidont and various commit
cca to tuttko this convention a glow
ing success,
Resolved; 3d, that wo extend our
thanks to tho rcooptien committee,
who so kindly mot and welcomed us
at tho opening of this convention;
to tho commitico on entertainment,
who so hospitably provided for our
weli'aro and comfort; to tho people of
Red Cloud, who so fraternally have
thrown open their homcst and wel
comed us to them, and have spared ne
pains to make it comfortable and
pleasant for ub.
Resolved; 5th, that we thank the
Congregational brcthron for tho uao of
their beautiful and commodious cjiuroh
in which to hold this convention.
Whereas, tho essays read and
speeches mado in this convention
havo so plainly shown us the need of
tho Sunday-school throughout this
county, and our duty in regard t
them; therefore, be it
ltcBolvefl, that wo eaeh and put
forth oar utmost endeavors to keep in
motion the impetus and onthuaiasui
wo have reecived in this aiwnWv.
Wo heartily endorso and raSdopt
tho resolutions passed at our last an
Dr. Price's Cream Bakjng Powder
World's Pair Wibart Award.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, Al'RI h 10, 1890.
nual convention, in regard to Temper
auro and Sihhath Otinrvincc.
Whereas, wo learn from our presi
dent's report that only nhnut one
third of tho chihlr in the county
are Sunday-school scholars, thoroforo
be it
Resolved, that wo oaah put forth a
special effort to overeomo tho wrong
in this condition of Sunday-school
work.
Resolved, that theso resolutions bo
spread upon thu minutes of the asso
ciation, and also that thoy be pub
lished in tho county newspapers.
S. K. JjOoan, )
C. C. Cox, Com.
ill us. 0. r. Knkiiit )
Questions from query box answered
by ilarvcj Cox
Music; No 15.
Benediction, Rev. ri. B. Wagoucr.
KVF.NINO SESnlON.
When time cutnu for tho opening of
the convention, the house was orowd-
ed to itn utmost capacity, and many
were turned away on account of thcro
not. being room.
Tho session opened by singing
"There is Sunshine in My Soul."
Prayer by Rev. Stinnett.
Music "Sing of tho Mighty Ono,"
"Tho Muster Wants Workers," "Scat
tering Precious Seeds."
Anthem by tho choir, "Abido in
Me."
Convention thon sang "Abundantly
Ablo to Save," "Moro About Jesus,"
"The Beautiful Light."
A selection by double malo quartet.
Address of welcomo by R. B Ful
ton. ,
Music, "Jesus is Calling." Selec
tion by Orphoan quartet.
The executive committee for the
onsuing year, as appointed by tho
president, is as follows: R. B. Ful
ton, J. S. White, C. L. Cotting, John
H. McCallum, S. K. Logan, Dr.. Hall
of Cowlcs, and Geo. Crow of Guide
Rock.
Collection, $3.30.
Tho question, "should christians
take an active part in plilios" was
very ably discussed by Revs. Max
field, Stinuett, Wagonor, Blackwcll
and Hummel, and, from what wo wero
able to clioit from tho reverend gen
tlemen's speeches, if they were at tho
bead ef tho politics, things would bo
run quito differently from what they
are at present.
Muaio, "Give Mo Thy Hoart,"
"Blost be tlio Tios."
Prayer and benediction by Rev.
Jargo.
BATUnpAY FORENOON.
Convention assembled at 8:30 a. in.
and opened tho session by singing
"Soattoring Seeds."
Praise servicos by C. II, Rust.
Morning lesson was read from tho
12th ohapftr of Romans. This sor
vioe was entered into with a great
deal ef christian spirit. Many wore
the earnest prayers that ascended to
our Heavenly Father from souls over
flowing with love.
Esiaji, "Tempcranco and tho Sab
bath Soboel," MVs. M. J. MoKolvoy
(read by Mrs, Braktficld), Miss Sarah
Fisher, and Mrs. 0. E. Ramey.
Discussion on this subjeot by var
ious parties.
Music, "Tho Beautiful Lights."
Essajs, "What advantages are de
rived by grading Sunday-sehools ?"
R. M. Coohrane, Sylvester Frisbie,
J. H. MoOallum, 6. K. Logan.
Duet by Messrs. Albright.
"Should lesson helps bo used in tho
glass" wav discussed by the conven
tion gonerally,
Music, "Walking in the Light."
phildrenCryfor
Pitcher's Cat ttrla
Duet by Miss Smith and Mr. Al
bright. Collection, $3 71.
The lollowing hills were presented
and allotted, and tho secrrtarj in
structed to draw orders on the treas
urer for tho bamc:
J. S. White, programs $3 50
Congregational church, coal,&o. 1 30
Jno. Foster, janitor 2 00
C. U Cotting, book, &o 'JO
r-'niuuiittce on program for ensuing
yrar, as appointed by president: 0.
C. Bell, Mrs. McClaren, Mrs. Cora
Garbvr, and Mrs, N. Bartlott,
Resolution offered by R. B. Fulton,
and adopted. "Resolved that this
convent in pledge for the Stkto Con
vention Uuion Sunday-school work for
tho ensuing year tho sum of $10.00.
Tho following porsons woio olontcd
as delegates to tho state convention,
J. II. McCallum, Mrs. Laura Winters;
and Mrs. Knight and Mrs, MeClaren
wero eleotcd as alternates. "
Music, "When the rell is called'Mip
jondcr." '
Benediction by Rev. Blaokwcll.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention convonod Jnt 1:30 p
in., prayer by Rev. Hummel.
lMusio, "(ill light of Light shine
in."
Praise sorvico was thon held in
which many took part,
Question box by Mr. Kclsey.
Committee on by-laws and consti
tution Appointed by president, Mrs.
Brakcficld, Mrs. C. J. Pope and Mrs.
0. C. Bell.
Moved and carried that wo havo a
semi-annual convention this yoar.
Musio, "There Is Joy."
Essajs, "In whoso hands is the dcs.
tiny of our country," by Prof. Wilson,
Mrs. Wm'. Dickson and Mrs. G. P.
Cathor.
Mu sic, "A chargo to keep I have."
Music, "Whitor than Snow."
Essays, "Has Christianity nhy rem
edy for drouth and crop failuro" by
Mrs. Laura Winters, Mrs. Prof, Wil
son, Mrs. BrakcGold and Mrs. J, C.
Warner.
Song, "Nebraska for Jesus."
Song by tho Blno Hill quartet.
Collection, $1.31.
On motion tho convention tendered
thoir heartfelt thanks to tho people of
Red Cloud for their kind hospitality
during this convention.
Music, "Wo will never say good by
in Heaven."
Benediotion by Rev. Duakin of
Cowlcs.
Adjourned.
C. B. Cuone, Ass't Sec.
ContnriCB ago, pooplttueedto fenr whnt
they called the pestilence, "lllnck Death"
wns tho most terrible thing in the world
to them, Tho; feared it ns people now
fenr tho Cholera and Yellow Fever, And
yet there is a thing that causes moro
mioory nnd more deaths than nuy of
thtno, It is so common that niue.tenths
ef all tho sickness In the world is trace
able to it. It ie meroly that simple, com
mon thing constipation. It makes peo
ple listless, causes dizziness, hendnohis,
loss of appetite, loss of Bleep, foul breath
and distress after eating. The little help
needed lf furnished by Dr. Pierces Pleas
ant Pellets. One pill is a gentle laxative
and two n mild onthnrtio. Once nse'ik
always in favor. If yon are careless
enough to let an onBcxupnlons dragglst
sell yoa something on , which he makes
more money, it Is yoar own fanlt If jou
do not' 'get well. Be sure and get Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Bend 21 eents
in one-dont stamps to World's Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N, Y,, and
reoeive Dr. Pierce's 1008 pbgo "Common
Senie Medioal Adviser," profusely illus
trated. For a tine hair tonio cull on Hutchin
son & iliatt, tho harbors,
A comploto now lino of wall papor at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
Highest of all in Leavening Power,
RoYal
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
Olio.
John Bretthnuer was a phasant
guest of .I. Lockhart Sunday.
Mr. Richardson of lUd Cloud was
in this vicinity tho first of the week
selling hog cholera medicine
Mrs. Carrie Harvey was visiting nt
A. T. Payne's ono day last woelc.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Holmes from near In-
avalo wero visitini: nt. Mr. Marker
Sunday.
M. Mathenia, our assessor, was
around visiting with the farmers Mun
day. Mr. Larrick nnd wife wero guests
at C. II. Wilson Sunday.
J. C. Brooku was in Rod Cloud on
business Saturday.
C.'J. Kelly and family from near
Hivcrtoji I'.z'X at Claudo Duval's
Sunday.
There will be an exhibition at Now
Virginia sohoel-houso Friday nightj
April 17. A general invitation is ex
tended. Fkncf.demakeu.
What tho Shnkors of Mount Lebanon
kuoa mora nboal than nuyhody else, is
tho uso of herbs nnd how to bo healthy.
1 hoy lmvo studied tho power of food.
They nimrly all live to a ripe old age.
Thu Blinker Digostiye Cordial Is pre
pared by the Hlmkors from herbs nnd
plants with n special toula power ovor
tho stomach.
It helps tho Btomach digest Kb food,
and digested food is the strength-maker.
Strong mnsoles, strong body, strong
brain, nil oomo from properly digested
food.
A sick stomnch can bo oared nnd dlgsB
tion mado eusy by Shaker Digestive Cor
dial. It cares nauson, loss of appetite, pain
in the stomaoh, headache, giddineiH, weak
ness and nil other symptoms of indiges
tion, certainly nnd permanently.
Hold by druggists. Trial bottle 10 conts.
IIllllli.
Wm. Crabill sold his fat cattlo Sat
uoday to parties in Rod Cloud.
Most of tho farmers havo commenc
ed plowing for oorn in this locality.
Evorrctt Bean, J. B. Wiseoarvcr
and their familios were callers at J.
Boan's Sunday,
Mrs. Anderson from Ilastinga was
visiting at Emory Bean's this wook.
C. F. Cathor is 'huving another
windmill ercotcd on his farm.
Mr, Brothaucr has the now addition
to his houso about completed.
MisscB Holmes and Hanson of Red''
Cloud woro visiting nt 0. E, Harney's
Sundny.
Rev. Bean will preach at Ploasant
Prairio Sunday, April 12, at 11 a. in.,
John Eriokson has boon to Iowa on
a short visit but is homo now.
Stunner.
Cliuinliorlmn'M Colic, Cholera
nnd Dlarrliocn Remedy.
This fs'thu best medicine in tho world
for bowel comptninia. It jaete quickly
and can nlways be depended'ripom'When
reduoed with water it is pleasant to tako.
Try it, and liko many others yon will re
commend it to yoar friends, For sale at
35 nnd SO cents per bottle by H, , Qrlce.
nuvnle.
The (.mall grain is moat all sown in
thoBO parts.
Charlos Olmsted now rides in a now
buggy.
Mr. Irons got in a carload of lum
ber this weak.
W. N. Richardcon shiiiped a car of
I stock from hero Sunday.
NUMBER 15
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Baking
Powder
Notice Any ono wanting to trade
n bike for a good horo nnd buirgy
call on Sylvester Frisbic, as lio has
no moro uso for n buggy.
Mr. Ayers was visiting at Mr. Olm
stcad's Monday.
Mr. Vance's insurunco man hava
been hero nnd straightened ovefj
thing up, Ho will not build before
fall.
Mr. A. C. Halo has purohasod A
new buggy of Lcstor Koontz.
Geo. Uumrael is hauling brick from
Red Cloud to fix Dp his mothot'fl
house.
Hogs tire up to three cents.
U.K.
Unrns nre absolutely painless wheu De
Witt's Witch Hizol Salvo is promptly ap
plied. This statement is true. A porfeet
remedy for shin diseases, ehappod hanSe
and lips, nud never fails to euro piles. .0
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ite yosi, work is Perfection.
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machines have run moro
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and seldom need repair.
Jilt sewing machines for
years andliavc constantly
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