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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 18WJ.
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To the Editor : 1 Inve an ahsoluto
remedy for Consumption. By its timely usis
thousands of hopclsss cases have boen already
permanently cured. So proof-positive am I
of Its power that I consider it my duty to
ttndfxo bottles frte totnose oi your reaujrs
who have Consumptlonjhroat, Bronchial or i
Lung Trouble, if tiiey will write me their
opress and postoflice address. Sincerely, I
T. A. StOCUM, H. Ci isi Pearl St., Hew York.
Bf The Editorial unci itailnru Mnimnt of
thit l'ktnr Uurantoo tbis goncrous 1'toiHisttloo-
THE CHIEF
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6. Local Kit-Mil. Iv a m. .
M.KBStKrelKlil. " '-'I'. . 1:00 P.m.
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142, Mixed Train, l.v U .15 u.in. Ar 11:15 p. m
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83. Kast Frt'lislit. l.v II :ir n. m. Ar 10:30 a. m
HI, Mixed TimIii. " I2:ftt p. til. " IliO'.a. in
15, Passenger. " 8:iun. m. " 8:30 p. in
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TIIK UON TON'S
15c MEAL:
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The Gran.l Hotel.
Cor Mil &Q -tt , Lincoln, NVb.
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lOfi Nicely Fiirnlxlii'il ItoomB. Elovntor.
HteBm Hunt. Eleotrio UelU. Only two
blocks from ili two principal thea
tres. W.T SI'KNCK. S. T. SriISC'K, Managers.
ftjlKS. J ll SIIIHKY,
IVI Tenrlier of
iiwruuiur.vrAi, jiusk:.
CuBtomtiry prices. Daily halt hour los
Bona to now beginners at rouBonablo
rates.
DC. JENKINS.
TKAOIUUOF
Violin, 'ornct and Clarinet.
lied Cloud, Neb.
Will Kimrnnlee Mitmfm'llon to scholara who
desire in Irani mux i Hie almve li.stninieiiis.
WlllttlNe lliree lt-fniis (earh li-saonoee Imur)
forji.w. Planes iiimil pi-pefly. l.;.iMj wont
st till office, nr aililifM in, Keiierat ullveiy
and I will ctll.
OIlS n EM8.
See bargains in Cincinnati Shoe Store
ad.
Campaign buttons utNowhouse Bros.,
the Jowolers.
Hugh Miner received a now 4,ThiBtle"
tandem this week. It ie a "bird."
Mrs. Carrie Sow ter returned from a
visit in Norton, Kansas, last Saturday.
Douglas Ctither in now performing tho
duties of iiict-uonger by for tho B A M.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures
Colds, oronp nud whooping oough. It in
pleasant, nfu and reliable. For Bale by
11. E. Grico.
It Booms to uh tliHt property owners in
Uod Cloud ought to be ashamed of al
lowing wuxle to grow on tlioir promisee.
It ia a diegrace, ulliitly.
Homer Fhimuhi.. winner of tho Chi
cago road raw I'm' year, 1b following tho
Nebraska ftnfe eiri-uit. and will ride in
tho ruets at Red t'i cul on the.'lOth.
Attorney Bernard MuNony is home
from Colorado Sprii.gw, where he pur
chapcd a halt interest in Camp Seward.
Ho will eojn bo a bloated i oudholdor.
Small in M.e, but great in results. De
Witt's I.intw Eariy Ulsers not gently but
thoroughly, eurim: ndigtion, dyspep
sia and ponstipaMoii. Small pill, safe
pill, bent pill. C I Cutting.
When we consider that the inteBtines
are about five time hb long an the body
nan renbro the intense sutlerlng ex
perienced when they
become inflames,
DeWitt's Colio and Cholera Cnre snbdues
inflammation at onoe and completely re
movea tho dtflionlty. O h Cotting.
Mrs. Horton will conduct tho eorvicos
at the CongreRational church next Sun
day morning, July 2Cth, at 10:30 o'olock.
The principal part of theaorvicoB will bo
a "Candle Sormon" for the chidrcn. All
childron nro cordially invited and urged
to bo preeont. Parents will pleaao boar
it in mind and bring tboir childron
oarly.
D. J. Myers, tho preeont mayor of this
city, isliablo to go L. P. Albright one
better, and succeed Secretary Piper next
torm. Mr. Myora is ably fitted to
BBinimo chnrgn of the stato secretary's
ottlco, and while ho has never indicntod
a deflire to attuin that poeition, ho has
oomo staunoh frionda who will use all
hanorablo means to eocuro his nomina
tion, which monnBolection. Tho Nation.
CITY m:vs.
Correct time tit I'enmnnV.
Attend tlio niOfa on the HOth.
Kd llohauini whh in iUd Cloud thin
week.
Hioiclo ehoes $1.75 at Cinoiunati Shoe
Store.
Prof. O. M. Castor wan in Hod Cloud
this week.
Bernard Mt'N'etiy left this week for
Now Vork.
Tan elioo polish and cleaner at Haley's
Shoe Store.
Ileniy Dlederich and wifo were In
Campbell this week.
It you desire to know your birth Btono
look at Ponman'u ad,
If you want your repairing done right
get Geo. Blair to do it.
S. Lindeey, the butcher, hnB moved
his family into the city.
Tho Btato bicycle moot is next Thurs
day tho .'10th day of July.
Shoo dressing for rueeet and tan shoos
at Cincinnati Shoe Store.
Win. IiichardBon and wife wero in
Bertrand, Neb., this weok.
If you want n tin roof that won't loak
got Geo, Blair to put it on.
Mrs. J. J. Garborof McCook is visit
ing in Bed Cloud this weok,
D. M. Hunter's Sunday-school claei
gavo a picnic on Thursday last.
F. W. Fuller ia tho happy papn of nn
eight pound boy, which nrrived this
week .
Alwn)s In eeason, llopkin's Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn). Elegant lunch
in milk.
Will chnnge your tan shoos to Ox
Blood or Black. Cincinnati Boot and
Shoo etoro.
Nels Longtin and family are visiting
with Joo Dandurand and family in Kan
sas this wook.
The hnndsomo agont, Mr. Edwards, of
tho Smith writing machine, was in the
city this week.
Mrs. Goo. F. Bense, of Denver, is in
the city visiting with her son, W. S.
Bonee, this week.
Mrs. Jos. Herburger is visiting in
Colby, Kansas, this week, with tho fam
ily of Gub Lauterbach.
Marshall Koby, who is now located at
Colorado Springs, is visiting at his home
in Red Clond this weok.
When you want a nice smooth shave
or hair-cut, give Goo. Fontroea a call
One door south of the Bon Ton Bakery.
Wm. Shoop, an oarly resident of Red
Cloud, now of Lebanon, was visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Silas Fincher, this
week.
A. Morhart has just received a car of
binding twino direct from the factory
and his prices are right. Call beforo
you buy.
W. S. Honao has added a gas engine to
his rcstnurant to prupol the fans. Billy
is an onterprising fellow, and desorres
great credit.
Persons who have a couching spoil
uvery night, on aocoant of a tickling sen
sation in the throat, may overcome it at
mice by a dose of Ono Mimito Cough
Cnre. CLColting.
Charloy Guilford is tho happy daddy
of a bouncing baby boy. Uncle Jorry
O'Connor feels his oats on tho occasion
bocauf-e he is grand-pa.
If you nro desirous of assisting one of
tho best enterprises in the west you
should subscribo for the Nebraska and
Kansas Farmor, Poultry nhd Stock
JoiirnuL, and Bond somo copies oast.
Mrs. 8. F. Spokestlold was in Rod
Cloud tills week, looking liko herself
again after a sovero illness. Tiik Cm ra
le ploased to noto her improvement.
Our popular clothing morchnnt, t.
C. Wioner, loft for Donvor Fridny
night, accompanied by his niece, Mies
Helon Jacoby of Chicago. On thoir re
turn, M!eb Jacoby will remain in this
city indefinitely with hor undo.
Guy Tennant was thrown from a horeo
tho other night, and had the misfortune
to dislocato his Bhoulder. Misfortuno
seeiriB to run in spots, for only a fow
wooks ago his fathor, Mr. Frank Ton
nant, had his shouldor broken while in
Cripple Crook.
Tho S. of V. Band discoursed vary
swoot music on our streets Saturday
evening to tho enjoyraont of our people.
Tho band is one of the beat in tho Btato.
Tlin nnnnla nf T?rwl Plnn;l nhnnlil lin
imir.r .iir.XTiox.
Como to tho bli'jolo races on tho IMUh.
Cincinnati Shoo Storo for repairing.
Frank Ktiehu was in Buatriuo this
week.
Mrs. Thou. Kralik is visiting in Iowa
this wook.
Bicycle shoes at Cincinnati Shoo
Store $1.7,.
O. O. Bell is in Colorado Springe. Col.,
on business.
John Crane and wifo wero in lted
Cloud this weok.
Mrs. Cora Kidd is visiting hor paronta
and frionda in this city.
For a film hair tonio call on Hutchin
son & Hititt. tho harbors.
Wo sell tho Dal I Bearing Bicycle shoes.
Cincinnati Shoe Storo.
S. Payton, of Lebanon, Kansas, was
in Bed Cloud this weok.
Quality in binding twino Is a big item.
A. Morhart has the best.
Mrs. Callahap of Tccumsoh was visit
ing in tho city this weok,
I havo tho only thnroughbrod Jerooy
bull in Kcd Cloud, Lou Aultz.
Go to Cincinnati Shoe Storo with your
shoo repairing. New workman.
Tho ladleB of the W. It. C. hold a pic
nic in 1 1 ii tumors grnvo this afternoon.
Oon't fail to bbvo our monoy by buy
ing your binding twino of A. Morhart.
M. W. Fuller, of Campbell, was visit
ing with his son, F. W. Fullar, this
wook.
Hon. Jns. McNony was callod t Now
Vork state this wook by tho death of his
mother.
H. E. Pond has 320 acres of woll
foncod and woll-watered pnsturo land
for rent cheap.
Frank Lindsey wears his hand in
patches from coming in contact with a
barb wiro fonco.
Uerby Conover was kicked by n colt
Thursday night, which resulted in a
dislocated shouldor.
Do you want your tnn shoes changed
to Ox Blood or Black color take them to
Cincinnati Shoo Store.
A. W. Richardson and wif.-, of Rey
nolds, Nebraska, are visiting Wesley
Throckmorton this woek.
Miss P. D. Yoieer dosiros to add to
her present class. Studio in the Moon
block. She is a fine artist.
J. A. Hosmer, brother of tho editor,
haa returned to Dee Moines, Iowa, after
visiting a few days in this city.
Do you want a pair of shoos made to
tltf Go to Cincinnati Shoe Store
Only custom shoemaker in the city.
Mrs. Sadie Cumminge, who has boen
visiting in California for raaro than a
year, returned to Rod Cloud Monday.
C. C. Cowden, assisted by F. P. Had
loy, has secured tho painting of the
Burlington Eating House. Thoso gon
tlomon uro artistic painters.
Pass the good word along tho line
Piles can bo quiokly oiired without an op
eration by simply applying De Witt's
Witch Hnzel Halve. O L Cotting.
John Devlin narrowly escaped being
soriouslv injured Sunday night while on
the train coming west. He is fireman
and was doing duty on train 15 Sunday,
when, noar Byron, tho piston rod that
couples the drive wheels bocamo de
tached und tore oil tho eido of tho cab
throwing Johnny into the coal bunkers
and injuring him slightly. Word was
telegraphed to this city and n rescuo
ongino was eont uftnr tho train, which
came in soveral hours late.
Honry Scott Bonds in the following
verso :
May tho rose of England novor blow,
Tho thistle of Scotland novor grow:
Mny ihn bnrp of Ireland novor play
Till Wm. McKinley has won tho day.
The list of letters romaining at tho
poBt-ollico uncalled for up to July 23,
18'Jfi:
Franklin, J W Shult, Effio
Waterman, Myrtle
Tho above lottora will bo sent to tho
dead letter ofllco Aug. G, 1890. If not
called for. Fkank Cowdkn, PoBtmostor.
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Rev. Blnckwoll is visiting his peoplo at
Inavale and New Virginia,
Ikstingsdistrict, "School of Methods"
for LongiM uork, opens at Dmveeson
August Ultli.
Rev. P. C. Johnson, I). 1), and Mrs.
J. R, Woodcock will address the Kp.
worthlaiis at Dowees from time to time
during tho "School of .Methods" upon
different departments of league work
Twenty-live or more of Re 1 Cloud's
young poonle should attend this school
of Methodh" where new ideas will be
presented,
The shade, grove, tents, Hulling and
bathing and instructions will all bo of a
high order.
Rev. W. If. Alexander, our presiding
ol.lor has cordially invited all the oiing
poopln of Hastings district to attend the
"School of Methods."
Rov. Hummel receivod forty members
into tho church Inst Sabbath at libido ti
Rov. Motcalf not only occupied but
tilled our pulpit laet Sabbath to the de
light of all in attendance.
Wo greatly enjoml preaching to a
largo audience at Eckley last Sabbath
at 11 and II o'clock. A ride of thirty livo
miles und three Bermotm made a full
day's work for one not attempting bo
niucn only occasionally.
Don't forgot this very important fact,
next Sabbath, tho 27th will bo "Debt
Paying Day," for our Missionary society
and let every member niiUo a contribution.
MINER BROS.
SEE THAT"
New
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Weichine
We are anxious to do a little good in
tnis world and can think of no pliiisanter
or better way to do it than by reucomend
ing One Minute Cough Cure us a preven
tive of pneumonia, ooiiBiimptiou nml
other serious lung troubles that follow
neglected uelds. C Ii Cotting.
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On next Thursday the statu bicycle
circuit will reach Red Cloud, bringing
with it a host of the swiftest riders of
KnnBna, Iown and Nebraska, also boiuo
ontries have been received from Denver
and Chicago. Do not fail to attend th o
racoa on that day, or you will inies tho
trout of your life time. Tho state record
breakors will be hero to entertain the
people. A commodious ampitheutro
iiHH beon erected which will seat u largo
number of people, and the truck is con
tinually being worked upon in order to
have it in tho bcBt possible condition.
The bicycle club is sparing no pains
to make the meet a success. They in
tend giving the visitors u royal welcome
so they will come again. The matiHge
ruont have decided to charge only 25cts
admission for adults and lOotB for chil
dren. No one can hosituto und miss
sooing tlieBO races for such a nominal
sum us that. The railroad faro haa boon
reduced to one fare and u third.
That
we are going to give away.
Has Four Drawers,
Oak Finish, . . .
Valued at $35.00.
DlHrrlicu and lycntery
are dangerous, and yon should not bo
without n bottle, of Ueggs' Diarrhea
Balsam in the limine at this season of
the year, as it relieves at once. No bad
results follow. Hold by O. L. Cotting.
MACHINE
Will be given away Absolutely Free
August 1, 1896,
To Our Customers,
Come and sec us about it.
Miner Bros.
The Old Reliable Grocers
nrouu of the uanu.
is an accomplished muBicinn
Awarded
Highest Honors-Worlds M
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CREAM
BAKING
POWMI
MOST PERFECT MADE.
.A pute Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. rH
i Ammonia, Aium or any outer raiuunfl
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Prof. Carl Jenkins
and has
the band woll tiuinod.
Lush Haskina is running in hard luck
these days. First his boy was thrown
from a horeo and quite badly injured.
Now comoa Lush, who, whilo driving
with his buggy and team had tho mis
fortune of having tho nockyoke break,
tho polo dropping down causod tho bug
gy to bo overthrown and ho with it,
staving him up considerably besides
fracturing six ribs.
Prof. Alvin Popo, on Thursday after
noon, moandered toward tho pasture
after his daddy's cow. The young man
haa been absent from home for some time
and had forgotten the color of the bo
vine. Ho finally reached the pasture
and solemnly marched in, selected a cow
that he thought was all right, and then
marched out again, tho cow preceding
him. The animal took a difforont route,
but Alvin finally landed her at his fath
er's gate, Thon you ought to have
heard the horse laugh that Ot gave him.
He drove the cow back and afllrms that
he will not go after the cow unless she
haa a mark on her ao that he will not
, have to do ao much walking.
An Economical Hoard.
The board of Supervisors of Webster
county aro very desiroUB of displaying
the hand of economy when it comes to
ropublican nowspnpors, but when the
pop pnpor iB the bidder that make a
dilferonce, as was shown last week in
letting the tax list. The Leader put in
a bid for five cents on each description
for town lots, and tun cents oach for
land, which, supposing the list to be
worth 9180, would havo savad t lie county
$210. McMillan of the Belt put in a bid
for ten cents straight for the work,
which would Invo savod the county
about ono hundred dollars. In the face
of these facts tho board let tho contract
to thoNation for the full price, ten conts
for town lots and twonty conts for land.
That is economy with a vongence. Tho
vote stood: Nays; Roby, Petors, Kort,
('.)', yeas, Hoffman, Popo, Egglington,
Shirley (4), What has become of their
boasted economy If If it had Ijeon u re
publican board tho lowest bidder would
have takon tho plum, but under the
boasted pop ordor of things economy
moans oconnmy when republicans are
bidding, und whon pops bid it doesn't
mean unything, tako it at your own
price and go. Their boastod reform is
only skin doop, und horoutter tho vot
ers of WobBter county will soo to it that
republicans till tho ofllcos.
Losing
Flesh
You naturally lose flesh in
the summer and running down
is so easy. You get a little
weaker each day without hard
ly noticing it. There is loss of
appetite, headache, weakness
of the muscles, disturbed sleep,
weakness of memory, and these
are the beginning of nervous
prostration. Iron and tonics
and bitters may afford some
temporary relief, but what you
need is a food for body, brain
and nerves.
StxtR6mul4iC3TU
of Cod-liver Oil with the Hy
pophosphltes, furnishes just the
nourishment needed for those
who are run down and pale and
thin and weak. If you lose flesh
in summer take Scott's Emul
sion now. Don't wait till fall
or winter before beginning.
For tale at joe and $1.00 by all drugglsta.
Continued Sale.
WE HAVE A FEW
TAN
OXFORDS
left over from last week's sale, which
we offer below cost.
Pare blood is the safeguard of health.
Keep your blood pure, rioli and full of vi
tality by taking Hood's Karsaparilla, and
yon will not need to fear tht nttaoks of
disease.
Hood's Pills oure liver ills, constipation
janndioe, sick henrdaoho, billio usnuss
i!f cents.
onicllilng About the Fair.
Tho Nobraska and Kansas Inter-Stato
association at Rod Cloud, Nebraska,
which will be hold Soptembor 11 to 10,
180G, will be the best fair in tho state
this yoar, asldo from tho stuto fair, Tho
manugomont havospontsovorul hundred
dollars on the track und grounds, und
nlrondy havo application for space from
twouty-ono counties. Tho central und
woetorn portion of tho two Btatee are
showing thoir appreciation of the enter,
price by tho many applications that are
daily received at the secretary's office.
The railroads havo given reduced rates,
which you can obtain of your local
ticket or freight agent, where arrange
ments can be mado for shipping. This
boing presidential yoar, the management
have mado arrangements with somo of
tho best speakers to be present. Numos
of speakers and datoa on which they
will speak will bo announced in tho
August number of tho Farmer. For
further particulars, address tho secre
tary, Red Cloud, Nebraska. N. and K.
Farmer.
Sciatic RltcumalliniCurcd.
L. Wagner, Wholesale Druggist, Rich
mond, Va says: "I had a fearfnl attaok
of Soiatio Rheumatism, waa laid np al
most two months, was fortunate enough
to got MYBTIO CURE FOR RIIEUMA
TIBM. This eared me after doctor's pre
scriptions had failed to have any effect.
Sold by II. Ii. Urioe druggist, Had Clond,
Our $1 50
Our 1 75
Our 1 25
Our 1 00
Our 4 00
TAN OXFORDS for $1 15
35
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85
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But not Little Giant School Shoes.
Oui 1 00 Children's Shoes, 8-11, 90
Our 1 25 " " 11 to 2,1 10
Our 1 50 " " - - 1 55
Our 1 50 Little Giant tan col'd Shoes, 1 25
Our 1 75 " " 1 50
You cannot afford to overlook these cash
offers, not equalled anywhere in the city.
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